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Click here to subscribeA group of six medals and miniature medal: WW1 pair British War Medal and Territorial Force Medal to 1010 Gnr. C.E.J. Andrews, RA. shown as Drv on TFM. Territorial Efficiency Medal 1921 to B50162 ECJ Andres FRA, WW2 Defence and War Medals with other buttons and badges. Served in WW2 as T/Captain in ASC. Officers Release book enclosed.
WW2 British Medal group of 1939-45 Star, Africa Star with North Africa 1942 - 43 Clasp, British War Medal and Defence Medal to 1162290 Clp CG Birkin RAF. Served with 203 Squadron. Complete with slip, box of issue and all original ribbons. In addition there is a portrait postcard of him in uniform, his RAF service and release book, letters, postcards, copy of the "Tobruk Truth" 3rd Jan 1942, and a hand written account of his service
WW1 British War Medal 1914-1918 and Victory Medal to 21321 Sjt W Bentley Notts & Derby Regt. Medals are complete with ribbons and all packing in original box which still has paper address cover. Comes with two Field Postcards, Unit Register Card to 52543 Sjt W Bentley, 7th Lincolns: Battl Daily Orders 14/12/17 showing his marraige. (List of units served in handwritten to bottom of page.) Demob papers 1918, etc. Copy of his wife's employment at National Projectile Factory, Nottingham.
Anon ANGLO-BOER WAR RECRUITING EFFIGY OF GENERAL LORD KITCHENER Circa 1900 A very lifelike fully uniformed figure of Lord Kitchener as he appeared in illustrations and photographs during the Anglo-Boer War (see "After Pretoria The Guerilla War" p445). The uniform and general's cap are made from Anglo-Boer War period khaki cloth, he wears a miniature. Sam Browne leather belt, brass buttons. The accurate uniform, medal ribbons and gorget patches on the tunic. The head is a very good likeness of Kitchener. Overall condition very fine.
Anon CHARACTER JUG OF FIELD MARSHAL J. C. SMUTS, PRIME MINISTER OF SOUTH AFRICA England: Royal Doulton, circa 1945 First edition. Head and shoulders of Smuts in uniform with helmet, in very good condition. Underneath the base of the jug is the legend 'Field Marshal, The RT Hon J. C. Smuts KC, CH, DTD, Prime Minister of the Union of South Africa and Commander-in-Chief, South African Forces'. and a pair of miniature World War II Medals mounted for wear as awarded to a member of the S. A. Forces: British War Medal 1939/45 and Africa Service Medal. (3)
Queen's South Africa Medal with Cape Colony Clasp Group of Four including The 1914-15 Star, War Medal and Victory Medal to TPR (Later Cpl) C.H.T. (Charles Henry Thorne) Webster, Brabant's Horse, then in WWI attached to the 4th Dismanted Rifles and then the 3rd S.A.I. In 1899, Brabant raised the Light Horse regiment known as Brabant's Horse. The top strength of the unit was 600, all ranks, including South African colonials, Australians, British, Canadians. The unit saw much action against Boer commandos. Brabant's Horse was disbanded in Cape Town on 31 December 1901. A incredibly scarce group.
Victorian Egypt Medal and WWI Father Son set including: The Egypt Medal with 'Suakin 1885' Clasp and Khedive's 1884-6 Star, named to 5817 Pte. A Ellison 1/Cold, and Khedive's star regimentally impressed '5817 C.G.) and his sons WWI Medals:- British War Medal and Victory named to 3215 Pte. A.W. Ellison, Linc. Regiment. A lovely set ready to be researched.
WWI Brothers Casualty Groups consisting of BWM and Victory medal to Susses 2/139 Leading Seaman Thomas Hubert Flavin RNVR who died on HMS Clan McNaughton on 3/2/1915 when she was sunk in a storm, and a BWM and Victory Medal with Naval Long Service to Sussex .2-239 C. Flavin Howe BN, RNVR who died after demob on the 1/3/1921
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