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Lot 20
A group of six medals to F.E. Tarr R.N., 1939-45 Star, Atlantic Star with France and Germany bar, Africa Star with North Africa 1942-43 bar, Defence Medal, 1939-45 War Medal, GVIR Navy L.S.G.C. (JX. 132448 F.E.Tarr C.Y.S. HMS Sultan), mounted for wearing; together with a Royal Life Saving Society medal to the same man for February 1929, his Bible, and a small quantity of cloth insignia and other items.
Lot 31
A WWII medal group, comprising: 1939-45 Africa Star with 8th Army Clasp, Italy Star, France and Germany Star, 1939-45 War Medal; together with a pair of identity discs (named for Baker), a battledress blouse with 7th Armoured Division `Desert Rats` insignia and R.T.R. cloth shoulder titles, and a 7th Armoured Division cloth badge.
Lot 33
A group of five medals to T/31322 W.O. Cl II H.V. Arnold R.A.S.C., 1939-45 Star, France and Germany Star, Defence Medal, 1939-45 War Medal, Regular Army L.S.G.C., mounted for wearing and with corresponding mounted miniatures, the recipient`s `Officer`s Record of Service` book, and a certificate of M.I.D.; together with a Woman`s Voluntary Service medal.
Lot 44
A Great War group to 109362 Pte H.A. Green 4th Battalion Canadian Mounted Rifles, 1914-15 Star, War Medal and Victory Medal, and Canadian Memorial Cross; together with a 4 C.M.R.R. Overseas cap badge and a M.G.C. sweetheart badge. Henry Arthur Green died on June 2nd 1916 at the age of 24 and is commemorated at the Ypres Memorial.
Lot 734
Collection of Masonic items relating to John Wordingham Charman, including a silver gilt and enamelled founders medal for Newark Priory Lodge N.5396, founders medal for Semper Fidelis Lodge No.6664, Worshipful Masters medal 1976-77 for the Semper Fidelis Lodge, various Stewards medals, aprons, sashes, books, two glasses and a framed certificate congratulating him on 50 years as a Mason,
Lot 798
Medal group to 14614 Pte W. J. Houston. A.S.C., King Edward VII South Africa Medal (1901-02), with bars for South Africa 1901/02, and Queens South Africa Medal with clasp for Cape Colony Transvaal, Driefontein, Paardeberg and First World War medal (no ribbons), and four other various medals.
Lot 801
Various military medals 025858 CPL G H Langham, two first world war medals (no ribbons); PTE J S Currrie The Great War for Civilisation Medal and 1914- 1919 medal; a hand written Royal Air Force Pilot`s log book J Currie 1940-1946, and a mounted model of silver oar for The Officers racing Whaler`s crew; 1939 - 1945 medal, Africa, 1939 -1945 Star and Italy Star, George VI Territorial medal, and a collection of military buttons badges and non military medals
Lot 122
Fairly scarce group of five medals named to 110092 PO1 W H Ellis RN, consisting of an East & West Africa medal with Benin 1897 clasp (named to PO2 of HMS Philomel), WW1 1914-15 Star trio (named to PO1) and a Long Service and Good Conduct Medal (named to PO2 of HMS Pembroke). This lot includes a copy of his service record, which shows that he was born in Paignton, Devon and joined the Royal Navy in 1879 at the age of 15, earning his WW1 trio having transferred to the Royal Fleet Reserve
Lot 124
WW2 Lancaster bomber KIA group of three, consisting of an Air Crew Europe Star, 39-45 Star and War Medal, with a casualty slip to Pilot Officer N L Ballamy RAFVR, mint in greaseproof paper in original box addressed to his father. Pilot Officer Ballamy was the 21-year-old Navigator of Lancaster Mk 1 W4949 from 44 Squadron which was shot down over The Netherlands on 15 June 1943 whilst on a bombing mission to Oberhausen. Also included is a handwritten list of bombing targets through April and May, with an entry between 30 April and 16 May which reads, "Not home on leave (German Dam)". The Dambusters Raid took place on 16 May 1943 and it is thought that Ballamy`s leave must have been cancelled due to the secrecy surrounding this mission
Lot 3
An important Royal scrap album belonging to The Reverend Arthur Fuller C.V.O., M.A., Rector of Sandringham 1926 - 1942 and Domestic Chaplin to HM King George V 1926 - 1936, to King Edward VIII 1936 and to King George VI 1937 - 1942. The leather and green cloth bound album with fifty-one pages chronologically arranged with Royal Invitations, photographs of the Royal Family, press cutting relating to important Royal events, ceremonials, personalised Royal Christmas cards from King George V and Queen Mary, King George VI and Queen Elizabeth, Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother, Princess Mary, Prince Henry, Prince George. Telegram from King Edward VIII. Handwritten letters from Queen Mary - an invitation to lunch, Queen Elizabeth, dated October 31st 1937 - a letter of sympathy regarding the death of Mrs Fuller's mother, Princess Elizabeth, dated 16th July 1947 and 13th October 1947 - thank you letters regarding her Engagement and Marriage, another dated September 13th 1950 - thank you letter regarding the birth of Princess Anne. Also included are the Official Grants for the Royal Victorian Order Appointing Reverend Fuller M.V.O. (1935) and C.V.O. (1942), signed by King George VI and Queen Elizabeth. Citation for the 1937 Coronation Medal to Mrs Fuller. Letters from Buckingham Palace regarding the return of King George V's brass cross after the death of The Reverend Fuller and a Biography of Reverend Arthur Fuller (1874 - 1959) - A fascinating and unique collection
Lot 165
Medal group of six together with miniatures awarded to Sergeant W. Foster R.A. No. 15052, to include Victorian South Africa medal with South Africa 1902 bar, Orange Free State bar and Cape Colony bar, George V 1914 Star, long service and good conduct medal and a meritorious service medal, 1914 / 18 medal and a Great War for Civilisation together with matching miniatures on bar Estimate
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