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Lot 624
A SECOND WORLD WAR GROUP OF FOUR MEDALS comprising the 1939-45 Star, Atlantic Star with Air Crew Europe clasp, Defence Medal, and War Medal 1939-45 with Mention in Despatches oak leaf emblem, unnamed as issued, bar-mounted for wearing; together with various cap badges, buttons, shoulder pips and cloth insignia, including a brown plastic Royal Army Service Corps utility cap badge, and a King's Badge 'For Loyal Service', boxed.
Lot 625
A SECOND WORLD WAR GROUP OF FIVE MEDALS TO CORPORAL W.C. HAYBALL, ROYAL ARMY SERVICE CORPS comprising the 1939-45 Star, Africa Star, Italy Star, Defence Medal, and War Medal 1939-45, unnamed as issued, unmounted; together with a R.A.S.C. brass cap badge; photographs; ephemera; and other items, including a pair of Carl Zeiss 'Telexem' 6x binoculars, the body marked 'P.H.R. Bennett / 9th Somersets', cased.
Lot 626
A GREAT WAR CASUALTY PAIR OF MEDALS TO PRIVATE B.J. ROWE, 15TH BN CANADIAN INFANTRY comprising the British War Medal 1914-20 and Victory Medal (both 192866 Pte. B.J. Rowe. 15-Can. Inf.), officially impressed, unmounted; together with a trench art paper-knife, the blade engraved 'Battle of Somme July 1916'; a quantity of photographic and other postcards, some of Wellington O.T.C. interest; and two Red Cross letters relating to his death. Note (1): 192866 Private Bernard John Rowe, 15th Battalion, Canadian Infantry, died on 26th September 1916. He is remembered with honour on the Vimy Memorial. Note (2): A contemporary newspaper cutting, which accompanies the lot, adds that Bernard Rowe was the son of Mrs Row of Clifford Terrace, Wellington (Somerset), and the late Mr James Rowe, for many years headmaster of the Courtland Road Boys' School. Upon leaving school Bernard was apprenticed to a jeweller in Fore Street, before emigrating to Canada at the age of twenty. In 1915 he joined the 92nd Highlanders but was then transferred to another battalion. He completed his training in England and is known to have visited Wellington during his leave, prior to departing for the Front. He was twenty-six years of age when he was killed.
Lot 628
A GREAT WAR TRIO OF MEDALS TO PRIVATE G. HARRIS, DORSETSHIRE REGIMENT comprising the 1914-15 Star (3-6060 Pte G. Harris. Dorset: R.), British War Medal 1914-20 and Victory Medal (both 3-6060 Pte. G. Harris. Dorset. R.), officially impressed, unmounted; together with a Great War silver wound badge, stamped to the reverse '206713'; and a pair of miniature medals.
Lot 629
A GREAT WAR M.I.D. TRIO OF MEDALS TO LIEUTENANT W.B. DRYDEN, SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE REGIMENT comprising the 1914-15 Star (2. Lieut. W.B. Dryden. S Staff. R), British War Medal 1914-20 and Victory Medal, lacking 'Mention in Despatches' spray of oak leaves but with associated pin-holes (both Lieut. W.B. Dryden), officially impressed, bar mounted for wearing; together with a Great War silver wound badge, stamped to the reverse 'B39545'; a German Iron Cross; a certificate showing that 2nd Lieut. W.B. Dryden, 7th Bn, South Staffordshire Regiment was mentioned in a despatch from Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig, 9th April 1917; various brass buttons and badges; and a commemorative Edward VIII Coronation medal.
Lot 170
An Edward VII coronation medal, the reverse showing the 'Hotel Victoria' and signed 'E. Fuchs 1901', together with a silver plated medallion by John Pinches for the 'Crystal Palace Companys School of Art Music Science & Literature', signed to the obverse and dated 1908 to the reverse, both boxed
Lot 138
FULHAM DIVISON 2 MEDAL 1949 Division 2 Championship medal awarded to John (Jack) McDonald , 1948-49 John McDonald was signed by Fulham from Bournemouth and between 1948 and 52, McDonald made 75 appearances for Fulham scoring 19 goals. McDonald played in 41 of the 42 games scoring 9 goals as Fulham were winners of Division 2 and promoted to the first Division. The hall-marked gold medal has Football League Champions Division 2 and on the reverse is inscribed J.McDonald Fulham FC , Season 1948-49." Comes with Football League box which has gilt inscription and box shows signs of wear and ageing around edges. Good
Lot 139
SOUTHAMPTON MEDAL 1953 Medal awarded to Jack McDonald of Southampton , Football Combination Cup Competition, Runners up 1952-53. Southampton purchased Jack McDonald from Fulham in 1952 and initially he was successful in their first team, but he lost form and played most of the season in the reserves winning this medal in the process. During his time at Southampton, Jack made 16 first team appearances scoring four goals. The medal, with case, has The Football Combination Cup Competition on the front and on the reverse has a hall-mark and is inscribed Runners-Up 1952-53. Arsenal won the trophy. Good
Lot 1456
QPR MEDAL Gold hall-marked winners medal, London FA Professional Charity Fund 1930, reverse inscribed J.H.Armstrong Winners QPR. Armstrong played for QPR between 1928 and 1933. QPR defeated Chelsea and the gold medal comes complete with original case and gilt inscription on top of case (London Football Association). Good
Lot 137
CHELSEA - WAR CUP MEDAL 1945 Winners medal for the Football League South War Cup Final in which Chelsea defeated Millwall 2-0. This was the first major trophy won by Chelsea, the Final being played at Wembley. The medal was awarded to John (Jack) McDonald who was a right winger and who scored one of the two Chelsea goals in the Final. John was a loan player for Chelsea having been loaned by Bournemouth to the London Club who played eight guest players in the Final including Black, Hardwick and Goulden and Captain Harris. The medal is gold coloured and made by Vaughtons and comes with a cardboard box as it was wartime and many items were in short supply. There is no hallmark on the medal but it is metal and gold coloured, The front of the medal reads London Football Association and there is a Cup inscribed above the London FA Coat of Arms as the London FA organised football for the senior Southern based clubs during the War. The medal has been entered by the McDonald family. Jack McDonald made 7 Cup appearances for Chelsea scoring four goals and also made 3 League appearances scoring one goal. Medal is in good condition, case has a little damage to the lid
Lot 117
Charles Goldsborough Anderson (1865-1936) - Oil on canvas - Half length portrait of the pioneering British alpine skier Doreen Elliott, signed and dated 1916, 58cm x 48cm Doreen Elliott was a founder member and former president of the Ladies Skiing Club. She was an Olympian and in 1928 raced in the inaugural Murren Inferno, the worlds longest downhill ski race. In the World Alpine Ski Championships of 1932 she won a bronze medal in the slalom and achieved 5th place in the combined event. Condition: **General condition consistent with age
Lot 327
Curling Interest - Large 19th Century silver prize medallion, 'Sir Colin Campbell Curling Club Points Medal', verso with winners spanning 1860-1878 and seven bars with winners spanning 1879-1892, indistinct hallmarks, 8.5cm diameter, 4.9oz approx gross Condition: One hook is broken which connects the bar to the lower medallion, some light surface wear - **General condition consistent with age
Lot 1
A 'Red Box' in Red Morocco with brass handles and stamped with the insignia of George V and the initials of H.B. Usher. Herbert Brough Usher worked in No. 10 Downing Street between 1928-35. The lot also includes a handwritten letter from Ramsey MacDonald and a typed letter dated and signed 7th June 1937 referring to the Abdication of Edward VIII. Usher medals and knighthood medal are in the next lot
Lot 1052
Medal group of seven, group mounted for wearing 366251/1414227 Sgt A.A.G.Chalmers RA consisting of BWM and Victory medals, Territorial War medal, IGS Northwest Frontier 1930-31, WWII named War medal, Territorial Force Efficiency medal and Army Long Service medal, in wood case with discharge badge on the lid with selection of badges
Lot 1350
A Distinguished Conduct medal together with a Military medal, both awarded to Sergeant W.Mallin of the South Lancashire Regiment, William enlisted at the outbreak of war and went abroad in March 1915, he was one of six serving brothers, Sergeant William Mallin D.C.M MM was K.I.A. 01/09/18, L.G. 16/08/17 D.C.M L.G. 18/10/17 MM
Lot 731
A collection of medals, including RMS Lusitania "Ipse Belli Fvlmen", Horatio Viscount Nelson, medal to "David R. Courtney 1808" from The Historica Societas Collegii Dvbliniensis, Victoria Coronation medal, 1847 Shipwrecked Fisherman & Mariners Benevolent Society annual Subscription medal 1847 and Centenary of Wesleyan Methodism 1839 medal.
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