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Click here to subscribeScarce Third Reich Mining Organisation Cased Service Medal, superb example of the rare to find German Third Reich service medal for the industrial miners. The award has eagle and swastika with crossed axe and pick to the centre and obverse with dedication within wreath. Medal is complete with the original ribbon and is housed in its original box of issue. Rare to find cased examples of this medal.
Third Reich Police 18 Year Long Service Cross, good example of the frosted silver long service cross / medal for the German Police. Award is housed in the original green card case of issue with silver leaf 18 to the middle of the lid. Medal retains the original ribbon with embroidered Police emblem.
Third Reich Police 25 Year Long Service Cross, very good example of the gilt metal long service cross for the German Police. Medal is complete with its original ribbon which has machine embroidered golden police eagle to the centre. Housed in its green leatherette box with gilt tooled 25 in wreath to the centre of the lid. All of the finish remains to the award.
1939 Knights Cross of the Iron Cross by Steinhauer & Luck, fine example of a Knights Cross with much of the original frosted silver finish to the award frame. Nearly all of the finish remains to the centre of the award. Non-magnetic centre. Frame stamped ‘800’ under the ring. Flaw in the frame between the 6 and 9 o’clock arms, associated with the ‘B’ type frames, also the dented row. Award loop has the rounded ends. Accompanied by a piece of Knights Cross medal ribbon. See the book ‘The Knights Cross of the Iron Cross’ by Dietrich Maerz for more information about these type of crosses.
1939 Iron Cross 2nd Class by A.G. Plakettenher, Hannau, With Original Paper Packet of Issue, fine example of a 2nd class Iron Cross with good patina to the frame. Ring stamped with maker number ‘24’. Complete with medal ribbon, original printed paper packet with makers details to the reverse and original issue tissue paper.
1939 Iron Cross 2nd Class by Deschler & Sohn, Munchen, With Original Paper Packet of Issue, fine example with good patina to the frame. Much of the original finish to the centre of the award. The ribbon ring is stamped with maker number ‘1’. Complete with a piece of medal ribbon and original issue tissue paper. All housed in original blue printed paper packet of issue with makers details to the reverse.
Third Reich 1939 Bar to the Iron Cross 2nd Class Medal Ribbon Bar, fine example with frosted silver miniature version of the award mounted to the centre. Complete with pin back fixing to the reverse. Accompanied by a miniature tie pin of three awards, 1914 EK1, EK2 and 1939 War Service Cross. On pin fitting. (2 items)
Sole Entitlement Victorian Army Long Service Good Conduct Medal to the Royal Artillery, V.R. small letter reverse type, engraved naming “21169 GUNR. C. UNDERWOOD, 10/DIV C.B. R.A. “ Some light contact marks.Charles Underwood was born in the parish of Pottern, Devizes and attested for the Royal Artillery on 6th November 1868. Most of his service was at home and his long service medal was awarded whilst serving with 10th Division Coastal Battery. Not entitled to any other medals.
1916 Battle of the Somme Killed in Action Medal Pair to the 24th (2nd Sportsman’s) Battalion Royal Fusiliers, British War and Victory medals, “E-2471 PTE. P. BROWN R. FUS.” Born in Fulham, Patrick Brown was living in Rayleigh Road, West Kensington when he attested for the Royal Fusiliers. He was killed serving with the 24th Battalion when they attacked the German lines between Serre and Beaumont Hamel on 13th November 1916. The Battalion suffered 22 Other Ranks killed, 6 died of wounds and 164 wounded during the attack. Patrick Brown is commemorated on the Thiepval Memorial, France. Entitled to a pair only, his brother, 60971 Gunner James Brown 5th Divisional Ammunition Column died on 18th June 1918.
Selection of Third Reich and Imperial German Medals, including bronze grade mothers cross medal (enamel damage), 25 Year Faithful Service decoration, Eastern Front medal with ring marked ‘6’, War Service Cross 2nd class with swords, War Service Cross 2nd class without swords, War Merit medal, 1914 Iron Cross 2nd class, Kaiser centenary medal, 1939 EK2 (Non-Magnetic core), 2x DDR service medals, Soviet Russian medal and a reproduction Entry into Austria medal. (13 items)
Framed Display of WW2 German Awards an Insignia, including a bronze Infantry assault combat badge, silver Panzer assault combat badge, Entry into Austria medal on Luftwaffe long service medal court mounting, carious cap eagles, Panzer collar patch skull, enamel and painted membership badges, stick pins, medal ribbon bars, etc. All mounted into a glazed display frame. The frame has not been opened to see the reverses of any of the awards. Sold as seen.
Great War 1919 Casualty Medal Pair to the 25th (County of London) London Regiment (Cyclists), British War and Victory medals, “2863 PTE. F.O. BRYANT 25-LOND. R.”, mounted as worn on pin back bar. Frederick Oliver Bryant was a 20 year old Civil Service Clerk living in Brainfield Road, Wandsworth on the 1911 census. He served in the 25th (County of London) Battalion London Regiment (Cyclists) on the Frontier Region of India between 26th May 1917 and 16th August 1917. On his return to the UK, he died of illness at the War Hospital, Southampton on 4th March 1919 and is buried in Wandsworth (Earlsfield) Cemetery.
Great War Territorial Medal Group of Four to the London Brigade (Heavy Battery) Royal Artillery, British War and Victory medals, “318107 GNR. P. SMITH R.A.”, Territorial Force War medal, “707 GNR. P SMITH R.A.”, Territorial Efficiency medal (GV), “318107 GNR. P. SMITH R.G.A.” Number change confirmed on medal index card, Territorial Efficiency awarded to Percy Smith in 1922.
Alexander Davison’s Medal for the Nile 1798 in Gilt Bronze, unnamed as issued. Edge bears the usual inscription ‘A TRIBUTE OF REGARD FROM ALEXR DAVISON, ESQR ST JAME’S SQUARE’. Medal issued to commemorate Nelson’s victory on 1st August 1798. Bronze-gilt medals were issued to Petty Officers. Medal weight 41.6g.
Victorian Royal Navy Long Service and Good Conduct Medal to the Coast Guard, narrow suspension, awarded to “WM. HY. CLAMP, BOARMAN, H.M. COAST GUARD”. Good condition. William Henry Clamp was born in Kings Lynn, Norfolk on 17th October 1855. He entered the Royal Navy as a Boy 1st Class on 1st January 1873 with service number 50813, he transferred to the Coast Guard Service on 1st January 1882. Pensioned off on 11th May 1894. He does not appear to have qualified for any other medals.
Great War Territorial Long Service Medal Group of Three Awarded to a Senior N.C.O. of the 4th East Yorkshire Regiment, British War and Victory medals, “200075 C. SJT. T.W. CUMMING E. YORK. R.”, Territorial Efficiency medal GV, “200075 C.Q.M. SJT – A.W.O. CL.II T.W. CUMMING 4-E. YORK. R.” Thomas William Cumming served in both the 6th and 2/4th Battalions of the East Yorkshire Regiment. The award of the Territorial Efficiency medal to Quarter Master Sergeant Thomas William Cumming was announced in Army Orders May 1922.
Two 1887 Jubilee Metropolitan Police medals and a Queen Victoria 'For Long Service in the Volunteer Force' medal first unnamed, on ribbon, together with one awarded to PC. T. Moss H Divn with 1897 clasp, in oriignal card box, the other awarded to PC. W. Swindon. P Divn, the long Service medal, unnamed and a Royal Life Saving Society Medal, in fitted case (4)variousCondition: First with area of discolouration / stain to front. London service medal with knocks and scratches.
A WWI three medal group awarded to M-31425 L Cpl L. Gurr. A.S.O.formed of 1914 Mons star with bar, Victory and war medals, suspended on ribbons, accompanied by and 'Old Contemptibles' lapel pin, a 'For Services Rendered lapel pin, an ASC silver and enamel brooch, a black and white photograph of L. Gurr, and an associated Victory Medal awarded to 23890. 2.A.M. R.D. Moore R.F.C., (qty)Condition: Fair condition with surface wear and minor impact marks.
A collection of mostly early 20th century silver prize and commemorative medals comprising Ireland, Free State Tailteann Games prize medal, 1928 engraved verso Gymnastics Second, France: Chambre de Commerce De Paris medal, 1937 by PM. Poisson, cased Exposition D'Horticulture, 1887 medal by A. Dubois, Republique Francaise commemorative by F. Rasumny, Italy Comizio Agrario Di Novara by Johnson, Britain: Universal Cookery and Food Association Currant Competition London 1906 prize medal by Restall, National Sweet Pea Society prize medal and National Begonia society silver medal, (9)first diameter 26 mm., silver weight approx. 16.16 ozt Condition: Tailtean games bears scratch, knock to edge of Chambre de commerce medals.
A boxed Imperial Tobacco centenary coin/medal and dish set as gifted to employees in 2001. Box set comprises a cased Royal Mint medallion featuring Imperial Tobacco's first corporate seal, in plastic case and presentation box and complete with CoA. Together with a boxed specially commissioned Wedgwood ceramic dish in maroon Cornucopia Imperial pattern (approx. 12.5cm diameter).
Small collection of foreign medals including United States of America For Military Achievements, For Humane Action, For Valor, Yangtze Service, Rhodesian Conspicuous Gallantry Cross, Japanese / China Incident, French Medaille D'Honneur and Hong Kong & Shanghai Banking Corporation Medal etc, together with five replica metal belt buckles
Three British Forces WW2 medal groups comprising a group of three, 1939-1945 Star with clasp for Bomber Command, Defence Medal and War Medal, a group of four comprising 1939-1945 Star, Africa Star with clasp for North Africa 1942-43, Defence Medal and War Medal and a further group of four including 1939-1945 Star, Africa Star, Defence Medal and War Medal
Two British Army WW1 medals comprising Victory Medal named to 2560 Pte S Wilce, Gloucestershire Yeomany and a War Medal named to 56448 Pte H W Payne, Border Regiment together with commemorative medals including Edward VIII coronation and a German WW1 Veteran's Badge, sundry medal ribbons etc
British Army WW1 King's Liverpool Regiment medal group of four comprising 1914/1915 Star, War Medal, Victory Medal and Edward VII Territorial Force Efficiency Medal with bar named to 18 WO Class II H W Johnson to War and Victory Medals, Company Sergeant Major to 1914/1915 Star and Sergeant to Efficiency Medal, together with his miniatures, silver War Badge, Princess Mary Christmas tin and trench art lighter. See lot 210 for the WW1 medals awarded to Warrant Officer Johnson's son.
British Army WW1 King's Liverpool Regiment medal group of five comprising 1914/1915 Star, War Medal, Victory Medal, George V Coronation Medal and Territorial Force Efficiency Medal named to 69 Company Sgt Major G Johnson (WO Class II to War and Victory Medal) together with WW2 Defence Medal and associated ephemera including old comrades badges etcSee lot 209 for the WW1 medals awarded to Warrant Officer Johnson's father.
Seven military medal and insignia reference books including Ribbon & Medals by H Taprell Dorling, Army Badges & Insignia of WW2 by Guido Rosignoli, WW2 German Medals & Political Awards by Christopher Ailsby together with a copy Hitler's Mein Kampf Illustrated, published Hutchinson & Co Ltd (8)
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