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Click here to subscribeLocal, LONDON, Merchant Taylors’ School, a silver award medal, unsigned, rev. named (G.E. Montgomery-Smith 1921), 48mm, 57.50g; Parmiter’s School, Bethnal Green, a silver award medal, unsigned, rev. named (Awarded to N. Green London Matriculation 1st Division 1904), 50mm, 62.55g; together with 20th century silver awards (2), from East Ham and Walthamstow, both 44mm, 38.90g, 41,40g [4]. Very fine to extremely fine, first fire-blackened £120-£150
Local, CAMBRIDGESHIRE, Cambridge University, silver award medals (2) by Munsey, arms, rev. named (C.U. Hockey League Jesus College, Winners, R.H. Corbett 1911-12), 38mm, 27.50g, unsigned, rev. named (1/4 Mile 1st, W.S. Masterman, Christ’s), 41mm, 24.10g; Oxford & Cambridge University, Boxing & Fencing Competition, a silver award medal by J. Pinches, rev. named (G.B. Carlisle Worcester College Foils 2nd String March 1902), 48mm, 54.10g; Oxford University, Boxing Club, a silver award medal by A. Clark & Co. Ltd., rev. named (Heavyweight Winner D.L. Graham Dublin University 1929), 38mm, 32.50g [4]. Very fine to extremely fine £80-£100
Local, YORKSHIRE, Harrogate, silver award medals (2), Ashville College, instruments of learning, rev. named (Classics 1897 H.H. Whaite), 44mm, 46.30g; Western College, arms, rev. named (Max. Marks Form 11, F.W. Nunneley 1897), 38mm, 32.55g; Richmond School, a silver gilt award medal, unsigned, facade of school, rev. wreath, edge named (II Jun. MDCCCLVII Potenter et Pudenter Rob. C. Yeoman Orat Lat), 40mm, 29.40g [3]. Very fine to extremely fine, last pierced for suspension £70-£90
HUNGARY, Franz Joseph I, 1915, a bronze medal by R. Neuberger, set in an enamelled border, 65mm; Coronation of Charles IV, 1916, a bronze medal by H. Kautsch, set in an enamelled border dated 1917, 65mm; Coronation of Zita, 1916, a bronze medal by H. Kautsch, set in an enamelled border dated 1917, 65mm [3]. Very fine or better, rare £200-£300
Local, LONDON, Blackheath College, Lewisham, Couldery Medal, a silver award, unsigned, named (The Second Prize…was obtained by Edward Burnip Newgill, number of marks 60807, Christmas 1888), 45mm, 30.20g; Dulwich, Alleyn’s School, a silver award medal, unsigned, rev. named (V.F. Dunstan Class I, M i, 1/2M i Chase i 100. 2, hallmarked Birmingham 1925, 38mm, 24.40g; Kilburn, St Paul’s Sunday School, a silver award medal, unsigned, rev. named (Jack Gothard), 32mm, 13.70g; Uxbridge, County School, a silver award medal by Vaughton, rev. named (1912 M. Greening 440 Yds), 32mm, 17.33g [4]. Very fine to extremely fine £80-£100
Medals (6) of 7560 (17028) Serjeant David Llewellyn Lilley of the Welsh Regiment. Queen's South Africa Medal with clasps 'South Africa 1902', 'South Africa 1901', 'Orange Free State', 'Cape Colony', 'Transvaal', British War Medal 1914-1920, Allied Victory Medal 1914-1918, Swansea Fire Brigade Competition Medal 1912, and Swansea Fire Brigade Competition Medal 1913. A resident of Sketh, Swansea. Served as a Cadet Volunteer in the Boer War. Re-enlisted on 26th September 1914. Landed in France on 2nd December 1915 with 14th Battalion, Welsh Regiment. Medically evacuated from 3rd General Hospital aboard Hospital Ship 'Dieppe' to the United Kingdom on 31st March 1916. Discharged on 16th August 1916.
Medals (2) of G-10532 Private Francis George Jackson of The Queen's Regiment. British War Medal 1914-1920, and Allied Victory Medal 1914-1918. Served with 8th Battalion, The Queen's Royal West Surrey Regiment, transferring to 1st Battalion, The Queen's Royal West Surrey Regiment and then 7th Battalion, The Queen's Royal West Surrey Regiment.
Medals (3) of 269713 (488440) Pioneer Arthur Chantry R.E. Queen's South Africa Medal with the clasps 'Transvaal' 'Wittebergen', 'Driefontein', 'Paardeberg' and 'Cape Colony', British War Medal 1914-1920, and Allied Victory Medal 1914-1918. A resident of Peterborough. Enlisted on 24th October 1888 into the Royal Regiment of Artillery. After initial training at the Depot RA he was posted on 8th September 1890 to India and joined 34th Battery R.A. Transferred to the Army Reserve on 24 th October 1895. Recalled to the Colours on 4th December 1899 and served in the Boer War with the 82nd Battery, Royal Field Artillery, as a Gunner (69199). Returned to England on 27th June 1901 and medically discharged on 23rd October 1901. Re-enlisted on 9th September 1914 and joined Railway Troops, Royal Engineers. Compulsory transferred on 22nd February 1918 to the Labour Corps and saw further service in Salonika. Discharged 23rd January 1919.
Medals (3) of 16370 Private Richard Greening of the Devonshire Regiment. 1914-1915 Star, British War Medal 1914-1920, and Allied Victory Medal 1914-1918. Landed in France on 1st October 1915 with 8th Battalion, Devonshire Regiment. Also saw service with both 1st Battalion, Devonshire Regiment and 2nd Battalion, Devonshire Regiment. Discharged on 11th March 1919.
Medals (3) of 26659 Private Charles Taylor of the Cheshire Regiment. 1914-1915 Star, British War Medal 1914-1920, and Allied Victory Medal 1914-1918. A resident of Rock Ferry, Cheshire and employee of Lever Brothers. Enlisted on 31st May 1915. Posted on 9th September 1915 to 2nd Battalion, Cheshire Regiment. Landed in France to proceed to the Mediterranean Expeditionary Force on 10th September 1915. Arrived in Alexandria on 30th October 1915. Embarked ship for Salonika on 21st November 1916. Reported missing in action on 15th April 1918. Held as a prisoner of War in Bulgaria from 15th April 1918 until 31st October 1918. Repatriated to England on 17th November 1918. Demobilised on 18th February 1919.
British War Medal 1914-1920 of 22790 Private Benjamin Bennett of the Welsh Regiment.Native and resident of Penclawdd, Glamorganshire. Enlisted in Swansea. Landed in France on 24th March 1915. Killed in action whilst serving with 9th Battalion, the Welsh Regiment on 6th July 1916. Previously wounded in action with 1st Battalion, the Welsh Regiment in September 1915 and admitted to 86th Field Ambulance RAMC.
Medals (8) of 565324 Flight Sergeant Jack Frederick Cole B.E.M. R.A.F. British Empire Medal, India General Service Medal with Clasp 'North West Frontier 1937-39', 1939-1945 Star, Atlantic Star, Burma Star, Defence Medal 1939-1945, War Medal 1939-1945, ERII General Service Medal with Clasp 'Malaya', and Long Service & Good Conduct Medal with Clasp. Sold with photographs and service papers. Native of Gloucester. Enlisted on 20th January 1931 to serve until 26th October 1947, then extended his service until 12th August 1952. His award of the British Empire Medal was announced in the King's Birthday Honours List of 8th June 1950, being earned on active service in Malaya. Finally employed as a Sergeant Instructor for the Far East Flying Boat Wing at R.A.F. Seletar.
British War Medal 1914-1920 of 13858 Private Wilfred Witts of 9th Battalion, Welsh Regiment.Resident of Clyne, near Neath, South Wales. Enlisted on 2nd September 1914. Landed in France on 19th July 1915 with 9th Battalion, Welsh Regiment, later transferred to 1st Battalion, Welsh Regiment. Discharged from Welsh Regiment Depot, Shrewsbury 29th October 1919.
Crimea Medal with the clasp 'Sebastopol' of Lieutenant Thomas Burchall Hollway of the 21st Regiment of Foot. Commissioned as Ensign from the Royal Military College on 10th August 1854. Appointed to Lieutenant without purchase on 12th January 1855. Purchased his Captaincy, on 29th April 1859 with 21st Foot. Died at Portsmouth on 1st September 1864. A memorial tablet to Hollway can be found in St. Peter's Church, Gunby, East Lindsey, Lincolnshire.
Medals (6) of G. Howells R.N. 1939-1945 Star, Africa Star, Italy Star, France & Germany Star, Defence Medal 1939-1945, and War Medal 1939-1945. To be sold with Admiralty printed slip and box.The box is addressed to Mr G Howells, 48 Garden Suburbs, Trumsaron, Near Kidwilly, Carmarthen, South Wales by the Director of Navy Accounts, Foxhill, Bath.
British War Medal 1914-1920 of 13984 Private Alexander Smith of the Manchester Regiment.Re-enlisted at the Depot on 17th November 1914 aged 32, and admitted prior service in the 5th Battalion, Manchester Regiment (T.F.) Joined 1st Battalion, Manchester Regiment in France on 4th May 1915. He returned to the Depot on 8th July 1915 and was attached for duty in a Plating Factory in Manchester. Discharged surplus to military requirements on 1st January 1919.
Medals (3) of 351275 Sick Berth Steward Frederick Thomas Hall M.S.M. R.N. Allied Victory Medal 1914-1918, Defence Medal 1939-1945, and War Medal 1939-1945. Sold with box and letters of introduction dated 1923, 1924 and 1925.Initially served from 1st June 1903 until 13th August 1919. Awarded a Meritorious Service Medal on 18th February 1919 for his service at Mudros for the Aegean Squadron. Served with the Black Sea fleet. His Second World War medals were posted to 105 Queen Alexandra Road, Salisbury, Wiltshire by the Director of Navy Accounts, Foxhill, Bath.
Medals (3) of 1473 Private James William Mulley of the Essex Regiment. 1914-1915 Star, British War Medal 1914-1920, and Allied Victory Medal 1914-1918. Native of Springfield, Essex. Enlisted on 22nd March 1912 into 5th Battalion, Essex Regiment, Territorial Force. Embodied on 5th August 1914. Landed in Gallipoli on 9 th August 1915. Returned to the United Kingdom on 9th January 1916 with enteric fever. Posted on 14th April 1916 to 3rd/5th Battalion, Essex Regiment and soon after to 2nd Battalion, and then to 10th Battalion, Essex Regiment. Posted on 5th July 1918 to 11th Battalion, Essex Regiment. On 24 th July 1918 diagnosed at a Casualty Clearing Station with neurasthenia. He was medically evacuated with a gunshot wound to his left arm and shrapnel in his hand on 10th August 1918. Discharged on 4th October 1918.
VR Long Service and Good Conduct Medal of 658 Serjeant Alexander Thomson R.A.Discharged from 2nd Division Depot Brigade, Royal Artillery in Woolwich on 11th July 1876. Served for 21 years 10 months including 1 year 8 months in Halifax, and 8 years, 10 months in India. Serjeant Instructor in Gunnery. Joined the Royal Cornwall and Devon Militia Artillery at Falmouth.
Medals (2) of J.71361 Ordinary Seaman Charles Henry Pion R.N. British War Medal 1914-1920, and Allied Victory Medal 1914-1918. Resident of Hull, Yorkshire. Mobilised for war service on 6th June 1917 and discharged ashore on 3rd February 1919. Served aboard HMS Minotaur on the Northern Patrol from 25th September 1917 until 12th February 1918 when he transferred to HMS Attentive II, the depot ship for the Dover Patrol and then on to a patrol vessel.
Medals (3) of 2325 (275362) Private George Henry Wagstaffe of the Essex Regiment. 1914-1915 Star, British War Medal 1914-1920, and Allied Victory Medal 1914-1918. A resident of Plaistow, London. Enlisted at West Ham on 14 th September 1914. Embarked for service overseas on 24th July 1915. Landed in Gallipoli on 10th August 1915 with 6th Battalion, Essex Regiment. Admitted to St. George's Hospital, Malta on 24th October 1915. Medically invalided to England on 4th December 1915. Returned to duty and rejoined the 6th Battalion, Essex Regiment on 16th September 1916 in Egypt. Discharged on 29th June 1919.
Medals (2) of 35208 Private Tom Needham of the West Riding Regiment. British War Medal 1914-1920, and Allied Victory Medal 1914-1918. A resident of Rotherham. Enlisted on 22nd November 1915. Transferred on 6th May 1918 to 3rd (Reserve) Battalion, East Yorkshire Regiment. Posted on 30th August 1918 to 1st Battalion, East Yorkshire Regiment. Transferred on 2nd September 1918 to 2nd/4th Battalion, West Riding Regiment. Demobilised from No 3 Dispersal Unit, Clipstone, on 10th January 1919. Discharged 7th February 1919.
Medals (4) of 464 (26717) Serjeant James William Lavour of the Somerset Light Infantry. Queen's South Africa Medal with clasps 'Relief of Ladysmith', 'Orange Free State', 'Tugela Heights', 'Cape Colony', King's South Africa Medal with clasps 'South Africa 1902', 'South Africa 1901', British War Medal 1914-1920, and Allied Victory Medal 1914-1918. Enlisted on 28th April 1896 and joined the 2nd Battalion, Somerset Light Infantry on Guernsey the following month. Served in South Africa from 4th November 1899 until 25th August 1900. Transferred to the Army Reserve on 28th April 1903. Discharged on 27th April 1912. Re-enlisted into 6th Battalion, Somerset Light Infantry on 9th December 1915. Landed in France on 9th December 1916. Admitted to hospital with the effects of gas on 6th June 1917. After his recovery, he transferred to 826th Area Employment Company, which in time transferred to the Labour Corps, and he was renumbered 579590. Demobilised on 7th February 1919.
Medals (2) of 32502 (134551) Private John Henry Lovesay of the East Surrey Regiment. British War Medal 1914-1920, and Allied Victory Medal 1914-1918. A resident of Great Barrow, near Chester. Enlisted on 20th December 1916 into 4 Company, 1st Battalion, East Surrey Regiment. Posted to England on 28th October 1917. Transferred on 10th December 1917 to Royal Army Medical Corps. Landed in Salonika on 14th March 1918. Died of pneumonia at 50th General Hospital, Greece, 11th December 1918.
Medals (5) of 5502346 Corporal James Arthur Ronald Ludgate of 5th Battalion, Royal Hampshire Regiment. 1939-1945 Star, Africa Star with 1st Army Clasp, Italy Star, War Medal 1935-1945, and Defence Medal 1939-1945. Enlisted on 18th October 1929. Captured in Italy on 8th September 1943 whilst serving with the 5th Battalion, Royal Hampshire Regiment, 46th Division. First incarcerated in Prisoner of War Camp 11A from 6th November 1943 until 12th February 1945. Arriving at Camp 3257 on 18th February 1945. Left the camp on 2nd March 1945 and walked to the Allied Lines.
Medals (2) of 735135 Gunner Wright Warburton R.F.A. (T.F). British War Medal 1914-1920, and Allied Victory Medal 1914-1918. Enlisted into the 3rd Welsh Brigade Royal Field Artillery (Territorial Force). Later retitled 267th Brigade RFA (TF). In 1939, an incapacitated resident of Disley, Cheshire.
Medals (4) of 484 (631825) Driver Robert Brown R.F.A. (T.F.). 1914-1915 Star, British War Medal 1914-1920, Allied Victory Medal 1914-1918, and GV Territorial Efficiency Medal. Served with 1st Brigade, Highland Division Royal Field Artillery (TF) later titled 255th Brigade RFA (TF). Landed in France on 4th May 1915.
Medals (3) of 2050 Private George William Hatch of the Royal Hampshire Regiment. 1914-1915 Star, British War Medal 1914-1920, and Allied Victory Medal 1914-1918. A resident of Chichester. Enlisted on 5th April 1913. Embodied and proceeded to India, arriving on 14th August 1915 with the 1st/4th Battalion, Hampshire Regiment (Territorial Force). In December 1918 posted to Salonika. Discharged on 20 th March 1919.
Medals (4) of 1361 (960588) Driver Robert Edmund Ballard R.F.A. (T.F.). 1914-1915 Star, British War Medal 1914-1920, Allied Victory Medal 1914-1918, and GV Territorial Efficiency Medal. A resident of Fulham, London. Landed in France on 18th March 1915. Served with the 3rd London Brigade Royal Field Artillery (Territorial Force) retitled 237th Brigade RFA (TF). Enlisted in the Regular Army (727714) on 14th April 1920. Discharged on 13th April 1927.
Medals (2) of 16652 Gunner Henry Gibbs R.A. British War Medal 1914-1920, and Allied Victory Medal 1914-1918. Sold with Mayor of Cambridge 1919 Victory Medallion, Peace & Victory Medallion. A resident of Cowbridge, Glamorganshire. Enlisted on 31st May 1916 and transferred to Army Reserve. Mobilised on 14th January 1917 and served with 142nd Heavy Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery. Discharged 22nd January 1919.
Medals (12) Of 10093 Lieutenant Colonel (Honorary Brigadier) James Brindley Bettington D.S.O. M.C. of the King’s Shropshire Light Infantry. Distinguished Service Order GVI, Military Cross GV, 1914-1915 Star, British War Medal 1914-1920, Allied Victory Medal 1914-1918 and Mention in Despatches oak leaves, General Service Medal GV with clasp 'Palestine', 1939-1945 Star, Africa Star, France & Germany Star, Defence Medal 1939-1945, War Medal 1939-1945 and Mention in Despatches oak leaves, and US Legion of Merit. Sold with ribbon bars, medal boxes, miniatures, a photograph, a Legion of Merit Certificate and associated letter, signed by 33rd U.S. President Harry S. Truman, plus an earlier WW1 miniature group and regimental calling cards. Born at Oatlands, near Sydney, Australia and attended Winchester College and was a member of their OTC. Commissioned a probationary 2nd Lieutenant with 3rd Battalion, Shropshire Light Infantry on 15th August 1914 and confirmed in the Rank on 15th February 1915. Promoted Lieutenant on 19th September 1916. Served in France and Flanders from 8th January 1915 until 31st March 1915. Wounded by a gunshot to the side of the head on 13th March 1915 and medically evacuated to Millbank Hospital. Served in Cameroon and Nigeria from 30th June 1915 when he arrived in Lagos until 18th February 1916. Appointed Temporary Captain with 8th Battalion, Shropshire Light Infantry from 26th April 1917 until 30th November 1918. Served in the Balkans and the Isles of the Aegean from 29th September 1916 until 11th November 1918. His first Mention in Despatches was announced in the London Gazette on 11th June 1918. Award of the Military Cross publicly announced in the London Gazette dated 1st January 1919 'for distinguished services in connection with military operations in France and Flanders'. Employed as an Education Officer from November 1918 to September 1920. Listed on the Medal Roll of the 3rd Battalion, Nigeria Regiment on 14th January 1922 at Kaduna. Promoted Captain on 22nd September 1924, then made GSO3 in India from January 1930 until December 1931. GSO1 for weapons training in Scottish Command from May 1934 to May 1938. Promoted Major on 26th January 1937. Temporarily posted to the 7th Division on their staff in Palestine from September 1928 until August 1940. His second Mention in Despatches was publicly announced on 22nd December 1939. Appointed Acting Lieutenant Colonel on 1st September 1939 and temporary Lieutenant Colonel on 1st December 1939, posted to the staff of the 11th African Division in Somaliland from September 1940 until May 1942. During this time he was awarded the Distinguished Service Order and a Mention in Despatches for his work on the advance to Addis Ababa. Appointed Acting Brigadier on 7th May 1942 and given command of an East African Brigade until May 1943. Confirmed a War Substantive Lt Col and Temporary Brigadier on 7th November 1942. Appointed Commanding Officer of 25th East African Brigade on 6th May 1943 until 13th May 1944, taking them to East Africa and Ceylon. Appointed ACoS G03 (British) HQ Berlin District in 1945 and awarded a US Legion of Merit on 14th November 1947. Went on to retired pay on 13th September 1946 and was made Honorary Brigadier. Ceased to belong to the Reserve of Officers on 12th May 1949.
Medals (2) of 289222 Signals Petty Officer James McArdle R.N. British War Medal 1914-1920, and Allied Victory Medal 1914-1918. Native of Edinburgh. Enlisted as a Stoker 2nd Class on 15th July 1898, aged 18. Served aboard seven ships in his first 12 years, visiting the cells five times before finally being sentenced to 60 days of hard labour in 1903. On completion of that ship's commission, he was posted ashore. Promoted to Stoker 1st Class he returned to sea aboard HMS Royal Oak, then HMS Victorious and finally with the destroyer depot ship HMS Tenedos, rising to the rank of Petty Officer Stoker. Transferred to the Royal Fleet Reserve in July 1910, he rejoined in 1913. He was wounded aboard the destroyer HMS Laertes at the Battle of Heligoland Bight on 28 August 1914, when she was seriously damaged, suffering four shell strikes. On his recovery, he was posted to the destroyer HMS Mastiff and joined her on 22nd August 1915. HMS Mastiff was posted to Dunkirk before the attempted Ostend and Zeebrugge raid of 23 April 1918, with the task of patrolling off Ostend during the raid itself to protect the bombardment force from enemy interference.
Royal Air Force collection including EU ESDP Medal with Artemis clasp and bar, Later 20th century Mk 14 aviator sunglasses in a case marked '22C/2432 MEDIUM', Vulcan-shaped plated cufflinks, a steel-cased stopwatch, three pairs of flying gloves, and a collection of buttons, badges and patches including cloth badges for 30 Squadron, 47 Squadron, Sarajevo Airlift 1993 (Operation Irma), EUFOR Artemis and 50th Air Refueling Squadron.
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