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Click here to subscribeRoyal East Kent Mounted Rifles Prize Medal, circular silver medal with crowned rearing horse to the obverse with regimental details around, reverse engraved “BEST TURNED OUT TROOP 1901-1902-1903 TROOPER HARRISON”. Fitted with suspension bar and black ribbon. Accompanied by a 1914-15 star and Allied Victory medals awarded to “G-6529 PTE H STUBBS E.KENT.R”. (3 items)
Egypt & Sudan Campaign Medal Pair 1st Battalion Gordon Highlanders, un-dated Egypt & Sudan medal with two clasps, El-Teb-Tammai and The Nile 1885-85, “2150 PTE W BURT 1/GORD HIGHRS”; Khedives star 1884 un-named as issued. Some contact marks and wear to the rim. Complete with original ribbon on Egypt medal.
Campaign Group of Three of Sepoy Fateh Din 40th Pathans, consisting of Edward VII silver Tibet medal 1903-04 with clasp Gyantse named in the correct style to the edge “2999 Sepoy Fateh Din 40th Pathans”, Edward VII Indian General Service medal with clasp North West Frontier 1908 named in script style “2999 Naide Fateh Din 40th Pathans” and 1914-18 British War medal “2999 SEPOY FATEH DIN 40 PATHANS”. Medals remain in good overall condition. (3 items)
The Joe Barrett G.A.A. Medal CollectionThe Man Who Saved Kerry G.A.A.Medals: G.A.A., Football, Co. Kerry [Mr. Joe Barrett], an impressive and unique collection of Sporting Medals awarded in Gaelic Football to include:1.All Ireland Winners Medals(A)All-Ireland Senior Football Championship 1924 - won by Kerry.·Kerry beat Dublin 0.4 to 0.3(B)Craobh na hEireann sa Pheil Sinnsear 1929Ciarraidhe a Buaidh (Captain)·Kerry beat Kildare 1.8 to 1.5 First Time to win the Sam Maguire (J. Barrett Captain)First Kerry man to lift the Sam Maguire(C)Craobh Peil na hEireann Sinnesear 1930, (Mis inscription)Ciaraidhe a buaidh.·Kerry beat Monaghan 3.11 to 0.2(D)Craobh Peile na hEireann Sinnesear 1931, Ciarradh a buaidh.·Kerry beat Kildare 1.11 to 0.8 (handed his captaincy to Con Brosnan, a wonderful show of solidarity to mend wounds caused during the Civil War.)Each Medals design has the obverse with Celtic Cross design; pierced centre inscribed on surround "Cumanna na gcleas - Luith Gaedealach", "Eire" across the centre and harp overlay accordingly inscribed on reverse of each as above, hall marked H & H (Hopkins & Hopkins) or J.M. (John Miller), each medal is 9ct gold.2. Munster Senior Title Medals(A)"Peil na Sinnsear 1924 - Ciarraighe do Bhuaidh" First Inter County Medal)(B)"Laochar Peile na Mumhan (Sen. Peil) 1925 Ciarraide do Buaidh;"(C)"Laochar Peile na Mumhan (Seisir) 1926 Ciarraidhe do Buaidh";(D)"1927 Peil na Sinnsear - Ciarraighe Do Buaidh";(E)"Ceannais Peile na Mumhan, Sinnsear Ciarraide do Buaidh, 1931;Each Medal design of circular shape with pierced centre, the obverse with typical G.A.A. motifs and Celtic design with shield shaped Provincial arms in centre, all inscribed accordingly as above, each hallmarked J.M. (John Miller) or Roche (Cork), each medal is 9ct gold.3.National League(A)"An Connradh Naisiunta um Peil 1929, Foireann Ciarraighe do Bhuaidh," the medal of Celtic type cross form, the obverse with enamel decorated Provincial coats of arms and central engraving and typical Irish motifs, hallmarked H. & H. (Hopkins & Hopkins), 9ct gold.4.Inter Provincial (The Railway Cup)(A)"Inter Provincial Football C'ship 1926 - won by (Munster) not inscribed";(B)"Inter Provincial F'ball C'ship 1931 Mumhan a bhuaidh,"Each Medals design, the obverse of Celtic Cross design, the obverse with enamel decorated Provincial coats of arms and a central engraving of a train and a football, hallmarked H. & H. (Hopkins & Hopkins) both 9ct gold.5.The Tailteann Games Medals(A)"An Aonach Tailteann - Baile Atha Cliath 1928 - Football First."(B)"Aonach Tailteann - Baile Atha Cliath 1932 - Football"Each medal, the obverse with side profile of a Queen and inscribed "An Bainriogan Tailte,"Both hallmarked, 9ct gold.Joe Barrett was Ireland's Captain on Both Occasions.6.Memorial Tournament Fund Raiser"Fitzgerald Memorial Kerry V. Mayo, October 25th, 1931" (organised to raise funds to build the New Stadium in Killarney)The Medals design of Celtic Cross design, the obverse with engraved Irish Celtic design, with circular centre, hall marked "Roche, Cork" 9ct gold, and inscribed as above.·Kerry beat Mayo.7.Inter County Football & Hurling (Co. Kerry)(A)"Craobh Ciarraige 1928/30, S.F. (Senior Football) Sraid na Carraig (Rock Street) now Austin Stacks G.A.A. [awarded for two titles), the obverse with engraved Celtic Cross design, hall marked J.M. (John Miller) 9ct gold.(B)"Tralee Division All League Senior Hurling won by Rock Street," the medal with shield shaped obverse, pierced centre surround by shamrocks with harp centre, hallmarked J.M. (John Miller) 9ct gold.(C)"Craobh Ciarraige 1931 -S.H. & F.C. Senior Hurling & football, Sraid na Carraige," the shield shaped Medal, the obvese with shamrock and central overlay and pierced., hallmarked J.M. (John Miller) 9ct gold.Joe Barrett played both codes for his club and captained the historic teams of 1931 which triumphed in both Football and Hurling, the only Club in Kerry to have been successful in both sports. The above was awarded to dual stars.8.Other G.A.A. Sporting Medals(A)Three variously designed Medals, awarded to Joe Barrett, uninscribed, hallmarked, two gold and one silver.9.Political Medal (Civil War)(A)A War of Independence bronze Medal, with black and tan ribbon and Celtic design clasp, the obverse with embossed design of armed soldier, Provincial arms, inscribed "Eire" across centre and "Cogadh na Saoirse" across the bottom. Scarce.·At the age of 15 Barrett became a member of the Irish Volunteers, with a hope to be instrumental in the establishment of independence for Ireland. Following the signing of the Anglo-Irish Treaty he took to the Republican side in the subsequent Civil War. He was arrested and interned in September of 1922 where he suffered severe hardship. He embarked on a 22 day Hunger Strike whilst imprisoned. He did however upon release go on to become a Kerry and Gaelic Football Legend. He died at the young age of 49 on the 2nd June 1952.A Truly unique Collection of Medals directly linked to an icon and stalwart of the G.A.A. in the early years.A Collection of a Lifetime .Joe Barrett, Family Man, Business Man, Sportsman, Revolutionary and an Irish Sporting Legend.
Dr. Croke Cup Competition 1910Medal: G.A.A., Hurling 1910, an attractive 9ct gold Medal, the obverse designed with typical Irish motifs including sunburst, high cross, round tower and wolfhound, the overall shaped into a shamrock with engraved border, the reverse inscribed "1910 Dr. Croke Cup Competition, Hurling won by Cork," hall marked H. & H. (Hopkins & Hopkins). Scarce.* The competition Croke Cup (which comprised both hurling and football) took place between 1896 and 1915. The Trophy was retired in 1916.** The Proceeds from the sale of this Medal will be donated for the establishment of The Richard "Dick" Hearns memorial Boxing Club, Ballina, Co. Mayo.
1904 Kilkenny Hurling LeagueMedal: G.A.A.: Co. Kilkenny, 1904, an attractive circular silver Medal, the obverse in Celtic design and engraved central harp, the reverse engraved "K.H.L. (Kilkenny Hurling League) Confederation H.C. 1904," hall marked H. & H. (Hopkins & Hopkins), Scarce; together with a silver Fob Watch and link Chain. (3)* Confederation G.A.A. was an amalgamation of all Kilkenny City Clubs who joined forces to represent the county in the All-Ireland Series. In 1904 Kilkenny won their first All-Ireland Title, with Mooncoin representing the Cats. Confederation G.A.A. no longer exists in the Kilkenny Club Championship.
Medal: Motor Racing? [1923] a silver circular Medal, the obverse decorated with shamrocks and central harp, the reverse inscribed "Presented to E. Griffith on his success in flying the Holyhead Race 1923," hallmarked P.T.M. (P.T. Murphy, Kilkenny), unusual and scarce. (1)* This may have an alternative annotation, possibly political due to the period.
Medal, Athletic, San Francisco 1909. A very unusual and attractive solid gold (23ct ?) Medal, the obverse with enamel overlay Eccentric Assn. of Firemen L.U. No. 561 B. of S.F. - Org. April 25th 1886 - Reorganised Sept. 13th, 1900, surrounded by Laurels, with a diamond inset at base. The reverse inscribed 56 lbs Weight 1909, by Dieges & Co., N.Y. good. Scarce. (1)
"Cuchulainn's Son's Hurl"G.A.A.: Artefact, Rackard (Nickey) a match issue Hurl with grip and repair, reputed by tradition to have been one of the hurling sticks used by Nickey Rackard during the 1955 All-Ireland Final, the overall with worm damage, original grip, tapes and glue, as a artefact, w.a.f. (1)* Possibly a unique memento from a historic day in Wexford and Irish G.A.A. belonging to one of the greatest ever players.Provenance: By descent to present vendors mother as a gift (with All-Ireland Medal - previously sold). Letter of Provenance available to Purchaser.
Medals & Paraphernalia: World War One, (Mercantile Marine Medal) Hanrahan (Timothy), a group of two Medals and ribbon (in original packets) together with letter and form of authority to wear, also his Metropolitan Public Carriage Licence and Pouch, his Compass, Water Bottle, also a ring of brass Tram Tokens, all together in a green ivory issue Tin Box. As a collection, w.a.f. (1)
Medals: Laois Brigade: A Cogadh na Saoirse (War of Independence) Medal, with black and amber ribbon and clasp, in original box; together with an Emergency Medal 1939 - 46, with red & white ribbon, in original box, as a lot. (2)Provenance: Mr. Martin Breen, Spink Brigade, Co. Laois, by descent to the present vendor.
Two in a Row for WexfordG.A.A.: Hurling [1955 & 1956] Craobh Iomana na hEireann i bPairc an Chrocaigh 4.9.55, Galway V. Wexford, 8vo, D. 1955, illus. & adverts, 20pps. ptd. wrappers; Craobh Iomana na hEireann i blairc an Chrocaigh 23.9.56, Cork V. Wexford, 8vo D. 1956, illus. & adverts, ptd. wrappers. Good. (2)* Under the Captaincy of Nicky O'Donnell Wexford beat Galway 3.13 to 2.8 to claim their 2nd All-Ireland title. The following year in front of a crowd of 83,096, after being postponed due to a Polio outbreak in Cork, Wexford took the spoils, to win back to back titles, and prevented the great Christy Ring from winning his 9th Medal.
The Philip Shanahan G.A.A. Medal CollectionMedals: G.A.A., Hurling Medals [Mr. Philip Shanahan], an impressive and unique collection of Sporting Medals awarded in Hurling to include:1.The All-Ireland Hurling Medal Group - (Three in a Row - Tipperary)(A)A 1949, All-Ireland Medal·The obverse depicting a Celtic Cross and Harp overlay and "Eire" inscribed.(B)A 1950, All-Ireland Medal·The obverse depicting a Celtic Cross and Harp overlay and "Eire" inscribed.(C)A 1951, All-Ireland Medal·The obverse depicting a Celtic Cross and Harp overlay and "Eire" inscribed.Each reverse inscribed 'Craobh Iomana na h'Eireann' [1949, 1950 & 1951] & "T-Arann" (Tipperary), each medal hallmarked 9ct gold and by J.M. (John Miller), Duke Street, Dublin.2.The Provincial Munster Medal Group(A)A 1946 Munster Minor Title·The obverse inscribed "Craobh na Mumhan" with the blue enamel provincial crest overlay.(B)Three in a Row Senior Munster Titles·A 1949, Munster Senior Title·A 1950 Munster Senior Title·A 1951, Munster Senior Title(All with obverse inscribed "Craobh na Mumhan" with the blue enamel provincial crest overlay)Each reverse similarly inscribed "Iomaint Sinsear / Mionur 1946 / 1949/ 1950 / 1951, "T'Arann (Tipperary)" each medal hallmarked 9ct gold, and by J.M. (John Miller), Duke Street.3.The National Hurling League Collection(A)A 1948 / 1949 National Hurling League Title·The obverse in Celtic Cross style with pierced centre with a central overlay depicting various Irish motifs, surrounded by the four provincial arms.(B)A 1949 / 1950 National Hurling League Title(C)A 1951 / 1952 National Hurling League Title(D)A 1956/1957 National Hurling League Title(All with obverse in Celtic Cross style with pierced centre with a central overlay depicting various Irish motifs, surrounded by the four provincial arms. Each reverse inscribed "An Connradh Naisiunta Iomana [1948/1949] / [1949/1950] / [1951 / 1952] / [1956 / 1957], "T'Arann' Tipperary, each medal hallmarked J.M. (John Murray) and 9ct gold.4.The Railway Cup Medal Group - Four in a row for Munster Province(A)A 1950, Railway Cup Medal·The obverse in a shield shape form, inscribed "Inter-provincial Hurling Championship," the centre with a colourful enamel overlay of the four Provincial arms and surmounted by crossed hurls.(B)A 1951 Railway Cup Medal(C)A 1952 Railway Cup Medal(D)A 1953 Railway Cup Medal(All with obverse in a shield shape form inscribed "Inter-provincial Hurling Championship" the centre with a colourful enamel overlay of the four Provincial arms and surmounted by crossed hurls.Each medal inscribed on reverse "Mumhan / Mumha do Bhuaidh", by H. & H. Hopkins & Hopkins], each hall marked 9ct gold.5.The Toomevara (Tipperary) Club GroupThe Group comprises of six Medals for North Tipperary & Tipperary County Club competitions.Mostly with the Celtic Cross design with gold overlay depicting "Thomas McDonagh", the other displaying the Bishopric Arms.Each of the medals inscribed on reverse,"Toomevara" etc., all silver by J.M. (John Murrary), Duke Street Dublin.A good collection of Club Medals.Phil Shanahan (1928-2012) started his GAA journey with the Tipperary minors, and achieved success in the 1946 season, claiming a Munster title, with Shanahan scoring the winning goal before elevating to the senior ranks. Here he gained great recognition and success as an All Ireland and Munster senior hurling hero with Tipperary in the three in a row victories of 1949, 50 and 51. He also played senior hurling with Dublin in 1954 and 55. He also won 4 National Hurling League medals in 1949, 1950, 1952 and 1957 and 4 Railway Cup medals in 1950, 1951, 1952 and 1953 with Tipperary. He won a county senior hurling medal in 1960 with Toomevara and is regarded as being one of hurling’s finest midfielders. He also had an involvement with Portlaoise GAA club, where he helped the club to five championship football titles between 1966 and 1971, he also managed Killenaule GAA club in the 1980s, after his retirement from Esso Teoranta. A Magnificent collection from one Tipperary’s greatest hurler. He is regarded by the GAA and supporters alike as one of the game’s finest mid-fielders.
1916 Marrowbone Lane Combatants Medal1916 Medal: An original 1916 Rising Combatants Service Medal on original green and orange ribbon, with original box, together with an original real Irish Poplin 1916 Armband by Bergin's. Provenance: The recipient of the above Medal was Thomas Carty, who served under Eamon Ceannt at the S.D.U. (South Dublin Union) outpost of Marrowbone Lane. He served time also in Frongoch.
Irish Coins & Tokens: c. 1740 - 1880, a collection of 9 various Coins & Tokens to include:(a) Two George III (3rd) Irish Pennies;(b) 1805 George 3rd Irish Penny;(c) 1743 Irish 1/2d (Half-penny);(d) 1782 - Irish Halfpenny;(e) 1805, 10 pence George 3rd Bank Token;(f) 1885 Shilling;(g) Victorian Jubilee 1887 Medal;(h) Irish Temperance Movement Coin;Mostly worn, as a collection of Coins, w.a.f. (1)
Medal: R.D.S. (Royal Dublin Society), A "Special Award," Medal - R.D.S., School of Art, "Mr. Robert Walsh,, for design for Damask," the obverse designed with coat of arms after J. Woodhouse, Scarce; together with another heavy bronze Medal for the same recipient the obverse with side profile of Queen Victoria (after Wyon) - the reverse "local prize for success in Art awarded by the Dept. of Science & Art," inscribed on side, as a lot. (2)
Medal: G.A.A. [Railway Cup - Hurling] An attractive 9ct gold shield shaped design Medal, the obverse capitalised with crossed hurls, with shamrock design surround inscribed "Gt. Southern, Railways Challenge Cup," the centre with engraved train and enamelled Provincial Arms, the reverse inscribed "Inter Provincial Hurling 1938 - 39, Muimhan a Bhuaich," hallmarked "H. & H." (Hopkins & Hopkins). Scarce. (1)* Having beaten Connaught 8-4 to 0.2 in the semi-final, Munster beat Leinster on a scoreline of 4.4 to 1.6 with John Keane of Waterford as captain to win their 8th title, and three in row.
Medals: Olympics - a group of four unusual "Participants" Tokens / Medals:A. France (Paris 1900), a heavy bronze circular Coin, with design after J.C. Chaplain, and inscribed "F. Peureux";B. Australia (Melbourne 1956) a heavy bronze circular Coin, with typical native designs;C Mexico 1968, an unusual square bronze Medal with Olympic motif design;D. America (Atlanta 1996) a gilt bronze circular Coin with plain design, cased. As a collection, w.a.f. (4)
Medal: G.A.A. (Munster - Hurling)- 1928-29, a miniature 9ct gold circular medal, the obverse with typical celtic design and pierced centre, inscribed "C.G. na Gcleas - Craobh na Mumhan", the reverse inscribed "28-29, Iomaindeacht na Sinnsear, do Buaidh", hallmarked M.R. (Cork), Scarce.·Issued to the members of the victorious Cork Team who beat both Clare in 1928 (replayed) and Waterford in 1929.
Boxing: [European Championships 1939] a bronze shield shaped Medal, the obverse with Celtic design and enamel decorated Provincial arms, inscribed "European Championships, Dublin 1939," mounted on an oak plaque, scarce.* Recipient was Dick Hearns, Manger of the Irish Boxing Team, this competition was the first to take place at the newly built National Stadium.** Proceeds will go to the Dick Hearns Fitness and Training Centre, Ballina, Co. Mayo.
Seven assorted World War I and World War II medals, comprising; a pair of World War I medals; War medal and Victory medal awarded to '20743 Pte F.S. Slater K.S.L.I', four World War II medals; 1939-45 Star, France and Germany Star, War medal and Defence medal, and a George VI territorial efficiency medal, awarded to '5050271 Cpl J. Hall. Gordons', together with a mid-19th century volunteer document, 12th company of the Worcestershire rifle volunteers, 22nd May 1860 and a World War II Christmas card P.O.W. from Oflag VIIB,
A rare Copeland earthernware Arctic Expedition 1875 platter, of oval form printed in blue to the centre with a polar bear within a circular strap border marked Arctic Expedition 1875 within a blue printed strap worked border, the underside impressed Copeland and marked ALERT in under glaze blue, the underside rim with three fouled anchors in under glaze blue, marked Arctic expedition, W.T. Copeland and Sons, 1875, 39cm wide.The British Arctic expedition of 1875 consisted of two vessels the Alert and Discovery, each with a crew of sixty officers and men, dogs and provisions, although the provisions did not include sufficient anti-scorbutics to prevent scurvy. The expedition left Portsmouth harbour on 29th May 1875 under Captain George S Nares, a veteran of the Franklin search expeditions and watched by crowds of 200,000. The two ships headed for Greenland and the Discovery captained by Henry Stephenson set up winter quarters at Lady Franklin Bay off Hall Basin. Nares carried on north in the Alert rounding the tip of Grantland before sheltering in a bay on 31 August, the farthest north reached by any ship. The two ships passed the winter frozen in their separate bays and in the spring a sledging party was sent from the Alert to try to reach the Discovery and on 2nd April the main sledging expeditions got under way under Commander Albert Markham and Lieutenant Alfred Parr heading for the pole, Markham's team developed scurvy and on 12th May he had to turn back 400 miles short of the pole and the furthest north any human had ever ventured. Scurvy also hit the other sledging party and both ships crews and when all were back onboard Nares set sail for home with the Alert only escaping after blasting through the ice with gunpowder, the two ships finally reached Portsmouth in November 1876. Nares was awarded the Royal Geographical Society's Gold Medal by Queen Victoria but soon public opinion turned against the expedition which had failed to reach the pole. However, the expedition was not wholly unsuccessful having reached furthest north and mapping a large portion of the north Greenland coast and also gathering useful scientific data. Nevertheless, this expedition signalled the end of the Admiralty's interest in Arctic exploration. More information upon the British Arctic expedition 1875-76 can be found at the University of Cambridge website Scott Polar Research Institute at www.spri.cam.ac.uk
Jutland VC Jack Cornwell Interest - He was a young sailor who was previously with the Little Ilford Scouts and later served on the Chester, during the battle almost all the gun's crew were killed or mortally injured except Cornwell, who, although severely wounded, managed to stand up again and remain at his post for more than 15 minutes, until Chester retired from the action with only one main gun still working. A King George V School Attendance Medal named to John T. Cornwell, a small medallet, image of VC to Obverse with 'For Valour' and JTC engraved on cross, reverse named to Mrs Lily Cornwell 31 May 1917, from J.F. Avery, Little Ilford Troop, Boy Scouts, another in bronze to Mrs Alice Payne "In Gratitude" Little Ilford Troop, Boy Scouts. These awarded to Jack Cornwell VC's Mother and Sister by his Boy Scout troop leader for assistance to the troop after Jack's Death. The date 31. May 1917 is the first anniversary of his VC action. comes with an original newspaper clipping of his Mother reading his citation and working in a hospital to treat wounded sailors, with research. Excellent for both Military and Scout collectors.
LES MISéRABLES (2012) - Javert's (Russell Crowe) Finale Costume Javert's (Russell Crowe) costume from Tom Hooper’s Academy Award®-winning musical drama Les Misérables. Javert wore his black military uniform towards the end of the film when confronting Jean Valjean (Hugh Jackman) in the sewers, and during the musical number ‘Javert’s Suicide' when he jumps to his death in the Seine. The costume is comprised of a black military tailcoat, with matching trousers and a white cotton shirt with pleated sleeves. The jacket is made from black woollen material and features faux-silver embroidered detailing around the collar, faux-silver tasselled epaulettes and a faux-silver braided aiguillette hanging from the right shoulder. A black safety pin is located on the left breast of the jacket where Javert’s military medal would have been before he removed it and placed it on the body of street urchin Gavroche (Daniel Huttlestone).Round metal buttons run down the front of the jacket with smaller buttons located on the tail. The trousers display a faux-silver fabric strip running down both legs and leather stirrup straps at the ankles. Each component of the costume displays an Academy Costumes label and remains in very good condition. VAT Status - Margin
THE DARK KNIGHT RISES (2012) - Gotham City Police Department Badge A Gotham City Police Department badge from the action film The Dark Knight Rises, directed by Christopher Nolan. GCPD badges were a key element of Gotham Police uniforms as they battled the forces of Bane (Tom Hardy) and the rejuvenated League of Shadows. The GCPD badge is finished in metallic faux-silver paint and mounted on a plastic backing board with a medal bar, enamelled in red, blue and white with the number ‘1986’ at the centre, fitted above. A safety pin is hot glued on the reverse to secure the pinto the officer’s uniform. The badge displays some scratches to the medal bar from use. Dimensions: 2.5 cm x 6 cm x 10 cm (1"x 2 ½" x 4")This lot is supplied with a Warner Bros. certificate of authenticity in place of a Prop Store certificate. Payment plan on this item is restricted to a duration of one month. Please contact us for further information. VAT Status - DAGGER
MEDALS - A 1933-1945 SIX MEDAL GROUP to 6336263 Cpl. H. Dadswell, RL Signals to include a GB India General Service with two bars for Mohmand 1933 and North West Frontier 1935, 1939-45 Star and Defence War medals, an LSGC GV1 first type (Regular Army), marked Sjt. H. W. N. Dadswell, Royal Signals, a Special Constabulary Faithful Service EIIR second type to Harry W. N. Dadswell, commissioned 16-11-1941 and promoted W.S/Capt 16-11-1944, the Mohmand clasp scarce to British troops with attached officer's cap badge, an army commission sheet copy
MEDALS - FATHER AND SON MEDAL GROUPS to the Gates Family, 72nd Highlanders and 1st Seaforth Highlanders, 1607 Pte. T. Gates, swivel mounted Afghanistan with three clasps for Charasia, Kabul and Kandahar, an officially impressed Kabul to Kandahar Star, an Egypt 1882 on swivel mount with Tel-El Kebir clasp, all fully marked with the Khedives Star, the 1914-15 Star trio marked 8123 Gnr. T. Gates.R.F.A
MEDALS - AN EGYPT 1882 PAIR and a WWI BWM, the Egypt with Alexandria clasp, 11th July to H. Powley.MIDn.R.N.H.M.S.Sultan., 1882 Khedives Star and a 1914-18 British War medal to Commr. H. Powley.R.N with PRO copies of his service record showing he was present aboard the HMS Camperdown on the 22nd June 1893 in the disaster with HMS Victoria off the coast of Tripoli which ended with the loss of three hundred and fifty eight lives including Vice Admiral Sir George Tryon, Commander in Chief of the Mediterranean Fleet
MEDALS - A WWII GROUP OF FIVE with Dunkirk award and territorial efficient service to include 1939-45 Star, Italy, Africa and France & Germany Stars, 1939-45 War medal, a Dunkirk Veteran's Association award for 1940 and a George VI 'For Efficient Service' medal with territorial bar marked T/1457831.Dvr. J. Brown. R.A.S.C. with original award box, mounted and framed for display
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