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Lot 256
A Victorian Long Service in the Volunteer Force medal, together with a malacca and horn handled walking stick, the silver collar with presentation inscription "Presented to Sergt J.J. Collins with an enlarged photo of the Comp in the non-commision of Officers and men as a token of their esteem and respect for Long service in the Volunteer Force. Sept 25th 1888." with the afore mentioned photograph and a WW II Defence medal. (4)
Lot 304
A Geo. V. Military Cross group of five to include M.C. unnamed as issued, Distinguished Conduct Medal, naming 320660. SJT: F.H. THORNDYKE. 2/6 LOND:R., Military Medal, 320660. C.S. F.H. THORNDYKE. D.C.M. 6/LOND.R., Victory, 2388 W. D. CL. 2. F.H. THORNDYKE. 6-LOND.R. and British war, 2388 W. D. CL. 2. F.H. THORNDYKE. 6-LOND.R. (5)Frederick Henry Thorndyke (1887-1943) CSM, MC, DCM, MM. 320660 2/6th Battalion London Regiment (Rotherhithe.)London Gazette 30th July 1919.320660 C.S.M. Frederick Henry Thorndyke, D.C.M. 6th Bn. Lohd. R. Near Maricourt, South-East of Albert, during the operations of August 27th/28th, 1918, this warrant officer commanded a company in the attack with great skill and gallantry, all the officers having become casualties. With two other men he captured two enemy machine guns with their teams and was wounded endeavouring to capture a third. Throughout the operations on the 27th and 28th he showed conspicuous courage and qualities of leadership.DCM Citation."For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty. He showed the greatest courage and determination in handling his platoon throughout the attack. He captured his objective and encouraged his men by his splendid example and disregard of danger."The Battle of Amiens 1918.Despite the losses, the 6th Bn. attacked again on 27th and 28th August at Maricourt, after which it took part in what was becoming a war of movement against German rearguards. When the Battalion was taken out of line, total casualties between 8th August and 11th September amounted to 28 officers and 638 other ranks.
Lot 409
A WW I British War medal, naming B. Z. 6825. PTE. C.F. FEATHERSTONEHAUGH. SIG. R.N.V.R., together with a Geo. V. Faithful Service in the Special Constabulary medal. naming FREDERICK FEATHERSTONEHAUGH, a Geo. V. Territorial Force Efficiency medal, naming 667. PTE. E. MADDISON. 4/NORTH'N. REGT., and WW II Africa Star. (4)
Lot 424
A WW I trio to include 1914-15 Star, naming 26261. PTE. W.E. WHITWORTH. R.A.M.C., British War and Victory, naming 26261. CPL. W.E. WHITWORTH. R.A.M.C., together with a 1911 St John Ambulance Brigade Coronation medal, naming PTE W. WHITWORTH. and a cased ER II Imperial Service medal, naming FREDERICK WYATT JEMMETT. (5)
Lot 440
An intresting Geo. V/VI medal group of seven to include Geo.VI King's medal for Courage, naming SJT. S.W.G. GEER. I.A.C.C., Geo.V India Genral Service with North West Frontier 1930-31 clasp, 6391991 PTE. S. GEER. R. SUSS. R., 1939-45 Star, Pacific Star, Defence, War and Geo.VI India Long Service and Good Conduct, SJT. S.W.G. GEER. I.A.C.C. (7)
Lot 453
A Geo.VI Distinguished Conduct Medal, Offical duplicate and later plated, naming 38269V SGT. G.S. PERKINS. I.L.H.K.R. UDF. DUPLICATE.At M.SALVARO, Pt 826, M.R. L739264 on the 23 Oct. 44 the Bn was engaged in an attack on a commanding and well defended mountain peak. As they advanced casualties in the platoon were heavy and the Platoon Officer was killed. Sjt PERKINS immediatly took command of the platoon and under heavy enemy machine gun and mortar fire moved amongst his men, rallied them and fearlessly led them in the final attack. His outstanding leadership at a critical time resulted in the attaining of an important objective and the annihilation of the enemy position where many dead were strewn. The prompt assumption of command and the bravery of Sjt PERKINS was directly responsible for the success of the attack.
Lot 464
A Great War group of four to include Military Medal, 2173 L. CPL. R.P. HULLAND. 6 / LON:R., 1914-15 Star, 2173. PTE. R.P. HULLAND 6-LON. R., British war & Victory, 2173. SJT. R.P. HULLAND. 6-LON.R. and WW II Defence, together with a leather bound volume of The "Cast-Iron" Sixth A History of The 6th Battalion - London Regiment by Capt. E.G. Godfrey, M.C. in which SJT Hulland has signed and is mentioned within and a pair of French military Mk V. binoculars in a stiched leather case. (7)
Lot 468
A Great War Military Medal Casualty group to include M.M. naming 12175 PTE. H. SCRACE. 11 / R.W. KENT R., British war and Victory G - 12175. PTE. H. SCRACE. R.W.KENT. R. and bronze memorial plaque to Herbert Scrace, in original envelope with paperwork.12175 Lance Corporal Herbert Scrace was killed in action in France and Flanders, 24/09/18. and is remebered with honour St. Sever Cemetary extension, Rouen.
Lot 434
Limited Edition Birmingham Mint Great British Regiments Silver Medals & Badge Collection, consisting of 52 circular medals and 52 matching regimental cap badges. All medals are hallmarked to the edge. Contained in velvet presentation trays and housed in outer wooden box with brass edging and central plaque, set is number 0585. Each silver medal weighs 45grams.
Lot 400
Queen Victoria 1897 Diamond Jubilee Medal, being a bronze grade example housed in its original red leatherette box of issue with gilt tooled Imperial crown to the lid with 1837-1897 underneath. Medal remains in mint condition. Accompanied by Bronze William IV and Adelaide 1831 Coronation Medal, by W Wyon, Pope Leo XIII (1810-1903) Bronze Medal and enamel Florin brooch. (4 items)
Lot 399
Selection of Royalty Medals consisting of a King George VI and Queen Elizabeth by John Pinches London, reverse shows the King being taken on the Royal Barge, George VI bronze coronation medallion with Britannia to the reverse, George V silver jubilee medal, Edward VIII coronation medal and three George VI and Queen Elizabeth coronation medals. Accompanied by a bronze coin / medal obverse engraved with an anchor and “hope is tiny support” reverse engraved “3 Chap St John Verse 16”, 2x hallmarked silver prize medals, The Cowper Centenary medallion and a Hallmarked silver Scouts badge. Generally all in very good condition. (12 items)
Lot 75
A WWI and Later Royal Navy Marines Medal Group, comprising War Medal, 1914-15 Star, Peace Medal, Royal Naval Long Service and Good Conduct Medal and WWII Defense Medal to Ply 8896 Pte. W.J. Osbourne, Royal Marine Light Infantry; plus certificate of service, letters of confirmation of service during action on S.S. Ryde when engaging a submarine, facsimile photograph and other photographs and other related ephemera.
Lot 15
Silver Scout Association Gallantry Medal and Royal Humane Society Honorary Testimonial to Eric Stainthorpe, dated 30th September 1944 with contemporary and later photographs and newspaper cuttings. The silver Gallantry medal is awarded for gallantry in circumstances of considerable risk. *Eric Stainthorpe, a Bradford boy was just 13 years of age and a Patrol Leader with the 40th Bradford West Scouts on the 30th September 1944. On that day he was playing by the side of the Leeds and Liverpool canal at Saltaire, Shipley when he heard a small boy had fallen into the canal. Despite not being able to swim Eric dived into 9 feet of water and brought the young boy to the surface twice before both being assisted out of the canal. The young boys name is believed to have been Eric Swithenbank. Eric Stainthorpe went onto join the Household Cavalry before a career in business.
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