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Click here to subscribeA CASED MBE etc. A cased Ladies issue MBE in original Royal Mint Box, on bow ribbon. A cased A O F Masonic silver medal, with Service Bar. Named on th reverse to 1966 Bro G Higgins Court Officer 30 years, Court 6270 SWD. In its original case, with Ancient Order of Foresters, Official Regalia, sold only to the Executive Council inside the lid. A QE11 Police Exemplary Service Medal, named to Const Michael J Brinkworth.
TWO 3rd C O LONDON YEO GT WAR PAIRS. British War & Victory Medals named to 1. 206206 Pte G Cruttenden 3-Co.Of.Lond Y. George Cruttenden served with his Regiment with this number and with the MGC number 160893. 2.83 Cpl H Wright 3-Co.Of.Lond.Y. Corporal Herbert wright served with his Regiment in Egypt from the 28th April 1915. (Star awarded) Discharged T of E 7th January 1916.
A BOER WAR POW CAMP IN INDIA CARVED STICK. The officer presented with the carved hardwood stick, Captain B D Broughton a descendant of William the Conqueror. Inset into the stick is Captain B D Broughton, P O W Camp:Bellary:India. Made by W C Stevens, Krijscevangene 12 July 1902. The inset lettering is on each of four sides, above the ornately twisted stem above a damaged tip. 34" overall length, with a four sided pommel. Captain later Mjr B D Broughton served in the Indian Army, promoted Captain 16/8/1910. A Double Company Commander in 1914, serving then in the 13th Rajputs (Sherhawati) Regiment. The son of the 9th Baron Sir Henry Delves Broughton. A relative Sir Hy J Delves Broughton was charged with the murder of his wife's lover, Josslyn Hay the 22nd Earl of Erroll. The basis for the film White Mischief in Happy Valley Kenya.
A GT WAR HAMPSHIRE REGT PAIR & SPECIAL CONSTABULARY MEDAL British War & Victory Medals named to Lt T R C Stanton. A GV1 Special Constabulary Medal named to Thomas R C Stanton, with two additional bars. Long Service 1944 and Long Service 1950. Commissioned 2/Lt 26/April/1917 Hampshire Regt. Lieut 1/7th Hampshire (T/F). 26th October 1918. Later part of the 35th Indian Brigade, thence the 14th Indian Division. (India & Aden). Thomas Ronald Charles Stanton of the Hampshire Regt served from September 1918. He was promoted to Lt, before the war ended. Address for his Medals was C/O Barclays Bank , 41 Lowther road, Bournemouth.
TWO GT WAR PAIRS MGC & HERTS REGT. British War & Victory Medals named to 1. 43266 Sjt S O Morris MGC. (Sidney O Morris) entitled to a pair only. 2. 11245 Pte H C Willey Herts R. (Harold Chas Willey) also served as a L/Sjt number 271025, later commissioned into the Notts & Derby Regt 26/9/1917. rtd 31/7/25. Address Ikona, Radlett , Hertfordshire.
AN ARMY ORDNANCE CORPS PAIR & PLAQUE. British War & Victory Medals named to 014309 Pte W J Stile A O C.. Gt War Memorial Plaque named to William John Stile. The son of Mrs Elizabeth Stile, 4 Southlea Terrace, Pinhoe, Exeter, Devon. Aged 26. Buried in Basra War Cemetery, Grave Ref 1 .H. 22. Date of Death given as 28/03/1918.
CASED 18ct GOLD B O BRITAIN 25th ANNIVERSARY MEDALLIONS. Cased 18ct gold Johnson Matthey & Co of London, Battle of Britain Commemorative Medals (3) with certificates. Three different sized medallions all hallmarked for 18ct, Commemorating 25 yrs since the Battle, with Never in the field of Human Conflict etc, on each. weighing .257 oz /.562 oz /1.125 oz seperately. The numbered certificates match the numbers on the medals, C1564-B 1555 and A 2218.
AN RAF LSGC GROUP & SPORTING MEDALLIONS. A Defence & War Medal also an R A F Long Service Good Conduct Medals named to W/O A J Akhurst, the three mounted for wear. Cased sporting medallions include a silver example, named H Q Flight, Eagle, A J Akhurst. Another named to RAF Malta, 1927 Three Miles Team Winners. A silvered example to Boy A J Akhurst RAF Halton, 1923 Cross Country Winners. A bronzed RAF Athletics & Cross Country Association medallion, 1923 Third Team A Akhurst. etc. An old note inside states Squadron Leader Arthur Akhurst's medals. (5) Cased , with two loose.
AN RA KOREA PR & GSM bar BORNEO TO AN OFFICER. A Korea Medal named to Lt O Crocombe R.A. United Nations Medal with bar Korea. A General Service Medal QE11 with bar Borneo, named to Mjr O Crocopmbe RA. A Staff Qualified Officer (sq). Oliver Crocombe Born 5/31928 served in the ranks for 261 days, before receiving an Emergency Commission. as a 2/Lt 23/7/1948. Regular Army 2/Lt 5/3/1949. Lt 15/3/1950 Capt 5/3/1955 Major 5/3/1962 Shown as still serving in 1972. The Medals are mounted for wear and have a matching miniature group, also mounted for wear.
CASED MEDALLIONS. Including a 55mm diameter 1837-1897 Victoria Diamond Jubilee silver medallion. A Queen Elizabeth & George V1 Coronation Medallion in damaged case, 30mm diameter. A cased silver 36mm, roughly translated 400th Anniversary (1538-1938) Bogata Casa de Moneda 1V centenario ,with slip of issue. A cased silver medallion of 38mm with coat of arms, the legend reads Por la Razon O la Fuerza on the obverse. Contitucion Politica La Republica de Chile Promulcada El 18 de Setiembre De 1925. A silver coloured medallion of 58mm diameter, with bust obverse and legend in Spanish. 'Chiloe Incorprada al Territorio De La Republic 22 Enero 1826. ano Freire 1926. The reverse has a Conquistadore , with the legend. 'Aqui Llego Donde Otro No Ha Llegado Don Alonso D'Ercilla 28 Febrero 1558.
A GT WAR TRIO TO THE KINGS OWN SCOTTISH BORDERERS. A 1914/15 Star, British War & Victory Medals in envelopes and boxes of issue named to 16062 Pte R Roughsedge K O Sco Bord. Robert Roughsedge served with the 8th Battalion KOSB in France from the 10th July 1915. The medal envelopes are addressed to Mr R Roughsedge, 5 Egerton Grove, Stratford Road, Hulme, Manchester. He was awarded a Silver War Badge List D/85 and discharged from service, under order (392) 28th April 1916.
A BOER WAR-Gt WAR S LANCS R-MILITARY POLICE GROUP. A Queens South Africa Medal with bars, Tugela Heights- Relief of Ladysmith and Transvaal, named to 3469 Pte O Cowan S. Lanc Regt. A Kings South Africa Medal with bars South Africa 1901 & S Africa 1902, named to 3469 Pte O Cowan S. Lanc. Regt. A 1914 Star and Bar, named to 3031 Pte O Cowan 2/ S:Lanc:R. British War & VIctory Medals, named to 3031 Pte O Cowan S.Lan.R. Oswald Cowan was wounded in the Boer War at Pieters Hill on the 27th February 1900. He later served with his Regiment after he recovered from his wound, returning home to 50 Tweed St, West Derby Rd, Liverpool. He rejoined his Regiment as 3031 attesting at Liverpool, in September 1914, His profession given as Policeman. He served in France from October 1914, He transferred to the Military Police in February 1917. His address upon returning to Civilian Life, is the same as above and latterly 04/10/1938. (MIC) details He is also entitled to a Silver War Badge under List MPC/83. He appears to have been invalided out in 1918, rejoining the Chief Constable Liverpool Police. It would seem he was wounded in both wars, during his services.
A ROYAL ENGINEERS CASUALTY 'BALKANS' TRIO. A 1914/15 Star in mint state, named to 11 C.S.Mjr A W Ransom R.E.. British War & Victory Medals mint in packets and box of issue, named to 11 W O Cl-2 A W Ransom R.E. Albert W Ransom served in the Theatre of War (2b) Balkans, from the 7th October 1915. He appears to have Died of Wounds on Malta. His details are 11 CSM A W Ransom 1st/1st Kent Field Coy. Aged 33 Date of Death 10/11/1915. Buried in Pieta Military Cemetery The son of James and Ellen Ransom, late of Tonbridge Kent. Husband of Louisa Ransom of 107 St Marys Road, Tonbridge, Kent. A note on Forces War Records states 'Kent Fortress (T.F) Royal Engineers. An enclosed official? note states rank when entering a Theatre of War is on the Star. A second is with the War & Victory medals stating highest permanent rank achieved by 11/11/1918, is on these medals. The Hospital treated Gallipoli and Balkans Casualties, later Submarine attacks on shipping, etc
GT WAR PAIRS TO THE HIGHLAND CYCLIST BATTN & M M POLICE. British War & Victory Medals named to 1. 733 Sjt W Hunter Highl. Cyclist. Bn. (William W Hunter) Highland Cyclist Battalion also served in the K O S Borderers under number 44033. 2. P-2388 L/Cpl E Wilton M.M.P. Military Mounted Police with both confirmed as pairs only on their MIC details.
TWO RAILWAY RELATED GT WAR PAIRS. C.R.T & E AFRICAN RAILWAYS. British War & Victory Medals named to 1. 279204 Spr A Boswell. C.R.T. Canadian Railway Troops appear to be formed from Volunteers of the Union Pacific Railway. Serving in France between 1917 & 1919. 2. 16019 Chg-Man L O Papworth. E A.Rys. (East African Railway)
THREE GT WAR GROUPS TO BROTHERS FROM SHEPTON MALLET. A 1914/15 Star British War & Victory Medals named to 11500 Pte A Higgins C.Gds. (Alfred) A 1914/15 Star, British War & Victory Medals named to 1358 Pte W Higgins Som L I. (200076) (William) British War & Victory Medals named to 241891 Pte A H Higgins. Som L I. (Arthur) believed to be the younger brother. Alfred Higgins served under number 11500 in France from the 22nd January 1915. (D O W) on MIC notes. CWGC states 4th Battalion Coldstream Guards, aged 26. Died of Wounds 25/06/1917. Buried in Plot 3 Row E Grave 19. Ferme-Olivier Cemetery Belgium. The son of John and Elizabeth Higgins of 2 Longbridge, Shepton Mallet. William Higgins served in Theatre 5a (Asia) from the 14th August 1915. A note on his MIC states Died of Disease 15th November 1916. CWGC states 15/11/1916 aged 24. Number 200076 commemorated on the Basra Memorial. Serving in the 1st/4th Somerset Light Infantry. The son of the Late John and Elizabeth Higgins. An Evercreech Somerset Peace Scroll July 1919 named to G Higgins. A mother from Somerset, who lost two sons and her husband in a short time. See Illustration
LAURENCE STEPHEN LOWRY (1887-1976); a signed limited edition coloured print "Berwick-upon-Tweed", signed in pencil lower right, bearing blind stamp and letter to number stamp 584 lower left, published by the Medici Society 1973, 53 x 43cm, unframed. This print was purchased by the vendor's father in late November 1973 and has never been framed or exposed to light. It is presented with a mount and the original brown paper which has covered it since its purchase, along with the footnote of purchase price of £40 + VAT. (D) CONDITION REPORT: As this has been wrapped in original paper, not framed or exposed to light, it is presented in excellent condition, the colours are remarkable, no foxing, no staining. The left hand edge of the paper has old cellotape along most of it. There is approx 3cm of clear paper between the cellotape and the edge of the image. There is a smudge in the printed "Berwick-upon-Tweed by LS Lowry RA reproduced by permission of Ronald Lyn Esq." at the very bottom of the paper from the "o" of "of" to "n" of "Ronald". There is a tiny mark to the edge of the paper approx 3cm up from the bottom right hand corner. The image is in excellent condition. No marks or scratches. As new. This lot qualifies for Artist Resale Rights. For further information, please visit http://www.dacs.org.uk
HEINRICH H.J. VON MICHAELIS (1927-1990); oil on board, "This That and the Others", study of geese and ducks, signed, inscribed verso and bearing Zoological Society of London label inscribed "The Property of the Marquess of Willingdon, c/o Bird & Potter, 28 Victoria Street, London", 37 x 35.5cm, framed. (D) CONDITION REPORT: This lot qualifies for Artist Resale Rights. For further information, please visit http://www.dacs.org.uk
An 18ct white gold dress ring set with an emerald cut iolite with six other stones either side, size K, a 9ct white gold dress ring set with an oval mandarin citrine with white topaz shoulders on pierced gallery, size N/O, a pair of 9ct yellow gold earrings set with small square rubies, a hallmarked silver snap bangle with bright cut decoration, and a silver signet ring, size S (shaft split) (5).
A 9ct yellow gold signet ring with scroll decoration to the shoulders and central monogram "KCB", size Q, two other smaller 9ct yellow gold signet rings, one inscribed "SEB", both size J, a 9ct yellow gold ring with split shoulders with small green cameo, size N and a 9ct yellow gold ring set with a faceted clear yellow stone, size O/P, combined approx 14.2g (5).
A 9ct yellow gold dress ring set with amethyst coloured cut stone within a border of white stones, size O/P, an Art Deco white metal white and blue sapphire eternity ring, size N (one stone missing), a pair of yellow metal drop ear clips, also a vintage lighter modelled as a camera and a George V hallmarked silver cigarette box, Birmingham 1927 (5).
- Formerly the property of Eddie Roberts and current ownership since 2010 - Desirable 312ci V8, both hard/soft-tops with power steering and brakes - Multiple 'Best in Show' winner and offered with a collection of trophies Nobody was more pleased at the 1955 launch of the T-Bird than the American Ford dealers, who were desperate to have something to provide competition for GMs racy Corvette. The left-hand drive example on offer was imported from St Louis, Missouri in 2007 with its first UK keeper being Motorbike racer Eddie Roberts. Purchased by the current vendor in 2010 this impressive T-Bird is equipped with the optional 312ci (5.1-litre) V8 engine driving through 'Ford-O-Matic' automatic transmission and is offered with both hard and soft-tops, power steering, power brakes and is fitted with a stainless steel exhaust system. Included in the sale are parts books, collection of old MOT's and as a Multiple 'Best in Show' winner a collection of trophies are also included. Well known in show circles the notable achievements have been car of the year in the 2010 classic America event and also competed for the car of the year at the NEC classic car show in November 2010.
PLEASE NOTE: This lot has a current MOT certificate valid until May 2017 - Ford V8 mated to manual transmission with invoice included from 2015 for ú5,009 - Offered with a collection of invoices, old MOT's and original build manual - Currently I-O-M registered however previously registered in the UK
19TH CENTURY LEATHER DOUBLE LEG O' MUTTON SPORTING GUN CASE with shoulder strap and carrying handle, various remnants of travel labels, and painted with the name: Major Delmy Davies-Evans, 71st Pembroke Yeomanry. 76cm long. CONDITION REPORT: Well worn and scuffed, but displaying no significant damage that is not commensurate with general wear and tear.
The P&O Pocket Book, 1908, several maps incl. some fold-out, colour frontis. by W.L. Wyllie, together with The Salvage of HM Cruiser 'Gladiator', 1908, many photographs; The Great War edition of the Fleet Annual and Naval Year Book 1915, profusely illustrated incl. large fold-out plans plus four vintage souvenir programmes(7)
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