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Lot 447
A good group of 10 Second World War and later medals awarded to Ronald Belson - The British Empire Medal, The 1939-45 Star, The Atlantic Star, The Africa Star, The Italy Star, The Defence Medal, The 1939-45 War Medal, The General Service Medal (Palestine 1945-48 clasp and oak leaf. Inscribed - W.O. Cl. 2 R. Belson A.P.T.C.), The Long Service and Good Conduct Medal (Regular Army clasp) and a Queen Elizabeth II General Service Medal (Kenya clasp ) together with a set of miniatures, a ribbon bar, a Royal Naval insignia badge, two other medallions, a coin pierced with a bullet hole and a associated items including the B.E.M. presentation case (a lot, as viewed)
Lot 598
WWI Medals: War Medal & 1914-15 Star, awarded to 102132, Spr. J. Rafferty, RE, good very fine, War Medal, awarded to 32655, Pte. G. H. Parkes, Manchester Regt., some marks & scratches, otherwise fine, Victory Medal, awarded to 12009, Pte. W. Benson, Manchester Regt., wear to gilt, otherwise fine & Victory Medal, awarded to 21783, Pte. A. Hall, South Lancs. Regt., minus gilt, otherwise fine, plus WWII Defence Medal, some discolouration, otherwise extremely fine & enamelled silver fob shield, Albert Infirmary Charity Cup, 1921-22, fine (7)
Lot 606
EII, Special Constabulary LS Medal, awarded to Arthur Sandiford, with silver Suez Canal Zone Medal & General Service Cross, named to S/14110462, L/Cpl. A. Sandiford, RASC, extremely fine, on brooch bar, with boxes, plus sundry police badges (6), pair of cufflinks, sundry army cap badges (2), one worn & other badges, various (12), mainly good condition, unless stated (25)
Lot 607
Gulf Medal group, comprising Gulf Medal with 16 Jan to 28 Feb 1991 bar and rosette, awarded to 24848009, Tpr. I. W. Skelton, 16th Battn. 5th Lancers, in box, Saudi Liberation of Kuwait Medal, boxed & UN Medal, mainly extremely fine, with pair of ID tags, patch, medallion, oath of allegiance, hip flask & The Scarlet & Green Gulf Supplement (9)
Lot 109
A Third Reich S.S. Long Service Award 1938 (S.S. Dienstauzeichnungen), black medal for four years An Iron Cross 2nd Class 1939 (Eisernes Kreuz II Klasse) A Medal for the Winter Campaign in Russia 1941-1942 (Winterschlacht im Osten 1941-1942) A Bravery and Commemorative Medal of the Spanish `Blue Division` 1941 (Tapferkeits-und Erinnerungsmedaille der Spanischen `Blauen Division), (4).
Lot 139
A Model 1933 SS Service Dagger Leather Hanger, the clip marked `RZM M5/71`, `OLC` A Steel Belt Buckle `Gott Mit Uns` A Third Reich Stick Pin, bearing Iron Cross, Medal for the Winter Campaign in Russia and Wound Badge, together with ribbon bars, and other cloth and metal insignia WW2 US Pilot`s Wings, Flying Fortress pin badge and cloth insignia, (lot).
Lot 147
Field Marshal Edmund Henry Hynman Allenby - An Inniskilling Dragoons Sterling Silver Oval Lapel Badge, inscribed `Veteran Inniskilling Dragoons VI` A Great War Bronze Commemorative Medal sculp.S.E. Venier, `Offensive Britannique 1917 - Vimy. Arras.Ypres.`, in its red leather case A Collection of Military Related Medals and Enamel Lapel Badges, including an Army and Navy Veterans in Canada silver and enamel medal, a North American `Coat of Arms` of the 108th F.A., on original backing card addressed to Viscount Allenby, O.C.A.I. 5th Lancers, a silver `Imperial Veterans in Canada` button badge, a silver-gilt Masonic medal, in its presentation case by the Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company, etc, (lot). Provenance: Field Marshal Edmund Henry Hynman Allenby, 1st Viscount of Megiddo, thence by descent
Lot 151
An M.B.E. `Boer War` Group of Four to Company Sergeant Major J. Acheson, Army Service Corps, The Most Excellent Order of the British Empire M.B.E. badge in frosted silver, Queen`s South Africa Medal, three clasps Wittebergen, Transvaal, Cape Colony (7978 Sgt,. J. Acheson. A.S.C.) King`s South Africa, two clasps South Africa 1901 South Africa 1902, (7978 C.S. Major. J. Acheson. A.S.C.) Long Service and Good Conduct Medal EDVII (7978 St. Sjt. Mjr. J. Acheson. A.S.C.), mounted for wearing with related paperwork.
Lot 162
A Rare Hong Kong Plague Medal 1894 to Private W. Read of the King`s Shropshire Light Infantry (Private. W. Read, S.L.I.), mounted on a swivel, within a silver hallmarked brooch for wearing, together with a written note `There is a mistake in the printed account of this medal. It was not given to all the officers and men of this Regiment, as stated, only to the few who volunteered for this service. In fact only two of these medals came to Bristol. Until the air-raids on Bristol, where was one of these medals in a case of rare medals in the Bristol Museum. The Chinese lettering on the front of the medal means "Flowery City" which is the Chinese name for the town of Hong Kong. Being a civilian decoration, the men were not allowed to wear the medal on its ribbon.` A Belgian Leopold II Five Franc Coin, mounted within a silver brooch, (2).
Lot 164
A Great War Group of Three to Driver G. W. Percival, Royal Artillery, 1914-15 Star (78419 Dvr. G. W. Percival. R.F.A.), British War and Victory Medals (78419 Dvr. G. W. Percival. R.A.) A Great War Pair to Gunner R. J. Hardman, Royal Artillery, British War and Victory Medals (181795 Gnr. R. J. Hardman. R.A.) 1914-15 Star to Signaller A. A. Golding, Royal Navy (J.11614 A. A. Golding. Sig. R.N.) British War Medal to Gunner W. J. Jones, Royal Artillery (1617 Gnr. W. Jones. R.A.) British War Medal to Private H.G. Wakley, Dorset Regiment (28140 Pte. H. G. Wakley. Dorset. R.) Defence Medal 1939-1945, (lot).
Lot 166
India General Service Medal to Private E. Mansfield, 2nd Battalion Somerset Light Infantry, one clasp Burma 1885-7 (219 Pte. E. Mansfield.2nd. Bn. Som L. I.) British War Medal to Private J. H. Hatherell, Northamptonshire Regiment (3-10895 Pte. J. H. Hatherell. North`n. R.) British Victory Medal to Private A. Richards, Scottish Rifles (239520 Pte. A. Richards. Sco. Rif.) Coronation (Police) Medal 1911 (Metropolitan), (P.C. A. Noad) Special Constabulary Long Service Medal (Robert Caple) Special Constabulary Long Service Medal (Frederick Penhaligon) Croix de Combattant; Valeur et Discipline 1870; Fusiliers Commandos de L`air; Medaille des Evades; French UNC; 1914-17 Croix de Guerre; Republique Francaise Guerre 1939-1945, (13).
Lot 167
A Rare China (Machine Gun Battery) and Great War Group of Three to Sergeant W. A. Frame, Royal Air Force, China Medal 1900 (32272 Dvr. W. Frame. Vickers Maxim Battery), British War and Victory Medals (9275 A. Sgt. W. A. Frame. R.A.F.), mounted for wearing together with related dress miniatures A Great War Group of Three to 2nd Lieutenant G. Brown, 1914-15 Star (49808 2. Cpl. G. Brown. R.E.) British War and Victory Medals (2. Lieut. G. Brown) Provincial - Police- British Columbia, plated shield shaped lapel badge
Lot 168
A Rare Great War Canadian Memorial Cross to Private H. D Smith, 8th Battalion, Canadian Infantry (Manitoba Regiment), (81825 Pte. H. D. Smith), in card box of issue. 81825 Private H. D. Smith, fell on the 26th of September 1916, he has no known grave, but is Remembered with Honour at the Vimy Memorial. A Great War Victory Medal to Sergeant W. Ives, Norfolk Regiment (4150 Sjt. W. Ives. Norf. R.), (2).
Lot 171
Family Group - A Great War Pair to Sapper W. Arber, Royal Engineer, British War and Victory Medals (345818 Spr. W.J.P. Arber. R.E.), together with copy of MIC (Father) A Second World War Group of Four to W. J. P. Arber, 1939-45 Star, Africa Star, Italy Star, War Medal, in inscribed card box of issue `W.J.P.Arber, Esq. 638 Hanworth Road, Hounslow, Middlesex`, (Son), (lot).
Lot 187
A Great War Military Medal Group of Three to Gunner L. Pinnock of the 240th Siege Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery, Military Medal GRV (91425 Gnr. L. Pinnock. 240/SGE. By. R.G.A.), British War and Victory Medals (91425 Gnr. L. Pinnock. R.G.A.), with addressed envelope of issue, extremely fine.
Lot 199
A Great War Royal Navy Group of Four to Able Seaman S. Goff, 1914-15 Star (186662 S. Goff. A.B.R.N.), British War and Victory Medals (186662 S. Goff. A.B.R.N.), Metropolitan Police Coronation Medal 1911 (P.C. S. Goff), together with Princess Mary`s gift card, photograph and silver pencil, (lot).
Lot 202
A Great War Royal Navy Group of Four to Chief Armourer W. Jenkins, 1914-15 Star (341664 W. Jenkins Ch. Amr. R.N.), British War and Victory Medals (341664 W. Jenkins. Ch. Armr. R.N.), Long Service and Good Conduct Medal, GRV, (341664 William Jenkins. Ch. Armr. H.M.S. Berwick), mounted for wearing A 1914-15 Star to W. J. Harris, Mercantile Fleet Auxiliary (W.J. Harris. Fmn. M.F.A.), (lot).
Lot 204
A Great War Group of Four to Corporal F. W. Napleton, Army Service Corps, 1914-15 Star (S4-065108 Pte. F. W. Napleton. A.S.C.), British War and Victory Medals (S4-065108 Cpl. F. W. Napleton. A.S.C.), Special Constabulary Long Service and Good Conduct Medal, G.V.R. (Frederick Napleton), very fine if not better.
Lot 206
A Great War Group of Six to Warrant Officer 1st Class T. O`Callaghan, Royal Artillery/Royal Garrison Artillery, 1914-15 Star (19456. Sjt. T. O`Callaghan. R.G.A.), British War and Victory Medals (19456. Sjt. T. O`Callaghan. R.A.), India Medal, one clasp, Waziristan 1921-24, (1402023 W. O. Cl.1. T. J. O`Callaghan. R.A.), Long Service and Good Conduct Medal, GRV, (1402023 W. O. Cl. II. T. J. O`Callaghan. R.G.A.), Army Meritorious Service Medal, GRVI (1402023 W. O. Cl. 1. T. J. O`Callaghan. R.A.), mounted for wearing, very fine if not better.
Lot 209
A Second World War RAF Casualty Group of Three to Pilot Officer A. F. Phillips, 83rd Squadron, Royal Air Force Reserve, 1939-45 Star, Air Crew Europe Star, War Medal 1939-45, in card box of issue, together with related paperwork. 87413 Pilot Officer Anthony Frank Phillips, 83 Squadron, Royal Air Force Reserve, died on the 7th of April 1941 aged 21. Son of Frederick Henry and Edith Eva Phillips of Putney Heath, London, he is Remembered with Honour at the Runnymeade Memorial. 83 Squadron flew Hampden Bombers, based at Scampton Lincolnshire. The Squadron flew operational sorties on Berlin, and were involved with the attacks on the Scharnhorst, Tirpitz and Von Scheer. On the night of 6/7th April 1941 Hampden X2899 OL-D was lost without trace, on a mine lying off Brittany & Frisians, with crew of P/O A. E. Jackson DFM, P/O A F Phillips, Sgt. W A Foster and Sgt M A Hollingshead.
Lot 213
A Well Documented Second World War Military Cross Group of Five to Major S.C.W. Young, 7th Battalion, Somerset Light Infantry, Mortally Wounded at `The Island` - `Operation Market Garden`, 23rd September 1944, Military Cross, GRVI GRI, (1944), in case of issue, 1939-45 Star, France & Germany Star, Defence Medal, War Medal 1939-1945, together with related photographs, paperwork and a silver-plated tankard, inscribed `To 2nd Lieut. S.C.W.Young O.C. Detachment. B. coy. 7th Bn. S.L.I. from N.C.O.`s and men. 19th October 1939` 90837 Major Sydney Charles Wayman Young MC was killed in action on Saturday 23rd of September 1944, aged 30, Son of Edward and Annie Young; Husband of Beatrice Young of Yeovil, Somerset, he is Remembered with Honour at the Jonkerbos War Cemetery, Nijmegen 22nd September `Dawn broke on the 22nd September with a heavy mist hanging over the Waal. Profiting by it, two troops of the 2 Household Cavalry Regiment, succeeded in slipping through by way of the Bund to the Neder Rijn. The third troop, however, clashed with an enemy tank which knocked out the leading armoured car and incidentally drove Brigader Essame in his Jeep, off the Bund. Closely behind came the Vanguard Company, D Company of the 7 Somerset Light Infantry, under Major Sidney Young, followed by the remainder of the battalion. Enemy Infantry and a tank now came to life on the southern fringes of the village of Oosterhout and pinned the leading platoon to the ground. Major Sidney Young in making his reconnaissance was mortally wounded. Thus passed one of the best and bravest company commanders of a Division even more than usually fortunate in the high standards of officers of his rank`. Military Cross Citation - Major S.C.W. Young, 7 Som Li On 2 Jul 44 at Tourville this officer led a composite battle patrol of infantry, carriers, Anti-Tank Guns and 3-inch Mortars to obtain information of enemy disposition in Verson and Jemeaux. Throughout the operation he showed great initiative and skill in handling the force under his command and penetrating 3 miles into enemy territory, obtained valuable information of concealed enemy MG and Mortar emplacements which had been harassing our own positions. in addition to wounding or killing six of the enemy, the patrol was able to give information which subsequently enabled our troops to be more suitably disposed for a forthcoming operation. Throughout the operation his confidence and personal bravery inspired his men in accomplishing a bold venture with outstanding success.
Lot 214
A Rare Second World War Normandy Operations D.S.M. to Able Seaman D. E. Halladay, Royal Navy, Distinguished Service Medal, G.VI.R. (A.B. D.E. Halladay C/JX. 353658), extremely fine Decorated for the recovery and destruction of an enemy torpedo in the `Juno` anchorage, as a crew member of Landing Craft Gun (Large) No.1 he almost certainly went on to further actions in the assault on Walcheren in November 1944, when No. 1 sank.
Lot 226
Set World War II & Later RAF Medals awarded to Sergeant WA Prior RAF no. 1454618 inc. 1939/45 Star, Africa Star with North Africa 42/43 bar, Italy Star, Defence Medal, 39/45 Medal, Campaign Service Medal with Radfan bar & South Arabia bar & Royal Air Force Long Service & Good Conduct Medal with crown & wing bar, 7 RAF Cap Badge, Sergeant`s Flashes, International Prisoner of War Medal in box, Veterans Badge, Chromed Buttons, Various Small Enamelled Badges, Cufflinks, White Gloves, Photographs World War II Recruits etc.
Lot 357
Literature – Louisa M Alcott^ American author^ slavery abolitionist and suffrage activist a finely carved walnut lady’s hand mirror^ inscribed to verso ‘Louisa Alcott^ from Rhyden Boyce^ Georgetown 1862-63 Incl[usive]’ Approx 320x160mm. Provenance: The item comes with a letter dated September 16th 1939 from Miss E Hayes of Manchester which states: ‘This small hand mirror was once the property of the famous American authoress Luisa May Alcott. ‘I inherited it from my late uncle Peter Richardson who descendants were active in the abolitionist movement in the USA and who were friends with her. It was made by Rhyden Boyce^ a Unionist soldier whom she nursed during the American Civil War. You can make out the inscription on the reverse. It also has her initials carved in the top scrolle. My uncle’s family actually did personal work for Miss Alcott even after she became quite famous even including her personal washing.’ Together with a WWII medal issued to Miss Hayes and a photograph of her in WWII uniform
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