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Click here to subscribeAR medallions: Watersports prize medals, Mediterranean Fleet, 1931, 39mm and 32mm, latter with suspender, fob medal, 'Ryder & Son, Seed Merchants, St. Albans', modern proofs, various, royalty and WWII (7) and George IV shilling with enamelled rev., obv. of latter worn, otherwise mainly extremely fine, with proofs FDC (11)
Medallions: Stockport Sunday School Centennial, 1884, white metal proof, 53mm, FDC, glazed in pendant frame with suspension loop, Paulden's, Manchester, 1865-1935, AE 55mm, marks to surface and edge, otherwise almost extremely fine, London & North Western Railway Miniature Rifle Club, 'Frank Ree' medal, AR 38mm, minus suspender, otherwise extremely fine and others, various, inc. framed set of thirteen Canadian coats of arms and floral emblems, extremely fine, otherwise mixed condition, with a few damaged or pierced, a few cased, otherwise mainly loose (33), plus 'Combined Operations' cloth patch and aircraft lapel pin (38)
WWI Medal pair, awarded to 16217, Pte. F. Cooper, Manchester Regt., WWI War Medal, awarded to 10617, Pte. A. Taylor, Lancashire Fusiliers, 1914-15 Star, awarded to 2593, Pte. C. Oxley, Manchester Regt., Cheshire's cap badge and Charles of Austria AR Medal, rev. 'FORTITVDINI', very fine and better (6)
WWII Medal group, comprising War and Defence Medals with Stars for 1939-1945, Italy and France and Germany, plus George VI Efficiency Medal with Territorial bar, awarded to 2090185, Cpl. M. Stirling, RE, on brooch bar with George V Territorial Efficiency Medal, awarded to 203745, Warrant Officer, Class II, D. Stirling, 7th Battn. Durham Light Infantry, Stars have been cleaned, otherwise extremely fine or better (7)
WWI Medal pair, awarded to 56314, Pte. J. Hammond, Cheshire Regt., WWI War Medal, awarded to 23068, Pte. D. Cooper, Cheshire Regt., minor rim nicks and surface marks, WWI Victory Medal, awarded to 79759, Pte. A. H. Shaw, REME, George V Territorial Efficiency Medal, awarded to 240024, Sjt. C. H. Wilman, 6th Battn. West Yorkshire Regt. and School Attendance Medal, un-named, some discolouration to latter and Victory Medals, otherwise mainly extremely fine, unless stated (6)
WWII Medal group, comprising War and Defence Medals and France and Germany Star, with entitlement slip and box addressed to Mr. L. Walker and George VI Efficiency Medal with Territorial bar, awarded to 37740, Sjt. L. A. Walker, REME, plus Red Cross Medal with Proficiency in First Aid bar, named to L. A. Walker, mainly extremely fine (5)
RFC/RAF family Medal group, comprising WWI Medal trio, inc. 1914-15 Star, awarded to 34200, 1st Aircraftsman W. H. Warmington, RFC (Star named to 1564, Gloucestershire Regt.), with his two 'dog tags', two cap badges and four 'sweetheart' brooches, inc. one enamelled silver and one silver and tortoise-shell and WWI Medal pair, awarded to 16430, Sgt. J. J. Warmington, RAF, with his two 'dog tags', two cap badges, enamelled 'sweetheart' brooch, some enamel missing, six buttons and brooch bar, Medals mainly extremely fine and other items mainly good condition, unless stated (25 items)
Medals: WWI War Medal, awarded to 1552, Pte. J. Dolan, Manchester Regt., minor edge knocks, otherwise extremely fine, 1914-15 Star, awarded to 24124, Pte. R. Robinson, Royal Welsh Fusiliers, slight pitting to obv., otherwise fine and George VI Special Constabulary LS & GC, awarded to Cecil E. Swann, extremely fine (3)
A 1914-15 Srar to Private W.C. James, Royal Army Medical Corps, (1749 Pte. W. C. James. R.A.M.C.); A Great War Pair to Private L.. J. Bailey, Army Service Corp, British War and Victory Medals (M2-2293362 Pte. L. J. Bailey. A.S.C.); Mercantile Marine War Medal (John W. Thomas); Special Constabulary Long Service Medal GR V (James A. Bailey); together with a collection of British and European medals and awards (lot). Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports. Best Bid
A Writer's Proof Copy of O'okiep by Brian L Kieran, The Defence and Relief of O'okiep, Cape Colony 4 April to 4 May 1902; The Nominal Roll of the 1st Namaqualand Border Scouts; prince alfred's Volunteer Guard, Queen's South Africa Medal Roll, Kings South Africa Roll; The Relief of Kimberley (edited early proof), (4). Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.
A Cased Military Cross Together with Two Sets of Miniature World War I Medals and Silver Prize Medal 1917 Awarded to Capt. R.C. Wain. The Military Cross Inscribed "Captain RC Main Royal Engineers, 468 Field Company, Lens 1916". Also Photograph and Extract from The Times 19/9/17 Plus Photocopy of London Gazette Supplement 17/9/17 "For Conspicuous Gallantry and Devotion to Duty on Several Occasions in Taping out Trenches under Very Hostile Fire...etc. "
A 19th Century large bronze medallion for the "Queensland Agricultural and Industrial Exhibition"; a smaller bronze medal "The Smallholders Championship Medal" together with a quantity of base metal Victorian and later medallions, mainly Royal Commemorative; 1905 Gigantic Wheel at Earls Court; George V silver Jubilee medal and others
A 1939/45 War Medal and Defence Medal issued to William James Maslen. A photograph of him as a runner aged 15 in Weston Super Mare AFS at a Victory Parade etc. together with Certificate of Service and War Medal in box. At 15 he joined the AFS and then the Pioneer Corps from 1944-47, signing on immediately for another 5 years, being discharged in 1952 as Sergeant
WWI pair named 247994 Dvr J Foss RA, with ribbons and together with Certificate of Service relating to these awards also his Character of Service dated 1915, another Certificate of Service when he re-enlisted in 1919, a WWII Defence Medal and a part Certificate of Service (bottom half missing)
AN INTERESTING LOT TO MAJOR CURRAN, ROYAL ULSTER RIFLES AND NO.2 COMMANDO includes officers green felt Forage Cap (2 black plastic buttons to Royal Ulster Rifles) white metal cap badge, officers cap and tunic made by Alderton & Sons Ltd Fleet St. London, named and dated 21.1.43. Medal ribbons include France & Germany Star, Territorial Medal etc (5) Cap badge and collar badges missing. A set of miniature medals, original cloth badges for Airborne Division, Special Forces Wartime Operations and 3rd Infantry Division, original photographs, ephemera etc. Major D P R Curran born 1920 joined the Territorials "London Irish" on 8/4/39 no.4014386, commissioned to the Royal Ulster Rifles Oct. 1940 no.153416, serving with the 70th Bn until Nov.1942. Believed joined No.2 Commando. Went overseas on 10/6/44 and wounded by blast twice returning to UK in July. Returned to Europe Aug. 44 with the RUR and was severely wounded (shot in the neck) on 13/10/44 being returned to Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Birmingham for several weeks . After the war he continued with the Territorials, resigning his commission 25/3/55 from the Royal Irish Fusiliers (TA). Provenance: From records and the vendor. Contemporary drawings with the vendor show Major Curran in combat fatigues standing in front of a Horsa Glider
Enamel Advertising Sign "Buy Here Rowntrees Gums For Quality & Delicious Flavour". White lettering on blue ground having the chequered border with the letter 'R' in each square. Measures 19" x 12" and has several face chips along with a damaged bottom right corner. Additionally, enamel Advertising Signs, qty 4 comprising 'No Smoking', red lettering on white measuring 16" x 10" in excellent condition; 'W.E. Smith Prize Medal Mineral water Sold Here', white lettering on red ground measuring 18" x 12½", some areas of face chipping; 'Don't Get Wet - Macintoshes, Raincoats, Oilskins, Umbrellas Stocked In All Prices', maroon with light blue shadow lettering on white ground, measuring 18" x 30½", some face chipping and loss; 'The Celebrated Anhydrous Waterproof K Boot' double sided with different text each side, black lettering on white ground, measuring 18" x 13½" with some chipping. Also, a tinplate sign 15¼" x 15¾" 'McDougals Coal Order Office'. Together with a watercolor painting of Midland Railway Compound number 1044 coming head on toward the artist with a passenger train, the coaches curving away from the left. A couple of engines on shed to the extreme left. Mounted in its original, glazed wooden frame, hiding the possible signature and date. Image size 14" x 9½", overall in frame 25" x 20¾". Good condition for age, c1920's.
A First World War medal group comprising of British War, Victory , 1914 -15 Star, Military Medal and two miniatures all to 15700 Pte J.A. Scott South Staffordshire Reg, awarded for bravery in the vicinity of Contalmaison 30th - 31st July 1916 for acting as a stretcher bearer under heavy shell fire although wounded himself, together with a various silk postcards etc. ILLUSTRATED.
UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS: Selection of signed clipped pieces, cards, etc., by various US Marine Corps Aces of World War II, including some Congressional Medal of Honor recipients, including Kenneth Walsh, Joe Foss, James Swett, Marion Carl, Manny Segal, George Axtell, Charles Kunz, Dewey Durnford, Julius Ireland, Frank Drury, Edwin Olander, Paul Fontana, Herbert Long, Roger Conant etc. Each neatly mounted alongside biographies, magazine photographs etc. Generally G, 33
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