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Lot 355
Nine: ORDER of ST. JOHN (Officers breast badge), 1939-45 STAR, FRANCE & GERMANY STAR, DEFENCE MEDAL, WAR MEDAL, GENERAL SERVICE MEDAL 1918-62, 1 Clasp"Malaya" (Major E.D. Smeeden R.E.), CORONATION MEDAL 1953, JUBILEE MEDAL 1977, KADAH DISTINGUISHED SERVICE STAR (Major E.D. Smeeden 20.2.59). Note! All medals unnamed as issued unless shown and court mounted as worn. Group sold with the following items and ephemera. 1) Miniature group of seven (Order of St. John and Jubilee 1977 medals missing). 2) Two boxed commemorative medallions celebrating the 100th year history of the Royal Monmouth Royal Engineers Militia, 1896-1996. 3) Pair 9ct gold Cufflinks with R.M.R.E. monogram (boxed) 4) 9ct gold Signet Ring with R.M.R.E. monogram seal 5) Photograph Album with images taken at the Regimental Dinner of the 30th March 1974 to mark the passing of the County of Monmouthshire and the Borough of Monmouth 6) Books: Illustrated History of the S.A.S., Royal Monmouthshire Royal Engineers (Militia) 1908-1969, Militiamen & Sappers (History of the R.M.R.E. Militia) 1896-1996 7) Car Mascot - Bolt on bumper type in chrome and enamel by J.R. Gaunt, London with badge motif for the R.M.R.E. Militia 8) Pair of Royal Monmouthshire Decanters with engraved R.E crest Footnote: Lt. Col. Edward Douglas Smeeden R.E. (1920-2005). Appointed Honorary Colonel, Royal Monmouthshire Royal Engineers (Militia). T.A.V.R. on 1st April 1972 until 1st July 1987. Ex President and Member of the R.E.A. Monmouth Branch. Ex Deputy Lieutenant.
Lot 273
An incomplete group of of three medals, to 1694 and 280199 Pte G Poulter, 4th London Regiment, including 1914-15 Star, Victory Medal 1914-19 and The Territorial Efficiency Medal (inscribed to Pt G Poulter MM, 4th London Regiment) (3). Provenance: Pte Poulter is listed in The London Gazette 23 July 1919 as having been awarded the Military Medal
Lot 274
A Group of six medals, to 19894 Sgt J T Lambley RFA including The Military Medal, The British War Medal 1914-19, The Victory Medal, The 1939-45 Star, The War Medal 1939-45, and the Service Medal of The Order of St John (6). Provenance: A copy of the 5th Supplement to The London Gazette dated Tuesday 11th February 1919 detailing the award of the MM to Sgt J T Lambley is included
Lot 278
Distinguished Conduct Medal, to 206128 Pte A. Mitchell 6 East Kent Regiment (The Buffs). London Gazette 2nd Dec 1919 - He was company runner during operations near Vendhuile on 30th September, 1918 and 1st October. Whilst on his way to deliver a message he came upon a concreted enemy machine gun. He promptly rushed the gun and killed two men and the remainder of the garrison, three men surrendered to him. Later on when delivering another message to a flank company he had to bomb his way down a trench which he succeeded in doing and thereby established communication at a very critical period. He showed the greatest gallantry and did splendid work
Lot 281
India General Service Medal, to Captain O G R Barnes, Royal West Kent Regiment with clasps for Afghanistan NWF 1919, Waziristan 1919-21 and Waziristan 1921-24. Provenance: Ormsby George Robins Barnes was born in Christchurch New Zealand in 1890 to British parents. He joined the Royal West Kent Regiment in Dublin in 1912 but spent the bulk of his military service in India and on the North West Frontier. Recalled to military service in WWII rising to the rank of Lt Colonel in 1943
Lot 801
A group of three World War I medals to 9058 A.Cpl. W.Broughton. Lincs R with an Edward VII Coronation medallion and a Services Rendered for King and Empire badge, framed, one other World War I Victory Medal to 242388 Pte M.R. Broughton Linc. R., other commemorative badges and medallions and a trench art knife and fork
Lot 112
A GEORGE VI DISTINGUISHED FLYING MEDAL IND. IMP. VERSION TO 1237627 F/SGT. G.W. HOOPER R.A.F., g.v.f, ribbon slightly worn in centre, Flight Sergeant Geoffrey Welling Hooper was employed as an Air Bomber on Wellington Aircraft in 70 Squadron R.A.F at the time of recommendation he had completed 33 operational sorties over 205 hours flying as an Air Bomber, taking part in attacks on Airfields, Docks and communications in Tunisia, Sicily and Italy and was responsible for the illumination during the successful attack on the Torpedo Works at Fiume, sold with copies of the original recommendation, citation and press statement
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