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Lot 314
An impressive miniature medal group mounted by Spink of London. The group consists of Order of the Bath, Order of the Indian Empire, OBE, 1918 War Medal, India General Service Medal with Afghanistan NWF 1919 clasp, 1945 Star, Burma Star, Defence Medal & War Medal with Mention in Despatches oak leaf clasp
Lot 1565
Borough of Woodgreen 1933 Past Mayors Medal (silver hallmarked 1949, enamelled and gilt, in original fitted case). Medal engraved 'This Replica of the Mayors Badge was Presented to Councillor W H Evans JP, Mayor of Wood Green from Nov 1947 to May 1949 by his Colleagues on the Council 29.12.1949'. Superb piece
Lot 2327
GB 1947 Universal Postal Congress Paris. Rare UK Presentation Album with official photographs of Bishop Marks, Wyon Medal, Die of the Penny Black & Proof Sheet, Mulready Cover as well as current stamps to 10/-, all the commems and Postage Dues, all Postal Stationery and Overprinted stamps. A most unusual item.
Lot 1096
Taxidermy - pair unusual Victorian circular glazed and gilt framed convex taxidermy displays containing Birds of Paradise, one frame inscribed verso 'Prize Medal 1862 G. Bashnead 10 Duke St. Grosvenor Squr. originator of the medallion mounts', D23cm Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs One glass dome is cracked
Lot 32
BWM and Victory Medal to 2896/201126 Lance Corporal Stanley George Lee 1/4th Battalion Dorsetshire Regiment. Died 15th February 1918, buried Amara War Cemetery, Iraq. Address 21, Victoria Road, Dorchester. A native of Dorchester, his name can be found on the Postal Staff Memorial, The Town Memorial and St Peters Church Memorial
Lot 329
China / WW1 Casualty group- China War Medal 1900 with Relief of Pekin clasp (Asst. Engr A E Cossey, RN HMS Aurora), 1915 Star Trio (Eng. Commr A E Cossey RN). Arthur Ernest Cossey was Killed 5/6/1916 when the HMS Hampshire sank with Lord Kitchenor on board. Remembered Lyness Royal Naval Cemetery. Son of the late Major J F Cossey. Lot comes with detailed research, Cossey was born in India in a town called Kisauli. He was involved in the action at Langfang during the China Wars, specifically Anting Station Arthur Cossey was Mentioned In Despatches, the London Gazette entry reads thus: Mr Arthur E. Cossey Assistant Engineer HMS Aurora, at much risk to himself returned from our most advanced post towards Anting Station to bring important news. Admiral Seymour also wrote that he be recommended for promotion. A footnote also written by Admiral Seymour says; when the fact of the Chinese having beheaded anyone they got is considered, the conduct of such Officers or men as risked themselves to such capture is to be praised far more than if against a civilised foe. GVF (4)
Lot 344
Culpin family medals - Claude Culpin:- OBE (Civil) cased L/G 11th June 1960 Chief Machinery Advisory Officer, National Agricultural Advisory Service, Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food. 1953 Coronation Medal cased. Named Le Marche Mondial De L'Equipement Rural Paris (edge stamped 'Argent') (63mm). And Mrs Kathleen Vera Culpin:- Civil Defence LS Medal, WVS Medal, 1977 Silver Jubilee Medal, all cased with Certificates. (6)
Lot 35
BWM and Victory Medal to Lt Albert Victor Seymour Nordheimer Royal Canadian Dragoons. Killed in Action 30th March 1918, buried Moreuil Communal Cemetery Allied Extension. He commanded the Guard Squadron during the change of the Canadian Cavalry Brigade at Bois de Moreuil. One of the last charges on the Western Front. Taken from the intelligence summary :'Lt AVS Nordheimer was killed in the first mounted charge of the day. Later he was buried where he fell, his initials being cut into a large tree'. Lt Flowerdew of Lord Strathcona's Horse was awarded a VC during the charge. So important was this action to Canada that it was re-enacted less than a month later so that the artist Alfred Munnings could immortalise the charge in paint. Upper Canada College.
Lot 351
Distinguished Conduct Medal group - DCM (75772 Gnr D Hutchinson RHA, small correction to Regt), India Medal 1896 with bars Punjab Frontier 1897-98 and Tirah 1897-98 (75772 Gunr D Hutchinson K. By. RHA), QSA with bars RoK/Pa/Jo/DH/Wi (75772 Gnr D Hutchinson R Bty RHA), KSA with bars SA01/SA02 (75772 Gnr D Hutchinson RHA), and EDVII Army LSGCM (75772 Gnr D Hutchinson RA). Plus his Regimental Account Book, born nr Croydon, Surrey. His DCM was Gazetted 27th Sept 1901, and he was Mentioned In Despatches 10th September 1901. He was also Wounded In Action 26th August 1900 at Zeerust. Died Plumstead 1948. GVF (5).
Lot 352
Distinguished Flying Medal Casualty group - DFM (1313523 F/Sgt S A Pepworth RAF), 1939-45 Star, Air Crew Europe Star, Defence & War Medals. Box of issue for DFM and named box of issue for WW2 Stars (no Casualty Medal slip). Died 27/2/1945 with 138 Sqdn, as Pilot Officer 184794. On the Runnymede Memorial. His DFM was awarded for service with 106 Sqdn on 28 Sorties, mainly during the Battle of the Ruhr, plus Berlin, Stuttgart, Stettin, Hamberg and Friedrichshaven. nEF (5)
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