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Lot 15
1914-15 Star Medal Trio Corporal Archibald Mackenzie Seaforth Highlanders Killed in Action 13th February 1916, medals named in the correct style “S-5368 CPL A MACKENZIE SEA HIGHRS” rank of private and P initial to the star. Medals remain in good condition. Corporal Archibald Mackenzie served with A company 1st Battalion Seaforth Highlanders when he was killed on 13th February 1916, he is commemorated at the Basra Memorial. Mackenzie was from Bootle, Liverpool.
Lot 627
Selection of Third Reich Badges & Insignia, consisting of uniform removed Luftwaffe officers breast eagle, NSKK starburst metal badge, German Fire Brigade metal helmet plate, thin printed NSDAP party style armband plus various shoulder boards and collar badges. Accompanied by some British badges and medal ribbons. These souvenirs were brought home from WW2 by the Vendors uncle.
Lot 518
1949 Pattern Royal Army Chaplains Department Northern Ireland District Battle Dress Blouse, embroidered white on purple shoulder titles with embroidered Northern Ireland district formation signs. Blackened rank pips to the shoulder boards. Medal ribbons above the breast pocket. Pressed leather square buttons. 1954 dated size label to the interior.
Lot 500
Royal Canadian Ordnance Corps Battle Dress Blouse, 1945 dated Canadian made battle dress blouse with embroidered shoulder titles, embroidered Canadian Military Headquarters formation sign and corporals rank stripes. One arm has four red service chevrons. Breast pocket medal ribbons for 1939-45 Defence medal and Canadian Overseas Service medal. Workman Uniform Co Ltd ink stamp to the interior with size information and 1945 date.
Lot 618
Selection of Third Reich Medals and Badges, consisting of silver grade Hitler Youth Proficiency badge silver grade with pin back fitting and RZM M1/34 to the reverse, Iron Cross 2nd class (damaged ring), black grade wound badge with pin fixing to reverse, 2x War Service Cross with swords 2nd class, War merit medal, bronze DRL sports badge with pin fitting (attempted swastika erasure), 2x brass DRA sports badges (one missing pin), bronze 1935 Adolf Hitler medal and a 1957 issue Iron Cross 1st class. Various conditions. (11 items)
Lot 52
Selection of Great War French & Belgium Medals, consisting of 1914-17 dated Croix de Gueere, Medaille Militaire, French combat cross, French 1914-18 war medal, Belgium Croix de Gueere, Belgium 1914-18 war medal, Belgium issue Allied Victory medal and Belgium Yser medal. All complete with original ribbons and pins. Various conditions. (8 items)
Lot 13
1914 Star Medal Trio Drummer John Craig Seaforth Highlanders Killed in Action 12th October 1917, medals named in the correct style “10518 DMR J CRAIG 1/SEA HIGHRS”, rank on BWM and Victory medals “PTE”. Medals remain in good condition. S/10518 Lance Corporal John Craig was serving with the 7th Battalion Seaforth Highlanders when he was killed in action on 12th October 1917 and is commemorated on Tyne Cot Memorial.
Lot 35
WW2 North Africa Prisoner of War Medal and Paperwork Grouping with Ephemera of Waffen SS British Free Korps Division Interest, the grouping relates to the service of Arthur Charles Potts Queens Own Cameron Highlanders (Liverpool Scottish) later Royal Engineers. His campaign medals remain in the OHMS forwarding box and consist of 1939-45 star, Africa star and 1939-45 war medal. Accompanying the medals is a quantity of paperwork and ephemera relating to his wartime service and his time as a prisoner of war. Amongst the ephemera is the original printed information leaflet printed on the behalf of the newly formed Waffen SS division the British Free Korps to try and encourage British prisoners to join them in fighting against the Red Army on the Eastern Front. Other items in the grouping include his hand written diary, a hand drawn concert poster for a camp production, photographs of him and comrades, service and release book plus other items. Also accompanied by various cap badges and also his POW id tag amongst other items. A very interesting and complete grouping recording Potts wartime service. The leaflets produced by the British Free Korps are extremely rare as often they were ripped up by the prisoners so to find an original example is very historically interesting.
Lot 36
Three WW2 Campaign Medal Groups, consisting of boxed Naval issue grouping consisting of 1939-45 star, Atlantic star with France & Germany clasp, Africa star, Pacific star, Defence medal and 1939-45 war medal with forwarding slip; grouping in partial box consisting of 1939-45 star, Africa star, Italy star and 1939-45 war medal and set in late claim box consisting of 1939-45 star, Africa star, Defence medal and 1939-45 war medal with late claim slip.
Lot 23
Great War 1917 Casualty Medal & Document Grouping Awarded to a Private Soldier in the 12th Battalion Cheshire Regiment, the grouping consists of British War medal and Allied Victory medals awarded to “35967 PTE R KNOTT CHES R”, medals are housed in the original box and forwarding envelope. Accompanying the medals is his bronze memorial plaque named “RALPH KNOTT” also housed in the original envelope addressed to his mother. Amongst the paperwork is his Memorial Scroll, letter from the Commonwealth War Graves Commission and various other pre war items of paperwork relating to Ralph Knott. Commonwealth War Graves Commission lists Private Ralph Knott as a casualty on 23rd November 1917 and is buried at the Karasouli Military Cemetery, Greece. He was from Glossop, Derbyshire.
Lot 8
Victorian Afghanistan, Egypt & Sudan Group of Three, consisting of Afghanistan 1878-80 without clasp, named not in the correct style “1068 PTE F TUSKIN 72 FT”, Egypt & Sudan medal with dated reverse, single clasp Tel-El-Kebir named in the correct style “324 PTE F TUSKIN 1/SEA HIGHRS”, 1882 Khedives Star (silver plated). Heavy contact marks to the Egypt & Sudan medal.
Lot 43
WW2 & General Service 1918 – 1962 Medal Pair 225th Parachute Field Ambulance Royal Army Medical Corps, consisting 1939-45 War medal and George VI General Service Medal with two clasps S E Asia 1945-46 and Palestine 1945-48 awarded to “37007552 PTE J H DUDLEY RAMC”. The medals are court mounted for wear. Correction to the 00 in regimental number. Medals come with photocopied medal roll stating that he served with 225th Parachute Field Ambulance during the time of service.
Lot 42
WW2 Battle of Kohima Military Medal (MM), George VI example awarded to “2322107 SJT R W SANGER R SIGNALS”. Medal is housed in the original forwarding box with Buckingham Palace forwarding letter. Some letters in the regiment have been corrected to the medal but otherwise very good condition. The MM appeared in the London Gazette 28th June 1945 and the recommendation is as follows, “Between 19 April 1944 and 20 June 1944, this N.C.O. showed consistent devotion to duty and disregard of danger in his eagerness to establish line communications in the Kohima area. His cheerful bearing during long periods of very hard work was a constant inspiration to his detachment and he never allowed enemy action to interfere with the job in hand. In particular on 9 May 1944, he laid a line to the 4 Inf. Bde. up a mule track on which he well knew Jap. patrols were active. The line was cut by the enemy and he had to be restrained by an officer from going out alone to attempt repair. Again on 26, 27 and 28 May 1944 whilst attached to 6 Inf. Bde. for the ascent and attack on Aradura Spur he exceeded his orders and laid beyond Bde. H.Q., through the leading battalion and to the 143 S.S. Coy. who were the leading troops. He was specially recommended for his work on this occasion to me by C.O., 1 R.Berks. who was shortly afterwards evacuated wounded. Generally a great deal of his work was done under fire and he constantly laid lines through territory in which it was known enemy parties were operating.”
Lot 37
Selection of WW2 Campaign Stars, consisting of 2x 1939-45 stars, Atlantic star with France & Germany clasp, Africa star, Africa star with North Africa 1942-43 bar, Burma star, France & Germany star, 1939-45 Defence medal and 2x 1939-45 war medals. Accompanied by some loose ribbons and an Admiralty issue medal forwarding slip. (11 items)
Lot 3
Two Clasp Indian Mutiny Medal 1857-59 78th Highlanders, medal with clasps Lucknow and Defence of Lucknow. Awarded to “CR SERJT T PARISH 78TH HIGHLANDERS”. Medal mounted for display. Colour Sergeant Thomas Parish 78th Highlanders is confirmed on the roll as entitled to both clasps. Roll notes Died May 22nd 1859.
Lot 514
1949 Pattern Oxford & Buckinghamshire Light Infantry Warrant Officers Battle Dress Blouse, embroidered yellow on green shoulder title, embroidered Sailsbury Plains district formation sign, green on buff warrant officers arm badge to lower arm. Above the breast pocket are medal ribbons for WW2 service and Territorial medal. Special pattern braid and button collar badges fitted. 1954 dated size label to the interior.
Lot 226
Quantity of Sweetheart Brooches and Badges, of various periods and constructions including mother of pearl parachute wings, WW2 parachute regiment cap badge with lug fittings, Royal Navy button converted to sweetheart brooch, hallmarked silver Royal Marines on bayonet, 2x WW1 battlefield bayonet brooches, British Red Cross society brass and enamel medal, 1915 Liverpool flag day pin, hallmarked silver ARP lapel badge, brass and enamel Home Guard lapel badge, plus other items. Various conditions, viewing recommended. (48 items)
Lot 7
Afghanistan 1878-80, 890 Private A Spurgeon 78th Foot, medal is a no clasp example. Named in the correct style. Medal has some contact marks and edge bruising. Arthur Spurgeon was born in Norwich. He was a Tailor by occupation, he enlisted at Great Yarmouth on 13 February 1877. Posted to the 78th Highlanders in October 1878, he served with them in IndIa and Afghanistan. He was awarded the Afghanistan Medal without clasp and India General Service Medal with clasp, ‘Hazara 1888’. He was discharged on 14 September 1895.
Lot 24
Great War 17th Battalion (2nd City) Manchester Regiment 1918 Casualty British War Medal, awarded to “9488 PTE W WELTON MANCH R”. Accompanied by a Great War medal pair awarded to “65569 PTE H KNIGHT NORTH’D FUS” mounted for wear. Commonwealth War Graves Commission lists Private William Welton as being a casualty on 20th October 1918 and is remembered at the Jeumont Communal Cemetery in Northern France.
Lot 12
C.B. C.B.E Group of Six Awarded to Lieutenant Colonel George Mackintosh 78th Seaforth Highlanders, group consists of The Most Honourable Order of the Bath (CB) Military Breast Badge in gilt and enamels, Military Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (CBE) 1st type neck badge silver gilt and enamel, Afghanistan 1878-80 no bar “2ND LIEUT: G MACKINTOSH 78th FOOT”, Indian General Service 1854-95 clasp Hazara 1888 “—Lt G Mackintosh 2d Bn Sea Highrs”, Queens South Africa medal with four clasps Cape Colony, Driefontein, Transvaal and Wittebergen “MAJOR G MACKINTOSH SEA HIGHRS” and Kings South Africa medal with two clasps South Africa 1901 and South Africa 1902 “Lt Col G MACKINTOSH SEAF HGRS”. Medals have been mounted for display along with a copy portrait of George Mackintosh, three piece officers bonnet badge and a gold Seaforth Highlanders Association medal engraved to the reverse and dated 1937. Contact marks to the campaign medals and centre of CB is loose. Born on 28th August 1860, educated at Marlborough and the Royal Military College Sandhurst. He was commissioned a 2nd Lieutenant in 1878 and joined the 78th Foot in India February 1879. He took part in the 2nd Afghan war and the Hazara expedition with the 2nd Battalion Seaforth Highlanders. During the Hazara expedition he was the orderly officer to Colonel Crookshank CB, during this campaign he was Mentioned in Despatches. Posted to the 1st Battalion Seaforth Highlanders, stationed in Dublin, Ireland, where he was appointed Adjutant of the 3rd Volunteer Battalion in Elgin. In 1897 he was posted back to the 1st Battalion Seaforth Highlanders and served in Malta and Crete. 1900 was posted to South Africa where he served during the Boer War, during this time he was present at the actions at Poplar Grove, Dreifontein, Wittebergen and in the Transvaal. Commanded the 2nd battalion Seaforth Highlanders from 24th May 1901 until 3rd August 1901 and again from 13th March 1902 until 31st May 1902. Was temporarily commander of the township of Phillipolis. He returned from South Africa in 1903 with the 2nd Battalion Seaforth Highlanders, first to Dublin and then in 1904 moved to Aldershot. Officer commanding 2nd Seaforth Highlanders May 1905 until May 1909 in Aldershot and Edinburgh where the battalion was inspected by HRH Prince Leopold Duke of Albany. From 1912 and throughout the first world war he was appointed commander of No1 Highland District Perth and later officer in command records Perth until April 1919. The award of the CB was in the 1911 honours list and the CBE appeared in the honours list of 1919.
Lot 508
1949 Pattern War Office Majors Battle Dress Blouse, with bullion embroidered formation signs to the arm and cloth rank crowns to the shoulder boards. To the breast are medal ribbons for the MBE and service during WW2 and Korea. Size 6 label to the inside with 1953 date, made by L Harris (Harella) Ltd.
Lot 621
Selection of Third Reich Medals, consisting of Iron Cross 2nd class numbered on rim 137 for maker J H Werner, Berlin, Mothers Cross Gold Grade with ribbon, Gold Grade Mothers Cross coloured centre, bronze grade Mothers Cross damaged enamel, miniature silver grade Mothers Cross, Eastern Front medal, War Service Cross 2nd class with swords and paper packet for a War Service Cross 2nd class with swords by maker Fritz Zimmerman. Various conditions. (8 items)
Lot 17
Great War Medals of Two Brothers, consisting of 1914-15 star trio awarded to “19599 PTE H HELM DURH LI” and British War and Victory medal pair awarded to “R-258864 PTE R HELM ASC”. Medals remain in good condition. Private Richard Helm served with 1st Base Remount Depot, Army Service Corps, and died aged 19 on 4th November 1918. He was from Ightenhill, Burnley.
Lot 19
Hallmarked Silver Regimental Shooting Medal Awarded to Lance Corporal J Stevens 7th Battalion Seaforth Highlanders Who Was Awarded Distinguished Conduct Medal and Killed in Action 12th October 1916, fine hallmarked silver medal engraved to the reverse “2nd BATT SEAFORTH HIGHLANDERS BATTALION RIFLE MEETING 1912. “THE NINNES MEDAL” HIGHEST AGGREGATE CORPORALS WON BY LCE CPL J STEVENS SCORE 34”. Regimental badge to the centre of the medal. Birmingham hallmarks. Company Sergeant Major J Stevens award of the Distinguished Conduct Medal (DCM) appeared in the London Gazette 22nd September 1916 and the citation is as follows, “For conspicuous gallantry during operations. He led a bombing party against an enemy's strong point, which was holding up the attack. His party broke through and bombed up the enemy's trenches in face of strong opposition. He has shown great bravery and coolness in action”. Killed in action on the 12th October 1916 and commemorated on the Thiepval Memorial.
Lot 46
Falklands War Campaign Medal Pair to the Scots Guards, 2nd Battalion Scots Guards Famously Bayonet Charged the Argentine Forces During the Battle of Mount Tumbledown on the Night of 13th / 14th June 1982, the medal pair consists of General Service Medal (1962) with Northern Ireland bar and South Atlantic Medal with rosette to ribbon, both named in the correct style to “24239867 GDSM C A FORBES SG”. Medals are court mounted for wear.
Lot 544
Selection of WW2 German Medals, consisting of 40 year Faithful Service Cross, West Wall campaign medal, zinc Afrika Korps campaign medal, lightweight type Luftschutz service medal, German Army 4 year long service medal and Iron Cross 2nd class (corrosion to centre). All complete with ribbons and in various conditions. (6 items)
Lot 492
WW2 Service Dress Tunic Attributed to Captain P H B Wall 48 (Royal Marine) Commando, Awarded the Military Cross for Gallantry in 1945, four pocket officers service dress tunic with Royal Marines officers tunic buttons to the front and pockets. Above the breast pocket are medal ribbons for the Military Cross, 1939-45 star, Atlantic star with rosette, Africa star, Italy star, George VI Coronation medal and American Legion of Merit medal. No collar badges or rank insignia remain to the tunic. Accompanied by a pair of service dress breeches and separate cloth belt, the belt has name label “P.H.B. WALL”. Set remains in good condition showing just light service wear. Captain, later Major, Patrick Henry Bligh Wall, served with 48 Royal Marine Commando part of the 4th Commando brigade, when he was awarded the Military Cross for gallantry in action. The recommendation for the award was as follows, “On the night 20/21 Apr, 1945, Major Wall as second-in-command and patrol master of the commando, decided to lead, himself, the first patrol across the River Maas in the Biebosch area, penetrating 7000 yards in front of our forward defence locality. Here, he thrice encountered the enemy in much the same strength as himself and in shooting it out with them, caused them several casualties. Major Wall himself was the only casualty in the patrol and had a slight bullet scratch across his hand. Under Major Wall’s leadership and fired by his example of unflagging energy, the patrol moved about in enemy occupied territory for 36 hours without food, beating the enemy on every occasion they were met. When touch with his boats was lost, Major Wall, though an indifferent swimmer, ordered Lt Kingsley to take over command, and he himself led a small swimming party in a break out attempt. The result of the patrol, which was organised planned and led by Major Wall, was much useful information gained, several casualties, including four killed, inflicted on the enemy without loss to our side. Only the fact that one prisoner was killed by the enemy in a subsequent dash and two others wounded had to be left for humane reasons with morphia, prevented the patrol from bringing back a prisoner.”
Lot 2
Crimean War & Long Service Good Conduct Group of Three 72nd (Duke of Albany’s Own Highlanders) Regiment of Foot, Crimea 1854 medal with single clasp Sebastopol, un-named as issued, Sardinian issue Turkish Crimea medal engraved “No 2955 Private John Bridges 72nd Highlanders”, Army Long Service Good Conduct medal impressed “2955 JOHN BRIDGES 72ND FOOT”. Medals mounted for display and remain in good condition.
Lot 32
Pre War Palestine and WW2 Campaign Medal Group to the Royal Navy, consisting of Naval General Service medal (1915-62) with clasp Palestine 1936-1939 awarded to “JX 131981 H C DUDMAN AB RN”, 1939-45 star, Atlantic star, Africa star, Defence medal and 1939-45 war medal. WW2 medals are complete with the original OHMS forwarding box.
Lot 511
1949 Pattern Royal Military Police Northern Ireland District Warrant Officers Battle Dress Blouse, embroidered black on red shoulder titles with embroidered Northern Ireland District formation sign and red backed warrant officers rank crown to the lower arm. WW2 service medal ribbons above the breast pocket. Alfred Polinoff Ltd makers size label to the inside with 1954 date. Some scattered moth nips but generally good condition.
Lot 20
Selection of Great War Medals, consisting of 1914-15 star and British War Medal awarded to “SS 114080 G W MC DONALD STO 1 RN”, British War and Victory medal pair awarded to “646808 GNR H P ARCHER RA”, 3x Allied Victory medals awarded to “SS 111605 P J CUNNINGHAM STO 1 RN”, “343268 T BEVAN CPR RN” and “5435 PTE H ROBINSON K.O.Y.L.I”. Various conditions. (7 items)
Lot 10
Victorian Indian Campaign and Sudan Medal Trio, consisting of Indian General Service medal with single clasp Relief of Chitral “4072 Pte M Fountaine 2d Bn Seaforth Highlrs”, Queens Sudan Medal 1896-98 “4072 PTE M FOUNTAINE 1/SEA HRS” and Khedives Sudan medal with two clasps The Atbara and Khartoum, engraved to edge “4072 PRIVATE M FOUNTAINE 1ST SEA HIGHRS”. Medals have been court mounted for display. Some contact marks and wear to the edges.
Lot 503
Control Commission Germany Officer Battle Dress Blouse, fine Canadian made battle dress with embroidered Control Commission Germany formation sign and yellow embroidered on black OFFICER underneath. Above breast pocket is medal ribbons for WW1 and WW2 service. Ink stampings to the inside and dated 1943.
Lot 590
Private Purchase WW2 Infantry Officers M-36 Combat Tunic, four pocket combat tunic in heavy wool with turned back cuffs. Dark green collar with bullion wire embroidered and white twist cord collar tabs. To the breast is bullion officers eagle and the other side four piece medal bar. White underlay officers shoulder boards. Interior of the tunic has officers quality lining with tailors labels and name label to the inside pocket with dated 1942. The tunic remains in near mint condition showing just very light service wear.
Lot 472
Mess Tunics and Foreign Service Tunics of Lieutenant Colonel A T Rowlandson 124th and 126th Baluchistan Infantry, short pattern mess dress tunic is French Grey / beige cloth with red facings to the collar and cuffs. Small brass ball buttons to the front and clips. Bullion officers knotted shoulder boards with bullion rank pips and crowns. Brass buttons to the shoulder straps with 124th Baluchistan Infantry. Loops to the breast for medal ribbons. Quilted lining to the interior with London Tailors label to the collar with inked name. Complete with the mess waistcoat. Similar example but with button for the 126th Baluchistan infantry, also with the mess waistcoat; Private purchase four pocket service dress tunic in fine cloth with stitched holes for tunic buttons and rank insignia to the shoulders and issue KD officers four pocket tunic with polished brass buttons of the 126th Baluchistan infantry and metal shoulder titles and rank badges to the shoulders. The mess uniforms suffer heavy from moth damage and shredding to the silk sections of the waistcoats, also some stitching faults to the bullion. (6 items) Lieutenant Colonel Alfred Turner Rowlandson Baluchistan Infantry, Indian Army. Born in January 1867, Madras India, educated at the Royal Military College Sandhurst. Commissioned as a Lieutenant in the Kings Own August 1886, transferred to the Indian Staff Corps February 1891; promoted Captain Indian Army August 1897, he served with the 26th Baluchistan Infantry during the Third China War and with the 24th Baluchistan Infantry during the Tibet Expedition. Promoted to Major 25th August 1904, appointed commandant Mounted Infantry School, India on 5th December 1905, Commandant 126th Baluchistan Infantry and promoted to Lieutenant Colonel in 1911. He died in Kowloon on 19th July 1913 and is buried in Hong Kong. His China and Tibet medals were sold at Spink on 24th July 2014.
Lot 50
Selection of Imperial German Medals, consisting of 3x Imperial German Iron Cross 2nd class (one missing ribbon), 2x 1914-18 honour cross medals with swords, Kaiser centenary medal, black grade wound badge with pin back fixing, 1914-18 commemorative medal, excavated Anhalt Friedrich Cross 1914 and patriotic medal featuring the Kaiser. Various conditions. (10 items)
Lot 543
Selection of German Medals, consisting of Imperial German Iron Cross 2nd class, 1914-18 Honour cross with swords, 1914-18 honour cross without swords, War Merit Medal, 2nd class War Service Cross with swords, 2nd class War Service Cross without swords and Eastern Front campaign medal. All with ribbons, various conditions. (7 items)
Lot 22
Great War British War Medal Royal Naval Air Service, complete with forwarding box and George VI Special Constabulary medal. Awarded to “F 30371 H E TRENEER AM2 RNAS”. Accompanied by a brass bed / duty plate of the Devon Regiment stamped “8987 CHARLTON F”, old copy Victoria Cross medal, renamed Queens South Africa medal disc “Pvt M McGough 3rd East Lancashire No9105”, Great War Red Cross Society medal, Inner Temple commemorative medal for service in WW1, plus other items. Various conditions. (12 items)
Lot 504
Brigadier’s Battle Dress Blouse Eastern Command, being a Canadian made battle dress blouse dated 1944 to the inside. Red back rank pips and crown to the shoulder boards. Both arms have Eastern Command printed formation signs. Gorget collar patches and medal ribbons above breast pocket. One arm has a slice cut to the cloth and through part of the formation sign.
Lot 31
Great War British War Medal of Neutralised Russian Jewish Immigrant Albert Zeligman, Served with Reserve Regiment of Cavalry, Royal Bucks Hussars and the Machine Gun Corps in India, the single entitlement British War Medal named in the correct style “100324 PTE A ZELIGMAN M.G.C”. Medal shows some polishing and contact marks. Albert Zeligman arrived in the UK from Russia at the age of 5 with his family including four siblings, the family settled in Oxford Street, London. The 1911 census shows him as a Jeweller and that he was neutralised in 1899. He enlisted in the Reserve Regiment of Cavalry later transferring to the Royal Bucks Yeomanry and then the Machine Gun Corps Cavalry. During the first world war he served in India and was only entitled to the single British War Medal. His brother was dishonourably discharged from the Royal Bucks Hussars in 1916 as he was a convicted felon and a bad soldier. According to research accompanying this medal, His sister Flora was killed by enemy action in WW2.
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