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Click here to subscribeThree: Volunteer Long Service Medal G.R.V. (Pte W. W. Lucas, The E.B. Coy. A.F.I.) (possibly renamed) - Eastern Bengal Company - Auxiliary Force India. British War Medal (bronze issue) (890 Carrier Holima, Sierra Leone C.C.) Missing suspender bar - Sierra Leone Carrier Corps and World War II War Medal - unnamed as issued
A Second World War Military Cross, awarded to Lieutenant Eric C. Dodd, 757FdCoy Royal Engineers, dated 1st June 1945, with letter from George V, letter from headquarters, letter from headmaster to his parents; various other Second World War medals, a First World War Victory medal awarded to 24-146 Private B. Hannigham, Northumberland Fusiliers; a bar of First and Second World War medals and a miniature CBE medal. See illustration
A Royal National Life Boat Institution silver medal and bar, awarded to Mr. Matthew Kyle, voted 3rd April 1879, obverse of Queen Victoria bust portrait by Leonard C. Wyon, reverse of drowning seaman being rescued by three lifeboat-men, below dolphin mount and with soldered second service bar voted 13th January 1898, with original black ribbon. NB Matthew Kyle was Coxswain on the Holy Island No. 1 Life-Boat "Grace Darling" when on 20th March 1879 he, his brother George and his crew saved nine men from the wreck of the S.S. Darlington wrecked at False Emanuel Head, Holy Island. The medal awarded to his brother George Kyle, Assistant Coxswain, was sold by Spink & Son July 21st 2011 for £850, provenance J.B. Haywood Collection, Spink November 1995. The RNLI medal is to be awarded to "persons whose humane and intrepid excursions in saving life from shipwreck on our coasts are deemed sufficiently conspicuous to merit honourable distinction". PROVENANCE By family decent. See illustration
A Royal Army Medical College prize in pathology, the "Tulloch Medal", face side decorated with Forbes Tulloch in military uniform and 'Uganda 1906' beside, reverse Hygeia with serpents, awarded to: and engraved edge Lt. R. B. Price, Royal Army Medical Core, October 1913. NB Dr. Lt. Forbes, M.G. Tulloch, Royal Army Medical Corps, died age 27, 20th June 1906 was originally from Heddon-on-the-Wall, Northumberland, and died of sleeping sickness while working in Uganda.
A group of four early 20th Century football medals, won by John (Jack) Lawton Swalwell, Ashington, including a Northern Alliance Challenge Cup runners-up medal Amble A.F.C. 1937-38, 9ct. yellow gold and enamel; another Northumberland Football Association, Jubilee Year, Junior Cup Winners 1932-33, 9ct. yellow gold and enamel; a silver and enamel shield-shaped fob medal, Ashington A.F.C. Medal Comp. 1935 runners-up, with enamelled Northumbrian flag shield; and a Radlington and District Junior League runners-up medal, 1932-33, silver with enamelled crest.
NOTE DESCRIPTION AMENDED - WW1 trio to RFC recipient, 1914-15 Star (RFC); British War Medal (RAF); Victory Medal (RAF) to 1277 1.A.M. N.C.T. Wilkinson to/w an interesting selection of WWI memorabilia relating to NCT Wilkinson and his brother, both RFC, 4 Squadron 1918, including portrait photographs, 1917 ariel reconnaissance photographs of trenches, photograph of deeply banking aeroplane over an airfield, various cut paper Valentines, postcards etc to/w various other non-related memorabilia to/w various other non-related memorabilia including two Scouts certificates (AUTO) signed by Baden-Powell 1910/11 and two autograph books etc
A QUANTITY OF WWII MEDALS to include a 39-45 medal, a defence medal, a 39/45 star together with the King`s medal, 1911 bar awarded by the County Council to M Sinclair for punctual attendance during the year 1910/1911 together with a further group of WWII medals , 39/45 medal, the defence medal, 39/45 star and a France and Germany star with original greaseproof and packaging, an Imperial service medal, an RAC cap badge, a small quantity of further badges
AN ARCHIVE OF ITEMS relating to Andreas August Le Coq Moir of the Royal Flying Corps, who saw service during twenty one operational flights towards the end of the First Waorkd War, the lot consisting, among other things of the 1914-18 medal and the Great War medal awarded to 23232 Sergeant A.A. Moir R.F.C. together with his medal for bravery in the field, his Royal Flying Corps jacket, a leather jerkin, his cap with R.F.C. badge, a leather pilot`s hat, a pair of leather gauntlets, a pair of goggles with wool trim, also a photograph of Sergeant Moir next to an early bi plane, a further photograph of Sergeant Moir in his Royal Flying Corps uniform, further documents, booklets etc to include technical notes for the Royal Flying Corps, a British Empire aviators certificate dated 14th March 1917 with a photograph of Sergeant moir, a Royal Air Force certificate of service and discharge etc.
A LATE 19TH CENTURY GOLD MEDAL for Motorcycle open races at Crystal Palace in 1899 the reverse inscribed `One mile motorcycle handicap class B, 1st prize won by C. G. Wridgway`, twenty yards start 1min 2s presented by Crystal Palace Co. 22nd May 1899 the front decorated with a picture of Crystal Palace in red enamels suspended on cream ribbon and makers mark for George Collins, Newgate Street, London in original bi-fold leather box
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