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Click here to subscribeInteresting Second World War Royal Canadian Air Force (R.C.A.F.) Bomb Aimer's logbook, to SGT. R. H. Weldrake, together with 1939 - 1945 Star, Burma Star and War medal. Sgt. Weldrake flew twenty-eight operations over Burma and Japan in Ansons and Liberators. Along with the medals and logbook is a collection of period documents and later research
George V Indian General Service medal with one clasp - North West Frontier 1930 - 1931, named to F / O. L. Newcombe. R.A.F., together with two Pilots' log books, dating from 3rd September 1926 until 21st March 1938. They contain details of Flying Officer Newcombe's R.A.F. career, including bombing runs and on one occasion , being shot through his petrol tank. Also, a photograph album full of photographs of India from the air, along with various shots of aircraft and two letters from Indian servants to Flight Officer Newcombe contained within. A nice inter-war years R.A.F. collection
Second World War and later M.B.E. medal group, comprising M.B.E. 1939 - 1945 Star, Africa Star with 8th Army clasp, Italy Star, France and Germany Star, War and Territorial Efficiency medal, named to 894151. W.O. CL. 2 T. L. Adams. R.A., together with Second World War photograph albums, miniature medal group, badges and other militaria
Thomas Russel & Son of Liverpool Gold Plated - Full Hunter Antique Pocket Watch. The Case Guaranteed to Wear 10 Years with Attached Two Tone Metal Antique Double Albert Chain + A 9ct Gold Masonic Medal which Features The Pillars of King Solomon's Temple. Medal Weight 8.7 grams. Working and Good Condition.
Medallion - Whitworth Memorial medal. Rev. a precision machine tool - Whitworth Scholarships Founded 1868, in original case of issue (Ref. Eimer 1599) and a quantity (x 43) of Arabic brass counters - with Toughra design, George III (x 24) brass gaming counters and G.B. silver Threepences (x 12) (qty)
Two WWI medals relating to a Private H.W. Thornton, WWI period badges and medal ribbons, badges relating to Kent and Finchley Education Committee to include a hallmarked silver example and a hallmarked silver football medal for the 1921 -22 season, the suede covered container initialled H.W.T. and included with a matching suede wallet initialled the same.
A WWII medal group awarded to 1715075 Gunner J.J. Peers Royal Artillery to include the Atlantic Star, Burma Star, Italy Star, 39-45 War Medal, 39-45 Star together with the France and Germany Clasp, issued by the Service Personnel and Veterans Agency to his surviving relative, complete with a period prayer book for Catholic seafarers and a leather bound volume "Little Treasury of Leaflets", also three 20th century crowns.
Three medals, A Republic of Vietnam Service Medal, a Purple Heart and a medal awarded in the name of The Secretary of Defence to those US Armed forces personnel having distinguished themselves by meritorious achievement or service after January 1st 1963, in a framed and glazed case and four medals, Liberation of Warsaw, Stalingrad, Caucuses and Forty Year Service medals in a framed and glazed case (7).
A silver medallion for the Dollar Industrial Exhibition 1890, a Mercantile Medal 1914-1918 inscribed to rim "John J. Wilson" and a Liverpool Shipwreck and Humane Society Medal inscribed to rim "Capt. Jno. James Wilson S.S. Lady Bacon for Humane Services 14th November 1912" (3). CONDITION REPORT In original case.
A RUSSIAN BLACK LACQUER SMALL TRAY, late 19th century, of rounded square form, painted in colours and gilt with peasants beside a barn watching a dancing bear and his drumming trainer, printed six medal mark, 7 1/2" square, together with a similar vesta case of oval section with lift-off cover and strike to base painted with a washer woman, gilt double eagle and PAA to inner cover, 2 1/2" high (2)
Il lotto è sottoposto alla dichiarazione di interesse culturale particolarmente importante da parte del Ministero per i Beni e le attività culturali The present lot is declared of national cultural heritage. EXPORT WILL BE DENIED. Medaglia Premio Nobel 1959: opus Erik Lindberg, oro 23 carati, diametro mm.66, peso gr. 202; diritto: busto di Alfred nobel a sinistra, rovescio: allegoria della musa Tersicore stante a destra nell'atto di suonare la lyra a un giovane uomo parzialmente nudo seduto a sinistra. Cofanetto: ufficiale e decorato in pelle marrone. Laurea: pergamena con iscrizione calligrafiche in svedese e scene pittoriche. Foto: ritratto ufficiale di Salvatore Quasimodo. Filmato: registrazione della cerimonia della consegna del premio Nobel del 1959 su DVD. Provenienza: Famiglia Quasimodo. 50.000€ Nobel Prize Medal 1959: designed by Erik LIndberg, 23 carat gold, 66 mm in diameter, 202g. Obverse: bust of Alfred Nobel facing left; reverse: draped Muse Tersicore standing right playing lyre to partially nude laureate young man seated left. Case: original and decorated in maroon morocco. Diploma: in vellum leaves with calligraphic inscriptions in Swedish and pictorial scenes. Photo: Salvatore Quasimodo original vintage portrait. Video: 1959 Nobel Awards Ceremony footage on DVD. Provenance: Quasimodo family. 50.000€
Bag containing purse of military items to include: silver artillery badge, First World War medal group comprising: Bravery in the Field medal, engraved no.: 143369, Private F.H. Ashford, MGC together with 1914-18 medal and Great War for Civilisation companion medals; cat badges; enamel buttons, Machine Gun Corps. greetings Christmas card with postcard, possibly of Fredrick Ashford and Italian gilt metal pendant ribbon marked: Roma Agli Ospiti Valorose.
Dated 1887. By J. Pinches, bronze. Obv: profile bust of Sir John Evans with IOH EVANS D C L S R S PRAESIDI legend. Rev: S I C / L / S I C / C in four lines within wreath with SOCIETAS NVMISM LOND ANNOS CONST LI legend and MDCCCLXXXVII date below. BCM 1729; BHM 3344; Forrer IV/549. 1.2 grams, 57mm. The Brodie Hall, Kent, UK collection; acquired Chris Rudd (with ticket). Sir John Evans (1823-1908), eminent numismatist, archaeologist and son of Sir Arthur Evans was president of the Numismatic Society of London (now the Royal Numismatic Society) from 1874 and was awarded their medal in 1887; he was author of The Coins of the Ancient Britons, published 1864 (with Supplement, 1890); also of The Ancient Stone Implements, Weapons and Ornaments of Great Britain, 1872 and 1897 editions and of The Ancient Bronze Implements, Weapons and Ornaments of Great Britain, 1881; all of his works are still of considerable value today. Almost as struck, brown tone.
1965 AD. By F. Kovacs, after Sir David Low. Obv: facing bust of Churchill with books and art brushes behind and WINSTON CHURCHILL / 1874-1965 in two lines in exergue. Rev: British soldier in defiant pose on shore with aircraft and waves approaching with VERY WELL ALONE in exergue. Edge: plain, impressed SILVER at six o'clock; in original Spink case of issue, with leaflet. BCM 2104. 179 grams total (medal 80.87 grams, 58mm). The official medal, issued on the death of Churchill; the reverse design is taken from the famous cartoon by Sir David Low, published in the Evening Standard, after the retreat from Dunkirk in 1940. [No Reserve] As struck, small nick to obverse edge.
Dated 1937, 1938. Silver-gilt and undated gilt-bronze. Obvs: enamelled monogram with INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODDFELLOWS MANCHESTER UNITY legend with blue enamel background. Revs: two hallmarked for Birmingham; engraved LOYAL WELLINGTON LODGE 7060 in four lines and named to J. B. HARRIS 1937 and SIS. C. L. M. HARRIS 1938 respectively; gilt bronze medal with plain reverse; each with suspension loop, ring, ribbon and enamelled pin-bar suspender. 19.05, 18.96, 11.97 grams, 40mm (medal). Property of a gentleman, Kent, UK; acquired on the London art market before 2000. [3, No Reserve] Extremely fine.
1894-1916 AD. Obv: profile bust with ? ? ??????? II ??? ? ????? ??????? legend. Rev: inscribed ?? / ????????? / No 2733 / 1 ???? in four lines with line at centre, the number stamped. Edge: plain; with suspension loop for attachment. See Dorling, p.281. 22.16 grams, 28mm diameter. This medal was granted to military or civilian personnel for the acts of gallantry on the battlefield; instituted in 1807, the medal was changed to 'yellow metal' (and marked JM) after 1916. Very fine; knock to edge. Rare.
A pair of family medal groups awarded to 1102 Staff Sergeant J.C. Adams, Second Batallion The First Australian Imperial Force, to include: Victory Medal, War Medal and 1914-15 Star, with ribbons, in 1914 Christmas tin, inscribed to inner lid name, serial no. and regiment above address 31 Claremont Road, High Gate, London; together with his brother's medals, 17407 Sergeant F.G. Adams, Highland Light Infantry, also comprising: Victory War Medal; and 1914-1915 Star.
A group of Second World War medals, to include: Defence Medal, War Medal, Naval General Service Medal with George VI crowned bust and Palestine 1936-1939 bar, and Naval Long Service & Good Conduct Medal with uncrowned George IV bust, all with ribbons, awarded to Mx. 51580 I.H. Mindham, Chief Petty Officer Wtr. Royal Navy on the HMS President; a First World War Medal awarded to F.2094 H.H.L. Petty Officer Mechanic in the Royal Naval Air Service, with original box and ribbon and silver medallion; a First World War General Service Medal awarded to 3103 Private L.E. Plummer, 11th Batallion First Australian Imperial Force; a silver Overseas Nursing Association 1896 medal on 1927 bar; and a similar in base metal; etc.
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