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Click here to subscribeA British World War Two full size medal group of five to include the 1939-45 British war medal, the 1939-45 defence medal, the 1939-45 star medal, the Africa star medal and the France & Germany star medal, all complete on correct and original ribbons and swing mounted to medal bar together with medal bar and issue slip.
THE RACING PIGEON CLUB HOUSE: GOLD MEDAL FOR MORGAN 'MOG' EDMUNDS being a 9ct yellow gold Welsh National Flying Club trophy-pendant 15grams inscribed to the front 'WNFC' and 'Season 1923' below embossed pigeon, to the reverse 'Mackennes Race won by M Edmunds'Provenance: by descent, please see Lot 149 for further details
THE RACING PIGEON CLUB HOUSE: GROUP OF ITEMS RELATING TO CHAMPION RACER MORGAN 'MOG' EDMUNDS comprising a highly prestigious King's Cup & Member's Cup silver pigeon racing trophy and stand, which was presented to Edmunds by King George V and inscribed 'National Flying Club presented by H M THE KING 1st Prize San Sebastian 1926 won by Mr M Edmunds, Llantwit Vardre, 1020 Birds Velocity 930, 310grams, Birmingham 1926, together with the relating 22ct yellow gold National Flying Club medal 13grams, London 1926, mark for Royal Mint, together with the relating framed National Flying Club certificateAuctioneer's Note: Mog Edmund's winning pigeon for the King's Cup was called Welsh Wonder. During this period Edmund's eggs were in demand and exported internationally including to South Africa and America (Roy Rogers), they were also acquired by the Royal Loft at sandringhamProvenance: by descent, please see Lots 147 and 148
THE ATHLETICS CLUB HOUSE: INTERESTING COLLECTION OF 1934 BRITISH EMPIRE GAMES & RELATED ATHLETICS MEDALS & BADGES, relating to athlete Ida Monica Jones (b. 1911), comprising 1934 Empire Games (England) women's 880 yards silver medal (engraved) in F. Phillips red leather case; British Empire Games (London) bronze Participation medal in F. Phillips brown leather case; 1934 British Empire Games competitor medal and tricolour ribbon in F. Phillips box; 9ct gold Women's A..A.A Northern Counties Championship 800m winner's pin badge (engraved) stamped '375', appr. wt. 9.5gms; 1934 Women's A.A.A. 800m silver pin bage (engraved); A.A.A. lapel badge; small 1934 Women's World Games (London) medallion; 1934 British Empire Games (London) enamelled South African Team badge; all in oak box (8)Provenance: Ida Monica Jones, thence by descent.Notes: Ida Jones was a native of St. Helens, Lancs, and won the silver medal fro Engand in the 880 yeards at the 1934 Empire Games at White City, London. She was also an accomplished High Jumper and a keen Netball player at Liverpool university.
THE ATHLETICS CLUB HOUSE: COLLECTION OF 1934 BRITISH EMPIRE GAMES & OTHER CLOTH BADGES & VESTS, relating to athlete Ida Monica Jones (b. 1911), including games-worn silk Athletics vest bearing England rose crest to centre front and two red hoops, games-worn silk British Athletics vest bearing Union flag to centre front with red (white) and blue hoops (an spare flag loose), British Empire Games blazer badge embroidered with a rose, two 1935 British Universities blazer badges embroidered with Union flag, Liverpool University Women's Athletics Club blazer badge with two dated ribbons, 1932 A.C.W.A.A. Triangular Contest badge, 1934 Women's World Games Blazer badge embroidered with Union flag (9)Provenance: Ida Monica Jones, thence by descent.Notes: Ida Jones was a native of St. Helens, Lancs, and won the silver medal fro Engand in the 880 yeards at the 1934 Empire Games at White City, London. She was also an accomplished High Jumper and a keen Netball player at Liverpool university.
THE MILITARY CLUB HOUSE: ASSORTED MILITARY & OTHER MEDALS, including Great War group of four to B.O.M. Sjt.T. Harries, R.A. with voluntry Service Overseas 1914-19 medal and Territorial Force Efficiency medal, five WWII medals, three enamel and gilt metal 1935 Silver Jubilee medals, 2 RAF brooches, severeal other commemorative medalsProvenance: private collection Vale of Glamorgan Condition Report:The group of four medals have the number 371007
THE MILITARY CLUB HOUSE: WWI MILITARY MEDALS GROUP OF FOUR, ASSOR. BADGES & INSIGNIA, the group to Pte. A. E. Apps, 15/R Wawickshire Regiment, comprising Military Medal, 1914-18 Star, 1914-18 British War Medal and Victory medal (last two with transposed ribbons), enamelled George V 1914 Birmingham Battalion badge with photograph locket back (presumed to be Pte. A.E.Apps), Royal Warwickshire cap badge, R.W. 2 Birm. Bttn. sleeve badge, together with another Victory Medal to Sgt. H Cunningham, R.A., 2x WWII medals, various Royal Artillery badges, buttons, 2x officer's lapel pips, 2x Sergeants cloth stripes, 6x R.C.A.F. buttons, etc.Provenance: private collection Colwyn Bay, Conwy
THE MILITARY CLUB HOUSE: CRIMEA MEDAL GROUP OF THREE, comprising silver Al Valore Militare Medal 1855-1856, Spedizione D'Oriente, with loop suspension; Crimea Medal 1854 with Sebastopol, Inkerman and Alma clasps; Turkish Crimea Medal 1855, with loop suspension, all probably erroneously named - 'C.J. Ablitt P.M.C. Rifle Brigade', and 'C.J. Ablitt PAYMR. L.T.C.' (3)Provenance: private collection SwanseaComments: loops possibly replaced, minor wear, generally good.
THE MILITARY CLUB HOUSE: THREE MEDALS, comprising Ashantee Medal 1873-74 to G. Mott, Ord, 2nd Cl, H.M.S Barracouta; Queen's South Africa Medal 1899-1902 with Transvaal, Orange free State and Cape Colony clasps, to 5887 Pte. T. Ludlam, East Lancashire Regiment; and British War medal 1914-1918 to W.Z. 4109 T. J. Lewis A.B., R.N.V.R. (3)Provenance: private collection SwanseaComments: first two lack ribbons and worn Ashantee dented bottom edge
THE MILITARY CLUB HOUSE: BOER WAR MEDAL PAIR, to Pte. W. Bateman, S. Wales Borderers, comprising King's South Africa Medal with 1901 & 1902 clasps and Queen's South African Medal with Transvaal, Cape Colony and Orange Free State clasps (2)Provenance: private collection CardiffComments: one with erased dates.
THE MILITARY CLUB HOUSE: BOER WAR MEDAL PAIR, to Pte. (later Sgt.) F. O'Neill, R. Welsh Fus. comprising Queen's South African Medal with Cape Colony, Tugela Heights, Relief of Ladysmith, Transvaal, and Orange Free State clasps, and King's South Africa Medal with 1901 & 1902 clasps (2)Provenance: private collection CardiffComments: ghost date visible to QSAM
THE MILITARY CLUB HOUSE: TWO ELIZABETH II GENERAL SERVICE MEDALS 1962-2007, both with Northern Ireland clasps, one to Pt. G.P. Bevan, Royal Regiment of Wales, the other to Pte. J.A. Pitman, Royal Regiment of Wales (2)Provenance: private collection Cardiff Condition Report:One medal reads 24460258 PTE G.P. Bevan RRWThe other reads 24304602 PTE J.A. Pitman RRW
THE MILITARY CLUB HOUSE: FIVE LONG SERVICE / EFFICIENCY MEDALS, comprising Edward VII Naval Reserve Long Service medal to A. James, Seaman, R.N.R., George V Territorial Efficiency medal to H. Mitchell, 4/Dev. R., George VI Territorial Efficiency medal to Tpr. E. Wright, Leicester Yoemanry, George VI Royal Navy Long Service & Good Conduct medal to J.L Grant A.B.H.M.S. Decoy, and George VI Imperial Service medal in case of issue to William Charles Wilson (5)Provenance: private collection CardiffComments: EVII medal lacks ribbon, rubbed; GV Efficiency medal naming rubbed.
THE MILITARY CLUB HOUSE: FIVE VARIOUS BRITISH CAMPAIGN MEDALS & JUTLAND MEDALLION, including George V Mercantile Marine medal to Andrew Hansen, George V 1914-15 star to L.Cpl. J Ganley Worcester regiment, George VI General Service medal with North West Frontier 1936-37 clasp to Hav. Santokh Singh, 3-16 Pubjab Regiment, George VI General Service medal with Palestine 1945-48 clasp to Driver D.T. Hutchinson, Royal Army Service Corps, and unnamed George VI India General Service medal 1939-45, the white metal medallion issued by Spink & Son to commemorte the Battle of Jutland, May 31, 1916, 45mms diam. (6)Provenance: private collection CardiffComments: 2 lack ribbons, the India 39-45 medal with later ribbon
THE MILITARY CLUB HOUSE: ROYAL NANY MEDAL GROUP OF SIX, to C. E. Champion A.B. (later Sh. Cpl.), comprising East and West Africa medal with Benin 1897 clasp (H.M.S. Theseus), 1914-15 star, 1914-18 British War Medal, 1914-19 Vicotry medal, Royal Fleet Reserve long service medal, and 1939-45 Defence medal (6)Provenance: private collection Cardiff
THE MILITARY CLUB HOUSE: WORLD WAR I & II MEDAL GROUP OF SEVEN, to L. G Goodbeer, Boy, R.N. (later Ord,), comprising George V presumed 1914-15 star, 1914-18 British War medal, George VI 1939-45 Star, George VI Atlantic Star with France and Germany clasp, George VI 1939-45 British War medal and George V Long Service & Good Conduct medal (H.M.S. Ambuscade) (7)Provenance: private collection CardiffComments: first three medals rubbed
THE MILITARY CLUB HOUSE: WORLD WAR II MEDAL GROUP OF FIVE, to Rifleman J. K. Liddell, Cameronians, comprising George VI General Service medal with Malaya and Palestine clasps, George VI 1939-45 Star, George VI Burma Star, George VI 1939-45 Defence medal and 1939-45 British War medalProvenance: private collection Cardiff
THE MILITARY CLUB HOUSE: ASSORTED BRITISH & COMMONWEALTH MEDALS, including six George VI World War II campaign Stars viz. 1939-45 Star, Air Crew Europe Star, Africa Star, Atlantic Star, France & Germany Star, Burma Star, two 1939-45 British War medals, 1939-45 Defence medal, George VI 1939-45 New Zealand War Service medal, and two Pakistan 1956 Republic medals (12)Provenance: private collection CardiffComments: 1939-45 Star incorrect ribbon, Defence medal lacks ribbon, Pakistan medals incorrect ribbons.
AN IMPERIAL SERVICE MEDAL TO WILLIAM HERBERT BALE Elizabeth II Dei Gratia, officially impressed, framed, together with the case of issue; also photographs and emphemera relating to the recipents Second World War service, including his Service & Pay Book and Release Book, and details of his detainment as a P.O.W..
A mixed lot of costume jewellery to include mother of pearl bead necklace with carved mother of pearl pendant in the form of a dove; tin plate butterfly and dragonfly brooches; wooden mice brooches; Jubilee of the Band of Hope medal 1897; Queen Victoria jubilee medal; Faberge Xanadu empty perfume bottle; enamel toadstool brooch; Art Deco paste set cocktail watch etc
A group of four medals awarded to William J. L. Austin, comprising Faithful Service in the Constabulary with Long Service clasps for 1949, 1958, Great War For Civilisation 1914-19 Victory Medal, War Medal 1914-1918 and the WWII Defence Medal (not engraved with a name), together with Safe Driving Competition Drivers Award, 1940 awarded to William J Austin (5)
A set of six medals comprising an Order of the British Empire OBE Medal, The 1939-1945 Star, The Africa Star with 8th Army clasp, The Defence Medal, War Medal, and King George VI Coronation Medal 1937, all without engraving other than the coronation medal which was awarded to Captain P. T. W. Sykes, The Bays
A small quantity of medals and badges to include 1945 Defence Medal; Edward VII 'God Save The King' 1902 coronation medal; The Royal Institute of British Architects badge; British Horse Society Pony Club badge; Banco Central De Reserva Del Peru 1974 button; Royal Navy Badge; Silver 'Steward' badge; Civil Defence Corps enamel badge; MAF badge; Womens Institute For Home and For Country badge; British Legion stickpin, rank crown with velvet etc
Two World War One medal groups, brothers Private 48394 W.R. Affron of South Staffordshire Regiment and M2-116666 Private T.H. Affron Army Service Corps, first comprising British War Medal (W.R. Affron S. Staff R.), Victory Medal (W.R. Affron S. Staff R.), bronze memorial plaque (William Rueben Affron), ephemera including a photograph of his gravestone, a pocket book reputably gouged with the bullet that killed him, second comprising 1914-15 Star, British War Medal (Pte. T.H. Affron ASC), Victory Medal (Pte. T.H. Affron ASC), together with badges of Light Highland Infantry, The Royal Scots, Royal Warwickshire, British Red Cross Society for War Services 1914-1918, South Africa rifle brooch 1900-2, German prayer book, World War Two ephemera related to H.C. Affron and P.B. Shakespeare, note: William Affron died of wounds on 2nd October 1918 at the age of 18, and is buried at the Tincourt New British Cemetery, France
A group of personal items from Sir Roger Moore's Gstaad chaletComprising:A brown leather documents holder, with 'RM' monogram and containing Sir Roger Moore's Virage Racing License for the Malibu Grand Prix 1986; a Concorde stainless steel hip flask; a Harrods personal seal, engraved with the initial 'T'; two white metal chased and engraved beaker cups; a special Olympics medal from Kazakhstan; two cased silver Caran D'Ache ball point pens; an Yves Orango Buckeye Burl fountain pen, cased; the official key to Buena Park, California; and three novelty 'ROGER' New York registration plates(13)This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: ** VAT on imported items at a preferential rate of 5% on Hammer Price and the prevailing rate on Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
A glass UNICEF award presented to Sir Roger Moore14th October 2007Presented by the German Committee for UNICEF on Sir Roger's 80th birthday, the cuboid glass award with globe decoration above message reading 'Sir Roger Moore, Thank you! German Committee for UNICEF, 14 October 2007', together with a silver UNICEF Lifetime Achievement Award (Thomas Fattorini Ltd, Birmingham, 2012), presented to Sir Roger Moore, UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador, with blue ribbon, in presentation box; a UNICEF folder signed by Sir Roger; a collection of UNICEF speeches, tour itineraries and passes; UNICEF pin badges; and related ephemera, the award: 10cm wide, 15cm high, 5cm deep (4in wide, 6in high, 2in deep)(Qty)Footnotes:'I might be best known for playing James Bond, but my role as Goodwill Ambassador for UNICEF is the one I am most passionate about.'Sir Roger MooreIt was Sir Roger Moore's friendship with actress Audrey Hepburn that steered him towards what became a pivotal role in his life: 'My curiosity got the better of me after Audrey introduced me to UNICEF. I wanted to find out more than just the facts and figures.' He was appointed as a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador in 1991 and served as such for 27 years.Sir Roger was a steadfast advocate for children – visiting UNICEF-supported programmes around the world, bringing attention to violations of children's rights and generating large support and donations. His first visits as UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador, to Brazil, Costa Rica, Guatemala and Honduras, showed him the conditions and complex challenges faced by the world's children and the breadth of UNICEF's work to build a better world for every child.Sir Roger was a compelling voice on issues such as HIV and AIDS, landmine injuries and child vaccinations. As the honorary chair of Kiwanis International's Worldwide Service Project – a key UNICEF partner – he helped raise $91 million for the elimination of iodine deficiency.In recognition of his humanitarian achievements on behalf of UNICEF, Sir Roger received a CBE in 1999 and a KBE in 2003. He also received the World Service Medal from Kiwanis International in 2001 and the German Federal Service Cross in 2003 for his work battling child trafficking as special representative to UNICEF. In 2012 he became the first-ever recipient of the UNICEF UK Lifetime Achievement Award.ABOUT UNICEFUNICEF works to build a better world for every child, every day. A world where every child has the chance to fulfil their potential and grow up healthy and safe. We work in more than 190 countries, responding to emergencies and building long-term resilience. UNICEF saves children's lives with vaccines, clean water, and therapeutic food. We protect children from violence, exploitation, and abuse. We support quality education that empowers children. And we seek to create a safe and sustainable world where children can live, learn and grow.UNICEF operates the largest humanitarian response on Earth. Reaching the most vulnerable children when they need us most. We advise governments, influence businesses, and lobby leaders to create lasting change for children. With your support, we can build a better world for every child.The proceeds from this lot will be donated to UNICEF.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: ** VAT on imported items at a preferential rate of 5% on Hammer Price and the prevailing rate on Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
A Commemorative Kiwanis World Service Medal presented to Sir Roger Moore2001The medal in deep-set wooden presentation frame, with metal plaque reading ROGER MOORE CBE, SERVING THE CHILDREN OF THE WORLD, 2001 KIWANIS WORLD SERVICE MEDAL RECIPIENT, with black & white passport-style photo of Sir Roger Moore, 23cm x 28cm (9in x 11in)Footnotes:The present medal was presented to Sir Roger for his charitable and fundraising activities for Kiwanis International, which saw more than $100 million raised for the Iodine Deficiency Program. Sir Roger's involvement with Kiwanis began in 1993 when he attended the Kiwanis International Convention in Nice, France.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: ** VAT on imported items at a preferential rate of 5% on Hammer Price and the prevailing rate on Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
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