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Lot 58
Two British Railways keyless winding open faced pocket watches, one a Phenix Southern region example, the other Recta Scottish region, both with subsidiary seconds dial, black Arabic numerals and white enamel dial, the case backs marked 'B R (S) 8063' and 'B R (Sc) 976', largest case diameter 52mm
Lot 80
Two keyless winding open faced pocket watches, one a Limit British Railways Midland region the other London Midland and Scottish Railways, both with subsidiary seconds dial, black Roman numerals, blued hands and white enamel dial, the case backs marked 'B R (M) 19609' and 'L M S 12994', largest case diameter 54mm
Lot 658
A SUPERB group of 10 Boer War/WWI medals to the THORPE family, comprising a QSA, 4 clasps to Pte W. Thorpe, Suffolk Reg, 14 Star trio to Pte J. Thorpe 1/East Yorks Reg, MILITARY MEDAL trio to Pte. F.B. Thorpe, 18/Durham Light Inf, DURHAM PALS and a MILITARY MEDAL trio to Bdr. R. Thorpe RE/RA, with 2 related photos etc (unresearched, Military Medal awards confirmed)
Lot 109
Scottish. Queen’s Own Cameron Highlanders Victorian Officer’s plaid brooch. A good unmarked silver example by R & HB Kirkwood, 66 & 68 Thistle St. Edinr. Thistle wreath in relief encircling two scrolls inscribed “PENINSULA” and “WATERLOO”. Between the scrolls, the Sphinx resting on a tablet inscribed “EGYPT”. Stout pin to reverse. VGC
Lot 116
Seaforth Highlanders Victorian 1900 Edinburgh hallmarked silver Officer’s plaid brooch.A very fine quality silver example by R & HB Kirkwood, 66 & 68 Thistle St. Edinburgh bearing their thistle logo. Thistle wreath mounted with silver Coronet, HRH Duke of Albany’s cypher and stag’s head in high relief. The wreath bears 15 honours up to “AFGHANISTAN”. Original stout pin to reverse. VGC
Lot 220
A collection of vintage railway mans lamps to include a black British Rail signal mans lamp with changeable filters, a paraffin lamp marked 'M', possibly Midland Railways, with central burner and four windows, a J&R Oldfield Ltd 'Dependents' lamp with red filter to the front and two clear glass panels facing back, a large red filtered lamp, height 49cm (4).
Lot 431
18 WW2 plastic economy cap badges.West Riding ... Military Police ... Catering Corps ... R. Engineers ... North Stafford ... ATS ... Welch ... RASC ... REME ... R. Sussex ... Devon ... R. Signals ... RAC ... RAMC ... RAOC ... Pioneer Corps ... General List ... Notts & Derby. All complete with fittings. Some slightly distorted(18 items)
Lot 476
Household Cavalry State Trumpeter’s Ceremonial trumpet banner.A fine scarce Elizabeth II example. Ground of crimson damask silk with gold and silver embroidery depicting the Royal Arms to centre flanked by two winged angels and the whole encircled by floral inlaid bullion, the crown flanked by “E” and “R”. To each corner is a bullion Union device incorporating the Rose of England, the Thistle of Scotland the Shamrock of Ireland. The banner is edged with fine gold twisted thread fringe. Minor service wear, the bullion and coloured silks remain bright. VGC Framed and glazed in attractive Hogarth frame approx 30 x 26 inches
Lot 498
Scottish. Seaforth Highlanders Officer’s pre 1915 sporran.A good example with thistle engraved cantle bearing silvered Stag’s head regimental device, thistle sprays, “CUIDICH’N RICH” and long honour scroll; the top stamped “R & HB Kirkwood, 66 & 68 Thistle St. Edinr.” White horsehair body with two chains supporting gilt metal thistle embossed bells with black horsehair tassels. Crimson Morocco backing with purse (holds 1907 penny). Minor service wear. VGC
Lot 520
1st Royal Irish Fusiliers 1882 Egypt Pair of Medals.Awarded to “305 PTE J. COX 1/R I. FUS”. Comprising: Egypt 1882 Medal, clasp “Tel-El-Kebir”, 1882 Khedive’s Star. Medals loose Contact wear.Private John Cox enlisted into the Royal Irish Fusiliers in 1881. He landed in Egypt in August 1882 and remained here until posting back to the UK on the 12th November 1882. He saw service in the East Indies before discharge in 1893.
Lot 546
8th Bn Loyal North Lancashire Regiment Boer War / WW1 Meritorious Service Medal Group of Seven Medals.A fine “Old Soldiers” group awarded to Warrant Officer James Cole, who enlisted as a boy in 1886. Comprising: Queen’s South Africa Medal, four clasps “Belmont”, “Modder River”, “Orange Free State”, “Transvaal”, (ERASED CLASPS RECONSTITUTED FOR DISPLAY), King’s South Africa Medal, two clasps “South Africa 1901”, “South Africa 1902”, “1609 SERJT J. COLES L.N.LANC REGT”, 1914/15 Star, “18514 C.Q.M.SJT J. COLES L.N.LANC R”, British War Medal Victory Medal, “WO CL 2 L.N. LANC R.”, Army Long Service & Good Conduct Medal (EVIIR), “1609 C. SJT L.N. LANCS REGT”, Meritorious Service Medal (GVR), “18514 R.Q.M.SJT 8/L.N.LANC R”. Group mounted for display. ... Accompanied by a quantity of research.Warrant Officer James Cole was born in 1873 and brought up in the Union Workhouse Portsea Hampshire, at the age of 14 he enlisted into the Loyal North Lancashire Regiment. After various postings he landed in South Africa in February 1899, some 8 months before the declaration of war with the Boers. He saw action at Modder River and Belmont and his name appeared in Despatches on the 10th September 1901. He returned to the UK in August 1902 and was awarded the Army Long Service & Good Conduct Medal. He was posted to the permanent staff of the 3rd Militia Battalion and in 1907 after 21 years service with the Colours was discharged. In 1914 he once again volunteered for service with his old Regiment and with the rank of CQMS of the 8th Bn landed in France on the 25th September 1915. He returned to the UK in early 1918 and was to see a further posting to France in 1919 before his final discharge in March 1919. He was awarded the MSM for services (LG 29/8/18) this being one of only 38 awarded to the Regiment during the Great War. He died at the age of 75 in 1948 at Chorley Lancashire.
Lot 547
WW1 2nd Bn Royal Sussex Regiment 1915 Casualty Family Groups of Medals.Comprising: Medal group awarded to “L-10153 PTE H.S. PAXMAN R.SUSSX” who was Killed in Action on the 9th May 1915. 1914 Star, “PTE 2/R. SUSS R”, British War Medal, Victory Medal “L-10153 PTE R.SUSS R.”... Bronze Memorial Plaque “Harry Stanley Paxman”. ... The group is accompanied by a British War Medal and Victory Medal awarded to “R.3098 E.L. PAXMAN AB RNVR.”.Private Harry Stanley Paxman landed in France with the 2nd Bn Royal Sussex Regiment on the 10th November 1914. He was Killed in Action on the 9th May 1915. He had formally served as a Bandsman with the Northamptonshire Regiment.
Lot 554
WW1 8th Bn. East Lancashire Regiment North Staffordshire Regiment Military Medal Group of 4.Awarded to “16569 SGT T.H. SCOWCROFT E. LAN R”. Comprising: Military Medal, “16569 CPL T.H. SCOWCROFT 8/E. LAN R”, 1914/15 Star, “CPL E.LAN.R”, British War Medal, Victory Medal, “SGT E.LAN.R”. Medals loose and polished.The announcement of the Military Medal appeared in the London Gazette on the 16th September 1918.Sergeant Thomas H. Scowcroft was a native of Bolton and enlisted into the East Lancashire Regiment on the 4th September 1914. Landing in France with the Regiment on the 31st July 1915. He was wounded during September 1916, and returned to the front again wounded during March 1917. He was later attached to the North Staffordshire Regiment and survived the war.
Lot 588
WW1 1st Bn Royal Irish Rifles / Yorkshire Regiment Military Medal Group of Three Medals.Awarded to Private Alfred Brown, who enlisted with the Yorkshire Regiment and was awarded the Military Medal with the 1st Bn Royal Irish Rifles. Comprising: Military Medal, “40664 PTE A BROWN 1/R.IR. RIF”, 1914/15 Star, “18355 A BROWN YORK.R.”, British War Medal, Victory Medal, “PTE YORK R”. Mounted for display.Private Alfred Brown’s announcement of the award of the Military Medal appeared in the London Gazette on the 17th June 1919 and he is shown as a native of Fenchouses Co. Durham. He originally enlisted into the Yorkshire Regiment and landed at Gallipoli on the 14th July 1915. His regimental numbers and regiments are confirmed.
Lot 590
WW1 3rd Bn Rifle Brigade 1914 Star.Awarded to “5622 PTE R. ELFORD 3/RIF. BRIG”Private Richard Elford enlisted in 1908 he landed in France on the 22nd September 1914, he later served with the Royal Engineers and was discharged with the issue of a Silver War Badge as a result of wounds on the 28th September 1916.
Lot 591
WW1 Mercantile Marine / 7th Bn King’s Liverpool Regiment Group of Three Medals.Awarded to “3761384 PTE F. RUXTON 7 THE KING’S R”. An unusual combination comprising: British War Medal, Mercantile Marine “Edward Ruxton”, Territorial Efficiency Medal (GVR Crowned head), “PTE 7 THE KING”S R” Edward Ruxton was a native of Liverpool born in 1901
Lot 594
East Lancashire Regiment / 5th Bn The King’s Liverpool Regiment Bandmaster’s Long Service Group of Six Medals.Awarded to “22534627 WO. CL1 A.E. BUTLER KING’S”. Comprising: 1939/45 Star, Africa Star, Defence Medal, War Medal, Regular Army Long Service & Good Conduct Medal (GVIR) “3379237 SJT A.E. BUTLER E. LANC R”, Territorial Efficiency Medal (EIIR) ““22534627 WO. CL1 A.E. BUTLER KING’S”. Mounted court style. ... Accompanied by a small photograph of Warrant Officer Butler in uniform.Attribution of Bandmaster of the 5th King’s Regiment is given by the vendor.
Lot 608
WW1 Royal Navy Armed Merchant Cruiser Distinguished Service Medal Group of Six Medals.Awarded to Chief Petty Officer Henry Charles Endacott who at the time of the award 1915 was serving onboard the Armed Merchant Cruiser HMS Ebro part of the 10th Cruiser Squadron. Comprising: Distinguished Service Medal (GV Admiral bust), “121488 H.C. Endacotte CPO HMS EBRO”, Khedive Sudan Medal (Private naming) “H.C. ENDACOTT PO CL1 HMS SCOUT”, 1914/15 Star, “CPO RN”, British War Medal, Victory Medal, “CPO RN”, Royal Navy Long Service & Good Conduct Medal (GVR Admiral Bust) “CPO HMS PEMBROKE”. The group is mounted as originally worn, please not the surname to the DSM is spelt with a “E”, the others are without the “E”. London Gazette for the award of the DSM 31st March 1916 “in recognition of their services in the Patrol Cruisers, under the command of Rear-Admiral Sir Dudley R. S. De Chair, K.C.B., M.V.O., during the period ending the 31st December, 1915”. Chief Petty Officer Henry Charles Endacott was born in Wenhaston, Suffolk in 1867, he volunteered for the RN on the 30th November 1882. He served on a number of ships and in 1895 has posted to HMS Scout and is confirmed as serving with her when the ship was awarded 149 Khedive’s Sudan medal without clasp. He was transferred to the RNR in 1906 and was recalled for service at the outbreak of the Great War, originally at Pembroke he was posted to HMS Ebro on her commissioning in April 1915. This ship was a converted Liner of the The Royal Mail Steam Packet Company she was completed in 1914 and had only sailed one voyage before she was requisitioned, by the Royal Navy to serve as Armed Merchant Cruiser with eight 6-inch guns, depth charges and mines. The ships were integrated in the 10th Auxiliary cruiser squadron, where she served as an Atlantic convoy escort throughout the war. CPO Endacott received his DSM from the hand of Vice Admiral Reginald GO Tupper MVO on the 16th April 1916. He would remain with Ebro throughout her service, leaving her in January 1919. He received his discharge a month later. He died on the 6th March 1957 whilst living in Northampton.
Lot 611
Medals of Norfolk Regiment Interest.Comprising: India General Service Medal, clasp “Waziristan 1919-21”, “5765132 PTE S. FULLER NORF R”. ... Victory Medal “2361 PTE S LLOYD NORF R”. ... Similar with MID Oak Leaf “2441 A. SJT J.E. HALL NORF R” (officially re-impressed MID not Confirmed) (3 items)
Lot 614
WW1 Essex Yeomanry Casualty Family Groups of Medals.The first group is awarded to “1271 PTE H.W. SWANN ESSEX YEO”. Comprising: 1914/15 Star, “PTE ESSEX YEO”, British War Medal, Victory Medal, “PTE ESSEX YEO”. Bronze Memorial Plaque “HAROLD WILLIAM SWANN”. ... The second group awarded to “225562 PTE W.S. SWANN NORTH’N R”. British War Medal and Victory Medal.Private Harold William Swann, was born at Saffron Waldon and was a resident of Tiptree, He landed in France on the 30th November 1914 and died of wounds on the 7th June 1915. His brother Private W.S. Swann was awarded the pair only.
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