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Click here to subscribeWW1 Gordon Highlanders 1914/15 Star Trio Group of Medals. Awarded to “1651 PTE H McLEOD GORDONS”. Comprising: 1914/15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal. Medals loose. Private Harry McLeod was born circa 1895 volunteered in August 1914 and served with the 1st/5t Bn and 1st Battalion. He landed in France o the 3rd May 1915. He was discharged on the 17th October 1917.
WW1 Royal Navy Chaplain’s Medals. Awarded to “CHAPN C. HANNIGAN RN”. Comprising: 1914/15 Star, Victory Medal. Medals loose, Star possibly late official issue The Reverend Charles Hannigan is shown in the 1920 Royal Navy List as the Roman Catholic Chaplain at the Naval base at Rosyth Chaplain for Submarines and Shore Establishment.
Royal Australian Regiment Vietnam Medal Pair. Awarded to 217726 Private Michael Donnelly. Comprising: Australian Vietnam Medal, “217726 N. DONNELLY”, South Vietnamese Campaign Medal, (Privately Named). Medals loose. Michael Donnelly was born in Liverpool 1941 and originally served with 104 Signal Squadron, then the 4th Bn Royal Australian Regiment, before transferring to the 1st Bn. He served in Vietnam between May 1968 and February 1969. Please note the medal is with initial N, the service record shows the name Michael.
WW1 1917 1st Bn London Regiment Casualty Group of Three Medals Awarded to “2680 PTE J. WALKER 1-LOND R” Comprising: 1914/15 Star, “PTE 1-LOND R”, British War Medal, Victory Medal. Medals loose. Private James Walker landed in Egypt on the 30th August 1915, he later transferred to the Western Front and was Killed in Action on the 9th April 1917. He is remembered on the Arras Memorial.
WW2 Royal Navy Captain’s Uniform & Cap. A very good clean uniform worn by Engineering Captain Harry Ernest le Poidevin. Comprising:#11;Service dress cap, complete with bullion oak leaves to the peak, bullion cap badge and leather sweatband (VGC) ... Reefer jacket. This example was tailored in 1939. To each cuff Captain Engineer (purple) rank lace and to the left breast medal ribbons of 1914/15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal, GVR Jubilee Medal ... Overalls. This grouping in near Very Good Condition ... Accompanied by Officer’s Greatcoat, Engineering Captain shoulder rank ... Mess uniform jacket, waistcoat etc. ... Also Officer's Frock Coat. Overall GC #11; (8 items)
1st Bn Royal West Surrey Regiment. The Medals and Uniforms of Major General John Stratford Collins CB A magnificent and rare grouping attributed to Major General John Stratford Collins CB who after commanding the 1st Bn Royal West Surrey Regiment was promoted Major General commanding the 2nd (Rawalpindi) Division and died of cholera on the 27th April 1908. #11;Comprising: Medal Group”#11;Order of the Bath CB Gold and enamel, bearing hallmarks London 1843, Delhi Durbar Medal 1903 (Unnamed as issued), India General Service Medal 1854, bearing two clasps, “Burma 1887-89”, “Burma 1885-7”, “MAJOR J.S. COLLINS 2ND BN R.W. SURREY R”, India General Service Medal 1895, bearing two clasps, “Punjab Frontier 1897-98”, “Tirah 1897-98”, “LIEUT COL J.S COLLINS 1ST BN RYL W. SURR REGT”. The group remains mounted with original ribbons as worn by the General .... Uniforms:#11;Generals Scarlet tunic of regulation pattern, with rounded collar. Retaining bullion shoulder cords with Major General rank and to the left breast provision for wearing medals. The interior with quilted silk lining. Scarlet and bullion remain fresh, minor age wear ... Frock coat of regulation pattern, dark blue cloth with purple velvet facings to the collar and cuff, the shoulders with bullion cords with Major General rank insignia. To the left breast, medal ribbons. Slight age wear to collar ... Frock tunic of dark blue woollen cloth tailored with breast and false waist pockets. Complete with Generals gorget patches, buttons and Major General rank to the shoulder straps. The left breast with medal ribbons. Overall GC ... Patrol Tunic, dark blue material with dark blue velvet facings. To each breast five black flat mohair cord loops. The interior with quilted lining. Some overall moth holes .... 1902 Pattern Officer’s service dress tunic. Tailored with the correct stand and fall collar, these with scarlet gorget patches indicating a General Officer of the Headquarters. The shoulder straps with Major General rank badges and complete with General’s pattern buttons .... General Peaked Cap. A superb early example, with Generals bullion cap badge and two rows of gold bullion oak leaves to the peak ... Generals pattern Field Service Side Cap. Complete with bullion cap badge ... trousers and overalls plus a quantity of hot climate uniform, mess kit etc ... Contained in original uniform tunic, retaining newspaper lining for 1907. Overall GC (Large quantity). Major General John Stratford Collins CB was born in 1851 at Wythall, Ross, Herefordshire. He was commissioned an Ensign in the 2nd Foot in 1869 and Captain in 1881. Lieutenant Colonel Commanding the 1st Battalion Queen’s Regiment 1896 and Colonel 1898. He commanded the Battalion from 1896 to 1901. Major General 1903 and in 1906 was Inspector General of Volunteers India. In 1907 he was commanding the 2nd Division at Rawalpindi when he fell ill and died the following year 1908. He was created a Companion of the Bath in 1905 and was twice Mentioned in Despatches. The trunk of uniforms was acquired by the vendor at the auction sale of the contents of Wythall Hall on the 24th June 1969 for the grand sum of £12. The original catalogue and receipt remain with the lot. The medals were reunited with the uniforms at a later date. A photograph of the Gernaral accompanies the lot
WW1 Royal Horse Guards / Guards Machine Gun Regiment. Group of Three Medals awarded to Jewish Recipient. Awarded to “1815 TPR W. LUPINSKY R. H. GDS”. Comprising: 1914/15 Star, “TPR R.H. GDS”, British War Medal, Victory Medal, “TPR R.H. GDS”. Medals loose ... Accompanied by a small quantity of research. Trooper Wolf Lupinsky was born in Middlesex and enlisted into the Royal Horse Guards on October 1914, he embarked for France on the 18th May 1915 and on the 16th September 1916 was wounded. He rejoined his Regiment on the 31st October 1916 and on the 10th May 1918 is noted as transferring to the Guards Machine Gun Regiment. He returned to the UK in February 1919.
WW1 Gordon Highlanders 1914/15 Star Trio Group of Medals. Awarded to “2793 SJT A.J. INSCH GORDONS”. Comprising: 1914/15 Star “L-CPL”, British War Medal, Victory Medal. Medals old mounted, incorrect order. Private Alexander Insch was born in 1895, being a native of Fraserburgh Scotland. He landed in France on the 2nd May 1915 and was discharged on the 21st March 1918.
WW1 South Irish Horse Group of Three Medals, Ephemera, Badges etc. A scarce grouping of items awarded to “257 W.O. CL2 F. BEAZLEY S.IR. H”. Comprising: Medals. 1914/15 Star, “257 SJT S. IR. H.”, British War Medal, Victory Medal, “257 W.O. CL 2 S.IR. H.”. Medals loose ... 1918 silver ID bracelet engraved “SGT MAJOR F. BEAZLEY S.I.H” ... Brass Cap Badge with loops .... Brass Shoulder Title .... Buckingham Palace George V Stand Down letter for the South Irish Horse ... WD issue map of France ... Selection of buttons and cloth rank badges ... Small Irish Silver medallion ... etc. Company Sergeant Major Frank Beazley landed in France with the South Irish Horse on the 18th of December 1915. He later served with the Royal Irish Regiment.
German Third Reich Medal for the Annexation of the Sudetenland (Czechoslovakia) 1st October 1938. A good cased bronze example with ribbon retaining brooch pin fitting. Housed in its dark maroon case, the lid embossed with gold eagle and swastika. VGC ... in the case there are also two stick pins, one a double award of the Iron Cross the other a DLRG member’s badge. (3 items)
Imperial German Important Uniform of Prince Karl Anton of Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen A very rare example, worn by the Prince in his capacity as a Major General in the 1st Garde Uhlan Regiment. Dark blue tunic, with detachable white parade rabatte, mounted with a double row of plain silvered buttons. To both the cuff and collars silver bullion Garde pattern litzen and to the shoulders silver bullion box pattern epaulette of Major General rank. The left breast with loop provision for both breast Orders and medal bar. Complete with silver bullion waist belt with gilt metal clasp. VGC ... Accompanied by an original Carte-de-Visite Photograph showing the prince in military uniform, signed 1896 ... Also a postcard showing him and his wife Princess Josephine of Belgium. Prince Karl Anton of Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen was born in 1868 he was the youngest son of Leopold, Prince of Hohenzollern. He married Princess Josephine of Belgium in 1894 and served during the Great War in the Garde Uhlan and Garde Dragoon Regiments. He died on the 21st February 1919.
WW1 2nd Bn King’s Royal Rifle Corps 1914 Star Group of Three Medals. Awarded to “1171 PTE W.C. PIKE K.R.R.C.”. Comprising: 1914 Star, with slip on clasp, British War Medal, Victory Medal. The group is accompanied by a Regimental Cap Badge, Comrades of the Great War badge and a selection of original photographs. Private William Charles Pike was a pre war regular soldier having joined the KRRC on the 30th July 1914. He was discharged as a result of wounds on the 13th February 1918. A number of photographs show William wearing the Old Contemptibles lapel badge. He died in 1953.
1st Bn Cheshire Regiment India General Service Medal, clasp “Chin-Lushai 1889-90” Awarded to “1590 PTE H. HYRONS 1ST BN CHES R”. Suspension slightly slack Private Henry Hyrons, a native of Birmingham enlisted on the 20th March 1895. He was discharged in 1897, this appears to be his only medal entitlement.
Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers Queen’s South Africa Medal & British War Medal. This pair of medals were awarded to Private Alfred Clinton. Comprising: Queen’s South Africa Medal, three clasps, “Orange Free State”, “Transvaal”, “South Africa 1902”, “4482 PTE RL INNIS FUS”, British War Medal, “4482 PTE R. INNIS FUS”. Medals have been lacquered. Private Alfred Clinton enlisted in December 1893, still serving in 1914 he landed with the regiment 0n the 23rd August 1914, thus entitled to a 1914 Star Trio. He was discharged on the 19th December 1915 due to the termination of his second period of service and age of 41 years. He was discharged with the Silver War Badge.
Northumberland Fusiliers & Foresters Korean War Group of Four Medals. Awarded to Sergeant R. Ledgard, who served with both regiments. Comprising: Queen’s Korea Medal, “14464236 FUS R.W. LEDGARD RNF”, UN Korea Medal, General Service Medal (EIIR), clasp “Malaya”, “14464236 SGT R. LEDGARD FORESTERS”, UN Cyprus Medal. Medals loose. PLEASE NOTE Medals are stamped “DUPLICATE”.
Vintage Star Wars 12inch Action Figures consisting of Han Solo doll complete with original clothing and with accessories (missing medal) and Chewbacca complete with bandolier and cross bow. Accompanied by a Battlestar Galactica 8inch figure of a Colonial Warrior with original vest. Some wear but generally all in good condition. (3 items)
Scottish Police History - Sport - an Edwardian silver and rose gold medal, Lanarkshire Constabulary Sports, Divisional Tug of War 2nd Prize, won by A.B.M.D, (Alex B McDonald?)the medal Birmingham 1902; another, Birmingham 1897; a photograph of the Hamilton Division Tug-Of-War Team c.1902; other photographs
Medals - Crimean War - a Crimean Medal dress miniature with two clasps: Sabastopol & Inkerman; the same two clasps from full size medal, and Turkish Crimea medal dress miniature , with Crimea Medal Ribbon fitted (3) Condition Report: Turkish Crimea medal has worn UK Crimea Medal ribbon fitted..
Medals - Boer War - a pair, Queen's South Africa medal and King's South Africa medal, named to 4614 Pte E Webber Cheshire Regiment, clasps for Transvaal, Orange Free State, Cape Colony, South Africa 1901 and South Africa 1902, presentation silver cigarette case; a silver vesta case; Book of Common Prayer; a photograph of Webber with colleagues and two native South Africans; another photograph of him in uniform Ernest Oscar Webber was born in Chelsea in 1880 and died on 9th May 1946 Militaria - a Victorian Queens South Africa medal PTE E O WEBBER, Cheshire Regiment, 4614, Transvaal, Orange Free State and Cape Colony bars; another, Kings South Africa 19*01 and 1902 bars; vesta case; cigarette case; etc
A group of Indian and Pakistan service and good conduct medals to include an Indian General Service medal with Waziristan 1921-1924 clasp named to 1722 Sepoy Ram Ditta Frontier Force Rifles and a George V Indian army long service and good conduct medal Kaisar I Hind medal named to 135 NK Huk AM Dad 3-14 Punjale R (6)
Two samplers, one 'in loving memory of Leonard J E Thompson 42550 aged 17, Gunner RFA, killed May 11 1916 in France', the other an alphabet sampler worked by Henrietta Todd Oct '26. Also a Casualty 1914-15 three medal campaign group named to 42550 CNR L JE Thompson RFA, with official envelope, photographs of a soldier, letters and other items
A cased silver Cambridge University Athletics Club medal and shield by D Munsey silversmith, won by E H Wilding of Pembroke College for 120 yards handicap in a time of 12 3/5 sec in 1894 and a similar bronze medal and shield won by E H Wilding Pembroke College for the 100 yards race in 1895. Provenance: by direct descent to the present owner Catalogue Note: Eustace Henry Wilding (1873-1939) lived at the family home of Wrexham Place, Stoke Poges, nr Slough, Bucks, after studying at Cambridge he was a 2nd Lieutenant in the Royal Flying Corps (special reserve), was a member of the Rhododendron Society and an author of books on Rhododendrons, E H Wilding was father in law to James Foulis Hay (see above lot)
A WW2 mentioned in Dispatches six medal campaign group awarded to Lt. Commander James Foulis Hay RNVR (b. 27.3. 1912 d. 26.4.1972), with matching set of miniatures, ribbon bars, George VI and Queen Elizabeth Coronation medal with matching miniature and a cased silver athletic medal for 2nd prize in a 1928 school 1 mile race at the Glasgow Academicals Club Provenance: by direct descent to the present owner. Catalogue Note: James Foulis Hay, son of Sir David Allen Hay studied at the Glasgow Academy, 1919-29 and is mentioned in the school's Roll of Service, he entered home service in 1942 and in North Africa 1942-3 as a Temporary Lieutenant on the Naval Staff. He is listed as serving on HMS Hannibal, a shore based naval establishment that was commissioned at Algiers in 1943. It was at this time he was mentioned in Dispatches for services after their ships had been attacked by aircraft in the London gazette 21st Dec 1943 (Slough). He was demobed in 1946 as a Lt Commander
A group of military medals, badges, buttons and others to include a 1945 Red Cross nursing medal named to J E Elbrow with resuscitation badge; service medal and ribbon for the Order of St John with associated photographs of the recipient; fire service badges, ARP badge, various cloth and bullion badges and others (53)
A collection of Russian medals and badges to include a silver medal for valor, number to reverse 1548307, Russian WW2 silver Order of Glory Medal with ribbon, numbered verso 586901, Russian Soviet metal Order Patriotic War, silver and enamelled Order of Red Banner silver gilt and enamelled medal, numbered to reverse 317279 and Order of The Red Star, silver gilt medal (30)
A collection of British and Commonwealth WW1, WW2 and later, military and Commonwealth medals, (some copes) to include a miniature 1914 Star four medal Croix du Guerre campaign medal group, Special Constabulary medals (2), one with The Great War bar, Metropolitan Police Coronation 1911 medal, named, George VI Territorial for Efficient service medal, named, WW2 New Zealand war medal, WW1 Victory medal to 309492 pte. J Skitt Tank Corps and others (30)
Two silver gilt medals for Royal Order of Buffaloes, White Hart Lodge No2179, in cases, a Masonic medal and ribbon, cased and an Order of Oddfellows, Manchester Loyal Ironside's Lodge for services to Garrison Military Lodge 1919 medal, along with an East Kent Masonic dress badge and one other (6)
A mixed lot of silver including a Georgian marrow scoop (marks rubbed), a small hallmarked silver pierced dish, two circular salts, an oval lidded mustard, a small pepper in the form of a flour dredger, a pair of sugar tongs, spoons, knives etc, also a hallmarked silver enamel pierced lozenge shaped medal inscribed 'St. Leonard's School, St. Andrew's, Fife founded 1877' and a small Tunbridge ware stamp box.
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