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Lot 721
Yeomans of Signals Joseph William Evans RN, J19089 - served in both World War I and II, joined the Royal Navy in 1912 where he trained at Shotley Barracks(known in the Royal Navy as HMS Ganges, and was a naval training establishment at Shotley near Ipswich in Suffolk, starting in 1905 it trained boys for naval service until it closed in 1976) as a junior signalman, in World War I he served on HMS Galatea and won a 1st medal in boxing in 1918, in 1930 he volunteered to serve on submarines and was sent to the Far East on HMS Odin, from 1933-1936 he served on HMS Hood then subsequently on HMS Cairo which was in Narvik Fjord for over a month during the first battle of Narvik, during this time she was hit by three bombs, one of which exploded next to the signal office, Joseph was the only survivor, he retired from the Navy in 1946 and returned to life as a postman in Birmingham. An extensive postcard and photograph album archive with real photographs from his time at Shotley Barracks, to serving on HMS Galatea (to include ships logs) and on HMS Hood and a personal account of Joseph's service written by his Grandson
Lot 520
WW1 British War Medal 1914 - 1918 named to Capt J Mc Manus. No ribbon. (Medal not marked with unit but Medal Roll research would indicate he was RAMC). And a Middle Eastern Coin converted to an ID tag named to 66396 Pte F Bates, Machine Gun Corps, Bagdad 1917 with representation of skyline with Mosques and Palm trees.
Lot 517
WW1 British Medal group: 1914-15 Star, British War Medal, Victory medal to 17438 Pte James H Willescroft, 2nd Battl. Queens Own Cameron Highlanders. Medals are unworn in original box complete with ribbons. Includes a photo of the soldier in the kilt and his Certificate of Discharge from 1919. Lied about his age and joined up aged 15.
Lot 1523
Cricket Memorabilia: A collection of four cricket medals, two hallmarked with the name J. Scott stamped on one of them. One medal has a cricketer figure on the front, with the inscription "6 Cent. /W/ Shop R.E.M.E. Winners 1945 R.F. Sargeant" inscribed on the back. Also has a mini cricket bat attached to it. One medal is gold in colour with a cricket scene to the front.
Lot 542
WW2 British Medal and insignia group to 14522109 TL Conolly, Royal Engineers. 1939-45 Star, France and Germany Star, War Medal in box of issue (no slip) along with RE cap badge, pair of unissued printed RE shoulder titles, single printed 21 Army Group formation sign, pair of uniform removed SEAC shoulder titles, four uncut and unissued Allied Land Forces - South East Asia Command flashes, identity disks on original string, White metal ring with 14th Army insignia engraved, plastic War Savings stick pin, Birmingham Salutes the Soldier badge, and a screwback US Army 13th Armoured Regt DUI, two Allied Military banknotes and four Japanese military currency banknotes.
Lot 481
WW1 British Medal Group to WO2 (Later F/O) Ernest VE Andrewartha Royal Naval Air Service. British War medal 1914-1918 and India General Service Medal with Waziristan clasp 1925 mounted on a bar. Complete with matching miniature medals, spare ribbons, RAF officers rank insignias, RAF buttons, RAF Pugree flash and two Religious medals.
Lot 493
Group of medals to include WW1 British War and Victory Medals to 200836 Pte James R Murphy Notts & Derbys (missing the 1915 Star he was entitled to) served on the Western Front 1915-1919 and a cased RAOB medal to James R Murphy dated 1940 (Silver hallmarked Chester) and a WW2 era US Air Medal minus ribbon.
Lot 504
WW1 & WW2 Father and Son Medal group: Father: WW1 Pair, British War Medal 1914-1918 and Victory Medal with original ribbons to 4140 Pte. Albert East, Welsh Guards and WW2 Defence medal (No Ribbon but with entitlement slip). Unmounted. Complete with his Ration book from 1953-1954. Son: AB64 Paybook to Walter Hedley East, born 1921, joined up 1942. Defence Medal and War Medal. With ribbons in original box of issue. And a packet of National Transport tokens
Lot 930
WW2 British insignia group: silver ARP badges x three, WW2 pattern REME Officers Bronze Collar dogs, RN and Royal Lincs Sweethearts, SJAB medal with clasps 1933/1934, International Order of Foresters Medal (Hallmarked Silver) to Brother Stephenson of Wakefield, 1st Army Medal Clasp, etc. (12)
Lot 672A
WW1 British medal group to Captain AAJ Dunning, Royal Indian Army Service Corps. British War Medal, Victory Medal, GSM with Iraq bar and India Service Medal with NW Frontier bar 1936-1937. Along with a pair of field made ID disks made from two French Coins named to 2nd Lt. Frank T Withers 1/1 Lancs HB RGA.
Lot 943
British 1949 Pattern Battledress Blouse. Dated 1950. Named to 14445561 Clp Metyard, Assault Pioneer Platoon, SP Company, 1st Battl. The Gloucestershire Regt. The blouse has Clp stripes to each sleeve, one Gloucestershire shoulder title and medal ribbon bar for WW2 and Korean War Service. Some moth damage overall.
Lot 142
* GEORGE PARSONAGE (GLASGOW CONTEMPORARY SCHOOL), TURBOSTREAM cast iron and steel sculpture on round plinth base 108cm high Note: George Parsonage has worked for the Glasgow Humane Society for his whole life, patrolling the river Clyde Over many years he has been awarded many honours including Glasgow Corporation Bravery Medal, Member British Empire (M.B.E), Queens Golden Jubilee Medal, The St. Mungo Medal, Queens Diamond Jubilee Medal among others.
Lot 9
London 2012 Olympic Stadium athletics track Lane No.9 marking, a section of the red vulcanized rubber dual layer athletics track installed by the Italian manufacturer Mondo, removed from its position at the termination of the sprint track beyond the 100m & 110m (hurdles) starts, bearing the 'No.9' lane marking in white in the "2012Headline" typeface designed by Gareth Hague for the London 2012 Games, the first time that an Olympic running track was marked with anything other than generic Arabic numerals, measurement approx. 125 by 110cm.; sold with a certificate of authenticity issued by the London Legacy Development Corporation (LLDC) and the Mayor of Newham (2) The highest placed performance from Lane 9 at the London 2012 Olympic Games was the silver medal spot achieved by the Trinidad & Tobago men's 4 x 100m Relay team, comprising Keston Bledman, Marc Burns, Emmanuel Callender & Richard Thompson. A bronze medal was won by Carmelita Jeter (USA) in the women's 200m. No gold medals were won from Lane 9 at the Paralympics.
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