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Lot 242
A Medal Group (5) comprising the 1939/45 Star, The Africa Star, The Defence Medal, The George VI 1945 Medal and one other George VI Territorial Medal, the Territorial Medal awarded to 2060269 Gunner F H Gill R.A., all medals with ribbons and the reverse with Spink % Son Limited, London label to reverse
Lot 807
A U.S. P17 bayonet by Remington, in its black leather sheath, two British post-Second World War steel helmets, an American style Continental steel helmet, a leather flying helmet, a printed Third Reich pennant (probably post-war), a camo net, a Burma Star, a France and Germany Star, a Defence Medal, various badges, buttons, etc.
Lot 816
A Third Reich Iron Cross, second class, an Auxiliary Cruiser War Badge by Schwerin, Berlin, with frosted glass finish, a similar brass and nickel badge, a matching tiepin, a sports badge by Wernstein, Jena, a Kriegsmarine cap tally, three sleeve badges, a metal disc, struck `U.A.K.` and with Kriegsmarine stamp and number 789, medal ribbons, etc, together with a photocopy of two photographs showing a sailor wearing badges.
Lot 821
A First World War period memorial scroll, named to `L/Cpl William Jones Royal Army Service Corps`, framed, a textile picture, detailed `The South Wales Borderers`, framed, a black and white group photograph of soldiers, framed, two albums of photographs, mostly military interest, a beret with the badge of the Army Medical Corps, a naval bullion hat badge, fitted to a band, a photograph of a Polar Medal group, framed, a small painting of the colours of the Norfolk Regiment, framed, a tin, detailed `Ointment Anti-Gas No. 2`, an Artists Rifles swagger stick, another swagger stick and a riding crop with an antler handle.
Lot 822
An Operation Manna 40th Anniversary medallion, silver grade, with plastic case, a similar medallion, bronze grade, a D-Day 40th Anniversary medallion, silver grade, with plastic case, a similar bronze medallion, bronze grade, with plastic case, a Bomber Command 1939-45 tribute medal, in a glazed presentation case to RAFA Amsterdam, a 617 Squadron Rotterdam Sept 1976 paperweight and a 1913-1973 commemorative medallion with hardwood stand.
Lot 835
A 1939-45 Star, Atlantic Star, Africa Star, Italy Star and War Medal, all unnamed and mounted on a bar, a naval cloth badge, a lapel pin and a circular enamelled stud pin, detailed `40 Years` Membership AEEU`, an Australian gilt medallion commemorating the 60th Anniversary of the End of World War II with Service to Australia, with case and certificate, six photographs and a photocopy of the Certificate of Cremation referring to `Arthur George` from Brisbane City Council, confirming date of death 2nd August 2004. Note: by family repute Arthur George was 1st Officer aboard HMS Somali, which was torpedoed on 20th September 1942 in the Artic.
Lot 836
An India General Service Medal, 1895 issue, with two bars `Punjab Frontier 1897-98` and `Tirah 1897-99`, with script engraved naming to `3381 ?Corpl E. Wheeler 1st BN: Ryl W. Surr: Regt` (naming worn in places and correction to the `E` of `Wheeler`), a Queen`s South Africa Medal with bar `Relief of Ladysmith` to `3381 Corpl: E. Wheeler. The Queen`s`, mounted on a bar as worn, a 1914-15 Star to `10361 Pte J.W. Wheeler. Oxf:& Bucks: L.I.` (the `H` of `Wheeler` double struck), a 1914-18 British War Medal and 1914-19 Victory Medal to `10361 Pte. J.W. Wheeler. Oxf.& Bucks. L.I.`, and a silver military sweetheart brooch, designed as a rifle and the badge of the `Oxford & Bucks Lt Inft`.
Lot 839
A 1914-18 British War Medal and 1914-19 Victory Medal to `G-14133 Cpl. A. Locke. R.Suss.R.`, with the original box and registered packet, a named identity disc, a Royal Sussex Regiment cap badge and brass title, two sterling silver and enamelled Royal Sussex sweetheart brooches, a 1939-45 Defence Medal and War Medal, with Army Council forwarding slip and box of postage, addressed to `Mr. A. Locke`, six army cap badges, including the Hampshire Regiment and two examples of the Lincolnshire Regiment, and nine further items.
Lot 840
A 1914-18 British War Medal and 1914-19 Victory Medal to `T-364470 DVR. W. Evans A.S.C.`, mounted on a bar as worn, a silver medallion, detailed `Welsh College of Pharmacy Cardiff` and `Awarded to William Evans`, hallmarked Birmingham 1921, cased, and a base metal commemorative medal for the Coronation of Edward VIII 1937.
Lot 841
A George V First World War period Military Cross, on the original investiture pin, with the original case, a 1914-15 Star to `2. Lieut. J.A. Kelly. R.Innis.Fus.`, the remains of a medal ribbon bar showing four First World War period awards, an officer`s collar badge of the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers (the back fittings lacking), and a quantity of related family paperwork, newspaper cuttings and photographs.
Lot 856
A gold and enamelled New Zealand lodge jewel, detailed `Renown Lodge No. 218.N.Z.C.`, the ribbon fittings detailed `Wor-Master 1929-1930`, with a case, a gilt metal lodge jewel, detailed `New Zealand Expeditionary Force Masonic Assocn`, the ribbon fittings detailed `Founded in France 1917`, a Swiss bronze medallion, cased, a pair of gilt cufflinks made from Romano-British coins, a Swiss commemorative medal and four further items, within an oak box, the hinged lid carved with a naval crest and detailed `RNB`.
Lot 329
SOUVENIRS FROM EGYPT: disbound collection of large format vintage photographs and albumen prints of Egyptian scenes and people, `The Barber Shop`, `A Syrian Beauty`, `Tombs of the Caliphs`, compiled by Albert William Mallord on military duty, possibly with 7th Dragoon Guards, Lancers, who are pictured. Some images apparently by Mallord, by H Arnoux and commercial photographers. Some Indian images to rear. Five of Mallord`s medals accompany the album comprising of Khedive`s Eyptian Star with Tokar bar, Victorian India Service Medal with Tirah 1897-98 bar and Punjab 1897-98 bar, Army Meritorious Service medal and two Royal Scots Association badges
Lot 622
FLIGHT LIEUTENANT MATTHEW HOLLIDAY D.F.C., Flight Engineer for Bomber Command who completed fifty two combat missions, his medals and extensive archive, comprising Distinguished Flying Cross, 1939-45 Star, Bomber Command Clasp, Air Crew Europe Star with France and Germany Clasp, Africa Star with North Africa 1942-43 Clasp, Defence Medal, War Medal 1939-45, Bomber Command Medal 1985, Normandy Campaign Medal 1987, Battle of Britain Medal and U.S. Flying Wings, together with his flight log books, engineer`s log book, an album of war time and later photographs, certificate of service and release, a detailed account by his Tail Gunner of a 1943 Berlin bombing raid, other certificates, a quantity of equipment and uniform including goggles, leather helmets, gloves, mask and boots. A considerable archive of personal records from Holliday and his colleagues and a quantity of general ephemera. Also included are his father`s (Pte. J.N. Holliday of the Durham Light Infantry) WWI medals comprising British War Medal and Victory Medal (Illustrated)
Lot 254
A group of four medals awarded to Captain Marcus Edmiston Smithett RN, The Crimea Medal, with two clasps for Sebastopol and Azov, engraved Lt Marcus E Smithett RN HMS Tribune 1854; The Baltic Medal, engraved Lieut ME Smithett HMS Tribune 1854; The Turkish Crimea Medal, engraved Lieut ME Smithett HMS Britannia 1855; The Order of the Medjidie, 5th Class, silver, gold and enamel, engraved Lieut ME Smithett HM Gunboat Clinker 1855; with miniatures groups; together with an oval porcelain portrait plaque, believed to be Captain M E Smithett RN, showing him wearing his medals, it appears also showing the three clasps on his Crimea medal, 23 x 17cm HMS Tribune was built at Sheerness dockyard and was armed with thirty 32-pounder guns on the main and quarter decks and carried a crew of 300 men. Smithett was a Lieutenant on Tribune, commanded by Swynfen Thomas Carnegie in Channel squadron, then the Baltic and then the Black Sea during the Crimean War. Whilst in the Baltic, Smithett had command of the prize crew of the Russian Finland barque 'Phoenix', captured off Gothland on 12 April 1854. Tribune took part in the bombardment of Sebastopol in 1854. HMS Britannia was a 120-gun first-rate ship-of-the-line and was launched 1823. She was decommissioned in 1843, before returning to service for the Crimean War, serving as flagship of Admiral Sir James Deans Dundas, commanding the British fleet in the Mediterranean and Black Sea from 1851-4. Returned to England at the beginning of 1855 and became a hospital ship at Portsmouth, then a cadet training ship in 1859. She was moved to Portland in 1862, then Dartmouth in 1863. Captain Marcus Edmiston Smithett is listed as being the captain of HMS Clinker from March 1855. In the summer of 1855, Clinker and other vessels from the British Squadron were involved against Russian shipping at the entrance to the Sea of Azov and destroyed communications between Temryuk and Taman. He retired as Commander in 1870. CONDITION REPORT: This portrait is believed to be Captain Marcus Smithett. The photograph is in lot 255, this is only a scan and not the original photograph.
Lot 255
Two medals awarded to Lt Col Henry Cecil East Smithett,OBE (Military) 1st type;1902 Coronation Medal;and miniaturesMajor H C E Smithett was born in 1860 and his illustrious service record was:1883-1886 - served in the ranks of the Seaforth Highlanders.1886 - Lieutenant.1895 - Captain.1904 - Major.1882-1892 - Adjutant 1st Battalion.1895-1898 - Instructor of Musketry, Hythe.1902 - on duty at King Edward VII`s coronation, for which he received a medal.1908 - Retired Pay.1908 - Brigade Major 3rd West Riding BrigadeDuring World War 1, he was appointed DAAQMG, Wessex Division, and afterwards Commandant, Machine Gun Schools at Grantham and Strensall. He was awarded the Order of the British Empire for his services.
Lot 256
Two World War I medals awarded to 2nd Lieutenant Graeme Cecil East Smithett, The War Medal; The Victory Medal 2nd Lieutenant Graeme Cecil East Smithett of the Royal Flying Corps 57th Squadron, formerly of the Northamptonshire Regiment, was killed in action on 12th October 1917, aged 20, and is buried in the Roeselare Cemetery, East Flanders in Belgium. He was the only son of Lt Col Henry Cecil East Smithett. CONDITION REPORT: Light wear - ribbon faded
Lot 180
Enamel, 14k Yellow Gold Knights Templar Medal. Enamel, 14k Yellow Gold Knights Templar Medal. The 14k yellow gold three piece articulated knights templar commander medal, the top pyramid features a knight and shield with ceremonial swords, accented by round garnet cabochon triangles, further enhanced by black and white enamel, the two central links feature black enamel "wood lawn", then to a red enamel cross link, suspending a 14k yellow gold cross centering a black enamel cross "In Hoc Signo Vinces", set with a white stone, ornately engraved further featuring black and white enamel, upward pointing swords inscribed on reverse "presented to Em Sir Best Pratt (1875-1948) by wood lawn commd`y No76 KT 9th Commander June 1919-1920". Accompanied by two 10k yellow gold sigma chi fraternity pins. {Gross Weight: 33.5 dwts} Starting Price: $350
Lot 638
A PAIR OF MEDALS TO POLICE CONSTABLE J. JONES comprising the Coronation (Metropolitan Police) Medal 1911 (P.C. J. Jones), engraved, mounted for wearing, and Jubilee Medal 1935, unnamed as issued, mounted for wearing; together with a Devonshire Regiment bi-metal cap badge, issued to the same recipient for service in the Home Guard in Exeter during the Second World War; an enamel Home Guard lapel badge; and two silver billiard competition medals dated 1923-24 and 1924-25, (5).
Lot 640
A QUEEN`S SOUTH AFRICA MEDAL TO PRIVATE W. TANTON, SOMERSET LIGHT INFANTRY the second type reverse with `ghost` dates, and with five clasps, comprising Transvaal, Relief of Ladysmith, Orange Free State, Tugela Heights, and Cape Colony (524 Pte W. Tanton Somerset: Lt Inf), officially impressed, unmounted; together with a South Africa 1900 chocolate tin (lacking contents); a woven silk bookmark commemorating the wedding of the Prince of Wales, 1863; and a Queen Victoria in memoriam card, (4).
Lot 641
A GROUP OF NURSING MEDALS TO DOROTHY AYRES comprising British Red Cross Society Proficiency in Nursing medal, with bars for 1934 & 1940 (10389 D. Ayres.); British Red Cross Society Proficiency in First-Aid medal, with bars for 1936 and 1940 (15433 D. Ayres); British Red Cross Society Proficiency in First Aid in Chemical Warfare medal, with bars for First Aid in Chemical Warfare 1938 and Anti-Gas Training 1938 & 1939 (984 D. Ayres); British Red Cross Society medal, with bar for Hospital Cook; British Red Cross Society For Merit medal, with bar for 1938 (2817 D.M. Ayres); and Voluntary Medical Service Medal (Mrs Dorothy Marguerite Stamp Ayres), with two five-years service bars; and a small quantity of related documentation and other items.
Lot 662
A GREAT WAR PAIR OF MEDALS TO PRIVATE J.E. CALLAWAY, ROYAL ARMY MEDICAL CORPS comprising the British War Medal 1914-20 and Victory Medal (both 118842 Pte. J.E. Callaway. R.A.M.C.), officially impressed; together with an associated family medal to W.O. (2ND CLASS) F.H. CALLAWAY, ROYAL MILITARY POLICE, comprising Efficiency Medal (Territorial), Geo. VI (557343 W.O. CL.2. F.H. Callaway. R.M.P.), officially impressed, (3).
Lot 663
A GREAT WAR TRIO OF MEDALS TO PRIVATE G. HEARNE, ROYAL IRISH REGIMENT comprising the 1914-15 Star, British War Medal 1914-20 and Victory Medal (all 784 Pte G. Hearne. R. Ir. Regt.), officially impressed, unmounted in boxes of issue; together with the recipient`s service dog tag (784 Pte Hearne / Wes / 5 R I R / P).
Lot 666
A GREAT WAR MILITARY MEDAL GROUP OF FIVE MEDALS TO COMPANY SERGEANT MAJOR J. DANGERFIELD, SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE REGIMENT comprising the Military Medal (1056 C.S.Mjr. J. Dangerfield. 1/6 S. Staff. R. - T.F.), 1914-15 Star (1056 Sjt. J. Dangerfield, S. Staff. R.), British War Medal 1914-20 (1056 W.O. Cl.2. J. Dangerfield. S. Staff. R), Victory Medal (1056 W.O. Cl.2. J. Dangerfield. S. Staff. R.), and Territorial Force Efficiency Medal (240026 C.S.Mjr J. Dangerfield 6 / S. Staff. R.), officially impressed, unmounted; together with a Great War silver wound badge, stamped to the reverse `B283754`; a black and white studio portrait photograph of the recipient in battle dress uniform; the recipient`s Pocket New Testament; and documentation, supplied in response to a request of 1919, outlining the circumstances in which the Military Medal was earned: `During operations near the Hohenzollern Redoubt on 13th October 1915, when his Company was advancing in support of an attack and all the Platoon Officers and Non-Commissioned Officers had become casualties, he collected the few remaining men and brought them to a position where they were needed in the firing line. He has always displayed great coolness in the face of the enemy and, until severely wounded during a bombardment at Fonquevillers, he had not missed a day in the trenches with his Battalion since they came to France`.
Lot 667
A GREAT WAR `FIRST DAY OF THE SOMME` CASUALTY PAIR OF MEDALS TO PRIVATE G.F. JONES, CHESHIRE REGIMENT comprising the British War Medal 1914-20 and Victory Medal (both 3192 Pte. G.F. Jones. Ches. R.), officially impressed, unmounted. Note: 3192 Private George Frederick Jones, 1st / 5th Bn Cheshire Regiment, died on 1st July 1916. He is believed to have been twenty-one years old, and is buried with honour at Hebuterne Military Cemetery.
Lot 669
A GREAT WAR MILITARY MEDAL GROUP OF FIVE MEDALS TO PRIVATE W.A. YEANDLE, WEST SOMERSET YEOMANRY (LATER SOMERSET LIGHT INFANTRY) comprising the Military Medal (295243 Pte W.A. Yeandle. 12 / Som. L. I. - T.F.), 1914-15 Star, British War Medal 1914-20, and Victory Medal (all 1216 Pte. W.A. Yeandle. W. Som. Yeo.), officially impressed, together with the Defence Medal, unnamed as issued, all unmounted; also a West Somerset Yeomanry brass cap badge, mounted on a 1930s chromium plated cigarette case with the scratched name `W. Yeandle`. Note: William Arthur Yeandle was born on 25th September 1894 and lived most of his life in Porlock. He is believed to have won the Military Medal for his actions as a stretcher bearer at Gallipoli and, having survived the First World War, went on to serve in the Home Guard during the Second World War. The 1/1st West Somerset Yeomanry landed at Gallipoli on 9th October 1915, and was evacuated on 19th December. On 4th January 1917 it became 12th (West Somerset Yeomanry) Battalion Somerset Light Infantry.
Lot 674
A GREAT WAR TRIO OF MEDALS TO SICK BERTH ATTENDANT C. BOWIE, ROYAL NAVY comprising the 1914-15 Star, British War Medal 1914-20 and Victory Medal (all M.4902. C. Bowie. S.B.A. R.N.), officially impressed, bar-mounted for wearing; together with an Army Long Service and Good Conduct Medal to W.O. 1st Class C. Bowie, Royal Army Medical Corps, 1937-48, with `Regular Army` fixed suspension bar (7256098 W.O. Cl. 1 C. Bowie. R.A.M.C.), officially impressed, unmounted; and a Defence Medal, unnamed as issued. Note: It is unknown whether these medals were awarded to the same individual, who served in the Royal Navy during the First World War and then transferred to the army prior to the Second World War, or whether they were awarded to related members of the same family.
Lot 675
A GREAT WAR SINGLE MEDAL TO PRIVATE S.F. SQUIRE, SOMERSET LIGHT INFANTRY comprising the British War Medal 1914-20 (4940 Pte. S.F. Squire. Som. L. I.), officially impressed, unmounted; together with a Great War woven silk regimental postcard, `Prince Albert`s Somerset Light Infantry`, with hand-written message in pencil verso: `With Heaps of Love and Kisses Darling Harry`; and a white metal souvenir medal commemorating the [anticipated] coronation of Edward VIII, 1937, (3).
Lot 676
A GREAT WAR CASUALTY GROUP TO SAPPER W.E. WILKINS, ROYAL ENGINEERS comprising the British War Medal 1914-20 and Victory Medal (both 160464 Spr. W.E. Wilkins. R.E.), officially impressed, and a Memorial Plaque (Willie Edmund Wilkins), all mounted in a display case; together with the scroll accompanying the plaque; a portrait postcard of Sapper Wilkins in battledress uniform, by Osborne & Fisher of Cornhill, Bridgwater; a gilt metal `Royal Engineers` miniature locket-style photograph frame, containing a female portrait; and a bronze medal marked `S.M.E. Chatham` to the obverse and impressed `291 Party / Best Shot / W. Wilkins` to the reverse. Note: 160464 Sapper Willie Wilkins, 91st Field Coy Royal Engineers, the son of William & Eliza Wilkins of the Enmore Inn, Enmore, Bridgwater, died on 22nd March 1918, at the age of 22. He is buried with honour at the Faubourg d`Amiens Cemetery, Arras.
Lot 713
EIGHT GREAT WAR WOVEN SILK POSTCARDS including one Royal Army Medical Corps badge, mounted with a black and white portrait photograph of a R.A.M.C. Soldier, framed and glazed, overall 62.5cm x 62.5cm; together with a woven silk `Souvenir de France` handkerchief; and a small quantity of other items including a `Haig Fund` button, and a Second World War Defence Medal.
Lot 726
A GREAT WAR CASUALTY GROUP TO PRIVATE J. AYRES, KING`S OWN YORKSHIRE LIGHT INFANTRY comprising the 1914-15 Star and British War Medal 1914-20 (both 14524 Pte. J. Ayres. Yorks. L. I.), officially impressed, and a Memorial Plaque (John Ayres), in card wallet, with official accompanying note; together with a GREAT WAR GROUP OF TWO MEDALS TO GUNNER C. AYRES, ROYAL FIELD ARTILLERY, comprising the 1914 Star (59331 Gnr. C. Ayres R.F.A.) and Victory Medal (59331 Gnr. C. Ayres R.A.), officially impressed, unmounted; also a Second World War Defence Medal. Note: 14524 Private John Ayres, 1st/4th Bn King`s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, died on 17th November 1917. He has no known grave, and is remembered with honour at the Tyne Cot Memorial. His memorial plaque was posted to Mr Charles T. Ayres, presumably his father, at 34 Evelyn Road, Wimbledon S.W.19. Gunner C. Ayres is believed to have been the elder brother of Private J. Ayres.
Lot 265
A selection of genuine and copy British campaign medals of the Second World War, including an incorrectly-mounted group of 1939-45 Star, Africa Star, War Medal, Defence Medal, and General Service Medal 1918, with clasp for Palestine 1945-48, to 19150890 PTE. J. McCAFFERTY, A.____ (unit - Army Catering Corps - partially erased). CONDITION REPORT: Please refer to auctioneers for condition report on this lot
Lot 266
1939-45 Star, Africa Star with 8th Army Clasp, War Medal and Africa Service Medal, group of four, swing mounted as worn, named to 31786 R. W. McLAREN of the South African army. Also an Australia Service Medal named to SX8547 D. O. CAMERON CONDITION REPORT: Please refer to auctioneers for condition report on this lot
Lot 268
A collection of medals to Indian recipients including an India General Service Medal 1936 with clasp for North West Frontier 1936-37 to 3-12 Frontier Force Rifles; a Second World War and Indian Independence group of three medals to 8th Gurkha Rifles; and a General Service Medal 1918, with clasp for South East Asia, to 2nd Frontier Force Rifles CONDITION REPORT: Please refer to auctioneers for condition report on this lot
Lot 270
British War Medal and Victory Medal pair to 7844 GNR. S. F. PITMAN, R.A.; Special Constabulary Long Service and Good Conduct Medal GVR (coinage head) to WILLIAM P. VORLEY, and a Special Constabulary Long Service and Good Conduct Medal GVR (crowned head) to ARTHUR S. BROWN CONDITION REPORT: Please refer to auctioneers for condition report on this lot
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