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Lot 164
A WWI Casualty medal group awarded to G-4008 Private Robert Brown of The Middlesex Regiment comprising 1914-15 Star, Great War medal and War for Civilisation medal, death plaque for Robert Brown together with original envelope and outer cardboard cover, a facsimile letter from Buckingham Palace, a copy of The Bury Guardian dated Wednesday February 16th 1916, with article regarding the funeral of Robert Brown whose parents resided at no.130 Hollins Mount, Unsworth, he received several wounds caused by bursting of a shell on October 9th 1915, he subsequently died of his wounds on the 9th February 1916 and was buried at Unsworth 'St George' churchyard plot no.26 (illustrated)
Lot 165
A Queen Victoria silver Volunteer Long Service and Good Conduct Medal awarded to 2557 Sergeant J Hampson The First Volunteer Battalion South Lancashire Regiment, also a WWI Death Plaque awarded to John Hampson, in original packet of issue, a further WWI Medal Group awarded to 127016 Driver J Hockenhull of The Royal Engineers comprising a British War Medal and War for Civilisation Medal, also a collection of assorted foreign and British coinage, a Bank of Portugal fifty Escudos, and two twenty Escudos notes, a silver pocket watch, a novelty match striker in the form of a hoof, etc
Lot 166
A WWI death plaque with original cardboard outer casing, awarded to Herbert Fair, a letter from The Record Office to a Mr J H Fair relating to his late son's award of medals, 1577 Private H Fair of The Second Battalion South Lancashire Regiment was killed on the 29th May 1918, buried at grave ref. IIIG.3. Hermonville Military Cemetery, also in this lot a WWI Medal Group awarded to 81534 Saper T Bayliss of The Royal Engineers comprising 1914-15 Star, British War medal and Great War for Civilisation medal, also a British War Medal awarded to DM2-168684 Private L C Smith of The Army Service Corp and a Victorian Jubilee medal dated 1887
Lot 167
A WWI Medal Group awarded to 265374 Private A E Craker of the Middlesex Regiment, comprising British War Medal, War for Civilisation Medal, a Territorial War Medal 1914-19 awarded to 1461 Private A E Craker of the Middlesex Regiment, a cased Elizabeth II Imperial Services Medal, awarded to Alfred Edward Craker and a white metal Medal commemorating William Christopher Dawson
Lot 169
A WWII Medal Group awarded to 915715 Bombadier J Clarke of the Royal Artillery, 1939-45 Star, France and Germany Star, Defence Medal, 1939-45 Medal and a Territorial Efficient Service Medal, also in this group a George V King's Medal awarded by the London County Council for school attendance, a Lucas Tooth Boys Trading Fund Medal and a white metal Medal, rating the punctual attendance at school dated 1894
Lot 170
A WWI Casualty medal group awarded to 9827 Private Albert Poole of The Second Battalion The East Lancashire Regiment, the medal group comprises a 1914 (Mons) Star, British War medal, War for Civilisation medal and a death plaque for Albert Poole. Private Poole was killed on the first day on the Battle of Cambrai, this battle is the first time that tanks were used in combat, this lot is accompanied by some research (illustrated)
Lot 179
A collection of cased silver coinage comprising proof coinage East Caribbean States ten dollars dated 2003, a Prince of Wales Investiture Medal dated 1969, a Bahamas ten dollars dated 1973, a crown commemorating the Marriage of the Prince of Wales to Lady Diana Spencer dated 1981, a Bi-centenary American Medal dated 1976, a Queen Mother crown dated 1980, a gold-plated silver medal commemorating the Silver Jubilee dated 1977, a crown commemorating the Silver Jubilee dated 1977, a Bailiwick of Guernsey twenty five pence dated 1978, silver proof one pound from the Isle of Man dated 1979, further coinage to include two cased sets of coinage issued by the Royal Thai Mint, cased proof Medal from the Lancashire Cricket Club, Churchill crown dated 1965, Museum Medal, two enamel Masonic Medals and two cased Royal Mint issued proof sets dated 1983 and 1985
Lot 183
A collection of WWI and later badges comprising an Imperial German belt buckle, the brass back with white metal plaque with inscription 'In treue fest', cap badges for the Cheshire Regiment, Royal Artillery, Lancashire Fusilers, War Service, Wound Stripe, two Stanley cap badges, three sets of shoulder tabs for The Red Cross, Kings, Cheshire Regiment etc, also a silver watch chain with a medal commemorating the coronation of Edward VIII
Lot 161
A WWI medal group awarded to 48490 Private J Hewitt of The Royal Warwickshire Regiment comprising British War Medal, War for Civilisation medal, two identity tags, another WWI group awarded to Z-345 Private E Walmsley of The Rifle Brigade comprising 1914-15 Star, War for Civilisation medal, also a British War medal awarded to 36537 Acting Sergeant A Maclaughlin of The Liverpool Regiment, WWII medals to include 1939-45 Star, Italy Star and 1939-45 medal, also a copper and brass bugle
Lot 1040
A World War II miniature medal MBE group; MBE (Military) 1939-45 Star; Atlantic Star and bar France and Germany; Africa Star; 1939-45 War medal to/w 9ct gold and seed pearl cufflinks and bar brooch, a steel and paste tie pin, a pair Royal Marines enamelled silver cuff links, and a whistle stamped '1943'
Lot 635
A Waterloo Medal, 1815, awarded to William Field, 3rd Batt., 14th Reg. Foot., steel suspension ring, clip and ribbon lacking SEE FRONT COVER Footnote: An historic medal issued by the British Government to all those present at the Battles of Ligny, Quatre Bras and Waterloo, June 1815. This medal was the first campaign medal to be awarded to next-of-kin of those killed in action and also the first to be personalised around the edge.
Lot 431
A WWI Medal Group comprising:- a 1914 Star with bar 5th August to 22nd November - to No 40005 SADLR. JB Finnis RFA, War Medal No 40005 to GNR JB Finnis RA, plus An India Medal to GNR J Finnis RA No 1048646 with two Waziristan bars 1919 - 21 and 21 - 24, and a long service medal to No 1048646 JB Finnis RA
Lot 435
A South Africa and World War I medal group of seven to JW Ranford RAMC No 14402 - various ranks - comprising South Africa medal with Transvaal, Orange Free State and Cape Colony bars, Edward VII South Africa Medal with 1901 and 1902 bars, a 1914 Star, War Medal, Victory Medal, George V Meritous Service Medal and a Long Service and Good Conduct Medal
Lot 374
Mclean (Stephen) THE SPITFIRE IN SOUTH AFRICA AIR FORCE SERVICE (Signed by 4 former Spitfire pilots) 300mm x 212mm x 20mm viii plus 224pp. Hardcover with covered DW. Richly illustrated in B/W and colour throughout. Presentation copy to Mrs Rogers, the wife of General Bob Rogers, in 2001 – just after his death in 2000. General Rogers was assigned to 208 Squadron (RAF) in Egypt, where he flew Hurricanes and Spitfires in North Africa, Sicily, Italy and Austria. He was shot down, but managed to escape capture. In August 1942, despite having a finger shot off, he fought off 4 Luftwaffe ME 109s.He served in Korea, earned the American DFC, Air Medal with oak leaf cluster, and the Korean Chungwe Decoration. He retired in Knysna. In addition to this, the books is signed by four Spitfire pilots: Horse Sweeney – a veteran of World War II; 2 squadron, Air Operations School Dave Knoesen - has flown in 106 displays and is the only pilot to have flown in the Silver Falcons with the Impala and the Astra. A. Cooke – former aircrew 2 squadron, Air Operations School E. Downey – former aircrew, 1 squadron, Air Operations School. This remarkable book is in near fine condition throughout. Very good South Africa GR Printing and Publishing 2001 Click here to view further details and images and to bid
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