An Elizabeth II silver spoon, mark of Jocelyn Burton, London 2015, with pear shaped bowl, panelled stem and cast finial in the form of a leopard's head, 13.5cm long, 1ozt Sara Jocelyn Margarita Elissa Burton (1946 - 2020) was a multi award-winning British silversmith and goldsmith.In 1968, at the very beginning of her career, she won the De Beers International Award for the design of diamond jewellery. She went on to win the United Kingdom Jeweller Award for best design in silver and had the first piece of platinum hallmarked in London following the changes to the Hallmarking Act. She became a freeman of the Worshipful Company of Goldsmiths in 1974 and was the first woman to receive the City & Guilds of London Institute’s top award, the Prince Philip Medal, in 2003. Her work features in private and public collections, including: 10 Downing Street, York Minster, Longleat, St Paul’s Cathedral and the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge.In 1568 the Worshipful Company of Goldsmiths commissioned a set of silver spoons with leopard's head finials. None of the originals have survived, but this spoon, designed by Burton, is a contemporary design inspired by the idea of the Company's 16th century spoons. Overall in good condition with no obvious sign of damage or repair. Some light surface scratches as to be expected. Hallmarks clear and readable.
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A group of four brooches; to include an enamel coronet brooch in floral design, set with seed pearls, yellow metal marked '14K', 3.9 cm wide; a horseshoe brooch, yellow metal testing 14ct, 2.6 cm; a medal drop brooch with monogram engravings, testing 14ct, to a gilt bar brooch; and a pansy brooch in rolled gold; total weighable 12.9 grams. (4)
A collection of 19th Century probably Lignum Vitae circular seal boxes and covers, each containing hard red wax seals of Arms some with engraver trade labels to interior covers, makers to include: John Warwick, J Wilson, Thompsons, Carlton Club seal by Allan Wyon, seal for The Rural District Council of Hertford, seal for HMS King Edward VII, a coaching seal with label from G Bown? Stone seal engraver To his Excellency The Lord Lieutenant ? Francis Street Dublin and a copper profile medal / impression of Henry William Marquis of Anglesey (8) Further details: some boxes with chips and losses, cracks to wax seals - a/f
Buffalos interest: an A R.A.O.B 9ct gold medal, with central buffalo, protruding horns, paste set eyes with enamel decoration, size approx 35mm presentation inscription to reverse 'Ebor Lodge No 293 dated 1916' suspended from a 9ct gold ribbon top, stamped 9ct gold, later base pin, total gross weight approx 27.8gms in original case by Fattorrini & Sons Ltd Goldsmiths Bradford Further details: good all stones/enamels intact, wear and tear commensurate with age
***ALL COMPONANTS HALLAMRKED 15CT GOLD, PIN IS UNMARKED ASSESSED AS 9CT GOLD*** A Masonic 15ct gold medallion medal 'Unity 613', comprising a square drop, blue ribbon with shield cartouche, length approx 11.5cm, total gross weight approx 27.6gms, all parts apart from pin hallmarked 9ct gold, in original case, by George Kenning & Son, Liverpool Further details: good some tarnish wear and tear commensurate with age
Antony Donaldson (British, 1939)Mulsanne Straight signed, titled and dated 'ANTONY DONALDSON/1964/MULSANNE STRAIGHT' (verso)oil on canvas93 x 93 cm. (36 5/8 x 36 5/8 in.)(unframed)Footnotes:ProvenanceWith Rowan Gallery, London, where acquired by the family of the present ownerPrivate Collection, GreeceMulsanne Straight is named after the famous 3.7-mile stretch of road which forms part of the Le Mans circuit and depicts three stacked images of a Ford GT40, rendered in the blue and white of the American team. The Americans raced three prototype GT40s at the 1964 Le Mans race (numbers 10, 11 and 12) and here Donaldson has selected number 11, which was driven by Richie Ginther and Masten Gregory. Whilst none of the GT40s completed the race that year, the car set a new record for the fastest race lap in Le Mans history at 3:49.2secs.Mulsanne Straight was painted in 1964, a year after Donaldson's acclaimed first one-man show at the Rowan Gallery (from which the Tate purchased the painting Take Five), and the same year that Donaldson was selected by Bryan Robertson as one of twelve young artists to exhibit in the first 'The New Generation' show at the Whitechapel gallery.Motorsport imagery formed an important component of Donaldson's work in the early sixties. His race cars are sleek, alluring, and iconic, mirroring the pin-up imagery which he employed in his Pop Art of the period, or as Donaldson termed it – New Figuration. Donaldson's earlier race car works include Medal for Jim Clark, 1962 (Collection of Leicester County Council), For Jim Clark, 1963 and South African Grand Prix, 1963. Each of these works depict the British racing driver Jim Clark and British built Lotus cars. Mulsanne Straight differentiates itself by its American subject and was a sign of things to come. Exciting developments across the Atlantic, not just in auto racing but in many aspects of culture, increasingly turned Donaldson's attention stateside and he would subsequently move to Los Angeles in 1966.We are grateful to the Artist for his assistance in cataloguing the present work.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: * AR* VAT on imported items at a preferential rate of 5% on Hammer Price and the prevailing rate on Buyer's Premium.AR Goods subject to Artists Resale Right Additional Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
KONRAD LANGE (1806-1856): A SET OF SIX BRONZE MEDALS, 1836 from a series of twelve medals by Lange, probably produced in Munich, commemorating the marriage of Otto King of Greece to Duchess Amalia of Oldenburg and heroes of the Greek War of Independance, obverse with titled profile busts of the King and Queen, Otto as Prince of Bavaria, Petros Mavromichalis, Spiridon Trikoupis, Andreas Miaoulis and Ioannis Kapodistrias, each signed below truncation 'Κ. ΛΑΓΓΕ', the reverse with relevant scenes, 4.4cm diameter; together with another bronze medal, Konrad Lange, 1839, probably produced in Munich, commemorating the construction of the Othonian University (later University of Athens), obverse with bust of King Otto, signed under truncation, reverse showing the principal facade of the university, 4.4cm diameter; and a French bronze medal of Charles Nicolas Fabvier, Paris, 1829, the Philhellene shown in profile to sinister, signed under truncation 'FEUVRIER F.', 4cm diameter; each medal set circa 1960 in wood frames with giltwood inner border, 8.9cm square (8)Provenance: Collection of the late Basile Mostras (1904-1967), Greek Ambassador to the United Kingdom, 1953-1956. Thought to have been acquired at Spink and Son during this time.
Mixed coins of interest to include 1815 Bank token 3 Shilling, Maundy coinage, George III, 1795 penny Willian IV 1834 1 1/2 penny, Victoria and later silver threepence, 1887 Jubilee year Half Crown, George III half pennies and others along with USA Buffalo Nickel, 1942 Half Dollar, 1958 Half Dollar and others together with George Washington wooden medal A/FLocation:
'Their Finest Hour' Gold & Silver Medallic Set, comprising 'Supermarine Spitfire' gold commemorative medal (.375, 22mm, 6.4g) and 6 x bronze medals layered in pure silver, issued on behalf of the Royal Air Force Association by Worcestershire Medal Services, encapsulated in display packet; together with a George V threepence 1936 enclosed in a 'Monarch of the Twentieth Century' packet
Churchill-Menzies Gold Medallion Set 1966; 2 medallions, (each .750 gold, 44mm, 54.8g), featuring one medal depicting Sir Winston Churchill and the other Sir Robert Menzies, struck by Matthey Garrett, housed in case of issue with certificate of authenticity; gold starting to tone slightly o/wise AUNC
Assorted Duke and Duchess of Cambridge Silver Commemorative Coinage; comprising 24 coins and medallions across 6 boxes, to include; 'The 2011 Commonwealth Commemorative Silver Coin Set', celebrating the marriage of William and Catherine, 12 coin set comprising 12x sterling silver crowns issued by different Commonwealth countries; 'The H.R.H Prince George Silver Coin Set,' to include 6x sterling and fine silver coins, different issuers; The Royal Baby silver commemorative sterling silver crown sized medal; Princess Charlotte gold plated silver proof piedfort medallion; Prince George 1st birthday £5 coin collection, 3 coin set, plated base metal; and, Prince George 1st birthday silver proof commemorative medallion; all coins encapsulated and boxed with certificates, (total approx. 610g sterling silver)
4x Large Size Silver Proof Commemorative Coins, comprising; (1x) 10oz Jersey £50 2014 (.925 silver, 100mm, 311.86g) struck to commemorate D-Day; and (3x) 5oz coins; Cook Islands $25 2013 (.925 silver, 65mm, 155.53g); Diamond Jubilee silver medal 2012 (.999 silver, 65mm, 155.53g); and, Boudica Warrior Queen silver medal, (.999 silver, 65mm, 155.53g); all encapsulated and boxed with certificates
Selection of Royal Mint Silver Proof Coin Sets; 4 sets and 1 medal comprising; silver proof Britannia 4 coin set 1997; United Kingdom silver proof piedfort £1, 4 coin collection 1994-1997; United Kingdom silver proof £1, 4 coin collection 1984-1987; United Kingdom silver anniversary collection, 7 coin set 1996; and, Royal Mint, Battle of Waterloo 175th Anniversary commemorative silver medal, 153g of sterling silver; all sets are housed in cases of issue with certificates of authenticity
Assortment of Pobjoy Mint Commemorative Coins; 9 coins comprising; Ascension Island, silver proof £2 2013, commemorating Margaret Thatcher; British Antarctic Territory, silver proof £2 2012, commemorating Captain Scott's expedition; Gibraltar, silver proof 50p 2019, commemorating D-Day; (2x) British Antarctic Territory, silver proof £2 2013, depicting Queen Elizabeth Land; General Montgomery crown medal 1976, struck in silver; Isle of Man, silver proof £1 1978; and, Jersey, cupro-nickel £5 2015, commemorating Winston Churchill (no certificate); all coins are encapsulated and housed in boxes of issue with certificates (unless mentioned)
Assorted 19th Century Silver Coinage, 8 coins comprising; 2x George III, crowns 1819 and 1820, both Near Fine; George IV, crown 1821, Near Fine; shilling 1829, Near Fine; William IV, groat 1836, Near Fine; Victoria; double florin 1887, dark toning and Good Very Fine; a Victoria Diamond Jubilee commemorative silver medal 26mm, Very Fine; together with France, 5 francs 1811, Paris mint, toned and Near Very Fine
Assorted Silver Proof Crowns and Coins; comprising; 9x Queen Elizabeth II, Silver Jubilee Crowns, various issuers from across the Commonwealth, all encapsulated and boxed, some with certificates; Queen Elizabeth II, Guernsey Visit 1978 commemorative crown, encapsulated and boxed with certificate; Brunei, silver proof $10 1977, encapsulated and boxed with certificate; Bahamas silver proof $10 1973, encapsulated and boxed with certificate; Princess Diana, silver proof memorial crown 1997, encapsulated and boxed with certificate; UK, silver 1oz Britannia 2001; together with 2x jubilee medals, Victoria, diamond jubilee medal 1897 in silver 26mm; and, George V, silver jubilee medal 1935, in silver 32mm, housed in box of issue; (14 silver proof coins and 2x silver medallions in total)
Queen Victoria, Diamond Jubilee, Gold Medal 1897, small size, by G. W. de Saulles, obv. old veiled bust left, rev. young head left divides inscription LONGI-TVDO DIERVM IN DEXTERA EIVS ET IN SINISTRA GLORIA ('Time passes in the right hand, glory in the left'), (Eimer 1817b; BHM 3506); presented in original case of issue, some staining to reverse edge, otherwise aUNC
Mixed Lot of Medals and Medallions, comprising; Edward VII, silver Coronation Medal 1902, (56mm), knock to edge at 11 o’clock otherwise AUNC; in official case of issue, case in good order, King Edward V medallion c.1731, part of a series of 33 medals of the English sovereigns by the Swiss medallist Jean Dassier (1676–1763), some knocks to edges, otherwise fine: Queen Victoria, silver Diamond Jubilee medal 1897, (25mm), GVF; and Edward VII, silver Coronation medal 1902 (31mm), a bronze London, Midland & Scottish Railway General Strike Medal 1926, by E. Gillick (51mm), in original case; a Winston Churchill 80th birthday medallion; 5x Victorian souvenir medallions, a pair of Manchester Grammar School sports medals, a Notts country FA cup medallion, a Royal Life Saving medal, and 12x brass ‘Spade’ guinea type gaming tokens (26 pieces)
Mixed Lot of Silver Commemorative Medals; 11 medals comprising; 2x Prince of Wales investiture medals 1969; 2x Worshipful Company of Spectacle Makers 350th-anniversary medals, one gold plated; Elizabeth II, Silver Jubilee medal 1977 (57mm); Falmouth Regatta medal 1949; Operation Sail 1976 silver medal by Spink; German fine silver medal reproduction of a 1631 thaler; Berlin 750th anniversary 1987 fine silver medal; Cripple Creek, Colorado souvenir one-ounce fine silver medal; and, McDonnell Douglas, first flight Feb 22nd 1993 souvenir one-ounce fine silver medal; all medals are boxed, some with certificates
Miscellaneous Silver Coinage; 11 coins and 11 banknotes to include; Victoria, crown 1890, Fine; and, fourpence 1888, ex-mount blob of solder on Britannia; George V, crown 1935, Good Very Fine; and, halfcrown 1921 Good Fine; USA, 'peace' dollar 1922, Near Fine to Fine; and, quarter dollar 1914, Fine; together with 3x British East Africa 10 cent coins, and Austrian 5 shilling; an 'Our Lady of Walshingham' silver medal and 11 pre-decimal 10 shillings and £1 notes
Victorian Crimea Medal to the 21st (Royal North Birish Fusilier) Regiment, Crimea medal with for clasps Alma, Balaklava, Inkerman and Sebastopol, impressed naming” J. CASSIDY. 21ST REGIMENT” medal polished with contact marks and edge bruises, clasps sprung on right hand side between Alma and Balaklava claps. Medal and clasps confirmed on the roll, copy included.
Victorian Crimea Campaign Medal to Corporal William Greening, 4th Light Dragoons, Who Was Serving with the Light Brigade at the Time of the Famous Charge of the Light Brigade on 25th October 1854, Crimea medal with clasps Alma, Balaklava, Inkerman and Sebastopol, impressed naming, “CORPL W. GREENING. 4TH LT DRAGNS”. Dark patina to the medal. William Greening from Bridport Dorset, attested for the 4th Light Dragoons on 22nd December 1834 and served for 25 years and 261 days before he was discharged to pension at his own request on 1st October 1860 at the age of 46. During this time, he spent 6 years in the East Indies and 1 year and 10 months in East Turkey and the Crimea. He was promoted to Corporal on 1st December 1855.William Greening is confirmed on the Pay List of the 4th Light Dragoons as being on the strength of the Regiment for the whole of October (WO12/659). The medal rolls confirm the award of all clasps including the Balaklava clasp for 25th October 1854. Greening does not appear on the Absence from Muster Roll list for the period of the charge. Private William Greening, 4th Light Dragoons is listed in the Honour the Light Brigade book by Lummis and Wynn.Sold with copies of the relevant rolls and discharge papers.
Collection of 5 Contemporary Victorian Miniature Medals for Service in the Crimea and the Baltic, consisting of Baltic medal, with pin back ribbon buckle, Crimea medal with 3 clasps, Alma, Inkerman and Balaklava, Crimea medal with 4 clasps, Alma, Balaklava, Inkerman and Sebastopol, Crimea medal with single clasp, Sebastopol, with pin back ribbon buckle, Crimea medal, no clasp. All medals unnamed and appear to be made of silver (not tested).
Second Afghan War Campaign Medal Pair to a Piper in the 92nd (Gorgon Highlanders) Regiment of Foot, During the Assault on Pir Paimal in the Battle of Kandahar he Struck up a Tune on his Bagpipes Until the Bag was Pierced by an Enemy Bullet, Afghanistan medal with clasps Charasia, Kabul and Kandahar, engraved naming, “2113 PTE J MIDDLETON 92ND HIGHRS” some contact marks to edge of medal, Kabul to Kandahar Star, impressed naming, “2113 PRIVATE J MIDDLETON 92 HIGHLANDERS”. The History of the Gordon Highlander’s Vol.II by Lt. Colonel C Greenhill Gardine, records that Middleton was a Piper and that during the assault on Pir Paimal in the Battle of Kandahar he struck up a tune on his bagpipes until the bag was pierced by an enemy bullet (photocopy from book included). James Middleton appears on the roll with service number 2113, the Afghanistan medal and 3 clasps are confirmed on the roll, he purchased his discharge in Natal on 20th December 1881.
Attributed WW1 Canadian Garrison Artillery 1902 Pattern Tunic, fine example of a Canadian 1902 pattern service dress tunic with pressed leather football pattern buttons, medal ribbons for WW1 service above the breast pocket, brass flaming grenade collar badges, brass CANADA nationality shoulder titles and brass ‘C.G.A’ titles. Rank chevron and overseas service chevrons. Single bullion wound stripe to the lower sleeve. Interior with partially white lining and inked with the owners details ‘ 346826 Bdr D. D. Trotter 5th C.G.A’. Generally very good overall condition.
Egypt & Sudan Campaign Medal Pair to an Able Seaman on H.M.S. Superb, Egypt medal 1882-89, reverse dated 1882, with clasp Alexandria 11th July, engraved naming “A. CALLAWAY. A.B. H.M.S. “SUPERB”” with Khedive’s Star medal, obverse dated 1882, unnamed as issued. 623 Egypt medals were issued to H.M.S. Superb. Alfred Callaway was born in Lambeth, Surrey on 26th May 1861 and joined the Royal Navy as a Boy 2nd Class on 29th June 1877 with service number 100603. He had an interesting time whilst serving culminating with 7 spells in the cells including 42 days hard labour in Maidstone Gaol in January 1880. He was discharged to Shore on 21st May 1900 joining the Royal Fleet Reserve. He rejoined the service in August 1914 as war loomed and was discharged on 13th October 1916 so he could resume his civilian employment at Woolwich Arsenal. For his Great War service, he was awarded a British War medal and Silver War Badge.
WW2 Royal Air Force Distinguished Flying Cross Winners Service Dress Tunic, good four pocket officers service dress tunic with kings crown pilots wing to the breast. Below the pilots wing is medal ribbons for WW2 service and that of the Distinguished Flying Cross. RAF officers tunic buttons and rank lace to the cuffs. Cloth lined interior. Generally good condition.
Egypt & Sudan Campaign Medal Pair to the Scots Guards, Egypt medal, reverse dated 1882, with clasp Tel-El-Kebir, engraved naming, “4042 Z MITCHELEY 1/SCOTS GDS” with Khedive’s Star medal, dated 1882, unnamed as issued. Contact marks to Egypt medal, Star has been polished as is often found with medals issued to the Guards Regiments. Zachariah Mitcheley enlisted on the 16th March 1877 and transferred to the reserve on 15th March 1883 being discharged on 15th March 1889. Medal and clasp are confirmed on the medal roll of the 1st Battalion Scots Guards as is his entitlement to the Khedives Star.
WW2 German Iron Cross 2nd Class Award and Citation Grouping, consisting of an unmarked Iron Cross 2nd class without ribbon accompanied by the official award citation issued in June 1940 to Gefreiten Walter Schönfelder Armee-Pferdelazarett 542, signed by Generaloberst, later Generalfeldmarschall Walter von Reichenau, holder of the Knights Cross of the Iron Cross and who died on the Eastern Front in 1942. Eastern Front medal with citation awarded to Schönfelder and bronze drivers sleeve badge with citation. Interesting grouping.
India General Service Medal Suffolk Regiment for the Hazara Campaign in 1888, engraved naming in running script, “505 PTE W. LEEKS 1ST BN SUFF R.”. Medal in titled carboard case of issue inscribed with recipients’ details, case in good condition with some damage consistent with its age. James Leeks is confirmed on the medal roll of the 1st Battalion Suffolk Regiment for the medal and clasp, the roll notes that he died at Jhansi on 13th September 1889.
WW2 German Infantry Regiment Nr 459 Award and Citation Grouping, consisting of Eastern Front medal and black grade wound badge, each with the official award citations, issued to Ober Gefreiter (Gefreiter on Wound Badge citation) Karl Heide Infantry Regiment 459. Remains in good condition overall. (4 items)
WW2 German / Spanish Blue Division Medal for Russian Front, zinc example of the campaign medal issued to the Blue Division on the Eastern Front, no medal ribbon ring or ribbon; Deutsches Rotes Kreuz (Red Cross) badge which is missing all its enamel finish from the obverse; Infantry signals blitz arm badge; 7x WHW rally / day badges including some from the regimental standarte series. (10 items)
A Great War Naval Long Service Medal Group of 4, HMS COLUMBINE, 1914-15 Star, British War and Victory medals, “346239 W.T.N. JAMES SHPT.2. R.N.”, Royal Navy Long Service and Good Conduct medal, GV 1st type, “346239 W.T.N. JAMES, SHIPT 1. H.M.S. COLUMBINE”. Group mounted as worn, some slight contact wear to service number on British War medal. William Thomas Nigel James was born in Portsmouth on 6th December 1888 and joined the Royal Navy as a Boy Shipwright in Portsmouth Shipyard on 10th July 1903. Awarded his Long Service medal in December 1921 he was pensioned off on 5th December 1928. He rejoined on 18th October 1939 serving through the Second World War until he was released on 20th November 1946 and would be entitled to additional medals for his service.
Great War Bronze Memorial Plaque 1st Battalion South Wales Borderers 1917 Casualty, awarded to ‘GEORGE ALFRED BYE’, generally good condition. 44368 Private George Alfred Bye, 1st Battalion South Wales Borderers who was reported missing in action, presumed killed on 10th November 1917 at the age of 36. Originally from Brightlingsea, Essex he is remembered on the Tyne Cot Memorial, Belgium. Also entitled to a British War and Victory medal.
WW2 German Soldbuch and Wehrpass Grouping to a NCO in Artillery Regiments and Later Army Weapons School, fine grouping of documents relating to Josef Kohlbecher. His soldbuch has uniform photograph of Kohlbecher to the inside, various Artillery regiments noted in the book including Stab II Artillery Regiment Nr70, issued on 30th August 1939. He joined an Army Weapons school in 1944 until the end of the war in 1945, for his service in this he was awarded the War Service Cross 2nd class with swords, the citation for this award accompanies the grouping. Various equipment and medical information is listed in his Soldbuch. The rear of the book has a lot of leave listed with the various ink stamps. Some ink damage to the rear of the book. A number of awards are noted in his soldbuch and also his Wehrpass, these include the War Service Cross 2nd class, Iron Cross 2nd class, Iron Cross 1st class, West Wall medal and Eastern Front medal. His wehrpass has a RAD uniform photograph to the inside which shows him as a musician. His personal information listed in the beginning pages of the book. His various artillery units are listed in the book. Training and rank promotion listed in the book. He served in the initial invasion of France and Belgium before moving to the Eastern Front before ending the war in Norway. The two books are accompanied by an archive of original documents and paperwork relating to his service during WW2 and some post war.
WW2 German Armed Forces Luftwaffe Flak Battery Wehrpass, good used example with civilian photograph to the inside. He did his armed service with Flak Regiments, the last being 5./Flak Ers Abt 25. He is noted as being awarded the entry into Sudetenland medal. Various stampings and entries in the book. Housed in the card carry slipcase.
Victorian Campaign Medal Pair for Service in India with the 3rd Battalion Rifle Brigade, India General Service medal 1854-95 with clasp North West Frontier, impressed naming, “397 PTE F. GREENER. 3RD BN RIF. BDE”, some contact marks to medal, Indian Mutiny medal with clasp Lucknow, impressed naming, “FRANS. GREENES. 3RD BN RIFLE BDE”, note spelling difference. The pair of medals fitted onto an attractive double size white medal ribbon bar. Francis Greener is confirmed on the roll for the IGS with North West frontier clasp, he is also confirmed on the Mutiny medal roll for the 3rd Battalion Rifle Brigade which also confirms he was present in the operations against Lucknow between the 2nd and 16th March 1858. He is noted on the IGS roll as being discharged on 3rd July 1865.
Display of WW2 British Campaign Medals, all un-named as issued, consisting of 1939-45 Star, Atlantic Star, Air Crew Europe Star, Africa Star with 3 clasps, 1st Army, 8th Army and North Africa 1942-43, Pacific Star, Burma Star, Italy Star, France & Germany Star, Defence medal, War medal 1939-45 with Mentioned in Despatches oakleaf. All mounted on a felt covered board.
A Second World War Territorial Long Service Medal Group of 5, 1939-45 Star medal, France & Germany Star medal, Defence medal, War medal 1939-45 with Efficiency medal, GVI, with Territorial suspension bar with 2 additional bars on the ribbon, “823217 L.CPL A.C. FREEMAN PNR”, medals mounted for wearing in a glazed frame along with a matching set of mounted miniature medals (Efficiency medal with 1 bar). Medals have not been removed from the frame for checking.
A Pair of Imperial Russian Medals for the Crimea War, light bronze variant on St. Georges ribbon and dark bronze variant on St. Georges ribbon. Established by Tsar Alexander II on 26th August 1856, approximately 1.7 million medals were produced in both grades. The light coloured medal was issued to non-combatants with the dark variant being issued to combatants. There were 4 ribbons issued with the medal depending on the type of service that was rendered.
WW1 American Officers Medal and Paperwork Grouping of 2nd Lieutenant Thomas C Chalmers 26th Yankee Division, good set consisting of his allied victory medal with four battle bars, metal insignia, cloth divisional patch, divisional medal, photographs and complete service history of 2nd Lieutenant Thomas C Chalmers who served with the US 26th (Yankee) Division. A railwayman serving with the National Guard, he landed in France on 18 October 1917. He was commissioned into the US 101st Field Artillery in August 1918. The collection also includes his birth certificate 1888 and death certificate 1947, and a captured German map of the St Mihiel area.
4 Contemporary Victorian Miniature Medals Covering Service in India and Egypt, Indian Mutiny medal with clasp Lucknow, India General Service medal with clasp North West Frontier, Egypt medal, reverse dated 1882, with clasp Alexandria 11th July, Khedives Star medal, dated 1882. All medals unnamed.
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