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General Service Medal 1918-62 Iraq Northumberland Fusiliers, medal with single clasp Iraq, awarded to “88860 PTE. T. BUTLER NORTH’D FUS”. Awarded for service with the 2nd Battalion Northumberland Fusiliers in Iraq between December 1919 and November 1920. Also numbered 4257303, no record of First World War medals being issued. Ex John Ingham collection
A Well-Documented WW2 Submarine Service Mention in Despatches Medal Group of Six Attributed to C/JX 137505 Leading Signalman Leslie Douglas James Long, group consists of 1939-45 star, Atlantic star, Africa star, Italy star, Defence medal, War medal 1939-45 with M.I.D. oakleaf sewn on the ribbon. Medals all un-named as issued. Medals are accompanied by a comprehensive folder of original documentation and photographs, including Certificate of Service, Reference letter dated January 1947, signed by Lieut. Paul Chapman, D.S.O., D.S.C. and bar, Naval message advising award of MID, November 1944, Instructions for the use of the Davis Escape Apparatus, Handwritten (pencil) list of patrols in H.M.S. Upstart, Assorted Naval Messages, Submarines Christmas card, Wounds and Hurts certificate, Aug 1934 for slipping down stairs at H.M.S. Pembroke Gunnery School, Release Order, Education certificate to Signal Boy Leslie D. Long, Certificate of Gratitude from the village of Aspley Guise, HMS Maidstone souvenir booklet, Ministry of Information Submarine booklet, Collection of original photographs being a mix of official press photos and privately taken photos on the submarine, plus more. Mention in Despatches, London Gazette 28th November 1944 – For outstanding courage, skill and devotion to duty in successful patrols in one of H.M. Submarines - Temporary Leading Signalman Leslie Douglas James Long, C/JX 137505 (Ampthill, Beds). Leslie Long was born on 30th May 1917 in Willesden London and entered the Royal Navy in August 1934 and transferred to the Submarine Service in August 42. He completed 12 patrols in H.M.S. Upstart between August 1943 and October 1944. From October he served on HMS Telemachus until his release on 10th August 1947. Re-offered due to non-paying bidder
Great War Medals, 1914-15 Star medal, “2514 PTE. T.G. HERBERT DURH:L.I.”; British War medal, “376123 CPL. M.R. MILBURN R.A.”; Victory medal, “10923 PTE. R. MARTIN DURH. L.I.”; Defence medal 1939-45, unnamed as issued.Thomas Gibson Herbert from Hetton-le-Hole was killed in action whilst serving with ‘D’ Company 8th Battalion Durham Light Infantry and is remembered on the Menin Gate MemorialMark Milburn served with Tynemouth R.G.A.-T.F., also entitled to a Victory medal
Grouping of German Awards, including U-Boat war badge, Panzer Assault badge in silver, Infantry assault badge, Army Flak badge, Kriegsmarine Blockade Breakers badge, NSDAP 50 year faithful service decoration, Italian / German Afrika medal, Spanish Blue Division medal and a Imperial Iron Cross 2nd class in presentation case. We are of the opinion that all of these awards are good quality post war representations. Being sold on this basis and is not covered under our guarantee of items from this period, sold not subject to return. All interested bidders must conduct their own research and be happy with what they are buying.
Quantity of medals to include WWI British war medal to 18222 PTE JA Taylor, Suffolk Regiment, George V Territorial Force Efficiency medal to 100041 CPL L SJT JW Franklin, Hampshire Yeomannry, George V Mercantile Marine war medal to Michael Malone, 1937 Coronation medal and 1935 Jubilee medal
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