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Campaign Medals.
 

8.    M.G.S 4 Bars Busaco/Fu. D’o/Ciu. Rod/Toulouse.  T. Miller.  Serjt.  43rd Foot.  Verified.      (GVF)        £1695


26.    Crimea.   No Bar.  Un-named as issued.       (GVF)        £120

27.    Crimea.   1 Bar Alma.  C. Hawkes.  33rd Regt.  Officially impressed.  Recipient K.I.A. during the Battle of the Alma
    20-9-1854.  (Verified) 
Original ribbon.  Slight edge knocks.     (GVF)        £700


32.    Turkish Crimea     -   Sardinian issue.  Fitted with “Crimea” type suspender.      (GVF)        £105


34.    Indian Mutiny.        No Bar.  Subdr. Moorlee Sing.  13th Regt. N.I.      (NVF)        £395


46.    I.G.S.  1854  1 Bar Burma 1885-7.  Bronze.  Ward Servt. Chinappen.  Madras A.H.N. Corps.      (GVF)        £185

50.    I.G.S.  1854  1 Bar Burma 1887-89.  Sepoy Debidin Dube.  33rd Bl. Infy.      (NEF)        £165

52.    I.G.S.  1854  1 Bar Hazara 1888.     Sepoy Indar Singh.  3rd Sikh Infy.      (VF)        £150

58.    I.G.S.  1854  2 Bars Burma 1887-89/Burma 1885-7.  Pte. D. Brown.  2nd Bn.  Surrey R.  Official correction to
  “own” of Brown.       (NEF)        £265


64.    China   1857.  2 Bars Taku Forts 1860/Pekin 1860.  Pte. T. Harris.  2/Foot.      (GVF)        £375


68.    Canada General Service.  1 Bar Fenian Raid 1870.  Pte. E. Neil.  52nd Bn.      (NEF)        £315


115.    Hong Kong Plague Medal 1894.   Private G. Brown.  S.L.I.  Verified. 
           Sold with copy papers.        (GVF)        £1925



127.    I.G.S. 1895.  2 Bars Pjb Fr/Malakand.  Bronze  Shoeing smith Golal.  C. & T. Dept.      (NVF)        £235

130.    I.G.S. 1895.  1 Bar Relief of Chitral.  Pte. A. Lay.  2nd Bn. Seaforth Highrs.  Copy papers.      (VF)        £170

131.    I.G.S. 1895.  1 Bar Rel. of Chitral.  Pte. T. McCulloch.  2nd Bn. K.O.S.B.  Sold with copy papers which show that
    recipient enlisted in 1888 under the alias of William Campbell &converted to his correct name in April 1895 (GVF)    £175


138.    Queens Sudan.   Sepoy Makah Din  26/Pubjab Inf.      (GVF)        £275

140.    Khedives Sudan.    Bronze.  Arabic number has been removed from rim.       (GVF)        £110

141.    Khedives Sudan.    1 Bar Khartoum.  Arabic number has been removed from rim.      (NEF)        £145

142.    Khedives Sudan.    2 Bars Firket/Hafir.  Un-named as issued.      (NEF)        £200


143.    British North Borneo Company’s Medal 1899-1900  -  1 Bar Tambunan  -  Bronze.  Private Boshan Khan. (NEF)     £1195


144.    Q.S.A.  5 Bars CC/OFS/TVL/SA’01/SA’02.  Pte. R. Bain.  92nd Coy.  Imp. Yeo.  Slightly wounded at Gannabridge
    on 21-7-1901.      (GVF)        £245

150.    Q.S.A.  4 Bars CC/OFS/TVL/SA’01.  Pte. W. Neilson  2nd Coy Imp. Yeo.  (Wiltshire)  Severely wounded on
    31-5-1901.      (GVF)        £245

151.    Q.S.A.  3 Bars CC/Paard/TVL.  Pte. D. McElveney.  K.O. Scot Bord.  Slightly wounded at Karree on
    29 March 1900.      (NEF)        £295

172.    Q.S.A.  2 Bars CC/SA’02  Lieut. H.M. MacMillan.  Liverpool Regt.       (NEF)        £275

173.    Q.S.A.  1 Bar Cape Colony.  Bomb. W.G. Bennett.  15th Coy S.D.  R.G.A.       (NEF)        £110

191.    Q.S.A.  No Bar.  Bronze.  Unwalla 490 Syce Najibuddin.  S. & T. Corps.  Pjb. Co.      (NEF)    £220


194.    China 1900.    No Bar.  S.J. Freeman  A.B.  HMS Undaunted.  Sold with copy papers.      (NEF)    £245

195.    China 1900.    No Bar.  W. Miller.  E.R.A.  HMS Wallaroo.      (NEF)    £375


205.    A.G.S.  1 Bar Somaliland 1902-04.  Hvldr. Ghasitu.  59th Scinde Rifs.       (VF)    £150


234.    1914-15 Star.  1-Gde. W-Sut Moonian.  A.H.C.      (GVF)    £40

236.    1914-15 Star.  M. Donlea.  Inspr. Police N.W.F.P.  -  Sold with recipient’s Victory Medal (Inspr. M. Donlea.
 Police Dept).  -  Most unusual for a serving policeman to be awarded W.W.1. Medals.       (NVF)    £235

238.    1914-15 Star.  Dfr. Rabbal Singh.  16 Cavalry  -  Sold with recipient’s Victory Medal.      (NEF)    £120

289.    B.W.M.   Pte. W. Clark  Scottish Rifles.      (NEF)    £17

292.    B.W.M.   Sweeper Nanuwa 1-96 Infy.      (VF)    £32

298.    Victory.   Sepoy Chaudri   38 Dogras.      (GVF)    £13

299.    Victory.   L/Nk. Man Singh.  119 Infy.       (GVF)    £13

300.    Victory.   Bearer Makkoo  5 Coy A.B.C.  (Army Bearer Corps)      (GVF)    £14

302.    Victory.   Cly. Lal Shah.  I.W.T.  (Indian Water Transport)      (GVF)    £20

303.    Victory.   Abdul Gafoor.  Tel. Dept.      (NVF)    £13

304.    Victory.   Pte. L. Bracegirdle.  Manchester R.  Recipient was K.I.A. with 1/7 Bn in Gallipoli on 7-8-1915  (NEF)    £41

315.    Territorial Force War Medal.  Cpl. G. Spicer  R.E.  -  Died of influenza on 6-11-1918.      (NEF)    £175

316.    Canadian Memorial Cross Sgt. R. Ritchie.  K.I.A. with 27th Bn on 9-10-1918 and buried in Ramillies British
    Cemetery, France.      (NEF)    £115


317.    I.G.S.     1 Bar NWF 1908/  Sepoy Gurditta.  57 Rifles F.F.     (GVF)    £95


319.    I.G.S.     1 Bar NWF 1908.  Pte. A. Black.  1st Bn Seaforth Highrs.  Official correction to first digit of regimental
    number.  Minor edge knocks.  Verified.         (VF)    £155

320.    I.G.S.    1 Bar Afghan NWF 1919.  Rfmn. Nandlal Lama.  3-7 Gurkhas.      (NEF)    £42

321.    I.G.S.    1 Bar Afghan NWF 1919.  Sepoy Gopal Singh.  Kap. J.S. Infy.      (VF)    £48

324.    I.G.S.    1 Bar Waziristan 1919-21.  Sepoy Jamal Din.  58 Rifles.     (VF)    £39


344.    I.G.S.    1 Bar NWF 1930-31.  S.O. Ishar Das.  M.E.S.       (GVF)    £47

346.    I.G.S.    1 Bar NWF 1930-31.  Sep. Harghand Singh.  1-11 Sikh R.      (VF)    £38
347.    I.G.S.    1 Bar NWF 1930-31.  Sep. Kaka Singh.  2-11 Sikh R.      (VF)    £38
348.    I.G.S.    1 Bar NWF 1930-31.  Sep. Bagan Singh.  3-11 Sikh R.      (NEF)    £38
349.    I.G.S.    1 Bar NWF 1930-31.  Sep. Lachhman Singh.  4-11 Sikh R.      (GVF)    £38

351.    I.G.S.    1 Bar NWF 1930-31.  Sep. Bhagat Singh.  10-11 Sikh R.      (GVF)    £38

352.    I.G.S.    1 Bar Burma 1930-32.  Sep. Chhajju  1-17 Dogra R.      (VF)    £80

355.    I.G.S.    2 Bars NWF 1908/Abor 1911-12.  Sapper Salidu Singh.  No. 1 Coy.  1st S. & M.      (GVF)    £375

360.    N.G.S.    1 Bar Palestine 1945-48.  C.T. Cole  A.B.  R.N.     (VF)    £125

361.    N.G.S.    1 Bar Palestine 1945-48.  R.G. Dennis.  Buglar  R.M.     (VF)    £175

362.    N.G.S.    1 Bar Malaya.  Geo. V1.  A.R. Evans  Mne.  R.M.      (NEF)    £180

364.    N.G.S.    1 Bar Minesweeping 1945-51.  P. Kerr.  A.B.  R.N.       (NEF)    £185

365.    N.G.S.    1 Bar Minesweeping 1945-51.  P. Smith.  E.M.I.  R.N.       (NEF)    £195

366.    N.G.S.    1 Bar Near East.  R.J. Page.    L.E.M.  R.N.       (VF)    £125

367.    N.G.S.    1 Bar Near East.  C. Southam.  L. Smn.  R.N.      (GVF)    £125

368.    N.G.S.    1 Bar Near East.  D.A. Graffham.  Ck. (O) R.N.  Official correction to part of surname.     (GVF)    £120


385.    G.S.M.   1 Bar Palestine 1945-48.  Cpl. A. Etheridge  R.A.M.C.      (VF)    £60

386.    G.S.M.   1 Bar Palestine 1945-48.  Dvr. F. Merrifield.  R.A.S.C.        (NEF)    £60

434.    G.S.M.   1 Bar Cyprus.  S.A.C.  A.W. Gregory.  R.A.F.      (EF)    £60

439.    G.S.M.   2 Bars Kurdistan/Iraq.  Rfmn. Madan Singh Rawat.  1-39 R. Garhwal R.      (GVF)    £120


447.    I.G.S. 1936-39.  2 Bars NWF 1936-7/NWF 1937-9/  Sepoy Munir Khan.  6-13 F.F. Rif.     (GVF)    £56

464.    Africa Service Medal 1939-45.  V. Peffers.      (NEF)    £15


469.    Malaya Active Service Medal  -  Given to some British Military Personnel who were attached to the Malaysian
    Forces as instructors etc..  It was also awarded retrospectively to members of the Malayan Contingent who
    served in the Korean War.  Un-named as issued.      (VF)    £95


470.    Korea.  A.B. Watts.  Ord. Smn.  R.N.      (VF)    £125

512.    C.S.M.   4 Bars Borneo/Malay Pen/S. Arabia/N. Ireland.  Gnr. K.W. Walters.  R.A.      (NEF)    £395

517.    Iraq Medal.    (Op. Telic)  No. Bar.  S.A.C.  S.D. Griffiths.  R.A.F.  In named box of issue.      (NEF)    £240

518.    Iraq Medal.    (Op. Telic)  No. Bar.  Pte. J.W. Davies.  R.L.C.  In named box of issue.       (EF)    £225





Orders & Decorations


522.    Knight Bachelor’s Badge  -  Neck Badge.      (NEF)    £435

523.    O.B.E.  -  1st type.  Civil        (NEF)    £90

524.    M.B.E.  -  2nd type.  Civil.  In fitted Royal Mint case of issue.      (EF)    £90


527.    Military Cross (M.C.)  -  Geo. V1.  Officially dated 1944.  The right-hand corner of the bottom limb has been
    damaged and repaired.  Complete with Top Pin Bar.     (NEF)    £525

528.    Royal Red Cross.  Geo. V. - 2nd class  (A.R.R.C.)  In silver and enamel.        (NEF)    £125


534.    Distinguished Service Medal.   (D.S.M.)  Geo. V.  W. Butler.  2nd Hd.  R.N.R.  “Corrie Roy”  North Channel
1. Mar. 1918.  L/G 26-4-1918.  “For Services in Action with Enemy Submarines”/      (GVF)    £975

546.    Military Medal.  (M.M.)   Geo. V1.  Fsr. D. Walsh.  R. Fusiliers.       5th Indian Infantry Bde.  4th Indian Division.  
    Western Desert Force.  L/G 25-4-1941  -  “9th December 1940, at Tummar West, Western Desert.  -  Fus. David
    Walsh led a bayonet charge on a post held by at least fifty Libyans who quickly surrendered.  He was wounded in
    the hand but refused to go back to the R.A.P.   He continued with is section in the attack and helped to stop a
    local counter-attack.  He did not go to the R.A.P. until ordered by his platoon commander next morning”.
    Tummar West is situated two miles north of Sidi Barrani.      (NEF)    £1995

547.    Military Medal.  (M.M.)  Geo. V1.  Nk. Munshi Ram.  Punjab R.  (3rd Bn. 14th Punjab R.)  L/G 28-6-1945  -
    For Burma.  -  “On 26th July 1944 P/A/Naik Munshi Ram was commanding a section in a company attack on a
    strongly held enemy position on the Imphal/Tiddim Rd.  His section was ordered to infiltrate to the rear of the
    enemy positions, and when the main assault was made, this N.C.O. leading his section rushed an enemy bunker,
    was the first man to jump in and personally killed the occupants with a grenade followed by t.s.m.g. fire.
    Consolidating in the bunker, he then assisted the successful advance of the company by bringing down all his
    section’s fire on an enemy threat from the right flank.  Throughout this action and indeed throughout the whole
    of this years campaign, this N.C.O. through his display of courage, leadership, and untiring spirit, has been an
    inspiration to his company”.       (GVF)    £975

565.    Naval Good Shooting Medal.  Edw. V11.  J. Williams.  Lg. Sea.  HMS Monmouth 1909.  6. In. B.L.
    Copy papers.     (NEF)    £575


566.    22nd Regt. Order of Merit.  1820 issue.  In silver for fourteen years good conduct.      (GVF)    £160






Meritorious Service, Long Service,
Coronation, Jubilee etc.
 

588.    M.S.M.   Geo. V1.  Indian issue.  Hav. Manohar Lal.  9-13  F.F. Rif.     (NEF)    £112
589.    M.S.M.   Geo. V1.  Indian issue.  Hav. Sohnu.  10-13  F.F. Rif.     (NEF)    £112  

592.    Army L.S.G.C.  Victoria.  Large letter reverse.  Cpl. John Campbell.  XL111 Highlanders.  Sold with copy papers
    which list service from 1829 to 1851.  Medal fitted with “Crimea” type suspender.    (NEF)    £250


640.    Volunteer Force Long Service.   Victoria.  C. Sgt. D. Park.  4th V.B.  E. Surrey Regt.  Officially impressed.    (NEF)    £100

665.    Efficiency Medal.   India.  Geo. V.  Sepoy Badar Din.  11-13 F.F. Rif.  I.T.F.      (GVF)    £95

666.    Efficiency Medal.    “Territorial”  Geo. V.  Gnr. J. Williamson  R.A.      (NEF)    £60

667.    Efficiency Medal.    “Territorial”  Geo. V.  C.Q.M. Sgt. R.C. Mennie.  R. Signals.     (NEF)    £60

680.    Efficiency Medal.   “Territorial”  Geo. V1.  1st type.  Pte. W. Farquhar.  Seaforth.      (NEF)    £65

681.    Efficiency Medal.   “Territorial”  Geo. V1.  1st type.  Pte. J. Esplin.  A.C.C.       (NEF)    £40

682.    Efficiency Medal.   “Militia”  Geo. V1.  2nd type.  Sigmn. P.O. Goldsmith  R. Signals.       (EF)    £78

688.    R.N. L.S.G.C.  Geo. V.  1st type.  G. Oglesby.  S.B.A.  HMS Victory.     (GVF)    £65

689.    R.N. L.S.G.C.   Geo. V.  1st type.  W.S. Kendall.  Shipt.  1st Cl.  HMS Cornwall.     (GVF)    £75

692.    R.N. L.S.G.C.    Geo. V1.  1st type.  F.H. Fox.  C.E.A.2.  HMS Defiance.      (EF)    £85
693.    R.N. L.S.G.C.    Geo. V1.  1st type.  D. Wright.  O.C.I.  HMS Cumberland.      (EF)    £85

694.    R.N. L.S.G.C.    Eliz. 11.  2nd type.  B.J. Backhouse.  REMNI.  HMS Neptune.      (NEF)    £90

695.    R.F.R. LSGC.    Geo. V.  1st type.  W.H. Mussett.  P.O. R.F.R.  Copy papers. 
Entitled to D.S.M. (L/G 17-9-1918)  (NEF)    £140

696.    R.F.R. LSGC.    Geo. V.  1st type.  W. Burford.  Pte. R.F.A.  (R.M.)        (NEF)    £55

697.    R.F.R. LSGC.    Geo. V.  2nd type.  W.H. Milburn.  S.P.O.  R.F.R.      (NEF)    £50

715.    Special Constabulary Faithful Service.     Geo. V.  1st type.  Edward Embleton.      (NEF)    £10
716.    Special Constabulary Faithful Service.     Geo. V.  1st type.  Ernest Cheetham.      (NEF)    £10


718.    Special Constabulary Faithful Service.     Geo. V1.  1st type.  Francis Ppemberton.     (NEF)    £10
719.    Special Constabulary Faithful Service.     Geo. V1.  1st type.  James H. Seed.      (NEF)    £10

723.    Special Constabulary Faithful Service.     Eliz. 11.  2nd type.  Leonard G. Kidd.      (NEF)    £26

724.    Imperial Service Medal.    Geo. V.  2nd type.  George Edward Shelton.  -  Engraved naming.      (EF)    £18

737.    Royal Hong Kong Police Commemoration Medal 1844-1897.  In bronze.  (See Medal Year Book 2008. No. 280B)
    In correct Ribbon.       (NEF)    £95

746.    Coronation 1911       (EF)    £52

754.    Coronation 1953.       (NEF)    £30




Groups of Medals and Memorial Plaques.
 

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


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


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


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


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

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


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

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

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


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


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


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

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

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


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


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

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

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

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

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

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

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


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

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


966.    Group of Four
    G.S.M.  1 Bar Palestine.  Rfmn. C. Jordan.  Rifle Bde.
    1939-45 & Africa Stars.    War Medal 1939-45.
          Sold with gilt Regimental Medallion, 1¾” diameter.  Reverse engraved “Inter Platoon Football Winners 12 Pln
    1938.  Rfn. Jordan.”  Recipient was K.I.A. on 10th July 1940 and is buried in Halfaya Sollum War Cemetery.
    An early W.W.2. “African” casualty.          (EF)    £315

967.    Group of Five
    I.G.S.  1 Bar N.W.F. 1930-31.  Gnr. I.L. Green.  R.A.    1939-45 & Africa Stars.    Defence & War Medals.   (NEF)    £120


969.    Group of Four
    I.G.S.  1 Bar NWF 1930-31.  A.C.2.  S.H.L. Cookson.  R.A.F.
    1939-45 Star.    Defence and War Medals.   Sold with copy papers which show enlisting on 14-7-1927 and serving
    in India from 1929 to 1934, and being transferred to reserve on 14-7-1936.  He was recalled for service in W.W.2.
    And was released on 15-11-1945.  His trade was petrol lorry driver.      (NEF)    £215

970.    Group of Three
    G.S.M.  1 Bar Palestine.  Spr. H. Masterman  R.E.           1939-45 Star and War Medal.
           Recipient was taken P.O.W. at the time of Dunkirk and was held in Stalag 20B in Marienburg, Germany.
    Sold with 18 cards and letters sent from the P.O.W. camp by Spr. Masterman to his mother &sister, his post war
 identity card & driving licence & his R.A.C. registration of driving instructors identity card (with photograph)  (NEF)    £180


973.    Group of Four
    G.S.M.  1 Bar Palestine.  Pte. R.E. Greenhill.  Worcester R.    1939-45 and Africa Stars.    War Medal 1939-45.
          Recipient was taken P.O.W. and was held in camp P.G.70 in Monturano, Italy.  Sold with “Worcestershire”
    Shoulder Flash.       (NEF)    £180


986.    Group of Four
    1939-45 and France & Germany Stars.     Defence and War Medals.
        Sold with Royal Air Force Flight Engineer’s Flying Log Book named to Sgt. T.H. Lightly, R.A.F.  Recipient
    passed the Flight Engineer’s course at St. Athan on 11-10-1944 and was posted to No. 1666 H.C.U. at RAF
    Wombleton, training on Halifax bombers.  He completed his conversion course and was posted to 426 Sqn. -
    a Canadian Squadron - based at RAF Linton-on-Ouse.  His first operational sortie was on Feb. 14th 1945 to
    bomb Chemnitz Rail Centre, and between then and April 25th 1944 he participated in a total of 21 ops, including
    Mainz, Cologne, Hamburg (three times), Dortmund, Leipzig (aircraft damaged), and Keil.  Also included are
    copies from the Squadron Operations Record Book and extracts from the “Bomber Command Diaries covering
    the missions that Sgt. Lightly took part in.      (NEF)    £325

989.    Group of Five
    1939-45 and Italy Stars.      Defence and War Medals.
    L.S.G.C.  Geo. V. “Regular Army”  Pte. V.E. Pepworth.  R. Tank C.       Mounted for display.      (EF)    £165


994.    Group of Seven
    1939-45, Africa, and Italy Stars.     Defence and War Medals.  All named “J.L. Maiden”
    Africa Service Medal.  J.L. Maiden.
    Efficiency Service.  Geo. V1.  1st  type  -  “Union of South Africa”  Sgt. J.L. Maiden.  S.A.C.S.  -  The unit has
    been officially corrected.      Mounted as worn.      (NEF)    £160

995.    Group of Seven
    1939-45, Atlantic (France  and Germany), and Africa Stars.     War Medal 1939-45.
    N.G.S.  Geo. V1.  1 Bar Malaya.  R. Patterson  A.B.  R.N.
    Queens Korea.  R. Patterson.  A.B.  R.N.     U.N. Korea.      (GVF)    £395


997.    Group of Two
    Defence and War Medals  -  In box of issue addressed to R.E. Ringrose.
          Cfn. R.E. Ringrose served in the R.E.M.E. and was based at Old Dalby, on the borders of Leicestershire
    and Notts.  Included in the lot is the medal forwarding slip, photograph, permanent leave pass, ticket issued by
    Old Dalby Naffi for the purchase of cheap cigarettes, leave pass for travel between unit and Edinburgh, and
    membership card for the Caledonian Club, Old Dalby.      (EF)    £36


1063.    Group of Two
    N.G.S.  2 Bars Near East/Brunei.  G.J. Solly  L.S.  R.N.
    C.S.M.  1 Bar Borneo.  G.J. Solly.  P.O.  R.N.      (NEF)    £485

1064.    Group of Two
    N,G.S.  1 Bar Near East.  G. Smith.  M(E). 1.  R.N.
    C.S.M.  1 Bar Borneo.  G. Smith.  Mech. 2.  R.N.      (NEF)    £220


1077.    Group of Two
    C.S.M.  1 Bar N. Ireland.  Gdsm. D. Church.  S.G. (Scots Gds)
    Golden Jubilee 2002.          Mounted as worn.    (NEF)    £180


1079.    Group of Two
    C.S.M.  1 Bar N. Ireland.  Pte. P.R. Ward  D.W.R. 
 NATO Service - Bar former Yugoslavia.  Mounted as worn        (NEF)    £110


1083.    Group of Two
    Iraq Medal (Op Telic)  Pte. R.J. Blatchford.  Para.
    NATO Service  -  Kosovo.      First medal is with named issue form & original named box.      (EF)    £675


1096.    Group of Three
    B.W.M., Victory and Territorial Force War Medal.  Bmbr. A.E. Keywood  R.A.  (Gnr. On T.F.E.M.)
           Recipient died on 28-5-1917 in Mesopotamia, and is buried in Baghdad (North Gate) War Cemetery.  (NEF)    £330

1097.    Group of Three
    1914 Star Trio.  Sgt. A. Foxall.  Worcester R.  (Pte. on  Star)   Memorial Plaque  Albert Foxall.
          Recipient was K.I.A. with 9th Bn on 19-4-1916 in Mesopotamia, and is commemorated on the Basra Memorial.
    Sold with original letter from Infantry Record Office informing next of kin that recipient, serving in the Persian
    Gulf, had been wounded in action on 19-4-1916.       (GVF)    £375


1099.    Group of Three
    1914-15 Trio.  Pte. D. Horsburgh.  Gordon Highrs.
          Recipient was K.I.A., aged 20, with 8th Bn., on 11-12-1915 and buried in Railway Dugouts Burial Ground.
    Lived and enlisted in Edinburgh.        (NEF)    £185


1102.    Group of Two
    1914 Star and Army Long Service and Good Conduct.  Sgt. A. Wain.  Notts & Derby Regt.
          Recipient was K.I.A. with 1st Bn., on 12-3-1915 & is buried in Cabaret-Rouge British Cemetery, Souchez. (NEF)    £210


1185.    1914-15 Trio.     Pte. C. Woodburn.  R.M.L.I.       (NEF)    £140

1186.    1914-15 Trio.     2/Lieut. C. Coleman. (Pte. Rifle Bde., on Star) 
Awarded M.M. - L/G 18-7-1917 - Cpl. Rifle Bde. (GVF)    £205



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1336.    The Royal Warrant Holders Assocn. Silver Medal.  Eliz. 11 1952-1977.  E.E. Brockway.  In Garrard case.    (EF)    £150

1337.    East Rand Volunteer Rifle Assocn. “Farrar Cup 26-4-08.  Won by Wit Rifles.  R.S.M.  R. McArthur”    (EF)    £80

1338.    International Assocn. Chiefs of Police Eleventh Annual Convention.  St. Louis. Mo. June 6th-10th 1904.
    Large Gilt Medal.      (NEF)    £31

1339.    Baluchistan District Cricket Cup winners Medallion 1927 - R.A.F. - C.H. Parker.  Silver Medallion, 1½” diameter
    with names of 15 Indian Provinces ornamentally embossed on the obverse.  In fitted Calcutta mint case of issue (EF)    £50

1340.    Battle of Heligoland Bight & Dogger Bank White Metal Medallion, 45mm.  By F. Bowcher for Spink & Sons. (NEF)    £27

1341.    Clive, Shropshire Tribute Medal 1914-1919 in Silver, 1” diameter.  Gnr. W. Tipton.      (NEF)    £40

1342.    Sutton Coldfield Peace Medal 1919 in White Metal.      (NEF)    £13

1343.    Birmingham Peace Medal 1919 in Gilt.      (NEF)    £10

1344.    Royal Visit to New Zealand Childrens Bronze Souvenir Medal commemorating the visit of the Duke and Duchess
    of Cornwall in June 1901 on board HMS Ophir.  1” diameter.      (GVF)    £19

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