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Lot 436
Mayor of Maldon medal group, two early NFBU Fire Brigade LS&GC medals, one named Capt.S.Tydeman 1906 in bronze with 25 years extra service bars, same in silver numbered 67, with 35 years extra service bars, a Halstead Cup medal engraved won by Capt.S.Tydeman 1906-7-8, a 1902 Edw VII Coronation medal from Maldon and a scarce Past Mayor of Maldon neck badge engraved S.G.Tydeman JP 1937-45, in case, hallmarked & enamelled. Possibly a father & son combination of LS&GC medals although possibly all to same man as most Mayors are of advanced years. GVF
Lot 439
Medals - mixed lot including mounted group 1939-45 Star, F&G Star, Italy Star, Def & War Medals. Loose Defence Medal, Burma Star, Italy Star, Africa Star, Pacific Star, Atlantic Star, War Medal, German Merit Cross with Swords, Honour Cross with Swords, ribbon bar, various British Miniatures, and two copy medals (qty)
Lot 444
Merchant Navy BEM named James H.Hoare cased, 39-45, Atlantic Africa Italy & Burma stars, 39-45 War medal, Boatswain James Howard Hoare was gazetted for his BEM 3 Jan 1945 along with Surgeon Fisher who was made OBE. The Stratheden was a P&O Passenger Liner which served throughout the war. GVF
Lot 455
Military Medal Geo.VI for North West Europe to a Black Watch Piper and Stretcher Bearer in its original box of issue with outer posting box plus Kings "Sorry I was unable to give it to you personally letter", 1939-45, Africa & 8th Army bar, Italy & F&G stars, Defence & War medals with MID, plus MID certificate 10/5/1945, AB64 soldiers book etc and a fine newspaper copy clipping detailing the award winning exploits of 2762572 L/Sjt Thomas Oliver Black Watch (MM Gazetted 11/10/1945). Born Kirkcaldy, Fife.
Lot 472
Naval Casualty group to R/1707 Able Seaman Robert John Horry Anson Bn R.N. Div RNVR. Died 10th November 1918, buried Tournai Communal Cemetery Allied Extension. Lived Bowthorpe Rd, Wisbech. Born Boston, Lincs. Lots includes BWM & Victory Medal in original box of issue, postal envelope for medals, Wisbech War Memorial Order of Service for Horry, superb Memorial Card with photo, Admiralty Casualty Letters, and a large original Walsoken Memorial photo.
Lot 475
Naval group to 174691 Fredrick Looms P.O. RN. Mentioned In Despatches 1918. Medals - 1915 Star Trio, Edward VII Naval LSGC Medal (HMS Blake), and Meritorious Service Medal Gazetted 21/3/1919 (named 174691 F Looms P.O. "Venturous" Minelaying 1 July - 11 Nov 1918). Mounted as worn. Lot includes copied service papers, born Wilbarston, Northants. (5) EF Scarce
Lot 493
Norfolk Regiment 1915 star & Victory medal 240129 Pte F.Bird Norf R (Sjt on Victory) Frank Bird served with the 1/5th Bn who included the Sandringhams and would have served at Suvla, Gallipoli with them, he was KIA 19-4-17 in their next really bad action in Palestine aged 31 the son of Walter & Mary Bird, East Runton, Cromer, Norfolk, medals NEF
Lot 524
Possible WW2 Casualty group 5511192 Pte Arthur Henry Harris 2nd Bn Hampshire Regt. Died 6/2/1946. Buried Dely Ibrahim War Cemetery. Son of Arthur Henry Harris of Kings Cross, London. Lot includes box of issue Mr A H Harris Top Flat (rest missing), 1939-45 Star, Africa Star, War Medal. No Casualty Medal slip. (sold a/f)
Lot 543
Queens Police Medal group to Asst. Supt T. W. Chilton Singapore Police (incorrect initial on GSM), (Supt John W. Chilton Sing Police). Group consists of QPM for Distinguished Service (cased) (Gazetted 13th June 1957), 1939-45 Star, Pacific Star, Defence & War Medal, GVI GSM for Malaya, QE2 Colonial Police Medal for Meritorious Service (Gazetted 1/1/1955), Mounted As Worn. Naming heavily corrected on QPM). (7) NEF
Lot 558
RAF WW2 Casualty for Malta 39-45 & Africa stars, 39-45 War medal, as issued with box (H.W.Jennings Esq, 21 Albemarle Gardens, Ilford, Essex) named slip Sergeant H.H.Jennings and ticker tape slip 754910 Sgt.Jennings. Flight Sergeant Henry Horace Jennings was Killed Flying from Malta 7th May 1941 with 261 Sqn, (Hurricanes) having flown from HMS Illustrious in April otherwise unresearched he is mentioned as B.Sc Eng London on CWGC, the son of Henry William & Ettie Marie Jennings of Ilford, Essex, and is buried in Malta Capuccini Naval Cemetery a scarce casualty for Malta the GC Island, NEF
Lot 596
Serbian group mounted as worn - Order of the White Eagle, Milos Obilic Medal for Bravery 1913 in bronze, Commemorative Medal for the Albanian Retreat 1915, Medal for Military Virtue, Kosovo 1912, Victory in the 2nd Balkans War 1913, Cross for the War of Liberation and Union 1914-1918 (7) GVF
Lot 605
South African Air Force WW2 group 39-45, Africa & Italy stars, Defence & War medals all except first named 140969 A.W.Pearce. Arthur Pearce was born Cape Town in 1905, a Bank Clerk, enlisted 8-6-40 to 23-8-45 served in SA Tank Corps 1940-43 then SAAF there is no mention on his medal sheet showing issue of 39-45 star or Africa Service Medal
Lot 615
Suffolk Regt WW2 Military Medal group to 5932398 Pte L. Jaggard Suffolk Regt (5932398 C/Sjt L Jaggard MM Suffolk). Medals - MM GVI, India General Service Medal with NWF 1937-39 clasp, GSM with Palestine 1945-48 clasp, 1939-45 Star, Burma Star, France & Germany Star, Defence & War Medals, mounted as worn. Mr Jaggard was born at Newmarket in 1916, joining the Suffolks in the 1930`s, served with the 1st Bn in India, landed with them on D-Day as Company Runner. He acquitted himself with valour in Nov 1944 when his Company was attacking the Castle of Geijsteren in Holland alongside the flooded Maas River, and suffered 2 killed and 10 wounded, in this action he won the MM which was personally presented by Field Marshall Montgomery. Promotion followed and he became Colour Sergeant Jaggard of D Company in Egypt and Palestine. A superb and unusual group (8) GVF
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