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Lot 3416
Early twentieth century microscope no. 150206, by E. Leitz, Wetzlar, with a selection of additional equipment and slides in original fitted boxes, in its original mahogany carrying case with heavy swing handle, together with Murchison medal for Geology awarded to R. Richardson in 1912, by the Imperial College of Science and Technology, London
Lot 3541
Selection of Essex and Suffolk Border Football League memorabilia, including eighteen silver, gold and enamel medals in boxes, small silver trophy cup, five other plated trophy cups, EIIR Coronation medal, set studs and tie pin, three Essex and Suffolk Border Football League Official Handbooks 1926 - 1930 and sundry other items (qty)
Lot 3659
Two First World War medals, Territorial medal, two Second World War Stars and two silk postcards CONDITION REPORT 1st World War 1914/15 Star named to DVR C. Starling A.S.C T-37539, Ist World War medal - DVR C.Starling A.S.C 1-37539, Territorial For Efficient Service SGT G.7 Loughton RASC T/69458 and two other Stars are not named
Lot 513
Three: A.G.S. 1902, 1 clasp Somaliland 1902-04 (Asst Engr A.B. Collings R.I.M.S Hardinge); Coronation 1911 (engraved Engr Lieut A B Collings, R.I.M.S Dufferin), EF and mounted as a pair; BWM (Engr-Lt-Comdr A B Collings R.I.M) EF in mint envelope; and a “For Voluntary War Work in India 1914-19” cased brooch with Govt. of India transmittal letter to Engr Lt Cdr A.B. Collings Royal Indian Marine; pair of miniature AGS and Coronation. For AGS and Coronation pair Plate 2 Note: See lot 532 for Royal Humane Society bronze medal for family related lot.
Lot 515
1914 star (11187 Pte A C Mellows 11/Hrs) GVF; BWM (3: MB 1034 C Webster C.M.M. RNVR; M2 148014 Pte A C Howard A.S.C; 3-8959 Pte G E Charter Suff R), VF (last NVF with no suspender); Victory medals (2: 93556 Gnr W O Pittkin RA; P-567 L Cpl A F Dench MMP), GVF and NVF and a Lusitania commemorative medal, VF, no box. Note: George Ernest Charter Pte Suffolk Regt died 28.04.1917 and commemorated at the Arras Memorial.
Lot 516
Three: 1914-15 star, BWM, Victory (CH 8842 W J Woodroffe R.M.L.I), GEF, in packet remains, with Memorial Plaque to William John Woodroffe. Also a Metropolitan Police Coronation Medal 1911 (P.C. W Woodroffe), GVF (not illustrated). Plate 2 Note: Born 2.09.1877, enlisted 29.1.1896. Served aboard HMS Aboukir. The Live Bait Squadron, as it was dubbed, comprised HMS Aboukir, Cressy and Hogue, three ships built in 1901-1902 which had been in reserve or used for training. At the beginning of the war they were recommissioned and had the task of patrolling the southern area of the North Sea between Britain and Holland. On 22nd September 1914, seven weeks into the war, the three vessels were torpedoed in rapid succession by U Boat U-9 resulting in British losses (including Woodroffe) totalling 1,459.
Lot 520
Father and Son group of Three comprising Pair: BWM, Victory (3275 Pte C A V Oldham 5 Lond. R), EF; Vol Force LS medal, Vic issue (impressed 1842 Sgt A Oldham 1st VB, Rl W Surrey Regt) GVF. Note: Cyril Arthur Vivian Oldham, Rifleman 3275 and 302060, died 9.10.1916 and commemorated at the Thiepval Memorial.
Lot 526
Three: Defence, Canadian Voluntary Service medal with Maple Leaf clasp, War medal (un-named as issued), VF mounted as worn together with the Canadian Army Discharge Certificate in favour of G-19830 Gunner Donald Lee Leckey, dated 26.4.1946, his Dept of National Defence Statement of War Service Gratuity, and 7 cloth patches including 2 Canadian Artillery and 2 cloth shoulder titles “Canada”.
Lot 532
Royal Humane Society, small bronze medal for successful rescue (Captain Edward J. Collins (sic), 19 September 1884), GVF, (claw slack). In its original case of issue. Plate 1 Note: Edward J Collings, Captain of SS Commerce, was awarded this medal for saving from drowning the life of a man at Sutton Pool, Plymouth. “The Star” newspaper of Guernsey Nov 4th 1884 relates Captain Collings was “.distracted from his sleep, by cries of drowning, and rushing on deck had to scramble across three vessels and then dive into the pool in the dark to save the man,” apparently the pool had “a large amount of sewage.poured into it and he might have been suffocated”. See also lot 513 for family related medals.
Lot 533
Liverpool Shipwreck and Humane Society silver medal, 3rd type (Capt. Jn Stewart SS “Cecile” For Rescuing 8 Persons capsized in a Gig in Crosby Channel May 27th 1888), VF, (edge bruised). Plate 1 Note: “The Morning Post” Tuesday 29th May 1888 records “The Cecile. from Bordeaux, arrived at Liverpool, in coming up Crosby Channel yesterday sighted a boat full of water; lowered port lifeboat, and after considerable difficulty, owing to strong NNW wind, succeeded in rescuing five men and three boys, all in an exhausted condition”. “The Liverpool Mercury” 29th May 1888 annouced the Silver medal to Captain John Stewart, Vote of Thanks to Chief Officer Routledge and Pilot Wm Hughes, and 20s each to 3 seamen who accompanied them in Cecile’s lifeboat.
Lot 580
1914 Iron Cross 2nd class with ribbon, Hungarian 1914-18 War Medal for Combatants; Austrian Karl Truppenkreuz 1916 (minor corrosion); and Belgian Order of Leopold II (centre missing), in its original case (AF), 4 miniature medals mounted as worn, comprising Order of Leopold II, Austrian Medal for Bravery (1917 type), Karl Truppenkreuz 1916, and Hungarian 1914-18 War Medal; and a pewter Battle of Jutland medallion (very battered). Average basically GC
Lot 448
Great War trio and bronze death plaque awarded to 13011, Bombardier, Joseph Jordon, Royal Artillery, (service number 12908 on war medal due to possible roll change) together with a rare bronze death plaque awarded to 854350, Aircraftman 1st class, Alexander Jordan, 920 Balloon Squadron, Royal Air Force
Lot 2334
Ipswich Hospital Football Cup 1938 Winners 9ct Gold Medal, won by George Perrett. Born London 1915, he originally played for Fulham before joining Ipswich as Half Back, Town debut 29th Aug 1936 Tunbridge Well Rangers, last game 27/12/49 and retired June 1950. He then ran the E.U.R. Pub in Croft Street till his death in 1952. He saw war service and was involved in the D Day Invasions 1944. Lot also includes original postcard photo + other photos, and Tunbridge Programme, together with a large presentation clock by Garrard, this with a silver engraved plaque `Presented to G. Perrett by the Directors of Ipswich Town Football Club in appreciation of Winning The Southern League Championship Season 1936-37`. And a 9ct Gold hallmarked Ipswich Town FC League Winners Medal named to G Perrett 1936-1937. Plus a large hand coloured picture of Perrett in London Schools colours. A superb lot of Ipswich Town Memorabilia (qty)
Lot 1090
British 19thC to early 20thC Society and Academic Medals (5) bronze various sizes: London Philharmonic Society `Beethoven` Medal by L.C. Wyon GVF-nEF, Knebworth Village Golf Club uniface medalet GVF, Northamptonshire Musical Competitions medal GVF, Raine`s Foundation School Medal nEF, and German Gymnasitc Society London medal VF
Lot 1162
German WW1 & WW2 medals brought back from Germany by Sgt. S. Taylor 7(L.I.) Bn The Parachute Regiment comprising:- Group of 5 mounted as worn: Oldenburg Cross, Hindenburg Cross, Hungarian Commemorative medal (Pro Deo et Patria 1914-18) WW1 Bulgarian Commemoratives medal, German Red Cross medal (NA21).
Lot 1167
Original WW2 Campaign medals awarded to 14376971 Sgmn/Sgt S. Taylor S. Staff. Rgt. R. C. Sigo & 7th (L.I.) Bn, The parachute Regiment, comprising: 1939/45, Africa, France & Germany, and Burma Stars, War Medal and tin 8th Army Bar. (unnamed as issued), 3 Original photographs annotated by the family of Stanley Taylor in uniform. Original discharge certificate dated 10.9.51 (S.Taylor re-enlisted for 4 years in the T.F. with the S. Staffs R. as wireless Sgt), Original soldiers will form signed `7.4.1944`, six interesting copy photos of Stanley Taylor in uniform with his family. A copy of his experiences in Java - written to his dad. National Registration I/D card 1951/ Clothing books. Original photo of Mountbatten in Singapore. Original discharge form 1946. Copy of his testimonial, this excellent young NCO has performed sterling work on parachute operations in Normandy, Germany & S.E. Asia etc. Signed O.C. 5th Para Bde Group Signal Section SEAC 26.3.1946. (qty)
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