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Lot 279
A World War Two group of four Medals, although unnamed awarded to Lt.Cdr.N.G.Bell, Royal Navy comprising: 1939-45 Star, Pacific Star, Defense Medal and War Medal, in addressed box of issue, also World War One 1914-15 Star for 2602 Pte.H.S.Aston, Gloucestershire Regiment and Victory Medal for 170740 Gnr.T.W.Sandwell, Royal Artillery
Lot 297
A large selection of World War Two Medals awarded to the Weaver family, comprising 1939-45 Star, Africa Star, Italy Star, Defense Medal and War Medal, in addressed box to Ms.L.A.Weaver, Hatch Ruse, Norton Canon, Herefordshire, also Defense and War Medals in boxes of issue addressed to L.G.Weaver, R.J.Weaver and R.T.Weaver, all Herefordshire
Lot 299
A World War One group of four Medals, named 43644, Gnr/Sjt/Cpl. John Milligan, Royal Garrison Artillery comprising: British War Medal and Victory Medal (Sgt), 1914-15 Star (Gnr) and Military Medal (Cpl) London Gazette mentions M.M on 6/1/17, accompanied by transmission envelope addressed to Mrs.E.Milligan, copies of details from a family scrapbook including a mention regarding his M.M from his Commanding Officer, ` given for good example and service in the field, and devotion to duty. The special incident which clinched the matter was the laying of a wire under very difficult circumstances, owing to the state of the ground, (the mud being up to the knees) under intermittent shell-fire in the open, the trenches being blown in, and bringing back his party safely, some members of which were entirely exhausted.` Also a Special Constabulary Long Service Medal in case of issue awarded to James H Spencer (relative of the Milligan family)
Lot 300
A World War One Military Cross GVR, unnamed and in original case of issue and a Military Medal GVR, named for 2018 Pte/2nd Liut. Francis Sydney Milligan, 2/1st West Lancashire Field Ambulance, Royal Army Medical Corps. M.M awarded 1916 and London Gazette citation for the M.C reads `For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty. Though wounded early in the attack, he took command of his company, and gallantry led them against the enemy`s position, which he captured. He refused to leave his company, and held his position successfully for two days. His great courage and coolness set a magnificent example to all ranks`, accompanied by contemporary paperwork and copies of newspaper articles
Lot 485
Modern proof issues, comprising The Kings & Queens of England, set of 43 silver proof medals in folder of issue from Pinches, silver proof medals of Shakespeare plays (8), a quantity of other modern commemorative medals, many silver, and an official large size Diamond Jubilee 1897 medal, in red leather case of issue; Royal Mint proof year sets (18), Millennium proof year set 2000, Decimal Anniversary proof set 1996, silver proof One-Pounds (7), and sundry. Generally cased and as issued. (Lot).
Lot 535
Great War group of three Medals, 1914-15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal, to L-5720, Private G R Reeve, 12th Lancers; together with a pair of Lancers Bridle Badges, Princess Mary Christmas Tin; plus Mirror, his Dog Tag; plus some Postcards including 12th Lancers Regimental “Silk”, Correspondence etc
Lot 536
A group of four Medals: Queens South Africa Medal, 5 Clasps, Cape Colony, Orange Free State, Transvaal, South Africa 1901, South Africa 1902, 1914 Star with Mons Clasp, British War Medal and Victory Medal, to IDG-6100 Private J Cox, 5th Dragoon Guards; together with small “Book” containing his Will and his Dog Tags; plus small Brass Flask, Silver RMS Queen Mary Penknife etc
Lot 538
Great War Casualty Group of three Medals, 1914-15 Star, British War Medal and Victory Medal; together with Memorial Plaque, to 1764 Lance Corporal T May, 8th Battalion London Regiment (Post Office Rifles); together with some relevant ephemera including a framed Photo of May in Post Office Uniform, Field Service Postcards including one dated 21/5/15 “Wounded”, his Post Office Rifle Club Membership Card, Letters etc. Lance Corporal May died on 18th September 1916 and is commemorated at Heilly Station Cemetery
Lot 539
D C M group of four Medals: Distinguished Conduct Medal, 1st type Boer War, 1889-1902, India Medal 1895-92, two Clasps, Punjab Frontier, 1897-98, Tirah 1897-98, Queens South Africa Medal, four Clasps, Belmont, Modder River, Transvaal, Wittebergen, Kings South Africa Medal, two Clasps, South Africa 1901, South Africa 1902, to Sergeant W Sharpin, 2nd Yorks Light Infantry; together with a small Photo and some research material. Sergeant Sharpin, a Kings Lynn resident, was originally in Norfolk 4th Volunteers, bought himself out and later joined Yorks Light Infantry
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