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Click here to subscribeA WWI Casualty medal group awarded to 6778 Private J Barnett of the Cheshire Regiment comprising 1914 star, Great War medal, Great War for Civilisation medal and death plaque for James Barnett. Private Barnett was killed on the 22nd October 1914 and his memorial is at Le Touret Memorial panel 13 (his body was not found), together with some research (Illustrated).
A WWI Gallantry group awarded to 291395 Sergeant G Tomlinson of the 1st Battalion of the Cheshire Regiment comprising Military medal, Great War medal and Great War for Civilisation medal together with original packet of issue (possibly a relation of F Tomlinson who was awarded two medals) (3) (Illustrated).
A WWI Casualty group awarded to 24457 Lance Corporal E Arnold of the Cheshire Regiment, comprising 1914-15 star, Great War medal, Great War for Civilisation medal and Edwin Arnold`s death plaque. Lance Corporal Arnold was killed on the 13th May 1916 and his memorial is at Kirkee 1914-18 Memorial face C. The Kirkee Memorial commemorated more than 1800 servicemen who died in India during WWI and who are buried in Civil Canton cemeteries in India and Pakistan. This lot is accompanied by some research (Illustrated).
A framed montage of WWI medals awarded to 31614 Bombardier A Siddall of the Royal Garrison Artillery, comprising 1914-15 star, Great War medal, Great War for Civilisation medal with mention in Despatches with oak leaf clasp, Valeur at Discipline French medal, Royal Garrison Artillery shoulder flashes, Royal Artillery badge, Sergeant stripes together with a photograph of Bombardier Siddall, framed and glazed (Illustrated).
A WWI medal group awarded to 315417 Private W Stanway of the Tank Corps, comprising Great War medal and Great War for Civilisation medal, also in this lot is a collection of Masonic medals, commemoration of the coronation of His Majesty the King Edward VII medal, silver medal for the East Lancashire Masonic Benevolent Institution dated 1925, an army service book for Robert Carson, a parchment certificate of character on discharge for William Swingyard of the Lancashire Regiment Fusiliers and two Royal Field Artillery cloth badges etc.
A cased Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Liberation of Kuwait medal, collection of WWI and later badges comprising Cheshire Regiment, North Staffordshire Regiment, Dorsetshire Regiment etc, also two pamphlet books from the WWII period relating to the Fleet Air Arm and Bomber Command, a certificate relating to the award of a NATO medal for the operations in relation to the former Yugoslavia and a copy of Spinks catalogue of British orders and decorations and medals with valuations.
A WWI casualty group awarded to 11509 Private J Clowes of the Manchester Regiment comprising 1914-15 Star, British War medal, War for Civilisation medal. Private Clowes was killed on the 23rd July 1916 and is buried Thiepval Memorial, peer and face 13A and 14C. This lot is accompanied by some postcards from Private Clowes to his wife and a letter from the record office regarding his medal awards, together with some research.
Group of medals for QM & Lieu W G Luke (Great War) of the Wiltshire Regiment consisting of India Medal with clasps for Punjab Frontier 1897-88, Tirah 1897-88 and a loose clasp Frontier 1897-8 Queen`s South Africa medal with clasps for S Africa 1902, Transvaal, Orange Free State. First World War medals: British War Medal & Victory Medal. Also included are two India Temperance Medals.
First World War & two Gloucester Regiment bravery medal group with miniatures made out to 1909 Sgt C Lovell Glouc Yeo". Eventually promoted toMajor. (We believe Major Lovell may have received his bravery award towards the end of the war where he lost his leg. He went on to become Mayor of Gloucester. He started his career in the Gloucester Yeomanry watch - and wooden stationery box with engraved plaque "To Major Charles Lovell from the officers CSM and CQMS of A Company 5th Glos Battn HG 3rd December 1944". The box contains two brass RGH brass badges."
A WWII 1940 9ct gold "40 Club" Ministry of Aircraft Production Commemorative medal, presented to Sir Francis Brake, in original sphinx case, 89grams Note: Sir Francis Brake was a director of Standard Telephones and Cables. In 1940 he was appointed by Winston Churchill to the Ministry of Aircraft Production as Controller of Construction and Regional Services.
A Victorian silvery gilt metal pendant medal with leaf cast mounts engraved to back and front “Gained by Alexander Smith of Banff - School of Anatomy, 1 Surgeon Square, Edinburgh, Session 1843-1844”, 2.25ins x 1.75in (lacking hallmark), and a small selection of items relating to the Smith Family, comprising - leather cloth covered double photograph frame, two volumes of hymns, and a pair of photographic portraits of a lady and gentleman contained in gilt oval frames, 17ins x 12ins (overpainted)
A late Victorian 9ct gold fob “Anerley Bicycle Club - Time Medal awarded to E.M. Bowden, 153 Miles in 12 Hours on Road 1896” (weight 10 grammes), one other 9ct gold fob “Wolverhampton Floral Fete Cycle Polo 1907” (weight 6 grammes), both in fitted leather cases, and a selection of other medallions, medals and badges, etc, all relating to cycling
Set of 6 World War II & Later Medals Awarded to 1451956 W.O.CL.1.E.A.JONES.REME inc. 1939/45 Star, France & Germany star, defence Medal 1939/45 Medal, general Long Service Medal with Palestine Bar 1945/48 Territorial Efficient Service Medal & Set of Mess Medals & Complete Set of Parade Medals & Spare Ribbon
Victorian Campaign Medals Awarded To 6291? Gunner LMc Lerie C Battalion 4th Brigade Royal Artillery Afghanistan Medal 1878/79/80 (no ribbon), Queens South Africa Medal 1899/1900 with 3 bars Driefontein Pardeberg Cape Colony with ribbon, China Medal 1900, Victorian coin engraved with interwoven initials & small RA badge & South Africa 1900 Victorian Gift Box
MEMORABILIA A large box containing a wide variety of ephemera to include: club magazines; fanzines; videos; Man Utd official binders; Rothmans; books; team sheets; newspapers; Sainsburys The Official England Squad Medal Collection 1998; annuals; Goal (60s) and Football Monthly (50s) magazines; modern programmes; Nationwide Reviews; and more. Worth a sort through. Good
MEDALS-WITTON ALBION Three medals, Cheshire FA medal 1905 inscribed " W.Sutton Northwich and District 1904-05", complete with case. The second medal in original case is inscribed "Warrington Observer Cup 1898 Witton Albion W.Sutton Winners" ( silver and hall-marked). The third medal also in original case ( Crewe and District FA 1901-02inscribed on case), is also silver hall-marked and is inscribed W.A.F.C + N and D C.C W.Sutton, presumably also relates to Witton Albion. All medals are silver. Good
A Great War and Second World War Australian Service Group of Four to Private A.C. Veale, Gloucestershire Regiment British War and Victory medals (23805 Pte. A.C. Veale., Glouc. R.), War Medal and Australian Service Medal, silver (W27479 A.C. Veale), good very fine, with a silver Gloucestershire Regiment cap badge and an Old Contemptibles Association badge (6)
A group of four to Lance Corporal H. Lycett, Coldstream Guards General Service Medal 1918-62, one clasp, Palestine (2656694. Gdsmn. H. Lycett. C.Gds.), France and Germany Star, Defence and War Medals, good very fine (mounted in this order), card box addressed to Mr H. Lycett, 101 St Georges Road, Aldershot with transmission slip and service papers 2656694 Lance Corporal Horace Lycett born 23.2.1916, enlisted with the 2nd Battalion, Coldstream Guards 1934, discharged 1946
A group of four to Bombardier J.S. Roebuck, Royal Artillery Korea 1951-53, 1st `Britt:Omn:` type (19043817 Gnr. J.S. Roebuck. R.A.), United Nations Medal for Korea, General Service Medal 1918-62, E.II.R., one clasp, Malaya (19043817 Bdr. J.S. Roebuck. R.A.), General Service Medal 1962-2007, one clasp, Borneo (19043817 Bdr. J.S. Roebuck. R.A.), generally good very fine (4)
A casualty group to Fusilier C.A. Paskell, Royal Welch Fusiliers 1939-1945 Star, Burma Star and War Medal, extremely fine, with original card packaging addressed to Mrs M. Paskell, 70 Glamorgan Street, Canton, Cardiff, and condolence transmission slip (3) 14271429 Charles Alfred Paskell, served during the Second World War with 2nd Battalion, Royal Welch Fusiliers, died 10.5.1944, Paskell is buried in Chittagong War Cemetery, Bangladesh
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