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| MILITARY MEDALS: BRITISH MEDAL GROUPS | ||||
| Lot | Description | Reserve | Estimate | Your Bid |
| 21918 |
The Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (MBE), Mentioned in Despatches, French Croix de Guerre Royal Artillery group of 8: MBE, Type II, Mil; 1939-45, Africa with 1st Army clasp, Italy & France/Germany Stars; Defence Medal; War Medal with M.I.D. Oak leaf; French CdG.1939 with Bronze Star. All unnamed as issued but with original War Officer letter & M.I.D. Certificate 29/11/1945 & letter from Central Chancery of the Orders of Knighthood advising sending of MBE insignia 4/12/1948 to Captain Guy Denison Griffith. G. D. Griffith born 16/2/1911, educated Dulwich College 1923-29, to RA as 2/Lieut 1941, Lt 1942, T/Capt 1943; Substantive Capt & Temp Major 1944, retired 1946, MBE vide Lond Gaz 13/12/45; MID 29/11/45; CdG with star 1/12/45. First two awards were for his work from May 1944-June 1945 'For Gallant & Distinguished Services in Italy' as Staff Captain, HQ, 22nd Anti-Aircraft Bde, RA. Court mounted for display. gVF/aEF. With biog notes & original certification. |
A$750 (US$533) (€450) (£398) |
A$1000 (US$710) (€600) (£530) |
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| 21919 |
1914-45 Order of St. John, Wounded In Action Italy group of 5. St John Serving Brother, unnamed; 1914-18 British War & Victory Medals, impressed officially '32968 PTE. F.E. BLUNDON, NORF. R.'; 1939-45 Defence Medal, unnamed as issued; St John Long Service with 2 clasps, engraved officially '36877 SGT. F. BLUNDON, ESSEX SJAB, 1946'. Frank Ernest Blundon, born 1898 Elmstead, Essex, enl Norfolk Rgt 12/9/1916, to 9th Yorks & Lancs 30/10/1917, service in France 25/10/1917, to 9/11/1917 then to Italy from 10/11/17 to 2/1/1919. WIA, GSW head, severe, 17/6/1918, Italy. Demobbed 01/2/1919. Awarded Serving Brother, St John vide Lond Gaz 7/1/1955. Court mounted for wear. aEF. Scarce to WWI wounded in Italy. With full archive file, MIC & LG listings. |
A$450 (US$320) (€270) (£239) |
A$600 (US$426) (€360) (£318) |
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| 21920 |
1914-18 Distinguished Conduct Medal & Trio to London Heavy Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery. DCM GVR impressed officially:'722 SJT. W. J. LOWE, 2/LOND. HY. BTY. RGA-TF'. 1914-15 Star impressed officially:'772 SJT. W. J. LOWE, RGA'; Brit War & Victory Medals impressed officially:'318117 A.WO.CL.2.W.J.LOWE, RA'. Walter James Lowe, enl 1912. Entered French Theatre of Ops March 1915, issued Silver War Badge, disch March 1919. Awarded DCM per LG 14 Jan 1916 (no01/04/16):' For efficient & zealous work when in charge of the telephone communications of the battery during the whole time it has been at the front.' Court mounted for display, only minor field marks. Near EF. With copies of MIC, London Gazette listings & Silver War Badge Roll. |
A$1500 (US$1065) (€900) (£795) |
A$3000 (US$2130) (€1800) (£1590) |
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| 21921 |
1914-18 War Military medal & 1914-15 Star trio to '18696 PTE. W. REDMAN, 2/MANCH. R.' Walter Redman born 1892 Lancashire, enlisted 19-11-1914, discharged 5-3-1919, WIA 4-1-1918, MM per LG 14-5-1919. |
A$800 (US$568) (€480) (£424) |
A$1000 (US$710) (€600) (£530) |
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| 21922 |
1914-18 Military medal & 1914-15 Star trio to '39451 PTE. A. MORRIS, 49/FA., RAMC'. Albert Morris French Theatre of Ops from 31-7-1915, MM per LG 19-2-1917. (3) |
A$800 (US$568) (€480) (£424) |
A$1000 (US$710) (€600) (£530) |
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| 21923 |
1914-18 Military Medal & WWI pr to 12th (Service) Bn, the Royal Scots. MM, gVF. Impressed officially: '273219 Pte W. Wightman, 12/R. Scots'. Wightman from Portobello, awarded MM Per LG 17/6/1919. Formed at Edinburgh as part of 'Kitcheners New Armies' Aug 1914, the 12th Bn was attached to 27 Bde, 9th (Scottish) Div. Landed in France 11/5/15. Was stationed at Courtrai, Belgium at the Armistice. 1 x Victoria Cross was awarded to the Bn (Captain H. Reynolds, VC, MC at Frezenberg 20/9/1917) gVF. With copy of Gazette listing |
A$800 (US$568) (€480) (£424) |
A$1100 (US$781) (€660) (£583) |
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| 21924 |
1914-18 Military Medal group of 4. Military medal (GVR) 56727 Cpl W.W.J. PECK. ROYAL. HORSE ARTILLERY. 1914 Star 'MONS' clasp 5th Aug-22th Nov 1914 56727 GNR: W.W.J. PECK R.H.A. British War medal & Victory medal 56727 CPL W.W.J. PECK. R.A. Copy of London Gazette 24th January 1919 confirms military medal & medal card confirms trip. gVF or better. |
A$900 (US$639) (€540) (£477) |
A$1300 (US$923) (€780) (£689) |
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| 21925 |
1914-18 Military Medal & pr group of 3 to the Queen's Regiment. MM. GVR impressed officially '21588 PTE. W. BRAZIER, 10/THE QUEEN'S R.'; British War & Victory medals '2439 PTE. W. BRAZIER, SUSS. YEO.' William Brazier from Hove, near Brighton, enl. 1st Sussex Yeomanry & entered French Theatre of OP's 21/9/1916, to the 10th Bn. Royal West Surrey ('Queen's') Regt 1/10/1916 to 24/9/1917 thence to 13th (Kensington) Bn, London Regt from 28/3/1918 to 27/8/18, awarded MM. per London Gazette 17/4/1917 for action on 4th Feb 1917 - ' . For taking charge of 16 men, capturing a machine gun & 35 prisoners under very heavy shell fire ..'. Together with an original box containing a Royal mint paper medal packet & two original newspaper articles listing details of Brazier's award & the presentation of the MM. at hospital in UK, thus presume wounded in action. With copies of M.I.C. Gazette listings, medal roll. gEF. |
A$900 (US$639) (€540) (£477) |
A$1200 (US$852) (€720) (£636) |
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| 21926 |
1939-45 Military Medal, GSM & WWII group of 7 to Grenadier Guardsman for North Africa 1943. MM (GVIR) officially impressed to:'2615840 GDSMN. F. T. WALLER, G. GDS.'; 39-45 Star, Africa Star (1st Army clasp), Italy Star, Defence, War (all unnamed as issued); GSM, GVIR 1916-62 clasps Palestine 1945-48 & Malaya to:' 2615840 L. SGT. F. WALLER, MM, GREN. GDS' (officially impressed). Frederick Waller, recommended for immediate DCM but awarded MM per citation, 16.03.1943 as a Carrier Driver for the evacuation of members of his own Unit (3 Bn Gren Gds) and members of the 1st Parachute Regiment. Citation per LG 04.05.1943:'On the afternoon of February 5th 1943 during the withdrawal of the Bn together with the 1st Para Regt from Diebel Mansour, the problem of the evacuation of casualties, which were considerable became acute. The withdrawal had to be undertaken across an open plain and in full view of the enemy which was under heavy artillery, mortar & MG fire. Gdsm Waller, the driver of a Carrier showed outstanding courage in going out time & time again to bring in wounded. His cheerfulness & and his disregard for his personal safety was an example to all. He brought in may casualties at great risk to himself and it was largely due to him that the evacuation was so successful. His courage & untiring efforts to bring in the wounded provoked the admiration of all who saw him. I recommend that Gdsm Waller be given the immediate award of the DCM.' Court mounted for display. EF. |
A$3000 (US$2130) (€1800) (£1590) |
A$4000 (US$2840) (€2400) (£2120) |
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| 21927 |
1834-53 South Africa & India Mutiny pr, to the Black Watch & Queen's Regiment. South Africa impressed officially 'JOHN GOREY, 2ND REGT.'; India Mutiny Medal 1857-58, no clasp, impressed officially 'JOHN GOREY, 73RD. Regt. ' John Gorey, a groom, born Dublin, Ireland, enl. 2nd Regt Foot (Queen's Own Royal) as no.2677, to 73rd Regt with Regimental no.19, tried for drunkenness & AWOL, & imprisoned 1860, discharged Plymouth 1862. Toned & sl ek's, aVF. With copies of service & muster rolls. |
A$1500 (US$1065) (€900) (£795) |
A$2000 (US$1420) (€1200) (£1060) |
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| 21929 |
1854-58 Meritorious Service Medal & Crimea group of 3 to the Berkshire Regiment. Crimea Medal 1854-1856, 3 clasps: ALMA, INKERMANN, SEBASTOPOL. Impressed Regimentally (in retrograde): 'W. MILLER, 3043, 49 REGT'; Army MSM (Victoria type III) impressed officially '2079 Sergt. W. MILLER, BOMBAY UNATTACHED LIST'; Turkish Crimea Sardinian issue, unnamed as issued, with custom knob & loop suspension - with copies of muster rolls indicating William Miller as Regt No.3034, 49th (Princess Charlotte of Wales, later Berkshire Regt) effective from c/1850 & confirming clasp for Sebastopol. Contact marks to Crimea (9 o'clock area) indicating the wear of the MSM first, a common 19th Century practice. gVF-gEF. Court mounted for display. Scarce group. |
A$1500 (US$1065) (€900) (£795) |
A$2000 (US$1420) (€1200) (£1060) |
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| 21930 |
1882-89 Grenadier Guards, Died on Service in Egypt, 1882 pr. Egypt 1882 dated rev, clasp 'Tel El Kebir' engraved officially: '6322 Pte G Brooks, Gren Gds'; Khedive's Star, 1882 dated, unnamed as issued. George Brooks, born Hamstead Norris, Berkshire ca 1860. Enl Grenadier Guards, Reading, 11/2/1878 aged 18. Died in Egypt 27/10/1882. Together with early panoramic B/W photo of the Tel El Kebir Cemetery. With copies of service records. Court mounted for display. aEF. |
A$600 (US$426) (€360) (£318) |
A$900 (US$639) (€540) (£477) |
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| 21931 |
1882-89 Egypt Medal pr to the Sherwood Foresters, Egypt, no clasp, reverse date 1882. Engraved officially '1969 SERG'T D. DENIHAN, 2/DERBY: R.' (Daniel Denihan); Khedive's Star, 1882 date, unnamed as issued. With copies of rolls confirming entitlement. Medal with considerable contact pit & wear from Star. gF, VF. |
A$450 (US$320) (€270) (£239) |
A$550 (US$391) (€330) (£292) |
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| 21932 |
1899-1902 Queen & King's South Africa pr clasps TUG HTS, R of L, TR. To Gunner, 19th Battery, Royal Field Artillery '17489 GNR. J. OSBORNE,19th BTY., RFA.' James Osborne born Penzance Cornwell, enlisted 1896, jailed for desertion Aug-Sep 1899, subs service good, invalided to UK 28-10-02. gVF. |
A$325 (US$231) (€195) (£172) |
A$375 (US$266) (€225) (£199) |
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| 21933 |
1899-1902 Queen's & Kings South Africa Medal pr to the King's Hussars. QSA with 5 clasps: TUG, HITS, R of Lady, CC, OFS; Trans 'Ghost date' reverse, engraved officially '4041 PTE. C. RAYNOR, 14/HRS.' KSA 2 clasps, impressed officially '4041 PTE. J. RAYNOR, 14TH HUSSARS' (incorrect initial in name as issued). With copy of medal roll for unit indicating initial forfeiture of QSA, then Reinforcement (1904) of same. Minor contact marks, gVF. Scarce to Hussars. |
A$450 (US$320) (€270) (£239) |
A$550 (US$391) (€330) (£292) |
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| 21934 |
1899-1918 Boer War & WWI Group of 5 to Scots Guards & Highland Light Infantry. Queen's & King's South Africa Medals & 1914-15 Star Trio. QSA ('ghost date' reverse) clasps: CC; TRA; WITT & KSA 2 clasps, both impressed officially '1833 PTE. S. WAUGH, SCOTS GUARDS.' 1914-15 Star, British War & Victory Medals: '13497 C.SJT. S.WAUGH, HIGH.L.I.' Samuel Waugh, Dumphries, Scotland, born c/1879, enl. 10/12/1897, service in South Africa from 15/3/1900 to 27/10/1902, disch 9/12/1913, re-enlisted & to France 23/11/1915. CQMS & Colour Sergeant with HLI & King Own Scottish Borderers. With copies of service paper, medal rolls & MIC. Court mounted for display on original ribbons. gVF. |
A$600 (US$426) (€360) (£318) |
A$800 (US$568) (€480) (£424) |
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| 21935 |
1899-1918 Meritorious Service Medal, Queen's South Africa & 1914-15 Star Trio group of 5. To Trumpeter, 3rd (King's own) Hussars & Army Service Corps. QSA with 4 clasps: OFS, TRA, SA 01, SA 02. Impressed officially '4137 TPTR. G.R. PAICE, 3RD HUSSARS'; 1914-15 Star 'T-885 DVR. R.G. PAICE, ASC.', BWM & Victory 'T-885 CQM.SJT. R.G. PAICE, ASC'; MSM. GVR 'T4-240872 CQM. SJT. R.G. PAICE, ASC', George Robert Paice, born Warring, London, enl 3rd Hussars 6/9/1898 as Trumpeter. Service in India (no medal entitlements), 1898-1901 South Africa from Dec 1901 until being invalided & discharged med unfit 5/9/1902. With copies of service documents inc medal rolls confirming clasps - no trace of his 1914-18 M.I.C. or papers. Together with a ribbon bar with all 5 awards. Toning, stains & wear to ribbons, swing mounted on original ribbons as worn, gVF. Scarce dual war MSM group. |
A$650 (US$462) (€390) (£345) |
A$850 (US$604) (€510) (£451) |
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| 21936 |
1899-1902 Staff Sergeant-Farrier, 7th (Princess Royals) Dragoon Guards Boer War & Long Service, Good Conduct group of 3. QSA ('ghost date' type reverse) clasps: CC; OFS; JOH; DIA H; BELF. Engraved officially:' S S FAR W NEARNEY, 7/D '; KSA clasps SA 01 & SA 02 impressed officially:'3358 S SERJT-FAR W NEARNY, 7TH DRGN GDS'; EDVIII Army LSGC impressed officially'3 FAR ST SJT W NEARNEY, 7TH DRAGOON G '. Court mounted for display. aVF. Scarce rank & unit. Not researched. |
A$550 (US$391) (€330) (£292) |
A$750 (US$533) (€450) (£398) |
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| 21937 |
1914 Mons Star & Bar trio to 'M2-264151 PTE. C.R. COULTER, ASC.'. Charles Coulter enlisted 27-4-14, to France 18-8-14, discharged 17-1-19, Driver Motor Transport Companies. Court mounted for display. |
A$200 (US$142) (€120) (£106) |
A$250 (US$178) (€150) (£133) |
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| 21938 |
1914 Mons Mentioned in Despatches 1914 Star & Bar Trio to Lieutenant-Colonel. 1914 Star with Clasp '5th Aug - 22nd Nov 1914'. Impressed officially 'MAJOR A. BURROWS, L.N. LAN:R.'; British War & Victory Medals: 'LT.COL.A.BURROWS'. Bronze M.I.D. oak leaf cluster. Alfred Burrows, born Malligaum, East Indies 1873, passed out Royal Military College 1892, service in Malta 1899-1901, Crete 1901-1902, Gibraltar 1902-04, South Africa 1904-06. No medal entitlements for these postings. To France with BEF 12 Aug 1914, MID per London Gazette 20/10/1914 as major, 1st Battalion, Loyal North Lancashire regiment. To retired list as brevet Lieutenant Colonel, 1920. Together with an excellent portrait shot of Burrows in uniform wearing visor cap, also with copies of MICs & service documents. Swing mounted as worn. EF. A scarce early war MID group to Field Grade Officer of this heavily engaged Infantry Regiment. |
A$1200 (US$852) (€720) (£636) |
A$1600 (US$1136) (€960) (£848) |
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| 21939 |
1914 Mons Star, Special Constabulary group of 6. 1914 Star with clasp '5th Aug-22nd Nov 1914' (1282 PTE L. J. SHELBOURNE HAC). BWM & Victory medal (2.LIEUT L. J. SHELBOURNE). 1935 Jubilee & 1937 Coronation (both unnamed as issued), Special Constabulary medal (GVIR) (Leslie J. Shelbourne Lieut.). EF |
A$600 (US$426) (€360) (£318) |
A$800 (US$568) (€480) (£424) |
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| 21940 |
1914-19 KIA trio. 1914-15 star impressed 12064 CPL J STURDY LINC R, War & Victory Medals impressed 12064 A SJT J STURDY LINC. R. John Sturdy enlisted 5-9-1914, KIA France 26-9-15. Comes with Memorial (Death) Plaque, research from UK Ministry of Defence, hat badge, Lincolnshire Regt booklet, Field Service postcards (3), Active Service Testament 1914, Passport for Mrs M Sturdie. (Lot) |
A$300 (US$213) (€180) (£159) |
A$375 (US$266) (€225) (£199) |
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| 21941 |
1914-15 Star Trio to the Princess Royals Dragoon Guards. Star, British War & Victory medals. Impressed officially: 'D-9828 Pte W.E. Leyden, 7th D.GDS'. (Lance Corporal on Star). William Leyden arrived in France with the 7th Dragoon Guards 12/5/1915. gVF. With copy of MIC. Unresearched. |
A$150 (US$107) (€90) (£80) |
A$250 (US$178) (€150) (£133) |
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| 21942 |
1914-18 Killed in Action, German 'Spring Offensive', King's Shropshire Light Infantry, 1914-15 Star Trio & Plaque. Trio impressed officially '13180 PTE. F J Sirman, Shrops L.I.'; Plaque 'FREDERICK JOHN SIRMAN'. comp with the 'King's Letter' & card box of issue & original, numbered, Royal Arsenal Receipt of Delivery card (unfilled) No.'879798'. Also with a Pensions Office letter & black bordered envelope & a KSLI badge converted to brooch fitting. Private Frederick John Sirman served with 6th Bn. KSLI, KIA 23/03/1918. No known grave, commem on Pozieres Memorial. With a card box which family kept medals in. On original ribbons, mounted as worn by N.O.K. aEF. Nice comp lot with CWGC print-out. |
A$450 (US$320) (€270) (£239) |
A$600 (US$426) (€360) (£318) |
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| 21943 |
1914-18 Royal Engineers Long Service, 1914-15 Star group of 4: '14-'15 Star impressed officially: '11933 SPR R Lancaster, RE'; British War & Victory Medals: '11933 A2 CPL R Lancaster, RE'; Army LSGC, GVIR: '1851513 CPL R Lancaster, RE' Robert Lancaster. Entered French Theatre of Operations 28/6/1915. All on original ribbons & swing mounted on custom bar. EF |
A$275 (US$195) (€165) (£146) |
A$350 (US$249) (€210) (£186) |
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| 21944 |
1914-18 Group of 3 to London Regt Officer & Member of Parliament: 1914-15 Star impressed officially 'LIEUT. A.C. MOREING, 3/LOND.R.'; British War & Victory 'LIEUT. A.C. MOREING'. Adrian Charles Moreing, born 1892, educated Winchester College & Trinity College, Cambridge, appointed 2nd Lieut. 1/3rd (City of London, Royal Fusiliers) Battalion, London Regt 1912, Lieut, 1914, Act Capt 1915, Capt 1916, 'Specially Employed' 1917-19, member of Parliament for Preston, Lancashire from 1931-40, Conservative Party politician, interestingly, upon his death in 1940 he was succeeded in his seat for Preston by Randolph Churchill, the son of the then Prime Minster, Winston Churchill. Swung mounted on original ribbon & on original Spink & Sons, London pin-back carriage. aEF. With copies of Who's Who extracts, biog, details & internet research. |
A$300 (US$213) (€180) (£159) |
A$400 (US$284) (€240) (£212) |
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| 21945 |
1914-45 Family groups, Royal Air Force Mentioned in Despatches. 1914-15 Star trio impressed officially:'54912 CPL. R. H. EMENY, RE' (Robert H. Emeny, to France 04.12.1915); Son's MID (1944) group of 4: 1939-45 Star, Africa Star, Defence, War Medal with MID oak leaf. All unnamed as issued, with original MID certificate to 'LEADING AIRCRAFTMAN L. R. EMENY, ROYAL AIR FORCE, 14 JANUARY 1944'. With MIC for trio & Gazette listing for MID. On original ribbons, loose, not mounted. gVF or better. (2 groups, 7 medals) |
A$300 (US$213) (€180) (£159) |
A$400 (US$284) (€240) (£212) |
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| 21946 |
1914-18 Star Trio & private Company commemorative Services Rendered Plaque. Star impressed officially: '76383 A-BMBR. A. JOHNSON, RFA', British War & Victory: '76383 DVR. A. JOHNSON, RA.'. Arthur Johnson, born Stafford, 1896, enl Royal Field Artillery 15/1/1915, to France 2/9/1915, discharged due to sickness, aged 22, 21/9/1918. Last unit 59th Reserve Battery. With an elaborate, high relief, silvered pressed brass plaque set on timber stand, design by sculptor 'Geddes'. Design of upright figure of St George resting on sword, sun burst behind, and slain dragon beneath feet, scroll at top: 'Lotus Ltd, to Gunner Arthur Johnson, for service rendered in the Great War 1914-19'. This most impressive. With full copy of service record & copy of Silver War Badge roll & M.I.C. On original ribbon. gVF. |
A$240 (US$170) (€144) (£127) |
A$300 (US$213) (€180) (£159) |
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| 21947 |
1914-20. Gallipoli Operations Royal Navy 1914-15 Star Trio & Long Service Good Conduct group of 4 to Stoker Petty Officer. Star impressed officially '307919 G.E. JEFFERY, SPO, RN.'; LSGC, GVR (Admiral bust) impressed officially '307919 G.E. JEFFERY, STO. PO, HMS, EREBUS'. George Edgar Jeffery, born Kent 1884, enl RN 1904, abroad HMS 'HANNIBAL' when she was serving as a troopship in support of the Gallipoli Operations from Sept 1915, Sto. PO. 1918, LSGC Medal issued 1920, disch 1938. Mounted as worn on original ribbons. gVF. With copy of service sheet. |
A$300 (US$213) (€180) (£159) |
A$400 (US$284) (€240) (£212) |
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| 21948 |
Miniature medal. Royal Victorian Medal, contemporary. GVR. Silver on original ribbon. EF. |
A$75 (US$53) (€45) (£40) |
A$100 (US$71) (€60) (£53) |
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| 21949 |
1914-18 Military Medal & pair to RAMC officially impressed 24913 PTE A HARDACRE RAMC. With supplement to London Gazette 23 July 1919 134th Fd Amb (Halifax). Unresearched. gVF. |
A$500 (US$355) (€300) (£265) |
A$750 (US$533) (€450) (£398) |
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| 21950 |
1899-1918 Boer War WWI group of 4. 1899-1902 QSA 4 clasps Transvaal, Orange Free State, Modder River, Belmont, King's South Africa medal clasps South Africa 1901, South Africa 1902. To 14391 CORPL W DUNGEY A. S. C. (Army Service Corps). 1914-1918 War & Victory medals (Victoria South Africa reverse). Broken suspender on War medal. To PTE W. DUNGEY S A M C (South African Medical Corp). Unresearched. gVF. (4) |
A$325 (US$231) (€195) (£172) |
A$400 (US$284) (€240) (£212) |
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| 21951 |
1899-1918 Boer War & WWI trio to RAMC. QSA (ghost dates) clasps CC, Tug Hts, Relief of Ladysmith officially impressed 11726 PTE RT SUGAR RAMC. 1914-15 Star impressed 59353 PTE RT SUGAR RAMC, War & Victory medals impressed 59353 A CPL RT SUGAR RAMC. Unresearched. gVF. (4) |
A$250 (US$178) (€150) (£133) |
A$300 (US$213) (€180) (£159) |
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| 21952 |
1906 Natal Rebellion medal clasp 1906 to Natal Police. Impressed TPR D STONEBANKS NATAL POLICE. Trooper David Stonebanks enlisted 26-11--1903 with copy of medal roll & service papers. |
A$400 (US$284) (€240) (£212) |
A$500 (US$355) (€300) (£265) |
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| 21953 |
1914-18 Mons Star trio to Royal Marines. 1914 Star impressed CH 2951 SERGT S BICKMORE RM BRIGADE, War Medal & Victory Medal impressed CH 2951 CR SGT S BICKMORE RMLI. |
A$180 (US$128) (€108) (£95) |
A$250 (US$178) (€150) (£133) |
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| 21954 |
1914-18 Trio to the Scottish Rifles. 1914/15 Star, War Medal & Victory Medal impressed '15998 PTE W DALE SCO RIF' William Dale was an original member of the 10th Scottish Rifles & appears to have served with them throughout the war, transferred to 2nd Bn in Feb 1919. |
A$120 (US$85) (€72) (£64) |
A$160 (US$114) (€96) (£85) |
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| 21955 |
1914-18 & 1939-45 Group of 5 1914/15 Star, BWM, Victory Medal impressed 17493 Pte J Crooks R Innis Fus, Defence & 1939-45 War Medal both un-named as issued, mounted as worn. gVF. (5) |
A$150 (US$107) (€90) (£80) |
A$200 (US$142) (€120) (£106) |
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| 21956 |
1914-18 WWI trio to RAMC. 1914-15 Star impressed 30713 PTE AC DYSON RAMC, War & Victory medals impressed 30713 A CPL AC DYSON RAMC. Allan C Dyson. Unresearched. gVF. (3) |
A$120 (US$85) (€72) (£64) |
A$150 (US$107) (€90) (£80) |
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| 21957 |
1918-62 General Service Medal & RAF Long Service & Good Conduct pair to RAF. GSM Palestine 1945-48 clasp KGVI & Royal Air Force Long Service & Good Conduct Medal QEII both named to '539628 F/Sgt CB Frise RAF', the first officially engraved & 2nd impressed. |
A$180 (US$128) (€108) (£95) |
A$250 (US$178) (€150) (£133) |
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| 21958 |
1939-45 War group of 7. 1939-1945, Atlantic, Africa, Italy Stars, Defence & War medals, Naval Long Service & Good Conduct medal KGVI to J. 100537 W.J. MURRAY L. S. HMS DUKE OF YORK (battle ship). 1st 6 medals unnamed, last impressed. (7) |
A$180 (US$128) (€108) (£95) |
A$250 (US$178) (€150) (£133) |
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| 21959 |
1939-45 & later Air Force group of 5. 1939-45 Star, Defence & War medals unnamed as issued, General Service medal (type C 1949-52) clasp Malaya impressed 537775 CPL L JONES RAF, Royal Air Force Long Service & Good Conduct medal QEII (type C) impressed 537775 SGT L JONES RAF. Unresearched. gVF. (5) |
A$250 (US$178) (€150) (£133) |
A$350 (US$249) (€210) (£186) |
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| 21960 |
1951-53 Korea pr to Welch Regiment. Korea medal impressed 22437617 PTE W GREEN WELCH. UN Korea unnamed as issued. Unresearched. gVF. (2) |
A$150 (US$107) (€90) (£80) |
A$200 (US$142) (€120) (£106) |
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| 21961 |
1962-2007 Service Medal & RAF LSGC pr. QEII Campaign Service Medal with South Arabia clasp impressed L 2330385 CPL HB NISBET RAF & Royal Air Force Long Service & Good Conduct Medal impressed 2330385 CPL HB NISBET RAF. (EF). (2) |
A$170 (US$121) (€102) (£90) |
A$250 (US$178) (€150) (£133) |
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| 21962 |
Metropolitan Police group of 2. QV Police Jubilee Medal 1887 with clasp 1897 impressed PC R RYDER 3rd DIV. Edward VII Coronation Medal 1902 impressed PC R RYDER 1st DIV. Both in bronze. gVF. (2) |
A$140 (US$99) (€84) (£74) |
A$180 (US$128) (€108) (£95) |
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