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Lot 219
Cadburys Milk Fry box containing 1914 - 1918 Medal to RTS 2758 PTE A Kite ASC with yellow, blue, white and black riband, Steward Medal (silver) with green riband for Royal Masonic Inst. for boys 1926. 1914 Medal RTS 2758 PTE A Kite, ASC, France and Germany Star Medal with red, white and blue riband, The Great War for Civilisation Medal 1914 - 1919 RTS 2758 PTE A Kite, six extra ribands and three foriegn coins (French, German and American).219
Lot 181
First War, a pair of Trios and a Defence Medal to the brothers Hazelden, the first group comprising 1914-1915 Star to 238612. W.H. HAZELDEN A.R.R.N., British War Medal and Victory Medal to 238612. W.H. HAZELDEN L.M.R.N. and Defence Medal, mounted as worn, together with a 1914 Trio to 10356 PTE W.C. HAZELDEN. 2/R.SUSS:R, and a large collection of paperwork and photographs, including a Royal Navy Certificate of Service, Royal Airforce Certificate of Service, a copy of The Mad Major, signed by the author.
Lot 321
A ROYAL ARTILLERY REGULAR ARMY MEDAL GROUP, awarded to Alick Edward Webb, Royal Artillery. To include regular army For Long Service and Good Conduct medal, 1939-45 War medal, 1939-45 Defence medal, and Queen Elizabeth II for Meritorious Service medal. Together with various ephemera photographs tunic badges pay book, soldiers bible etc.
Lot 225
FRANKLIN JOHN: (1786-1847) British Royal Navy officer and Arctic Explorer. Fine, lengthy A.L.S., John Franklin, four pages, Devonshire Street, 8th June n.y. (dated 1829 in pencil in another hand), to J. B. Portland, in Paris. Franklin thanks his correspondent for the kindnesses he has shown to himself and Lady Franklin and sends his sympathy for the condition Portland finds himself in, refers to his movements in the near future, including a visit to the races at Ascot, and continues to thank him ‘for your hearty congratulations on the honour which the Geographical Society of Paris have been pleased to bestow upon my recent labours in the field of discovery-I assure you I feel the deepest sense of gratitude to the members of that most distinguished Society for their very flattering testimony in favour of my humble services.’ Franklin also refers to a letter he has received from the Duke of Orleans accompanied by a ‘most elegant Snuff Box which contains on the lid a very excellent & well finished portrait of himself’ and asks Portland if he can arrange for an acknowledgement of the gift to made in the French papers, before again returning to the subject of the medal presented to him by the Geographical Society and agreeing that it should be delivered to him via the ambassador. A letter of good content. Some small areas of paper loss and with a red wax seal attached. About VG
Lot 820
Charles Frederick Tunnicliffe R.A., R.E., A.R.C.A.(Lond) (1901-1979). "Ring of Fallow Bucks". Signed, extensively inscribed on an exhibition label verso, pencil and watercolour, 44cm by 59.5cm, Provenance: The Wildlife Art Gallery, 97 High Street, Lavenham, Suffolk, Born at Langley, Macclesfield, won a scholarship to Macclesfield School of Art and Manchester School of Art 1915 -1921, and a Royal Exhibition Scholarship to the Royal College of Art in 1921, gaining his diploma in painting in 1923. His work was purchased by the British Museum, the Harris Museum and Art Gallery, Preston and for overseas collections. Won the Gold Medal of the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds in 1975.. See illustration
Lot 992
Group of four to John Duff, comprising 1914-15 Star (Pte.J.Duff ASC); B.W.M 1914-18 & Victory (Pte.J.Duff ASC); Efficiency Medal India bar, George VI (Pte.J.Duff.N.Beng.M.RIF..A.F.I.), together with an enamelled gilt metal Masonic past master`s jewel to John Duff United Dooars Lodge 3351; and a W.W.1 pair B.W.M and Victory to Gunner.P.Duff.R.A, (7).
Lot 802
World War One teddy bear: cloth body, golden mohair head, paws and feet, glass eyes, stitched mouth, grey uniform 300mm, aluminium tag disc Leiut. A.C.M. Walsh R.F.A. and medal ribbon (envelope for disc). :. Leiutennant ACM Walsh (cousin of Guy and David Campbell) was killed in action at Nieube Chapelle France 1915 :. This lot previously sold at Sotheby's London 25 May 1999 lot 68
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