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Lot 750
Collection of various Second World War medals comprising 1939 - 1945 Star x2, Italy Star, Africa Star, Pacific Star, France and Germany Star, Defence medal and War medal x2, together with two boxes of issue, a Boer War Chocolate tin, First World War Princess Mary Gift tin and other Militaria.
Lot 776
First World War Military Cross Casualty Medal group comprising Military Cross, 1914 - 15 Star, War and Victory medals named to 2. Lieut A. Pryke, and Memorial plaque named to Arthur Pryke, with memorial scroll named to 2nd Lieut. Arthur Pryke M.C. Suffolk Regiment, the medals and scroll are mounted in a period frame. The London Gazette citation from 18th July 1917 reads "Temp. 2nd Lt. Arthur Pryke, Suff. R. For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty. He showed great coolness and courage as an Intelligence Officer. He made two reconnaissance's of our new position under heavy fire of all kinds, and reported to Headquarters. On a later date he carried out a reconnaissance under similar conditions and was wounded as he returned". Supplied with copy photograph of 2nd Lieutenant Pryke and copy of the letter from his commanding Officer to his parents after he was wounded (and later died), included is notice of a recommendation for the Military Cross. Arthur Pryke died on 11th April 1917, aged 22.
Lot 828
First World War and later Naval Long Service and Good conduct medal group comprising 1914 - 15 Star, War and Victory medals named to SS. 115411. J.H. Langford. STO. 1. .R.N., together with a George V Royal Naval Fleet Reserve Long Service and Good Conduct medal named to SS. 115411 (PO. B. 9473) J. H. Langford. STO. 1. R.F.R. (4 medals)
Lot 831
First World War 1914 - 15 Star and War medal named to 17824 PTE. J. Reeve. Suff. R, together with a First World War pair comprising War and Victory medals named to 1629 BMBR. E. G. Hatchard. R.A. another pair named to 2429 PTE. S. V. E. Payne. R. Suss. R., two War medals named to 1901 PTE. A. W. Johnson. Essex. Yeo. and A-202457 PTE. H. Armell. K. R. Rif C. and a Second World War War medal (9)
Lot 834
Second World War Naval trio comprising 1939 - 1945 Star, Atlantic Star and War medals, in box of issue, together with a Second World War France and Germany Star and War medal, also in box of issue, a Second World War medal group comprising 1939 - 1945 Star, France and Germany Star, Defence and War medals, together with another Defence and War medal and a Burma Star
Lot 895
Interesting Royal Air Force (R.A.F.) medal group and ephemera relating to Air Commodore Cedric Arnold Bell. Bell was born on 14th September 1905 in Hackney, London. He was commissioned into the RAF at the rank of Pilot Officer, aged 19, in January 1925, going on to serve as a pilot in 16 Squadron. Throughout the 1920s and '30s Bell rose up the ranks of the RAF as he attended signals courses and moved to Farnborough, as the Second World War began Bell was appointed a Wing Commander in 1940. Shortly after this, Wing Commander Bell travelled to America where he was head of the Radio Section, Technical Department, British Air Commission, Washington. His work in America saw him awarded the Legion of Merit in 1943. Bell returned from his success in America to become a Staff Officer - Radar, HQ Bomber Command. Appointed Air Commadore in 1949, Bell finally retired from the RAF in 1953 as a Senior Air Staff Officer, HQ No 90 (Signals) Group.Included in the lot is Cedric Bell's original Service Commission from 1925, medals comprising Second World War Defence Medal, Second World War War Medal, Elizabeth II Coronation Medal and American Legion of Merit (mounted on bar) together with miniature medals, framed citation from the award of the Legion of Merit, visitor badge from The Glenn L. Martin Company Baltimore, large album of photographs including dinners and receptions in America, handwritten record of Air Commodore Bell's RAF service and a silver desk blotter engraved with his initials.Second World War RAF medal group with American Legion of Honour
Lot 903
Second World War Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve (R.A.F.V.R.) Wireless operators casualty medal group and related correspondence to Sergeant Alexander Logie, comprising 1939 - 1945 Star, Air Crew Europe Star and Second World War War medal, in box of issue with condolence slip, a group of sweetheart brooches and badges and an album of Wartime correspondence between Alexander Logie's mother and the RAF as she tried to find her son.N.B. 1108284 Sergeant Alexander Logie R.A.F.V.R. was one of a crew of 7 aboard Avro Manchester L7287 of 49 Squadron which failed to return from an operational flight over Emden, Germany, on 6 June 1942.
Lot 904
Fine and fascinating Waterloo Medal 1815, Officially impressed - T. PATERSON, 91st REGT FOOT., with original steel ring suspension and original ribbon (minor edge knocks and scratches, otherwise very fine). Sold with copies of Corporal Paterson's Service papers which tell a fascinating and brave story - The record states 'In the Peninsula in the year 1808 under Sir Arthur Wellesley and was present at the Battle of Vimeria (August 21st) -was taken prisoner on the 6th January 1809,during the retreat of Corruma, subsequently made his escape and after serving with the guerrillas (Spanish irregular fighters) for some time, obtained a passport and rejoined his regiment in 1811. He again served in the Peninsula from 1812 to the later end of 1814 and was present at the actions of the Pyrenees, was slightly wounded at Nivelle, was present at Waterloo - served upward of his years in Jamaica'. A fine medal with excellent provenance N.B. Previously sold by these rooms, lot 600 22nd August 2013Condition report: it has been brought to our attention that the medal does not have stars after the naming, so it is believed to be a later issue. We ask all buyers to satisfy themselves with the medal prior to placing a bid.Good condition with some edge knocks and light scratches- see extra images
Lot 907
First World War Victory medal unofficially named to 16327. PTE. A. V. Leonard. Royal. Dub. Fus. together with Second World War medal comprising 1939 - 1945 Star, France and Germany Star, Africa Star and x3 War medals together with cloth badges, military knives and sundry items including a NAAFI ashtray (1 box)
Lot 945
Victorian Crimean War medal pair comprising Crimea medal with Sebastopol clasp named to 1830. Sergt W. Dibbs 56th Regt. together with Turkish Crimea medal unofficially named to 1830 W. Dibbs. 56th Regt. (2 medals)N.B. Colour Serjeant William Dibbs was also awarded the Medaille de Militaire (one of only five award to the regiment). The citation reads ''Fearless and steady conduct when employed in the trenches'. He later went on to become a Yeoman of the Guard at the Tower of London. His name is recorded on page 107 of the Ian McInnes' book The Yeoman of the Guard.Condition report: Naming on the Crimea medal is worn, although it does not show signs of erasure. The Turkish Crimea medal is unofficially named and also features a non standard suspension loop drilled through the medal. Both medals have modern ribbons.
Lot 948
Boer War and later medal group comprising Queen's South Africa medal with three clasps- Cape Colony, Transvaal and South Africa 1902 named to 359 C. Serjt. J. White. Essex Regt., 1914 -15 Star named to 2856. C.S.MJR. J. White. Essex. R., War and Victory medals named to 2856 W. O. CL. 2. J. White. Essex. R. and George V Army Long Service and Good Conduct medal named to 359 CLR. SJT. J. White. Essex. Regt. (5 medals) N.B. together with extensive printed research showing SJT. White was a member of the 13th (West Ham) Essex Regiment. He was also entitled to a Silver War Badge.
Lot 952
First World War and later Military Medal (M.M.) Gallantry group, comprising M.M. named to 26963 CPL. G. Pitches. 9/Essex R., War and Victory Medals name to 26963 CPL. G. Pitches. Essex R, Second World War Defence Medal, unofficially named ‘Sgt. G. Pitches M.M. A.R.P. Essex' mounted on board together with Silver War Badge ‘B206779’, ARP Badge, First World War Princess Mary Gift Tin, ephemera, transmittal letters for M.M. and BWM and County of Essex ARP identity card. N.B. George Pitches went on to serve as an Air Raid Warden during the Second World War. Sold together with his two brothers medals comprising. First World War and Victory Medals named to 6117 PTE. L. Pitches. 23-Lond. R with Silver War Badge ‘B29265’, and Identity disc, N.B. Victory medal officially renamed and First World War War and Victory Medals named to G-34160 PTE. C. Pitches. R. Suss. R.
Lot 953
First World War 1914 'Mons Star' medal group comprising 1914 Star with 5th Aug - 22nd Nov. 1914 clasp, named to 9258 PTE. F. E. Adams 2/Essex R., War and Victory medals named to 9258 A. CPL. F. E. Adams Essex. R. and George V Army Long Service Good Conduct medal named to 5999091 SJT. F. E. Adams. Essex. R. (4 medals)
Lot 954
Commander of the Most Excellent Order of The British Empire (C.B.E.) neck badge, together with First World War War and Victory medals named to Lieut. H. C. Naldrett R.F.C. together with Second World War Defence medal (4 medals) N.B. Lieutenant Harold Carter Naldrett 4th Essex, later Royal Flying Corps became a test pilot on 16th August 1918. Together with service records and copy photograph of himCondition report: Some damage to the enamel on the C.B.E. is noted.
Lot 958
Edward VII Volunteer Long Service medal named to 735 PTE. J. Reynolds. 3/V.B. Essex. Regt. together with First World War War medal named to 2931 SJT. J. Reynolds. Essex. R. (mounted on bar) N.B. Reynolds was a member of the 13th (West Ham) Essex Regiment. He was also entitled to a 1914 -15 Star, Victory medal and Silver War Badge. Went on to join the Royal Flying Corps, service no. 186425
Lot 959
First / Second World War trio comprising First World War War and Victory medals named to Capt. L. Dyer, together with Second World War Defence medal and miniature medals. Along with the medals are a group of St Johns, Royal Observer Corps and other badges, all relating to Captain Dyer and copy records and a photograph of him in Royal Observer Corps uniform. N.B. Captain Leopold Dyer, the son of West Ham Mayor Henry Dyer is mentioned on page 25 of ''Up the Hammers'' by Elliot Taylor was also a member of the 13th (West Ham) Essex Regiment
Lot 960
Collection of First World War campaign medals comprising War medals named to 1600 PTE. J. Vinson. Essex. Yeo., Major F. C. Smith, 45570 PTE. J. Seaman. Essex. R. and 17295 PTE. L.T. Smith. Essex. R. Together with a Victory medal named to 434133 A. CPL. F. Woods. Essex. R. (5 medals) N.B. Lance Corporal Leslie Thomas Smith died on 16th June 1918, aged 26, he was a member of the 13th (West Ham) Essex Regiment.
Lot 962
George VI Meritorius Service Medal (M.S.M.) named to 994 C. SJT. R. Motley. Essex. R. together with quantity of printed research, showing Richard Motley ended up as a Chelsea Pensioner and a journal entry written by him.N.B. This medal formed part of the Jack Webb Collection, sold by Dix Noonan Webb on 29/3/2000, sale catalogue is included.
Lot 963
George VI / Second World War Casualty medal group comprising 1939 - 1945 Star, Africa Star, Defence and War medals, together with George VI General Service Medal with Palestine Clasp named to 6008980 PTE. F. P. Mapes. Essex. R., together with box of issue for Second World War medals and casualty slip named to PTE. F P C Mapes. N.B. Private Percival Frederick Charles Mapes, son of Mr and Mrs Mapes of Burnham - on - Crouch, died on 6th November 1940, aged 26.
Lot 964
George VI / Second World War medal group comprising 1939 - 1945 Star, France and Germany Star, Italy Star, Africa Star, Defence and War medals, together with a George VI Territorial Efficiency medal named to 5998788. W.O. CL. 2. G. Gooch. Essex and a Rifle association medallion also named to Gooch (8 items)
Lot 966
First World War Silver War Badge numbered B186658, together with research on recipient, who was a member of 13th (West Ham) Essex Regiment. Second World War Atlantic Star, Pacific Star and Burma Star, S.O.E. type bolt with hidden compartment to interior, various medal ribbons and sundry militaria to include a First World War Croix De Guerre engraved 'J. Jackson 2173 Essex Regt.' N.B. Private Jackson was also awarded the Distinguished Conduct medal for gallantry in stalking enemy and shooting enemy snipers frequently alone.
Lot 968
First World War Princess Mary Gift Tin with Bullet pencil and original slip 'I herewith enclose one Princess Mary's Gift Brass Box'., the tin engraved to underside '7331 SGT. B. McGowan B Coy 2 Leinster Regt. 17th BDE. 6th Division in the trenches between Lille and Armentieres Christmas Day 1914'. N.B. Sergeant McGowan would have recieved the DCM had his company commander who recommended him for the medal not been killed. His medals were sold by Bonhams, lot 162, 1st October 2008
Lot 1280
A Death Penny to Humphrey Quail Temple, together with Special Constabulary medals to Gilbert H Martin, Great War Medal to 4347 Private J Rothery K.O.S.B., Special Constabulary medal to Section Commander John Jefferson, 14-18 medal to 1428 Private I Cartmer, Manchester Regiment, miniatures, cap badges, etc.
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