WORLD WAR TWO MC GROUP OF SIX Military Cross, reverse dated 1941, 1939-1945 Star, Africa Star, Defence Medal, War Medal and Africa General Service Medal, one clasp Kenya E1776 IPI (R) R R A LANGRIDGE MC [on last], Queens South Africa Medal, five clasps, Cape Colony, Transvaal, Wittebergen, South Africa 1901 and South Africa 1902, 10249 S MJR W H LANGRIDGE 56TH COY IMP YEO, with two signed full length cabinet photographs of Sergeant Major W H Langridge of the Bucks Imperial Yeomanry and a South African Medal Military Cross: London Gazette, 21 October 1941 Second Lieutenant Ronald Albert Langridge of the King's African Rifles, son of William Henry Langridge. The lot also includes copies of testimonials by W H Langridge's commanding officers. ++++
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A group of WWII medals to Squadron Leader John Deverell Marvin RAFVR, comprising OBE(Mily), 1939-45 War Medal, Defence Medal, 1939-45 Star, Africa Star, Italy Star, France and Germany Star and Burma Star, together with a silver Long Jump medal. (Order of the British Empire citation 1 January 1945 Squadron Leather Marvin commanded the Air Section abroad HMS Largs throughout the assaults upon Pantellaria and Sicily, as well as in the invasion of Normandy, this section has accomplished its tasks with the utmost enthusiasm, resulting in an adaptability to meet all contingencies. The keenness and efficiency shown have been largely due to Squadron Leader Marvin's excellent leadership).
WWII DFC medal group to Pilot Officer John Clifford Otter RAFVR No 156599, stationed at RAF Warboys, Cambridgshire, decorated on 12th November 1943 (LG36248) and K.I.A. 18th November 1943, commemorated on the Runnymede Memorial, the group comprises Distinguished Flying Cross, Air Crew Europe Star, 1939-45 Star, 1939-45 British War Medal, with photographs,and also photography and ephemera relating to Flight Sgt 1595589 E Winn.
A Westminster 5 oz silver proof coin : Elizabeth II 25 Dollars Cook Islands 2008, cased, together with a 1976 Birmingham Mint silver medal,cased, a Westminster tray of twelve coins including four £5 coins and five £2 coins, as well as a mahogany box containing a quantity of paper money, a Monte Carlo 100 Franc medal a 1953 Coronation medal and a quantity of other miscellaneous coins. (4)
A WWII Medal Group, to 906693 BDR. N. G. Grisenthwaite. R.A. comprising 1939-45 Star, Burma Star, Defence Medal, War Medal and Territorial Long Service and Good Conduct Medal, with miniatures and MOD box of issue. A WWI pair presented to 11507 PTE. W. W. Lennie. Seaforth, comprising British War Medal and Victory Medal together with two War Medals, an Atlantic Star and a 1939-45 Star. (Q)
A limited edition 12 coin gold plated proof set 'Portraits of the Queen', in velvet lined case, together with an identical 12 coin proof set, a Victoria Cross 150th Anniversary Commemorative Set containing a replica medal and 24ct gold plated coin, an HMS Victory 250th Anniversary Commemorative Crown Set containing two silver crowns, and a George Cross 75th Anniversary Gold and Silver Matt Finish Proof Set containing a replica medal, a silver coin and a 9ct gold coin. (Q)
An armorial decanter and stopper c.1800, of mallet shape, engraved with the coat of arms for the Delaval family of Northumberland, beneath a band of cut lappets and two faceted neck rings, 30cm. (2) The Delaval family originated in France and settled in Northumberland following the Norman Conquest. This decanter was probably made for Edward Hussey Delaval, who shared the Copley Medal in 1766 for his research on metals and glass. He was known for his performances on musical glasses. Provenance: from a private collection in Sussex.
Eleven United States of America silver Kennedy half dollars Dated 1964 (5), 1966 (3), 1967 (3), 1968 (1), also with this lot white metal George IV coronation medal dated 1821, Prince of Wales collected medal dated 1790, further George III coinage, pennies, also some banknotes all contained in a wooden box.
A Regency bronzed plaster figural lamp and column,by Humphrey Hopper, in the form of a river goddess, her right hand holding a brass lamp, standing on a fluted plaster pedestal in the form of a fluted column with bands of classical motifs, the figure impressed 'Dec 1 1806, H Hopper, London', the lamp bears a plaque 'M Pettie & Son. Patent. Aberdeen',figure 89cm highcolumn 91cm highThe sculptor, Humphrey Hopper (b.1767), attended the Royal Academy Schools and, in 1803, was awarded a gold medal for his 'Death of Meleager'. His most famous work is the marble monument to General Hay in St. Paul's Cathedral, commissioned by the government in 1814. He exhibited at the RA between 1799 and 1834, and with many busts, statues and other sculpture, produced a wide range of ornamental figures in plaster and terracotta.
WWII MEDALS ETC. HMS BERWICK. Group of WWII medals awarded to G. A. Lister of HMS Berwick in original posting box, apparently unworn: Atlantic Star, Africa Star, Defence Medal, 1939/45 Star & War Medal. Also his ribbon bars, sleeve badges, cap badge, buttons, two sweetheart brooches; Royal Navy & a silver HMS Berwick brooch & an embroidered handkerchief depicting HMS Berwick. Lot also includes (not shown in image) his HMS Royal Arthur Handbook, a named, group photo of his class at HMS Royal Arthur, Skegness 1940 & an inscribed photograph of MV Rangtata on which he embarked for Algiers in 1943.
RAC DRIVER/MECHANIC ITEMS ETC.Early 20th century RAC items etc relating to driver/mechanic Frederick G. Lister. His 1914 RAC Examination Certificate, RAC Driving Certificate 4 year medal & his RAC Driver/Mechanic RAC Club enamel badge no. 251. Also a receipt dated 1909 for driving tuition, a 1956 Driving Licence, RAC Associate Member cars for 1957 & 1958 belonging to Frederick Lister.
A collection of costume jewellery to include coral beads, earrings, marcasite set jewellery, a silver medal, cameos, pearls to include a string with 9ct clasp, bangles etc. together with three dressing table containers, two with silver hallmarked lids, the lot is housed in two jewellery boxes.
A 9ct yellow gold enamel medal, presented to the Vice President of the U.K.C.T.A., reverse metal engraved 'U.K.C.T.A. Birmingham Branch Mr James Sumner Chairman 1937', hallmarked Birmingham 1937, housed in a fitted box, together with a silver enamel medal, presented to the Past President of the Manufacturing Confectioners Commercial Travellers Association, hallmarked Birmingham 1935, housed in a fitted box.
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