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Lot 263
Four: Military Medal, 1914-15 trio, 47728 Spr. J.W. Peters, Royal Engineers MILITARY MEDAL (47728 Spr J.W. Peters 21/D.S. Coy R.E), 1914-15 STAR (47728 Spr. J.W. Peters R.E), BRITISH WAR and VICTORY MEDALS (47728 Spr. J.W. Peters R.E). Born: East Hartlepool, County Durham. To France 22/12/15. Killed in Action 28th May 1918 and buried Hermonville Cemetery, France. M.M. London Gazette 21st October 1918 Copies M.I.C. & L.G. page 12413 included. Relative of: 312 Gnr. A. Peters Northumberland Batt. R.F.A.
Lot 266
Four: 1914-15 trio + Imperial Service Medal GVI, 72147 Dvr. C. Shaw, Royal Field Artillery. 1914-15 STAR (72147 Dvr. C. Shaw. R.F.A), BRITISH WAR and VICTORY MEDALS (72147 Dvr. C. Shaw R.A), IMPERIAL SERVICE MEDAL GVI (Crowned bust "FID:DEF" 1949-52 circular type) Impressed on rim (Clement Shaw), in Royal Mint case of issue. To France 13/7/15 Entitled to Silver War Badge. Copy of M.I.C. included. Brother of: R-1002 Pte. T. Shaw. Kings Royal Rifle Corps.
Lot 267
Two: Imperial Service Medals to Orchard Family (believed to be father & son) a) GV Imperial Service Medal GV (1911-1920 silver plaque and bronze star type). Engraved to reverse (Frederick Orchard), in Elkington & Co. Ltd case of issue. b) Imperial Service Medal GVI (Crowned bust "INDIAE: IMP" 1938-48 circular type) Impressed on rim (Frederick Philip Orchard), in Royal Mint case of issue.
Lot 502
Hendrik Willem Mesdag (1831-1915) Fishing boats moored offshore signed HW Mesdag bottom left watercolour 43 x 60cm. Hendrik Willem Mesdag (1831-1915) was born in Groningen. He was encouraged to paint by his father, the banker Klaus Mesdag, and studied under William Roelofs in Brussels and in 1968 moved to The Hague to paint the sea. In 1870 he won a gold medal at the Paris Salon for The Breakers of The North Sea. Between 1880-1881 he worked on a commission from a Belgian company to paint a panorama. This resulted in `Panorama Mesdag`, an epic painting 14 metres high by 120 metres around. Elected chairman of The Hague Society in 1889. In 1903 he gave his house at Laan van Meerderwot and his collection of paintings to the Netherlands; the house is now the Mesdag Museum.
Lot 270
SECOND WORLD WAR UN-NAMED MEDAL GROUP, comprising 39-45 Star, Africa Star, Italy Star and 39-45 War Medal. Together with an assorted collection of other military insignia including gilded helmet plate, gilt metal helmet chin strap, various buttons, two pairs of silver plated epaulets by John Jones Regent Street and a silver braid pair of epaulets in Japanned metal fitted box, American insignia etc. Also George VI and Queen Elizabeth coronation medal.
Lot 271
FIRST WORLD WAR MEDAL DUO, Private AT Bury, Machine Gun Corps 1914-18 War Medal and 1914-19 Victory Medal. Together with two photographs of the recipient and one volume History and Memoir of the 33rd Battalion Machine Gun Corps and of the 19th 98th, 100th and 248th Machine Gun Company`s, written and illustrated by members of the Battalion. A limited edition volume 16 number 238 of 1600.
Lot 149
A World War I Casualty Medal Group awarded to 20683 Private T Stockley of the Welsh Regiment comprising 1914-15 Star, 1914-18 Medal, Great War for Civilisation Medal, together with Death Plaque for Thomas Stockley, also included with this lot is a framed locket with a photograph of Thomas Stockley and William Stockley, Thomas Stockley was killed on the 9th April 1918 and is buried at Beuvry Communal Cemetery Extension, Grave Memorial III.A.8 also included in this lot is Thomas` brother 20684 Private William Stockley of the Welsh Regiments Medal Group comprising 1914-15 Star, 1914-18 Medal, Great War for Civilisation Medal, William Stockley`s birth certificate, and Active Service Testament, together with some research (illustrated)
Lot 150
A World War II and later medal group awarded to 786320 Gunner Frederick Wilkinson of the Royal Artillery comprising 1939-45 Star, 1939-45 Medal, Defence Medal, Burma Star, Queen Elizabeth II for Faithful Service in the Special Constabulary Medal, together with various Royal Artillery flashes, badges, Army Certificate of Education Second Class, family photographs, Sargent stripes etc
Lot 235
Elizabeth II, Silver Proofs (2), Crown, 1980 and Alderney, Five-Pounds, 2002; U.S.A., Dollar, 1922; Spain, 5-Pesetas, 1882; Chrysanthemum Society Silver Medal; together with a quantity of pre-1947 silver coinage, approx 65ozs, including a Bristol Halfcrown, 1697 and a few better pieces. Varied state. (lot)
Lot 239
Loyal Whitechapel Volunteers, engraved silver "Best Shot" Medal, 1809, radiant crown over fasces, crossed flags and armorial shields (of the donors), rev engraved inscription, "In the fiftieth Year of the reign of George the Third this Medal was presented by Lieut Coll Hardy and Major Coope of the Loyal White Chapel Volunteers to George Mackley the Best Shot, 1st Battalion Compy", 69mm, suspension loop and ring, London Hallmark, makers T. Phipps and E. Robinson. Good very fine. £150-200 A similar medal is recorded by D. Hastings Irwin, War Medals and Decorations, London 1899, p. 286, this awarded to "James Milner … Light Company".
Lot 240
The Battle of Belleisle or Quiberon Bay, Admiral Hawke`s Victory, silver medal, 1759, by James Kirk, to the order of the Society of Arts and Commerce, Britannia seated on a sea-horse, armed with trident and shield, rev figures of Night and Tempest shield Britain from an attacking France, 40mm (MI 706/441; MH 364). Very fine and scarce. Admiral Edward Hawke (1705-1781). His victory at Quiberon Bay prevented an invasion by the French. The medal was formerly (Hawkins) attributed to be the work of Thomas Pingo.
Lot 378
India General Service Medal, George V with Afghanistan NWF 1919 Bar - Awarded to 43153 Private J. Holmes, Leicestershire Regiment, British War Medal and Victory Metal - Awarded to L-29117 Gunner P.A. Smith, Royal Artillery, a German Service Medal, Faithful Service and a Special Constabulary Medal - Awarded to Thomas E. Smith, a War Medal 1939-1945, Defence Medal, Atlantic Star and 1939-1945 Star, all framed in a glazed and stained wood case.
Lot 390
Medals: Queen`s South Africa Medal with South Africa 1901, South Africa 1902, Transvaal and Orange Free State Bars, 1914 Star, British War Medal and Victory Medal, all Awarded to 4680 Private E.R. Neill, 8th Hussars, with Transfer to Reserves Certificate, letters, Unit Register Card and other ephemera.
Lot 725
Railway and transport ephemera: particularly concerned with BR line closures, 1955-1965 - including correspondence with BR, maps, timetables pages, Bristol Division Working Timetable 1964, railway tickets including Meon Valley Line (closed 1955), BR Train Register Book from Three Cocks Signal Box, London Transport bus timetables, 1940s, and books about railways, including Dean’s Gold Medal Series No. 64 Railway Picture Book, Ian Allan books and railway history (a lot)
Lot 396
Erhard Schn Portrait of Albrecht Durer in profile Erhard Schn Portrait of Albrecht Durer in profile after Matthes Gebel`s portrait medal [Bartsch 156; Meder p. 240; Hollstein (Durer School) 32] c.1528-29 woodcut 300 x 260mm. coat-of-arms with Durer`s monogram and date 1527 upper left unframed Condition report: upper right corner torn and missing with a tear at the left corner and further tears and sheet loss at edges spotting.
Lot 342
Football - LIVERPOOL (Stig Inge Bjornebye). A signed club shirt, by Adidas, size 42/44", numbered `20`, named `Bjornebye`, and with ink signature to upper right chest area, framed and glazed in a double-sided frame, overall 75cm x 64cm. Note: Stig Inge Bjornebye (B.1969) was a Norwegian left-back who played for Strommen (1987-88), Kongsvinger (1989-92), Rosenborg (1992), Liverpool (1992-2000), and Blackburn Rovers (2000-03), before a training ground accident brought his playing career to a premature end. He was part of the Liverpool team that won the League (Coca-Cola) Cup in 1994-95, and picked up a second winner`s medal when Blackburn triumphed in the League (Worthington) Cup in 2001-02.
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