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Lot 409
French Medals (4) Including: Croix de guerre 1939 with mention in the despatches clasp, National Defence Medal with Legion Etrangere, Troupes Aeroportees and Missions D'Assistance Exterieure clasps, WWII Period Medaille Militaire (Broken) and a French Overseas Medal (Médaille d'Outre-Mer) with Cote D'Ivoire and Republique Du Congo clasps.
Lot 414
French Medals (6) including: French 1883 - 1885 Tonkin medal (Army Version), WWI Period Medaille Militaire, Firemen Medal Ministry of Interior Dedication, WW1 era rescuers medal as produced by Udine, North Africa Security and Order Operations Commemorative Medal with Algerie clasp and a French Foreign Legion Aures Nemencha Beret badge.
Lot 426
French Medals (4) Including: Indochine Medal with Indochine clasp, French Foreign Legion Commemorative medal with 'Ex-Yougoslavie clasp', Military Service Medal 'Medaille d’Outre-Mer' with Mali and Republique Centrafricaine Clasps and Medal for Operations in North Africa, 2nd version with 'Tunisie' Clasp. Scarce
Lot 427
French Six Place Medal bar Including: Medaille Militaire, Theatres D'Operations Exterieurs, Croix Valeur Militaire, UN Medal with 'Sarajevo' Clasp, National Defence Medal with 'Legion Etrangere' clasp and Military Service Medal 'Medaille d’Outre-Mer' with 'Albanie' and 'Ex-Yougoslavie' clasps.
Lot 434
North Vietnam awards (17) medals and badges: Hero Combat badges (Cap I and Cap II), Phu Lao 3 Gioi, Chein Dich Ho Chi Minh Communist leader badges, Chein Thang 1968 and 1972 badges Combat service medals, Vietnam unification medal, Giai Phong medals (3rd and 2nd class, Chein Thang 1958 badge, Lao friendship medal etc
Lot 436
Vietnam War and Viet-Cong Commemorative medals (13) VC Communist Leader HO CHI MINH commemoration medal, 'BAO-VIET' (2005) 50 years of Victory medal with Naval leader medal, 1955 - 1973 Star medal and Combatant medal, Soldier of liberation 2nd class, Chein Thang medal and Quyet Thang medal with Dung medal 2nd class and HO CHI MINH Communist leader of NVA medal.
Lot 167
Enid Lillian Bloom (British, 1924-1996): Figure studies, coloured chalks, signed lower right, 37 x 56 cm. Highly regarded British sculptor. Born in London, she lived and worked in Hampstead. After training at St. Martin’s School of Art, she became a commercial artist and later studied sculpture with the well known sculptress, Karin Jonzen. Inspired by the human form, her classical bronze and terra cotta figures were modelled in the contemporary fashion. She was influenced by many, Rodin to Dalou and her studio walls were hung with many of Mary Cassatt’s exquisite pictures of mothers and children, Bloom's own favourite theme. A regular exhibitor at the Royal Scottish Academy, the Royal West of England Academy, the Glasgow Fine Arts Society and the Paris Salon, where she was awarded the Bronze Medal for Sculpture. She was an elected member of the Royal Society of Miniature Painters Sculptors and Gravers, and exhibited regularly at the Mall Galleries in London.
Lot 286
2 King & Country “The Sands Of Iwo Jima” sets. Iwo Jima set 1, comprising one signalling holding Colt pistol, one advancing with heavy gun on shoulder. Another advancing with rifle and ammo box. Plus one with rifle. Plus a Fire Support set (IWJ2). Comprising 4 marines, one throwing grenade, one advancing with rifle, one standing firing machine gun and one using flame thrower. Both boxed, each with a “United States Marine Corps” reproduction medal and ribbon inset into lid. Contents Mint.(8) Plate 1
Lot 287
2 King & Country “The Sands of Iwo Jima” sets. Calling Reinforcements (IWJ3) comprising Officer and 2 Marines, one with radio and one with rifle. Plus Take Cover (IWJ4). Comprising 3 Marines, one crawling with rifle, one lying down re-loading rifle and one kneeling firing. Both boxed, each with a “United States Marine Corps” reproduction medal and ribbon inset into lid. Contents Mint. Plate 1
Lot 288
2 King & Country “The Sands of Iwo Jima” sets. Ready…Aim…Fire (IWJ5). Comprising 3 American soldiers – one firing shoulder mounted mortar, one directing with rifle and one laying down firing rifle. Plus Tough Opposition (IWJ8). Comprising Japanese Officer with sword, soldier crouching with rifle and soldier laying down firing rifle. Both boxed, each with a “United States Marine Corps” reproduction medal and ribbon inset into lid. Contents Mint. Plate 1
Lot 289
2 King & Country “The Sands of Iwo Jima” sets. Mortar & Machine Gun. (IWJ3). Comprising 3 Japanese soldiers, one loading mortar, one lying down firing heavy machine gun and one kneeling firing rifle. Plus a “Raising The Flag”, Flag Raising Set (IWJ06). Comprising a heavy diorama of 6 American soldiers in the stance of triumphantly raising a flag, (Stars & Stripes) included. Both boxed, each with a reproduction medal - “United States Marine Corps” and “Battle of Iwo Jima 1945” each with ribbon, inset into lid and loose in box. Plus a spare USMC example. Contents Mint. Plate 1
Lot 607
Two memorial plaques to two brothers: Alfred Henderson Webb and John Clifford Webb GVF, with 1 memorial letter. Pair: Defence and War, (un-named as issued) in carton addressed to Brigadier K.D. Yearsley; 3 AE sports medals (2 named to Yearsley), Edward VIII WM coronation souvenir medal, Geo V 1935 Silver Jubilee medallion GVF; medal ribbon strip showing MC with rosette, WWI trio and Jubilee medal Note: Alfred Henderson Webb, 2nd Lieutenant 3rd Bn Leicestershire Regiment, died 4th May 1916 aged 23 and buried in the Basra War Cemetery, Iraq; John Clifford Webb, 3rd Bn attached 1st Bn Leicestershire Regiment, killed in action 14th September 1916, aged 21, and buried in the Guards cemetery Lesboeufs, Somme. Their names both appear on the memorial at St Giles Church, Shermanbury, Sussex. Hon Brigadier K D Yearsley RE, was awarded the MC and bar and was present at the Siege of Kut; the story of his escape features in “450 Miles to Freedom - The Adventures of Eight British Officers in their Escape from the Turks”.
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