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Lot 471
Medals - A collection of World War I medals relating to the Rice family of Weston Super Mare comprising: British War Medal 1914-1918 and Victory Medal 1914-1919 awarded to 804-Private C.G. Rice Rifle Brigade, British War Medal 1914-1918, Victory Medal 1914-1919 and 1914-1915 Star awarded to 90898 Gunner J.F. Rice Royal Artillery and British War Medal 1914-1918, Victory Medal 1914-1919 and 1914-1915 Star awarded to 12850 Private W. Collins Welsh Regiment together with death plaques for J.F. Rice and W. Collins and various letters while written on active service by all three etc. Walter Rice used the false name of W. Collins to enlist in the Welsh Regiment
Lot 472
Medals - A group of six comprising: British War Medal 1914-1918, Victory Medal 1914-1919, 1914-1915 Star, Indian General Service Medal with Waziristan 1921-24 bar, George V Long Service and Good Conduct Medal and George VI Meritorious Service Medal awarded to 19456 Sergeant T. O`Callaghan R.A./R.G.A.
Lot 473
Medals - A group of four comprising Queens South Africa Medal with Cape Colony, Orange Free State, Transvaal South Africa 1901 and South Africa 1902 clasps awarded to 29848 Pte H.R.Whitehouse 103rd.Coy Imp.Yeo, Kings South Africa Medal with South Africa 1901 and South Africa 1902 clasps awarded to 32319 Cpt H.R. Whitehouse 13th Hussars, British War Medal 1914-1918 and Victory Medal both awarded to 29848 H.R. Whitehouse - A.M.I.R.N.A.S.
Lot 779
A test cricket centenary 1877-1977 first day cover with limited edition sterling silver medal, complete with wallet and pack of commemorative stamps, also an album of 1973 county cricket first day covers with accompanying photographs, together with three Stanley Gibbons stamp catalogues c.1956/1957.
Lot 346
A Distinguished Service Medal group of seven awarded to Chief Stoker William Cadwallader to include Distinguished Service Medal, George VI IND IMP (CHIEF STOK. W. CADWALLADER. D/KX.76007) in it`s original presentation case; Royal Naval Long Service and Good Conduct Medal, George VI (K.X.76007 W. CADWALLADER. S.P.O. H.M.S. DELPHINIUM); 1939-45 Star; Burma Star; Africa Star; Atlantic Star with France and Germany clasp and War Medal 1939-45 with a bronze oak leaf denoting a mention in despatches together with all associated paperwork including service record papers, also included are his brother`s Police and War Medal group of five to include Police Long Service and Good Conduct Medal, George VI; British War Medal 1914-20 (53259 PTE. T. CADWALLADER. W.YORK.R.); Victory Medal (53259 PTE. T. CADWALLADER. W.YORK.R.); Defence Medal and Coronation Medal 1953. * Chief Stoker William Cadwallader of Dudley, Worcestershire was awarded the Distinguished Service Medal when his ship H.M.S. Saumarez was heavily engaged in the sinking of the German Battle Cruiser "The Scharnhorst" on 26 December 1943. The Mention in Despatches was awarded when his ship H.M.S. Saumarez was engaged in action and the destruction of a Japanese Heavy Cruiser of the Nachi Class (London Gazette 18/9/45). Other ships which William Cadwallader served on included Royal Sovereign; Durban; Vivid and Renown.
Lot 230
Two Royal Mint silver medals for Silver Jubilee 1935 and Coronation 1937 and a Spink silver medal for Coronation 1937, all 32mm, each cased as issued, with miscellaneous coins, mostly British regal with a few ancients, mainly base metal, mixed grades, and a coin necklace of mostly worn Roman denarii
Lot 1143
A silver cased open-faced gentleman`s pocket watch, with a gilt lever movement detailed `No. 257967`, gilt dust cover, the enamelled dial with black Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds, Chester 1896, with a silver curblink watch Albert chain fitted with two swivels, a T-bar and a silver fob medal, together with six gentlemen`s pocket watches.
Lot 1057
George IV, Coronation Medal 1821, Obv, laureate bust, Rev, George IV enthroned, crowned by Victory, official Royal Mint silver issue, inscribed on edge THO.IVES.1ST.REGT B.Y.C.H, ring suspension, diam 35mm, (Eimer 1146). (The Buckinghamshire Yeomanry Coronation Horse formed the Royal Escort at the Ceremony).
Lot 1059
Royal Military Academy, silver medallion,1813, obv, bust of Field Marshall F.Duke of York, rev, Queen Charlotte presents colours, diameter 41cm, (Eimer 1035); two silver Davidson Medals The Dorsetshire Regt, both to Sgt.Meakin; A.R.A. All Comers Championship silver medal to P.Waller Senior 1898-99; together with seven various Continental white metal and bronze commemorative medallions, (11).
Lot 90
Militaire Memorabilia. George Thomas Sowney, 14952 Pte. R.A.M.C. 1884 -1954. Collection including Campaign Medals Boar War, WW1 Service Medals 16th Field Ambulance 6th Division (Ulster), WW 2 Defence Medal, Family Photos with reference to two postcards (rocking horse), Princess Mary Christmas Box with Cigarettes, Tobacco and Greetings Cards, Cap Badges for C 40 British Regiments, Silk Bag with Hankies, Irelands Newspaper with poem from G Sowney, etc
Lot 189
A bronze medal for the International exhibition of navigation, travelling, commerce and manufacturers held at Liverpool 1886, the obverse with a bust of Queen Victoria with inscription `Opened by Her Majesty Queen Victoria May 1886`, minted by Elkington & Co, also a Charles II half crown dated 1679 in worn condition, a Queen Victoria Gothic florin dated 1883 and a Jamaica one dollar dated 1969 (4).
Lot 208
A collection of World War I and later medals comprising 1914-18 War Medal awarded to Sergeant B Lowthrop, another awarded to Driver J Marsh 5039 Royal Artillery, a 1914-15 Star awarded to Driver J Marsh 5037 of the Royal Field Artillery (possibly the same man), also a War for Civilisation Medal awarded to Private J Kay 202244 of the South Lancashire Regiment, also a World War II Italy Star, together with a collection of coins comprising crowns from the reign of Queen Victoria for the dates 1889 (2), 1895 also a George V 1935 crown etc.
Lot 209
A collection of medals awarded to possibly the same family comprising a Long Service in the volunteer force medal from the reign of Edward VII awarded to Private M Brown 3583 of the Volunteer Battalion of the Lancashire Fusiliers, a World War I medal group awarded to Private M Brown, 9746 of the Lancashire Fusiliers comprising 1914-18 War Medal and War for Civilisation Medal, another World War I medal group awarded to Private H Brown 60183 of the Manchester Regiment comprising 1914-18 War Medal and War for Civilisation Medal, also a George VI Queen Mary Peace Victory Medal dated 1919, a Princess Mary brass box for Christmas 1914, also a silver and enamel Royal Ancient Order of the Buffaloes medal in original case of issue (illustrated).
Lot 210
A collection of shooting medals comprising three bronze medals, the obverse showing a statue of Victory with four men shooting with inscription `The Bell Medal`, the reverse with decorated laurel leaves with the inscription `Presented by the Society of Miniature Rifle Clubs`, two of the medals are in original case of issue, also a silver and enamel medal with inscription `Miniature Society Rifle Clubs` on a blue and red ribbon and a silverplated watch chain with two silver fobs, one with two crossed rifles with engraved inscription `W & D 1909 to 1910 MRC`.
Lot 101
A 1977 signed copy of Manchester United Football Book No.12 edited by David Meakes, the internal cover with many signatures to include: Arthur Albiston, Steve Coppell, Jimmy Greenhoff, and many others, twenty three signatures in total (spine af) also a Manchester United Football Cup 1977-78 commemorative medal.
Lot 103
The Paul Caterall clay pigeon shooting collection comprising six 9ct gold medals including two inscribed examples International Clay Pigeon Shooting match 1929 and another presented by The Mullerite Cartridge Works Company Birmingham, four un-engraved examples, approximately 45gm and three hallmarked silver and rose gold shields including one dated 1906, large quantity of assorted hallmarked silver trophy cups to include one inscribed `Single Rise Champion of Ireland Winner`, presented by International Chemical Industries Ltd, height 18cm, 11oz, Birmingham 1931, twin handled trophy cup inscribed `Devils Bridge Shoot 1936 Champion Class` presented by the president Mrs G M Lightfoot, height 19.5cm, 13oz, Birmingham 1925/26, twin handled trophy cup inscribed `Irish Clay Pigeon Shoot Shooting Association Double Rise Championship 1932, Winner`, height 21cm, 9.5oz, hallmarked Birmingham 1931/32 with additional Continental 925 silver stamps and retailer mark M.J., twin handled trophy cup inscribed `Devils Bridge Shoot 1935` presented by Mrs G M Lightfoot, makers W.A., height 26cm, 14oz, Birmingham 1930/31, large hallmarked silver twin handled circular punch bowl inscribed `The Ind Coope and Allsopp Cup M P Gun Club`, diameter including handle 36cm, height 22cm, weight 32oz, Chester 1913/14, twin handled trophy cup with part embossed decoration on circular base, diameter 22cm, height 12.7cm, weight 11oz, Sheffield 1901, twin handled trophy cup with Celtic band and inscribed `Irish Clay Pigeon Shooting Association Single Rise Championship of Ireland`, run in conjunction with International, dated 1935, second prize, height 16.8cm, weight 8oz, Dublin 1918/19, makers mark A & M, twin handled trophy cup inscribed `L.V.G.C. Castle Cup 1928`, height 13cm, weight 4.5oz, London 1927/28, C.P.S.A. twin handled Championship cup 1936, height 9cm, weight 4oz, London 1936/37, L.V.G.C. Lune Valley Cup dated 1928, height 9.5cm, and four other smaller cups comprising Birmingham 1929/30, 1936/37 (x 2), London 1926/27, height 14.5cm and smaller, total weight 12oz, Championship of England and Wales stage winner 1939, hallmarked silver matchbook cover, Birmingham 1938/39, cased bronze circular plaque depicting man and shotgun, in Toye & Co, 26 Red Lion Square, London WC1, Liverpool and Manchester fitted case, International match goldplated medal, First High Gun dated 1938, C.P.S.A International Match cast bronze clay pigeon, London dated 1934, Third High Gun, in fitted H & A Shelley & Co case, May 1937 King George VI commemorative clay pigeon for Stratford Upon Avon shoot, enamelled and gilt metal English Clay Pigeon Shooting Association World Championships medal, 1948, Second High Gun, Clay Pigeon Shooting Association British Open Championships Runners Up medal 1950, Clay Pigeon Shooting Association Members enamelled badge and similar dated 1950, International Clay Pigeon Shooting badge 1929, also a large silverplated twin handled rectangular tray and photograph of this tray being presented by Deloris Gray to Mr Paul Caterall, Deloris Gray was starring in Annie Get Your Gun c.1947, also a quantity of further silverplated trophies, goblets and sundries to include British Mullerite North Wales Championship cup presented by British Mullerite Cartridge Works Birmingham, various further trophies and covers, Princess plate bowl etc, also a P.S.A. earthenware shooting cup/jug (handle af) (illustrated).
Lot 1037
MSM group, awarded to E. T. Fisher, comprising WWI trio, inc. 1914 Star (73537, Cpl., RA, Dvr., RFA on Star), WWII group (War Medal, Defence Medal and Stars for 1939-45 and France and Germany), George V Regular Army LS & GC (1044522, B.Q.M.Sjt., RA), MSM (named as previous) and George VI Territorial Efficiency Medal (W.O. Class 2), on brooch bar, trio fine, otherwise mainly extremely fine (10)
Lot 1044
WWI War Medals, awarded to 22844, A. Cpl. W. H. Radcliffe, Manchester Regt. and 9013, Pte. A. Evans, Cheshire Regt. and WWI pair, awarded to 62973, Pte. J. Cooper, Royal Welsh Fusiliers, latter with some small cuts and distortion to suspender of War Medal and wear to gilt on Victory Medal, otherwise very fine or better (4)
Lot 1046
Medal oddments: The Army Rifle Association "gold" Medal, `The Henry Whitehead Cup`, engraved to 3rd Batt. Coldstream Guards, WWI Victory Medal, awarded to 5346, Pte. H. Rushton, 23rd London Regt., slightly bruised and worn, Singapore Reserve Service Medal, WWII Italy Star and EPNS spoon, engraved `Min. Rifle Comp. A" Coy. Pte. C. Crawford, Score 43, Feb. 1932`, mainly good condition, unless stated (5)
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