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List No.135

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Campaign Medals	Orders & Decorations	Coronation etc.
Medal Groups	Meritorious Service & Long Service Medals	World Medals
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638. Group of Ten
Lt. Col. Sir Anthony G.R. Rouse KCMG. OBE. Intelligence Corps and H.M. Diplomatic Service.
Order of St. Michael and St. George - Knight Commander (K.C.M.G.) Neck Badge and Breast Star.
Order of the British Empire - Officer (O.B.E.) 2nd type Military.
1939-45, Africa and Italy Stars. Defence and War Medals. Silver Jubilee Medal 1935 Coronation Medal 1953
Efficiency Medal “Territorial” Geo. V1 2nd type. Major A.G.R. Rouse. Intelligence Corps.
Recipient joined H.A.C. 1935. R.A. (T) 1938. 2/Lieut 1940. Transferred to Intelligence Corps and served
M.E.F. and C.M.F. on staff of 3rd corps (commendation). Lt. Colonel 1944. Entered Foreign Service 1946.
First Secretary (information) Athens, 1946. Foreign Office 1949. British Embassy, Moscow 1952-54. Counsellor
1955. Office of U.K. High Commissioner, Canberra, 1955-57. H.M. Inspector of Foreign Service Establishments
1957-59. Counsellor (information) British Embassy, Bonn, 1959-62. British Deputy Commandant, Berlin 1962-64.
H.M. Minister British Embassy, Rome, 1964-66. Consul-General New York 1966-71. K.C.M.G. - 1969
O.B.E. - L/G 21-6-1945 - “Has been G.S.O. 2/3 Corps for the past fifteen months. His work during this time,
which includes operations in Cos and Leros in Sept. 1943 and the whole period of the present operations in Greece
has been of the highest order. He has worked unsparingly and with the utmost loyalty, and has invariably proved that
he is an officer of outstanding qualities in his branch of the service”. (NEF) £2550

639. Group of Seven
To Rev. E.R. Day. A.C.D. Brigadier-General, & Principal Chaplain Egyptian Expeditionary Force 1918-1921
C.M.G. - Neck Badge L/G 14-1-1916 (Rev. E.R. Day M.A. Chaplain to the Forces, 1st class. Army Chaplains Dept)
C.B.E. Military 1st type. L/G 3-6-1919 (Rev. E.R. Day C.M.G. M.A. C.F. 1st class R.A. CH.D)
Q.S.A. 6 Bars CC/Tug. Hts/OFS/Rel of L’Smith/L. Nk?Belfast. Rev. E.R. Day. C. to F. (Chaplain to Forces)
K.S.A. Usual two Bars. Rev. E.R. Day C. to F.
1914 Star and Bar Trio. Rev. E.R. Day. A.C.D.
Recipient was M.I.D. during the Boer War by Lord Roberts, and was M.I.D. five times during W.W.1. -
16-2-1915. 31-12-1915. 2-1-1917. 21-12-1917. 5-6-1919.
Revd. Day was born on 4-1-1867 and educated at Trinity College Dublin. B.A. 1891. M.A. 1896. He was
appointed Deacon in 1891, Priest in 1892, and served as Curate of Ballymacarrett, Co. Down from 1891-1893.
Appointed Captain CF 4th class on 23-2-1893, he served at the Curragh and Woolwich prior to service in South
Africa from 1900 to 1902 during the Boer War, being mentioned in despatches. After the Boer War, from 1902 to
1914 he served in St. Helena, Pretoria, Dover and Lichfield, and was promoted Major CF 3rd class in 1902, Lt.
Colonel CF 2nd class in 1907, and Colonel CF 1st class in 1912. He landed in France on 11-9-1914 having been
appointed assistant Chaplain General 3rd Army B.E.F. and on 12-8-1918 he was promoted Brigadier-General and
appointed Principal Chaplain of the Egyptian Expeditionary Force serving in this capacity until 31-10-1921. He
served at Winchester from 1921 to 1922 and retired from the R.A. CH. D. on 15-4-1922.
He returned to parish work as Vicar of Steep in 1922 before emigrating to South Africa in 1929, taking up
parish duties in various parts of that country. He died, aged 81, in Durban on 26-2-1948. Sold with two portrait
photographs of recipient, (one in uniform and wearing all his medal ribbons), various correspondence referring
to his career and L/G entries for his awards and M.I.D.’s. Last five medals mounted as worn. (NEF) £2685

640. Group of Five
Order of St. Michael and St. George - Companion. (C.M.G.)
1914-15 Trio. Lt. Colonel H. Gordon-Luhrs. (Major. Northumberland Fus. on Star) - with M.I.D. emblem.
Territorial Decoration (T.D) Geo. V. Complete with top bar.
C.M.G. - L/G June 1917.
M.I.D. - L/G 1-6-1916 and 27-3-1919
Recipient landed in France on 20-4-1915 as 2/I.C. the 5th Bn (Territorial), Northumberland Fus., and was promoted
Lt. Colonel in Sept. 1915. During W.W.2. he served as Regional Controller, Min. of Supply, London and S.E.
Region, and was Director in Gun Ammunition Filling Dept., in Ministry of Munitions. (GVF) £1075

641. Group of Four
Distinguished Service Order (D.S.O.) Geo. V.
1914-15 Trio. Lieut-Commander F. Eyers. R.N.R.
D.S.O. - L/G 31-5-1916 - In recognition of services whilst employed on transport duties at the Dardanelles.
“Lieut-Cdr. Frank Eyers, R.N.R., M.F.A., “Carrigan Head”, has performed meritorious service in the Eastern
Mediterranean during the past nineteen months, including the saving of his unarmed ship when attacked by an
enemy submarine”. D.S.O. complete with top pin bar. Mounted as worn. (NEF) £2500

643. Group of Six
Order of the British Empire - Officer (O.B.E.) First type Military (L/G 3-6-1919)
Coronation 1902 - Silver. Coronation 1911. Major J. Cairns. C.F.
Volunteer Decoration. Edw. V11. Hallmark - London 1904. Lacking top bar.
Volunteer Force Long Service - Victoria. Chaplain J. Cairns. 4th V.B. Rl. Scots
Territorial Decoration. Geo. V. Hallmark - London 1921. Complete with top bar.
Recipient was born in 1865 and was ordained into the Presbyterian Church in 1894. He joined the 1st Berwick
Rifle Volunteers in 1880 and in 1886 was commissioned a Lieut in the 2nd Edinburgh Rifle Volunteers, the Royal
Scots. He was promoted Captain in Oct. 1893 and awarded the Volunteer Force L.S. Medal per A.O. 171 of July 1902.
He moved south to Woolwich and in May 1905 was appointed Captain in the 3rd Volunteer Bn, R.W. Kent
Regt., and awarded the Volunteer Decoration on 22-12-1905. He was granted the Honorary rank of Major in
November 1906, and on the introduction of the Territorial Force in 1908 he left the 3rd Volunteer Bn but still
remained in the Army Chaplains Dept as an acting Army Chaplain.
On the outbreak of war he was appointed a temporary Chaplain to the Forces 3rd class, A.C.D., and later in
the war became an assistant Principal Chaplain. He served at Woolwich and at other home stations and on the
hospital ship “Aquitania” and the ambulance troop ship “Braemar Castle”. He died on 27-4-1945.
Sold with research and copied photographs. Mounted as worn. (GVF) £1395

646. Group of Six
M.B.E. - 2nd type - Military.
B.W.M. H. Richardson. A.M.2. R.N.A.S. (The “A.S.” of “R.N.A.S.” has been removed)
Defence and War Medals.
Coronation Medal 1953 )Verified - Flt. Lt. H. Richardson. R.A.F. Cardington)
R.A.F. LSGC Geo. V. Cpl. H. Richardson R.A.F.
M.B.E. - L/G 13-6-1959 Flt. Lt. R.A.F.) Recipient was commissioned A/Pilot Officer in the Technical Branch cont¼ .
per L/G 28-10-1941 with seniority dating from 11-8-1941, and was promoted Flight Lieut. W.E.F. 1-9-1945. He
retired circa 1959-1960. An interesting group to a long serving member of the R.A.F. Mounted as worn. (NEF) £550

Group of Seven
M.B.E. - 2nd type. Military. - L/G 3-6-1966.
1939-45 and Africa Stars. Defence and War Medals.
G.S.M. Geo. V1. 2 Bars Malaya/Cyprus. S/Sgt. R.R. Calvert. R.E.M.E.
C.S.M. - 1 Bar Malay Peninsular. W.O. Cl. 1. R.R. Calvert. R.E.M.E.
“Warrant Officer 1 (Artificer Sergeant Major) Calvert has been the Warrant Officer in charge of 25 and 61 Squadrons
Royal Corps of Transport Combined Light Aid Detachment for a period of two years which has been a
period of intense transport activity in Singapore due to Indonesian confrontation against Malaysia. That 32 Regiment
has been able to maintain a very high, and at peak operating periods 100% vehicle availability has been entirely due
to the exceptional devotion, leadership and skill of this Warrant Officer. The pride he takes in the rapid turn round of
vehicles from this very busy Light Aid Detachment is positively intense and but for his efforts we would have been
short of vehicles for operational tasks, which is unacceptable, and the Civil hiring bill would have increased alarmingly.
In January 1965, with the return to Singapore of some thirty 3 ton vehicles from Labuan where they had been
extremely heavily employed for the past eighteen months, there existed the unacceptable risk of wholesale replacement
which would have seriously jeopardised theatre stocks. Warrant Officer 1 Calverrt, by his tremendous drive, leadership,
skill and organisation, returned all but five of these vehicles to their Troops in a taskworthy condition within ten days.
This would normally have been quite outside the scope of a Light Aid Detachment, but due to Warrant Officer I
Calvert’s tremendous effort it was accomplished without assistance. Throughout 1965 he has maintained the same
exemplary standards culminating in some two-hundred vehicles, which have covered three and a half million miles
this year, being found 100% taskworthy by Annual Inspection.” Mounted as worn. (NEF) £675

648. Group of Four
Royal Red Cross - Second class (A.R.R.C.) Geo. V.
B.W.M. and Victory. Sister I. Thomson.
Greece - Medal of Military Merit. 4th class.
Greek Medal of Military Merit - L/G 26-11-1919 “ Sister Isabella Thomson ARRC. QAIMNS (Reserve)” (NEF) £1475

649. Group of Four
Royal Red Cross - Second class (A.R.R.C.) Geo. V.
1914-15 Trio. Sister M.S. Stuart. Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.
A.R.R.C. - L/G 13-2-1920 “Miss Marion Scott Stuart. Sister. QAIMNSR Mil. Hpl. Whittingham Nr. Preston (NEF) £695

650. Group of Four
Distinguished Service Cross (D.S.C.) Geo. V.
Reverse engraved “Presented by H.M. The King to Skipper J. Turrell. Channel Raid 14-2-18”.
1914-15 Trio. W.S.A. 1126 J. Turrell. Skr. R.N.R.
L/G 16-3-1918 - For services in action on the occasion of the raid into the Straits of Dover by an enemy
destroyers on the night of 14th-15th February 1918.
Skipper John Turrell. H.M. Drifter “Golden Rule” - “When his ship was severely damaged and ten of his
crew had been killed and three badly injured, he displayed great courage and energy in giving orders to the
remaining three hands, although severely injured himself”.
A total of 5 Distinguished Service Crosses, 2 Bars, and 13 Distinguished Service Medals were awarded for
this action - all to members of the R.N.R. (NEF) £3700

652. Group of Five
Military Cross (M.C.) Geo. V. (T/Lt. J.L. Craig. 7th Bn., N. Staff R.)
B.W.M. and Victory. Capt. J.L. Craig. Defence and War Medals.
L/G 4-10-1919 - “For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty at Digya on 17th August 1918. When the
troops on his right and left began to withdraw he restored a critical situation by taking up a defensive position,
and there maintained himself against heavy odds until reinforcements arrived. Later he was wounded while pressing
home an attack on a hill”.
The book - “History of the War - Mesopotamia”, Vol. 1V, states “26th Aug - during the attack on Dirty Volcano,
Lt. Craig’s Company near Digya received orders to support an Armenian Bn., which was holding the hill immediately
west of Binagadi, but on arriving about 2.15 pm they found that it had been evacuated. Pushing on however, they
reached the crest as an enemy party, about 250 strong, occupied the Lower Northern Slopes, and these the North Staffs
drove back with heavy loss. Soon afterwards, the Turks, having re-formed made another attack, but this was beaten off.
The North Staffs suffered ten casualties, and the hill they occupied was christened Stafford Hill”. (During the attack on
Volcano Hill the rest of the North Staffs lost all their officers and over half the other ranks killed, wounded, or missing).
After the war, recipient qualified as a dental officer and during W.W.2. Served as Dep. Ass. Dental Service, N. Ireland
District H.Q. Belfast. He retired, as a Lt. Colonel in January 1946, and died on 11-7-1952. Mounted for display. (NEF) £2250

653. Group of Two
Military Cross (M.C.) Geo. V. Reverse engraved “Lieut. W.G. Grant. 6th Sco. Rifles. 30th March 1918”
1914 Star. Pte. W.G. Grant. 5/Scottish Rifles.
L/G 26-7-1918 - “For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty in going forward under machine-gun fire to
get information and arrange for reinforcements, and subsequently during an enemy attack he encouraged his men
to hold out as long as the ammunition lasted. He was twice wounded during the operations.”
Recipient was commissioned 2/Lieutenant on 9-2-1916 and promoted Lieutenant on 9-8-1917. The 5th Bn
landed in France on 5-11-1914. (NEF) £925

655. Group of Nine
Military Cross (M.C.) Geo. V. (Lieut Lord Hugh Kennedy. Coldstream Gds)
1914-15 Trio. (M.I.D. Lieut Lord Hugh Kennedy (Lieut. C. Gds. on Star)
1939-45 and Italy Stars. Defence and War Medals. A.G.S. 1 Bar Kenya. Lord H. Kennedy.
M.C. - L/G 1-1-1918.
M.I.D. - 22-5-1917 (Lt. Lord H. Kennedy C. Gds).
Recipient was the 4th son of the Marquis of Ailsa, born 1895. Served in the Ayrshire Yeomanry 1914-15 and
the Coldstream Gds 1915-20. Re-employed 1939. Captain 1940, Major 1943, attached R.A.F. Regt. Lt.-Colonel
1945. Resided in Kenya after the war. (GVF) £3750

656. 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”. cont¼ .
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

657. 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

658. 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. & 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

659. Group of Three
Distinguished Flying Cross (D.F.C.) Geo. V.
B.W.M. and Victory. Lieut. G.A. Pitt. R.A.F.
L/G. 3-6-1919. - “Lieutenant George Albert Pitt. No. 206 Sqn. R.A.F. - The above pilot has successfully
carried out 50 bombing raids, 9 long distance reconnaissance’s , exposed over 900 plates over the lined and in
July destroyed an enemy scout. His standard of work has been of the highest.”
Lieut. Pitt was born on 23rd May 1899 and joined the R.N.A.S. on 10th June 1917. He obtained his Aviator’s
Certificate (No. 5360) on a Maurice Farman Biplane at the Royal Naval Air Station, Eastbourne on 4th Sept.
1917 and was posted to France on 9th January 1918 after passing through Cranwell. He joined No. 6 Sqn. (later No. 206 Sqn. RAF)
and his “newly joined officers” form shows his total flying time to date to be 45 hrs. 8 mins
and the type of machines flown to be Maurice Farman (Longhorn), Avro (Gnome) BE2.C. and BE2.E., Sopwith
Pup, Sopwith 1½ Strutter, D.H.4., and D.H.9.
On 29th Aug. 1918 the 206 Sqn. Bomber Formation was attacked by eight Pfalz Scouts on returning from a
raid and Lieut. Pitt and his Observer shot one down over Courtrai. Returning to their base they ran into thick
fog near the aerodrome and crashed into a wood losing the aircraft wings in the treetops. Both pilot and
Observer were unhurt. Previously on 11th May 1918, during a raid on Armentieres Railway Station, Lieut. Pitt’s
aircraft (D.H.9.) was attacked and shot up by 2 Fokker DR.1 enemy aircraft. Lieut. Pitt was unhurt, but his
Observer, 2/Lieut. C.E. Anketell M.M. was killed. On another occasion., on22-11-1918, after the war had
ended Lieut. Pitt’s aircraft suffered a burst radiator and crashed at Elseghem, and again he was unhurt.
Considering the casualty rate of pilots during W.W.1. Lieut. Pitt did very well to survive nearly sixty raids
over enemy lines - and all when he was only 19 years old.
Recipient’s Regular Observer, Sgt. G. Betteridge was awarded the D.F.M. at the same time as he was
awarded the D.F.C. Part of his citation reads “----- on 29th July 1918 with Lieut. Pitt (pilot) he destroyed a
Pfalz Scout. He has always rendered his pilot the greatest assistance, and as an N.C.O. Observer, has stood
out for the general excellence of his work. D.F.C. in case of issue. A very hard won award. (EF) £2775

661. Group of Three
Distinguished Conduct Medal (D.C.M.) Geo. V. Pte. G. Lowe. 1/Gordon Highrs.
B.W.M. and Victory. Pte. G. Lowe. Gordons.
L/G 11-3-1920 - “he has served with the Battalion since October 1915, in which he has carried out the duties
of stretcher bearer. In a recent action two stretcher-bearers were killed and two wounded in this Battalion, but
he continued his work untiringly in the face of the heaviest shell and machine-gun fire. He has at all times set an
example of courage and self-sacrifice”. (NVF) £1265

662. 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 Gallipoli
“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

663. Group of Four
Distinguished Conduct Medal (D.C.M.) Geo. V. Pte. W. Ramsay. 1/R. Scot. Fus 1914 Star & Bar Trio. (copy bar) Pte. W. Ramsay 1/R. Scot. Fus.
L/G 16-11-1915. “For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty on 25th September 1915, near Hooge. He
was wounded early in the attack, but, on his return, finding that the 24th Trench Mortar Battery was short-handed,
he immediately joined the battery, rendering great assistance, notwithstanding the pain from his broken shin-bone”.
Sold with M.I.C. which shows entitlement to Silver War Badge. (NEF) £2195

664. Group of Five
Distinguished Conduct Medal. (D.C.M.) Geo. V1. 1st type. Cpl. J.G.H. Vivier. Q.S.C. (S. African Forces)
1939-45 and Italy Stars. Both named J.D.H. Vivier.
Africa Service Medal and War Medal 1939-45. Both named J.D.H. Vivier.
(It would appear that, as the above four medals are officially named, that Cpl. Vivier was given an Italy Star
instead of an Africa Star)
L/G 1-3-1945. “On 4th December 1941, ten days after his capture at Sisi Rezegh, Cpl. Vivier and another
N.C.O. crawled under the wire surrounding Benghazi Camp. They made their way to Mechili but were recaptured
by an Italian Patrol. Because he was a P.O.W. at Chiavari (Camp 52) at the time of the Italian Armistice, Cpl.
Vivier came into German hands. However, when employed on a ration fatigue on 9th Sept. 1943, he and another
P.O.W. eluded the guards. After staying in the hills for six weeks they moved south-east to Sesta, where they were
advised to wait for the allies. At the end of December, when attempting to reach the fighting area, Cpl. Vivier was
again taken prisoner.
Although he has been badly treated by his captors, he and six others escaped from Florence Gaol on 16th
January 1944, after removing a bar from one of the cell windows and climbing over a high wall using a blanket
rope. For a month they stayed near Camerino, and then joined a Partisan Group at Copogna. One of the band
betrayed the location of their H.Q. and Cpl. Vivier was amongst those captured on 11th March 1944.
Although their first plans to escape were frustrated by a disloyal Italian, Cpl. Vivier and an officer arranged a
mass break-out. This officer speaks highly of Vivier’s resourcefulness, courage, and behaviour whilst in gaol and
during the escape. On 29th April 1944, after an air-raid alarm, the guards were attacked with sandbags fashioned from
some of the prisoner’s clothing, and the P.O.Ws made good their escape. Separated from his companions by an encounter
with Germans, Cpl. Vivier proceeded alone to Tuscany, where he joined a small rebel band, later becoming their leader.
At the beginning of June, moving to Montesan Savino, he formed another group, whose
work included the distribution of food, and harassing the German retreat. On 4th July 1944, a South African unit was encountered.
Cpl Vivier’s leadership and courage throughout his Partisan activities have been praised by another escaper
who served with him”.
Sold with original citation letter signed by the Acting Adjutant General, an original postcard size photograph of
recipient in uniform, and a large photograph of him “on parade” with the Duke of Kent at a Masonic event in
1985. Also included is his Q. Service Corps Cap Badge. (NEF) £4250

665. Group of Two
Distinguished Service Medal (D.S.M. Geo. V. M. Fitzpatrick P.O. HMS Tiger. 31 May - 1 June 1916
France - Medaille Militaire.
L/G 15-9-1916 - For the Battle of Jutland. The French decoration was also awarded for services rendered
during the Battle of Jutland. (NEF) £1500

666. Group of Five
Distinguished Service Medal (D.S.M.) Geo. V. P.J. Hunt. Ldg. Sto. “Viscount” 1918.
1914-15 Trio. P.J. Hunt. Act. S.P.O. R.N. (Sto. 1. on Star)
R.N. LSGC Geo. V. 1st type. P.J. Hunt. S.P.O. HMS Concord.
Sold with original certificate of service, employment and ability records, passing certificate - general, dated
1-11-1918 (HMS Blake), record of qualifications in Stoker Ratings (1910-1923), and reference - HMS Dartmouth, dated 12th Feb. 1929, and Stokehold certificate dated 1-1-1920 (HMS Viscount). Also included are three ships
photographs and two greetings cards (HMS Triad and HMS Cairo).
D.S.M. - L/G 11-12-1918 - “For services in Grand Fleet Destroyers between 1st January & 30th June 1918”. (VF) £1375

667. Group of Three
Distinguished Service Medal (D.S.M.) Geo. V. A.E.C. Thomas. C.E.R.A. Heligoland Bight 17th Nov. 1917.
1914-15 Star. A.E.C. Thomas. E.R.A.3. R.N. Victory. Art. Eng. A.E.C. Thomas. R.N.
Recipient was appointed Artificer Engineer on 1-6-1918, and promoted Commissioned Engineer on
1-6-1928. Sold with “other ranks” copy papers. (NEF) £1085

668. Group of Ten
Distinguished Service Medal (D.S.M.) Geo. V1. F.J.J. Hoy. C.P.O.
1914-15 Trio. F.J.J. Hoy. A.B. R.N.
1939-45, Atlantic (France and Germany) and Africa Stars. Defence and War Medals.
R.N. LSGC Geo. V. 2nd type. F.J.J. Hoy P.O. HMS Vernon.
D.S.M. - L/G 18-5-1943. Recipient was serving aboard HMS Glenroy en route from Alexandria to Tobruk on
23-11-1941 when she was attacked by enemy torpedo aircraft. Hit by two torpedoes and slowly sinking her salvage
pumps ejected water she was towed towards the shore and beached near Mersa Matruh. Temporary repairs were
carried out and on 27-11-1941 HMS Glenroy was towed out to sea again, and on 29-11-1941 arrived and anchored off
Alexandria in spite of being attacked twice again by torpedo bombers and having steering difficulties because of
rudder damage. The draft of the ship was too great for entering Alexandria Harbour and this was not possible
before 4-12-1941, after pumping water from various departments and removing ammunition and stores. It was
towed in by tugs and touched bottom twice in entrance to the Great Pass.
It was decided to repair the ship as far as possible in Alexandria and then send her back to the U.K. for full
refitting. This, among other things, entailed fitting a steel patch 40 feet by 28 feet to the ship’s side, underwater
with the ship still afloat by divers - the first occasion that this had been done, and dismantling and reconditioning,
on board, the large main diesel engines that had been submerged for four months - an unprecedented task.
H.M.S. Glenroy was ready for passage to the U.K., on starboard engine, exactly one year after being torpedoed,
and set sail on 22-11-1942 accompanied by HMS Janus. The voyage was uneventful except for some minor
breakdowns, and a major one for Glenroy when a piston fractured in No. 2 cylinder and the piston when broke up
the cylinder head. Glenroy was taken in tow by Janus but within 12 hours, good work by the engine room staff had
dismantled No. 6 cylinder and the ship was able to proceed on remaining 5 cylinders, and she arrived at Barry Roads
on 30-1-1943.
Included with the medals are copies of the full admiralty reports covering the above incidents, and a copy of a cont¼ .
letter to the Admiralty from Lord Louis Mountbatten in which he says “I consider the work performed by the chip’s
company of Glenroy in repairing the ship after her severe damage and subsequently steaming her to England under
very arduous and difficult conditions was a most praiseworthy exhibition of self-help, skill and perseverance, and
reflects great credit on the Captain and ship’s company. I should like therefore fully to support any recommendations
for awards which may be submitted” etc.
The 1914-15 Trio are polished, but still a very attractive group. Mounted, court style, for wear. (GF/NEF) £1695

669. 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

670. Group of Four
Military Medal (M.M.) Geo. V. Pte. T.S. Shorrocks. 2/R. Fusiliers.
1914-15 Trio. Pte. T.S. Shorrocks. R. Fus.
Sold with silver pocket watch (not in working order) engraved “Presented to 7062 Pte. Thomas Shorrocks M.M.
Royal Fusiliers, by the public of Horwich. Feb. 20th 1919”., and a large locket containing a photograph of
recipient, in uniform, wearing his Military Medal. (NEF) £845

671. Group of Three
Military Medal (M.M.) Geo. V. Pte. W. Partner 2/Northampton R.
B.W.M. and Victory. Pte. W. Partner Northampton R.
Sold with congratulation card from the Major General commanding 12th Division, certificate of transfer to
Reserve, and certificate of employment during the war.
Also included is recipient’s son’s War Medal 1939-45 (his only entitlement) in its forwarding box, together
with his service and pay book, his soldiers release book, and a “Welcome Home” card from the people of Birch
and Layer Breton, etc.. (NEF) £615

672. Group of Five
Military Medal (M.M.) Geo. V. Sgt. W. Batchelor. 12/Highland Lt. Infy. (L/G 7-10-1918)
1914-15 Trio. Sgt. W. Batchelor H.L.I. (L/Cpl on Star) France - Croix De Guerre 1914-1918. (NEF) £750

673. Group of Three
Military Medal (M.M.) Geo. V. Pte. W. Cottle. 1/Worcester R.
B.W.M. and Victory. Pte. W. Cottle. D.C.L.I. (GVF) £550

674. Group of Four
Military Medal (M.M.) Geo. V. Cpl J. Caskie. 51st (H) Bn. M.G.C. (L/G 13-9-1918)
B.W.M. and Victory. Cpl. J. Caskie. A. & S.H.
Territorial Effic. Medal. Geo. V. Cpl. J. Caskie. 8-A. & S.H.
Sold with M.I.C. which shows entitlement to the 1914-15 Star. Mounted for display. (NEF) £975

677. Group of Three
Military Medal (M.M.) Geo. V. Spr. W.C. Gribble 23/London Fd. Co. R.E. - T.F.
B.W.M. and Victory. A.”. Cpl. W.C. Gribble R.E.
Sold with original “dog-tag” and B.W.M. and Victory Box. (damaged) (EF) £585

678. Group of Three
Military Medal (M.M.) Pte. C. Sanson 17/K.R.R.C. B.W.M. and Victory. Pte. C. Sanson. K. R. Rif. C. (VF) £625

679. 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 Battalion served in North Russia from
28 November 1918 until 31 August 1919. (VF) £1595

680. 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

681. 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

682. 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

683. 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

684. 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

685. 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

686. 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

687. 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

688. 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

689. 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

690. Group of Seven
1914-15 Trio. F.G. Titcombe. L.S. R.N. (Ord., on Star) Silver Jubilee Medal 1935. Coronation 1937.
R.N. LSGC Geo. V. 1st type. F.G. Titcombe. C.P.O. HMS St. Vincent.
Meritorious Service Medal (M.S.M.) Geo. V. F.G. Titcombe. P.O. “Glory” Murmansk (L/G 12-12-1919 -
“For services in Russia”.
Also entitles to Royal Humane Society Bronze Medal (awarded 1928). Sold with copy papers which show
that recipient trained and served as a diver in the R.N. (GVF) £1350

692. Group of Four
Military Medal (M.M.) Geo. V. - Crowned Head. L/Cpl. F. Britten. 2-D.W.R. (L/G 8-5-1936)
I.G.S. 1 Bar NWF 1935. Pte. F. Britten D.W.R.
Defence and War Medals.
M.M. for the action at Dand Banda on 23-8-1935. - “The advance guard reached Dand at about 1800 hrs and
“B” Company acting as the rear guard was called on to attack and occupy a ridge overlooking the selected camp
sites. In gaining their objective the Company came under heavy and accurate rifle fire, thereby suffering four
casualties - L/Cpl’s Stone, Britten, and Pte’s Clarke and Ward. The remainder of the Battalion eventually reached
camp at 10.50 hrs, having withdrawn 15 road piquets en route, most of which had to be called down in the dark.
The fact that the rear guard was not followed up was proof of the severe defeat the enemy had suffered. Enemy
casualties were reported as being not less than 60 dead and 40 wounded. Our own casualties were 9 killed and
21 wounded.
For their conspicuous bravery and devotion to duty for the attack on the ridge, L/Cpl’s Stone and Britten were
both awarded the Military Medal.”
L/Cpl Britten died on 22-4-1943 whilst serving with the 10th Bn Duke of Wellington’s Regt., aged 56 and is
buried in Rotherham (Masbrough) Cemetery. (GVF) £6500

694. Group of Two
Liverpool Shipwreck and Humane Society Marine Medal - Silver. H. Kitson. S.S. “Ebani” For gallant service
16th Sept. 1916.
Royal Humane Society - Small Bronze Medal. Harry Kitson 18th Sept. 1916.
H. Kitson, second butcher, S.S. “Ebani” For bravery diving into Kibindini Harbour and rescuing an afflicted
man on September 16th. (EF) £685

695. Group of Five
British Empire Medal (B.E.M.) Geo. V1. L/Cpl. Walter W.H. Hobbs R.E.
1939-45 and Italy Stars. Defence and War Medals.
B.E.M. - L/G 13 June 1946. (NEF) £485

696. Group of Five Family Group - Husband and Wife.
Wife British Empire Medal (B.E.M. Geo. V1 Military. Sgt. Josephine R. Rudder A.T.S. - For services with
Headquarters Combined Operations, Whitehall.
Husband 1939-45 and Africa Stars. War Medal. Africa Service Medal. All named C.A. Rudder except Africa Star.
Recipient was taken P.O.W. in Tobruk and eventually ended up in Germany in Stalag 344 in Lamsdorf.
Sold with original newspaper cutting including photograph reporting the award of the B.E.M. to
Sgt. Rudder, and head and shoulders postcard sized photograph of Pte. C.A. Rudder. (NEF) £595

697. 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

698. Group of Six
British Empire Medal (B.E.M.) Eliz. 11 - Civil. Colin McGavin.
1914-15 Trio (M.I.D. Lieut. C.M. McGavin. (2/Lieut. R. Sc. Fus., on Star) Defence Medal.
Special Constabulary Faithful Service. Geo. V1 1st type - with bar “Long Service 1947” Sgt. Colin Mck. McGavin.
B.E.M. - L/G 1-1-1967 - “Colin McGavin, Divisional Commandant, City of Glasgow Special Constabulary.”
Sold with copy papers which show 2/Lt McGavin was wounded on 4-10-1915 when struck by the fragments of
a rifle grenade which burst very near to him, inflicting a number of wounds. (When applying for a renewal of his
wound pension on 23-3-1920 he states that he still has more than 300 pieces of metal in his hand). After semi-recovering
he was transferred to the permanent establishment 55th Train Reserve Bn., on 29-7-1917. Whilst so employed,
application was made for his services for duty with R.F.C. Cadet Wings,, and he joined the R.F.C. for duty as a
Squadron Officer on 222-1-1918. He became part of the R.A.F. on its formation, and the proceedings of a medical
board dated 31-12-1918 list him as a Major, R.A.F. Mounted as worn. (NEF) £750

699. 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
0 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

700. 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

702. Group of Three
B.W.M. and Victory. Rev. C.G. Cavalier. Order of the Crown of Roumania - Chevalier.
L/G 20-9-1919 - “The Revd. C.G. Cavalier. Temporary Chaplain to the Forces, 4th class. Royal Army
Chaplains “Dept”. cont¼ ..
Recipient was ordained Deacon in 1909 and Priest 1910, serving in Southwark. He was Curate of St. Matthews,
Redhill 1909-1913 and Asst. Master, St. John’s School Leatherhead 1913-1915. T.C.F. 1916-1919 and Curate of
All SS Fulham 1919-1922. Vicar of St. Simon Zelotes Bethnal Green 1922-1927, and Rector of Brampton Ash with
Dingley 1927-1947/ Mounted as worn. (NEF) £1150

704. 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

705. Group of Four
1914 Star Trio. Tpr. A.E. Cave. R.H. Gds. (Royal Horse Guards)
Roumania - Medaille Barbatie Si Credinta. 3rd class (Medal for Bravery & Loyalty)
Recipient transferred to the Guards Machine Gun Regt. during W.W.!. and was awarded the Roumanian
Decoration whilst serving with this unit (L/G 20-9-1919) He transferred back to the R.H. Gds on 5-3-1919.
Sold with copy papers which show entitlement to clasp to 1914 Star. Mounted as worn. (NEF) £1500

707. Group of Five
1914-15 Trio. Pte. J. Muir. 3-Scottish Horse.
Corps of Commissionaires Long Service Medal - un-named as issued.
Russia - Medal of the Order of St. George - Silver. Un-researched. (GVF) £550

709. Group of Four
Baltic Medal. Un-named as issued.
Crimea. 2 Bars - Balaklava/Sebastopol. Un-named as issued.
R.N. LSGC. Victoria. Wm. Devine. Comd. Boatn. H.M. Coast Guard.
Turkish Crimea - British issue.
Sold with copy papers and rolls which confirm medals and bars. - Qualified for the Baltic Medal, serving on
HMS Russell between April 1855 and May 1856, and qualified for the Crimea Medal and Bars whilst serving on
HMS Trafalgar from July 1851 to April 1855. (GVF) £1025

710. Group of Three
Crimea 3 Bars Alma/Balaclava/Sebastopol. Pte. Wm. Marshall 93rd Foot (Regimentally named)
Indian Mutiny. No Bar. Willm. Marshall. H.Ms 93rd Highlanders.
Turkish Crimea - British issue. William Marshall. 93rd Highlanders.
The 93rd Foot formed the famous Thin Red Line at Balaclava, and was the only Line Regiment to receive
Balaclava as a Battle Honour. (GVF) £2850

711. Group of Two
South Africa 1834 - 1853. Sgt. John Aitken. 74th Regt. (The rank “Sergeant” has been added)
L.S.G.C. Victoria. Sergt. John Aitken. 74th Foot. (NVF/NEF) £685

712. Group of Two
Indian Mutiny. 1 Bar Central India. Gnr. & Dvr. John Baldock. 6th Coy. 14th Bn. R.A.
Abyssinia. Gnr. J. Baldock. G. By. 14th Bde. R.A. (VF/GVF) £875

714. Group of Two
I.G.S. 1854 1 Bar Chin Hills 1892-93. Spr. Kasandram Q.O. Mad. S.& M. (Officially renamed)
I.G.S. 1908 1 Bar NWF 1908. Spr. Rasandram. No. 9 Co. 2nd S. & M.
It is not uncommon to find the I.G.S. 1854 medal with “Chin Hills” bar to be officially renamed. (GVF) £355

715. Group of Three
I.G.S. 1854 1 Bar Burma 1889-92. Lieut. S.M. Tighe. Ruby Mines Mily. Police Bn.
I.G.S. 1895 1 Bar Punjab Fr. 1897-98. Captain S.M. Tighe. 20 (D.C.O. P.I.
China 1900. Capt. S.M. Tighe 20th Pjb. Infy.
Recipient was born in 1861 and commissioned into the East Yorkshire Regt on 29-8-1885. In Feb. 1888 he was
appointed to the Indian Army Staff Corps as Double Company Commander, 20th Punjab Infy., and in 1894/1895
was on attachment to the Burma Military Police. He was promoted Captain on 28-8-1896, Major on 29-8-1903,
and Lt. Colonel on 29-8-1911, and retired on 29-8-1913.
Whilst serving on the N.W. Frontier 1897-98 he took part in the engagement near Shabkadr on 9-8-1897, and
was mentioned in despatches for his participation in the operations in the Jarobi Glen, Mohmand. (Per G.G.O.
1318 of 1897) He was also present at the action of the Tanga Pass, Buner. The I.G.S. 1895 medal is named in the
correct uneven impressed letters style for the 20th P.I. Mounted as worn. (GVF) £1500

718. Group of Three
South Africa 1877-79 - Bar 1879 Driver F.E. Crack R.E Egypt 1881 1 Bar Tel-El-Kebir. Cpl. F.E. Crack. R.E.
Khedives Star 1882. Contact marks and pitting. (NVF) £765

719. Group of Three
Afghanistan 1878-80. No Bar. Lt. A.E.P. Burn. 27th Bengal N.I.
I.G.S. 1854. 1 Bar Burma 1885-7. Captain A.E.P. Burn. 27th Bengal Infy.
I.G.S. 1895. 1 Bar Rel. of Chitral. Capt. A.E.P. Burn. 25th Bl. Infy.
Born 18-1-1855. Commissioned 2/Lieut York & Lanc. Regt. 21-9-1874. Transferred to Indian Army Staff Corps
22-7-1878. Joined 27th Bl. N.I. 25-9-1879. Captain 21-99-1886. Joined 25th Bl. Infy. 1-2-1891. Major 21-9-1895.
Joined 33 Bl. N.I. As 2 I/C 21-5-1901. Lt. Colonel 21-9-1901. Appointed Commandant 33 Punjabis 1-3-1903.
Retired 18-1-1907. (NEF) £1175

720. Group of Two
Egypt 1882. 1 Bar Tel-El-Kebir. Pte. J. Harris 2/York & Lanc R.
Khedives Star 1882. Reverse impressed “2215. Y & L”. Minor pitting. (VF) £305

722. 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

724. Group of Three
I.G.S. 1895 1 Bar Punjab Fr. Cpl. P. McIntyre. 2. High. L.I. (named in correct style for this regiment)
L.S.G.C. Edw. V11 Sgt. P. McIntyre. Indian Misc. List. Delhi Durbar Medal 1911. Un-named as issued.
Sold with copy papers which show recipient transferring to the Indian Unattached List on 19-8-1901 and
being promoted Conductor (Warrant Officer) on 7-3-1914, and retiring on 28-1-1918.
The above is his full medal entitlement. (GVF) £345

725. 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

726. Group of Three
I.G.S. 1895. 1 Bar Pjb. Fr. Drummer D. Smeaton. 2nd Bn., Argyll & Suth. Highrs.
Q.S.A. 1 Bar Modder River. Pte. D. Smeaton. A. & S. Highrs.
Special Constabulary Faithful Service. Geo. V1. 1st type. Donald Smeaton.
Recipient was wounded at Modder River on 28-11-1899 (GVF) £635

727. Group of Two
I.G.S. 1895. 2 Bars Pjb. Fr/Tirah. Pte. J. Day. 1/D.C.L.I.
Q.S.A. 3 Bars CC/Paard/Drief. Pte. J. Day. 2nd D. of C. Lt. Infy.
Recipient died of enteric fever at No. 8 General Hospital in Bloemfontein on 19-5-1900 and is buried in the
C. of E. section of the Cemetery. Sold with photographs of his grave & of his name on the Town Memorial. (NEF) £415

728. Group of Three
I.G.S. 1895 2 Bars Pjb. Fr/Tirah. Pte. E. Botting. 2nd Bn. Ryl. Sussex R.
B.W.M. and Victory. Pte. E. Botting. R.A.M.C. (GVF) £255

730. Group of Four
Queens Sudan. Capt. J.P.S. Hayes. R.A.M.C.
Q.S.A. 2 Bars Natal/TVL. Major J.P.S. Hayes R.A.M.C.
K.S.A. Usual two bars. Major J.P.S. Hayes R.A.M.C.
Khedives Sudan. Major J.P.S. Hayes R.A.M.C. Egypt 1898
Born 27-1-1859. Captain 30-1-1886. Major 30-1-1899. Retired 30-1-1906. Mounted for display. (NEF) £1025

734. Group of Three
Q.S.A. 5 Bars CC/Tug. Hts/OFS/Rel of L’Smith/TVL. Bugler T. Jones. Somerset Lt. Infy.
K.S.A. Usual two bars. Bglr. T. Jones Somerset L.I.
L.S.G.C. Geo. V. 1st type. Pte - A/Cpl. T.H. Jones Som. L.I. First two medals a little polished LSGC - (GVF) £395

735. Group of Four
Q.S.A. 5 Bars CC/OFS/TVL/SA’01/SA’02 Pte. A.F. King. 5th Dragoon Gds.
1914 Star Trio. Pte. A.F. King. 5-Dgn. Gds. Mounted for display. (GVF) £425

736. Group of Five
Q.S.A. 3 Bars CC/SA’01/SA’02. Tpr. F.W. Dummer D.E.O.V.R. 1914-15 Trio. F.W. Dummer S.B.S.2. R.N.
R.N. LSGC Geo. V. 1st type. F.W. Dummer. S.B. P.O. HMS Pembroke. Unusual combination. Mounted as worn (GVF) £325

737. Group of Three
Q.S.A. 3 Bars CC/OFS/TVL. Pte. H. Pearce. 4th Coy Imp. Yeo.
B.W.M. and Victory. Sgt. H. Pearce. Rifle Bde. (Regimental No. 42)
Sold with copy papers for Q.S.A. and M.I.C. which shows no entitlement to Star. (NEF) £310

738. Group of Two
Q.S.A. 3 Bars CC/OFS/TVL Pte. A. Broxup S. Wales Bord.
K.S.A. Usual two Bars. Pte. A. Broxup. S. Wales Bord. Verified. (GVF) £270

739. Group of Two
Q.S.A. 4 Bars CC/Wepener/TVL/Witt. 3291 Pte. J.P. Furnival Cape M.R.
K.S.A. Usual two Bars 3291 Pte. J.R. Furnival. Cape M.R.
Slightly wounded at Popkloof on 23-5-1901. Clasps confirmed - correct initial - “R” (GVF) £495

740. Group of Four
Q.S.A. 3 Bars CC/TVL/SA’02. Pte. W. Else. York & Lanc. Regt.
1914 Star and Bar Trio. Pte. W. Else. 2/York & Lanc R. (GVF) £350

741. Group of Four
Q.S.A. 2 Bars CC/SA’02 Cpl. A. Martin. Coldstream Gds.
1914 Star Trio. Pte. A. Martin. Coldm. Gds (L/Cpl on Star)
Sold with S.W.B. which is verified - Discharged, aged 38, on 1-7-1917, suffering from cataracts. (GVF) £385

743. Group of Three
Q.S.A. 3 Bars CC/OFS/Johan. Pte. R. Puddy. Coldstream Gds.
K.S.A. Usual two bars. Pte. R. Puddy. Coldstream Gds.
Coronation Medal 1902 - Bronze. Reverse engraved “Pte. R. Puddy. Coldm. Gds” - enlisted 1890. Discharged
1902. Recipient, at the age of 41, enlisted for the second time, on 9-9-1914 and served the whole war at the Guards
Depot. (NEF) £390

745. One - With Shooting Medals.
Q.S.A. 3 Bars. Pte. H. Doig. 1st Dragoon Gds.
India/S. Africa. Silver medal - 6 sided. 1½
” diameter. “Indo-Transvaal won by K.G.F. Vols. 1908-9. Vol. H. Doig
Bronze Medal. 2” diameter. “Presented by the Earl of Minto, Viceroy of India”. L/Cpl. H. Doig 1910.
Kolar Gold Field Vols. - Bronze 1½” diameter. The Dewar Shield 1915-16 “C” Coy (Runners-up) Cpl. H. Doig.
Kolar Gold Field Vols. - Silver 1½” diameter. The Dewar Shield 1916-17 “C” Coy (Winners). A/Sgt. H. Doig.
Kolar Gold Field Vols. - Silver 1½” diameter. The Dewar Shield. Won by Vol. Doig. B. Co. K.G.F.V.
Kolar Gold Field Vols. - Bronze 1½” diameter. The Dewar Shield 1911. Runner up B. Company L/Cpl. H. Doig.
The Bell Medal - Bronze 1½” diameter. “Presented by the Society of Miniature Rifle Clubs. With Bar “1905”,
and with three pronged wearing pin. Un-named as awarded.
Four Wearing Bars in Bronze 2¼” x 1”, with Kolar Gold Field Vols Badge in Silver in the centre dated 1908, 1910,
1913, and 1922, and similar bar, with I.V.R.A. Viceroy’s Competition Badge in centre and dated 1911.
Also included is a Bronze N.R.A. Medal, and a Miniatrue Rifle Club Medal - both un-named. (GVF/NEF) £895

746. Group of Four
Family Group
1. Q.S.A. 1 Bar. Lieut. G.H. Maasdorp. Burghersdorp T.G.
2. B.W.M. and Bi-Lingual Victory. Dvr. G.H. Maasdorp S.A.S.C.
Africa Service Medal 1939-45. Nrv. G.H. Maasdorp.
Although the initials and name are the same on all four medals we do not think they were awarded to the same
man as the first medal is loose and the other three are mounted as worn. (Research might prove otherwise!) (NEF) £255

748. Group of Four
Q.S.A. 2 Bars CC/TVL. Pte. G. Clifton. K.R.R.C.
1914 Star and Bar Trio. Pte. G. Clifton. 2/K.R.R.C. Mounted for display. (GVF) £365

749. Group of Two
Q.S.A. 3 Bars CC/TVL/Witt. Pte. W. Coughtrey. Worcester Regt.
K.S.A. Usual two Bars. Pte. W. Coughtry. Worcester R.
Recipient was wounded at Slingersfontein on 12th Feb 1900, later returning to duty, and was then
dangerously wounded at Dam Plaats on 4th April 1900 whilst with 5th Mounted Infantry. (NVF) £355

750. 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

751. 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

752. 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

753. 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

754. 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

755. 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

756. 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

757. 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

759. 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

760. 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

761. 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

762. Group of Four
A.G.S. 1 Bar Somaliland 1902-04. F.H. Hobbs. P.O. 2. Cl. HMS Harrier.
1914-15 Trio. F.H. Hobbs. P.O.1. R.N. Sold with copy papers. (GVF) £290

763. Group of Five
A.G.S. 1 Bar Somaliland 1908-10. Staff Surgeon D.V. Lowndes R.N. HMS Philomel.
N.G.S. 1 Bar Persian Gulf 1909-1914. St. Surgeon D.V. Lowndes R.N. HMS Philomel.
1914-15 Trio. Surgeon Commander D.V. Lowndes R.N. (St. Surg. R.N. on Star) (NEF) £875

764. 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

765. 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

766. Group of Four
A.G.S. 1 Bar Nyasaland 1915. F.C. Toogood. Nyasaland Vol. Res.
1914-15 Star. Vol. F.C. Toogood. Vol. Nyasaland F.F.
B.W.M. and Victory (M.I.D.) Lieut. F.C. Toogood.
M.I.D. - L/G 7-3-1918 - Pte. F.C. Toogood. Nyasaland Volunteers (Nyasaland Rhodesia Force)
Recipient was commissioned T/Lieut. in the Nyasaland Field Force on 18-5-1917. Mounted for wear. (NEF) £1175

767. 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

768. Group of Three
B.W.M. and Victory. B. Trevaskis A.B. R.N.
R.N. LSGC Geo. V. 2nd type. B. Trevaskis S.P.O. HMS Bridgewater. - Official correction to the “dg”of
“Bridgewater”. (GVF) £155

769. Group of Three
1914-15 Star. 2.A.M. E.T. Searles. R.F.C.
B.W.M. and Victory. Cpl. E.T. Searles R.A.F.
Sold with Hertfordshire C.C. Schools Attendance Medal (two years) in bronze, named to Edward T. Searles, and
two “Dog Tags” - one for R.F.C. and one of R.A.F. (NEF) £260

771. Group of Five
1914 Star. Sgt. H.M. Harris. R.H.A.
B.W.M. and Victory (M.I.D.) Lieut. H.M. Harris (R.E.) Defence Medal.
Imperial Service Medal. Geo. V1. 1st type. Harold Maddern Harris.
Sold with copy papers which show recipient as enlisting in the Warwickshire R.H.A. (T.F.) on 26-3-1909
and being embodied for service on 5-8-1914. He was commissioned 2/Lieut on 1-9-1916 in the R.E. Signalling
Company (Army Signal Service), and promoted Lieutenant on 1-3-1918. He was M.I.D. per L/G 5-6-1919 and
relinquished commission on completion of service on 31-5-1920. In civilian life he was employed by the Post
Office. Mounted for display. (NEF) £350

772. Group of Four
1914-15 Trio. H. Barry. A.B. R.N.
R.N. LSGC. Geo. V. 1st type. H. Barry. P.O. HMS Pembroke. . Sold with copy papers . Mounted for display. Somewhat polished (NVF) £145

774. Group of Four
1914-15 Trio. Capt. T.T. Nesbitt. (Lieut. W. Riding on Star) War Medal 1939-45.
Recipient died, aged 47 whilst serving on the General List, on 10-6-1940 and is commemorated on Panel 3
of Golders Green Crematorium Memorial. (EF) £325

778. Group of Three
B.W.M. and Victory. Sepoy Mir Baz. 1/22 Punjabis.
I.G.S. 1 Bar Afghan NWF 1919. Sepoy Mir Baz. 1/22 Pjbs. Somewhat polished. (NVF) £225

780. Group of Four
1914 Star Trio. Pte. D. Langlands. R. Highrs. (1/5 R. Highrs on Star)
Voluntary Medical Service Medal (silver) D. Langlands.
Sold with M.I.C. which shows recipient as being discharged on 18-2-1916. (NEF) £225

781. Group of Five
1914 Star Trio. A/Cpl. F.W. Brown. R.A.M.C. (Pte on Star)
G.S.M. 1 Bar Palestine. Sgt. F.W. Brown R.A.M.C.
L.S.G.C. Geo. V. 1st type. Cpl. F.W. Brown R.A.M.C. Mounted for display. (NEF) £350

782. Group of Six
B.W.M. R.G. Ryder. B. Shpt. R.N. (Boy Shipwright)
1939-45 and Atlantic Stars. Defence and War Medals.
R.N. LSGC Geo. V. 2nd type. R.G. Ryder. Shpt. 2. HMS Drake.
Sold with copy papers which show recipient as born in 1903 and enlisting aged 15. He was appointed a warrant
shipwright at the Scapa Flow Minesweeping and Anti-Submarine Depot “Dunluce Castle” in October 1941. In July
1943 he removed to the Bombay Combined Operations Base “Salsette” where he remained until the end of the war,
attached for landing craft duties. Mounted as worn. (NEF) £180

783. Group of Four
B.W.M. and Victory Rev. R.M. Gibson
Defence Medal. Coronation Medal 1937
T/C.F. 1917-18. Hon. C.F. 1919-21. Hon. Chaplain to Bishop of Birmingham 1926-27. Vicar of Peterborough
1927-32. Hon. Canon of Peterborough 1931-32. C.F. (T.A.) 1921-39. C.F. (T.A. - R. of O) from 1939. Chaplain
to H.M. the King 1936-40. Mounted as worn. (NEF) £295

784. Group of Three
1914-15 Trio (M.I.D.) Rev. H. Wilcox A.C.D.
M.I.D. - L/G 10-7-1919. T/Chaplain 4th class A.C.D. - 4-9-1915. Relinquished commission and appointed Hon.
Chaplain to the forced 4th class 1-9-1921. St. John’s College Cambridge. BA 1892. M.A. 1907 T.C.F. 1915-1919.
Mounted for display. (NEF) £345

785. Group of Four
1914 Star. J. Weir. B.R.C.S. B.W.M. and Victory. J. Weir. Ch. Wr. M.F.A.
Special Constabulary Faithful Service. Geo. V1. 1st type. John Weir. (NEF) £260

786. Group of Three
B.W.M. and Victory. A-Cpl. A. McKay R.A.M.C. M.S.M. Geo. V. 1st type. Pte-A. Cpl. A. McKay.
R.A.M.C. L/G 3-10-1919 - For North Russia Murmansk Command. Mounted as worn. (GVF) £615

787. Group of Five
B.W.M. Pte. A. Scott. R. Sussex R.
I.G.S. 1 Bar Afghan NWF 1919. Pte. A. Scott R. Sussex R. Defence and War Medals
L.S.G.C. “Regular Army” Geo. V1. 1st type. Sgt. A. Scott. R.A.M.C.
Sold with M.I.C. which shows B.W.M. to be only W.W.1. Medal entitlement. Mounted for display. (NEF) £235

788. Group of Four
1914 Star and Bar (copy bar) S.S.M. I.F. & G. A. Kelly 12/Lancers.
B.W.M. and Victory. 2/Lieut A. Kelly.
Meritorious Service Medal (M.S.M.) Geo. V. 1st type. Sq. S. Maj. A. Kelly. 12/Lancers. (L/G 18-10-1916)
Sold with two medallions as follows - First 1½” diameter in gilt - Transvaal Volunteers Military Tournament 1912.
“Best Man at Arms Dismounted. S.S.M. 1.F. & G. Kelly 12th Royal Lancers”. The other 1½” diameter
in bronze - Royal Naval and Military Tournament. “Foil v. Foil 1914 S.S.M. 1.F. & G. Kelly X11 “Lancers”.
Both medallions in fitted cases of issue. The regimental history states that only 5 M.S.M’s awarded to
regiment for W.W.1. Mounted as worn. (NEF) £850

790. Group of Seven
1914 Star Trio. Dvr. G. Dent A.S.C.
1939-45 and Burma Stars. Defence and War Medals.
Sold with prayer card - “Fourteenth Army - A Soldiers Prayers”. Mounted as worn (GVF) £180

791. Group of Two
B.W.M. Payr. Lt. Cdr. W.J. Ferrins R.N.R. R.N.R. Decoration Geo. V. (L/G 4-7-1916
Born 1857. Paymaster Lieut - 20-2-1901 Paymaster Lt. Cdr. 1920 Only medal entitlement. Mounted as worn (NEF) £235

793. Group of Three
B.W.M. and Victory. Pte. D. Combe. 5-Canadian Infy.
Tribute Medal - Clan Stewart - For service in the World War. Named “David Coombe Jan 13. ‘20” - A handsome
piece, in bronze and enamel. (GVF) £220

794. Group of Five
B.W.M. and Victory. W.O. Carr. A.B. R.N.
N.G.S. 1 Bar Palestine 1936-1939. Bosun W.O. Carr R.N. Defence and War Medals.
Sold with copy papers which show enlisting for Boy Service and later commissioned and retiring with the rank
of Lieutenant. Mounted for display. (GVF) £290

795. 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

796. 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

797. 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

799. 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

800. 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

802. 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

804. 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

805. 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. cont¼
Alexander Cowie enlisted in May 1917 and served on HMS Pembroke and HMS Marshal Ney before
demobilisation in Feb. 1919. (NEF) £180

806. 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

807. 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

808. 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

809. 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

810. 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

811. Group of Four
1914-15 Trio. F.W. Jacobs. P.O. R.N. (L.S. R.N. on Star)
R.N. LSGC Geo. V. 1st type. F.W. Jacobs. P.O. HMS Vivid. (VF) £145

812. Group of Four
1914 Star Trio. Pte. A. Simpson. 3/Rifle Bde.
Imperial Service Medal. Geo. V1 1st type. Aylesbury Thomas Arthur Simpson. Sold with M.I.C. (NEF) £215

813. Group of Four
1914-15 Trio. F.A. Walker. A.B. R.N. R.F.A. LSGC Geo. V. 1st type. F.A. Walker. A.B. R.F.R. (NEF) £140

814. Group of Three
1914-15 Star. A.A. Smith. L. Sto. R.N. Victory Medal. A. Smith. Act. S.P.O. R.N.
R.F.R. LSGC Geo. V. 2nd type. A. Smith. S.P.O. R.F.R. (B.W.M. missing) (NEF) £95

816. Group of Six
1914-15 Star. Sgt. W. Loynes. Hampshire R.
B.W.M. & Victory. 2/Lieut. W. Loynes. (Commissioned into Worcester Regt. On 26-9-1917)
Defence Medal 9silver), Canadian Volunteer Service Medal, (with overseas clasp) & War Medal (silver).
W.W.1. Medals verified. Mounted for wear. (VF) £240

817. Group of Four
1914-15 Trio. W.S. Fowler. Engn. R.N.Rl. (L. Sto. On Star)
R.N.R. LSGC. Geo. V. 1st type. W.S. Fowler. Ldg. Sto. R.N.R. (NEF) £145

820. Group of Four
1914 Star Trio. A-S.Sgt. P. Price. A.S.C. (Dvr. Wheeler on Star)
L.S.G.C. Geo. V. 1st type. Wheeler Dvr. P. Price. A.S.C. Mounted as worn. (GVF) £220

821. Group of Three
B.W.M. & Victory. A. Sgt. J. Young. Highland Cyclist Bn.
A.G.S. 1 Bar Somaliland 1920. W.O. Cl. 11. J. Young. High. Cyc. Bn.
The word “Bn.” has been removed from the A.G.S., - probably by the recipient as he was the only man
from his unit biking around Somaliland at that time!!! Mounted as worn. (GVF) £1325

822. Group of Two
G.S.M. 1 Bar Iraq Gnr. T. Boardman R.A.
I.G.S. 1 Bar NWF 1935/ Sgt. T. Boardman R.A. Mounted as worn. (VF) £195

824. Group of Six
I.G.S. 1 Bar NWF 1935. A.C.!. S.A. Tomlinson R.A.F. (Bar damaged)
I.G.S. 1 Bar NWF 1936-37. L.A.C. S.A. Tomlinson R.A.F.
1939-45 and Burma Stars. Defence and War Medals. Mounted as worn. (NEF) £400

826. Group of Three
I.G.S. 1 Bar NWF 1935. Pte. T. Gillespie. H.L.I.
G.S.M. 1 Bar Palestine. Pte. T. Gillespie H.L.I. War Medal 1939-45
Bronze Regimental Sports Medal - 1¾” diameter - Allan Cup October 1932 - Cross Country Running.
First three mounted as worn. (NEF) £265

828. Group of Five
N.G.S. 1 Bar Palestine 1936-1939. M. Mackay. L. Tel. R.N.
1939-45. Africa, and Italy Stars. War Medal (M.I.D.)
M.I.D. - L/G 21-12-1943 - For services on HMS Uganda during Op. Husky (Invasion of Sicily) Mounted for display. (NEF) £365

829. Group of Four
N.G.S. 1 Bar Palestine 1936-1939. F.J. Timms A/P.O. Tel. R.N.
1939-45 and Atlantic Stars. War Medal 1939-45.
Recipient died, aged 42, on 15-10-1943 whilst serving with HMS ‘Archer’ and is buried in Cowley
(S.S. Mary and John) Churchyard. (NEF) £275

830. Group of Five
G.S.M. 1 Bar Palestine. Spr. J.R. Morton R.E. 1939-45 Star. Defence and War Medals.
L.S.G.C. Geo. V1 1st type “Regular Army” Sgt. J.R. Morton R.E. Mounted as worn. (GVF) £225

831. Group of Six
G.S.M. 1 Bar Palestine. Sgln. R.P. Wale. R. Signals.
1939-45, Africa, and France & Germany Stars. Defence and War Medals.
Sold with two sports medals - bronze Football Medal, reverse engraved “J. Sect. 1938. R. Wale” and silver
Hockey Medal - Willcocks Sports Club, reverse engraved “Shell Cup Competition 1938-39, winners Egypt Signals.
Sigmn. Wale. R.” (NEF) £165

833. Group of Five
Defence and War Medals.
G.S.M. 1 Bar Malaya. Eliz. 11 2nd type. Cpl. B.A. Walker R.A.F.
C.S.M. 1 Bar South Arabia. Sgt. B.A. Walker R.A.F.
R.A.F. LSGC. Eliz. 11. 2nd type - with Second Award Bar. (NEF) £315

838. Group of Five
1939-45 and Italy Stars. Defence and War Medals.
C.S.M. 1 Bar Borneo. Capt. A.S. Peebles. R.E. Captain 1-5-1953 Mounted as worn. (NEF) £250

846. Group of Six
1939-45 and Burma Stars. Defence and War Medals.
G.S.M. 1 Bar Malaya - Geo. V1. Cpl. A.G. Wolfe R.A.O.C.
Efficiency Medal “Territorial” Geo. V1 1st type. Pte. A.G. Wolfe. R. Lincolns. (NEF) £210

850. Group of Seven
1939-45, Africa (N. Africa 1942-43), and Italy Stars. Defence and War Medals.
G.S.M. 1 Bar Malaya. Eliz. 11. F/Sgt. P.A. Tipping. R.A.F.
R.A.F. LSGC Eliz. 11 with Second Award Bar F/Sgt. P.A. Tipping
Recipient was promoted Warrant Officer on 15-11-1960. Mounted as worn. (NEF) £290

854. Group of Five
1939-45 and France & Germany Stars. Defence and War Medals.
N.G.S. 1 Bar S.E. Asia 1945-46. Capt. A.C. Badenoch R.M. (rank altered)
Sold with an unofficial medal and a medallion, both French, commemorating the 5oth Anniversary of the
Normandy Landings, and ribbon bar. Recipient appears in the June 1945 Navy list as Lieutenant R.M. serving
with the 34th Amph. Supp. Regt. (NEF) £480

859. Group of Three
1939-45 and Africa Stars. War Medal 1939-45. Sold with condolence slip named to A.C.I. N.G. Thompson.
(R.A.F.V.R.) Recipient was K.I.A. in North Africa, on 31-5-1941 & is commemorated on the Alamein Memorial. (EF) £678

860. Group of Five
1939-45 and France & Germany Stars. Defence and War Medals.
G.S.M. 1 Bar Palestine 1945-48. Capt. F.S. Powling. R.E. Mounted as worn. (NEF) £185

861. Group of Four
France & Germany Star. Defence and War Medals.
Royal Observer Corps Long Service. Eliz. 11 2nd type. Observer A. McMorran. (NEF) £240

862. Group of Five
1939-45, Africa, and Italy Stars. War Medal 1939-45.
Efficiency Medal. “Territorial” Geo. V1 1st type. Dvr. D. Kirk. R.A.S.C. (NEF) £100

863. Group of Four
1939-45 and Italy Stars. Defence and War Medals.
Sold with entitlement and condolence slip named to Flying Officer A.D. Bull, and medal forwarding box
addressed to Mrs. F.G. Bull, 40 Station Road, Winslow, Bucks.
Fg. Off. Bull, a navigator on 104 Squadron, was killed, aged 33, when his aircraft went missing on the night
of 18-1-1944. The aircraft took off from Foggia Aerodrome and the target was the railway between Fano and Ancona,
the point selected for attack being the bridge at Senegallis. However, owing to 10/10 cloud from below
300 -1500 feet, none of the Squadron aircraft were able to locate the target. Fg. Off. Bull is buried in Bari
War Cemetery. (EF) £295

864. Group of Eight
1939-45 and France & Germany Stars. Defence and War Medals.
Efficiency Medal “Militia” Geo. V1 2nd type. W.O. Cl. 2 W.P. Davidson R.E. Civil Defence Long Service.
Voluntary Medical Services Long Service - with seven extra service bars. W. Davidson (officially renamed)
St. Andrews Ambulance Corps - Jubilee review 1954. Mounted for wear. (NEF) £350

865. Group of Six
1939-45, Africa and Italy Stars. Defence and War Medals.
Efficiency Medal “Territorial” Geo. V1. 1st type. Lieut. E.A. Everett. R.A.O.C. (NEF) £165

866. Group of Four
1939-45 Star. Defence and War Medals.
Efficiency Medal “Territorial” Geo. V1 1st type. Spr. J. Caldwell. R.E. (GVF) £78

867. Group of Three
Defence and War Medals. Efficiency Medal “Territorial” Geo V1 1st type. Sgt. R.A. Vielvoye R.E.M.E. (VF) £60

868. Group of Five
1939-45 and France & Germany Stars. Defence and War Medals.
Efficiency Medal “Territorial” Geo. V1. 1st type. Pte. R.G. Young. R.P.C. Mounted as worn. (NEF) £98

869. Group of Three
Defence and War Medals. Efficiency Medal “Territorial” Geo. V1 1st type Gnr. H. Aircy. R.A. (NEF) £69

870. Group of Three
Defence & War Medals. Efficiency Medal “Territorial” Geo. V1 1st type.. Cfn. S.J.H. Hoskins R.E.M.E. (GVF) £70

871. Group of Five
1939-45 and France & Germany Stars. War Medal.
G.S.M. 1 Bar Palestine 1945-48. Gnr. A.W. Goldsmith. R.A.
Normandy 1944 Medal - Bar Normandy. Named “Gnr. A.W. Goldsmith 1943-1953. R. Artillery”
Sold with Regular Army enlisting form, soldiers service and pay book, war department driving permit,
military drivers licence, Nat. Insce. Number card, and warrant and identity card, Corps of Military Police, dated
1946, complete with photograph in recipient’s name, and issued by the deputy Provost Marshal, Ceylon Army Command.
Also included is a character reference written when he left school by his teacher. First four medals mounted as worn,
fifth medal in case of issue. (NEF) £140

872. Group of Six
1939-45 and France & Germany Stars. Defence & War Medals.
G.S.M. 2 Bars Palestine 1945-48/Malaya. W.O. Cl. 2. P. Bartlett R.A.S.C.
L.S.G.C. Eliz. 11. 1st type “Regular Army”. S. Sgt. P. Bartlett R.A.S.C. Mounted as worn. (GVF) £255

873. Group of Six
1939-45 and Africa Stars. Defence and War Medals.
Efficiency Medal “Territorial” Geo. V1 2nd type. Lieut. C.G. Mathews R.E.
British Red Cross Society, 3 years service medal - number 3689. Lieutenant 31-10-1944, Captain 1-1-1951. (NEF) £150

874. Group of Five
1939-45 Star. Defence and War Medals. G.S.M. 1 Bar Arabian Pen. Fg. Off. A.F. Moss R.A.F.
R.A.F. LSGC Eliz. 11 2nd type F. Sgt. A.F. Moss. R.A.F.
Born 29-1-1916. Commissioned 15-10-1953. Sqn. Ldr. 28-8-1963. Retired Med (T) Branch 1-9-1968. (NEF) £325

876. Group of Five
1939-45 and Africa Stars. Defence and War Medals.
Efficiency Medal “Territorial” Eliz. 11 2nd type. Sgt. W. Wilson. R.T.R. Mounted as worn. (GVF) £195

877. Group of Five
1939-45 and Africa Stars. Defence and War Medal.
Efficiency Medal “Territorial” Geo. V1 1st type. W.O. Cl. 1 A.C. Willmott R.E.M.E. Scarce rank. (NEF) £210

878. Group of Three
1939-45 Star. War Medal 1939-45.
L.S.G.C. Geo. V. 2nd type “Regular Army”. W.O. Cl. 2. T. Webb. R.A.S.C. Sold with two sports medallions -
both 1½” diameter - one in bronze - Aldershot Command Athletic Association, the reverse engraved “Company
Cricket Tournament 1920. Winners ‘A’ Supply Coy. R.A.S.C. T. Webb”. The other in “silver”, reverse engraved
“Inter Company Cricket Competition. ‘A’ Coy R.A.S.C. T. Webb. Aldershot 1920”.
Medals mounted as worn. (NEF) £95

879. Group of Two
Defence Medal.
Police Exemplary Service. Eliz. 11 2nd type. Const. Leonard Parker. Mounted as worn. (EF) £60

881. Group of Two
Defence Medal. Police Exemplary Service. Eliz. 11 2nd type. Const. John M. Pate. (EF) £60

884. Group of Three
N.G.S. 2 Bars Palestine 1945-48/Cyprus. A.A. Harrop Mne. R.M.
C.S.M. 1 Bar Borneo. A.A. Harrop. Clr/Sgt. R.M.
R.N. LSGC Eliz. 11 2nd type. Sgt. A.A. Harrop. R.M. Mounted as worn. (NEF) £635

885. Group of Two
N.G.S. 1 Bar Cyprus. E. Walker. Mne. R.M.
C.S.M. 1 Bar Borneo. E. Walker. Mne. R.M. (NEF) £360

888. Group of Two
G.S.M. Eliz. 11. 1 Bar Malaya. Tpr. A. Curley. K.D.G.
C.S.M. 1 Bar S. Arabia. Cpl. A.G. Curley. Q.D.G. (NEF) £210

889. Group of Two
G.S.M. Eliz. 11. 1 Bar Malaya. Cpl. N. Cooper. R.A.F.
R.A.F. LSGC. Eliz. 11. 2nd type. Sgt. N. Cooper. R.A.F. (NEF) £135

890. Group of Two
G.S.M. Eliz. 11 1 Bar Malaya. Sgt. H.J. White R.A.F.
R.A.F. LSGC Eliz. 11 2nd type. Ch. Tech. H.J. White R.A.F. (NEF) £135

892. Group of Two
G.S.M. 1 Bar Malaya. Eliz 11 1st type. Pte. D. Rodrigues. A.C.C.
L.S.G.C. “Regular Army” Eliz 11 2nd type. W.O. Cl. 2. D.J. Rodrigues A.C.C. Mounted as worn. (NEF) £135

897. Group of Two
U.N. Medal for Cyprus.
L.S.G.C. “Regular Army” Eliz. 11 2nd type. W.O. Cl. 1. D.C.T. Foster A.C.C. Mounted as worn. (NEF) £90

898. Group of Three
U.N. Medal for Cyprus.
Gulf Medal - Bar “16 Jan to 28 Feb 1991. Dvr. J.M. Storey R.C.T. Golden Jubilee Medal 2002. Mounted as worn. (EF) £290

899. Group of Two
C.S.M. 1 Bar N. Ireland. L/Cpl. A.C. Burrows. Welsh Gds.
South Atlantic - with rosette. Gdsm. A.C. Burrows W.G.
Recipient states that he was on the “Sir Galahad” and was injured by an explosion on board. Sold with the
original photograph of recipient in uniform and armed, and a photostat copy of the “photograph and details”
page of his passport. Mounted as worn. (EF) £1795

900. Group of Two
C.S.M. 1 Bar N. Ireland. Cpl. J.S. Birchall. R. Signals.
L.S.G.C. “Regular Army” Eliz. 11 2nd type. Sgt. J.S. Birchall. R. Signals. (EF) £150

901. Group of Two
C.S.M. 1 Bar N. Ireland. Pte. B. Pinder A.C.C.
L.S.G.C. “Regular Army” Eliz 11. 2nd type Cpl. B. Pinder. A.C.C. (EF) £135

902. Group of Two
Operational Service Medal. 1 Bar Afghanistan, and rosette. Pte. L. Stephenson R.L.C.
Iraq Medal (Op Telic) with Bar 19 Mar to 28 Apr 2003. Pte. L. Stephenson. R.L.C. (EF) £775

905. Group of Two
Iraq Medal (Op Telic). No Bar. Sig. A.J. McKeown. R. Signals.
Operational Service Medal. 1 Bar Afghanistan, and rosette. Sig. A.J. McKeown. Mounted for display. (NEF) £845

906. Group of Two
R.N. LSGC. Edw. V11. J.J. White. Sto. P.O. HMS Mercury.
M.S.M. Geo. V. - Admiral’s Uniform. J.J. White. Ch. Sto. “Caledon”. Service during war. (L/G 27-6-1919)
Sold with copy papers which record “slightly wounded in action 27-10-1916”, and original photograph of
recipient in uniform and wearing his L.S.G.C. Medal. (NEF) £595

907. Group of Two
Army L.S.G.C. - Victoria. Coy. Q.M.Sgt. E. Roberts R.G.A.
M.S.M. Geo. V1 1st type. C.Q.M. Sgt. E. Roberts R.A.
Sold with copy papers which show service from 1881 to 1903. (NEF) £350

908. Group of Two
Volunteer Force Long Service - Victoria. Piper J. Goddall. 1st D.V.R.C. (Dumbarton Vol. Rif. Cps)
Edw. V11 Coronation - Bronze. (NEF) £450

909. Group of Two
Special Constabulary Faithful Service. Geo. V. 1st type. Henry Hunter.
City of Coventry Special Constabulary. Silver Medal for Long Service 1914. H. Hunter. (GVF) £265

911. Group of Two
Coronation 1902 - L.C.C. M.F.B. Alfred Warren.
L.C.C. Metropolitan Fire Bde. Good Service Medal - Bronze. Alfred Warren. (NEF) £185

913. Group of Two
Coronation 1911 - St. John Ambulance Brigade. Pte. P. Sparrow.
St. John Ambulance Bde. Long Service - with ‘5 year service’ Bar and two extra Bars. Pte. P. Sparrow
H.Q. Wellingborough Corps. No 3 Dist. S.J.A.B. 1917. Mounted as worn. (GVF) £110

914. Group of Two
Coronation 1911 - St. John Ambulance Brigade. Pte. J.W. Rhodes.
Efficiency Medal “Territorial” Geo. V1. 1st type. Spr. J.W. Rhodes. R.E. Last medal in box of issue. (NEF) £120

915. Group of Two
B.W.M. & Victory. 2/Lieut. A.E. Davies. K.I.A. aged 32, with the 12/13th Bn. Northumberland Fus.
Commemorated on the Soissons Memorial, Aisne, France. (NEF) £215

917. Group of Three
1914 Star Trio. Pte. C.A. Risley 2/Highland Lt. Infy. Memorial Plaque. Charles Alfred Risley.
Recipient was K.I.A., aged 30, on 25-9-1915. First day of Battle of Loos, and is buried in Pont-Du-Hem
Military Cemetery, La Gorgue. £365

918. Group of Two
B.W.M. and Victory. Pte. J. Robertson. Scottish Rifles. Memorial Plaque. John Robertson.
Recipient D.O.W., whilst a prisoner of war, serving with 10/11th Bn H.L.I., on 6-8-1918 and is buried in
Cologne Southern Cemetery, Germany. Plaque in original cardboard case and damaged forwarding envelope.
M.I.C. shows no entitlement to Star. (NEF) £195

925. Group of Three
1914 Star and Bar Trio (copy bar) Dvr. C. Seymour R.E. Memorial Plaque. Charles Seymour.
Recipient was K.I.A. serving with 55th Fd. Coy R.E. on 2-11-1914. He resided in Portsmouth. Sold with
damaged boxes of issue and Plaque forwarding envelope. (EF) £315

926. Group of Two
B.W.M. and Victory. 1.A.M. A.E. Newark RAF
Recipient died, aged 22 on 12-4-1919 whilst serving with 2nd Bde. H.Q. R.A.F. and is buried in Cologne
Southern Cemetery. (EF) £120

927. Group of Three
1914-15 Trio. Lieut. M.N. Rennie. R.N.R. Memorial Plaque. Mark Norman Rennie.
Recipient was K.I.A., on 21-8-1917, aged 29, when the Q-Ship “Vala” (Alias Q-8) was torpedoed by UB-54,
whose Captain informed the German High Command the true roll of the “Vala”. On Sept 8 1917 a radio broadcast
from Berlin announced that “The English U-Boat Trap, Q-8, the former English steamer Vala, an unknown steamer
of about 4000 tons, from appearance, and judging by the arms and searchlight carried and the uniform of the crew, cont¼
was an Auxiliary Cruiser.”
Lt. Rennie is commemorated on the Naval Memorial, Chatham. Sold with covering letter and envelope
forwarding medals to next of kin in Beverley, Yorks. A scarce Q-Ship officer casualty. (EF) £1065

928. Group of Three
1914-15 Trio. Pte. W. Steele. R.S. Fus. Memorial Plaque William Steele.
Recipient was K.I.A., in Palestine on 5-6-1917. He resided in Auchinleck, Ayrshire.
The Plaque is somewhat polished but the medals are (EF) £245

931. Group of Two
B.W.M. and Victory Pte. H. Crickmore. Border R.
D.O.W. at home, aged 19 with 1st /2nd Bn. Monmouthshire Regt., on 26-4-1918 and buried in Acle (Norfolk)
Churchyard. Sold with M.I.C. which shows entitlement to 1914-15 Star. (NEF) £95

932. Group of Three
1914-15 Trio. Tpr. A.B. Taylor. N.Z.E.F. Recipient D.O.W. on 7-9-1915 whilst serving with the Wellington Mounted Rifles and is buried in Alexandria (Chatby) Military and War Memorial Cemetery. Sold with his brother’s British War and Victory Medals (Pte. L.J. Taylor. R.W. Kent R.) (NEF) £650

933. Group of Three
1914-15 Star/ Pte. A.W. Rider. Berks Yeo. B.W.M. and Victory. 2/Lieut. A.W. Rider.
Recipient enlisted in the Berks Yeomanry, aged 18, on 16-9-1914. He landed in Gallipoli in August 1915. He
was reported missing in Gallipoli on 23-8-1915, but turned up again, and was admitted into hospital at Mudros on
10-9-1915 with blood poisoning. He was later commissioned into the Machine Gun Corps, and was K.I.A. on
12-10-1917 whilst serving with 26 M.G.C. and is commemorated on the Tyne Cot Memorial.
Sold with copy papers. (NEF) £450

934. Group of Two
B.W.M. and Victory. 2/Lieut. R.G. Austin. Recipient enlisted into the Royal Sussex Regt. on 11-10-1915 and transferred
to the Machine Gun Corps on 1-1-1916. He was commissioned on 25-5-1917 and was K.I.A., aged 22,
on 26-10-1918, with 257 Coy M.G.C. He is commemorated on the Basra Memorial. Sold with copy papers. (EF) £265

935. Group of Three
1914 Star Trio. Pte. .J.J. Edwards. 1/R.W. Kent R.
K.I.A. on 23-4-1915 during the Advance on Pilckem when the Bn suffered 107 casualties killed, wounded
or missing. Born and enlisted Woolwich, Kent. (NEF) £275

936. Group of Three
1914-15 Trio. Pte. T.E. Peers. Manchester R. Memorial Plaque. Thomas Edward Peers. (surname spelt “Pears”
on Star, but numbers tally)
Recipient was K.I.A. with 1/8th Territorial Bn on 4-6-1915 in Gallipoli during the third Battle of Krithia.
He was born in Didsbury, Manchester. (NEF) £350

937. Group of Two
1914-15 Star and Victory Medal. Jemadar Gul Akhmad 53/Sikhs. F.F. (B.W.M. missing)
K.I.A. on 14-1-1916 during the Relief of Kut, and is commemorated on the Basra Memorial. (GVF) £160

938. Group of Two
B.W.M. and Victory. Pte. C. Woods. R.W. Kent Regt. Memorial Plaque Christopher Woods.
Recipient was K.I.A., aged 20, with the 7th Bn., on 28-3-1918 and is buried in Chauny Communal Cemetery,
British Extension. M.I.C. shows no entitlement to Star. (NEF) £185

939. Group of Two
B.W.M. and Victory. Pte. F.J. Bermingham. K.R. Rifle C.
Recipient was K.I.A. with the 2nd Bn., on 31-3-1918 and is commemorated on the Pozieres Memorial. He was
born, enlisted and resided, in Poplar, London/ M.I.C. shows no entitlement to Star. (GVF) £85

940. Group of Three
1914-15 Trio. 2/Lieut. A. Dunkley. Worcester R. Memorial Plaque Alexander Dunkley.
Recipient K.I.A. with 12th Attd. 9th Bn Worcester Regt., on 9-4-1916, and commemorated on the Basra Memorial,
Iraq. (EF) £950

941. Group of Three
1914-15 Trio. Mate H.T. Cleare R.N. (E.R.A.2. On Star) Memorial Plaque Henry Thornton Cleare.
Recipient was K.I.A. whilst serving as Mate (E) on HMS Black Prince on 31-5-1916 and is commemorated on
the Chatham Naval Memorial. Sold with the named lids of the medal boxes and the covering letter and registered
envelope forwarding medals from admiralty to next of kin. A complete lot to an officer who was killed in the
Battle of Jutland. (NEF) £965

942. Group of Two
B.W.M. and Victory. Pte. E. Arnett. 21-London R. D.O.W. on 12-7-1916 and buried in Barlin Communal Cemetery Extension. Sold with M.I.C. which shows no entitlement to Stars. (GVF) £85

943. Group of Two
B.W.M. and Victory. Pte. J. Borrie. Rifle Bde. K.I.A., aged 27, with 1st Bn on 9-4-1917 and buried in Brown’s
Copse Cemetery, Roeux, Pas De Calais. Enlisted and resided in Fulham. (GVF) £85

944. Group of Three
1914-15 Trio. Dvr. J. Finn. R.A. (R.F.A. on Star)
Recipient died on 2-11-1915 whilst serving with “D” Bty, 55th Bde, R.F.A. and is buried in Alexandria (Chatby)
Military and War Memorial Cemetery. He was born and enlisted in Aberdare. (GVF) £160

945. Group of Two
B.W.M. and Victory. Pte. F. Fisher. Manchester R. Memorial Plaque Fred Fisher.
Died at sea of wounds sustained in Gallipoli with 5th Bn on 10-8-1915 and buried in Lancashire Landing
Cemetery. Entitled to 1914-15 Star. (NEF) £175

946. Group of Three
1914-15 Trio. Pte. J. McAllister. Scottish Rifles.
Recipient K.I.A. with 10th Bn on 25-9-1915 - First Day of Loos - & is buried in Dud Corner Cemetery, Loos (EF) £240

947. Group of Three
1914-15 Trio. Pte. J. Chalmers. Highland Lt. Infy.
K.I.A. aged 19 with the 12th Bn on 10-6-1916 and buried in Vermelles British Cemetery. Resided in Dundee.
He was killed in the Battle of Mount Sorrell. (EF) £185

948. Group of Three
1914 Star Trio. Pte. W. Bird. K.R.R.C.
K.I.A. with the 1st Bn., on 27-10-1914 and commemorated on the Menin Gate Memorial. (NEF) £300

949. Group of Three
1914-15 Trio. Pte. J. Greatorex. Rifle Brigade.
K.I.A. with 7th Bn., on 22-6-1916 and buried in Faubourg D’Amiens Cemetery, Arras. Born and resided in
Hackney. Sold with covering letter forwarding effects to parents. (NEF) £195

950. Group of Three
1914-15 Trio. J.R.S. Mead. A.B. R.N.V.R. Recipient was K.I.A. in Gallipoli on 27-12-1915 whilst serving
with Hawke Bn. R.N. Div. and is commemorated on the Helles Memorial, Gallipoli. (EF) £365

951. Group of Four
1914-15 Trio. H.C.P. Gowl. 2. H.D. R.N.R. (Sto. R.N.R. on Star)
R.N.R. LSGC Geo. V 1st type. H.C.P. Gowl Sto. R.N.R.
Recipient was K.I.A. on 6-4-1917 whilst serving on H.M. Tr “Strathrannock” which hit a mine and sank off
St. Abbs Head. (NEF) £310

952. Group of Three
1914-15 Trio. Pte. J. Craig. Gordon Highrs. (L/Cpl. on Star) K.I.A. with 1st Bn., in France and Flanders on 17-6-1915,
& commemorated on the Menin Gate Memorial, Ypres. (NEF) £195

955. Group of Three
1914 Star Trio. Dvr. A. Hawkins. R.E.
D.O.W. on 4-11-1914 whilst serving with 7th Field Coy R.E. Born and enlisted in Bristol. Buried in Bailleul
Communal Cemetery (Nord). (NEF) £230

956. Group of Three
1914 Star Trio. Pte. J. Brown A.S.C. (Dvr. on Star)
K.I.A. on 11-9-1918 whilst serving with 13th Bn., R. Fusiliers. (NEF) £220

957. Group of Two
B.W.M. and Victory. Spr. J. Machin. R.E. Memorial Plaque Joseph Machin.
Recipient was K.I.A. with 429/Fd. Coy on 22-8-1918 and is buried in Queens Cemetery, Bucquoy. Born
and enlisted Glasgow. The Plaque has a small hole drilled in the top of it. (NEF) £175

958. Group of Two
B.W.M. and Victory. Pte. G.T. Scott. Gordons.
K.I.A. with 1/5 Bn on 31-7-1917 and commemorated on the Menin Gate Memorial, Ypres. (NEF) £110

960. Group of Three
1914-15 Trio. 2/Lieut. H.E. Mallandaine. 1/97 Infy.
Recipient was K.I.A., on 9-3-1916 and is commemorated on the Basra War Memorial, Iraq. (NEF) £725

961. Group of Four
1914-15 Trio. Pte. J. Perrie. R. Scots. Fus. Memorial Plaque John Perrie.
Recipient was K.I.A., in Gallipoli on 13-7-1915, whilst serving with 1/5 Bn. Plaque has two holes drilled in
it - at nine o’clock and three o’clock. (GVF) £350

962. Group of Three
1914-15 Trio. Lieut. C.R. Prendergast. 28/Punjabis. Memorial Plaque Charles Randolph Prendergast.
Recipient was K..I.A., aged 28 in Mesopotamia on 21-1-1916 and is commemorated on the Basra Memorial.
He was born in 1888, the son of Major General and Mrs. C.L. Prendergast, late Bengal Infy. He was educated
at Cheltenham College from 1900 to 1907, then R.M.C. Sandhurst, and was commissioned into the Royal Munster
Fusiliers in 1910, transferring to the Indian Army in 1914. His school obituary lists him as being mentioned in
despatches, but we have not researched this. (NEF) £1150

963. Group of Three
B.W.M., Victory and Territorial Force War Medal. Gnr. A. McGhee R.A.
D.O.W., F. & F. 25-8-1917. Recipient was born and enlisted in Port Glasgow,, and was serving in the Clyde R.G.A. - T.F.
Sold with forwarding slip for the T.F.W.M. & damaged box of issue for the other two medals. (EF) £385

964. Group of Two
B.W.M. and Victory. Pte. W.E.Z. Boother. S. Staff. R. Memorial Plaque. Walter Edward Sincroft Boother.
Recipient was aged 35 when he died, serving with 4th Special Reserve Bn., on 24-10-1918, probably as a
prisoner of war, as he is buried in Cologne Southern Cemetery, Germany. “Soldiers Died” lists third Christian
name as “Zincroft”, C.W.G.C. as “Zincraft, and plaque as “Sincroft”. (NEF) £240

965. Group of Three
1914-15 Trio. Pte. F. Lawrence. Yorks Lt. Infy.
Recipient died on 1-7-1918 whilst attached to 485th Home Service Employment Coy., Labour Corps and is
buried in Scunthorpe Cemetery. Sold with forwarding slips for medals and medal boxes. (EF) £170

966. Group of Two
B.W.M. and Victory. Pte. F. Parkinson. R. Lanc. R.
Recipient D.O.W. in F. & F. on 27-3-1918. Born and enlisted in Lancaster. (EF) £95

967. Group of Three
1914-15 Trio. Pte. C. Fuller. 3 - London R.
Died during the Great Storm at Gallipoli on 28th November 1915, & commemorated on the Helles Memorial. (NEF) £295

968. Group of Two
B.W.M. and Victory. Pte. P. Campbell. Gordons. Memorial Plaque. Peter Campbell.
K.I.A., aged 18, with 1st Bn., on 15-6-1918 and commemorated on the Loos Memorial. Born and enlisted
Edinburgh. Fitted in a contemporary frame. (EF) £240

969. Group of Three
1914-15 Trio. Pte. E. Mitchell. Lancashire Fus.
K.I.A., aged 19, with 1st/8th Bn., in Gallipoli, on 7-8-1915, and buried in Skew Bridge Cemetery.
Sold with photograph of headstone. (EF) £305

970. Group of Three
1914-15 Trio. Pte. H..J. Jenkison. Gloucester R.
K.I.A. with 7th Bn., in Gallipoli on 8-8-1915 and commemorated on the Helles Memorial. Sold with M.I.C.
which shows landing in Gallipoli on 19-6-1915. (NEF) £295

971. Group of Five - 2 Brothers.
1914 Star Trio - Pte. W. Holwell. 1/Lincoln R.
Recipient was injured during a bayonet charge at La Bassee in December 1914 and was shipped home.
He was operated on but contracted pneumonia & died on 31-1-1915, aged 33. He is buried in Newark on Trent Cemetery.
1914-15 Star and Victory Medal - Pte. J. Holwell. Notts and Derby R.
K.I.A., on 23-4-1917, aged 25, and commemorated on the Arras Memorial. Both brothers were born and enlisted in Newark.
Sold with a photo copy of a picture, and the report of the death of Pte. W. Hollwell and a
photograph of his headstone, and copies of the war diary of the 1/Lincolns from 1-11-1914 to 31-12-1914. (NEF) £495

972. Group of Two
B.W.M. and Victory. R.R. Rolling. O.Tel. R.N. Died on 13-2-1921 whilst serving on HMS Pembroke and
buried in Sutton and Cheam (Sutton Cemetery) (NEF) £78

973. Group of Three
1914-15 Trio (B.W.M. erased) R. Cathcart. A.B. R.N.V.R. K.I.A. with Drake Bn., R.N.D. in Belgium
on 4-11-1917 and commemorated on the Tyne Cot Memorial. Sold with copy papers and extract from Drake Bn.
War Diary covering 4-11-1917. (NEF) £150

974. Group of Three
C.T. Hall. Tel. R.N.
Accidentally killed, aged 21, on H.M. Submarine ‘E6’ on 22-9-1915, and commemorated on the Chatham Naval
Memorial. Came from Huddersfield. The ‘E6’ was sunk later in the year. (EF) £475

976. Group of Three
1914-15 Trio. Gnr. H. Brown R.A. (R.F.A., on Star) Died on 18-12-1920 whilst attached to 19th Lines of
Communication Supply Coy, and buried in Kantara War Memorial Cemetery, Egypt. Sold with M.I.C. which
confirms service in both R.F.A. and R.A.S.C. (NEF) £150

978. Group of Three
1914-15 Trio. Pte. J. MacLeod. Gordon Highrs. K.I.A. France & Flanders 25-3-1918. Born & enlisted Stornoway. (GVF) £195

979. Family Group - Father and Three Sons.
Father Jubilee 1887 - Metropolitan Police. P.C. G. Thomas. S. Divn.
Son B.W.M. & Victory. 2/Lieut. W.E. Thomas. Memorial Plaque Walter Edward Thomas K.I.A. on 21-9-1918
with the 16th Bn. R. Sussex R. and is buried in Unicorn Cemetery, Vend’Huile.
Son 1914-15 Star and B.W.M. Pte. F.C. Thomas. Northumberland Fus. Memorial Plaque Frederick Charles
Thomas. K.I.A. with the 12th Bn., on 27-9-1915, and commemorated on the Loos Memorial
Son 1914-15 Trio. Pte. S.H. Thomas. 4-Dragoon Gds. Defence Medal. (EF) £875

980. Group of Three
1914-15 Trio. Pnr. J. Hay. R.E. Memorial Plaque. John Hay.
Recipient died in Gallipoli on 9-8-1915 whilst serving in 67th Fd. Coy. R.E. & commemorated on the Helles
Memorial. (NEF) £325

981. Group of Three
1914-15 Trio. T/Sgt. W.F. Berry. Oxf. & Bucks Lt. Infy. Memorial Plaque William Frank Berry.
Recipient was K.I.A. with the 1st Bn. In the Persian Gulf on 22-11-1915. (NEF) £450

982. Group of Three
1914-15 Trio. Pte. F.E. Long. York & Lanc. R. (Bandsman on Star) Memorial Plaque Frederick Ernest Long.
Recipient D.O.W., aged 23, with the 1st Bn., on 9-10-1915, and is buried in Lillers Communal Cemetery. (EF) £340

983. Group of Three
1914-15 Trio. Dvr. E.J. Jones. R.A. (R.F.A. on Star) D.O.W. with “B” Bty., 86th Brigade R.F.A. on 30-3-1918
and buried in St. Sever Cemetery Extension, Rouen. Born Gelli, Glamorgan and enlisted Pentre, Glamorgan.
Sold with head and shoulders postcard size photograph of recipient in uniform, & group photograph. (NEF) £160

984. Group of Three
1914 Star Trio. Cpl. J.C. Pearce. R.A. (Dvr. J.C. Pearce R.F.A. on Star) D.O.W. F. & F. 14-5-1917. (NEF) £185

985. Group of Three
1914-15 Trio. Pte. H. Hutchinson. Notts. & Derby R. D.O.W., aged 23, with 2nd Bn., on 8-12-1917 and buried
in Rocquingy-Equancourt Road British Cemetery, Manancourt. Resided in Old Radford, Notts. Reverse of
Star scratched, otherwise (NEF) £185

986. Group of Three
1914-15 Trio. Pte. W. May. K.R.R.C. Died with 13th Bn. at home, aged 23 & buried in Woking Churchyard
Extension, Surrey. (NEF) £160

987. Group of Three
1914-15 Trio. S. Johnson. A.B. R.N. (Ord. R.N. on Star) Memorial Plaque Samuel Johnson. Recipient died of pneumonia, aged 23, on 23-10-1918 whilst serving on HMS Argon & is buried in Cobh Old Church .
Cemetery, County Cork, Ireland. Copy papers. (EF) £265

988. Group of Three
1914-15 Trio. E.W. Clark A.B. R.N. Accidentally killed in a collision between the tug “Tenedos” & a
picket boat belonging to HMS “Implacable” on 15th May 1917, & is buried in Mikra British Cemetery, Salonika.
He was 29 years old. (EF) £175

989. Group of Two
B.W.M. & Victory Pte. A. Snape. Suffolk R. Died on 18-1-1919, aged 33, & buried in Mikra British
Cemetery, Kalamaria, Greece. (NEF) £90

990. Group of Two
B.W.M. & Victory. Sgt. A.H. Humpage. R.A. Memorial Plaque. Alfred Henry Humpage. K.I.A. Salonika
on 22-4-1917 with “B” Bty., 114 Bde., R.F.A. & buried in Doiran Military Cemetery, Greece. (GVF) £175

991. Group of Two
B.W.M. & Victory. Spr. G.A. Cox. R.E. Memorial Plaque. George Alfred Cox. D.O.W. on 25-5-1917 with
68 Field Coy. R.E. & buried in Bailleul Communal Cemetery Extension, Nord, France. (NEF) £165

992. Memorial Plaque Karam Ilahi. (GVF) £50

993. Memorial Plaque. George Paterson Simpson. T2/Lt. A/Capt. D.O.W. with 10/Scottish Rifles on 2-8-1918 and
buried in Senlis French National Cemetery. (GVF) £150

994. Memorial Plaque. Joseph Griffiths. (GVF) £50

995. Memorial Plaque. Harold Taylor. (GVF) £50

996. 1914 Star and Bar Trio. W. Harvie. Sig. R.N.V.R. (A.B. RNVR Nelson Bttn. R.N.D. on Star) Copy Bar. (NEF) £315

997. 1914 Star and Bar Trio. 2/Lieut. R.V. Taylor (L/Cpl. R.V. Taylor A.S.C. on Star) - copy bar.
Recipient was commissioned into the Hampshire Regt., on 26-9-1917.
An attempt has been made to erase the A.S.C. on the Star. (GVF) £205

999. 1914 Star Trio. Pte. P. Bull. 2/R. Sussex R. Sold with M.I.C. - Landed France 12-8-1914. (GVF) £200

1000. 1914 Star Trio. Pte. A. Reddell. 2/S. Staff. R. Sold with S.W.B. No. B308461, and small fob-type watch (not in
working order), the back of which is engraved “L/C. A. Reddell. South Staff Regt. Campaign 1914-15. Mons,
Marne, Aisne & Ypres”. (NEF) £250

1001. 1914 Star Trio. Pte. A. Cole 2-Dragoon Gds. (EF) £240

1002. 1914 Star Trio. Pte. A. Thompson. R.W. Kent R. Unresearched. Battalion landed France 15-8-1914 and
suffered many casualties at Neuve Chapelle in October 1914. (NEF) £200

1003. 1914 Star Trio. Pte. F. Williams. 1/Middlesex R. Sold with M.I.C and copy papers which show recipient as
landing in France on 14-9-1914 & being discharged on 29-5-1917, as a result of being wounded on 6-10-1915. (NEF) £205

1004. 1914 Star Trio. A/Sgt. Z. Pither. A.S.C. (Dvr. Z. Pithers on Star). Sold with a locket containing photograph
and lock of hair. Mounted as worn. (NEF) £125

1005. 1914 Star Trio. Pte. S. Fuller. Rifle Bde. Sold with M.I.C. which shows landing in France on 10-9-1914. (GVF) £195

1006. 1914 Trio. Pte. J. Lamb. 2/E. Lanc. R. (NEF) £180

1007. 1914 Star Trio. Cpl. J. Chown. 2/Middlesex R. (Pte. On Star) Sold with M.I.C. (NEF) £200

1008. 1914 Star Trio. Pte. J. Douglas. 19-Hussars. (NEF) £240

1009. 1914 Star Trio. Pte. E.A. Greenway. 1/K.R.R.C.. (GVF) £195

1010. 1914 Star Trio. Pte, H.A. Abbott. 1/Middlesex R. (NEF) £195

1011. 1914 Star Trio. A/Cpl. J.W. Compton. Rifle Bde. (Ptd. 3/Rif. Brig. on Star. Sold with Cap Badge, “D.S. & S” enamel Lapel Badge, and Bedfordshire A.A.A. County Championship enamelled medal. (un-named) (GVF) £205

1012. 1914 Star Trio. Pte. H. Wych. 2/E. Lanc R. (GVF) £195

1013. 1914 Star Trio. U. Vooght P.O.M. R.N.A.S. (The Star has been renamed “J.U. Vooght R.N.A.S. 1914-15) (NEF) £125

1014. 1914 Star Trio. Pte. E.A. Avery. 3-Hussars. (NEF) £230

1015. 1914 Star Trio. 2/Lieut. R. Coales. (Pte. 1/1 Northampton Yeomanry on Star) Sold with copy papers which
show recipient being commissioned into the Northants Yeomanry, attached Royal Scots Greys on 25-9-1917.
He was wounded by the explosion of a German delayed action mine on 15th October 1918. (NEF) £395

1016. 1914 Star Trio. Pte. G. Rolls. 3/Rifle Bde. Sold with a set of 1914-15 Trio miniatures. (GVF) £205

1017. 1914 Star Trio. Pte. S. Smith. S. Staff. R. (1st S. Staff R. on Star) Sold with M.I.C. (NEF) £205

1019. 1914-15 Trio. Pte. C. Woodburn. R.M.L.I. (NEF) £140

1021. 1914-15 Trio. Pte. W. Martin. 3-Co. of London Yeomanry. (GVF) £185

1022. 1914-15 Trio. Dvr. W.J. Jones. R.E. (NEF) £57

1024. 1914-15 Trio. Pte. H. Rogers. R.M.L.I. (GVF) £100

1025. 1914-15 Trio. 2/Lieut. D.H. Angus. Monmouth R. Sold with identity tag (“dog tag”) (NEF) £375

1026. 1914-15 Trio. Lieut. W.J. Harboard R.N.R. Copy papers. (NEF) £215

1027. 1914-15 Trio. A/Sgt. T.A. Nelson. 10/A.S.C. A.I.F. (GVF) £425

1030. 1914-15 Trio. Captain E. Murphy. A.I.F. (Lieut. 31 Bn A.I.F. on Star) (NEF) £750

1031. 1914-15 Trio. Pte. W. Morgan. R.W. Fus. Sold with M.I.C. which shows landing in France on 27-9-1915. (VF) £90

1032. 1914-15 Trio. E.S. Scollay. Smn. R.N.R. Mounted as worn. (NEF) £75

1033. 1914-15 Trio. Pte. W.H. Lawrence. Yorks L.I. Sold with bronze Tribute Medal “For Service and Sacrifice
1914-1918” R.I.O. (NEF) £105

1034. 1914-15 Trio. Pre. W.H. Smith. 19-Hussars. (NEF) £145

1035. 1914-15 Trio. Pte. F. Middleton. 3-Hussars. Sold with M.I.C. which shows entitlement to S.W.B. (NEF) £145

1036. 1914-15 Trio. Pte. A.E. Hyland. Surrey Yeomanry. (GVF) £230

1037. 1914-15 Trio. L/Cpl. W.G.S. Dawson. R.M.L.I. (Pte on Star) Mounted as worn. (VF) £120

1038. 1914-15 Trio. Cpl. C.G. Michael. R.W. Fus. (L/Cpl on Star) (GVF) £120

1039. 1914-15 Trio. Payr. Lt. Cdr. H.R. Stock R.N. (Ast. Payr. on Star) Sold with Silver Sports Medal - billiard
players embossed on the obverse. Reverse engraved “E.B.L. 1934-35. Winners Topsham C.C. H.R. Stock”. (NEF) £215

1040. 1914-15 Trio. Pte. R. Gibbs. 2-Dragoon Gds. (NEF) £145

1041. 1914-15 Trio. Pte. F. Clist. R.M.L.I. Sold with copy papers which show serving on Ascension Island from
1916-1919. Ascension was a Cable Station and was of great value as a centre of intelligence, and was selected
as one of the first places for the erection of a wireless station. (NEF) £120

1042. 1914-15 Trio. 2/Lieut. W.H. McNair (Pte. S. Notts. Hussars on Star) Sold with M.I.C. which shows him
commissioned into the M.G.C. on 18-12-1917. (NEF) £265

1043. 1914-15 Trio Sub-Lieut. H.S. Read. R.N.V.R. (A.B. M.F.A. on Star) Mounted as worn. (NEF) £145

1045. 1914-15 Trio. Pte. W.S. Griggs. R.M.A. (NEF) £105

1046. B.W.M. & Victory. Pte. T. Mitchell. Northumberland Fus. (NEF) £35

1047. B.W.M. & Victory. Pte. T. Kennedy. R. Scots Fus. Sold with original brass cap badge. (VF) £45

1049. B.W.M. & Victory. Pte. A.J. Pearce. R. Fusiliers. (GVF) £35

1050. B.W.M. & Victory. Pte. T. Lupton. Monmouth R. Sold with M.I.C. which shows no entitlement to Star. (NEF) £88

1051. B.W.M. & Victory. Pte. H. Blackett. Northumberland Yeomanry. Sold with M.I.C. which shows no entitlement
to Star. (NEF) £95

1052. B.W.M. & Victory. Pte. L.F. Pitt. 16-London Regt. (Queen’s Westminster Rifles) Sold with M.I.C. (EF) £37

1057. B.W.M. & Victory. Lieut. C.A. Barrell. Royal Marines. (GVF) £170

1059. B.W.M. & Victory. Pte. S. English Welsh R Sold with M.I.C. which verifies only entitlement In box of issue. (EF) £50

1060. B.W.M. & Victory. Pte. J.R. Smith. Cheshire R. (NEF) £36

1061. B.W.M. & Victory. Pte. A.E. Moody. The Queen’s R. (NEF) £36

1062. B.W.M. & Victory. Lieut. G.B. Witt. Commissioned into A.S.C. 26-10-16. In box of issue. (EF) £80

1063. B.W.M. & Victory. Lieut. H. Ferguson. Mounted as worn. (NEF) £80

1064. B.W.M. & Victory. Pte. E.E. Roe. The Queen’s R. Sold with M.I.C. - No entitlement to Star. (NEF) £36

1065. B.W.M. & Victory. Pte. E. Reed. The Queen’s R Enlisted 11-12-1915 Discharged - wounded on 8-3-1917. (NEF) £40

1066. B.W.M. & Victory. Pte. S.C. Newton. The Queen’s R. Sold with M.I.C. - No entitlement to Star. (NEF) £36

1067. B.W.M. & Victory. Pte. E.H. Legg. R.W. Kent R. (NEF) £36

1068. B.W.M. & Victory. Cpl. A.S. Scott. Welsh R. (NEF) £60

1069. B.W.M. & Victory. H.J. Hoing. Act. A.M.I. R.N.A.S. (NEF) £90

1070. B.W.M. & Victory. Eng. S. Lieut. G.W. Gilbert. R.N.R. (NEF) £78

1071. B.W.M. & Victory. Pte. C. Prosser. Monmouth R. (GVF) £100

1072. B.W.M. & Victory. Pte. J.W. Wallace. Rifle Bde. (VF) £35

1073. B.W.M. & Victory. Pte. A.E. Mathew. K. Edwards Horse. (NEF) £110

1074. B.W.M. & Victory. Pte. T.R. Scully. Rifle Bde. (NEF) £35

1075. B.W.M. & Victory. Pte. C. Denham. W. Riding R. (NEF) £35

1076. B.W.M. & Victory. Pte. A. Broad. Rifle Bde. (NEF) £35

1077. .W.M. & Victory. Midshipman L.G. Hill. R.N.R. (NEF) £85

1078. B.W.M. & Victory. Pte. F.G. Leach. R.M.L.I. (NEF) £50

1079. B.W.M. & Victory. Pte. J. Highet. 2-Scottish Horse. (NEF) £110

1080. B.W.M. & Victory. 2/Lieut. W.W. Marsters. Sold with copy papers which show enlisting in the A.S.C. on
6-9-1915 and being commissioned into that corps on 15-4-1918. (NEF) £85

1081. B.W.M. & Victory. Pte. W. Bingham. K. Edwards Horse. (NEF) £110

1082. B.W.M. & Victory. Pte. W. Filkins. R.W. Kent R. (NEF) £36

1083. B.W.M. & Victory. Pte. T.W. Burns W. Riding R. (NEF) £35

1084. B.W.M. & Victory. Pte. J..M. Boyd 2-Scottish Horse. (NEF) £90

1085. B.W.M. & Victory. Pte. J.T. Austin. R.W. Fus. (NEF) £60

1086. B.W.M. & Victory. Pte. R. Cheshire. Welsh R. (NEF) £60

1087. B.W.M. & Victory. Pte. R. Venables. Monmouth R. Sold with M.I.C. (NEF) £100

1088. B.W.M. & Victory. Pte. A. Glennie. 2-Scottish Horse. (EF) £100

1089. B.W.M. & Victory. 2/Lieut. W. Carroll. Sold with M.I.C. - Rl. Fusiliers. Mounted for display. (EF) £85

1090. B.W.M. & Victory. Pte. A. Hughes. 3-Scottish Horse. Sold with M.I.C. (NEF) £110

1091. B.W.M. & Victory. 2.A.M. K. Norrie. R.A.F. (GVF) £40

1092. B.W.M. & Victory. Pte. 2. J. Arthur. R.A.F. (NEF) £40

1093. B.W.M. & Victory. Pte. W. Eckersall. Welsh R. (GVF) £60

1094. B.W.M. & Victory. Pte. A.G. Evans. Welsh R. Mounted as worn. (GVF) £60

1095. B.W.M. & Victory. Pte. J./L. Kennedy. Monmouth R. (GVF) £100

1097. B.W.M. & Victory. Pte.1. S.I. White. R.A.F. (NEF) £40

1098. B.W.M. & Victory. C.H. Matthews. B.R.C.S. & St. J.J. (NEF) £60

1099. B.W.M. & Victory. S. De Kusel. Sold with M.I.C. which lists recipient as Doctor with French Red Cross (NEF) £225

1100. B.W.M. & Victory. A. Miller. B.R.C.S. Landed France 19-6-1917. (NEF) £60

1101. B.W.M. & Victory. Payr. S/Lieut. A. Thomas. R.N.R. (NEF) £78

1103. B.W.M. & Victory. Paymaster S. Lieut. J.H. Hunt. R.N.R. Confirmed no entitlement to Star. (NEF) £78

1104. B.W.M. & Victory. Pte. M. Dowle. K. Edwards Horse. (NEF) £110

1105. B.W.M. & Victory. Pte. A.B. Ward. Sherwood Rangers. (NEF) £90

1106. B.W.M. & Victory. D.G. Bryant. B.R.C. & St. J.J. Sold with M.I.C. (GVF) £60

1107. B.W.M. & Victory. Pte. 2. H. Marles. R.A.F. (NEF) £40

1108. B.W.M. & Victory. Tpr. R.G. Neill. 2-Life Guards - with M.I.C. (NEF) £150

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Mint = In as new condition as issued by the Mint.
EF = Extremely Fine, in an almost unworn condition.
NEF = Nearly Extremely Fine.
GVF = Good Very Fine.
VF = Very Fine, slight wear on the high points of the design, surface marks from contact.
NVF = Nearly Very Fine.
GF = Good Fine.
F = Fine, slight wear overall, surface marks and perhaps edge knocks.

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