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Click here to subscribeWWII Medal group, comprising War & Defence Medals, Stars for 1939-45, Africa & Italy & George VI Efficiency Medal with Territorial clasp, awarded to 2585024, Signalman F. Entwistle, Royal Signals, mainly extremely fine (6) (with silver TA badge & enamelled Royal Corps of Signal lapel brooch)
GSM with Cyprus clasp, awarded to 22511856, Sgt. D. Conway, R. Innisks., slightly scuffed, otherwise almost extremely fine, UN Korea Medal, WWII Medal group, comprising War & Defence Medals & Stars for 1939-45 & France & Germany, WWI Victory Medal, name indistinct, poor & sundry miniature WWII Stars (2), mainly very fine, unless stated (9 items)
Medical Medals: Voluntary Medical Service Medal (silver), awarded to George H. Boulter, Women`s Royal Voluntary Service Medal, British Red Cross Society Medal for War Service & sundry British Red Cross Society enamelled Medals (6), good condition (9), plus RAMC badges (2) & sundry WWI ribbons (small lot)
KIA MM group, comprising MM & WWI Medal trio, inc. 1914 Star, with 5th Aug - 22nd Nov. 1914 clasp & MID Oakleaf, awarded to 9035, Pte. H. Stallard, RAMC (4/FA RAMC on MM), with plaque named to Herbert Stallard, small edge knock on MM, showing to obv., otherwise mainly extremely fine, all in wooden holder (with photocopy Gazette entries re MM & MID, complete RAMC KIA list 1914-18 & other paperwork) (5)
WWI family Medal pairs, comprising pair awarded to 41079, Pte. E. Cowling, Yorkshire Light Infantry, with Wound badge (with War Grave photograph in folder & group photograph `The Koli Boys`) & pair awarded to 43661, Pte. W. R. Cowling, Yorkshire Regt. (with young photograph, photo lapel badge, shoulder titles, Royal Army Temperance Assoc. India 1911 Coronation fob medal & postal box), medals mainly extremely fine, plus cloth patch & Christmas 1914 tin, faded (small lot)
WWII Medal pair, comprising War & Defence Medals, latter discoloured, Liberation of Norway certificate and Transfer to Army Reserve in name of 14879942, Dvr./Cpl. R.Pearce, RE, with RE, Cpl. stripes & other cloth patches (7), silver ARP badge, King`s Royal Rifle Corps & RE cap badges, C. E. Pearce dog tag, enamelled brass front of Nazi badge & another badge, mixed condition (small lot)
Catalogues: Medal Yearbooks, 2009-2012, Spink Coins of England & UK, 2007 & 2009-2011, Coin Yearbooks, 2010-2012, British Coin Market Values, 2009, 2011 & 2012, English Paper Money by Duggleby, 6th & 7th Editions & British Stamp Market Values, 2009, 2011 & 2012, good condition (19) Care! International Shipping Not Available
Irish Easter Rising group of four with British WWI Mercantile Marine pair, 1916 medal, general service medal 1917-21, the Emergency Service medal 1939-46, (Army Air Corps., Navy) 1916-1966 "Survivors" medal, (hallmarked Dublin 1966, maker J.M.Co.), Mercantile Marine medal and war medal named to "Patrick J. Byrne", Patrick J. Byrne is on the 1966 roll of honour relating to recipients of the 1916 medal
WWI long service good conduct medal group of five 1914 - 15 star, war and victory medal named to "48927 D. A. Nicholson.R.F.A" LSGC medal named to "1030579.SJT D. A. Nicholson. R.A" mounted on bar. 1914-15 star named to "49131 GNR. W.D. Nicholson. R.F.A" WWII defence medal, war medal and 1939 - 45 star. 9ct gold tie pin in the shape of a plane. original WWII paperwork belonging to D. A. Nicholson
A rare RAF WWII medal and ephemeral group including a cased set of five medals comprising Distinguished Flying Cross, 1939-45 Star, The Air Crew Europe Star (with France and Germany bar), War Medal & Defense Medal, with inscriptions to F/O L.C. Harris 179040 RAF V.R.10 SQN. Complete with the recipients framed promotion certificate to Pilot Officer rank in 1944, RAF pilots flying log book to LC Harris, Canadian Air Force Flying Log Book for aircrew other than pilot to LC Harris, pilots and engineers notes booklet, RAF service and release book to LC Harris, a letter of recommendation for receipt of the DFC, photographs of the recipient and other ephemera, buttons and badges
A cased medal possibly depicting Britannia in high relief within a garden setting and marked "Territorial Army Rifle Assoc" and the reverse inscribed "1st City Lieut Cup, 56th Div 1928" English hallmarks, London 1927, a silver gilt and enamel fob pendant depicting Britannia, the Union flag and "Marksman" enamelled in colours, Birmingham hallmarks 1913, another Marksman fob/pendant with overlapping rifle decoration, all cased.
NIXON RICHARD: (1913-1994) American President 1969-74. A good T.L.S., Richard Nixon, as President, one page, slim 4to, Washington, 12th April 1973, to Mrs. Charles Blair [Maureen O'Hara], on the printed stationery of The White House. Nixon states that he and his wife were delighted to be among the guests at a dinner in honour of John Ford and remarks 'In honoring a great director, we were also saluting the talented men and women in the motion picture industry who have contributed so much to the enrichment of our lives.' The President further comments 'Those who planned the entertainment for this occasion knew that no one can sing an Irish song better than one who can claim Dublin as her birthplace, and we want you to know how much we enjoyed your beautiful rendition of the Irish ballads which you sang in tribute to John Ford.' Accompanied by the original envelope. A letter of interesting content and association. A couple of very light, extremely minor creases, VG John Ford (1894-1973) Irish-American Film Director, Academy Award winner. On the date referred to by Nixon in his letter, 31st March 1973, John Ford became the first recipient of the American Film Institute's Life Achievement Award. At the same ceremony Nixon also presented Ford with the Presidential Medal of Freedom. Maureen O'Hara (1920- ) Irish Actress & Singer, famous for her collaborations with John Ford and John Wayne, including The Quiet Man (1952). Her third husband was Charles Blair (1909-1978) American Test Pilot and Airline owner, a pioneer of transatlantic aviation.
RATTIGAN TERENCE: (1911-1977) English Dramatist. Two A.Ls.S. and a T.L.S., Terry, four pages (total), London, Paris & Bermuda, 24th March n.y., 1st January 1958 & 9th October 1970, all to Vivian Ellis. Rattigan refers to his work, including The Winslow Boy, and also mentions that he has written to [Denis] Healey to tell him 'All right. Take all our savings: (take Mr [Harold] Wilson's too) But don't do it with jeers! Don't make us all feel guilty for having made it, and for having saved it. In short, strike us a medal. (Maybe I'll never come back to England)', and in another letter thanks Ellis for a gift, 'far too handsome and generous and putting my tiny little Coq (must be careful about spelling that) to shame.' Together with a signed and inscribed 8vo paperback edition of French Without Tears published by Samuel French, London, 1937, being French's Acting Edition No. 2137, signed by Rattigan to the title page, 'Vivian, with love, Terry' and dated August 1945 in his hand. Two of the letters are accompanied by the original envelopes. G to generally VG, 4 Vivian Ellis (1903-1996) English Musical Comedy Composer.
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