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Click here to subscribeFive Second World War medals, comprising; The 1939-45 Star, The Africa Star, with bar North Africa 1942-43, The Italy Star, The Atlantic Star and The War Medal, with a box of postage, an Admiralty Mentioned In Despatches Certificate, dated 1 January 1941, detailed Stoker First Class Ronald Frank Redding, a silver boxing fob medal, detailed R.F.Redding.R.N 1934, with a case, a wedding photograph and three items of related paperwork.
"A Collection of British Coins and Medals, George III - George VI, to inlcude a George III and Charlotte 22mm bronze Peace and Harmony Medal, Bun Pennies 1875, 1887 and 1889, a Royal Mint 50mm 1911 bronze coronation Medal in original fitted red leather case, 2 x 38mm white metal Shrewsbury Education committee Medals etc (22)"
A French brass carriage clock with push-button repeat Margaine, Paris A French brass carriage clock with push-button repeat Margaine, Paris, circa 1900 The eight-day gong striking movement with silvered platform lever escapement and stamped with A.M. beehive trademark for Margaine above number 8345 to lower left hand corner opposing oval stamp incorporating the initials C.V. to lower right, the circular white enamel dial with central stylised rosette, Arabic numeral cartouche chapter ring and blued steel spade hands set within a rectangular engine-turned silvered mask, the bevel glazed case with foliate cast hinged baton handle above complex moulded inverted breakfront cornice and slender reeded baluster corner uprights with Ionic capitals and leaf decorated collars to waist, on conforming complex two-tier moulded base incorporating integral squab feet, 17cm, (6.75ins) high excluding handle. The firm of Francois-Arsene Margaine are recorded in Allix, Charles and Bonnert, Peter CARRIAGE CLOCKS, Their history and development as 'very famous' makers of carriage clocks working from Rue Beranger 22 and Rue Bondy 54, Paris from before 1869 until around 1914. They were awarded a Silver medal at the Paris Exhibition of 1889 and a Gold medal in 1900.
A WWI and later medal group Awarded to 8591 Private C. Finch of the South Lancashire Regiment, comprising 1914-15 star, Great War medal, War for Civilisation medal, WWII Defence medal, George VI Imperial Service medal, also with this lot photographs of troops etc, three sports medals awarded to Sapper Finch, a Queen Elizabeth II Imperial Service medal awarded to Miss Eunice Finch, two framed commissions, a gentleman's wristwatch from the Westend Watch Company Sowar Bombay and Calcutta and some coins etc.
A Queen Victoria Gold Coronation Medal The medal dated June 28th 1838, issued by The Royal Mint, medallist B. Pistrucci, weight approx 31gms. (illustrated) CONDITION REPORT: knocks and scratches to edge, file marks from testings to edge. surfaces of medal scratches and knocks, doesn't appear polished - 22-24ct gold - see images
1914 / 15 George V star awarded to Private G. Chitty, No. 15905 of the Middlesex Regiment together with death plaque, pair of World War I medals awareded to Private J.S. McFadden, Manchester Regiment, No. 302239, a Royal Marine silver plated buckle, two World War I medals awarded to Corporal F.R. Perry, M.G.C. No. 67551 and a silver Faithful Service medal to George Henry Chitty with certificates
Framed group of World War I / II medals awarded to Warrant Officer H.J. Pryor, No. 3510 RFMN H. Pryor, London Regiment including the George V 1914 / 15 star, 1914 / 18 medal and the Great War for Civilisation medal (all duplicates) and a World War II group including George VI star, Italy star, Africa star, Defence medal, Air Efficiency award and other badges, medallions and a photograph also including a Rolex military issue pocket watch No. A8981 GS mark II
A silver Arctic medal 1818-1855, designed by Leonard Charles Wyon, octagonal form, reverse cast with a three masted ship "For Arctic Discoveries", obverse depicting Queen Victoria to left, within beaded rims, star suspension with loop and ivory colour ribbon, unnamed,mint condition with slight tarnishing, in card box.
Three India,service medals comprising 1854/1895, with Samana 1891 and Hazara 1891 bars awarded to Corporal W Scarfe, Kings Royal Rifle, India service medal 1895 with Tirah 1897/98, Punjab Frontier 1897/98 and Relief of Chitral 1895 bars Private D Sullivan, 2nd Battalion Kings Own Scottish Borderers.and a George V example with Burma 1930-1932 bar, K Singh, Punjab Regiment
Three South Africa campaign medals, 1854 South Africa Medal awarded to C Coote Naval Cadet,(HMS Castor / Caffre Campaign) a later Queens medal with South Africa 1902 and Cape Colony bars, Private E Mobbs, Lincoln Regiment and similar Edward VII example with 1901 / 1902 bars awarded to Sargeant W Heacock Royal Engineers.
An Imperial German Franco Prussian war medal, 1870-71, bearing cypher of Wilhelm 1st and “Dem Fiegreichen Heere, Gott War Mit Uns im Fie Die Ehre”, complete with red, white and black ribbon; another medal depicting soldier being awarded a wreath by winged Victory, on reverse Iron Cross 1914 “Fur Vaterland”, with ribbon. GC -2
5 Toy Army Workshop sets. Officer, Sergeant Glengarrys Two Reservists No.BS316, British Infantry Advancing (on base) No.BS703, 6 figures. King George plus Staff, Officer presenting medal to ANZACs No.BS88, 5 figures. Officer Sergeant F/C and Two Reservists No.BS314, 7 pieces (Officer seated at desk with easel, plus sergeant and 2 civilians). Plus T.E. Lawrence seated on a camel No.BS225. All boxed. Contents as new.
Seven: B.E.M. Geo VI for Meritorious Service (1430908 Sgt Robert H. Woodman RA),1939-45 star, Africa star with 1st Army clasp, Italy star, Defence, War with MID leaf, Efficiency Medal-Territorial, George VI (1430908 Sjt R H Woodman RA). Mounted court style on board. VF Note: M.I.D 11.1.1945 (Italy), B.E.M 28.6.45. Recommendation for BEM states “Unit 72 (Hants) H.A.A. Regt RA, Woodman, Robert Herbert. This NCO is a Radar No 1. The equipment is of a highly technical nature. The latest type of equipment (PF) has been received while the Battery is deployed in the defence of Naples. The importance of the Docks made it imperative that a complete mastery of the new equipment be obtained in the shortest possible time. Sergt Woodman showed the greatest enthusiasm and by his example inspired the detachment. Training on the equipment had to take place in addition to the normal operational commitments, but owing to Sergt Woodman’s example, a very high standard of both training and maintenace was achieved in quick time. Sergt Woodman also set a magnificent example to all O’s F.C. by his coolness in action during heavy raids on Naples”.
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