WW2 Royal Engineers Uniforms and Ephemera The WW2 and early post war uniforms of Major Hugh Charles Bouttell of the 666 AW Co. Royal Engineers who saw service with the BEF France 1940 and later Iceland.Comprising: 1941 dated Battledress blouse tailored for an Officer, retaining Major rank crowns, RE titles and arm of service bar, plus South Midland District formation badge. Retaining issue label Size 10 1941 ... Service dress Uniform jacket and trousers ... Sam Browne Belt ... Peaked forage cap, with OSD cap badge ... Private Purchase Beret again with cap badge ... Officer’s side cap ... Shirt and Long Johns. Also included in the lot are medals of the 1939/45 Star, Defence and War Medal mounted as worn Small quantity of badges and buttons. Folder of original documentation. Overall Good Clean Condition. (Quantity) Major Hugh Charles Bouttell served in France with the BEF before being posted as Commanding Officer of the 666th Artisan Works Company RE to Iceland.
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Coldstream Guards 6 clasp Boer War Queen's South Africa Medal pair. Queen's South Africa Medal 9832 PTE W C BERRY CLDSTM GDS bearing clasps Belmont, Modder River, Driefontein, Johannesburg, Diamond Hill, Belfast ... King's South Africa Medal, PTE COLDSTREAM GUARDS bearing clasps South Africa 1901, South Africa 1902. Medal loose. Clasp entitlement is confirmed on the roll.
WW1 1st South African Infantry Group of Three Medals. Awarded to PTE W BOWIE 1ST S.A.I. Comprising: 1914/15 Star 2ND INFANTRY British War Medal, South African Bilingual Victory Medal. Mounted for display. ... Accompanied by a quantity of research. Private William Bowie served with the 1st Cap Colony Regiment, he was a native of Govan Scotland and had travelled to South Africa employed as a engine pattern maker. He volunteered for service in German South West Africa before reenlisting into the 1st South African Regiment. He landed in France on the 16th April 1916. At Arras he suffered Trench Foot and was discharged February 1918.
WW2 RAMC 11th Armoured Division Battledress Blouse and Cap. Uniform A rare as worn example of the 1940 pattern Battledress Blouse. To each arm RAMC shoulder titles, printed on felt 11th Armoured formation badges and RAMC arm of service. The right cuff with service chevrons and an unusual crimson RAMC band. Medal ribbons indicate service through North West Europe. The interior with issue label and WD stamp indicating 1942. Accompanied by a 1922 pattern Other Ranks cap retaining original RAMC plastic economy cap badge. Overall GC (2 parts)
WW2 Boxed Medal Group etc. Comprising: 1939/45 Star, Burma Star, Defence Medal, War Medal. Contained in card forwarding box addressed to G.F. Severn of Beeston Notts. WW2 Australian Service Medal (WX32293 K JACKSON) WW2 India Service Medal 1947 Pakistan Independence Medal (3732084 NK HAKAM KHAN BALUCH Also 2 x GVR Special Constabulary Medals awarded to HERBERT S. COLLIER and FRANK H. WILLIAMS. (9 medals)
Corps of Military Police Army Long Service Pair of Medals. Awarded to Private J.T. Wheeler who served during the Great War with the Royal West Kent Regiment before transferring to the Corps of Military Police.Comprising: Victory Medal 9265 PTE J.T. WHEELER R.W. KENT R, Army Long Service & Good Conduct Medal (GVR) 6334220 PTE J.T. WHEELER C.OF. M. POLICE. Medals loose
King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry Officer's Dress Uniform Tunic. A good and scarce example tailored in green barathea with regimental silvered collar badges and buttons. The left breast with the single medal ribbon of the Africa General Service Medal. The interior lining with tailor's label of Conway Williams of Camberley. Complete with overalls of regimental pattern. Good clean condition Near VGC. (2 items)
WW1 2nd Bn Hampshire Regiment 1917 Military Medal. Awarded to 10629 PTE A. GOSLING 2/HANTS.R. Small edge knocks. London Gazette for the Military Medal 14th January 1918. Private Alfred Gosling of Winchester first saw action at Gallipoli with the 2nd Bn and later won the Military Medal for service in France. He was reported wounded on the 12th June 1918.
Medal Ribbons and Badges of Major General John Blackburne Smith CB., CIE. Indian Medical Service Comprising: an attractive table top glazed frame by Spink of London mounted with the uniform medal ribbons CB., CIE., 1914/15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal, MID Oak Leaf, 1911 Coronation Medal. These complimented with Major General rank insignia, tunic buttons etc. Accompanied by a number of original photographs including a portrait photograph in General Officer Medical Service uniform. (see lot 97 belt and 470 his sword; 179 plume etc)his Major General John Blackburne Smith CB., CIE. was born in 1865 in Ireland and after qualifying as a Doctor joined the Army and in 1889 was serving as a Surgeon Lieutenant at the Royal Victoria Hospital Netley. He received promotion and at the outbreak of the Great War held the rank of Lieutenant Colonel. Wartime service would see him in Egypt and in 1915/16 at the Bombay Presidency General Hospital. Remaining in India he was appointed a CB 1918 and CIE in 1922. Promoted to the rank of Major General 1922 he held the post of President Medical Board India Office 1923 until his death on the 2nd November 1928
Bedfordshire Royal Engineers OBE, MC, TD, Gold Russian Order of Stanislaus Group of Seven Medals. Awarded to Major George Croxton Walker OBE, MC, TD, who was commissioned into the 1st Bedfordshire Volunteers Engineers and served during the Great War with the 1st East Anglian Brigade, before volunteering for service in North Russia 1919, being awarded the OBE and the Order of Stanislaus.Comprising:Order of the British Empire (Military HM 1919), Military Cross, 1914/15 Star "CAPT RE", British War Medal, Victory Medal,, MID Oakleaf, "MAJOR", Territorial Decoration (GVR HM London 1922), Order of Stanislaus with Swords (stamped 'AK' for Albert Keibel of Saint Petersburg). The group remains as originally worn last medal detached from ribbon. OBE LG 3rd February 1920 (Murmansk), MC LG 1st January 1917, MID x 2 LG 3rd February 1920 (Murmansk) Order of Stanislaus Confirmed.Major George Croxton Walker OBE, MC, TD was born in Bedford and served in the ranks of the Volunteer Engineers before being commissioned into the 1st Bedford VE in 1907. At the outbreak of the Great War he was serving as a Captain with the 1st East Anglian Field Company officially landing in France on Christmas Day 1914. Promoted Major he served with the 1st Bridging Company RE and in 1919 volunteered for service in North Russia. Returning to his home town of Bedford he was appointed a partner in the family business as an auctioneer and died in 1936.
WW2 Royal Ulster Rifles French Croix De Guerre Confirmed Gallantry Group of Medals. Awarded to 7012385 Lance Corporal James Ince who saw pre war service in Palestine and was awarded the French Croix De Guerre with star for gallantry as a stretcher bearer Decemeber 1944. Comprising: General Service Medal, clasp Palestine 7012385 RFMN J. INCE R.U. RIFLES, 1939/45 Star, France & Germany Star, Defence Medal, War Medal, MID Oakleaf, French Croix De Guerre with Star. Group mounted as originally worn. 7012385 Lance Corporal James Ince service in Palestine is confirmed at that time serving with the 2nd Bn. He was Mentioned in Despatches for North West Europe (LG 10th May 1945) French Croix De Guerre with Star, the citation states as a Stretcher Bearer between the 13th and 14th December he was serving with B Coy of the 2nd Bn and under a very heavy constant bombardment in the open was responsible for tending and evacuating some 30 casualties. A copy of the citation accompanies the lot.
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British South Africa Company Medal Bechuanaland Border Police. Awarded to 1936 TROOPR J.H. BRADBURY B.B. POLICEâ€]; reverse embossed Matabeleland 1893. Trooper John Henry Bradbury is confirmed on the medal roll and apears to have been discharged in 1885 and in June 1898 died of injuries after been hit by a railway engine.
German Third Reich cased 1938 German Entry into Austria Medal. Good silvered medal for the Anschluss with 2 figures and eagle and swastika to the front. Date 13 Marz 1938 within EIN VOLK EIN REICH EIN FUHRER to the reverse. Housed in red leatherette case bearing golden eagle and swastika to the lid (lid lining pad loose). GC
Boer War Royal Engineers unusual rank group of three medals. Awarded to Superintendent Clark Ernest James Hart. Queen's South Africa Medal single clasp "Cape Colony", "17058 Q.M.SJT E.J. HART R.E.) (Early engraved naming with ghost dates), King's South Africa Medal clasps "South Africa 1901", "South Africa 1902", "17508 SUPT: CLERK E.J. HART RE", Army Long Service & Good Conduct Medal (VIC) "Q/MRS SGT E.J. HART RE" (Engraved naming). Medals loose original ribbons. Superintendent Clark Ernest James Hart a draughtsman by trade, enlisted in 1881. He served in South Africa from 1896 to 1902 and later in Egypt 1906 to 1907, discharged in 1907. Clasp entitlement is confirmed.
WW2 6th Bn Durham Light Infantry Battle of France POW Group of Three Medals. Awarded to 4456382 PTE E ROE DLI. Comprising: 1939/45 Star, War Medal, Territorial Efficiency Medal (PTE DLI). Medals loose. Private Roe was reported missing whilst serving with the 6th Bn DLI on the 27th July 1940. He was later confirmed as a POW. He was awarded the TEM in 1946.
WW1 Lancashire Royal Garrison Artillery Mercantile Marine Group of Three Medals. Awarded to Stanley J Fearn, who served with the RGA, before being discharged with shell shock and then served with the Mercantile Marine.Comprising: British War Medal 467 GNR S. FEARN RA, Mercantile Marine Medal STANLEY. J. FEARN, Victory Medal GNR RA. Stanley J Fearn volunteered for the Lancashire Heavy Battery of the Royal Garrison Artillery on the 15th April 1915. He embarked for France after the 1st January 1916 and was discharged with the award of the Silver War Badge on the 4th October 1916, suffering from Shell Shock. He then volunteered to serve with the Mercantile Marine Reserve as an Assistant Steward.
Boer War King's Royal Rifle Corps Defence of Ladysmith Queen's South Africa Medal 5 Clasps Awarded to "715 PTE J GRIFFITHS KRRC", Bearing five clasps "Talana", "Defence of Ladysmith", "Cape Colony", "Orange Free State", "Transvaal" PLEASE NOTE: The QSA rolls shows 5 clasps awarded, however service papers show only three clasps awarded. Private John Griffiths served in South Africa from January 1898 to May 1900 and was discharged in 1910.
WW1 Royal Navy Meritorious Service Medal Long Service Group of 4 Medals. Awarded to Chief Writer Henry Lee for valuable services during the War.Comprising:British War Medal, Victory Medal 340615 H. LEE CH WR RN, Royal Navy Long Service & Good Conduct Medal (EVIIR) 340615 HENRY LEE CH WTR HMS VICTORY, Meritorious Service Medal (GVR) 340615 H LEE CH WTR (QUEEN) SERVICES DURING THE WAR. Mounted for display. Chief Writer Henry Lee was born in 1874 and joined the Royal Navy in 1895, being awarded the LS&GC Medal in 1910 and on the instruction of C in C Portsmouth was awarded the MSM 10th December 1919.
WW1 Army Service Corps Mons 1914 Star Trio of Medals. Awarded to SS-169 A. SJT R. WALKER A.S.C. 1914 Mons Star (PTE ASC), British War Medal, Victory Medal (A.SJT ASC). Medals loose. Accompanied by a 1914 Mons Star awarded to SS-1174 PTE F. WINGFIELD ASC. Sergeant Ralph Walker landed in France on the 5th October 1914.
Austrian Officer's fly-fronted Field Grey blouse (service tunic). Good scarce example bearing scarlet collar-patches with wide gold lace and a single rank star, and unlined sleeves. Some small overall moth holes. Good clean condition. Fitted with two WWI bronze medals attached on the left breast by triangularly-folded ribbons. The senior medal, with red/grey striped ribbon, bearing the head of the Emperor Karl I on the obverse, the reverse inscribed LAESO MILITI and dated MCMXVIII; the junior medal, on a red and white striped ribbon, in the form of a Maltese cross, the obverse bearing the Royal and Imperial crowns side by side above the initial C, and inscribed VITAM ET SANGVINEM MDCCCCXVI, the reverse GRATI PRINCEPS ET PATRIA - CAROLUS IMP ET REX.
RAF Uniforms of Air Marshal Sir John Donald KBE, Cdr St.John, MB A scarce group of uniforms representing one of the most senior members of the RAF Medical Branch.Comprising:Service dress cap with correct bullion EIIR cap badge and two rows of bullion to the peak.Service dress tunic, tailored with Air Marshal rank lace to the cuffs, medal ribbons and gilt RAF Medical branch collar badge. Also fitted with ADC to Elizabeth II shoulder strap badges and gold bullion aiguillettes. Mess Uniform, of jacket, waistcoat and overall trousers. The jacket tailored with ADC EIIR gilt badges.RAF Tropical tunic, this retaining rank of Group Captain.USAF Flight Surgeon Certificate dated 21st April 1986.Overall good clean condition. (7 parts) Air Marshal Sir John Donald KBE, Cdr St.John, MB received a short service commission in the RAF in 1953 attached to the RAF Regiment. During his career he held various posts including: Senior RAF Medical Officer NATO., OC RAF Hospital Akrotiri 1974 during the Turkish invasion and was awarded the OBE. Principal Medical Officer HQ Strike Command. Air Commodore 1978, Air Vice Marshal 1981, Air Marshal 1984. He died in 2014.
2nd Bn Royal West Kent Regiment Boer War Pair of Medals. Awarded to 2168 CORPL. J. CORK RL W KENT REGT.Comprising: Queen's South Africa Medal, three clasps Cape Colony, Transvaal, Wittebergen PTE 2:RL W: KENT REGT, King's South Africa Medal, clasps South Africa 1901 and South Africa 1902. Clasp entitlement confirmed.
Marshal of the Royal Air Force Sir William Forster Dickson, GCB, KBE, DSO, AFC, RAF Uniform & Cap. The tunic was tailored by Gieves in April 1952 and follows the regulation for service dress. To the left breast King's crown padded Pilot wings and four rows of medal ribbons, with loops to the pocket for the wearing of orders. To each cuff, correct period individual rank lace representing the rank of Marshal of the Royal Air Force. To the shoulder straps, gilt crowned EIIR cyphers and complete with King's crown RAF brass buttons. The interior pocket with tailor's label and typed name "Sir W Dickson". Good clean condition ... Accompanied by a post WW2 King's Crown Air Officer Cap tailored by Gieves & Hawkes. Clean Condition (2 items) MRAF Sir William Forster Dickson, GCB, KBE, DSO, AFC remarkable career spanned the pioneering days of the Royal Naval Air Service of 1916 to been Chief of the Air Staff in the mid-1950s, in which role his main preoccupation was the establishment of the V Force, Britain Nuclar deterant. He was award the DSO in September 1918. On the 1st June 1954 he was promoted to the highest RAF rank that of Marshal of the Royal Air Force. He died in the RAF Hospital at Wroughton in 1987
WWI Medal Trio awarded to Driver H G Griffiths, Royal Artillery to include: 1914-18 War Medal, 1914 Star and 1914-18 Victory Medal together with Dog Tags, Royal Artillery Cap Badge, Scottish Horse Cap Badge, RA buttons, Royal Artillery Pennant and silk handkerchief souvenir of France. (B.P. 21% + VAT)
WWI medal Trio awarded to Corporal M Harris, Welsh Regiment comprising: 1914-18 War Medal, 1914-15 Star and Victory Medal together with a Territorial Force Efficiency Medal to the same recipient. (4) (B.P. 21% + VAT) Territorial force medal: 200009 SJT M Harries 4/Welsh R. 1914-18 Medal: 53CPL M Harries Welsh R. Great War Civilisation Medal: 53 CPL M Harries Welsh R. Star: 53 CPL M Harries Welsh R.
Collection of assorted ephemera and medals, to include: 1952 Daily Telegraph newspaper, Album of Park Drive cigarette cards, dogs, Silver Jubilee album of Ardath cigarette cards featuring Royalty, a Diana Daws Empire News photo card with facsimile signature, embroidered greeting card, vintage Christmas card, various other items, group of ration books, clothing books, driving licence and similar and a group of WWII Medal, un-named to include: George V General Service Medal with clasp for Palestine, 1939-45 Star, France and Germany Star, 1939-45 War Medal, 1939-45 Defense Medal and George V and Queen Mary Silver Jubilee medal. With Medal ribbons. (B.P. 21% + VAT) Naming details stamped on Palestine Medal: 517001 LAC M I Harries RAF.
AUSTRIA/HUNGARY SILVER MEDAL, Franz Joseph Alliance with Germany, obverse Emperor Wilhelm II and Emperor Franz Joseph I, the two awards on the front are the military Maria Theresa order and the Iron cross is 1st class .990 silver, approximately 18.28g and 35.6mm, Customers must satisfy themselves prior to sale in regards to conditions and authenticity, viewing is advised, condition reports are available on request
A SELECTION OF WWII MEDALS, POST WAR EPHEMERA AND A RAF JACKET, the medals include a boxed WWII war and fence medal attributed to Mr F.B DIX od London, a boxed defence medal, an economy ATS cap badge, a 1940 Resurgam badge, a RAF committee badge, a British Legion badge, the paperwork and ephemera relate to a Robert DIX who appears to have been on national service in the early 1950's, also included is Roberts mug and RAF jacket with belt dated 1948 which is a size 4, Customers must satisfy themselves prior to sale in regards to conditions and authenticity, viewing is advised, condition reports are available on request
A GERMAN KREISLEITER NSDAP ARMBAND AND AN EMPTY MEDAL BOX, the armband features bullion stitching down the centre of the band, the armband is attached to a brown cloth material, we believe this armband is for display purposes or reenactments, the empty medal box is black and would have originally had an award inside it
A WWII GERMAN 40 YEAR FAITHFUL SERVICE CROSS MEDAL, this comes on a length of blue ribbon with a pin fastener on the reverse, this is a first class award and features a gilt cross and wreath with black enamelled centre, it comes in its original red case and at the lower part of the inside lid it has the maker Deschler and Sohn Munchen, the award is in good condition but the box is worn on the corners and the front, the weight of the cross including the ribbon is approximately 22.5g, Customers must satisfy themselves prior to sale in regards to conditions and authenticity, viewing is advised, condition reports are available on request
A CASED GERMAN 25 YEAR FAITHFUL SERVICE MEDAL, this is silver in colour and comes with its blue ribbon, it comes in its green fitted box and weighs approximately 21.9g with the ribbon, Customers must satisfy themselves prior to sale in regards to conditions and authenticity, viewing is advised, condition reports are available on request
A WWI ERA BRITISH ARMY SERVICE DRESS TUNIC AND OTHER WWI COLLECTABLES, the jacket has Royal Artillery buttons, blue overseas chevrons for 1916, 1917 and 1918, with City of London Territorial RFA shoulder titles, there is a WWI ribbon bar on the chest and Sergeant strips, the jacket is in good condition with minor moth holes, the medals include a boxed WWI red cross medal, a boxed Lusitania medal with paperwork inside, a WWI era allies flag puzzle in its box, Customers must satisfy themselves prior to sale in regards to conditions and authenticity, viewing is advised, condition reports are available on request
A WWI 1914 STAR TRIO AND MEMORIAL PLAQUE NAMED TO ISAAC BALL, the medals are all correctly named to 1514 PTE I BALL North'd Fus, Mr Ball was serving with the 1st Battalion Northumberland Fusiliers when he died on 15/11/1914, his Widdows address is given as Back 21, Fisher Street, Corporation Street, Birmingham, the trio and memorial plaque come with the outer card envelope, Kings letter and a letter about the awarding of the victory medal, this group is well worthy of further research, Customers must satisfy themselves prior to sale in regards to conditions and authenticity, viewing is advised, condition reports are available on request
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