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Lot 378
WW1 Death Plaque and medal trio to 13386 Pte Philip Charles Richmond 8th Norfolk Battalion Killed in Action 19th July 1916 at Delville Wood, Somme.Philip Charles Richmond a survivor of the 8th Battalions successful attack on the 1st of July 1916 was from Walpole St Andrew, Norfolk. Born 1892, son of Thomas & Charlotte Richmond. 1911 census has him as a farm labourer living with his widowed mother and elder brother. Attesting for the Norfolk Regt at Norwich 3rd September 1914. Arived in France 25th July 1915. He was originally reported wounded and missing on the 19th during the 8th's attack on Deville Wood, later confirmed as Killed in Action. After a period out of the line, the 8th Battalion took part in the attack on Deville Wood 19th July 1916. The Battalion advanced from the Southwestern end of Longueval at about 07.15 hours after hard fighting at the southern edge of the wood the Battalion captured positions and held against heavy bombardments until relieved on the 22nd of July 1916 having suffered 293 casualties.
Lot 379
WW1 Death Plaque and medal Trio to 21393 Pte Sidney Oliad Dent 8th Battalion Border Regiment (formerly 17310 Norfolk Regt) Reported Missing 5th July 1916 (Somme)Sidney was from King's Lynn, Norfolk. He was the husband of Mrs Rose Dent, they had 3 children and lived at 6 Frederick Place, South Lynn. He worked for Messrs, Cranfield Millers. He enlisted December 1914 in Norwich. The 8th Borders were in action on the 3rd of July and I feel Sidney went missing on this date as the battalion was in bivouacked 4th & 5th July with no reported casualties. Sidney is remembered on the Thiepval Memorial, King's Lynn Memorial & South Lynn Window Memorial.Lot includes Plaque and envelope, trio of medals and decoration award letters for his medals.
Lot 382
Boer War and WW1 medal set with photo to Pte Ernest Albert Bailey Norfolk Regiment, wounded at Gallipoli. Set includes Queens South Africa medal with Transvaal , Orange Free State, Cape Colony, SA 1901 and SA 1902 bars, 1914/15 star, BWM, Victory Medal and Territorial Efficiency Medal. QSA impressed 683 Pte E Bailey Vol Coy Norfolk Regiment. Trio impressed to 160 Pte E A Bailey Norfolk Regt and TFEM impressed 160 Pte E A Bailey 5/Norfolk Regt.Ernest was Born 16th April 1874 at Field Dalling. His casualty form records wounded GSW left shoulder at Gallipoli 15th August 1915 and the same day he was transferred from 26 CCS to a troop ship being admitted to hospital in Malta on the 19th August arriving back in the UK being admitted to 5 Norther G.H. at Leicester on 24th Sept 1915. Ernest was obviously with the 5th Battalion on the 12th August when the battalion were decimated by the Turks. Lot comes with book of research done on Pte Bailey.
Lot 383
Family medal grouping WW1 and postal medal grouping to include 1914 Star trio and ribbons named to 20607 Spr W.H.Ribbons RE and Imperial Service Medal boxed named to Walston Herbert Ribbons. And another Imperial Service Medal boxed named to Herbert George Ribbons both being awarded for faithful service in the postal service. Lot includes large quantity of family photographs, certificates etc.
Lot 395
Framed WW1 death plaque and medal pair to PTE William Frederick Smith, 1/4th Battalion Suffolk regiment, killed in action 18th August 1916 aged 18 years, born in Brampton, Suffolk, commemorated on the Thiepval Memorial, France also includes "In loving memory" card and photo together with research documents, frame carved with the motto "Thy Will be Done" approx 45cm x 38cm
Lot 483
A WW2 medal group comprising Burma Star, Africa Star, 1939-1945 Star, War Medal, Defence Medal and Dunkirk commemorative medal; together with corresponding Dunkirk Veterans' Association enamel pin badges, Burma Star Association pin badge, East Africa cap badge and boxed King's Badge; also included with the lot is a black wool beret of German manufacture and an album of photographs depicting scenes from military life between 1940 and 1942 (includes South Africa, Kenya, Ceylon, Abyssinia, Nyasaland, Somaliland etc.) Condition Report:Available upon request
Lot 484A
Two WW1 Hawke Battalion Royal Naval Division shoulder titles, T5 King's Own Scottish Borderers (KOSB) shoulder title, a miniature Order of St. John medal, an Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders enamel pin badge, RAF sweetheart brooch, Royal Auxiliary Air Force pin badge and three Davy (miner's) lamp lapel pins (sold to raise funds for the 1926 General Strike) Condition Report:Available upon request
Lot 661
A Military whip with a 15ct gold collar, inscribed 'Captain W Feilden, Doveridge, Derby', and makers names 'Merry St, James St' (62cms long). Also with another whip with horn shaft, silver mounted collar and antler handle (64.5cms long). (2) *This could be William Morton Buller Feilden MC (1893-1976) of the Derbyshire Yeomanry (Territorial Force), 2nd Lieutenant from 3/4/13, Lieutenant later, 1/9/16 wounded and entitled to wound stripe, later Captain, Awarded UK Military Cross for distinguished service in the field, mentioned in dispatches twice and Italian silver medal for valour. ** Generally good, some wear in places as you would expect over time. Horn whip, missing leather strap at handle, silver collar with a couple of minor dents.
Lot 1
A Great War Western Front M.C. Group awarded to Captain Frederick Harvey John Drummond, Grenadier Guards, formerly Warwickshire Yeomanry, comprising Military Cross G.V.R, unnamed as issued, 1915 Star as Capt. F.H.J. Drummond, Warwick Yeo, British War Medal and Victory Medal as Capt. F.H.J. Drummond. M.C. for Gallantry in Third Ypres at Pilckem Ridge on 31st July 1917, London Gazette 26th Sept 1917, wounded twice, July 31st 1917 and 1st Dec 1917. Born 24 May 1892 at St George Hanover Square, London. Married 1928, Died 1946. NB. Lots 1 to 50 in this auction are being sold with proceeds of sale being donated to Woody' Lodge Registered Charity (1173752) fund raising to continue their support to veterans.
Lot 10
A Great War 1915 medal trio, awarded to 1801/35939 Private Phillip Gardner 1/4th Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry. Served France 29th March 1915. NB. Lots 1 to 50 in this auction are being sold with proceeds of sale being donated to Woody' Lodge Registered Charity (1173752) fund raising to continue their support to veterans.
Lot 11
A Great War 1915 medal trio, awarded to 8545 Private Charles Dale, 3rd Battalion Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry, died 24 May 1917. Notes: Buried in Beaconsfield Cemetery, Buckinghamshire. MIC Shows 7th Battalion. Served France from 24 October 1915. Some research. CWGC grave to a relative next to him 17395 John Dale 1st Northamptonshire Regiment, died 14 May 1917 aged 20. NB. Lots 1 to 50 in this auction are being sold with proceeds of sale being donated to Woody' Lodge Registered Charity (1173752) fund raising to continue their support to veterans.
Lot 12
A Great War medal trio, awarded to 565 Sjt. John Goodwin Cowell 1/1st Royal Buckinghamshire Yeomanry. Notes: To Egypt 21 April 1915. Landed Suvla Bay 18 August 1915, returned Egypt December 1915. Transferred to the Western Front on January 1916. Discharged 25 March 1916 due to sickness and awarded Silver War Badge Medal, Number 7494. Born near Winslow, Buckinghamshire 22 April 1892. Some research with the medals. NB. Lots 1 to 50 in this auction are being sold with proceeds of sale being donated to Woody' Lodge Registered Charity (1173752) fund raising to continue their support to veterans.
Lot 13
A Queens South Africa 1899-1902 medal, four clasps, comprising Cape Colony, Orange Free State, Transvaal, South Africa 1902. Named to 5190 Private J Hunt, 1st Battalion Connaught Rangers, with copy of Medal Roll. NB. Lots 1 to 50 in this auction are being sold with proceeds of sale being donated to Woody' Lodge Registered Charity (1173752) fund raising to continue their support to veterans.
Lot 14
A Great War 1915 medal trio plus Naval Long Service and Good Conduct, awarded to RMB 1742 Royal Marine Bandsman William Hallett Tibble, date of birth 12th November 1895, Andover. Notes: Joined Royal Marine Band School 21 June 1910. Served WWI on HMS St Vincent. Served as Royal Marine Band Sergeant. Died Tonbridge 1972. Rejoined for WWII as Temporary Superintendent Clerk. Some research with The Royal Christmas Wallet Frame from King George and Queen Mary 'With Best Wishes for Christmas 1914'. NB. Lots 1 to 50 in this auction are being sold with proceeds of sale being donated to Woody' Lodge Registered Charity (1173752) fund raising to continue their support to veterans.
Lot 17
A Great War Commission Document, together with Discharge Certificate, British War Medal and Victory Medal, awarded to Captain Herbert Bescoby, 5th Battalion The Kings (Liverpool Regiment). Commissioned 8th August 1915. Great War Discharge Certificate issued 11th February 1919. Entitled to Silver War Badge Number B 80836. Postal Address: From 1, Cromwell Road, Pendleton, Manchester. Born 1890, Died 1941. Son, Roy, aged 20, died 22nd June 1940. R.N. NB. Lots 1 to 50 in this auction are being sold with proceeds of sale being donated to Woody' Lodge Registered Charity (1173752) fund raising to continue their support to veterans.
Lot 19
A Great War medal pair plus Special Constabulary, issued to 203707 Private Harry A Wratten, Royal West Kent Regiment, later served as 495196 Private, 13th London Regiment. From Southborough, Kent. Served Egypt from 27th April 1917. NB. Lots 1 to 50 in this auction are being sold with proceeds of sale being donated to Woody' Lodge Registered Charity (1173752) fund raising to continue their support to veterans.
Lot 2
A Great War 1918 French Theatre D.C.M. Medaille Militaire group of six, awarded to Sergeant W T Gibbs 1st Battalion, South Wales Borderers, comprising Distinguished Conduct Medal G.V.R (9850 Cpl. W. T. Gibbs. 1/S, Wales Bord.), 1914 Star, with clasp (9580 Pte. W. T. Gibbs, S. Wales Bord.), British War and Victory Medals (9580 Cpl. W. T. Gibbs. S.Wales Bord.), Army L.S. & G.C. G.V.R. 2nd issue with fixed suspension (3902236 Sjt. W. T. Gibbs. D.C.M. S.Wales Bord.), France, Third Republic, Medaille Militaire, silver, silver gilt and enamel, with trophy of arms suspension, worn. (6). Notes: Medaille Militaire: London Gazette 10 October 1918, D.C.M. London Gazette 21 October 1918. 'For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty. During very severe fighting this N.C.O. who was in charge of stretcher-bearers, set a very fine example of courage and self sacrifice in the face of danger, moving about in the open during all the fighting, to ensure that the stretcher-bearers dealt with the casualties. He was working in this manner for over twelve hours, not withstanding shell fire of an intense description, and the fact that he himself had been knocked over by the explosion of a shell close to him.' William Thomas Gibbs, born 6th June at Trevethin, Monmouthshire, was a native of Caerau, Bridgend (London Gazette Records). He enlisted in the South Wales Borderers in July 1907, and served during the Great War with the 1st Battalion on the Western Front from 22 August 1914. Sgt William Gibbs transferred to the Army Reserve in February 1919, only to re-enlist in August of the same year as 3902236. He served with the Home Battalion until discharged at Portsmouth in 1931. Gibbs died 12th August 1953, having married with two sons and a daughter, in Gosport, Hampshire. EX DNW 17th Sept 2020. NB. Lots 1 to 50 in this auction are being sold with proceeds of sale being donated to Woody' Lodge Registered Charity (1173752) fund raising to continue their support to veterans.
Lot 25
A cased silver presentation set, to Captain Thomas James Victor Davis and Mrs Davis on the occasion of their Silver Wedding Anniversary, September 4th 1940. Presented by Lt. Col and Mrs John Moubray, Coldstream Guards. Sergt. Davis entered the French Theatre of War on 12th August 1914. Entitled to a 1914 Star Trio and Clasp. Awarded a Military Medal on 15th March 1919 and a Meritorious Service Medal on the 18th January 1919. Thomas was born in 1888 and attested in Swindon on 18th March 1909 aged 18 and a half, having been a Railway Porter. He married Mary Anne Miller in Caterham on 4th September 1915. Commissioned as Lt Q M on 1st October 1931. Later awarded an OBE as Captain Q M 1st April 1941. He died in Blandford 18th December 1963. NB. Lots 1 to 50 in this auction are being sold with proceeds of sale being donated to Woody' Lodge Registered Charity (1173752) fund raising to continue their support to veterans.
Lot 3
A Great War Western Front D.C.M. group of four medals, awarded to Private William Holliday, 6th Battalion, South Wales Borderers, who died of wounds on 13th April 1918, comprising Distinguished Conduct Medal, G.V.R. (9 -16760) Pte. W. Holliday, 6/S. Wales Bord.), 1914-1915 Star (16760 Pte. W Holliday, S.Wales Bord:) (4) Notes: D.C.M. London Gazette 3 September 1918. 'For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty. On the morning of the 25th March, Pte. Holliday was on of a Lewis Gun Team posted in a gap in the front line about 800 yards east of Sapignies. Small parties of Highland Light Infantry were withdrawing through the Sapignies line under very heavy machine-gun fire which caused many causalities. One wounded man of the Highland Light Infantry was abandoned about 200 yards in front of Pte. Holliday's Post. He at once went out to him, dressed him and carried him safely back to Behagnies under very heavy machine-gun barrage. Pte. Holliday rejoined the team again through heavy fire. Pte. Holliday's team fought the gun, doing great execution from two positions and finally withdrew under orders from higher authority when the Germans were on three sides. Pte. Holliday showed magnificent courage and great coolness throughout 11 hours continuous action.' Pte. Holliday was a London man from Hoxton. He enlisted in Newport in Gwent. He landed in France on 24th Sept. 1915. Photo image included. Private William Holliday died of wound on 13 April 1918, and is buried in Etaples Military Cemetery. Ex DNW 19th July 2017. NB. Lots 1 to 50 in this auction are being sold with proceeds of sale being donated to Woody' Lodge Registered Charity (1173752) fund raising to continue their support to veterans.
Lot 32
Two silver cups, comprising larger cup with cover, hallmarked for 1930, 380g with inscription 'The Minworth Challenge Cup presented to 6th Bn The Royal Warwickshire Regt. by Harry Wood Esq of The New Inn, Minworth 1930'. smaller cup, hallmarked for Birmingham 1925, 150g, with inscription 'Replica of the B & M Trophy won by R S M W A Taylor DCM 1925, 6th Royal Warwickshire Regiment Score 245 H P S 280'. Together with three Pearsall silver plated plaques, 17.5cm high, named to W A Taylor of 6th Bn Royal Warwickshire Regiment. All to 9663 WO Class 2 William Alford Taylor DCM Royal Warwickshire Regiment. Born in Stockton, Warwickshire c1889. Landed France 22nd August 1914 with 1st Bn who was engaged in the Retreat from Mons in August 1914. Entitled to 1914 Star Trio with clasp and roses. Wounded on August 6th 1916 and drafted to the 16th Bn on Recovery. Later living in Moseley, Birmingham. Note: DCM Gazetted 15th November 1918. Taylor saw service in India and was entitled to an Indian General Service Medal 1908 and a Delhi Durbar 1911 medal. NB. Lots 1 to 50 in this auction are being sold with proceeds of sale being donated to Woody' Lodge Registered Charity (1173752) fund raising to continue their support to veterans.
Lot 34
A Victory Medal awarded to Pte. Frank Webster 104842 Durham Light Infantry, later G/41054 Royal Munster Fusiliers. Note: Entitled British War Medal and Victory Medal. NB. Lots 1 to 50 in this auction are being sold with proceeds of sale being donated to Woody' Lodge Registered Charity (1173752) fund raising to continue their support to veterans.
Lot 35
A Victory Medal awarded to 1030 Pte. Denis McLean 'C' Company 6th Bn Royal Munster Fusiliers, who died 15th August 1915 in Gallipoli. Served in South Africa with R G A according to CWGC, together with Victory Medal awarded to Pte. William McLean T4/274844, Army Service Corps, believed to be his brother. (2)Note: Denis McLean was born in Clonmel, County Tipperary c1880. Enlisted in Swansea. NB. Lots 1 to 50 in this auction are being sold with proceeds of sale being donated to Woody' Lodge Registered Charity (1173752) fund raising to continue their support to veterans.
Lot 36
A Victory Medal awarded to Pte. Stanley Burrell, 2601, Hertfordshire Yeomanry. Note: Born 11th December 1897 in Radlett, Hertfordshire, died aged 97 in Maidstone. NB. Lots 1 to 50 in this auction are being sold with proceeds of sale being donated to Woody' Lodge Registered Charity (1173752) fund raising to continue their support to veterans.
Lot 37
A British War Medal awarded to Pte. 3519 Walter William Grant, 3rd Bn The Leinster Regiment. Note: Later served as 2299111 Pte. in Labour Corps. Wounded by gun shot wound in left arm. NB. Lots 1 to 50 in this auction are being sold with proceeds of sale being donated to Woody' Lodge Registered Charity (1173752) fund raising to continue their support to veterans.
Lot 372
World War I and World War II medals, comprising the Pacific star, the Africa star, 14-18 George V war medal, War of Civilisation medal, both bearing inscription 4689PTE LJ LEE 5-LODN.R., 39-45 George VI medal, 39-45 star, Atlantic star, two military buttons and a medal box for RGL Lee. (a quantity)
Lot 373
Two World War I medals, the George V 14-18 medal, and the War for Civilisation medal, each inscribed 21602 PTE TW Culpin Linc.R, with ribbons, presentation box with George VI 39-45 medal, cap badges, a soldiers service and pay book blank, British Visitors Methodist Active Service and Guide. (a quantity)
Lot 38
A Victory Medal awarded to 4848 Pte Patrick Savage, Leinster Regiment. Note: Patrick Savage was born in Wexford in 1878 joining the Army in Dublin in September 1896. He saw service in the Boer War and is entitled to Queens South Africa Medal with bars Wittebergin, Cape Colony and Transvaal, as well as Kings South Africa Medal, with two clasps, 01 and 02. Went to France on 19th December 1914. Discharged 12th March 1919, to live in Frodingham, Scunthorpe. NB. Lots 1 to 50 in this auction are being sold with proceeds of sale being donated to Woody' Lodge Registered Charity (1173752) fund raising to continue their support to veterans.
Lot 40
An Indian Medal 1895 - 1902, with three clasps to 3206 Pte. William Batchelor, 1st Bn Northamptonshire Regiment. Clasps; Punjab Frontier 1897-98, Samana 1897, Tirah 1897-98. (AF, edge knocks) Note: Also served in the South Africa Boer War with the 2nd Bn and entitled to Queens South Africa Clasps, Belmont, Orange Free State and Transvaal. Plus entitled to Kings South Africa with clasp 01/02. From Napton, Rugby.
Lot 41
A British War Medal awarded to Pte. James Burns, 24955, Royal Dublin Fusiliers. Born Londonderry. Enlisted 18 November 1915. Living in Bridgend, South Wales. Served France from 11th May 1916. Transferred to Labour Corps 15th September 1917. NB. Lots 1 to 50 in this auction are being sold with proceeds of sale being donated to Woody' Lodge Registered Charity (1173752) fund raising to continue their support to veterans.
Lot 43
Royal Dublin Fusiliers books, comprising The Recruits History of The Royal Dublin Fusiliers, printed by Gale & Polden, Aldershot., Mainwaring (Major A E). The Royal Dublin Fusiliers Engagement Book, Aldershot 1910., and Standing Orders of The Royal Dublin Fusiliers, Gale & Polden, Aldershot 1910. All three books owned by William Hewitt Stitt, 1919, D S O and M C Royal Dublin Fusiliers. W H Stitt was born 10 April 1895. Entitled to British War Medal and Victory Medal, landed France 18th February 1916. Lived at 31 Wellington Park, Belfast. Died in Tonbridge 21st January 1972. NB. Lots 1 to 50 in this auction are being sold with proceeds of sale being donated to Woody' Lodge Registered Charity (1173752) fund raising to continue their support to veterans.
Lot 46
A Hanseatic Cities Napoleonic Campaigns Medal - Hanseatic Free Cities - War Commemorative Medal of the Hanseatic Legion, 1813-1814 (issued in 1815), silver, 36mm diameter, with replacement ribbon, fine condition. Issued to combatants who served the German Free Cities of Bremen, Hamburg, and Lubeck during Napoleonic Campaigns of 1813-1814. NB. Lots 1 to 50 in this auction are being sold with proceeds of sale being donated to Woody' Lodge Registered Charity (1173752) fund raising to continue their support to veterans.
Lot 47
A Framed WWII 1939-45 Star, Burma Star, War Medal 1939-1945, dedicated to 4864739 Private Clifford Harold Knowles, of 7th Bn Leicestershire Regiment, who died 25th March 1944, age 30. Notes: Private Knowles cam from Leicester and left behind a widow, Ivy Knowles, and son Brian. They lived in 1939 at 87 The Fairway, Leicester. Buried in Gauhati War Cemetery, Assam, India. Framed by Gadsby of Leicester. NB. Lots 1 to 50 in this auction are being sold with proceeds of sale being donated to Woody' Lodge Registered Charity (1173752) fund raising to continue their support to veterans.
Lot 5
A Great War Western Front M.M., awarded to Bombardier F. Newport, Royal Field Artillery, died 03 September 1916. Military Medal, G.V.R. (83648 Bombardier Frederick Newport), 25th Trench Mortar Battery RFA. Notes: M.M. London Gazette 1st September 1916. Born in Oxford 1887, to France 19 February 1915. Commemorated Thiepval Memorial. NB. Lots 1 to 50 in this auction are being sold with proceeds of sale being donated to Woody' Lodge Registered Charity (1173752) fund raising to continue their support to veterans.
Lot 6
A group of WWII medals, comprising 1939-1945 Star, The Atlantic Star, The Africa Star, The Burma Star, The Italy Star, Defence Medal, four War Medals 1939-1945, together with Special Constabulary Long Service Medal Joseph Moore. (11) NB. Lots 1 to 50 in this auction are being sold with proceeds of sale being donated to Woody' Lodge Registered Charity (1173752) fund raising to continue their support to veterans.
Lot 7
A 1914-1915 Star and British War Medal, awarded to 5784 Alfred Munn, and also as 28522 Royal Dublin Fusiliers. To Balkans 13th October 1915. Transferred Class 'Z' 22-2-1919. (2) NB. Lots 1 to 50 in this auction are being sold with proceeds of sale being donated to Woody' Lodge Registered Charity (1173752) fund raising to continue their support to veterans.
Lot 9
A Great War 1915 medal trio, awarded to 14928 Pte Charles Staples 7th Oxfordshire and Buckingham Light Infantry. Served France from 21 September 1915 and thence to Salonica. From Upper Caterham, Surrey. NB. Lots 1 to 50 in this auction are being sold with proceeds of sale being donated to Woody' Lodge Registered Charity (1173752) fund raising to continue their support to veterans.
Lot 417
NAPOLEON INTEREST. A BRONZED COPPER MEDAL SNUFF BOX 19TH CENTURY the lid decorated with a portrait bust of Napoleon, inscribed 'Bonaparte Primus Consul Anno VIII', the base with classical figures, together with a French silver and steel folding knife, scissor and file tool in the form of a Napoleon III coin by Charles Louis Eloi Pernet, stamped 'Eloi France' (2) 5cm diameter (max) Provenance 'A Lifetime of Collecting' - The Property of a Gentleman
Lot 769
A 9ct gold signet ring, ring size approx G, a 9ct white gold and diamond ring with a twist motif, total weight 4.4g, another ring, a silver fob medal with a silver neckchain, weight 8.9g, and a single row necklace of imitation pearls.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.
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