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Click here to subscribeAmber coloured Bakelite floral brooch, transfer printed oval brooch, picture of a young boy in a hat, a silver h/m flower growing medal Sweet Pea dated 1900 in bespoke case, amount of other jewellery items including tie pin, you can now bid live on all our lots via thesaleroom.com Westenhanger
Collection of WW1 and WW11 medals awarded to the Price Family to include Team 1418 silver medal, and engraved War for Civilisation medal 1914-1918 both awarded to C E Price, a WW11 Defence medal, awarded to A J Price, Royal Navy 1939-1945 medal awarded to Eric Stanley Price, a 1939-1945 Star awarded to E S Price Merchant Navy, and the Atlantic Star and the Italy Star and 1 other 1939-45 Star with original Ribbons and some ephemera and boxes
A George V Long Service Good Conduct Medal to 46770 Company Sargeant Major W. Harper, Royal Garrison Artillery; and a WWI pair to 443407 Warrant Officer Class II W Harper Labour Corps; with a silver presentation pocket watch engraved 'Presented to C.S.M Harper y the N.C.O's & men of 16th Cd R.G.A, 11th Nov 1902 and a postcard with Harper in the back row at Fulwood Barracks Jan 24th 1915 (5)
A Hudson family medal group and ephemera, comprising an Edwardian VII Long Service and Good Conduct medal to 2165 L. Cpt H. Hudson 2/V.13 Shropshire L.I.; a WWI WM, VM and 14-15 star to 1840 Pt R. Hudson A. CYC. Corps (Army Cycling Corps); a WWI pair to 242550 Pte. M. Hudson L'pool Regiment; an album with sixteen black and white air reconnaissance photographs of French battle cities, villages etc; two typed 1st Brigade Tanks Corps 'secret' orders'; a Manchester Unity I.O.O.F silver gilt medal etc.
SHROPSHIRE AND SHREWSBURY INTEREST- an 1841 General Election 'All friends Round The Wrekin' white metal medal and silk plaque, the medal by T.Halliday cast with a scene with Shrewsbury Abbey, Lord Hill Column and the English Bridge, the verso with the name of all twelve members of Parliment including Benjamin Disraeli, also 'November 12.1841, Earl of Powis President' and 'Festival of Shrewsbury to celebrate the return to Parliment of the XII Conservative members for Shropshire, 5.75cm diam; with printed red silk panel commemorating the same and from the 'Shropshire Conservative' of Saturday Nov 13th 1841, framed, 35.5 x 27.5cm overall, (2) The back of the frame has a newspaper cutting from the Daily Post - Nov 6th 1891, explaining that there has been a Jubilee in Shrewsbury to celebrate the return of Benjamin Disraeli for the borough and how all twelve Tory members were referred to as the twelve Apostles
British Academic Medal, yellow metal d.46mm: Robert William Dale Memorial Medal issued by King Edward VI School, Birmingham in 1899. This heavy piece weighs 61.4g and is struck in 18ct gold. Robert William Dale was a Congregationalist minister, who died in 1895. This medal indicates that he was 'Bailiff' of King Edward School, which possibly means that he was bailiff of the King Edward's School Birmingham Trust, a charitable organisation set up to provide scholarships for less privileged children. Perhaps this medal marks the foundation of the Trust, or served as an award to a particularly generous donor. Otherwise this may have been a school 'reward to simple piety' as described in the Latin legend, a tremendously expensive prize. EF
Sport - unusual lot re Czechoslovakia great runner Emil Zatopek who won Olympic Gold in 10000 meters 1948-1952 and 5000 meters Gold 1952, silver 1948. In 1952 he completed a treble winning the Marathon. Book Sport in Czech plus 1956 Olympic Czech Report for games in Melbourne and Menu for London v Prague 12/10/1955 signed by 9 Athletes inc Zatopek and his wife Dana a 1952 Javelin Gold & silver medal winner. Rare (3)
WW1 Victory Medal named Capt J F Gwynne. John Fitzgerald Gwynne was Killed In Action 9/7/1915 serving with 3rd West Riding Field Ambulance, buried Talana Farm Cemetery. Born Ecclesall Bierlow, Yorks. Awarded the Military Cross L/G 18/2/1915. Mentioned In Despatches 17/2/1915. With copied research. GVF (1)
WW2 Casualty group to 2056325 L/Sjt John Thomas Daglish 349 Bty, 37 Searchlight Regt RA. Died of his Wounds after a traffic accident in Gloucester 8/6/1941 in which three other soldiers also died. Lot includes Commemorative Scroll, named Casualty Medal slip, original box of issue, 1939-45 Star, Defence & War Medals. Lived / Buried South Gosforth. Plus copied newspaper reports.
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