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A Rhodesian badge of honour with citation awarded to District Security assistant Tendayi Musengezi. The citation is unusual in that it describes three separate acts of bravery and vigilance during 1978; August 1978 for assisting injured men and a land mine attack, 6th September 1978 whilst on a clearance patrol in the Chikore tribal trust lands located on a land mine and 10th September 1978 rendered first aid after an intense attack which killed or injured a number of men. Medal comes with miniature.
A Rhodesian Meritous Conduct Medal with certificate and commendation awarded to 23783 Constable (later Lance Sergeant) Willington Ngoshi, commendation for 30 - 11 - 1978 when during the course of his duty, the recipient displayed a high degree of ability, personal courage and devotion to duty, one of approximately 94 medals issued
A Rhodesian General Service Medal and bronze cross awarded to 725082 CPL T. Hodgson. Part of Corporal Hodgson's citation is mentioned in an accompanying newspaper clipping: September 1977, his troop came under fire by terrorists near an old ruin in thick bush. His troop killed most of the terrorists. Sergeant Hodgson personally killed seven or eight (mentioned in Contact page 175)
Rhodesian cased MBE group of three medals awarded to Chief Sigola who was a member of the Council of Chiefs, Monkton Commission, Natural Resources Board, Whaley Constitutional Committee, Mpilo Hospital and also attended Winston Churchill's funeral. Includes The President's medal for Headmen and Rhodesian Independence Medal (mentioned in Contact, page 206) The gold medal is named to the rim Chief Sigola
Rhodesian bravery pair of medals comprising Rhodesia General Service Medal and bronze cross awarded to 077179F Keep Commander, T.H.E. Henwood of the guard force, with citation for bravery during a terrorist attack on a protected village in the operational area when Commander Henwood showed complete disregard for his own safety whilst under heavy enemy fire, showing leadership qualities of the highest order. With two photographs of Commander Henwood and Guard Force and Keep Commander badges
A rare Rhodesian Police Medal for Gallantry (one of 24 awarded) to African Field Reservist D. Mkandhla with slip detailing date of award 17-5-78, Gazetted 9-6-78 and Rhodesian notice no. 590/78. Also included are pages from "The Outpost" for November 1978 detailing the citation, which states: "During the early hours of 12 November 1977 a BSA Police team carried out a raid on a kraal in the operational area following information on a suspected terrorist presence. As members of the team approached a hut in the Kraal, they were subjected to small arms fire from within, which resulted in one member of the team sustaining a leg wound which rendered him immobile. Members of the team withdrew to a position some distance away and returned fire. Constable Mkandhla remained near the injured man and realising that he was in danger of being hit further, removed him to a position of safety. In doing so, he exposed himself to a very real danger of being hit by cross-fire for a protracted period of time, Constable Mkhandha in acting as he did showed a very high degree of personal courage with complete disregard for his own safety. By removing the injured man, Constable Mkandhla most certainly saved him from further injury and possibly death."
A Rhodesian pair of medals for bravery including a silver cross and General Service Medal awarded to 646688 Lance Corporal Raymond Hariori of the Rhodesian African Rifles for Conspicuous Gallantry and Leadership. The medals come with citation, photograph and newspaper clipping from The Herald 6 - 10 - 79
An exceptional Selous Scouts Rhodesian Bravery Group of General Service medal, bronze cross and silver cross awarded to 644719 Sgt Rangarairayi Hungwe circa 1975, possibly listed in the book 'Contact' page 154 under his Christian name (copy included): 'For conspicuous courage and gallantry over and above the call of duty on operations in the North Eastern Border area...Private Rangarairayi has displayed outstanding personal courage in numerous encounters with the enemy which has resulted in a large number of terrorists being killed or captured and a substantial amount of arms, ammunition and equipment being recovered. In one encounter....whilst being fired on, Private Rangarairayi, ignoring the firing and with no thought for his personal safety, rushed the enemy endeavouring to capture one of them. During the struggle the terrorist was shot dead. ... During these actions he displayed cold nerve and personal courage of the highest order which has been an inspiration to all' With two medal certificates and a photograph of the recipient with his unit and 'Pamwe Chete' colours, many of the unit named in pencil verso.
A set of medals awarded to M I Winterburn AB HO HM Submarines, comprising National Service 1939-1960 medal, hallmarked silver General Service Cross, Voluntary Service Medal, 1945 Peace Medal and hallmarked silver Maritime Service Medal, together with a quantity of submarine and other badges, a photograph album, bosun's whistle, photographs , ephemera and US Air Force baton
Quantity of Metropolitan police items all belonging to Superintendant William Duncan, Queens police medal with assosciated ephemera and photographs, two Metropolitan police helmet badges, original truncheon and whistle. Recipient was fourth in line at Winston Churchills funeral procession. He served 1933 - 1966
A RARE CRIMEAN WAR ERA DISTINGUISHED CONDUCT MEDAL GROUP compromising South Africa 1853 medal and DCM both named to "JAMES MONCUR, ROYAL SAPPERS AND MINERS"; sold together with a Crimea service medal (un-named) with Sebastopol bar. CONDITION; Crimean service medal has been soldered at the top with edge knocks and scratches. DCM has minor edge knocks, marks and scratches. South Africa's pin has been replaced, edge knocks, scratches and marks. ALL AS ILLUSTRATED.
First World War trio to include 1914/15, 1914 - 1918 medal and Great War of Civilization medal engraved 161081GNR.W.Williams.R.A, For faithful service in the special constabulary medal engraved William M Williams, on war service 1915 badge, HM armed forces veteran badge, British advance on the Somme detachable postcards and bag of various loose coinage, Netherlands, British, foreign etc.
Bag of assorted collectables to include yellow metal pencil holder, commemorative coronation of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth medallion, commemorative medallion coronation of King Edward VIII, enamel pendants the incorporated London academy of music in gold and silver presented to Judy T Evans and Latin medal etc.
Tin of assorted medals to include George VI The Aircrew Europe Star, France and Germany, George VI Italy star career medal, George VI The Africa star, George VI The Burma star, Indian War service medal, Canadian issue War medal, some duplicates. CONDITION REPORT: Good condition. General wear for age but no serious damage to medals. Yellow & black - PCE Goodwin Korea - D7MX 913474 T.G Ellis JNR.5.R.N
Great War Memorial Plaque to 320201 Rifleman William Percy Holdstock, 1st/6th London Regiment (City of London Rifles), Rifleman Holdstock died 22 March 1918 and is commemorated at Pozieres Memorial, together with Regimental Greetings card [1917] and 1918 Memorial Card + two rare 1915 London to the Front recruitment tickets, list of officers verso, + pair of World War I medals, Defence Medal and War Medal + two dog tags to 1335885 C E Holdstock 80-100
Great War British War Medal to 41368 Private Francis Kerka, East Yorks Regiment with box of issue and his various naturalisation papers and ephemera + British War Medal to 324083 Private H G L Gear, 6th London Regiment + WWII RAF Airman's Service book + release book of FL 167639 Wilfred Henry Ringram + two dog tags and a small lot of relevant ephemera 60-80
A possible family pair of Medals Queen's South Africa Medal, four clasps, Cape Colony, Orange River Colony (unofficial), Belfast, Laing's Nek to 5323 Sapper J Johnson RE, British War Medal to 183 Corporal John Johnson, 3rd Field Company Australian Engineers, Corporal Johnson died 14th May 1915 and is commemorated at Lone Pine Memorial 150-200
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