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757.   Father and Son Group.
   Group of Eight.
   To Sir John Fraser K.C.V.O. M.C., MD.FRCS. LLD (Hon). FRACS (Hon). FACS. (Hon)
   K.C.V.O. (L/G 1-2-1937)
   M.C. (1916)
   1914-15 Trio. Capt. J. Fraser. R.A.M.C.
   Silver Jubilee 1935. Coronation 1937. (These six medals, mounted as worn).
   Poland - Order of Polonia Restituta, second class. (L/G. 13-4-1945 - “Sir John Fraser, Principal and Vice-
   Chancellor of the University of Edinburgh”) Recipient was awarded a Baronetcy per L/G 2-6-1943 (“Sir John
   Fraser, Regius Professor of Clinical Surgery, Edinburgh University. Honorary Surgeon in Scotland to the King”).
   Recipient was born in 1885 & was educated at Edinburgh University and Tain Academy. Apart from posts
   mentioned above, he was Consulting Surgeon, Military Hospital, Edinburgh, Surgeon in Scotland to H.M’s
   Household in Scotland from 1937, Consulting Surgeon to Royal Navy in Scotland, member of Scientific Advisory
   Committee of Dept. of Health, Scotland, Advisor in Surgery to Dept. of Health for Scotland, and Chairman of
   the Medical Advisory Commission of Scotland.
         Included with the decoration & medals is a very nice silver cigarette case, with Polish Crest & Colours on the
   lid, the inside of which is engraved in handwriting “A token of gratitude to Sir John Fraser from----- (a Polish
   signature which I cannot read!!!) Edinburgh 19th October 1940.
   One.
   G.S.M. Geo. V1. 1 Bar Malaya. Lieut. Sir James D. Fraser R.A.M.C. 2nd Bt. - succeeded his father (above) in
   1947. Born 1924, educated Edinburgh Academy, Magdalen College, Oxford (B.A.) & Edinburgh University
   (M.B. & CH. B.) He served 1949-1951 with R.A.M.C. in Singapore & Malaya, Capt. 1950, & later Major
   R.A.M.C. (T.A.) & was formerly Surgeon Sarawak Govt. Medical Service. He served as senior lecturer in
   Clinical Surgery at Edinburgh University, & was appointed Professor of Surgery, University of Southampton
   in 1970.     (NEF)   £3250

758.   Group of Twelve
   To Brigadier E.J. Shearer. C.B. C.B.E. M.C.
   Military Cross (M.C.) Geo. V. Reverse engraved Capt. E.J. Shearer. 31. L. 5-3-17.
   1914-15 Trio. (M.I.D.) A/Capt. E.J. Shearer (B.W.M. named only - Star and Victory erased)
   G.S.M. 1 Bar Iraq (M.I.D.) Bt. Major E.J. Shearer.
   I.G.S. 1 Bar Malabar 1921-22. B. Maj. E.J. Shearer 2-3 Gurkhas.
   1939-45 and Africa Stars.    Defence and War Medals (M.I.D.)
   Special Constabulary Faithful Service. Geo. V1 1st type - erased.
   Coronation Medal 1937.
          M.C. L/G 18-6-1917 (Mesopotamia) “For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty. He went forward
   200 yards across the open under heavy fire & succeeded in closing a gap in the front line. Later he carried out a
   valuable reconnaissance. He has previously done fine work.”
          Brigadier Shearer was born on 23-11-1892 & was educated at Wellington School & Sandhurst. In 1911 he
   entered the Indian Army, joining the 31st Lancers & was promoted Lieut., in 1913. During W.W.1., he served
   with his regiment in Mesopotamia, being awarded the M.C. in 1917 & mentioned in despatches L/G 15-4-1918.
   He was again M.I.D. after the War for “valuable services rendered in connection with military operations in
   Kurdistan & Persia” (L/G 21-5-1920)
          He served with 2/3 Gurkhas in the 1921 Malabar Rebellion, & in 1922 he passed Staff College. From 1924
   to 1929 he served on the general staff at the War Office, & then retired from the Army & joined Fortnum &
   Mason, becoming joint Managing Director 1933-38. After the Army he enrolled in the Special Constabulary
   and was awarded the Faithful Service Medal in 1938.
          He was recalled to the Army in 1939 & in 1940 was appointed Director of Military Intelligence for the Middle
   East Forces. He retired in 1942. In 1941 he was awarded the C.B.E. (Temp. Brigadier) & was M.I.D. (L/G 1-4-1941)
   & again per L/G 30-12-1941. He was appointed Commander of the Order of the Bath (C.B.) per L/G 9-9-1942
   (Temp. Brigadier, Indian Army - Retired)
          Recipient was made a Freeman of the City of London in 1946 & later was appointed to the Queens Bodyguard
   for Scotland (Royal Company of Archers). He died as a result of a car accident on 1-8-1980. Sold with details
of his W.W.2. Service & photo copies of newspaper reports concerning his death.
          The C.B. and the C.B.E. are missing.         Mounted for display.      (NEF)   £1850

759.   Group of Six
   Distinguished Service Order (D.S.O.) Geo. V.
   Officer of the Order of the British Empire (O.B.E.) 2nd type Civil.
   1914-15 Trio (M.I.D.) Lt. Col. M.B. Ray (Major) R.A.M.C. on Star) Territorial Decoration (T.D) Geo. V.
   D.S.O. - L/G 1-1-1917 - Major (Temp Lt.-Col) R.A.M.C.
   O.B.E. - L/G 3-1-1945 - Colonel M.B. Ray. DSO. T.D. M.D. C.M. M.R.C.P., Medical Assessor to the
   joint war organisation of the B.R.C.S. and O. St. J.
   T.D. - L/G 4-11-1919 - Major M.B. Ray D.S.O. M.D.
   M.I.D. - L/G 4-1-1917 - Major (Temp. Lt. Col.) M.B. Ray. M.D.
         Recipient was born in 1870 and qualified at the University of Edinburgh and University College Hospital,
   London. Prior to W.W.1. He served as Asst. Medical Officer Midlothian and Peebles District Asylum, Asst.
   Surgeon Eston Hospital, Clinical Asst. Hospital for diseases of skin, Blackfriars, Asst. Medical Officer and
Pathologist West Riding Asylum Sheffield, Hon. Surgeon Harrogate Infirmary, and Anthropologist Sudan
Archaeological Expedition.
         He joined the T.A. in 1888 and was mobilised as a Captain R.A.M.C. in 1914. He was promoted Major
   Dec. 1914 and served as Acting Lt. Colonel from Nov. 1915 to May 1919 at No. 3 Casualty Clearing Station
   in France,, and 41st Stationary Hospital, and acted as Senior Medical Officer, Amiens. After the war he settled in
London where he was partly responsible for the establishment of the Treatment Centre for Rheumatism and
   Arthritis at the Middlesex Hospital, which became known as the British Red Cross Clinic for Rheumatism.
   He died in 1950.      (EF)   £2100

760.   Group of Four
   Distinguished Service Order (D.S.O.) Geo. V.
   1914-15 Star. Lieut. T.B. Forrest. High. Lt. Infy.
   B.W.M. & Victory. Major T.B. Forrest.
         D.S.O. - L/G 3-6-1919 “Capt. (A/Maj) Thomas Brown Forrest. 8th Bn. High. L.I. - T.F. Attd. 53rd Bn.
M.G. Corps.   Mounted for display.     (NEF)   £2400

763.   Group of Six
   C.B.E. 2nd type - Civil - (L/G 10-6-1954 - William Napier Samuels Esq. - For Political and Public Services in
   Glasgow)    In case of issue.
   B.W.M. and Victory. Pte. W. Samuels. High. Lt. Infy.    Defence Medal.
   Special Constabulary Faithful Service. Geo. V1 1st type. William N. Samuels. (Official alteration to the name
   “William”)    In box of issue.
   Gold Medal - Memorial of Office - Provost of the City of Glasgow - with gold top pin bar engraved “William
   Napier Samuels 1946-1950”. In fitted case of issue.       (EF)   £850

765.   Group of Eleven
   O.B.E. 1st type. Military. (L/G 3-6-1919 - General List)
   1914 Star and Bar Trio (M.I.D.) Capt. E.A.W. Watney. (2/Lieut on Star)
   1939-45 and France & Germany Stars. Defence and War Medals (M.I.D.) - (M.I.D. L/G 2-8-1945 - Ly. Colonel,
   Intelligence Corps.)
   Belgium - Order of the Crown - 4th class, Officer.
   France - Legion of Honour - 5th class, Chevalier.      France - Croix De Guerre 1939 - with palm leaf.
          The April 1917 Army List shows recipient as Assistant Provost-Marshal, graded as Staff Lieut 1st class, and
   the November 1918 Army List shows him as having received the M.B.E. prior to the subsequent award of the
   O.B.E.      Mounted as worn.        (NEF)   £1650

767.   Group of Seven
Order of British India (O.B.I.) Second Class.
   G.S.M. 1 Bar Iraq. Sepoy Mangal Singh. 45 - Sikhs.
   I.G.S. 3 Bars Nk. Mangal Singh. 3-11 Sikhs.
   1939-45 Star.     Defence and War Medals - The last two named Sub/Maj. Mangal Singh. Sikh R.
   Silver Jubilee 1935. Jemdr. Mangal Singh 3-11 Sikh R. Last six mounted as worn.        (VF/NEF)   £1245

771.   Group of Three
   Air Force Cross (A.F.C) Geo. V. - 1st type ribbon.
   B.W.M. and Victory. Lieut. J.L. Horne R.A.F.
         Recipient enlisted, aged just 18 for service in the Royal Flying Corps on 15-5-1917, and was commissioned
   on 1-8-1917, trained as a pilot, and was posted to No 54 Sqn., on 5-2-1918.
         2/Lt. J.L. Horne was probably the first flying casualty of the R.A.F. (formed 1-4-1918). When flying a
   Sopwith Camel he was wounded with a wind indicator on leaving for patrol. He was awarded the A.F.C. per
   L/G 1-1-1919, and after demobilisation became a student of medicine, qualifying as M.B. and Ch.B. at
   Edinburgh. He later served as obstetrician and gynaecologist at Falkirk Royal Infirmary. From March 1941 to
   December 1943 he served as a pilot officer in the R.A.F.V.R. (T)   Mounted for display.      (NEF)   £2850

772.   Group of Five
   Air Force Cross. (A.F.C) Dated 1944 (L/G 8-6-1944 - Plt. Off. Kenneth John Marshall R.A.F.V.R.)
   1939-45 and France & Germany Stars.      Defence and War Medals.
          A.F.C. - Plt. Off. K.J. Marshall. No. 11 Elementary Flying Training School. - “Total instructional hours
   740: Completed during last 6 months 369. Pilot Officer Marshall has been employed as a Flying Instructor
   since August 1942. He has constantly set a high example of zeal and energy, and his untiring efforts have achieved
   some excellent results”.
          Sold with Pilot’s Flying Log Books which record a total of 1682 hours flying time with the R.A.F. between
   November 1941 and April 1946, and a further 711 hours between February 1951 and November 1952 whilst working
for Airwork Ltd at No. 2 Grading School at RAF Digby and RAF Kirton-in-Lindsey.
          Flt. Lt. Marshal commenced pilot training in the U.S.A. in November 1951 and, after qualifying was posted to
   No. 17 Advanced Flying Unit at RAF Watton in July 1942. In August 1942 he was posted to No. 5 Flying
   Instructors School in Perth, and in September 1942 to No. 10 Flying Instructors School in Woodley, and in
   November 1942 he was again posted to RAF Perth, this time to No. 11 E.F.T.S. as an Instructor.
          After 18 months as an Instructor he managed to get a posting to Operational Flying and was sent, in May 1944,
   to No. 84 O.T.U., flying Wellingtons, at RAF Desborough, and in August 1944 joined No. 1657 Heavy Conversion
   Unit, converting to Stirlings. Towards the end of August he joined 199 Sqn., and carried out his first operational
   sortie, in Stirlings, on the night of August 29th 1944, and between that date and January 17th 1945 completed a
   total of 36 operational sorties, all of which are described as “special operations” in his Flying Log Book.
          In February 1945 he went on a course to No. 1663 Conversion Unit at RAF Rufforth and converted to Halifaxes
   before returning to 199 Sqn., at RAF North Creake and re-commencing operational flying on the night of April 2nd
   1945. By the middle of April he had completed a further 8 operational sorties - the targets including Heidelburg,
   Keil, Ludzkendorf, Plauen marshalling yards, and Lechfeldt airfield, making his total sorties 44 in number.
   In September 1945 he joined no. 1381 Transport Command Conversion Unit, flying Dakotas, and in December
   went on to No. 1333 Transport Command Close Support Training Unit. His last RAF flying entry is dated April 23
   1946.                        (NEF)   £2375

773.   Group of Four
   Military Cross (M.C.) Geo. V. Reverse engraved “Charles John Mansell. The Royal Warwickshire Regt. 1918”
   B.W.M. and Victory. Lieut. C.J. Mansell.
   Defence Medal. Lieut. C.J. Mansell.
          L/G 11-1-1919. Lieut. C.J. Mansell R. War R. Attd. 8th Bn., Lincoln R. - “For conspicuous gallantry and
   devotion to duty while commanding a platoon in a part of a line which was essentially important in view of future
   operations. The enemy put down a very heavy barrage, and was seen to be advancing behind it, when he by his
   personal example and encouragement to the men, succeeded in beating off the enemy. When the only other officer
   was killed, he carried on by himself, displaying great coolness and determination at all times during the heaviest
   fire”.    Sold with M.I.C. which shows no entitlement to Star.      Mounted as worn.      (NEF)   £1325

774.   Group of Three
   Military Cross (M.C.) Geo. V.
   B.W.M. and Victory. Capt. W.J. Scade (R.A.M.C.)
          L/G 14-12-1917 - Capt. William Jack Scade, M.B. R.A.M.C., Attd. High L.I. - “For conspicuous gallantry
   and devotion to duty. When there was a large number of wounded in the aid post and no stretcher-bearers were
   available, he went back a distance of over a mile through a very heavy barrage, brought back stretcher-bearers
   and removed all the wounded. On the following day he went up to the front line under snipers fire and brought
   back several wounded men. His courage and initiative were the means of saving many lives”.
         Capt. Scade was wounded at Maricourt on 25-3-1918 - Gunshot wounds to head and neck and was shipped
   back to the U.K. for hospitalisation on 4th April 1918. Sold with M.I.C. (No entitlement to Star), medical reports,
   and relevant copies of the H.L.I. War Diary etc..       (NEF)   £1325

775.   Group of Three
   Military Cross (M.C.) Geo. V.
   B.W.M. and Victory (M.I.D.) Capt. K.I.F. Leeming. (Lancashire Fusiliers. Spec. Res.)
         M.C. - L/G 22-6-1918. - “For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty. During raids on two successive
   nights against a point in the enemy’s lines he showed marked gallantry and magnificent leadership. On the first
   occasion he saw each party correctly started, frequently sent back reports of the situation, and displayed the
   greatest courage in attempting to bring back under heavy machine-gun fire the bodies of two of his N.C.Os who
   had been killed. On the second occasion he led the raiding party to the enemy’s lines, after which he returned
   to our front line, whence he sent back information of the greatest value”.
          M.I.D. - L/G 23-5-1918.       Mounted as worn.      (GVF)   £1295

777.   Group of Seven
   Military Cross (M.C.) Geo. V. Reverse engraved “2nd Lieut. Herbert Young. 8th Bn The Kings Own (R.L.)
   Regt. April 11th 1917”
   Q.S.A. 6 Bars Belmont/Modd. R./Drief/Johan/D. Hill/Belfast. Pte. H. Young. Gren. Gds.
   K.S.A. Usual two Bars. Cpl. H. Young Grenadier Guards.
   1914 Star. C.S. Mjr. H. Young. 1/Gren. Gds.
   B.W.M. & Victory. 2/Lieut. H. Young.             L.S.G.C. Edw. V11. C.S. Major H. Young. G. Gds.
          L/G 18-7-1917 - 2/Lt. H. Young. R. Lan. R. “For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty. When the
   advance was held up he displayed great courage and initiative in re-organising the whole position, despite heavy
machine gun and rifle fire. He was wounded early in the day but continued to superintend until relieved.
           Mounted as worn.                (NVF/EF)   £2275

778.   Group of Three
   Military Cross (M.C.) Geo. V.
   B.W.M. and Victory. Capt. W.A. Carswell. (R. Highlanders)
   Memorial Plaque. William Alexander Carswell.
          M.C. - L/G 18-2-1918 and 18-7-1918 - “For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty in an attack. He led
   his Company forward with splendid skill and courage over ground swept by the enemy’s fire with only slight
   losses. When the advance was temporarily held up by a strongly held enemy position, he drove out the enemy
   and led his Company to the capture of their objective. His determination and aggressive spirit were an inspiration
   to his men”.
          Sold with M.I.C. and copy papers which show no entitlement to Star. Recipient enlisted in the A. & S.
   Highlanders on 4-8-1914, and served at home until 27-4-1915 when he was selected for a commission in the
   Royal Highlanders. He was reported wounded and missing on 21-3-1918 whilst serving with the 10th Bn.,
   Black Watch, and is commemorated on the Arras Memorial, France.       (EF)   £2500

779.   Group of Four
Military Cross (M.C.) Geo. V. (L/G 1-2-1919 - T/Capt. (A/Maj) G.W. Riddell 129th Fld. Amb. R.A.M.C.)
   1914-15 Trio (M.I.D. Major G.W. Riddel. (Lieut. R.A.M.C. on Star)
          M.C. - “For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty during the attack on Gouzeacourt, 18th September
   1918. He went up to the most forward aid post to organise the collection and evacuation of the wounded. Though
   dazed early in the action by the explosion of a shell near him, he carried on his duties untiringly through the day
   and night, often under heavy shell fire. His coolness and disregard of danger inspired confidence in the bearers
   and it was largely owing to him that the wounded were cleared to expeditiously”.
          M.I.D. - L/G 24-5-1918
          Recipient served throughout with the 38th Welsh Division, including attachment to the 16th Bn. Royal Welsh
   Fusiliers. Included in the lot is a copy of the War Diary of 129th F.A. for September 1918 which contains several
   mentions of Major Riddel. M.C. in case of issue and medals in original boxes of issue.       (EF)   £1875

780.   Group of Six
   Military Cross (M.C.) Geo. V.
   1914-15 Star. Pte. W.A. Ward. 15-London R. (Civil Service Rifles)
   B.W.M. and Victory. Capt. W.A. Ward.
   Coronation Medal 1953
   Efficiency Medal - Top bar “Malaya” Geo. V1. - with two extra service bars. Sgt. W.A. Ward. M.C. F.M.S.V.F.
          Military Cross - L/G 1-1-1919 - Lt. (A/Capt) Wilfred Arthur Ward. Lan. Fus., Spec. Res., & 60th Bn. M.G.C.
         Recipient was born in 1892 and entered the Colonial Service in 1920. He was appointed District Officer Port
   Dickson in 1925 and Under-secretary, Singapore in 1940. He was interned by the Japanese from 1942 to 1945, and
   in 1946 was appointed Resident Commissioner, Selangor, Federation of Malaya. In 1948 he was appointed
   Commissioner for Malaya in the United Kingdom - a post he held until his retirement in 1953
          Sold with the medals are original letters of appreciation etc., sent to recipient around the time of his retirement,
   two from the Rt. Hon. Malcolm MacDonald, Commissioner General for the U.K. in South-East Asia, two from
   Field Marshall Sir Gerald Templer, High Commissioner for the Federation of Malaya, and one from Sir John
   Nicoll, Governor and C. in C. Singapore. Also included is recipient’s internment (P.O.W.) number badge, and his
   medal ribbon bar, and four original photographs - one of which is of him in his Resident Commissioners uniform
   and wearing his medals. His son was a member of the Everest party that scaled the mountain for the first time
   in 1953.. Also entitled to the C.M.G. (Awarded 1948).      Mounted as worn.      (NEF)   £4925

781.   Group of Four
   British Empire Medal (B.E.M.) Eliz 11. S/Sgt. Angeline C. Spears. W.R.A.C.
   Defence and War Medals.
   L.S.G.C. “Regular Army” Eliz. 11 2nd type. S/Sgt. A.C. Spears. B.E.M. W.R.A.C.
          L/G 12-6-1958 - “Staff Sergeant Spears, as NCO in charge of the W.R.A.C. Vehicle Maintenance Team
   employed in the Vehicle Depot, Central Ordnance Depot, Bicester, has shown an unswerving devotion to her work,
far beyond the normal call of duty, over a long period. Her tireless example, throughout the very difficult period
   when the Vehicle Depot was being formed and also carrying an almost overwhelming work-load, proved an unfailing
asset in the maintenance of the high spirit which enabled the task to be coped with successfully. In spite of long
   hours of work and far from good working conditions, she was, by her leadership and enthusiasm, able to sustain
   morale and provide an example for all other ranks. This devotion to duty which continues to encourage all who
   work with her is not confined to her technical duties. She also performs all her regimental duties with outstanding
   keenness and enthusiasm.      Mounted as worn.      (GVF)   £595

782.   Group of Five
   Military Cross (M.C.) Geo. V. (T/Capt. W.B.K. Glass. Lancashire Fusiliers).
   1914-15 Star. L/Cpl. W.B.K. Glass. Cameron Highrs.
   B.W.M. and Victory. Capt. W.B.K. Glass (Victory erased)
   I.G.S. 2 Bars Afghan NWF 1919/Waz. 1919-21 Capt. W.P.K. Glass. 114 Mhts.
         M.C. - L/G 26-7-1918 - “for conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty. When in command of the outpost
   line he kept the enemy in check for some six hours in spite of heavy machine gun fire from both flanks, and then
   withdrew in a most orderly manner to a new line. Afterwards he went forward and carried in, under heavy fire,
   one of his platoon commanders who was severely wounded and would have been captured otherwise by the
   enemy”.      (NEF)   £1850

783.   Group of Four
   Military Cross (M.C.) Geo. V. (L/G 1-1-1917. Temp. Lt. Paul Dalton. Rif. Bde.)
   1914-15 Star. 2. Lieut. P. Dalton. Rifle Brigade.    B.W.M. & Victory. Capt. P. Dalton.      (GVF)   £1450

784.   Group of Four
   Military Cross (M.C.) Geo. V. (2nd Lt (A/Capt) E.J. Willis. Dorset R. Spec. Res.)
   1914-15 Star. 2/Lieut. E.J. Willis. Dorset R.            B.W.M. & Victory. Capt. E.J. Willis.
        L/G 9-1-1918. “For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty. It was owing to his personal courage and
   decisive action at a critical moment during the attack that the battalion on his right was able to take their objective,
   although they were held up by an enemy machine gun, & had been also compelled to assist the next brigade”. (NEF)   £1695

785.   Group of Three
   Distinguished Conduct Medal (D.C.M.) Geo. V. Pte. M. Charnock 103/F.A. R.A.M.C.
   B.W.M. and Victory. Cpl. M. Charnock. R.A.M.C.
          L/G 13-2-1917 - “For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty. He displayed great courage and
   determination in extricating wounded men from a dug-out which had been blown in by a shell”.
          Sold with M.I.C. which shows no entitlement to Star.      Mounted for display.      (GVF)   £1095

787.   Group of Four
   Distinguished Conduct Medal (D.C.M.) Geo. V. Pte. W. Hughes. 1/1 E. Lanc. F.A. R.A.M.C. T.F.
   1914-15 Trio. 2/Lieut. W. Hughes. Cpl. R.A.M.C. on Star.
         L/G 15-9-1915 - For Gallipolis “For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty from 4th to 7th June 1915,
   on the Gallipoli Peninsular. He continued his work throughout the fighting under machine-gun and shrapnel
   fire with a total disregard to danger”.
          Sold with copy papers. The confidential report regarding application for commissioning states “rather a
   rough diamond, but he has worked hard. He does better in the field than on paper. Should make a useful officer.
   Plays rugby football”. When commissioned he was posted to the Welsh Regt. Mounted as worn.      (GVF)   £2650

790.   Group of Four
   Military Medal (M.M.) Geo. V. Cpl. A.J. Hardy. 1/1 War Hy. By. R.G.A. T.F. (L/G 11-10-1916)
   1914-15 Trio. Sgt. A.J. Hardy R.A. (Cpl. R.G.A. on Star) Sold with M.I.C. & L/G entry.      (GVF)   £625

791.   Group of Four
   Military Medal (M.M.) Geo. V. Pte. G.C. Wales. 13/York R.
   1914-15 Trio. Pte. G.C. Wales. York R.
          M.M. - L/G 13-8-1919 - Archangel Command North Russia. The Battallion served in North Russia from
   28 November 1918 until 31 August 1919.      (VF)   £1595

792.   Group of Three
   Military Medal (M.M.) Geo. V. L/Cpl. G. Hay. 6/Gordon Highrs.
   B.W.M. and Victory. Cpl. G. Hay. Gordons.
         Sold with tattered “Gallantry on Active Service” certificate congratulating L/Cpl. Hay on the gallantry displayed
   by him on 5th March 1917.      (NEF)   £595

794.   Group of Four
   Military Medal (M.M.) Gnr. J. Ringrose R.G.A.
   1914-15 Trio. Gnr. J. Ringrose R.A. (R.G.A. on Star). Sold with photograph of recipient taken in later life. (NEF)   £425.

795.   Group of Five
   Military Medal (M.M.) Geo. V. Sgt. C. Learmouth. 2/Gordon Highrs.
   1914 Star and Bar Trio. Pte. C. Learmouth. 1/Gordon Highrs.
   L.S.G.C. Geo. V. 1st type. Sgt. C. Learmouth M.M. Gordons.
         M.M. - L/G 31-1-1920 Re. Army Order 193 of 1919 - “In recognition of gallant conduct and determination
displayed in escaping or attempting to escape from captivity whilst a P.O.W.”
          Sold with photocopy of Regular Army Certificate of Service Book which lists service in France from 13-8-1914
   to 24-4-1917, and home service from 25-4-1917 to 31-10-1927, so it would appear that Sgt. Learmouth completed
   his “home run” in April 1917. Also included are details of his subsequent service - he was Battalion Provost
   Sergeant from 1922 to 1927 - and a Photostat copy of a photograph showing him as a member of 2nd Bn. Tug-of-
   War team 1925.     Mounted as worn.      (GVF)   £1695

796.   Group of Three
   Military Medal (M.M.) Geo. V. Dvr. H.N. White B. 160/Bde. R.F.A. (L/G 2-11-1917)
   B.W.M. and Victory. Dvr. H.N. White R.A.
          Sold with M.I.C. and copy of L/G entry. Recipient came from Dumbarton.      (NEF)   £445

797.   Group of Seven
   Family Group - 3 Brothers
   1. Military Medal (M.M.) Geo. V. A.B. J. Grosart. Howe Bn., R.N.V.R.
         B.W.M. and Victory. J. Grosart. A.B. R.N.V.R.
               K.I.A., aged 36 with Howe Bn., R.N. Div., on 29-12-1917 and buried in Fifteen Ravine British Cemetery,
         Villiers - Plouich.    Not entitled to Star.
   2. B.W.M. and Victory. Spr. J. Grosart. R.E.
               K.I.A., aged 32 with 87th Field Coy., on 5-8-1916 and buried in Aveluy Communal Cemetery Extension.
   3. B.W.M. and Victory. Pte. A. Grosart. R.A.M.C.          (NEF)   £2600

798.   Group of Four
   Military Medal (M.M.) Geo. V. C/Sgt. J.T. Cramond 2/High. Lt. Infy.
   B.W.M. & Victory. W.O. Cl. 11 J.T. Cramond. H.L.I.
   Army L.S.G.C. Geo. V. 1st type. Sgt. J.T. Cramond. M.M. H.L.I.        (GVF)   £695

799.   Group of Three
   Military Medal (M.M.) Geo. V. Pte. W.J. Brown. 14/High. Lt. Infy.
   B.W.M. & Victory. Pte. W.J. Brown. H.L.I.      (GVF)   £595

800.   Group of Three
   Military Medal (M.M.) Geo. V. Pte. - L/Cpl. A.W. Chamberlain. 21/M.G.C. L/G 11-2-1919.
   B.W.M. & Victory. A. Cpl. A.W. Chamberlain. M.G.C. From Lutterworth. Leics.      (NEF)   £575

801.   Group of Three
   Military Medal (M.M.) Geo. V. Gnr. S.J. Binks. 180/Bde. R.F.A. (L/G 14-9-1916)
   B.W.M. & Victory. Gnr. S.J. Binks R.A. Sold with M.I.C.     (VF)   £385

802.   Group of Three
   Military Medal (M.M.) Geo. V. Pte. C.P. Stroyan. 5/High. L.I.
   B.W.M. & Victory. Pte. C.P. Stroyan. H.L.I.     (EF)   £695

806.   Group of Three
   Military Medal (M.M.) Spr. G. Woodford. 476/Fd. Coy. R.E.
   B.W.M. & Victory. Spr. G. Woodford. R.E. Recipient died fo wounds on 6-5-1918, and is buried in Les
   Baraques Military Cemetery, Sangatte. Sold with photograph of headstone.       (EF)   £650

807.   Group of Three
   Military Medal (M.M.) Geo. V. Pte. J. Graham. 2/2 N.M.F.A. R.A.M.C. T.F.
   B.W.M. & Victory. Pte. J. Graham. R.A.M.C.    Memorial Plaque James Graham.
         Recipient was K.I.A. aged 37, with the 2nd/2nd North Midland Field Amb. on 21-3-1918 - the first day of the
   Spring Offensive. He is commemorated on the Arras Memorial. Sold with recipient’s “dog tag” & original
   envelope & packet for the plaque.     (EF)   £995

808.   Group of Two
   Military Medal (M.M.) Geo. V. Pte.-L/Cpl. G. Wallace. 9/Durham Lt. Infy. (L/G. 13-3-1919).
   B.W.M. Pte. G. Wallace. Durh. L.I.   Recipient came from Chopwell. The rank “Pte” on the M.M. has almost
   been obliterated.     (GVF)   £375

809.   Group of Two
   Military Medal (M.M. Geo. V. 2-Cpl. J. Skeldon. 31/D.S. Coy. R.E.    B.W.M. Cpl. J. Skeldon. R.E.      (NEF)   £325

810.   Group of Three
   Military Medal (M.M.) Geo. V. Sgt. J. Morrison. A.76/A.Bde. R.F.A.
   B.W.M. & Victory. Sgt. J. Morrison R.A.     (GVF)   £425

811.   Group of Three
   Military Medal (M.M.) Geo. V. L/Cpl. C.H. Iley. 4/R. Fusiliers.
   B.W.M. & Victory. Cpl. C.H. Iley. R. Fus.    L/G 23-10-1918.      (GVF)   £615

812.   Group of Five
   Military Medal (M.M.) Geo. V. Cpl. G.W. Gibb. 206/F.Coy. R.E.
   1914-15 Trio. Cpl. G.W. Gibb. R.E. (Spr. on Star).
   Roumania - Medal for bravery & loyalty, with swords 2nd class in silver. (L/G 20-9-1919 - “Corporal George
W. Gibb, 206th Field Company R.E.) Recipient came from Renfrewshire. A very rare combination.     (GVF)   £2125

813.   Group of Two
   Military Medal (M.M.) Geo. V. Pte. J.O. Patrick. 1/Northampton R.
   B.W.M. Pte. J.O. Patrick. Northampton R.
          Recipient was K.I.A., aged 19, with the 1st Bn., on 9-9-1916, and is commemorated on the Tiepval Memorial.
   He resided in Wellingborough. The Battalion was hurried to the Somme in July 1916 for the attack and capture
   of Contalmaison, and remained in the Somme till September, taking part in severe fighting at High Wood and
   Flers.       (EF)   £725

814.   Group of Eight
   Military Medal (M.M.) Geo. V. Cpl. W.G. Bishop. M.G.C.
   1914 Star & Bar Trio. Cpl. W.G. Bishop. K.R.R.C. (Pte. 2/K.R.R.C. on Star)
   1939-45 & Burma Stars. Defence & War Medals.
          The 2nd K.R.R.C. landed in France on 13th August 1914. On 31st Oct. 1914 at Gheluvelt the survivors of this
   Bn. Together with 1st Scots Gds., 1st Queens, 1st South Wales Bordrs and 2nd Welsh, the whole numbering about
   1000 held thirteen fresh German Battalions for over an hour.
          M.M. - L/G 3-1-1920 - For Archangel, North Russia. Sold with an original letter, signed by Major General
   Ironside, commanding Allied Forces, Archangel, which reads - “By virtue of the authority which has been
   extended to me by His Britannic Majesty’s Government, I hereby have the honour of conferring upon you:-
   No. 86394 Cpl. William Bishop, 8th Battn. Machine Gun Corps., the “Military Medal” in recognition of your
   gallant conduct in the field.
          The following is the official account of your conduct for which the award has been made:- “This N.C.O. has
   shown great coolness in action, and has been conspicuous in keenness and ability at all times. By his reliability and
   good leadership he has been of great assistance to his section commander”. I heartily congratulate you upon the
   honour which has thus been conferred upon you. Signed   etc¼
         Recipient served & was commissioned, in the RAF during W.W.2., and included with the lot is a large original
   portrait photograph of him in uniform, as a flight lieutenant, & wearing his W.W.1. Medal Ribbons, which include
   an M.I.D. emblem. Also included is an original photograph of him in uniform taken during W.W.1., and the
   forwarding box for his W.W.2. Medals.      (NEF)   £1750

815.   Group of Seven
   Family Group - Father and Son.
   1. Military Medal (M.M.) Geo. V. Sgt. C. Daly 8/Scottish Rifles.
         1914-15 Trio. Sgt. C. Daly. Scot. Rif. (Pte. on Star)
   2. 1939-45 and France & Germany Stars. War Medal 1939-45. - Attributed to Gdsmn. J.A. Daly. Scots Guards.
               Gdsmn. Daly D.O.W. on 25-4-1945 and is buried in Soltau (Becklingen British Cemetery in Germany).
   Included with the lot is the original Medal forwarding box addressed to Mr. C. Daly, the forwarding slip, an
   original “Dog Tag” (2702113 Daly J.), a war graves verification letter, and an original photograph of his grave
   and wooden cross “headstone”. Also included is an original newspaper cutting which names Gdsmn. Daly as a
   member of a Bren Gun Crew which was left behind to cover the advance of the rest of his platoon across an open
   space in the face of sniper and spandau fire near Lingen in Germany. With the lot also is a copy of “The Small
   Missal” (Roman Catholic Prayer Book) given to him on April 7th 1938 - his twelfth birthday - which means that
he had just turned 19 years of age when he died, and an original named group photograph of his “Recruit” Squad,
dated January 1944.
   3. Memorial Plaque - John Daly - This came with the lot and is in memory of Sgt. C. Daly’s brother. We do
   not, however, have any further details.      (VF/EF)   £1250

817.   Group of Six
   Queens Police Medal (Q.P.M.) Eliz. 11 1st type. Robert King. Supt. City of Glasgow Police.
   B.W.M. and Victory. Spr. R. King R.E.        Defence Medal.     Coronation Medal 1953.
   Police Exemplary Service. Geo. V1. Supt. Robert King.
          First Medal in case of issue. Other five Medals mounted as worn. Sold with original head and shoulders
   portrait photograph of Supt. King in uniform wearing his Medal Ribbons.       (NEF)   £1185

818.   Group of Seven
   British Empire Medal (B.E.M.) Geo. V1. Ch. Shpt. Albert H. Franklin. R.N. (L/G 1-1-1943)
   B.W.M. and Victory. A.H. Franklin. Shpt. 1. R.N.
   1939-45 and Atlantic Stars.     War Medal 1939-45
   R.N. LSGC. Geo. V. 1st type. A.H. Franklin. Shpt. I. HMS Vivid.
          Sold with copy papers covering period 1906 to 1927, which also record that recipient re-entered the
   service on 1st April 1937.        (GVF/NEF)   £530

820.   Group of Three
   British Empire Medal (B.E.M.) Geo. V1. 1st type. Sgt. Joan Norman. A.T.S.         Defence and War Medals.
          L/G 10-4-1945 - 9 A.A. (A.T.S.) Company. - “Sgt. Norman enlisted in the Auxiliary Territorial Service in
   February 1941, and since that date she has by her perseverance, cheerful and unfurled disposition, and sound
   common sense, been an inspiration to all serving with her. As sergeant in charge of the Adjutant General’s
   Branch at Headquarters I. A.A. Group, now 9 A.A. Group, she has shown outstanding ability and conscientiousness.
   This Branch has continually been faced with a volume of work greater than anticipated by the war establishment
   owing to the many exceptional calls made upon this Headquarters when in London and when suddenly five
   additional brigades, ten in all, were placed under its command. At such times Sgt. Norman accepted great
   responsibility, virtually that of a Staff Captain, without demur and with marked initiative. No call has ever been
   too great and she has consistently achieved both in herself and her immediate staff the highest standards in all
   that she has done. She has at all times shown an exceptional appreciation of her responsibilities and given a great
   example of unswerving devotion to duty.”       (NEF)   £535

821.   Group of Eight
   British Empire Medal (B.E.M.) Eliz. 11. A/W.O. 11. Edward Wood. A.C.C.
   1939-45, Africa (1st Army), and Italy Stars.    Defence and War Medals.
   G.S.M. 1 Bar Malaya. Geo. V1. S.Q.M.S. E. Wood. A.C.C.
   L.S.G.C. “Regular Army” Eliz. 11 2nd type S/Sgt. E. Wood. A.C.C.
         L/G 1-1-1963. “S/Sgt. Wood has been an Acting W.O. 11 since January 1950. He has been in charge of the
Regimental Cookhouse and the supervision of all A.C.C. cooks for 2 years. His messing strength fluctuates a
   great deal - it is seldom less than 700 and frequently in the region of 1000. Until late 1961 his kitchen was
   extremely primitive with solid fuel stoves and very poor working conditions. Owing to works services he was
   obliged to move his entire organisation into another, disused, cookhouse on three separate occasions. In spite of
   these and many other difficulties, A/W.O. 11 Wood has continually maintained a very high standard of regimental
   messing. Recruits, parents, and visiting officers alike, all praise the quality of the food. He is always filled with an
   infectious enthusiasm and is constantly introducing new ideas to improve the standard of messing. More often
   than not, these involve him personally in a great deal of extra work which he accepts willingly and cheerfully. He
   has converted a disused kitchen into a very efficient bakery where cakes, buns, meat pies and other items are
   cooked for the whole regiment. Such has been his enthusiasm for this and other projects, that he has obtained a
   great deal of unofficial assistance from the garrison works organisation. His cooks and civilian staff work together
   as a happy and efficient team.
          The regiment has won the Command Cookery Competition in 1960, 1961 and 1962, and has been second in
   the Army competition in 1961 and 1962. Open days were held in 1961 and 1962, at which over 1000 visitors
   were fed in the dining hall in addition to the normal messing strength. Each fortnight, when a squad passes out,
some 50 parents feed in the dining hall. W.O. 11 Wood makes a point of welcoming them all and they are invariably
   astonished at the quality of the food they get. W.O. 11. Wood has a really genuine interest in seeing that the young
soldiers for whom he is responsible are well fed and contented. It is due to his great enthusiasm and energy that
   his ambition is realised so successfully”.         (NEF)   £500

822.   Group of Seven
   1939-45, Atlantic, Africa and Burma Stars.   War Medal 1939-45
   R.N. L.S.G.C. Geo. V. 2nd type. C.S. Hance L. Sto. HMS Hawkins.
   Netherlands - Medal of the Order of the House of Orange.
         1939-45 Medals in box of issue. Netherlands decoration in its case.     (EF)   £575

823.   Group of Three
   B.W.M. & Mercantile Marine War Medal. Alexander W. Forbes. (Chief Officer)
   Portugal - Cross of Chevalier of the Order of Christ.
         Sold with original Portugese certificate of Bestowal (damaged), dated 13-1-1920 and official “Licence to Wear”
   parchment signed by King George V. Dated 4-4-1921.
         “The President of the Portugese Republic has been pleased to confer upon you the Cross of Chevalier of the
   Order of Christ in recognition of valuable services rendered by you during the war as Chief Officer of the Transport
   “Flavia”. The S.S. “Flavia”, a vessel of 9291 tons was attacked by a German submarine which fired a torpedo -
   which missed - off S.W. Ireland on 26-11-1917. On 24-8-1918 she was sunk, without warning, by a torpedo in
position 30 miles N.W. x W. from Tory Island when bound from Montreal to Avonmouth with a general cargo
   & horses. Sold with uniform medal ribbon Bar. Portugese Order in original case of issue.      (NEF)   £1275

824.   Group of Five
   Order of St. John - Serving Brother.
   B.W.M. and Victory. 2.A.M. E. Bingham R.A.F.                  Defence Medal.
   S.J.A.B. Long Service - with two extra bars. Un-named as issued.      Mounted as worn.      (NEF)   £160

825.   Group of Four
   Order of St. John - Serving Brother.       Defence Medal.       Civil Defence Long Service.
   S.J.A.B. Long Service Medal with four extra clasps. Cpl. M. Chandler 1953. Mounted as worn.     (EF)   £115

826.   Group of Three
   Order of St. John - Serving Brother.       Defence Medal.
   S.J.A.B. Long Service with 3 extra service Bars. A/Sis. N. Wormwell. Yorks. SJAB 1949. Mounted as worn. (NEF)   £90

827.   Group of Two
   Punjab 1848-49. 2 Bars Goojerat/Mooltan. Sergt. Cornelius O’Leary. 3rd Coy 3rd Bn., Bengal Arty.
   Indian Mutiny. 1 Bar Delhi. Bombadier Corns. O’Leary. 3rd Co. 3rd Bn., Ben. Arty.
          Recipient enlisted on 15-2-1839 and landed at Calcutta on 20-12-1839. He was present as sergeant at the
   Siege and Capture of Molten & Battle of Goojerat (Punjab 1848-49 Medal and Clasps) & was present, during
   the Mutiny, but now reduced to Bombadier, at the Siege and Capture of Delhi.
          The ranks have been very carefully added to the naming on the Medals, and this was probably an official
correction made when the Medals were first issued, and is certainly not spurious. He left the service in April 1860
   on pension after 23 years. Sold with copy papers, rolls, registers, musters, etc..       (VF/GVF)   £850

828.   Group of Three
   Crimea. 1 Bar Sebastopol. Robert Campbell. 71 High. Lt. Inf. (Depot named)
   Mutiny. 1 Bar Central India. Robt. Campbell. 71st Highland L.I.
   Turkish Crimea - Sardinian issue. Robert Campbell. 71 Hd. Lt. Inf.     (VF)   £795

829.   Group of Three
   Crimea 1 Bar Sebastopol. Henry McKinlay. 71 Hd. Lt. Inf. (Depot named)
   Indian Mutiny. 1 Bar Central India. Cpl. Hy. McKinlay. 71st Highd. L.I.
   Turkish Crimea - Sardinian issue. Un-named as issued.       Sold with copy papers.     (GVF)   £795

830.   Group of Two
   China 1857-60. 2 Bars Taku Forts 1860/Pekin 1860. Henry Parr. 1st Dragoon Gds.
   L.S.G.C. - Victoria. Schoolmaster H. Parr. C. Bde. R.H.A. Very rare rank on the Long Service Medal. (GVF)     £1195

831.   Group of Two
   China 1857-60 2 Bars Taku Forts 1860/Pekin 1860. John Geo. Smith. Army Hospital Corps.
   L.S.G.C. Victoria. Sgt. J.G. Smith. A.H. Corps. Medals and bars verified.    (NVF/GVF)   £645

835.   Group of Three
   Egypt 1882. 1 Bar Alexandria 11th July. T. Baker. Ord. HMS Alexandra.
   R.N. L.S.G.C. Victoria. Thos. Baker. P.O. 1st Cl. HMS Beagle.
   Khedives Star 1882.     Very slight pitting.     (GVF)   £490

836.   Group of Two
   Egypt 1882. 1 Bar Suakin 1884. W. Galvin A.B. HMS Inconstant.
   Khedives Star 1884-6/       (GVF)   £300

837.   Group of Two
   Egypt 1 Bar The Nile 1884-85. Spr. J. Laity. 8th Co. R.E.
   Khedives Star 1884-6.      Light pitting    (NVF)   £270

838.   Group of Two
   Egypt 1882. No Bar. Pte. E. Gentry. A.H.C.
   Khedives Star 1882.    Contact marks from Star.   Mounted for wear.       (NVF)   £230

839.   Group of Two
   Egypt 1882. No Bar. H. White. Engrs. Servant HMS Achilles.
   Khedives Star 1882.    Dark Toned.   Unusual Rank.      (EF)   £265

840.   Group of Two
   Egypt 1882. 1 Bar Tel-El-Kebir. Pte. J. Riley. 4th Dgn. Guards.
   Khedives Star 1882.    Copy papers.   Very slight pitting.      (GVF)   £395
841.   Group of Two
   Egypt 1882. 1 Bar Tel-el-Kebir. Pte. T. Moyland. 11th C. & T.C.
   Khedives Star 1882.        (VF)   £295

842.   Group of Three
   Egypt - 1 Bar Suakin 1885. J.R. Crease. Writer 2.Cl. H.M.S. Tyne.
   R.N. LSGC Victoria. J.R. Creese. Writer 1st Cl. H.M.S. Duncan.
   Khedives Star - 1884-6.
         Sold with copy papers which confirm recipient’s surname as “Creese” & lists him serving from 1874 (Boy
   Writer) to 1897. (Chief Writer). Very unusual for a Writer to be landed to serve in a Naval Brigade.   (NEF)   £525

844.   Group of Two
   Egypt 1882. No Bar. T.R. Powell. A.B. HMS Northumberland.    Khedives Star 1882.    Copy papers.   (GVF)   £250

846.   Group of Two
   Egypt 1882. 1 Bar Alexandria 11th July. S. Brown. Midshipman R.N. HMS Invincible
   Khedives Star 1882.    Dark toned. Mounted as worn. Contact marks.      (NVF)   £415

847.   Group of Three
   Egypt 1882. 1 Bar Tel-El-Kebir. E. Hickey. Sgt. R.M.A. HMS Orion.
   R.N. LSGC - Victoria. Edmond Hickey. Sergeant 5th Co R.M.A.       Khedives Star 1882.   Shallow pitting. (VF)   £485

848.   Group of Two
   Egypt. 1 Bar El-Teb-Tamaai. J. Kilford. Pte. R.M.      Khedives Star 1884.       Pitting from Star.    (VF)   £465

849.   Group of Two
   Egypt 1882. 2 Bars Tel-El-Kebir/Suakin 1885. Pte. J. Wooding 2/Gren. Gds.
   Khedives Star 1882. Reverse engraved “6587 J. Wooding”    Mounted as worn.        Pitted - (NVF)   £395

851.   Group of Three
   I.G.S. 1895. 1 Bar Punjab Fr. L/Cpl. J. Watson. 2nd High. L.I.
   Q.S.A. 4 Bars CC/Paard/Witt/TVL. Pte. J. Watson. 1st Highland Lt. Infy.
   K.S.A. Usual two Bars. Pte. J. Watson. Highland L.I.      (NEF)   £515

853.   Group of Two
   I.G.S. 1895. 1 Bar Pjb. Fr. 1897-98. Sgt. F. Hopper. 2-High. L.I.
   L.S.G.C. Edw. V11. Sgt. F. Hopper. Highland L.I.       (GVF)   £295

854.   Group of Two
   I.G.S. 1895. 2 Bars Pjb. Fr/Tirah. Cpl.. J. Nelson. 2nd Bn. K.O. Scot. Bord.
   L.S.G.C. Edw. V11. Sgt. J.W. Nelson. K.O.S.B.          Copy papers.      Loose swivel of I.G.S.      (NVF)   £295

855.   Group of Two
   Queens Sudan. Major W.A. Cowen R.A.M.C.
   Khedives Sudan. No Bar. Un-named as issued.
         Born 6-1-1854. Surgeon, afterwards Surgeon Capt. 6-3-1880. Surgeon Major & Major R.A.M.E. 6-3-1892.
   Lt. Colonel 6-3-1900. Retired 26-8-1905. Died 24-11-1906 at Southsea.           (GVF)   £675

859.   Group of Four
   Q.S.A. 3 Bars TVL/SA’01/SA’02. Pte. J. Hardy. W. York R.
   1914 Star Trio. Pte. J. Hardy. 1/W. York R.      (NEF)   £285

861.   Group of Six
   Q.S.A. 5 Bars CC/Rhodesia/TVL/SA’01/SA’02. Pte. L.C. Tennent. 4th New Zealand R.R. (Rough Rider)
   Natal Rebellion - Bar “1906” Tpr. L.C. Tennent. Natal Carbineers.
   1914-15 Trio. Capt. L.C. Tennent. Natal Lt. Horse (Victory - Bi-Lingual)
   War Medal 1939-45.                            Mounted as worn.      (GVF/NEF)   £1075

863.   Group of Two
   Q.S.A. 2 Bars CC/OFS. Pte. G. Parish. Royal Scots.    K.S.A. Usual two Bars Pte. G. Parish. Rl. Scots.   (NEF)   £250

864.   Group of Two
   Q.S.A. 3 Bars CC/OFS/TVL. Pte. G. Bell. Northd. Fus.
   K.S.A. Usual two Bars   Pte. G. Bell. Northumberland Fus.
Recipient was taken prisoner at Stormberg on 10-12-1899 (GVF)   £275

865.   Group of Two
   Q.S.A. 2 Bars CC/OFS. 5365 Pte. T. Norton. Highland L.I.
K.S.A. Usual two Bars 5365 Pte. J. Norton Highland L.I.             (GVF)   £200

866.   Group of Two
   Q.S.A. 1 Bar Defence of Kimberley. Pte. W. Weir. Kimberley Vol. Regt.
   K.S.A. Usual two Bars. Pte. W. Weir. Kimb. Vol. Regt.       (EF)   £385

867.   Group of Two
   Q.S.A. 3 Bars CC/TVL/SA’02 Pte. T. Heeney. Essex Regt.       B.W.M. Pte. T. Heeney. Essex Regt.     (VF)   £120

869.   Group of Five
   Q.S.A. No Bar. W. Wiggins. Pte. R.M.L.I. HMS Doris
   1914-15 Trio. W. Wiggins. O.C.S. R.N. (Ch. O.S. R.N., on Star)
   R.N. L.S.G.C. Edw. V11. William Wiggins. Off. Std. I. Cl. HMS Bonaventure.
          Died, whilst serving aboard HMS Queen, of disease of the brain on 25-9-1915, and buried in Taranto Town
   Cemetery Extension, Italy. HMS Queen assisted in the landing in Gallipoli, April 1915. Sold with copy papers
   recording service in R.M. and R.N. from Sept. 1892 to Sept. 1915.       (NEF)   £425

871.   Group of Two
   Q.S.A. 3 Bars CC/Witt/SA’01. Spr. J. Campbell R.E. (Top Bar loose)
   L.S.G.C. Edw. V11. Spr. J. Campbell. R.E.    Obverse polished.     (NVF)   £210

872.   Group of Two
   Q.S.A. 3 Bars CC/OFS/TVL. Pte. W. Lewis. Bedford Regt. (Ghost dates)
   K.S.A. Usual two bars. Pte. W. Lewis. Bedford Regt.       (GVF)   £255

873.   Group of Two
   Q.S.A. 3 Bars CC/OFS/TVL. Pte. J. Atkinson. E. Lancs Regt.
   K.S.A. Usual two bars. Pte. J. Atkinson. E. Lanc Regt.      (NEF)   £240

874.   Group of Two
   Q.S.A. 1 Bar Cape Colony. Pte. F. Percy. Rl. W. Surrey R.
K.S.A. Usual two bars. Pte. F. Percy. The Queens.      (VF)   £200

875.   Group of Two
   Q.S.A. 3 Bars CC/OFS/TVL. Pte. T. Maddox. 7th Dragoon Gds.
   K.S.A. Usual two bars. Pte. T. Maddox. 7th Dgn. Gds.
          Sold with photocopy of page from Regimental Journal of Feb 1909 reporting the death of recipient in Cairo.
   The article includes a photograph of Cpl Maddox.     (GVF)   £285

876.   Group of Two
   Q.S.A. 1 Bar Cape Colony. Pte. W. Corfield. Somerset Lt. Inf.
   K.S.A. Usual 2 Bars. Pte. W. Corfield. Somerset Lt. Inf.      Sold with copy papers.      (NEF)   £255

877.   Group of Two
   Q.S.A. 3 Bars CC/Johan/Witt. Pte. G.F. Hutchinson. 12-R. Lancers.
   K.S.A. Usual 2 Bars. Pte. C.F. Hutchinson. 12th Lancers.      (GVF)   £270

878.   Group of Two
   Q.S.A. 4 Bars CC/OFS/Johan/Belfast. Pte. J. Philson. 7/Dragoon Gds.
   K.S.A. Usual 2 Bars. Pte. J. Philson. 7th Drgn. Gds.      (VF)   £295

879.   Group of Four
   Q.S.A. 3 Bars CC/SA’01/SA’02. Pte. R.G. Wilsdon. Cape M.R. (Top 2 Bars loose)
   1914-15 Star. Lt. R.G. Wilsdon. 2nd S.A.M.R.      B.W.M. & Victory. Lieut. R.G. Wilsldon.
         Recipient was appointed 2/Lt. In the Ox & Bucks. Lt. Infy. On 28-5-1915 after service in the South African Forces.
   Also included is a gold medal, 1” diameter, obverse engraved “Best shot in the regiment 1912”. Reverse “Cape
   mounted rifleman. No. 3696 Corporal R.G. Wilsdon ‘A’ Squadron. AGG 175” & a silver medal - obverse an
embossed rugby match scene, & reverse engraved “K.R.F.T. R.G. Wilsdon 1910.   Interesting lot.        (NEF)   £445

880.   Group of Two
   Q.S.A. 3 Bars CC/Witt/TVL. Pte. W. Williams. Rl. Warwick R.
   K.S.A. Usual 2 Bars. Pte. W. Williams. Rl. Warwick R.     (VF)   £325

881.   Group of Two
   Q.S.A. 2 Bars CC/OFS. 5795 Pte. J. Atkinson. R. Warwick R. M.I.
   K.S.A. Usual 2 Bars. 5795 Pte. T. Atkinson. R. Warwick R.    Sold with copy papers which show service with the
   Mounted Infantry in South Africa. Recipient died on 11-1-1939 after being hit by a motor car in Burnly (copy
   newspaper article included). Initials differ on the two medals, but regimental number is the same.     (GVF)   £325

882.   Group of Three
   Q.S.A. 3 Bars Cape Colony/SA’01/SA’02. Pte. H.E. Major. Cape M.R. (last two bars loose).
   B.W.M. & Victory (Bi-Lingual). Capt. H.E. Major.
         Sold with bronze Life Saving Society Medal, named to H.E. Major, & original Cape Mounted Riflemen
   Discharge Certificate which verifies Q.S.A. with 3 clasps.        (NEF)   £295

883.   Group of Five.
   Q.S.A. 4 Bars - CC/Wepener/Tvl/Witt. Sgt. W.C. Reynolds Cape M.R. K.S.A. usual 2 Bars. Sgt. W.C. Reynolds
   Cape M.R.   BWM & Victory. Sgt. W.C. Reynolds C.C.S. (Pte. 11th S.A.I. On Victory)
Cape of Good Hope LSGC. Edw.V11 Sgt. W.C. Reynolds. Cape M.R.     (GVF)   £1385

884.   Group of Two
   China 1900. 1 Bar Relief of Pekin. 71. Sepoy Nek Muhammad 1st Sikh Infy.
   1914-15 Star.   71. Havr. Nek. Muhd. 51/Sikhs F.F.      (VF)   £340

885.   Group of Two
   China 1900. No Bar. Sepoy Khushiram Singh. 2/Rajput Lt. Infy.
   B.W.M. Subdr. Khushiram Singh. 2-Rajputs. Enlisted 8-3-1898. Jemadar 3-12-1914. Subadar 1-6-1917.    (VF)   £315

886.   Group of Two
   A.G.S. 1 Bar Somaliland 1902-04. Sapr. Shekh Lal Muhammad. 17th Coy. 3rd S. & M.     (GVF)   £250

887.   Group of Three
   I.G.S. 1 Bar NWF 1908 Sepoy Kundan Singh. 21st Punjabis. B.W.M. & Victory L-Nk. Kundan. 21-Punjabis (VF)   £250

888.   Group of Four
   I.G.S. 1 Bar NWF 1908. 234 Sepoy Laihna Singh. 28th Punjabis
   1914-15 Trio. 234 Sepoy Lehna Singh. 28- Punjabis.     (The Victory Medal in un-named - not erased).       (VF)   £385

889.   Group of Eight
   1914-15 Trio. H.C. Haley. A.B. R.N.V.R.          G.S.M. 1 Bar Palestine. Sgt. H. Haley. R.A.F.
   1939-45 Star. Defence and War Medals (M.I.D.)
   R.A.F. LSGC Geo. V1. 1st type. F/Sgt. H. Haley. R.A.F.
          Recipient was born on 1-6-1893, and enlisted in the R.N.V.R. 1915, being posted to Anson Bn. Copy papers
   show as being wounded on three occasions - on 13-11-1915, 26-10-1917, and 25-3-1918. He was demobilised in
   1919 and subsequently joined the Royal Air Force. He was commissioned Flg. Officer on 23-5-1940 and was
   M.I.D. three times during W.W.2. - L/G 1-1-1941 (Fg. Off.), L/G 11-6-1942, and L/G 14-1-1944 (Sqn. Ldr).
   He was reported missing, confirmed killed, on 8-1-1945 whilst with 276 Sqn RAF, and is buried in Dunkirk Town
Cemetery. Sgn. Ldr. Haley was aged 49 at the time of his death.          (VF/EF)   £1095

890.   Group of Three
   1914-15 Trio. Pte. S.H. Paterson. 3-Scottish Horse. (S.H.A. Paterson on Star)
   Tribute Medal - Gold and enamel - Parish of Muirkirk. “Presented to Samual H. Paterson in appreciation of his
   service during the Great War 1914-1918” - A very ornate and well struck piece. Muirkirk is situated in
   East Ayrshire.      (EF)   £395

892.   Group of Four
   B.W.M. and Victory. Nk. Wali Dad. 22 I.P.A. Brigade.
   I.G.S. 1 Bar Afghan NWF 1919. Dvr. Hav. Wali Dad 4 Mtn. Bty.           Silver Jubilee 1935.        (GVF)   £235

893.   Group of Three
   B.W.M. and Victory. Pte. W.H. Blackman. Army Cyclist Cps.
   G.S.M. 1 Bar N.W. Persia. Pte. W.H. Blackman. R. Berks R.      (GVF)   £185

894.   Group of Five
   1914-15 Star. Dvr. R.C. Morton. S.A.S.C. - M.T.
   B.W.M. & Victory. Cpl. R.C. Morton. D.S.C. (Bi-Lingual Victory)
War Medal 1939-45 and Africa Service. R.C. Morton.      (NEF)   £125

895.   Group of Three
   B.W.M. and Victory. Bmbr. J.A. Bridger     I.G.S. 1 Bar Afghan NWF 1919. Cpl. J.A. Bridger. R.G.A.     (NEF)   £120

896.   Group of Two
   B.W.M. Rfmn. Madan Sing Amwan. 1-39 R.G.R.
   I.G.S. 1 Bar Malabar 1921-24. Rfmn. Madan Sing Amwan. 1-18 R. Garhwal R.       (VF)   £210

897.   Group of Two
   B.W.M. Sowar Kushi Ram. 27 Cavy.          I.G.S. 1 Bar Waz. 1921-24. Sr. Khushi Ram. 16 Lt. Cavy.   (VF)   £100

899.   Group of Three
   B.W.M. & Victory. Sepoy Durga Ram.   Nabha I.S. Infy.
   I.G.S. 1 Bar Afghan NWF 1919. Sepoy Durga Ram. Nabha I.S. Infy.        (GVF)   £235

900.   Group of Two
   B.W.M. E.G. Miller. Ch. Wr. R.N.
   R.N. Meritorious Service Medal. (M.S.M.) E.G. Miller. Ch. Wtr. “Pembroke”. Services during war.
         L/G 27-6-1919 - “In recognition of services during the War”.        (NEF)   £475

901.   Group of Five
   B.W.M. and Victory. Spr. G. Dewar. R.E.           Defence Medal
   Special Constabulary Faithful Service. Geo. V1. 1st type. George Dewar.
   Small bronze Tribute Medal. - “Abercorn War Medal 1914-1919. - G. Dewar”.
          Sold with hand-written diary covering period from June 1915 to April 1919, giving details of recipient’s
   training, postings, movements, and actions, and includes a list of personnel from his Company killed or wounded
   on the First Day of the Somme and subsequently. Also included is a combined leave and railway ticket, dated
   12th Jan. 1918 authorising recipient to travel from Dalser to France. Sold with named lid of box for W.W.1. Medal,
addressed box for Defence Medal, and box for Special Constabulary Medal.      (NEF)   £450

904.   Group of Seven - Family Group - Two Brothers.
   1. 1914-15 Trio. Lieut. F. Maiden (Vol. F. Maiden. Nyasaland F.F. on Star.)
         Africa General Service - 1 Bar Nyasaland 1915. F. Maiden. Nyasaland Vol. Res.
   2. 1914-15 Trio. Vol. J.L. Maiden. Nyasaland V.R. (Nyasaland F.F. on Star)       (NEF)   £1250

905.   Group of Five
   1914-15 Trio. Sgt. J.M. Roddie. R. Scots Fus.
   Glasgow Fire Brigade Long Service - with “20 years”! Bar. Fireman James McLean Roddie. 20/1/1939.
   Association of Professional Fire Brigade Officers Long Service. Fireman J.M. Roddie. 1936. In silver.
          Mounted as worn.        (GVF)   £455

906.   Group of Three
   B.W.M. and Victory. A. Welsh. O. Tel. R.N.V.R.
   Visit to Scotland 1903. A. Welsh. St. A.A.A. (St. Andrews Ambulance Assocn.) - Top pin missing.    (NEF)   £140

907.   Group of Four
   1914 Star Trio. W.J. Jones. B.R.C. & St. J.J.
   St. John Ambulance Brigade Long Service. 1st Cl. Sgt. W. Jones. B. Div. City of Bristol Cps. No. 2 Dist
   S.J.A.B. 1916.           (GVF)   £325

909.   Group of Two
   B.W.M. Sowar Kihar Singh. 3 Horse
   I.G.S. 1 Bar Afghan NWF 1919. Sowar Kehar Singh. 3 Horse.       (VF)   £100

911.   Group of Eight
   Father and Son
   1. 1914-15 Trio. Pte. S.E. Wakefield. R. Fusiliers.
   2. 1939-45 and Burma Stars. Defence and War Medals.
         Efficiency Medal “Territorial” Geo. V1. 1st type. Sgt. J.S. Wakefield. R.A.      (GVF)   £175

912.   Group of Six
   B.W.M. and Victory. Pte. W. Winspear. York R.
   1939-45 Star.   Defence and War Medals.
   Efficiency Medal “Territorial” Geo. V1. 1st type. Cpl. W. Windspear. R.E.
         Sold with “Dog Tag” and forwarding box and slip for W.W.2. Medals.        (NEF)   £120

913.   Group of Three
   B.W.M., Victory, and Terr. Force War Medal. Sgt. A.T. Farley R.A. (Cpl. On T.F.W.M.)       (NEF)   £195

914.   Group of Two
   B.W.M. H.E. Crees. C.E.R.A. 1. R.N.
   R.N. L.S.G.C. Victoria. H.E.Crees. E.R.A. 2nd class. HMS Vernon.    Sold with verification that the B.W.M.
   is the only W.W.!. entitlement.          (NEF)   £195

915.   Group of Three
   B.W.M. and Victory. Sgt. W.V. Woodley. A.S.C.
   M.S.M. Geo. V. 1st type. Sgt. W.V. Woodley. “N” Sup. Col. A.S.C. (L/G 14-6-1918)      (NEF)   £205

916.   Group of Three
   B.W.M. and Victory. Wt. V.O. W.J. Knight. R.N. (Rare Officers Rank)
   L.S.G.C. Edw. V11. W.J. Knight Sh. Stewd. HMS Hermes.
         Sold with copy papers which show entitlement to 1914-15 Star.     (NEF)   £195

917.   Group of Three
   B.W.M. and Victory. Cpl. B,V.L. Wheeler. Warwick Yeomanry.
   Terr. Force Effic. Medal. Geo. V. Cpl. B.V.L. Wheeler. Warwick Yeo.
           Sold with bronze medal, 1¼” diameter - obverse 5th x 6th Bn. Royal Warwickshire Regt.   Reverse -
   “The Birmingham Jewellers and Silversmiths Football Cup”.     Sold with copy papers.      (GVF)   £285

918.   Group of Three
   B.W.M. and Victory. Cpl. G.W. Martin Bedford Regt.
   Meritorious Service Medal (M.S.M.) Cpl. G.W. Martin R.E.   L/G 12-12-1919
         Recipient served in the Forestry Company   R.E.           (GVF)   £250

919.   Group of Three
   1914-15 Star. Pte. B.W. Peachey. R. Warwick R.
   B.W.M. 2/Lieut. B.W. Peachey.
   G.S.M. 1 Bar Iraq. Lieut. B.W. Peachey. L.N. Lanc. R.
          Sold with three original telegrams addressed to recipient’s mother. - The first dated 28-3-1918 “Deeply regret
   2/Lieut B.W. Peachey Loyal North Lancashire Regt., reported killed in action March twenty second”. The second
   timed 08.36 on 8th April 1918 “Frankfort information via Copenhagen gives Benjamin Peachey 10th Loyal North
   Lancs Prisoner War, good health. No address yet”. The third timed at 10.37 on the same day, from Buckingham
   Palace - “The King and Queen deeply regret the loss you and the army have sustained by the death of your son in
   the service of his country. Their Majesties truly sympathise with you in your sorrow”.
          Also included is “Deceased officers kit” luggage label in the name of recipient, postcard from P.O.W. camp
   and covering Red Cross letter, and official P.O.W. notification card, and a long letter to his mother, still in its P.O.W.
envelope, together with other original paperwork.   Medals in damaged boxes of issue.      (EF)   £450

920.   Group of Three
   B.W.M. and Victory. Nk. Banta Singh. 1-26 Punjabis.
   I.G.S. 1 Bar Afghan NWF 1919. Nk. Banta Singh. 1-26 Punjabis.     Mounted as worn.     (NEF)   £220

921.   Group of Four
   1914-15 Trio. T.P. Jenkins. Smn. R.N.R.
   R.N.R. LSGC Geo. V. 1st type. T.P. Jenkins. Smn. R.N.R.       (NEF)   £140

922.   Group of Four
   1914 Star Trio. Pte. W. Tinsley. Rifle Bde. (2/Rifle Bde., on Star)
   Imperial Service Medal. Eliz. 11 1st type. William Tinsley (officially renamed)
          Sold with M.I.C. which shows landing in France on 7-11-1914.      (NEF)   £200

923.   Group of Four
   1914-15 Trio. T.J. Doyle A.B. R.N. (Boy. 1. on Star)
   R.F.R. LSGC Geo. V. 2nd type. T.J. Doyle A.B. R.F.R.        (NEF)   £140

924.   Group of Two
   B.W.M. Sgt. C. Watson R.M.A.
   R.N. LSGC Geo. V. 1st type. Charles Watson. Sgt. R.M.A.      (NEF)   £90

925.   Group of Five
   1914-15 Trio. A.J. Clements A.B. R.N.
   R.N. LSGC Geo. V. 1st type. A.J. Clements. A.B. HMS Naiad.
   Naval Good Shooting Medal. Edw. V11. A. Clements. A.B. HMS Venus 1907. 12 Pr. Q.F.      (GVF)   £795

927.   Group of Four
   1914 Star and Bar Trio (“slide-on” Bar) Pte. W.J. Gutteridge 2-R. Scot Fus.
   L.S.G.C. Geo. V. 2nd type “Regular Army” W.O. Cl. 11 W.J. Gutteridge H.L.I.
          Sold with Royal Life Saving Society Silver Medal Award of Merit, awarded to W.J. Gutteridge 1931.   (VF)   £295

928.   Group of Two
   B.W.M. and Mercantile Marine War Medal. Charles S. Pope.     (NEF)   £54

929.   Group of Three
   B.W.M. & Victory. Pte. D. Combe. 5-Canadian Infy.
   Clan Stewart Tribute Medal - For services in the World War. Very ornate bronze and enamel medal 1½” x 1¾”,
   with top pin bar embossed “Clan Stewart”. Reverse engraved “David Coombe Jan 13. ‘20”      (NEF)   £225

930.   Group of Five - Family Group
   1. 1914-15 Trio. J. Cowie. D.H. R.N.R. (A.B. R.N.V.R. on Star)
   2. B.W.M. and Victory. A. Cowie. A.B. R.N.
         James Cowie joined Howe Battalion as part of the expeditionary Force but was in Malta Hospital for an
   appendicitis operation from 8-3-1915 to 19-4-1915, later joining his unit in Gallipoli. He was admitted to hospital
   in Gallipoli on 23-8-1915, and 8-10-1915 he was reported dangerously ill in No. 2 Australian S.H. West Mudros
   with enteritis. He was invalided home to England from Mudros on board H.S. “Aquitania” in December 1915,
   and on 19-4-1916 enrolled in the R.N.R. as a deck hand for the rest of the war.
          Alexander Cowie enlisted in May 1917 and served on HMS Pembroke and HMS Marshal Ney before
   demobilisation in Feb. 1919.      (NEF)   £180

931.   Group of Four
   1914-15 Trio. F. Alderson. Sto. 1. R.N.
   R.F.R. LSGC Geo. V. 1st type. F. Alderson. Sto. 1. R.N.        (NEF)   £145

932.   Group of Five
   1914-15 Trio. Pte. J. Clark. R.M.L.I.
   War Medal 1939-45
   R.N. LSGC Geo. V. 1st type. James Clark Pte. R.M.L.I.      Mounted as worn.     (NEF)   £195

933.   Group of Three
   B.W.M. and Victory. Sgt. F.P. Stride R. Fus.      Defence Medal.        Mounted as worn.      (VF)   £48

934.   Group of Four
   1914 Star and Bar (slide on type) Trio. A-W.O. Cl. 2. L. Pay. W. York R. (Sgt 2/W. York R on Star)
   L.S.G.C. Geo. V. 1st type Sgt. L. Pay. W. York R.       Mounted as worn.      (GVF)   £350

936.   Group of Four
   G.S.M. 1 Bar Palestine. Dvr. F. Longman R.A.S.C.
   1939-45 and Italy Stars. Defence and War Medals.
          Sold with the following original documents - Birth certificate, certificate of service, Regular Army certificate
   of service, soldiers service and pay book, soldiers release book, and certificate of transfer to the Army Reserve.
   Mounted as worn.             (GVF)   £140

937.   Group of Two
   B.W.M. & Mercantile Marine War Medal. John S. Coates.     (GVF)   £55

938.   Group of Four
   1914-15 Trio. J.C. Cauvin. L.S. R.N. (A.B. on Star)
   R.N. LSGC Geo. V. 1st type. J.C. Cauvin A.P.O. HMS Vernon. Copy papers.     (VF)   £145

939.   Group of Three
   B.W.M. & Victory L.A. Draper O.S.2. R.N.
   R.N. LSGC Geo. V. 1st type. L.A. Draper O.S.1. HMS Vernon (Official correction to service number)
   Copy papers.       (NEF)   £90

940.   Group of Four
   1914-15 Trio. A-2 Cpl. A. Denne R.E. (Victory erased)
   Terr. Force Efficiency Medal. Geo. V. Spr.-A/Cpl. A. Denne R,E, Sold with M.I.C.      (NEF)   £92

941.   Group of Four
   1914-15 Trio. Pte. G. Chalmers. 2-Scottish Horse.    Australia Service Medal 1939-45. G. Chalmers.     (NEF)   £195

942.   Group of Three
   1914-15 Star & B.W.M. W.H. Cousins. Sto. 1. R.N.
   R.N. LSGC Geo. V. 1st type. W.H. Cousins. Sto. 1. HMS Vivid.     Victory missing.     (VF)   £100

943.   Group of Three
   B.W.M. & Victory. Pte. D. Buchanan. Scottish Rifles.
M.S.M. Geo. V. 1st type. Pte. - A/Cpl. D. Buchanan.&