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Click here to subscribeA GREAT WAR TRIO OF MEDALS TO PRIVATE W. WALLBRIDGE, DORSETSHIRE REGIMENT LATER OXFORDSHIRE & BUCKINGHAMSHIRE LIGHT INFANTRY comprising the 1914-15 Star (7871 PTE. W. WALLBRIDGE DORSET. R.), British War Medal 1914-20 and Victory Medal (both 7871 PTE. W. WALLBRIDGE. OXF. & BUCKS. L.I.), officially impressed, bar-mounted for wearing.
Victorian India General Service medal awarded to Private. F. King of the 2nd Battalion. Somerset Light Infantry, one clasp, Burma 1885-7 (520, F.King. 2nd. Bn, Som. L.I), together with a Queen's South Africa medal (1899-1902), also awarded to Private. F. King, three clasps, Cape Colony, Orange Free State and Transvaal (520 Pte. F. King, Somerset: Lt Infy)
A Second War 8th Army Military Cross group of 8 medals awarded to Major J. B. Irvine Royal Artillery;- Military Cross (GV1R), 1939-45 star, Africa star with 8th Army bar, France and Germany star, Defence medal, War medal, 1953 Coronation medal (with original Buckingham Palace certificate) and Territorial Decoration with two bars dated 1950 together with a selection of photographs and a volume of "The Story of 50 Div." by A. Hammond detailing the action "On June 15th Captain John Irvine's armoured observation post was blown up by a mine and he became separated from his troops, he obtained another truck and on his way to rejoin the guns found a second troop engaging some tanks. He manned one gun until it was knocked out and after seeing to the evacuation of the Commander who was wounded, Captain Irvine took charge and for five hours under continual shell fire reorganised the depleted detachments and supervised the evacuation of the wounded".
A Territorial Force War medal awarded to Capt.T. Carus-Wilson DCLI together with Territorial Decoration, miniature group of 6 medals including DSO, QSA and Territorial Decoration together with two original photographs of Lieut. Col. Carus-Wilson, 1902 postal cover from South Africa to Truro TO Mrs Carus-Wilson and a selection of various research and paperwork (Commanding Officer 1/5 Bn. DCLI died of wounds 27th March 1918)
A rare Imperial German group of seven medals awarded to Field Lieutenant Otto Schlenvogt, 254 Infantry Reserve Regiment for service in WW1 and with the Turkish Army as an interpreter with the Mediterranean Division beginning on SMS Goeben :- Turkish "Iron Half Moon" silver and enamelled Gallipoli Star of German manufacture, the pin marked "silber", (small repair to reverse); German 1914-18 Cross of Honour with swords; Wilhelm 1 Centenary medal; Prussian medal for 12 years long service; Saxe Meiningen War Merit Cross with award document dated 1915; General Honour decoration Hesse Darmstadt with original award document dated 1915; German First War Iron Cross, 2nd class, with both preliminary and formal award documents dated 1915, mounted as worn
A selection of Royal Flying Corps Officer's insignia including bronze hat badge, a pair of matching bronze collar badges, brass Royal Flying Corps full dress Pilot's wings, embroidered cloth Observer's wings, RFC buttons, etc and a selection of original DFC/AFC First War period medal ribbons
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