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Lot 735
WW2 Multi Signed 'The Award of the Air Force Medal' RAF, DM, 17 Cover. Signatures include W/O John Allen AFM, Flt Sgt Ty Barraclough AFM, Sqn Ldr Peter Crouch AFM, Flt Lt John Donnelly AFM, Sqn Ldr Robert Lockhart DFM AFM, Sqn Ldr Jack Emmerson DFC AFM and Flt Lt Ronald Emeny AFM. Jersey Stamp with Jersey Postmark. Fantastic Cover. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99
Lot 738
4 Olympic Medal Heroes Commemorative Covers Collection. Personally Signed including Sprinter Linford Christie OBE, Runner Sally Gunnell OBE, Swimmer Nick Gillingham MBE and Canoeist Campbell Walsh. All Contain Olympic Stamps with Medal Postmarks. Great Collection. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99
Lot 378
ASSORTED COLLECTABLE COINS comprising boxed John Pinches commemorative sterling silver medal of the 700th anniversary of Caerphilly Castle, Ltd Ed pair No. 116/500 with certificate, sterling silver United Nations 1971 Peace medal with box and stand, boxed Turks and Caicos Islands 'SIlver Bank' medallion No. 375/1000 with certificate, 2 x 1936-2006 fantasy crowns in small vintage travel caseProvenance: deceased estate Ceredigion, consigned via our Carmarthen Office
Lot 35
A Boer War Relief of Ladysmith gallantry medal group, comprising a Distinguished Conduct Medal and Queen's South Africa medal with five clasps, to 3589 Sgt / Clr Serjt N Sparke, 1st Border Regt, together with a portrait miniature of Norman Sparke in uniform, watercolour on ivory, and period press cuttings. ["After the Relief of Ladysmith Sit Redvers Buller brought the following among other officers and men to the attention of the Secretary for War through Lord Roberts...Sergeant Norman Sparke and Lance-Sergeant Munro; December 15, Colenso - Displayed great gallantry and excellent management of their men dander severe fire. Segt Sparke is the youngest son of the late Rev Wm Sparke, of Kirkwall." Colour Sergeant Sparke died of enteric fever at Johannesburg.]
Lot 36
A Great War gallantry medal group, comprising a Military Cross, 1914 - 1915 Star, British War and Victory medals, together with an India General Service medal with Waziristan 1921-24 clasp, to 2. Lieut / Capt G W O'Brien, Border Regiment, (British War medal engraved, other campaign medals impressed)
Lot 37
A Great War gallantry group, comprising a Distinguished Conduct medal, British War and Victory medals to 26859 Sjt F Clegg, 8th Border Regiment. [London Gazette 2 December 1919, "For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty on 22nd October 1918, near Klaadestraat. When a platoon had lost its commander and several officers from heavy machine-gun fire, he took over command of the remainder and led them forward most gallantly. Later, he collected the remainder of another platoon under machine-gun fire, and led them forward with his own men. Later again, when the enemy attempted to counter-attack, he inflicted heavy casualties on them by Lewis-gun and rifle fire, compelling them to withdraw. Throughout the day he showed marked ability and leadership under the heaviest machine-gun fire."] [ Lonsdale Battalion ]
Lot 40
A Great War gallantry medal group comprising a Military Medal, 1914 Star with clasp, British War and Victory medals with oak leaf clasp, those of 8655 Pte / W O Cl 2 P Keefe, 6th Border Regiment, together with two Royal Navy and Army Boxing Association silver prize medallions [Wounded Dardanelles]
Lot 47
A Waterloo Medal impressed to Serj William Hill, 1st Batt 95th Reg Foot, fitted with original steel clip and ring suspension, together with research notes. [Traced as a private on the muster rolls for the Leicestershire Militia in 1809. Volunteered to serve as a private with the 1st Battalion Rifles on 31st March 1809 until 1810. Promoted serjeant 25th September 1811, in England June 1810 until March 1815. Served at Waterloo with the 1st Rifle Brigade. Promoted to quartermaster serjeant 25th August 1816. Served in North America 9th July 1825 until March 1826. Promoted to quartermaster December 1826. To half pay on 29th March 1829.]
Lot 48
A Naval General Service Medal, 1793-1840, with Trafalgar clasp, impressed to Andrew Malcolm, together with two Prize Money certificates and extensive research notes. [Andrew Malcolm, born Glasgow 1780, Royal Navy 1st September 1804 aged 24. Served on HMS Britannia under Captain Charles Bullen. Carried the flag of Lord Northesk, third in Command at Trafalgar. Fourth ship in the weather line and thus early into action, continuing closely engaged until the end. Sustaining a loss of 52 killed and wounded. Escorted three of the prizes home to Plymouth, her last service. Malcolm later served 1816 - 1818 on HMS Genoa and from 1821 - 1825 on HM Ramilles. A total of 21 years.]
Lot 50
A Military General Service Medal 1793-1814, with six clasps, (Ciudad Rodrigo, Badajoz, Salamanca, Vittoria, Orthes and Toulouse), impressed to James Lennon, 95th Foot, with extensive research notes. [Born near Belfast circa 1788, enlisted as a private with the 2nd 95th Regiment on the 29th of January 1810, discharged a "worn out", Ireland, 1825]
![[Amendment: this is now considered to be a father and son group.] An exceptional Royal Navy long service medal group, spannin](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/0958aa85-cece-43cb-bb02-ae3e00f363bb/28020b63-8555-4be5-9c41-ae4300e0e2ac/468x382.jpg)
Lot 51
[Amendment: this is now considered to be a father and son group.] An exceptional Royal Navy long service medal group, spanning the reigns of Queen Victoria through to Queen Elizabeth II, comprising a 1914-15 Star, British War and Victory medals, Royal Navy Long Service and Good Conduct Medal with clasp, 1939-45 War and Defence medals, and the British Empire Medal, those of Edwin Charles Guy who volunteered for service in 1883, served during both World Wars and whilst recruiting for the Royal Navy, was awarded the British Empire Medal during the present Queen's coronation year, 1953, he served as a cook during the first years of his service, is rated a Boy 1st class on his 1914-15 Star, Able Bodied Seaman on the British War and Victory medals, and Petty Officer ( HMS Victory ) on the long service medal, the group includes service and medal related documents, two extensive photograph albums depicting service between the Wars, portrait and group photographs, a silver cigarette case engraved "Presented to CPO Guy in appreciation of service as President of CPOs' Mess, HMS Excellent, 1937-38, and a Master of the Watch telescope by Ross and engraved "Awarded to E C Guy, Advanced Class, Royal Hospital School, Greenwich, July, 1912
Lot 52
A Queen's South Africa medal with six clasps, together with an Army Long Service and Good Conduct medal to 92614 Corl / B Q M Sjt L C Dorey, 69 B RFA, together with a Soldier's Account Book, a 1900 Queen Victorian gilt tin, a Defenders of Ladysmith Association enamelled lapel badge, a cigar case, a photograph and a small glass bottle assumed to contain sand from South Africa
![[ Victoria Cross / Medal ] A Cardette photographic portrait of Petty Officer Alfred Sephton, VC, Royal Navy, together with a](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/0958aa85-cece-43cb-bb02-ae3e00f363bb/b091a08d-049e-417b-be8d-ae400142be4c/468x382.jpg)
Lot 60
[ Victoria Cross / Medal ] A Cardette photographic portrait of Petty Officer Alfred Sephton, VC, Royal Navy, together with a large group of personal photographs, many depicting Sephton and his fellow sailors aboard vessels and relaxing ashore, also images of marine actions and studio portrait photographs of Sephton in uniform with family members. ["On 18 May 1941 in the Mediterranean, south of Crete, Petty Officer Sephton was a director layer on HMS Coventry when she went to the assistance of a hospital ship which was being attacked by German dive-bombers. When the enemy engaged Coventry, strafing her with machine-gun fire, Petty Officer Sephton was mortally wounded, a bullet actually passing through his body and injuring an able seaman beside him. Although in great pain and partially blinded, nevertheless he stuck to his instruments and carried out his duties until the attack was over. He died of his injuries next day."]
![[ Victoria Cross / Medal ] Thirteen largely press photographs of VC recipients, approx 26 cm x 20 cm](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/0958aa85-cece-43cb-bb02-ae3e00f363bb/b4db17fa-54ff-48bf-ac9c-ae400142bfcf/468x382.jpg)
Lot 475
Lot to include a World War One (WW1 / WWI) medal pair comprising British War Medal and Victory Medal named to 860715 PTE F BENNETT 33 LOND R, a General Service Medal (1918) with Canal Zone clasp to 22572562 PTE R BENNETT RAOC, Rifle Brigade cap badge (with pin affixed to the back) and similar
Lot 2
Collection of British WW1 medals includes Victory medal to GS-86214 Pte A.E Everett of the Royal Fusileers, 1914-15 star and Victory medal to 13169 Pte C.F Stickley of the Essex Regiment, a 1914-15 star hard to read 1914-18 war medal edge hard to read with a WW1 Serbian (Balkans) war medal and two pictures.
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