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Lot 119
Twelve bottles of American Whiskey including JACK DANIELS 1905 Gold Medal 1 litre, 43% vol.; two bottles of FOUR ROSES 6 year old 75cl, 43% vol and 70cl, 40% vol.; WILD TURKEY 101 8 year old 75cl, 50.5% vol.; WILD TURKEY 75cl, 40% vol., 80° proof; WILD TURKEY 8 year old 70cl, 43.4% vol.; OLD TAYLOR 6 year old 75cl, 80° proof; BUFFALO TRACE 70cl, 45% vol.; BULLEIT BOURBON 70cl, 45% vol.; PLAINSMAN 4 year old 70cl, 40% vol.; RED EYE 70cl, 45% vol.; and EARLY TIMES 37.5cl, 80° proof. (12)
Lot 273
Family group of war medals and effects including WWI trio to Srg Capt J M Stenhouse RN, WWI pair to T3-023741 Pvr G C Stenhouse, ASC, WWII five medal group in issue box to B A Stenhouse, Edinburgh also his dog tags, Aberdeen University Medical Jurisprudence medal 1884-1885 to John M Stenhouse, silver oval tag inscribed Alex Stenhouse, Southfod 1820, George V coronation medal 1911, Carl Zeiss Jena binoculars, two draw telescope, album of wartime photographs etc
Lot 274
Two general service medals one with Palestine 1945-48 clasp (14913918 Sigmn J Kirkpatrick R Signal) the other with Malay clasp (21127416 Pte W Harrison BW), two WWII war medals (29973 Pte J T Callander Scot Rif) and (19621 Pte W Durslo R Scots) and a WWI Victory medal (208170 Gnr J Smith RA)
Lot 285
Medals, ephemera and effects of Special Constable William McAulay including Special Constable Long Service & Good Conduct medal with two clasps; Long Service 1931 and the Great War 1914-18; Dumbartonshire Constabulary special Constables truncheon, armband, ephemera, also a 9ct gold school sports medal to William McAulay (Jnr) 1923.
Lot 289
Boer War Queen's South Africa medal (QSA) with five clasps; Cape Colony; Orange Free State; Transvaal; SA1901 and SA1902 (22357) TPR P.M. Baynes 4th (OY IMP YEP), WWI Mons star 1914 (Z 421 L Cl P Baynes 1/RIF BRIS), WWI war medal and Victory medal (2-421 A SJT P H Baynes RIF BRIG), WWII war medal, 1939-1945 star, France and Germany star, Elizabeth II coronation medal 1953 boxed etc
Lot 304
George V Constabulary Long Service medal to George Stansfield, another George VI to Frederick Chorley, Voluntary medical service medal with two additional bars to Miss Agnes Scott, British Red Cross Society proficiency medal with four date bars to 21873, A Scott Red Cross war Service 1914-1919 medal to J E N Ramsay VAD, GPO badge, silver and enamelled Queen Margaret School badge 1901, silver Chalmers Hospital badge, George VI Imperial Service medal to John Henderson Liddell and another ER II to Elsie May Jaggs etc
Lot 695
A 9 inch radius vernier sextant by Henry Hughes & Co London:, the three circle black crackle finish frame with silvered arc calibrated to 130 degrees, signed as per title with 'Husun' label to arm, mirrors, shades and sighting scope, together with accessories in a fitted mahogany case with calibration certificated dated 6/4/43. *Notes- This instrument belonged to Captain S W Keay OBE., also a recipient of the Lloyds medal for bravery. Captain S W Keay was the Captain and commander of the RMS Empress
Lot 794
Of HMS Renown and WWI interest- an 18ct gold half hunter awarded to James Glasson Williams RN, together with a framed WWI and WWII medal group:, the half hunter inscribed to dust case 'To J G Williams in grateful remembrance of 30th November 1897 from Captain and Mrs Riddel HMS Renown Bermuda' the WWI group of four to '145077 J G Williams' 1914-15 Star, War Medal, Victory Medal and RN LSGC, the WWII group to 'JX 132951 P R Williams RN' ( son of J G Williams) also together with P R Williams Service certificate and copies of related documents and ephemera. *Notes- Captain Daniel McNabb Riddel was captain of HMS Renown and was rescued by J G Williams when he fell overboard whilst in Bermuda in 1897.
Lot 1304
1815 Waterloo Medal, Trooper John Hughes, 12th Prince Of Wales Light Dragoons. John Hughes Served With The 12th Light Dragoons At Salamanca And Victoria During The Peninsular Wars. Hughes Later Served Under Lord Wellington At The Battle Of Waterloo, Where The 12th Lead The Charge Of Vandeleur's Cavalry Brigade. Nearly A Third Of The Men Of The 12th Became Casualties. Hughes And His Captain, Edwyn Sandys, Were Among The Wounded. Sandys Succumbed To His Injuries Shortly After The Battle. The Colonel Of The 12th, Frederick Ponsonby, Was Also Grievously Wounded But Survived. Hughes Was Pensioned In September 1827.
Lot 396
The Service Aeronautique. Two remarkable small early 20th century photograph albums, showing famous pilots and incidents during the Great War. Most of the photographs are annotated in ink and some signed. The name and address on the inner cover: Maillan, 35 Rue Jacquard. Maillan, in pilots uniform, features in several of the photographs which are taken mostly between 1914 to 1917 in France at Escadrilles (squadrons) N3, N12, N49, N81, N67, the most famous of these being N3 'The Storks' who were one of the most decorated aviation units of WWI. The photographs show the pilots at work and rest, the aeroplanes are mostly SPADs and Nieuports but there are also images of captured German Albatrosses. Other interesting photographs of note include medal investures, (Legion d'honneur, N81) various plane wreckages and some official arial photographs annotated with their escadrille, pilots and observers names. The most famous French WWI flying aces featured in the albums include: Yves Barbaza, Marcel Hugues, Georges Flachaire and Marcel Viallet who all were recipients of the Légion d'honneur, the Médaille militaire and the Croix de Guerre . Two also received the British Military Cross. Between them they shared over 30 airborne victories (the downing of an enemy aircraft). Two fascinating historical documents. (See illustration)
Lot 90
Winston Churchill medal by Lowzentile - £30 to £50 Medal depicting Winston Churchill. Cast in multiple numbers. The medallists name “Lowzentile”- can’t find anything out about him. Re-cast 20 years after the war in 1965. Churchill gave 3 speeches in 1945- fight them on the beaches, blood sweat. I.e. This medal is 2nd of speeches (words marked on it). Cast in Bronze, the 1965 issues are in gold.
Lot 100
Royal Antediluvian order of Buffalos medal collection - Many silver, 1 gold - Est £250 to £350 The Royal antediluvian order of the Buffaloes. They are similar to the masons, the masonic order still exists. This organisation was known as the Buffs for short. It was strictly for men. The earliest medal was from 1939. The phrase written says “no man is at all hours wise”. Silver guilt and brass, only one medal is gold. There is also enamelling.
Lot 360
A collection of nursing items from G.Willcocks to include a vintage Boots First aid box complete with contents , a Red Cross First Aid Manual and a copy of Standard Works For Nurses along with a fantastic vintage leather purse with working lock and key and a 1930s Methodist church medal and ribbon with bars
Lot 262
A World War I Military Cross and Military Medal group, to 1541 Acting Captain John Wandrum Cawley 1/4th Royal Berkshire Regiment, together with the 1914-1915 Star, The War Medal 1914-1920, The Victory Medal and The Italian Al Valore medal also World War I medals to 200668 Private R F Cawley Royal Berkshire Regiment comprising:- 1914-1915 Star, British War Medal 1914-1920, The Victory Medal, A World War II Defence Medal (for Home Guard Service) and a Christmas 1914 brass tobacco tin. London Gazette 11.11.1916 - MM 1541 Coy. Q.M.Sjt. J. W. Cawley, R. Berks. R. London Gazette 29.11.1918 (issue 31043) - M.C. His Majesty the King has been graciously pleased to approve of the following award in recognition of gallantry and devotion to duty in the Field. Awarded the Military Cross for conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty during a raid. Although wounded at the start, he remained at duty and led his company to the assault. He personally killed several of the enemy, and led his men with great dash and courage until again wounded by a bomb. As a result of his fine leadership and careful preparation, his company gained all their objectives.
Lot 263
Indian Mutiny Medal - to Private D(avid) Greig, 90th Light Infantry, Lucknow and Defence of Lucknow clasps, renamed probably as the result of a spelling mistake as he appears as P Gregg on the medal roll. His discharge papers demonstrate the correct spelling. This document indicates his brief promotion to Corporal and his subsequent reduction to Private. (Copies available)
Lot 264
A Naval General Service Medal group, to RMB 2842 J Woodcock BDR 1 HMS Norfolk together with the 1939-1945 Star, The Atlantic Star, The Pacific Star and The Defence Medal, together with Aero letters from Woodcock in South America, one apparently sent to the UK from Brazil via the Graf Zeppelin
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