1843 PUNNIAR STAR, HMs.3rd.REGIMENT (BUFFS / E.KENT.R) 1843 Punniar star To- PRIVATE.P.KELLY.HM.3rd.REGT With a elaborate replacement suspender as opposed to the original hook & clip. GVF or better

1853 SOUTH AFRICA MEDAL, CAPE MOUNTED RIFLEMEN 1853 South Africa Medal To- JOHN.HUDSON.CAPE.MD.RIFLEMEN. GVF with minor eks to the rim & complete with medal roll details

1897 DIAMOND JUBILEE, MAYOR & PROVOSTS ISSUE 1897 Diamond Jubilee Mayor & provosts issue Silver issue, unnamed as issued One of a total issue of 512 medals in silver NEF/GVF & Complete with its original ribbon. If the buyer would like a new length of ribbon? then please ask as I will be happy to supply one free of charge.

1911 CORONATION MEDAL 1911 Coronaton Medal Silver issue, unnamed as issued N.E.F

1911 DELHI DURBAR MEDAL,1st NORTHUMBERLAND FUSILIERS, KIA F&F 1918 1911 Delhi Durbar medal neatly regimentally impressed on the rim To- NO-7079.PTE.H.ROBERTSON.1/5th.FUS Henry Robertson was born in Edinburgh & enlisted in Montrose. He first landed in France 13-8-1914 serving with the 1st battalion. He was sadly killed in action in France & Flanders 28-3-1918 & having no known grave. He is commemorated on the Arras memorial. NEF with a very tiny ek to the reverse & complete with MIC details & details from both SDGW & the CWGC. He is also entitled to the 1914 star trio

1914-15 STAR & BRITISH WAR MEDAL, 6th NORTHUMBERLAND FUSILIERS, KILLED IN ACTION F&F 2-7-1915, FROM NEWCASTLE ON TYNE WW1 1914-15 Trio & British War Medal To- 2093.PTE.J.THOMPSON.NORTH\'D.FUS John Thompson was both born & enlisted in Newcastle upon Tyne. He first Landed in France 20-4-1915 serving with the 6th battalion. He was sadly killed in action in France & Flanders 2-7-1915 age 21 & is buried in ST. QUENTIN CABARET MILITARY CEMETERY, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium & is recorded by the CWGC as the late son of Son of Mr. R. and Mrs. H. S. Thompson, of 27, Yorkshire St., Newcastle-on-Tyne. NEF & Complete with MIC details. Along with details from both SDGW & the CWGC

1935 SILVER JUBILEE MEDAL 1935 Silver Jubilee medal Unnamed as issued NEF

1st TYPE QUEEN\'S KOREA MEDAL, ROYAL NAVY 1st type Queen's Korea Medal To- C/SKX.897811.D.SUTHERLAND.SM.RN NEF/GVF

1st TYPE VICTORIAN ARMY LS&GC, 73rd REGIMENT / 2nd BLACK WATCH 1st type Victorian Army LS&GC To- T.BROTHERSTON.73d.REGT.1849 GVF and fitted with a period silver suspender as a replacement for the original iron ring & clip.

1st TYPE, QUEEN\'S KOREA, ROYAL NORTHUMBERLAND FUSILIERS 1st type Queen\'s Korea medal To- 22364260.FUS.B.ACEY.R.N.F NEF

2 BAR IGS 1895, PUNJAB FRONTIER & TIRAH 1897-98, 1st ROYAL SCOTS FUSILIERS IGS 1895 With clasps for Punjab Frontier 1897-98 & Tirah 1897-98 To- 4435.PTE.J.RICHMOND.1st.BN.R.SCOTS.FUS NEF/GVF & Complete with medal roll details.

2 BAR QSA & 1914 STAR TRIO & PLAQUE, GLOUCESTERSHIRE REGIMENT OFFICER, WOUNDED 1914 & DIED OF WOUNDS 20-3-1915 QSA 1899-1902 With Natal & Orange Free State Clasps, 1914 star trio & Memorial plaque To- LIEUT.N.W.F.BAYNES.GLOUC.R (QSA) & CAPT.N.W.F.BAYNES.GLOUC.R (1914 Trio) Nigel William Francis Baynes served with the Gloucester Regiment during the Boer War & first landed in France with the Regiment 14-8-1914. He was wounded in France 21-12-1914 & sadly died of wounds in France & Flanders 20-3-1915. He was born in Newton Abbott 21-3-1878 & is buried in Marlow St. Peters Roman Catholic cemetery. GVF/EF. The QSA is mounted as worn & housed in a spinks fitted case along with the miniature & the Trio is EF or better. Complete with details from the bond of sacrifice along with other basic biographical research details.

2 BAR QSA & 1914-15 TRIO WITH ORIGINAL DISCHARGE CERTIFICATE & OTHER DOCUMENTS, IMPERIAL YEOMANRY / ROYAL SCOTS GREYS, LOST HIS LEFT FOOT DUE TO GUN SHOT WOUNDS QSA 1899-1902 With clasps for Cape Colony, South Africa 1902 & 1914-15 trio To- 39220.PTE.G.KENNEDY.142/.COY.IMP.YEO (QSA) & GS-15099.PTE.G.KENNEDY.2-DNS (Trio) George Kennedy was born in Paisley 1878 & served in South Africa during the Boer war with the 142nd company of the Imperial Yeomanry (Fincastle\'s Horse).He enlisted in to the 2nd Dragoons / Royal Scots Greys in York 25-8-1914 age 40 & first landed in France 19-10-1915. He was severely wounded by Gun shot to the left leg in France 2-1-1918 which resulted in the amputation of his left foot. He was discharged with a silver war badge 23-8-1918 & sadly died as a direct result of his wounds 4-9-1920. GVF/NEF & Complete with his original honourable discharge scroll, certificate of discharge, silver war badge issue certificate, character certificate & condolence slip for the issue of the medals. Along with a full set of copy Boer war service papers, MIC details, medal roll details, pension claim details & other basic research. The Honourable discharge certificate has been glued down on to card & slightly cut down in size to allow it to be framed?

2 BAR QSA, 3rd SOUTH LANCASHIRE REGIMENT, DIED NAAUWPORT SOUTH AFRICA 6-6-1900 QSA 1899-1902 With clasps for Cape Colony & Orange Free State To- 4371.PTE.T.NAUGHTON.S.LANC.R The recipient died of disease at Naauwport South Africa 6-6-1900 serving with the 3rd battalion NEF/EF & Complete with both medal roll & casualty roll details.

2 BAR QSA, LEICESTER REGIMENT OFFICER, AWARDED THE MC & K.I.A 11-8-1917 AS A REVEREND WITH THE R.A.CH.D QSA 1899-1902 With clasps for Cape Colony & South Africa 1902 To- LIEUT.G.M.EVANS.LEICESTER.REGT. Geoffrey Maynard Evans served with the Leicester Regiment in the Boer War & went on to take holy orders. He served in France with the Royal Army Chaplains department & was awarded the Military Cross in the London gazette 5-6-1917. He was sadly killed in action in France & Flanders 11-8-1917 & is buried in the Divisional Collecting Post Cemetery in Belgium. He is recorded by the CWGC as the late Son of Samuel and Eleanor Sophia Evans, of Cartref, Dovercourt, Essex & was 35 years of age at the time of his death. He has an entry in the Marquis De Ruvigny\'s roll of honour & was an old boy of Marlborough college. GVF or better & Complete with basic research details.

2 BAR QSA, TALANA & TRANSVAAL, ROYAL DUBLIN FUSILIERS QSA 1899-1902 With clasps for Talana & Transvaal To- 5603.PTE.J.CREGAN.RL.DUBLIN.FUS N.E.F & Complete with copy medal roll details. Sole entitlement

2 x 1914 STAR TRIOS TO BROTHERS, 1st K.S.L.I, K.I.A, FRANCE & FLANDERS, 6-11-1914 & 5th ROYAL IRISH LANCERS 2X 1914 Mons Star trios to the Jenings brothers 1) 1914 Star Trio To- LIEUT.G.P.C.JENINGS.SHROPS.L.I George Pierce Creagh Jenings was killed in action in France & Flanders 6-11-1914 serving with the 1st battalion of the Kings Shropshire Light Infantry. He has no known grave but is commemorated on the Ploegsteert memorial.He was 27 years of age at the time of his death & was a former pupil of the Royal Military College, Sandhurst. 2) 1914 Star Trio To- CAPT.H.C.JENNINGS.5/LCRS Herbert Creagh Jennings was born in Natal 10-6-92 and in 1913 was living at Marlborough barracks in Dublin when he qualified as a pilot with the Royal Aero club. He first landed in France 17-8-1914 and when he applied for the issue of his campaign medals in 1921 he was living in Dublin. Both men are recorded as the sons of the Late Colonel.Ulick Jennings of Ironpool, County Galloway. Whilst both brothers clearly qualified for the August to November 1914 clasp. It was issued to the N.O.K of George & Herbert simply never bother to make the application. Both trios are EF with the original silk medal ribbons and come complete with extensive research details including a very nice copy photograph of Herbert in Full uniform from his pilots certificate. Along with CWGC details & De Ruvigny\'s roll of honour details that include a picture of George in Uniform.

2 x 1914-15 TRIOS TO OFFICER BROTHERS, COLDSTREAM GUARDS KIA F&F 16-2-1915 & ROYAL NAVY KIA 31-1-1918 WITH THE LOSS OF HM SUBMARINE K17 31-1-1918 A truly superb family group to the Tyrrell brothers. 1) 1914-15 Trio To- 2-LIEUT.F.C.TYRRELL.C.GDS. Francis Cichester Tyrrell was the younger son of Sir William & Lady Tyrrell of 36 Egerton Close, Chelsea, London. He was educated at Downside & Balliol colledge, Oxford. He first landed in France 9-1-1915 and sadly died of wounds serving with the 3rd battalion of the Coldstream Guards 16-2-1915 after five short weeks in France. He was 22 years of age at the time of his death & is buried in Bethune town cemetery. 2) 1914-15 Trio To- LIEUT.H.W.L.TYRRELL.RN Hugo William Louis Tyrrell was the elder son of Sir William & Lady Tyrrell & was lost at sea 31-1-1918 with the loss of HM Submarine K.17 during the battle of May. He has no known grave other than the sea but is commemorated on the Chatham Naval memorial & was 26 years of age at the time of his death .Both men are recorded as the late sons of Sir William Tyrrell KCMG, KCVO, CB & Lady Tyrrell of 36 Edgerton Credent, London.SW.3 Both trios are NEF or better and are mounted for wear from the original silk medal ribbons. Complete with CWGC details and other basic research details for both recipients including a good copy image of the C.Gds officer in uniform.

2 x WW1 MEMORIAL PLAQUES TO BROTHERS,OFFICERS 1st & 1/7th NOTTS & DERBY REGIMENT, K.I.A 1-7-16, FIRST DAY OF THE SOMME & 12-3-1915 2 X WW1 Memorial Plaques to Brothers 1) WILLIAM EATON GUY WALKER. The recipient was educated at worksop College and was sadly killed in action in France & Flanders on the first day of the battle of the Somme 1-7-1916 serving as a captain with the 1/7th battalion of the Notts & Derby Regiment / Robin hood rifles. 2) HARRY CULLIS STEEL WALKER Was educated at Denstone college and was sadly killed in action in France & Flanders 12-3-1915 serving as a Lieutenant with the 1st battalion of the Notts & Derby Regiment. Both recipients were the sons of Major.W.Eaton Walker and Mrs Eaton Walker of Scarrington House, Scarrington, Notts, Both plaques are EF Mint and still retain the original chocolate brown patina. Complete with research details for both recipients that includes copy images of both recipients along with basic research details.

3 BAR CRIMEA PAIR, RIFLE BRIGADE Crimea medal with clasps for Alma, Inkermann & Sebastopol, Turkish Crimea medal with Sardinian obverse. Officially impressed To- J.PHIPPS.2nd.BN.RIFLE.Bde. 3778.Pte Joseph Phipps died at Scutari 2-1-1856 VF or better with contact marks in the obverse field on the British Crimea medal. Complete with medal roll & muster roll details.

3 BAR IGS 1895, 1914-15 TRIO, GV ARMY LS&GC & MEMORIAL PLAQUE, BTY.SJT.MJR. 8th & 6th MOUNTAIN BTY RGA, K.I.A F&F 17-6-1915, FROM LANGTOFT, LINCOLNSHIRE IGS 1895 With clasps for Relief of Chitral 1895, Tirah 1897-98, Punjab Frontier 1897-98, 1914-15 Trio & GV 1st type army LS&GC with memorial plaque To- 545.GNR.W.GAY.NO-8.MN.BY.R.A (IGS 1895) 545.B.S.MJR / WO.CL.II.W.GAY.R.G.A / R.A (Trio) & 545.SJT.W.GAY.R.G.A (LS&GC) William Gay was born in Langtoft, Lincolnshire & enlisted in Stamford Lincolnshire. Whilst living in Cwmbran, Monmouthshire. He served with No-8 Mountain battery of the R.G.A in India & went on to be awarded his LS&GC in 1912. He first landed in France 10-12-1914 & was sadly killed in action in France & Flanders17-6-1915 serving as a Battery Sjt Major with No-6 Mountain Battery & is buried in Ypres Reservoir cemetery. His widow applied for the issue of his trio & plaque in 1922 whilst living in Gosport, Hampshire. GVF or better & complete with MIC & medal roll details, CWGC details & other basic research

3 BAR QSA & 1911 CORONATION, YORKSHIRE REGIMENT / GREEN HOWARDS OFFICER QSA 1899-1902 With clasps for Cape Colony, Orange Free State & South Africa 1901 & 1911 coronation medal To- CAPT.G.W.L.HOOLE-LOWSLEY-WILLIAMS. YORK.R George Williams Lowsley Hoole-Lowsley-Williams from Tetbury Gloucestershire served with the 3rd battalion of the Yorkshire Regiment in South Africa during the Boer War & was M.I.D for services in South Africa in the London gazette 10-9-1901. GVF & Complete with a copy group photograph of the recipient & fellow officers from the Green Howards gazette & other basic research details. Small official correction to the recipients unit on the QSA & the 1911 coronation is correctly unnamed as issued.

3 BAR QSA & 1914 STAR TRIO, 2nd MANCHESTER REGIMENT, K.I.A F&F 13-11-1914, FROM BOLTON QSA 1899-1902 With clasps for Transvaal, South Africa 1901 & South Africa 1902 & 1914 star trio To- 6108.PTE.F.FIELDING.MANCH.REGT (QSA) & 6108.PTE.F.C.FIELDING.2/MANCH.R (1914 Star) & 6108.PTE.F.C.FIELDING.MANCH.R (WW1 Pair) Frederick Charles Fielding served with the 2nd battalion of the Manchester Regiment in South Africa during the Boer war & first landed in France with the battalion 27-10-1914. He was sadly listed as missing presumed killed in action in France & Flanders 13-11-1914. He was born in Chorley, Lancs & enlisted in Bolton, Lancs. He is buried in Aval wood military cemetery at Vieux-Berquin & left a widow Jane Elizabeth Fielding living at 5 Brook Street in Bolton. His MIC states that he is entitled to the August to November 1914 clasp to his 1914 star but sadly this is missing from the ribbon of the medal & has been replaced with a good quality modern replacement clasp. N.E.F or better with a very tiny ek to the QSA & complete with MIC & medal roll details. Along with SDGW details & CWGC details

3 BAR QSA & KSA PAIR, 1st YORKSHIRE REGIMENT, WOUNDED PAARDEBERG 23-2-1900 QSA 1899-1902 With clasps for Relief of Kimberley, Paaderberg & Transvaal, K.S.A 1901-1902 With clasps for South Africa 1901 & South Africa 1902 To- 3909.PTE.A.HUNTER.YORKSHIRE.REGT Alfred Hunter was born in London 1874 & enlisted in to the Yorkshire Regiment / Green Howards 7-12-1892 age 18. He first landed in South Africa in November of 1899 serving with the 1st battalion & was severely wounded at the battle of Paaderberg 23-2-1900 & was discharged in 1904 GVF or better & complete with copy service papers

3 BAR QSA & KSA PAIR, 8th BATTERY R.F.A QSA 1899-1902 With Clasps for Cape Colony, Transvaal & Wittebergen To- 52433.DVR.J.HYLANDS.8th.BTY.R.F.A (QSA) & 52433.DVR.J.HYLANDS.R.F.A (K.S.A) GVF or better & complete with medal roll details

3 BAR QSA & KSA PAIR, KINGS OWN SCOTTISH BORDERERS (K.O.S.B) WITH 2 BATTLE CLASPS QSA 1899-1902 With clasps for Cape Colony, Paardeberg , Johannesburg & KSA 1901-1902 with clasps for South Africa 1901 & South Africa 1902 To- 3233.PTE.B.HYMAN.K.O.SCOT.BORD GVF with minor eks & complete with medal roll details I reunited this pair of medals. I purchased the KSA in Berwick in October of this year & bought his QSA in auction in December in Cumbria. I suspect that they have been split apart for some time? hence the different tone to each medal.

3 BAR QSA & KSA PAIR,1st YORKSHIRE REGIMENT, SEVERELY WOUNDED PAARDEBERG 18-2-1900 QSA 1899-1902 With clasps for Relief of Kimberley, Paaderberg & Belfast, K.S.A 1901-1902 With clasps for South Africa 1901 & South Africa 1902 To- 4534.PTE.A.T.ROOT.YORKSHIRE.REGT Alfred Thomas Root was born in London 19-5-1880 & enlisted in to the Yorkshire Regiment / Green Howards 31-5-1894 as a 14 year old boy musician. He first landed in Cape Town 15-12-1899 serving with the 1st battalion & was severely wounded at the battle of Paaderberg 18-2-1900. He was hospitalised for three months but was sufficiently recovered to serve at the battle of Belfast in June. He returned home in October 1902 and was discharged in 1906. F/VF With contact marks in the obverse fields of both medals. Complete with copy service papers & medal roll details.

3 BAR QSA WITH ORIGINAL DISCHARGE DOCUMENT, SOUTH AFRICAN CONSTABULARY QSA 1899-1902 With clasps for Cape Colony, Orange Free State & Transvaal To- 643.3rd.CL.TPR.J.H.McELROY.S.A.C Joseph Hugh McElroy enlisted in to the S.A.C 14-4-01 & was discharged 30-3-1904. NEF with the original discharge document & copy medal roll details.

3 BAR QSA, OFFICER, VOLUNTEER COMPANY, ROYAL SCOTS FUSILIERS QSA 1899-1902 With clasps for Natal, Orange Free State & Transvaal To-CAPT.G.D.PORTEOUS.VOL.COY.R.SCOT.FUS George Dykes Porteous was born on 30th June 1875 in Maybole, Ayrshire, which is roughly halfway between Ayr and Girvan, the son of James S. Porteous who was the schoolmaster at Maybole Public School from 1869 onwards and still teaching there when it was renamed Maybole Ladyland School in 1891. He was educated at Maybole Public School, which was created in 1845 when the three schools in Maybole (including the original parish school) united under the name of Maybole Public School. The name was then changed in 1891 to Maybole Ladyland School. The school then assumed the title of Maybole Carrick Academy in 1905, and still later to become Carrick Academy. In the 1891 census he is living with his father (his mother had passed away before then) and his sibling’s at Oakbank House in Maybole and his occupation was pupil teacher in public school – probably under his father. He won a educational scholarship worth 20 pounds awarded by the Royal Agricultural Society of England in November 1892 (as did his brother Richard, also educated at Maybole Public school) Before WW1 the 2nd Volunteer battalion (after 1908 named the 5th battalion, Territorial Force) consisted of a Headquarters and A Company based at Ayr Infantry Barracks, B Company at Catrine, C Company at Maybole, D Company at Stranraer, E Company at Cumnock, F Company at Troon, G Company at Muirkirk and H Company at Dalmellington. Ayr Infantry Barracks was the regimental depot of the Royal Scots Fusiliers and the also the 2nd Volunteer Battalion, the Royal Scots Fusiliers. The Girvan Memorial commemorates Girvan men from the 2nd VB who volunteered to serve in South Africa in the Boer War as a Volunteer Service Company with the 2nd Regular Battalion. George Dykes Porteous was commissioned as a Second Lieutenant in the 2nd Volunteer Battalion, the Royal Scots Fusiliers, on 6th May 1893 (LG 5/5/1893), and promoted Lieutenant on 20th January 1894 (LG 19/1/1894). He was granted the temporary rank of Lieutenant in the Army whilst serving with the Volunteer Company that was attached to the regular 2nd battalion in South Africa on 24th February, 1900 (LG 23/2/1900) From “Records of the Scottish Volunteer Force 1859-1908”, page 269, covering the history of the 2nd Volunteer Battalion, the Royal Scots Fusiliers: “A large number of men volunteered for the war in South Africa, and 2 officers and 62 men actually served, of whom Lieutenant G. D. Porteous and 54 other ranks belonged to the 1st Service Company and 4 men to the 2nd Service Section of the Royal Scots Fusiliers. Lieutenant R. M. M. Buntine was also attached to the line battalion. Of the 1st Service Company, Lance-Corporal J. M\'Chesney and Privates R. Gilmore and J. M\'Lean died of disease.” It appears he left South Africa and rejoined the 2nd Volunteer Battalion, the Royal Scots Fusiliers on 6th July 1901. (LG 5/7/1901). However, he once again appears to have returned to South Africa as the London Gazette dated 11th February 1902 contains an entry stating that he was borne as Supernumerary for service in South Africa as of 24th December 1901, now in the rank of Captain. He was granted the temporary rank of Captain in the Army whilst serving in South Africa on 24th December 1901 (LG 8/4/1902). He rejoined the 2nd Volunteer Battalion, the Royal Scots Fusiliers, from being a Supernumerary Captain (and honorary Captain in the Army) on the 5th March 1904. (LG 4/3/1904) but shortly afterwards he resigned his Commission on 23rd July 1904 (LG 22/7/1904). He apparently emigrated to the USA in 1908 and by 1918 was living in Shoshoni, Fremont County, Wyoming, where work centred on the sheep ranching business. He was registered for the US draft in September 1918, working as a stockman for Woodruff & (??) in Shoshoni. In the enumeration of Shoshone as part of the US 1920 Census he is listed as single, and his occupation was sheep herder. Captain George D. Porteous died in 1948 and is buried in Lake View Cemetery at Shoshoni, Fremont County, Wyoming, United States of America. NEF & Complete with medal roll & war service details.

3 BAR QSA, VOLUNTEER COMPANY BLACK WATCH QSA 1899-1902 With clasps for Cape Colony, Orange Free State & Transvaal To- 9087.PTE.G.GRANT.VOL.COY.R.HIGHRS GVF/NEF & Complete with medal roll details

3 BAR QSA, YORKSHIRE REGIMENT OFFICER, 2X M.I.D & K.I.A EAST AFRICA 1916 QSA 1899-1902 With clasps for Cape Colony, Orange Free State & South Africa 1901 To- LT.G.C.DENTON.YORKSHIRE.REGT George Clarke Denton was born 22-4-1881 & was the only son of Sir George Chardin Denton K.C.M.G. Who was the governor of Gambia 1901-1911. He was commissioned in to the Yorkshire Regiment 19-10-1900 & served with the 3rd battalion in South Africa During the Boer war 1899-1902. He was attached to the Indian army & was sadly killed in action in East Africa whilst leading his men in a bayonet charge 9-10-1916. He was twice M.I.D for services in East Africa 22-11-1916 & 7-8-1917 for services rendered as a commander of Zanzibar troops. He was an old boy of Rugby school and was recommended for the award of the D.S.O. He is buried in Dar Es Salaam military cemetery & was 35 years of age at the time of his death. The medal is mounted as worn from the original ribbon & comes complete with research details that include a copy image of the recipient as part of a group from the regimental magazine.

3 BAR SUTLEJ, 31st REGIMENT / HUNTINGDONSHIRE REGIMENT 3 Bar Sutlej medal with clasps for Ferozeshuhur, Aliwal & Sobraon To- MICHAEL.PEYTON.31st.REGT The recipient was an Irish shoemaker from Kilkenny when he enlisted in to the 40th regiment in Dublin 1840. He transferred to the 31st regiment in 1844 & transferred to the 80th regiment in 1848. He transferred for the final time in 1854 to the 75th foot & was discharged after 21 years service in 1861. He was entitled to the Maharajapoor star, the three clasp Sutlej medal, IGS Pegu along with a two clasp indian mutiny medal & the LS&GC. FAIR TO FINE With heavy contact marks to both the obverse & reverse.EK to the reverse rim & complete with copy service papers.

3 BAR VOLUNTARY MEDICAL SERVICES MEDAL Voluntary Medical Services Medal with three extra long service clasps Unnamed as issued EF

3rd TYPE VICTORIAN ARMY LS&GC, 73rd FOOT / BLACK WATCH 3rd Type Victorian Army LS&GC To- 836.PTE.G.GOOD.73rd.FOOT. George Good was awarded his medal in Adjutant Generals LIST 38 of 1878. The 73rd foot became the 2nd Black Watch as part of the 1881 Cardwell reforms N.E.F & Complete with army order details

3rd TYPE VICTORIAN ARMY LS&GC, 92nd FOOT / GORDON HIGHLANDERS 3rd Type Victorian Army LS&GC To- 930.PTE.A.MILLAR.92nd.FOOT Alexander Millar was awarded his medal in Adjutant Generals LIST 38 of 1878. The 92nd foot became the 2nd Gordon Highlanders as part of the 1881 Cardwell reforms N.E.F & Complete with army order details

3rd TYPE VICTORIAN ARMY LS&GC, HIGHLAND LIGHT INFANTRY 3rd Type Victorian Army LS&GC To- 1828.CR.SJT.J.MAGEE.HIGH.L.I John Magee was born in County Antrim, Northern Ireland & enlisted in to the Highland Light infantry in 1874. His only overseas service was in the Mediterranean 1875 to 1880 & retired in 1895 after 21 years service. He however volunteered for service with the regiment again during WW1 but again had no overseas service & spent his war at the regimental depot. VF or better & complete with copy service papers

3rd TYPE VICTORIAN ARMY LS&GC, PAYMASTER SJT, 14th HUSSARS Army L.S. & G.C., V.R., 3rd issue, small letter reverse To- 1186 Paymr. Sergt. Mjr. Robt. Sexton 14th Hussars Robert Sexton was born near Ipswich. A clerk by occupation, he attested for the 14th Light Dragoons at Westminster on 1 April 1842, aged 22 years, 3 months. He served in the East Indies for over 17 years. Awarded the Punjab Medal with clasps for Chilianwala and Goojerat; I.G.S. with the clasp for Persia; and the Indian Mutiny Medal with clasp for Central India - served at Koonch, Gollowlie, Calpee, Morer and Gwalior. Paymaster Sergeant-Major Sexton was discharged at his own request with a pension on 24 February 1869. His three campaign medals were offered in Spink’s Numismatic Circular in October 1979. GVF/VF & Complete with copy papers

4 BAR QSA & 1914 MONS STAR TRIO, ROYAL LANCASTER REGIMENT, MOUNTED INFANTRY QSA 1899-1902 With clasps for Cape Colony, Orange Free State, Transvaal & South Africa 1902, 1914 Mons star trio To- 6662.PTE.J.SMITH.R.LANC.REGT.M.I (QSA) & 6662.PTE.J.EDWARDS.R.LANC.R James Edwards served with the Royal Lancaster Regiment mounted infantry in the Boer war under the assumed name / alias of James Smith. He first landed in France 23-8-1914 using his correct name James Edwards & the issue of the August to November clasp to his 1914 star is confirmed on his MIC. GVF/NEF & Complete with MIC & medal roll details.

4 BAR QSA, BLACK WATCH (THREE BATTLE CLASPS) QSA 1899-1902 With clasps for Cape Colony, Paardeberg, Driefontein & Wittebergen To- 3596.PTE.D.McINNES.2nd.RL.HIGHRS The recipient served with the 2nd battalion NEF & Complete with medal roll details

4 BAR QSA, OFFICER, RAILWAY PIONEER REGIMENT QSA 1899-1902 With clasps for Cape Colony, Orange Free State, Transvaal & South Africa 1901 To- CAPT.R.H.URMSON.RLY.PNR.RGT Roland Horsfall Urmson was born in Bardsley, Lancs in 1871 and first served overseas as a Sjt with the Railway Pioneer regiment with service number 1000. He was commissioned in to his own unit in 1900 & finished his war as a captain. GVF & complete with copy medal roll details and other basic research & biographical details

5 BAR QSA VOLUNTEER COY SEAFORTH HIGHRS & EVII T.F.E.M, 6th SEAFORTH HIGHRS QSA 1899-1902 With clasps for Transvaal, Cape Colony, Orange Free State, South Africa 1901 & South Africa 1902 & EV11 T.F.E.M To- 7245.PTE.R.CRUICKSHANK.VOL.COY.SEA.HIGHR & 112.PTE.R.CRUICKSHANK.6/S\'FTH.HDRS The recipient was a long serving volunteer with the Seaforth Highlanders & served with the volunteer company in the Boer War war. He went on to be awarded the Territorial Force Efficiency Medal in army order 186 dated 1-7-1909 after 12 years service.

5 BAR QSA, 15th NORTHUMBERLAND IMPERIAL YEOMANRY, FROM FENCEHOUSES, DURHAM QSA 1899-1902 With clasps for Cape Colony, Orange Free State, Transvaal, South Africa 1901 & South Africa 1902 To- 29666.PTE.J.OSMAN.15th.COY.IMP.YEO Joseph Osman from Fencehouses County Durham. was born in 1877 & Enlisted in to the 15th Imperial Yeomanry at Newcastle in February 1901. He served in South Africa from 15-3-1901 to 8-9-1902 when he returned to the UK & was discharged at Aldershot 15-9-1902. N.E.F With copy service papers & medal roll details. The top two dated clasps are loose on the ribbon but are confirmed on the medal rolls & were issued at a later date than the medal.

5 BAR QSA, KINGS ROYAL RIFLE CORPS QSA 1899-1902 With clasps for Cape Colony, Orange Free State, Transvaal, South Africa 1901 & South Africa 1902 To- 2063.PTE.S.BANKS.K.R.R.C Lightly polished VF with a deep black tone. Complete with medal roll details.

5 BAR QSA, OFFICER GORRINGES FLYING COLUMN QSA 1899-1902 With clasps for Cape Colony, Orange Free State. Johannesburg, Diamond Hill & South Africa 1901 To- LIEUT.C.TOWNLEY-FULLAM.GORRINGES.F.C The recipient was born in Liverpool & was a resident of East Yorkshire. He originally served in South Africa as a CSM with Uitenhage volunteer rifles & Marshalls Horse. Before being commissioned in to Gorringe\'s Flying Column. He was a bit of a local character in the East Riding & was often mentioned in the Hull daily Mail & the Beverley Echo. NEF & Complete with copy service papers, medal roll details & other research details including copy newspaper cuttings.

6 BAR QSA, COLDSTREAM GUARDS (ALL BATTLE CLASPS) QSA 1899-1902 With Clasps for Belmont, Modder River, Driefontein, Johannesburg, Diamond Hill & Belfast To- 1367.PTE.H,.ARMSTRONG.CLDSTM.GDS N.E.F/G.V.F & Complete with medal roll details

A SUPERB FAMILY / CASUALTY / GALLANTRY GROUP, BORDER REGIMENT DCM & TRIO FOR LOOS 1915, K.I.A F&F 1-7-1916, FIRST DAY OF THE SOMME, WEST KENT YEOMANRY PAIR, K.I.A F&F 31-8-1916 & R.F.A 1914-15 TRIO, K.I.A F&F 27-5-1915 A truly superb family group to three brothers who all made the supreme sacrifice in WW1 1) GVR 1st type WW1 Distinguished Conduct Medal (DCM) & 1914-15 Trio To- 9026.SJT.H.LONG.2/.BORD.R Henry Long first landed in France 1-5-1915 & was awarded the DCM in the London gazette 11-3-1916 for his actions at the battle of Loos 25-9-1915 serving with the 2nd battalion of the Border Regiment & was sadly killed in action in France & Flanders 1-7-1916 on the first day of the Somme. The citation for his DCM states, For Conspicuous gallantry & ability. When his officer had been killed he led his platoon with great coolness in the attack on the enemy trench, and later in a second attack. He is buried in Dantzig Alley British cemetery at Mametz on the Somme. 2) WW1 Pair To- 2325.PTE.W.V.LONG.W.KENT.YEO William Victor Young was initially reported as missing and then his death was assumed to have been taken place 31-8-1916. He has no known grave but is commemorated on the Thiepval memorial & was serving under his new six figure TF number 245369 at the time of his death. 3) 1914-15 Trio To- 70892.GNR.G.LONG.R.F.A/R.A George long first landed in France 17-1-1915 & was sadly killed in action in France & Flanders 27-5-1915 serving with the 103rd battery of the Royal Field Artillery. He is buried in Vlamertinghe military cemetery in Belgium. All three recipients were the sons of Charles.H.Long of Tottenham, London. Henry was born in Hackney but lived in Tottenham. Whilst both William & George were both born & lived in Tottenham. They can all be found living together in Tottenham in the 1901 census returns. All medals in all three groups are NEF or better & come with extensive research details. Including copy service papers, medal roll details, MIC details, CWGC details, SDGW details & other military & biographical research details.

A.G.S, KENYA, GLOUCESTERSHIRE REGIMENT EIIR A.G.S With Kenya clasp To- 23006081.PTE.D.HUNT.GLOSTERS GVF With minor contact marks

ABYSSINIA & VICTORIAN LS&GC, 3rd DRAGOON GUARDS & 18th HUSSARS Abyssinia 1868 & 3rd type Victorian army LS&GC To- 509.M.CONNOR.3rd.DRAGN.GDS (Abyssinia) & 1358.PTE.M.CONNOR.18th.HUSSARS (LS&GC) Michael Connor was born in Galway Town, Ireland & enlisted in to the 3rd Dragoon Guards at Westminster 14-1-1858. He served with the regiment in Abyssinia 5-3-1868 to 31-5-1868. He transferred to the 18th Hussars the same year & went on to be awarded his LS&GC in 1876. He was discharged in 1881 after just over 23 years service. The 3rd Dragoon Guards were the only British Cavalry unit to serve in the Abyssinia campaign & 214 medals were issued to the unit. SADLY SOMEONE HAS MADE AN ATTEMPT TO ERASE THE RECIPIENTS DETAILS FROM THE REVERSE OF THE ABYSINNIA MEDAL. BUT IT IS STILL STILL VISABLE WITH THE AID OF A GLASS & THE LS&GC IS 100% AS ISSUED. VF or better & complete with copy service papers & other basic research details.

AFGHANISTAN 1878-80, ALI MUSJID, 51st REGIMENT / K.O.Y.L.I Afghanistan 1878-79-80 with Ali Musjid clasp To- 8.BDE/155.PTE.J.V.HUGHES.51st.REGT In 1881 the 51st foot became the 1st battalion of the Kings Own Yorkshire Light Infantry. N.E.F with copy medal roll details & mounted as worn from a three prong silver ribbon buckle.

AGS SOMALILAND 1902-04 & QV RN LS&GC, HMS POMONE & HMS JUPITER EVII A.G.S With Somaliland 1902-04 Clasp & QV RN LS&GC To- E.J.LILLEY.CH.STO.HMS.POMONE (AGS) & E.J.LILLEY.CH.STO.HMS.JUPITER (LS&GC) Edward James Lilley was born at Eastchurch, Kent 19-1-1865 & enlisted in to the Royal Navy in 1886. He was awarded his LS&GC in 1901 & served aboard HMS Pomone during the Somaliland campaign of 1902-04. He was discharged to a pension in 1908 & died in Kent in 1937 GVF With minor contact marks to the right of the obverse field on the AGS & to the left of the LS&GC Complete with copy service papers (310 AGS Somaliland awarded to HMS Pomone)

ASHANTEE 1873-74, EGYPT ALEXANDRIA 11th JULY, QV RN LS&GC, HMS DRUID, HMS ALEXANDRA, HMS ASSISTANCE Ashantee 1873-74, Egypt & Sudan with 1882 dated reverse & Alexandria 11th July Clasp, QV RN LS&GC To- E.G.BOYLAND.E.R.ARTFR.HMS.DRUID.73-74 E.G.BOYLAND.E.R.ARTFR.HMS.ALEXANDRIA E.G.BOYLAND.ENG.RM.ARTF.HMS.ASSISTANCE Edward George Boyland was born in Southampton 10-8-1841 and enlisted in to the Royal Navy in 1870.He was awarded his LS&GC in 1890 & was pensioned to shore in 1891. A true EF group with copy service papers & medal roll details

BOER WAR & WW1 DCM GROUP, 82nd BATTERY R.F.A, COMMISSIONED RFA WW1 EVIIR Distinguished Conduct Medal (DCM), QSA 1899-1902 With clasps for Cape Colony, Transvaal & Wittebergen, K.S.A 1901-1902 With clasps for South Africa 1901 & South Africa 1902, 1914-15 trio & EVIIR Army LS&GC To- 67554.B.SJT.MJR.J.H.WILKINS.82nd.BTY.RFA (On the Distinguished Conduct Medal) 67554.B.SJT.MJR.J.H.WILKINS.77th.BTY.R.F.A ( On the QSA & KSA Pair) CAPT.H.WILKINS.D.C.M.R.F.A (1914-15 Star) CAPT.H.WILKINS (On the pair) 67554.B.SJT.MJR.H.WILKINS.R.F.A (LS&GC) Herbert Wilkins from Galway enlisted into the R.F.A at Preston 11-6-1888.He landed in South Africa 3-11-1899 & was mentioned in despatches for services in the Boer war 10-9-1901 & this was swiftly followed by the award of the DCM in the London gazette 27-9-1901. He was awarded the LS&GC in army order 67 of 1907 & was commissioned in to the Royal Field Artillery in 1915.He first landed in France 22-11-1915 & was discharged in 1919 .He applied for the issue of his campaign medals in 1921 & gave his home address as 33 North Dewes Road, Great Yarmouth. However when he died in 1929 he was living on Jersey in the Channel Islands. It is worthy of note that the recipients 1914-15 star has the DCM post nominals as part of the naming on the reverse of the medal. GVF or better with minor contact marks & complete with MIC details along with both officer & other ranks service papers & other basic research details

BOER WAR & WW1 DISTINGUISHED CONDUCT MEDAL GROUP, 2nd & 10th MANCHESTER REGIMENT EVIIR Distinguished Conduct Medal (DCM), QSA 1899-1902 With clasps for Cape Colony, Transvaal & Wittebergen, K.S.A 1901-1902 With Clasps for South Africa 1901 & South Africa 1902 Clasps, 1914-15 Trio, 1911 Coronation medal & EVIIR LS&GC To- 2479.CLR.SJT.S.E.KENNEDY.2nd.MANCH.R (DCM) 2479.C.SJT.S.E.KENNEDY.MANCH.R (QSA/KSA) QM & LIEUT.S.E.KENNEDY.MANCH.R (1914-15) QM & LIEUT.S.E.KENNEDY (WW1 Pair) 2479.C-SJT.S.E.KENNEDY.MANCH.R (LS&GC) The recipient was awarded the DCM for gallantry in South Africa during the Boer war in the London gazette 10-9-1901 whilst serving with the 2nd battalion. He was a resident of Oldham and was commissioned on to the 10th Territorial force battalion in 1910. He served with the 10th battalion as QM & Lieutenant during WW1 & was discharged with a silver war badge in 1917 due to ill health. VF or better & swing mounted for wear. Minor contact marks to all medals & complete with London gazette details, MIC & Medal roll details. Thought to be a unique combination to the regiment.

BOER WAR & WW1 LONG SERVICE GROUP WITH IMMEDIATE M.S.M & M.I.D, J.BTY R.H.A & 7th D.A.C,R.F.A QSA 1899-1902 With clasps for Cape Colony, Orange Free State, Johannesburg, Diamond Hill & Belfast, K.S.A 1901-1902 With clasps for South Africa 1901 & South Africa 1902, 1914 star trio with original August to November 1914 clasp, GVR Immediate M.S.M & GVR 1st type Army LS&GC To- 18840.SHG.STH.R.SIMPSON.J.BTY.R.H.A (QSA) 18840.SHG.STH.R.SIMPSON.R.H.A (K.S.A) 18840.FAR.QM.SJT.R.SIMPSON.R.H.A (1914 Star) 18840.A-WO.CL.1.R,SIMPSON.R.A (PAIR) 18840.FR.QM.SJT.R.SIMPSON.7/DAC.RFA (MSM) & 18840.FAR.QM.SJT.R.SIMPSON.R.F.A (LS&GC) After serving in South Africa during the Boer War the recipient went on to land in France 5-10-1914 & was awarded the immediate M.S.M for services in France in the London gazette 9-11-1916 & this was followed by by the award of a mention in despatches also for services in France & this was published in the London gazette 18-5-1917. The award of the August to November clasp to the recipients 1914 star is confirmed on his MIC GVF or better & complete with MIC & Medal roll details. Along with London gazette details that confirm all awards & clasps.

BOER WAR & WW1 OFFICERS DOUBLE LONG SERVICE GROUP, HAMPSHIRE REGIMENT & R.A.M.C QSA 1899-1902 With clasps for Cape Colony, Orange Free State, Transvaal, South Africa 1901 & South Africa 1902, 1914 Mons Star trio with original August to November 1914 clasp & M.I.D Oakleaves, Victorian Volunteer force long service medal, 1902 Coronation in bronze & GVR Territorial Decoration To-172.CLR.SJT.C.WHEARN.HAMPSHIRE.R (QSA) HON.LIEUT/QM&CAPT.C.W.HEARN.RAMC (WW1) 1268.C.SJT.C.W.HEARN.3rd.V.B.HAMPS.REGT Charles William Hearn was born in Southampton in 1864 & was a long serving member of the 3rd volunteer battalion of the Hampshire Regiment. He was awarded the volunteer long service medal in 1900 after 20 years service. He served in South Africa during the Boer war with the battalion & was commissioned in to the 3rd Wessex field ambulance in 1910. He landed in France 6-11-1914 with the 26th field ambulance & was mentioned in despatches for services in France in the London gazette 22-6-1915. He was awarded the TD in the London gazette 7-6-1917 & was discharged with a silver war badge at the wars end. He lived in both Southsea & Eastbourne after leaving the army & died in Eastbourne in 1949 age 85. Lightly polished NEF/GVF & Mounted as originally worn by the recipient. The reverse of the TD has been privately named & the top bar has had the pin removed from the reverse. Complete with extensive research details that include a full set of both officers & other ranks service papers along with London gazette details & other military & biographical details.

BOER WAR & WW1 RAMC WO.CL.1 / OFFICERS LONG SERVICE GROUP QSA 1899-1902 With clasps for South Africa 1902, Cape Colony, Orange Free State, 1914 Star trio, 1935 Silver Jubilee & GVR 1st type Army LS&GC To- 16473.PTE.W.GEORGE.R.A.M.C (Q.S.A) 16473.QM.SJT/WO.CL.1.W.GEORGE.RAMC (Trio) 16473.S.MJR.W.GEORGE.R.A.M.C (LS&GC) William George was born 2-7-1883 & served in the ranks from 1901 to 1925. He first landed in France 15-8-1914 serving with the 3rd General hospital. He was appointed Warrant officer in 1915 & awarded his LS&GC in army order 110 of 1920. He was commissioned Lieutenant & Quartermaster 20-11-25 & finished his service as a Major & QM 2-7-1938. He was recalled for service in WW2 & served in the UK 1939-1945. He passed away 2-3-1947. NEF & Mounted as worn. Complete with MIC & other basic details. (The clasps on the QSA & mounted in the incorrect order as stated)

BOER WAR 1900 NEW YEAR GIFT TIN / CHOCOLATE BOX Boer War New years chocolate gift tin from Queen Victoria to the troops serving in South Africa 1900. The smaller rectangular example in very nice condition with a large amount of the original painted finish.

BOER WAR TRIBUTE MEDAL FROM SUNDERLAND, 15th IMPERIAL YEOMANRY & 3rd V.B. DURHAM LIGHT INFANTRY Small gilt metal tribute medal (25mm) As issued by the city of Sunderland to members of the 15th Northumberland & Durham Imperial yeomanry & the 3rd Volunteer battalion of the Durham Light Infantry. Unnamed as issued The obverse depicts & yeoman & a volunteer with a maxim gun & states, Commemoration medal 1901. 15th.I.Y-3rd.V.B.DLI The reverse depicts the coat of arms of Sunderland & states, Sunderland volunteer service in the Boer war. NEF/EF

BOLTON & DISTRICT HUMANE SOCIETY, HULTON COLLIERY DISASTER MEDAL & LANCS & CHESHIRE MINES RESCUE MEDAL Bolton & District Humane Society Hulton Colliery disaster medal 21-12-1910 & the same recipients silver long service medal from the Lancashire & Cheshire coal owners rescue station To- GEORGE.WALTER.WILSON. The Hulton colliery medal is unnamed as issued & mounted from the original ribbon & pin. Its housed in its original fitted case of issue by Jenkins of Birmingham. (one of 165 of this medal issued) The recipient was born in 1888 & was a coal miner from Atherton. He died in 1960 & was cremated locally. No doubt he lost many friends in the disaster. The Pretoria Pit Disaster is the worst coal mining accident to have occurred in Lancashire, and the third-worst mining disaster in British history. The Pretoria Pit was a complex of coal mines owned by the Hulton Colliery Company and situated on the border of Westhoughton and Atherton. Pretoria Pit was the largest coal mine in the Westhoughton area, working five coal seams in the region. Each seam had its own mine: Trencherbone, Plodder, Yard, Three-Quarter, and Arley mine. The Hulton Colliery Co. employed approximately 2,500 people locally. On the morning of December 21, 1910, a total of 898 men and boys clocked in for the day shift at the Hulton Colliery, and most had descended the shafts below ground before 8 AM. One of those arriving for work early that morning was a 16-year-old boy, Joseph Shearer Staveley of Westhoughton, on his very first day of employment in the Yard mine workshops. A total of 347 men, including Joseph, had descended down the No. 3 pit shaft to work in the Yard mine that morning, when suddenly, at 7:50 AM there was a tremendous underground explosion, about 300 yards deep below the earth’s surface, at the level of the Yard mine. Mr. Alfred Tonge was the General Manager of Hulton Colliery at the time, and he lived almost two miles away from the pit head. He was home at the time of the blast and heard the explosion. He immediately left his home and arrived at the mine within about twenty minutes, leading a team of rescuers into the mine. He wrote an account of what he found upon his arrival, which was turned in to the inquiry as evidence during the investigation. Only 4 men working the Yard mine that morning were fortunate enough to survive the initial blast. However, it is likely that if Mr. Tonge had not acted as swiftly as he did, that these young men may not have been as fortunate. The initial survivors of the blast were Fountain Byers, John Sharples, Joseph Staveley, and William Davenport. We know from the diary entries of Fountain’s brother, Ben Byers, that Fountain would survive less than 24 hours. He left behind a wife, and child, just three days before Christmas, and was laid to rest at Wingates Parish Church on Christmas Day. The Mines rescue medal is named on the reverse to GEORGE.WALTER.WILSON & is on its original ribbon with its original silver top bar. Both medals are N.E.F/E.F & have never before been on the open market or offered for public sale.

BRITISH & UN KOREA PAIR WITH COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS & ORIGINAL PHOTOGRAPHS, GLOUCESTER REGIMENT, PRISONER OF WAR AT THE BATTLE OF IMJIM RIVER 26-4-1951 1st type Queen\'s Korea medal & UN Korea medal pair To- 22341327.PTE.D.R.BUTCHER.GLOSTERS. Donald Robert Butcher was born in Enfield, Middlesex in 1931 & enlisted for National service in 1950. He was captured & taken prisoner of war at the battle of Imjim river 26-4-1951 & was released 6-8-1953 & returned home onboard the Asturias. He settled back in to civilian life in Devon & married in 1954. He sadly passed away 7-11-2016. He was a well known member of the Devon branch of the regimental association. Complete with the recipients American presidential unit citation bar, 3x commemorative medals as worn by the recipients, a Gloucestershire regiment tercentenary silver medal in its case of issue, assorted lapel badges from the regimental association & a small photograph album that contains a dozen postcard size photographs as taken by or of the recipient whilst on military service including a number taken whilst a P.O.W & including an image of the recipient taking part in the P.O.W Olympic games in Korea. The Korea pair is NEF/GVF & mounted as worn & the naming is 100% perfect & free from any official corrections or alterations.

BRITISH & UN KOREA PAIR, BLACK WATCH, WOUNDED 8-11-1952 ATTACHED TO THE K.O.S.B EIIR 1st type Queen\'s Korea medal & UN Korea medal To- 22595698.PTE.H.L.SCOTT.B.W The recipient was wounded 8-11-1952 whilst attached to the K.O.S.B NEF & Complete with casualty roll details

BRITISH & UN KOREA PAIR, K.O.S.B, WOUNDED 23-2-1952 EIIR 2nd type Queen\'s Korea medal & UN Korea medal To- 22366657.PTE.J.REILLY.K.O.S.B The recipient was wounded 23-2-1952 NEF/GVF & Complete with casualty roll details

BSA COY MATABELELAND 1893 & 4 BAR QSA, BLACK WATCH B.S.A Company medal with Matabeleland 1893 reverse & QSA 1899-1902 With clasps for Orange Free State, Transvaal, South Africa 1901 & South Africa 1902 To- 4615.PTE.R.SCOTT.1st.R.HIGHRS 4615 Private Robert SCOTT, 1st Royal Highlanders and Bechuanaland Border Police Robert Scott was born about 1869 in the parish of Shotts, Lanarkshire. He was the son of Walter Scott – whose address, in 1891, was noted as \'Buchanan\'s Buildings, Burnbank\' - a small settlement situated between Hamilton and Blantyre, in Lanarkshire On 12 October 1891, at Hamilton, Robert Scott attested for the Royal Highlanders. Having given his \"Trade or Calling\' as \'Farm servant\', he agreed to serve \'7 years with the Colors, and 5 years in the Reserve\'. At that time, his height was measured at 5 feet 4 inches and he was noted to have a fresh complexion, with grey eyes and light brown hair. His \'Distinctive Marks\' were also described: \'Blue mark under right eye & on right forehead, Scar front of chest & left forearm\'. His \'Religious Denomination\' was recorded as \'Presbyterian\'. Having been allocated No. 4615, Private Scott reached the Black Watch Depot at Perth on the following day, 13 October. After basic training, he was posted to the 2nd Battalion on 22 December 1891. He served in Ireland with this battalion -- and has been traced in its muster rolls as being present in Limerick on 1 February 1892, and on 1 August 1892. Posted abroad to the 1st Battalion Black Watch, Robert Scott served in Gibraltar from 5 October 1892. He remained there up to 28 January 1893, when he embarked on HMS Himalaya, bound for Egypt. Having arrived at Abbassiyeh on 5 February 1893, the 1st Black Watch remained in Egypt until 3 March when the battalion was split in two. On that day, one half of the men left for Mauritius while, on 4 March 1893, the other half embarked once more on HMS Himalaya, bound for South Africa. Private Scott must have been with this half of the battalion, which reached Cape Town on 6 April 1893. Thereafter, he is shown on the muster rolls for \'B\' Company as serving in Cape Town on both 1 June, and 1 December, 1893. However, at the time of the latter date, he was actually attached to the Bechuanaland Border Police - his soldier\'s records noting that he \'served in the Matabele campaign from 18.10.93 to 21.3.94\'. Indeed, Private Scott was one of only 18 men from the 1st Black Watch - one officer and 17 other ranks - who took part in this campaign as mounted infantry, and who went on to receive the British South Africa Company\'s Medal. After exactly two years\' service, he had been granted Good Conduct Pay – though he forfeited this on 6 July 1895. Shortly after, on 10 July 1895, Private Scott was noted to be \'in the hands of the Civil Power\'. He was \'convicted of assault\' the following day - then returned to duty on 12 July 1895. In his soldier\'s records, it was made clear that these two days spent in civil hands did not count towards his pensionable service. Nevertheless, his Good Conduct Pay was restored on 5 February 1896 – following which, on 18 February 1896, he is noted to have commenced service in India. On 19 May 1899, his Good Conduct Pay was doubled, to 2d per day. Private Scott remained in India with the 1st Black Watch throughout the first years of the South African War. On 12 November 1901, at Kamptee, near Nagpur in central India, he agreed to extend his service to complete 12 years with the Colours. No doubt, the 397.8 Rupees he then received as a bounty played some part in persuading him to reach this decision- as it was fully intended to do. At that time, the Empire had a pressing need to retain its trained soldiery – particularly with regard to the continuing conflict in South Africa. On 6 December 1901, the 1st Black Watch, Robert Scott included, arrived there — following which, he campaigned against the Boers in the Orange Free State and the Transvaal. The war ended on 31 May 1902, though Private Scott remained in South Africa until October of that year, when he returned to the UK - landing there on 28 October 1902. He served at \'Home\' for the remainder of his Army career and passed a mounted infantry course at Bulford, on 17 July 1903. However, even near the very end of his service, he forfeited a penny a day Good Conduct Pay on 20 July and, again, on 7 October 1903. Having served for 12 years, Robert Scott was discharged from the Army on 12 October 1903 - still in the rank of Private - on the \'termination of his first period of engagement\'. The BSA Company medal is a regimental rarity as only 17 other ranks & one officer of the regiment were awarded it. NEF & Complete with basic biographical & military research details.

BSA COY MEDAL RHODESIA 1896 WITH MASHONALAND 1897 CLASP & 5 BAR QSA, 7th HUSSARS, WITH ORIGINAL PHOTOGRAPHS & PAPERS BSA Company medal with Rhodesia 1896 reverse & Mashonaland 1897 clasp, QSA 1899-1902 With clasps for Cape Colony, Orange Free State, Transvaal, South Africa 1901 & South Africa 1902 To- 3762.PTE.J.A.MILLER.7th.HUSSARS GVF/NEF & Complete with 11 original photographs of the recipient in uniform. Including one of him wearing the BSA Coy medal. Along with the recipients birth, marriage & death certificates. The Mashonaland clasp is loose on the ribbon of the B.S.A.Coy medal but is confirmed on the medal rolls that come with the group.

CANADA GSM FENIAN RAID 1866, R.M.L.I, HMS AURORA Canada G.S.M with Fenian Raid 1866 Clasp To- 15442.PTE.R.JACKSON.R.M.L.I.HMS.AURORA. One of only 27 examples of this medal as issued to all ranks of the R.M.L.I Robert Jackson was born in Stoke on Trent 16-6-1843 & enlisted in to the R.M.L.I 13-6-1862 when he stated that he was a potter from Wolverhampton. He served in Canada 1866-1867 & returned to the UK 21-12-1867. He was discharged in 1874 & his medal was issued in 1899. NEF & Complete with copy medal roll details & other basic research.

CANDAHAR GHUZNEE CABUL MEDAL, 40th REGIMENT / 2nd SOMERSET 1842 H.E.I.C Medal with Candahar Ghuznee, Cabul reverse To- PRIVATE.HENRY.HAMMERSLEY.HMS.40th.REGT 1411 private Henry Hammersley can be found in the 1841 army index serving with the 40th regiment in Bombay & ten years later still serving with the 40th regiment in Cork, Ireland. FAIR to FINE with heavy contact marks overall & with a contemporary replacement silver suspender. The recipients rank & first name have been obliterated by contact wear but his surname & regiment can still be seen.

CHINA 1842, 55th REGIMENT / BORDER REGIMENT China 1842 With the original Continental silver suspender To- THOMAS.REYNOLDS.55th.REGIMENT.FOOT. GVF or better & complete with basic research details.

CHINA 1900, QSA WITH NATAL CLASP & 1914-15 TRIO, HMS TERRIBLE & HMS HAWKE, KIA 15-10-1914 No bar China 1900, QSA 1899-1902 With Natal Clasp & 1914-15 trio To- C.R.CHILDS.AB.HMS.TERRIBLE (China 1900) 179912.ORD.C.R.CHILDS.HMS.TERRIBLE (QSA) & 179912.C.R.CHILDS.AB.RN (1914-15 Trio) Charles Robert Childs was born in Newhaven, Sussex in 1878 & enlisted in to the Royal Navy in 1894. He served onboard HMS Terrible during the Boer War & 1900 Boxer rebellion in China & was part of the shore party that went onshore in Natal Province. He joined HMS Hawke in 1913 & was serving onboard when she was sunk by U9 in the North Sea 15-10-1914. He has no known grave but is commemorated on the Chatham Naval Memorial & has a short entry in De Ruvigny\'s roll of honour. NEF & Mounted on a bar for wear. Complete with extensive research details including copy service papers & biographical details

CHINA 1900, SICK BERTH STEWARD, HMS PLOVER No clasp China 1900 To- R.H.GHOREY.S.B.S.HMS.PLOVER Richard Henry Ghorey / Gorey was born in Portsmouth 7-1-1873 and was working as a chemists assistant when he enlisted in to the Royal Navy in 1895. He served onboard HMS Plover during the Boxer rebellion of 1900 & was one of only 74 recipients of the China medal to this ship. He continued to serve until 1919 when he was discharged due to his age & he is also entitled to the 1914-15 trio. Lightly polished VF or better & complete with copy service papers & medal roll details

CRIMEA, SEBASTOPOL, 1st BTN, ROYAL ARTILLERY British Crimea medal with Sebastopol clasp Officially impressed on the rim in the correct style To- W.WELBURN.GR&DR.1st.BATN.RL.ARTY. William Welburn was born in Sutton, South Yorkshire in 1829 and enlisted in to the Royal Artillery in 1853. He served in both the Crimea and on Gibraltar before he was discharged due to ill health in 1865. Complete with copy service papers & medal roll details. Along with other basic biographical research details. F/VF with two eks & contact marks in the obverse field.

CRIMEA, SEBASTOPOL, 34th REGIMENT / BORDER REGIMENT Crimea 1854-55 With Sebastopol Clasp To- T.FARRELL.34th.REGT Officially impressed & complete with medal roll details N.E.F / E.F

DAVIDSON’S NILE MEDAL 1798, BRONZE ISSUE Davidson\'s Nile medal 1798 Bronze issue Unnamed as issued GVF or better

DISTINGUISHED SERVICE MEDAL (DSM) & 1914-15 TRIO, HMS SUNFLOWER 1917, FROM SUNDERLAND GVR WW1 Distinguished Service Medal (DSM) & 1914-15 Trio To- EA.1298.W.R.LANE. E.R.A / C.E.R.A. R.N.R.HMS.SUNFLOWER.1917. The recipient was a resident of Sunderland & his award of the DSM for minesweeping services onboard HMS Sunflower was published in the London gazette 17-4-1918. He died whilst still a member of the RNR in Sunderland 18-1-1922. NEF or better & complete with both copy service papers & London gazette details.

DOUBLE ISSUE QSA & 1914-15 TRIO, SOMERSET LIGHT INFANTRY OFFICER, WOUNDED & M.I.D BOER WAR & K.I.A F&F 19-3-1916 QSA 1899-1902 With clasps for Cape Colony, Orange Free State & Transvaal, QSA 1899-1902 With clasps for Cape Colony, Orange Free State, Transvaal, South Africa 1901 & South Africa 1902 & 1914-15 trio To- 31082.PTE.G.B.S.WALDRON.51st.COY.IMP.YEO LIEUT.G.B.S.WALDRON.IMP.YEO (on the 2nd QSA) & LIEUT / CAPT.G.B.S.WALDRON.SOM.L.I (Trio) George Basil Stewart Waldron served as an other rank with the Imperial yeomanry & went on to be commissioned in to the Imperial Yeomanry. He was wounded 21-1-1902 & M.I.D for bringing in a wounded man whilst under fire 17-1-1902. This resulted in him being commissioned 21-3-1902. After his service in the Boer war he went out to work in Argentina but returned to the UK on the outbreak of WW1. He was sadly killed in action in France & Flanders 19-3-1916 serving with the 6th battalion of the Somerset Light Infantry when he was shot through the head by a sniper. He was 40 years of age at the time of his death & is buried in Agny military cemetery in France & is recorded by the CWGC as the late 40 year old son of Son the late Col. Walrond, of Dulford House, Cullompton, Devon; husband of Mabel Walrond (nee Bloxsome), of Flat 8, 40, Poley St., London. A scarce group with the double issue QSA to a very well documented officer casualty. Complete with extensive research details including images from the graphic & the Argentinian book of volunteers. Along with much more historical & biographical details.

E&W AFRICA BENIN 1897, 1914-15 TRIO & EVII RN LS&GC, HMS THESEUS & HMS IRRESISTIBLE, M.I.D FOR MINESWEEPING 20-9-1918 East & West Africa with Benin 1897 Clasp, 1914-15 Trio with M.I.D Oakleaves & EVII RN LS&GC To- J.DIWELL.STO.HMS.THESUS (E&W.Africa) & 279173.J.DIWELL.S.P.O.RN (1914-15 Trio) & 279173.JOHN.DIWELL.S.PO.HMS.IRRESISTIBLE John Diwell was born in Camberwell, London 28-11-75 and enlisted in to the Royal Navy in 1895. He was awarded his LS&GC in 1912 & during WW1 he spent most of his service onboard HMS DIDO. He was mentioned in despatches for minesweeping services in the London gazette 20-9-1918.He left the service the following year & sadly passed away in Dartford, Kent 4-6-1949. NEF & Complete with a nice original cabinet photograph of the recipient & his wife. Along with the original pages from the London gazette supplement for the award of the recipients M.I.D & copy service papers & medal roll details.(Please note that the recipients surname has been impressed as Divell on the WW1 Pair. However the number & medal rolls confirm.

E&W AFRICA WITU 1890, 1914-15 TRIO, 1902 CORONATION & EVIIR RN LS&GC, H.M.YACHT VICTORIA & ALBERT East & West Africa Medal with Witu 1890 Clasp, 1914-15 Trio, 1902 Coronation in Bronze & EVIIR RN LS&GC To- 131491.E.CLIFF.AB/PO.HMS.BOADICEA / HMY.VICTORIA & ALBERT Edmund Cliff was born in the village of Bramley near Rotherham, South Yorkshire in 1867 & enlisted in to the Royal Navy as a boy in 1875. He served onboard HMS Boadicea during the Witu campaign of 1890 & by the time of the 1902 Coronation he was serving onboard the Royal Yacht Victoria & Albert. He was awarded his LS&GC whilst still serving on the Royal Yacht & was pensioned to shore in 1907. He was recalled for service in WW1 & again left the service at the wars end & returned to Rotherham to become a pub landlord & sadly passed away in 1930 at the age of 63. The 1902 coronation was presented to the recipient by the king onboard the royal yacht & has been neatly named as such on the reverse of the medal. NEF & Complete with copy service papers & extensive research details.

EGYPT & SUDAN, EL-TEB-TAMAAI, 3rd K.R.R.C, DIED BOER WAR 26-7-1900 Egypt & Sudan Medal with undated reverse & EL-TEB-TAMAAI Clasp To- 1009.PTE.H.TOWLE.3/K.R.R.C The recipient died in Newcastle, South Africa 26-7-00 whilst serving in the Boer war of 1899-1902 VF with contact marks from the khedives star to the obverse & complete with medal roll details

EGYPT & SUDAN, SUAKIN 1885. HMS DOLPHIN Egypt & Sudan medal with undated reverse & Suakin 1885 Clasp To- F.CLAYDEN.ORD.HMS.DOLPHIN. Frederick Clayden was born in London 10-11-1865 & joined the Royal Navy 10-11-1883 age 18 & was discharged to shore 25-11-1893 after ten years service. GVF or better & complete with copy service papers & medal roll details. One of 115 recipients of this clasp to this ship.

EGYPT 1882 & VICTORIAN RN LS&GC, HMS SWIFTSURE & HMS TAMAR Egypt & Sudan medal with 1882 dated reverse & EVII RN LS&GC To- J.JEDWARDS.STOKR.HMS.TAMAR. (Egypt) & J.J.EDWARDS.LG.STOKER.HMS.SWIFTSURE John James Edwards was born in Devonport 11-2-48 & enlisted in to the Royal Navy as Stoker in 1871. He served onboard HMS Tamar during the Egypt campaign of 1882 & was awarded his LS&GC in 1891 which was the same year that he was discharged to a pension. GVF/NEF & Complete with copy service papers.

EGYPT 1882, IGS BURMA 1885-7 & QV RN LS&GC, HMS AGINCOURT, HMS BACCHANTE, HMS EXCELLENT Egypt medal with 1882 dated reverse, IGS 1854 With Burma 1885-7 Clasp & QV RN LS&GC To- V.MAGUIRE.AB.HMS.AGINCOURT (Egypt) V.MAGUIRE.AB.HMS.BACCHANTE (IGS) V.MAGUIRE.PO.1st.CL.HMS.EXCELLENT (LS&GC) Vincent Maguire was born in Stoke on Trent 31-8-62 & enlisted in to the Royal Navy as a boy in 1878. He was awarded his LS&GC in 1900 & pensioned to shore later the same year. GVF with minor contact marks, dark toned with short lengths of the original silk medal ribbons & complete with copy service papers.

EGYPT 1882, TEL-EL-KEBIR, 2nd DUKE OF CORNWALL\'S LIGHT INFANTRY, D.C.L.I Egypt & Sudan with 1882 dated reverse & Tel-El-Kebir Clasp To- 359.PTE.M.DELAHUNTY.2/D.OF.C.L.I NEF & Complete with copy medal roll details.

EGYPT PAIR (SUAKIN 1885) & RN LS&GC, R.MARINE.L.I Egypt & Sudan medal with undated reverse & Suakin 1885 clasp, Victorian narrow suspender RN LS&GC & 1884-86 Dated Khedives star To- W.GREY.PTE.R.M.L.I (Egypt) Wm.GREY.CORPL.NO-2442.CHAT.R.M.L.I(LS&GC) William Grey was born in Hackney, London 18-10-64 and enlisted into the Royal Marine Light Infantry in London 18-5-1883. He served at Egypt & the Sudan 1884-1885 & was in action at Suakin 1885. He was awarded his LS&GC in 1894 & was discharged to pension during the same year. He was recalled for service in WW1 & served at home for the duration. F/VF with heavy contact marks from the Khedives star & with traces of old lacquer to all three medals. Complete with copy service papers.

EGYPT PAIR ALEXANDRIA 11th JULY & QV RN LS&GC, HMS PENELOPE & HMS PEMBROKE Egypt & Sudan with Alexandria 11th July clasp & 1882 dated reverse, QV RN LS&GC & 1882 dated Khedives Star To- W.A.HARTFIELD.E.R.ARTFR.HMS.PENELOPE & WALTER.A.HARTFIELD.ENG.ROOM.ARTR. HMS.PEMBROKE (LS&GC) Walter Albert Hartfield was born in Woolwich, Kent 29-6-1848 & enlisted in to the Royal Navy in 1872. He served onboard HMS Penelope at Alexandria during the Egypt campaign of 1882 & was awarded his LS&GC later the same year. He sadly died of consumption whilst serving on the ascension Islands 8-8-1889 & was discharged dead. Superb EF/NEF with no contact marks in either the obverse or reverse field & one very tiny ek to the rim of the Egypt. Complete with copy service papers & other basic research details.

EGYPT PAIR, TEL-EL-KEBIR, 3rd KINGS ROYAL RIFLE CORPS 1882 Egypt & Sudan medal with 1882 dated reverse & Tel-El-Kebir clasp & unnamed 1882 dated Khedives star To- 1343.PTE.C.BROWN.3/K.R.RIF.C NEF/GVF & Complete with medal roll details

EGYPT, GEMAIZAH 1888, 2ND K.O.S.B Egypt & The Nile medal 1882-1889 With unndated reverse & Gemaizah 1888 clasp To- 2153.PTE.E.LAMB.2nd.K.O.S.B The recipient was a native of Gateshead & enlisted at Berwick 26-11-1886 & was discharged unfit in 1894. Other than a Khedives star this is the recipients only medal entitelment VF with minor contact marks from the star & complete with copy service papers & medal roll details.

EIIR 2nd TYPE REGULAR ARMY LS&GC, A.P.T.C EIIR 2nd type Regular Army LS&GC To- 24543373.SSGT.K.SYKES.APTC NEF with tiny ek to the rim

EIIR 2nd TYPE SPECIAL CONSTABULARY FAITHFUL SERVICE MEDAL EIIR 2nd Type Special Constabulary faithful service medal To- FRED.INGHAM NEF

EIIR GSM CANAL ZONE, BORDER REGIMENT EIIR 2nd type GSM 1918-62 with Canal Zone clasp To- 22732339.PTE.R.HETHERINGTON.BORD.R Lazer engraved in the correct style NEF

EIIR GSM CANAL ZONE, SCOTS GUARDS EIIR 2nd type GSM 1918-1962 With Canal Zone Clasp To- 22636668.GDSM.H.M.BROWN.SG NEF

EIIR GSM CYPRUS, R.A.F OFFICER EIIR 2nd type GSM 1918-62 With Cyprus Clasp To- FLT.LT.R.DUERDEN.R.A.F Roy Duerden was commissioned in to the Secretarial branch of the RAF 15-2-1955 & left the service on the 6th of May 1962. EF & Complete with London Gazette details

EIIR GSM MALAYA & RAF LS&GC, FG-OFFICER.R.A.F WITH BOXES OF ISSUE & PHOTO EIIR 1st type G.S.M 1918-1962 With Malaya clasp & EIIR 2nd type R.A.F LS&GC To- 4119519.SAC.W.L.STOKER.R.A.F (GSM) & FG.OFFR.W.L.STOKER.R.A.F (LS&GC) William Leslie (Bill) Stoker was born 12-12-1934 & died 25-4-2020. EF/NEF & Complete with the named box of issue for the LS&GC along with a funeral tribute bookmark that depicts the recipient in uniform & gives some basic biographical details

EIIR R.A.F MILITARY B.E.M GROUP WITH WW2 M.I.D, GSM ARABIAN PENINSULA & RAF LS&GC EIIR Military British Empire Medal (B.E.M), WW2 Defence Medal, 1939-45 War Medal with M.I.D Oakleaf, EIIR 2nd type GSM 1918-1962 With Arabian Peninsula Clasp & EIIR 2nd type R.A.F LS&GC To- 626831.SGT/F-SGT.ALBERT.SUTTON.R.A.F Albert Sutton was awarded the Military B.E.M in the London gazette 1-1-1959 & was M.I.D for services in the UK during WW2 in the London gazette 14-1-44. NEF & Swing mounted as worn

EVII ARMY LS&GC, ROYAL SCOTS FUSILIERS EVII ARMY LS&GC To- 1941.C-SJT.G.BALLANTINE.RL.SCOTS.FUS George Ballantine was awarded his LS&GC in 1907 NEF & Complete with army order details

EVII MILITIA LONG SERVICE, LANCS R.G.A MILITIA EVII Militia long service To- 7088.CPL.J.SCAIFE.LANC.R.G.A John Scaife was awarded the Militia long service in army orders dated August 1910 & was one of a total of 10 recipients of this medal to this unit between 1904 & 1910 out of a total issue of 1587 medals to the British Army between 1904 & 1930 NEF & complete with medal roll details

EVII RN LS&GC, HMS VIVID EVII RN LS&GC To- J.E.SMITH.CH.STO.HMS.VIVID NEF/EF

EVII SPECIAL RESERVE LONG SERVICE, EASTERN COMMAND R.F.A EVII Special reserve long service To- 982.GNR.T.JONES.R.F.A The recipient was awarded his medal in October 1911 as a member of Eastern command R.F.A NEF & Complete with medal roll details

EVII TERRITORIAL FORCE EFFICIENCY MEDAL, 7th ARGYLL & SUTHERLAND HIGHLANDERS EVII T.F.E.M To- 353.SJT.A.MORRISON.7/A&S.HIGHRS The recipient was awarded his efficiency medal in army order 186 dated 1-7-1909. N.E.F & Complete with army order details

EVII TERRITORIAL FORCE EFFICIENCY, 1st WEST LANCASHIRE BRIGADE R.F.A EVII Territorial Force Efficiency Medal To- 125.GNR.S.HOEY.1/W.L.B.R.F.A Awarded in army order number number 7 dated 1909 One of only 25 examples of this medal to this unit NEF & Complete with medal roll details.

EVII VOLUNTEER MEDAL WITH A SUPERB SELECTION OF SHOOTING MEDALS, 2nd V.B. NORTHUMBERLAND FUSILIERS EVII Volunteer long service medal To- 313.SJT.J.GRUNDY.2/V.B.NTH\'LD.FUS Complete with the following group of shooting medals 1) The national rifle association bronze medal with a top suspender bar engraved Durham & a 2nd award bar dated 1898. Named on the rim. WON BY CORPORAL.J.GRUNDY 1894. 2) County of Northumberland rifle team meet 1907 with a top bar named SJT J GRUNDY. 3) Hallmarked Sterling silver & enamel medal from the English XX club county champion. Unnamed as issued. 4) National Rifle association Bisley 1900 grand aggregate bronze medal. Unnamed as issued. Sjt Grundy was awarded his Volunteer medal for 20 years service in army order 104 of 1908. GVF or better & a superb combination of awards. Compete with medal roll details for the volunteer long service medal.

EVIIR MILITIA LONG SERVICE, 3rd NORFOLK REGIMENT MILITIA EVIIR Militia Long service To- 1204.PTE.G.CARRIAGE.3/NORFOLK.REGT.MIL The recipient was awarded his medal in 1905 & was one of 18 recipients of the Militia long service medal to this regiment out of a total issue of 1587 medals to the British Army between 1904 & 1930 NEF with a very minor ek to the rim & basic medal roll details

FATHER & SON FAMILY GROUP TO THE MIRTLE FAMILY, ROXBURGH & SELKIRK RIFLE VOLUNTEERS, 8th ROYAL SCOTS & 4th K.O.S.B, WITH SHOOTING MEDALS & TROPHIES A very nice father & son family group to the Mirtle family 1) Victorian volunteer long service medal To- CORPL.W.MIRTLE.1st.ROX & SELK.RV.1894 Complete with a superb selection of shooting medals & trophies that are all named to the recipient. Including a small sterling silver trophy dated 1925 (141 Grams), N.R.A Bisley medal in sterling silver (23 Grams) small silver shooting medal made from a 1881 shilling coin and awarded to the recipient 25-8-1881 for his services at the royal review in Edinburgh whilst serving with the Border Rifles & 2x bronze shooting / N.R.A medals. 2) 1914-15 Trio & EVII Territorial Force efficiency medal To- 7115.SJT.P.R.MIRTLE.8/R.SCOTS (TFEM) & 6622.C.QM.SJT / WO.CL.2.P.R.MIRTLE. KOSB. Complete with a large & heavy sterling silver Maltese cross shaped shooting medal named to the recipient & darted 1928 (44 Grams). Peter.R.Mirtle was awarded the Territorial Force Efficiency medal in army order 75 dated 1-4-1910 whilst serving with the 8th Royal Scots & first landed in Gallipoli / The Balkans 20-5-1915 serving with the 4th K.O.S.B. He later transferred to the Labour Corps with service number 654725 & was discharged in 1919. All medals are GVF/NEF & Most of the shooting medals are housed in the original cases of issue. Complete with MIC & medal roll details & the fathers K.O.S.B old comrades association life membership card dated 1945. (Sadly the silver items have a scrap silver value of £130+)

GENUINE WW2 1st ARMY CLASP FOR THE AFRICA STAR 100% genuine 1st Army clasp as issued to entitled recipients who served with the 1st Army in North Africa 1942-1943 NEF/GVF Condition

GENUINE WW2 8th ARMY CLASP FOR THE AFRICA STAR 100% Genuine 8th Army Clasp for the ribbon of the Africa Star As issued to entitled recipients who served with the 8th Army in North Africa 1942-43 EF & Unnamed as issued

GENUINE WW2 FRANCE AND GERMANY CLASP FOR THE ATLANTIC OR AIR CREW EUROPE STAR 100% Genuine France And Germany Clasp for the ribbon of the Atlantic or Air Crew Europe stars As issued to entitled recipients who qualified for the France & Germany star after first qualifying for the Air Crew Europe or Atlantic star. EF & Unnamed as issued

GENUINE WW2 NORTH AFRICA 1942-43 CLASP FOR THE AFRICA STAR 100% genuine North Africa 1942-43 clasp as issued to entitled Royal Navy & RAFrecipients who served with in North Africa 1942-1943 NEF/GVF Condition

GENUINE WW2 PACIFIC CLASP FOR THE BURMA STAR Genuine WW2 Pacific Clasp for the Burma Star. As awarded to recipients who went on to qualify for the Pacific star after first qualifying for the Burma Star NEF & unnamed as issued

GSM MALAYA PENINSULA & RN LS&GC, HMS HERON, FLEET AIR ARM GSM 1962 With Malay Peninsula Clasp & EIIR 2nd type RN LS&GC To- F.956660.V.WILLINGHAM.R.E.A.(A)2.RN (GSM) & F956660.V.WILLINGHAM.R.E.A.(A)1.HMS.HERON The recipient was a member of the Fleet Air Arm NEF with minor contact marks to both medals & Swing mounted as worn

GSM NORTHERN IRELAND, 15/19th HUSSARS GSM 1962 With Northern Ireland clasp To- 24174473.TPR.S.C.JACKSON.15/19.H NEF/GVF

GSM NORTHERN IRELAND, ROYAL HIGHLAND FUSILIERS GSM 1962 With Northern Ireland Clasp To- 24347824.FUS.W.HAMILTON.RHF NEF/EF

GSM PALESTINE & MALAYA & WW2 GROUP WITH LS&GC, BORDER REGIMENT & MANCHESTER REGIMENT GVIR 1st type GSM 1918-1962 With Palestine & Malaya Clasps, 1939-45 Star, Italy Star, Defence Medal, 1939-45 War Medal & EIIR 1st type Regular Army LS&GC To- 3442889.PTE.C.H.BLAKE.BORD.R (GSM) & 3442889.PTE.C.H.BLAKE.MANCH.R (LS&GC) Mounted as worn & complete with medal roll details for the Palestine clasp to the GSM. GVF or better.

GSM PALESTINE & WW2 GROUP WITH LS&GC, ROYAL SCOTS GVIR 1st type GSM 1918-1962 With Palestine Clasp, 1939-45 Star, Defence Medal, 1939-45 Star & GVIR 1st type Regular Army LS&GC To- 7077310.PTE.W.H.COLE.R.SCOTS. Walter Harold Cole served with the Royal Scots in Palestine during the Arab revolt of 1936-39 & was awarded his LS&GC in army order 189 of 1941. He applied for the issue of his campaign medals in 1950 whilst living in Hampshire & stated that the last unit that he served with was the A.C.C. NEF & Complete with medal roll details, Army order details & WW2 Medal application card details.

GSM PALESTINE & WW2 GROUP,1st SHERWOOD FORESTERS, P.O.W & WOUNDED CYRENAICA 1942 GVIR 1st type GSM 1918-1962 with Palestine clasp, 1939-45 Star, Africa Star, Defence Medal & 1939-45 War Medal To- 4975831.PTE.A.E.PHIPPS.FORESTERS The recipient was serving with the 1st battalion of the Notts & Derby regiment when he was first reported as missing in Cyrenacia 20-6-1942.He was then confirmed as both wounded & a prisoner of war in German hands.He became P.O.W number 226066 in camp 4D at Torgau in Saxony GVF & complete with medal roll & casualty roll details along with P.O.W roll details

GSM PALESTINE 1945-48, BORDER REGIMENT GVIR 2nd type GSM 1918-62 With Palestine 1945-48 Clasp To- 14964356.PTE.D.HARKNESS.BORD.R NEF & Complete with medal roll details.

GSM PALESTINE 1945-48, BORDER REGIMENT GVIR 2nd type G.S.M 1918-62 With Palestine 1945-48 Clasp. To- 14176367.PTE.A.MINNETT.BORD.R NEF & Complete with medal roll details

GSM PALESTINE 1945-48, EAST YORKSHIRE REGIMENT GVR 1st type GSM 1918-62 with Palestine 1945-48 clasp To- 14680797.PTE.A.R.WILSON.E.YORKS GVF with one tiny ek to the rim

GSM PALESTINE, NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE REGIMENT GVIR 1st type GSM 1918-1962 With Palestine Clasp To- 5047040.PTE.A.DAWSON.N.STAFF.R The recipient served with the 2nd Battalion during the Arab Revolt of 1936-39 NEF & Complete with medal roll details

GSM PALESTINE, ROYAL ARMY MEDICAL CORPS GVIR 1st type GSM 1918-1962 With Palestine Clasp To- 7261372.PTE.H.RYANS.R.A.M.C NEF & Complete with medal roll details

GSM PALESTINE,1st BORDER REGIMENT GVIR 1st type GSM 1918-1962 with Palestine Clasp To- 3598737.PTE.H.ALLEN.BORDER.R NEF/GVF & Complete with medal roll details that state the recipient served with the 1st battalion in Palestine during the Arab revolt of 1936-39.

GSM PALESTINE,1st BORDER REGIMENT, WOUNDED 1940 GVIR 1st type GSM 1918-1962 with Palestine clasp To- 359722.PTE.H.BARROW.BORD.R The recipient was wounded with the B.E.F whilst serving in France with the 1st battalion on a unrecorded date some time prior to the fall of France / the Dunkirk evacuation EF & complete with medal roll & casualty roll details. Please note the recipients service number is actually 3597222 as recorded on both rolls. However the last digit of the recipients service number has been missed off the medal when it was impressed at the Royal Mint.

GV 1st TYPE ARMY LS&GC, HIGHLAND LIGHT INFANTRY GVR 1st type Army LS&GC To- 3300114.CPL.R.McCARTNEY.H.L.I GVF or better

GV 3rd TYPE CROWNED HEAD EFFICIENCY MEDAL, 5th HIGHLAND LIGHT INFANTRY, FROM GLASGOW GVR 3rd type crowned head efficiency medal with Territorial Suspender To- 3301231.PTE.J.BERGIN.5-H.L.I Joseph Bergin from Glasgow was awarded the efficiency medal in army order 193 of 1934 & continued to serve with the regiment at home during WW2. He is also entitled to the WW2 Defence & War medals which he applied for in 1953 whilst living at 29 Denham Street, Possil Park, Glasgow. NEF & Complete with army order details & copy WW2 campaign medal application card

GV 3rd TYPE SPECIAL CONSTABULARY FAITHFUL SERVICE, FRANK JACKSON GVR 3rd type Special Constabulary faithful service medal To- FRANK.JACKSON. N.E.F

GV TERRITORIAL FORCE EFFICIENCY MEDAL, 4th BORDER REGIMENT GV Territorial Force Efficiency Medal To- 200087.PTE-A-CPL.G.STRONG.4/BORD.R The recipient was awarded his medal in army order 275 of 1919. NEF & Complete with army order details

GV TERRITORIAL FORCE EFFICIENCY MEDAL, 9th HIGHLAND LIGHT INFANTRY, SOLE ENTITLEMENT GVR T.F.E.M To- 12.SJT.A.BANNATYNE.9/HIGH.L.I The recipients medal was awarded in army order 120 dated 1-4-1913 & is the recipients sole medal entitlement. NEF & Complete with army order details

GVIR 1st TYPE EFFICIENCY MEDAL, NORTHUMBERLAND FUSILIERS GVIR 1st type efficiency medal with Territorial Suspender To- 4456144.SJT.J.HUBBICK.N.F The recipient was awarded his efficiency medal in army order 119 of 1946 N.E.F & Complete with army order details

GVIR 1st TYPE EFFICIENCY MEDAL, OX & BUCKS.L.I, OFFICER GVIR 1st type Efficiency medal with Territorial suspender To- LIEUT.G.C.WOODBRIDGE.OX & BUCKS.L.I NEF Guy Charles WOODBRIDGE Born 24 March 1912 In 1934 he was living at no. 9 Byron Hill Road, Harrow-on-the-hill. Died 1993 in Tunbridge Wells LG 24/1/41 ROYAL REGIMENT OF ARTILLERY The undermentioned Cadets, from 121st and 133rd O.C.T.U.\'s, to be 2nd Lts. Except as otherwise stated, 28th Dec. 1940: — Guy Charles WOODBRIDGE (162005) Typo in officer number SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE, 13 JULY, 1945 Oxf. & Bucks. L.I. The undermentioned War Subs. Lts. to be War Subs. Lts., retaining then- present seniority: — From R.A., 9th May 1945: — G. C. WOODBRIDGE (164005). LG 4/10/1988 AWARDS OF EFFICIENCY MEDALS/CLASPS The following officers are awarded the Efficiency Medal (Territorial): INFANTRY The Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry Lt. G. C. WOODBRIDGE (164005) (Retired) 121 Officer Cadet Training Unit RA was at Aldershot, Surrey in 1940-41 133 Officer Cadet Training Unit RA was based at Shrivenham in 1940 and 1941, training for AA units.

GVIR 1st TYPE R.A.F LS&GC, W/O FROM HANDSWORTH, SHEFFIELD GVIR 1st type R.A.F LS&GC To- W/O-F/BARTON (508839) R.A.F Frank Barton was born in Handsworth, Sheffield in 1902 & enlisted in to the R.A.F in 1928. He served 1928 to 1953 & is also entitled to the WW2 Defence & War medals. GVF or better & complete with copy service papers that cover his entire service from 1928 to 1953.

GVIR 2nd TYPE EFFICIENCY MEDAL, ROYAL LINCOLNSHIRE REGIMENT, OFFICER GVIR 2nd type efficiency medal with Territorial suspender To- LT.H.L.COOK.R.LINCOLNS The recipient was commissioned in to the Royal Artillery in 1944 & awarded his efficiency medal in 1947. He finally retired due to his age in 1967. NEF & Complete with basic London gazette details

GVIR 2nd TYPE G.S.M MALAYA, K.O.Y.L.I GVIR 2nd type G.S.M 1918-1962 with Malaya clasp To- 22189619.PTE.H.G.GIBSON.K.O.Y.L.I NEF

GVIR 2nd TYPE MERITORIOUS SERVICE MEDAL (M.S.M) WORCESTER REGIMENT GVIR 2nd type annuity M.S.M To- 5239082.WO.CL.2.A.HOLLAND.WORC.R The recipient is also entitled to the LS&GC which was awarded in army order 145 of 1923 & is most likely the same person as 8655.SJT/A-CSM.A.HOLLAND.WORC.R who landed in France with the 1st battalion of the Worcester regiment 5-11-1914 having enlisted in 1904 & was entitled to the 1914 star trio with August to November clasp & a class B mention. NEF & complete with MIC & other basic details

GVIR EFFICIENCY DECORATION & 2nd AWARD CLASP GVIR Efficiency Decoration with Territorial Suspender bar & 2nd award clasp. Decoration dated 1950, Clasp dated 1952 Unnamed as issued Top bar converted to a slide on bar to facilitate mounting. VF or better with some degree of wear to the gilding

GVIR GSM PALESTINE 1945-48, 7th FIELD REGIMENT, ROYAL ARTILLERY GVIR 1st type G.S.M 1918-62 With Palestine 1945-48 Clasp To- 14457323.GNR.R.ARCHIBALD.RA GVF or better & complete with medal roll details that state the recipient served with the 7th field regiment of the Royal Artillery.

GVIR GSM PALESTINE, R.A.F GVIR 1st type GSM 1918-1962 With Palestine Clasp To- 514567.LAC.A.STEPHENS.R.A.F N.E.F

GVIR GSM PALESTINE, ROYAL NORTHUMBERLAND FUSILIERS GVIR 1st type G.S.M 1918-1962 With Palestine clasp To- 4269442.FSR.C.PICKERING.R.NORTH\'D.FUS N.E.F & Complete with medal roll details.

GVIR GSM PALESTINE, ROYAL NORTHUMBERLAND FUSILIERS GVIR 1st type GSM 1918-1962 With Palestine Clasp To- 4270612.FSR.I.BRADLEY.R.NORTH'D.FUS GVF with minor eks & complete with medal roll details

GVIR REGULAR ARMY LS&GC & GVIR EFFICIENCY MEDAL, 9th LANCERS & RA GVIR 1st type Regular Army LS&GC & GVIR 1st type Efficiency medal with Territorial Suspender To- 314875.TPR.J.W.DOBSON.12-L (LS&GC) & 314875.SJT.J.W.DOBSON.R.A The recipient was born in 1889 & was a pre war regular soldier with the 12th Lancers.He was awarded his LS&GC in army order 231 of 1938. He went on to serve in WW2 as a territorial soldier with the Royal Artillery & was awarded the efficiency medal medal in army order 20 of 1946 under the wartime service counting as double time for territorial soldiers. NEF & Complete with army order details.

GVIR REGULAR ARMY LS&GC & GVIR M.S.M, ROYAL ARTILLERY GVIR 2nd type Regular Army LS&GC & GVIR 2nd type Meritorious Service Medal (M.S.M) To- 790290.WO.CL.2.T.KENNEDY.RA The recipient was awarded his LS&GC in army order 15 of 1949 but had actually qualified for it 8-1-1947. He went on to be awarded the MSM in 1952 when the list of recipients was cleared at the kings request. NEF & Complete with army order details for the LS&GC.

GVIR TERRITORIAL EFFICIENCY, ROYAL.WILTSHIRE.YEOMANRY GVIR 1st type efficiency medal To- 420163.SJT.L.G.JARVIS.R.WILTSHIRE.YEO. Awarded in army order 48/46 31-03-1946 NEF

GVR 1st TYPE MILITARY MEDAL (MM) ORIGINAL MEMBER OF THE 4th TYNESIDE IRISH, AWARDED WITH THE 13th BATTALION NORTHUMBERLAND FUSILIERS, FROM DURHAM GVR 1st type WW1 Military Medal (MM) To- 27-144.SJT.F.CASTLING.13/NORTH\'D.FUS Frank Castling was a resident of Durham & was one of the original N.C.O\'S of the 27th service battalion of the Northumberland Fusiliers. Hence the 27- prefix to the recipients service number. He went on to serve with the 13th service battalion of the regiment & was awarded the MM for services in France in the London gazette 17-6-1919 which stated that he was a resident of Durham. NEF & Complete with MIC & London gazette details.

GVR 1st TYPE WW1 MILITARY MEDAL (MM) 20th DURHAM LIGHT INFANTRY / THE WEARDALE BATTALION GVR 1st type WW1 Military Medal (MM) To- 20-441.PTE.P.SMITH.20/DURH.L.I Patrick Smith was born in 1880 & lived at 20 Pit Row, Brandon Colliery, County Durham. He enlisted in to the 20th service battalion of the Durham Light Infantry 8-10-1915 at Wensley & stated that his next of kin was his stepmother Mrs Helen Hughes.He first arrived in France 5-5-1916 & he went on to be awarded the Military Medal in the London Gazette 12-12-1917 & this was for his actions during the battalions Tower Hamlets action 20th to 22nd of September 1917.He was discharged 16-2-1919 & went on to live at 2 Vine Street, Thornley colliery, County Durham & the London gazette stated that he was a resident of Trimdon. NEF & a scarce MM to a small service battalion of the D.L.I. Complete with MIC details, London Gazette details, copy service papers & other basic research.

GVR 1st TYPE WW1 MILITARY MEDAL (MM) 5th K.S.L.I, M.I.D 1917 & K.I.A F&F 21-8-1918 FROM KNERSLEY / MARKET DRAYTON GVR 1st type WW1 Military Medal (MM) To- 16075.L-CPL.R.MORRIS.5/SHROPS.L.I Richard Morris was born in Knersley, Salop & enlisted in Oswestry, Newport. He first landed in France 22-5-1915 & went on to be awarded the Military Medal (MM) for services in France in the London gazette 2-11-1917 & this stated that he was a resident of Newport, Salop. He had previously been mentioned in despatches for services in France in the London gazette 25-5-1917 & he was sadly killed in action in France & Flanders 21-8-1918 age 27 & having no known grave he is commemorated on the Vis En Artois memorial & recorded by the CWGC as the late son of George Morris of Childs Ercall, Market Drayton, Shropshire. GVF or better & complete with MIC details. Along with details from the London gazette, CWGC & SDGW

GVR 1st TYPE WW1 MILITARY MEDAL (MM), 1/4th ROYAL SCOTS FUSILIERS, FOR SERVICES IN EGYPT, FROM DRYBRIDGE GVR 1st type WW1 Military Medal (MM) To- 201034.CPL-A-SJT.J.DEANS.1/4.R.S.FUS James Deans was a resident of Drybridge and first served overseas with the 1/4th battalion of the Royal Scots Fusiliers. He was awarded the MM for services in Egypt in the London gazette 23-4-1918 and finished his war serving with the Labour Corps with service number 622197. NEF & Complete with MIC & London gazette details

GVR 1st TYPE WW1 MILITARY MEDAL (MM), 1/7th HIGHLAND LIGHT INFANTRY, FROM GLASGOW GVR 1st type WW1 Military Medal (MM) To- 280474.CPL.J.BEATTIE.1/7th.HIGH.L.I James Beattie first landed overseas in the Balkans / Gallipoli 2-7-1915 serving with the 1/7th battalion of the Highland Light Infantry. With service number 2209. He was later re-numbered as 280474 & went on to be awarded the MM for services in France in the London gazette 24-1-1919 which stated that he was a resident of Glasgow. GVF or better & complete with both MIC & London gazette details.

GVR 1st TYPE WW1 MILITARY MEDAL (MM), 129th BTY R.F.A GVR 1st type WW1 Military Medal (MM) To- L-24016.BMBR.E.BENJAMIN.129/BY.R.F.A Ernest Benjamin was awarded the Military Medal in the London gazette 18-7-1917 whilst serving with the 129th battery of the Royal Field Artillery. GVF or better & complete with both MIC & London gazette details.

GVR 1st TYPE WW1 MILITARY MEDAL (MM), 12th ROYAL SCOTS, FROM GLASGOW GVR 1st type WW1 Military Medal (MM) To- 59900.PTE.W.JAMES.12/R.SCOTS William James was a resident of Glasgow & was awarded the MM for services in France whilst serving with the 12th battalion. It was published in the London gazette 21-10-1918. The recipients MIC states that his WW1 pair was returned to the mint & as such his MM was the only medal that was actually issued to the recipient. N.E.F & Complete with both MIC & London gazette details.

GVR 1st TYPE WW1 MILITARY MEDAL (MM), 13th NORTHUMBERLAND FUSILIERS, FROM TEWKESBURY. GVR 1st type WW1 Military Medal (MM) To- 75123.PTE.R.WILKINS.13/NORTH\'D.FUS Rowland Wilkins first served overseas as 35887 with the Border Regiment & later transferred to the Northumberland Fusiliers with service number 75123 & went on to be awarded the MM for services in France with the 13th service battalion in the London gazette 11-2-1919 & this stated that he was a resident of Tewkesbury. NEF with minor contact marks to the right hand side of the bust on the obverse & complete with MIC & London gazette details.

GVR 1st TYPE WW1 MILITARY MEDAL (MM), 15th DURHAM LIGHT INFANTRY, FROM SUNDERLAND, WITH ORIGINAL NEWSPAPER CUTTING GVR 1st type WW1 Military Medal (MM) To- 275906.CPL.D.L.ROWLANDS.15/DURH.L.I David.L.Rowlands was awarded the MM for services in France in the London gazette 16-9-1918 & this stated that he had enlisted & resided in Sunderland. Complete with a original newspaper cutting that states the recipient was a former member of the Boys Brigade and that his MM was awarded for services with the battalion on the night of 16/17th April 1918 & goes on to give a lengthy account of the recipients actions on that day. It also states that he was originally from Doncaster.

GVR 1st TYPE WW1 MILITARY MEDAL (MM), 2nd ROYAL WARWICKSHIRE REGIMENT GVR 1st type WW1 Military Medal (MM) To- 3069.PTE.H.J.SMITH.2/R.WARK.R Henry.J.Smith first landed in theatre of war 2B Gallipoli / the Balkans 21-6-1915 & went on to be awarded the MM in the London gazette 18-7-1917 & finished his war serving with the Worcester Regiment with service number 74054. NEF & Complete with both MIC & London gazette details.

GVR 1st TYPE WW1 MILITARY MEDAL (MM), 5th YORKS.L.I / K.O.Y.L.I FROM WAKEFIELD GVR 1st type WW1 Military Medal (MM) To- 65185.PTE.P.HEELEY.5/YORKS.L.I Phillip Heeley enlisted in Wakefield & was awarded the MM for services in France with the 5th battalion of the Yorkshire Light Infantry / K.O.Y.L.I in the London gazette 23-7-1919. He had seen prior service with the West Yorkshire Regiment with service number 60869. NEF & Complete with MIC & London gazette details

GVR 1st TYPE WW1 MILITARY MEDAL (MM), 8th WEST YORKSHIRE REGIMENT / 2nd LEEDS RIFLES, K.I.A F&F 27-9-1918 GVR 1st type WW1 Military Medal (MM) To- 53953.PTE.A.E.EAGIN.8/W.YORK.R Archibald Edgar Eagin was born in Barnsley & enlisted in Leeds. He was wounded in France 5-9-1918 & was sadly killed in action in France & Flanders 27-9-1918. Serving with the 1/8th battalion of the West Yorkshire Regiment / Leeds Rifles. He was awarded the MM in the London gazette 11-12-1918 three months after his death. He is buried in Flesquieres Hill British Cemetery & at the time of his death his next of kin was recorded as his father who was originally from Boston Spa but was living in Sandal near Wakefield. N.E.F & Complete with London gazette details along with MIC details & details from both SDGW & the CWGC.

GVR 1st type WW1 MILITARY MEDAL (MM), 9th GORDON HIGHLANDERS GVR 1st type WW1 Military Medal (MM) To- S-2880.CPL.J.BLACK.9/GORD.HIGHRS John Black first landed in France 9-7-1915 serving with the 9th battalion of the Gordon Highlanders & was awarded the MM for services in France in the London gazette 14-9-1916 serving with the same battalion. He survived the war and was discharged to the class Z army reserve 4-2-1919. GVF with tiny eks & complete with both MIC & London gazette details

GVR 1st TYPE WW1 MILITARY MEDAL (MM), 9th SCOTTISH RIFLES, FROM GLASGOW GVR 1st type WW1 Military Medal (MM) To- 30367.PTE.T.HAMILTON.9/SCO.RIF James Hamilton from Glasgow was awarded the MM for services in France in the London gazette 14-5-1919. GVF or better & complete with MIC & London gazette details.

GVR 1st TYPE WW1 MILITARY MEDAL (MM), DRUMMER, 2nd LANCASHIRE FUSILIERS, K.I.A F&F 2-9-1918, MM AWARDED FOR THE ACTION IN WHICH LIEUTENANT CASSIDY OF THE BTN WAS AWARDED THE VC GVR 1st type WW1 Military Medal (MM) To- DMR.S.WOOD.2/.LANC.FUS Stanley Wood was both born & enlisted in Liverpool & was sadly killed inn action in France & Flanders 2-9-1918 & is recorded on page 320 of the regimental history by Major General Later as having been awarded his MM for the same action in March of 1918 that Lieutenant Cassidy of the battalion won the VC. He is buried in Vis-En-Artois British cemetery at Haucourt & was awarded the Military Medal in the London gazette 12-6-1918. A scarce medal named to a Drummer & awarded for a VC action. NEF & Complete with MIC details along with details from both SDGW & the CWGC

GVR 1st TYPE WW1 MILITARY MEDAL (MM),12th ROYAL SCOTS, KILLED IN ACTION F&F 25-4-1918 FROM MOCHRUM GVR 1st type WW1 Military Medal (MM) To- 43346.PTE.A.NEILL.12/R.SCOTS. Andrew Neill was both born & lived in Mochrum, Wigtownshire & enlisted in Edinburgh. He was awarded the MM for services in France in the London gazette 9-7-1917 & sadly went on to be killed in action in France & Flanders 25-4-1918 age 27 whilst serving with C-coy of the 12th service battalion. He has no known grave but is commemorated on the Tyne Cot memorial & is recorded by the CWGC as the late son of William & Janet Neill & also goes on to state that he was one of three brothers to make the supreme sacrifice in WW1. NEF & Complete with MIC details & London gazette details. Along with details from both SDGW & the CWGC

GVR 1st TYPE WW1 MILITARY MEDAL, 9th SEAFORTH HIGHLANDERS, FROM GLASGOW GVR 1st type WW1 Military Medal (MM) To- S-8065.L-CPL.W.DICK.9/SEA.HIGHRS William Dick first landed in France 4-8-1915 serving with the 9th battalion of the Seaforth Highlanders. He was awarded the MM for services in France in the London gazette 6-8-1918 which stated that he was a resident of Glasgow. NEF & Complete with MIC & London gazette details

GVR 2nd TYPE SPECIAL CONSTABULARY FAITHFUL SERVICE MEDAL, ROBERT.J.SHREEVE GVR 2nd type Special Constabulary Faithful service Medal To- ROBERT.J.SHREEVE Mounted as worn with a small ek to the rim.

GVR 3rd TYPE CROWNED HEAD EFFICIENCY MEDAL, 7th HIGHLAND LIGHT INFANTRY GVR 3rd type crowned head efficiency medal with Territorial Suspender To- 3302604.PTE.J.HOGAN.7-H.L.I The recipient was awarded his efficiency medal in army order 138 of 1933. N.E.F & Complete with army order details.

GVR 3rd TYPE CROWNED HEAD EFFICIENCY MEDAL, 9th ARGYLL & SUTHERLAND HIGHLANDERS GV 3rd type crowned head efficiency medal with Territorial suspender To- 2968877.PTE.W.WARK.9-A&S.H The recipient was awarded his efficiency medal in army order 222 of 1936 VF or better with minor EKS & Complete with army order details

GVR 3rd TYPE RN LS&GC, ROYAL MARINES GVR 3rd type RN LS&GC To- CH/23546.P.J.HOWARD.MNE.RM Percy James Howard was born in Cambridge 17-10-1910 & enlisted on to the Royal Marines in London 12-11-1918. He was awarded his LS&GC in 1935 & served with the Plymouth division for the duration of WW2. He left the service at the wars end & sadly died in 1953 whilst living in Southsea. GVF/NEF & Complete with copy service papers

GVR TERRITORIAL EFFICIENCY MEDAL, 4th BORDER REGIMENT GVR T.E.M To- 3589988.SJT.T.WILSON.4/BORD.R NEF/GVF

GVR WW1 IMMEDIATE M.S.M FOR SERVICES IN ITALY, 2nd BORDER REGIMENT GVR WW1 Immediate M.S.M To- 7606.SJT-A-CQM.SJT.C.G.H.GOLD.2/BORD.R Charles.G.H.Gold first landed in France 5-10-1914 and is entitled to the 1914 star trio with August to November 1914 clasp. He was awarded the immediate M.S.M for services in Italy in the London gazette 3-6-1918. The London gazette states that he was a resident of Cheapside E.C. The M.S.M is one of only ten such awards to the regiment for service during the Italian campaign. NEF & Complete with both MIC & London gazette details.

GVR WW1 MILITARY MEDAL (MM) & PAIR, 236th COY MACHINE GUN CORPS (M.G.C) GVR 1st type WW1 Military Medal (MM) & Pair To- 12792.SJT.T.HEAL.236/COY.M.G.C Thomas Heal from Eastwood St Mary in Derbyshire was awarded the Military Medal (MM) for services in France in the London Gazette 28-1-1918 & the unit war diary states that this was an award for the battle of Langermarck / Ypres between August & October 1917.He was discharged to the class Z army reserve 5-2-19 & returned to Eastwood St Mary near Heanor NEF & Complete with MIC & medal roll details along with other basic research including copy unit war diary extracts & basic biographical details.

I.G.S BURMA 1885-7 & BURMA 1887-89, CAPTAIN.M.S.C IGS 1854 with clasps for Burma 1885-7 & 1887-89 To- CAPTAIN.E.E.HENRY.M.S.C NEF with clasps mounted on the medal in the incorrect order as is common with this medal

I.G.S NORTH WEST FRONTIER 1930-31, BORDER REGIMENT GVR 2nd type I.G.S 1908 With North West Frontier 1930-31 Clasp To- 3594562.PTE.V.DOBSON.BORD.R GVF & complete with medal roll details

IGS 1854 BURMA 1889-92, 2nd OXFORD LIGHT INFANTRY IGS 1854 With Burma 1889-92 Clasp To- 3168.PTE.G.SMITH.2nd.BN.OXF.Lt.INFY GVF or better with minor contact marks in the obverse field & complete with medal roll details

IGS 1854 CHIN-LUSHAI 1889-90 1st CHESHIRE REGIMENT IGS 1854 With Chin-Lushai 1889-90 Clasp To- 1718.PTE.J.SAMMON.1st.BN.CHESH.R VF with minor ek & complete with medal roll details

IGS 1854, BURMA 1885-7, 2nd SOMERSET LIGHT INFANTRY IGS 1854 With Burma 1885-7 Clasp To- 673.PTE.G.TAYLOR.2nd.BN.SOM.L.I GVF or better & compete with medal roll details

IGS 1854, HAZARA 1888, 2ND NORTHUMBERLAND FUSILIERS IGS 1854 with Hazara 1888 clasp To- 399.PTE.M.FLEMMING.2nd.BN.NORTH'D.FUS NEF & complete with medal roll details

IGS 1854, PERSIA, SJT NEVILLE, BOMBAY SAPPERS & MINERS IGS 1854 With Persia Clasp To- SERJT.F.NEVILLE.BOMBAY.SAPPERS & MINERS N.E.F

IGS 1854, PERSIA, TRUMPETER 14th KINGS LIGHT DRAGOONS IGS 1854 With Persia Clasp To- TRUMPR.W.HEARDON.14th.KING\'S.LT.DGNS GVF or better & a nice rank.

IGS 1854, UMBEYLA, 101st FOOT / ROYAL MUNSTER FUSILIERS IGS 1854 With Umbeyla Clasp To- 914.T.RIELLY,H.M\'s.101st.REGT GVF or better with minor contact marks in the obverse field & complete with medal roll details

IGS 1854, UMBEYLA, 101st FOOT / ROYAL MUNSTER FUSILIERS IGS 1854 With Umbeyla Clasp To- 734.F.McINTYRE,H.M\'s.101st.REGT GVF or better with minor contact marks in the obverse field & complete with medal roll details

IGS 1854, UMBEYLA, 71st HIGHLANDERS / H.L.I IGS 1854 With Umbeyla Clasp To- 3317.R.HENDERSON.71st.HIGHLANDERS F/VF or better with heavy contact marks & traces of old lacquer. Complete with medal roll details

IGS 1854, WAZIRISTAN 1894-5, 2nd BORDER REGIMENT IGS 1854 With Waziristan 1894-5 Clasp To- 2567.PTE.J.NORCLIFFE.2nd.BN.BORDER.REGT Lightly polished GVF & Complete with medal roll details.

IGS 1854, WAZIRISTAN 1894-5, RARE UNNAMED EXAMPLE IGS 1854 With Waziristan 1894-5 Clasp A rare unnamed example of this medal. Not erased but genuinely unnamed as issued Dark toned NEF or better.

IGS 1895 RELIEF OF CHITRAL 1895 & 4 BAR QSA, 2nd SEAFORTH HIGHLANDERS, WOUNDED AT PAARDEBERG 18-2-1900 IGS 1895 With Relief of Chitral 1895 clasp & QSA 1899-1902 with clasps for Cape Colony, Paardeberg, Transvaal & South Africa 1901 To- 2744.PTE.K.McLEAN.2nd.SEAFORTH.HIGHRS The recipient was wounded at Paardeberg 18-2-1900 NEF & Complete with medal roll & casualty roll details.

IGS 1895 RELIEF OF CHITRAL 1895, 2nd K.O.S.B IGS 1895 With Relief of Chitral 1895 Clasp To- 3329.PTE.S.KELLY.2nd.BN.K.O.SCO.BORD N.E.F & Complete with copy medal roll details.

IGS 1895 RELIEF OF CHITRAL 1895, 2nd K.O.S.B IGS 1895 With Relief of Chitral 1895 Clasp To- 2799.PTE.B.DONNAGHUE.2nd.BN.K.O.SCO.BORD GVF or better with minor contact marks in the obverse field & complete with copy medal roll details.

IGS 1895, PUNJAB FRONTIER 1897-98 & TIRAH 1897-98, A-BTY, ROYAL HORSE ARTILLERY, DROWNED SOUTH AFRICA 1900 IGS 1895 With Clasps for Punjab Frontier 1897-98 & Tirah 1897-98 To- 64166.GNR.J.CHAPMAN.A-BTY.R.H.A The recipient was one of only 22 recipients of the two clasp medal to this battery. He was sadly drowned in the Umsindust river in South Africa 8-5-1900 & is also entitled to a QSA with the single clasp Natal. NEF & Complete with medal roll & casualty roll details

IGS 1936, N.W.F FRONTIER 1936-37, ARGYLL & SUTHERLAND HIGHLANDERS GVIR I.G.S 1936 With North West Frontier 1936-37 Clasp To- 2927218.PTE.D.McLEAN.A&S.H NEF & Complete with medal roll details

IGS BURMA 1887-89, QSA & KSA PAIR, 1st & 2nd HAMPSHIRE REGIMENT IGS 1854 With Burma 1887-89 Clasp, QSA 1899-1902 with Cape Colony, Paardeburg, Johannesburg, K.S.A 1901-1902 With clasps for South Africa 1901 & South Africa 1902 To- 1860.PTE.E.GANDY.1st.HAMPS.R (IGS) & 1860.PTE.E.GANDY.2/HAMPSHIRE.R (QSA) 1860.PTE.E.GANDY.HAMPSHIRE.REGT (KSA) Edward Gandy was born in Seaton, Exeter & enlisted in to the Hampshire Regiment in 1885. He served with the two regular battalions in both India & South Africa. He served with the regiment during WW1 but only on home service and as such has no further medal entitlement. N.E.F & Complete with medal roll details & copy service papers.

IGS NORTH WEST FRONTIER 1930-31, 1-16th PUNJAB.REGT, DIED INDIA 14-6-1941 GVR 2nd type I.G.S 1908 With North West Frontier 1930-31 Clasp To- 7013.SEP.KANSHI.RAM.1-16.PUNJAB.R The recipient died on service in India 14-6-1941 age 31 & is commemorated on the Delhi memorial. The CWGC state that he was the late son of Govinda Ram & Mandho of Kalaon, Kangra & the late husband of Sita Kaur of Kalaon. GVF & Complete with CWGC details

IGS NORTH WEST FRONTIER 1930-31, 2nd BORDER REGIMENT GVR 2nd type I.G.S 1908 With North West Frontier 1930-31 Clasp To- 3595517.PTE.J.MAYOR.BORD.R GVF with minor ek to the rim & complete with medal roll details that state the recipient served with the 2nd battalion.

IGS NORTH WEST FRONTIER 1930-31, BORDER REGIMENT GVR 2nd type I.G.S 1908 With North West Frontier 1930-31 Clasp To- 3595413.PTE.H.HOWARTH.BORD.R NEF With minor ek to the rim & complete with medal roll details

IGS NORTH WEST FRONTIER 1930-31, BORDER REGIMENT GVR 2nd type I.G.S 1908 With North West Frontier 1930-31 Clasp To- 3595400.PTE.S.CAWLEY.BORD.R NEF/EF with a very tiny ek to the rim. Complete with medal roll details.

IGS NORTH WEST FRONTIER 1930-31, BORDER REGIMENT GVR 2nd type I.G.S 1908 With North West Frontier 1930-31 Clasp To- 3595010.PTE.J.HAYES.BORD.R The recipient served with the 2nd battalion of the Border Regiment on the NWF of India 1930-31 GVF or better & complete with medal roll details

IGS NWF 1930-31 & WW2 GROUP WITH INDIA SUSPENDER LS&GC & INDIAN INDEPENDENCE MEDAL, ROYAL ARTILLERY & I.A.O.C OFFICER GVR 2nd type I.G.S 1908 With North West Frontier 1930-31 Clasp, 1939-45 Star, Burma Star, Defence Medal, 1939-45 War Medal, GVIR 1st type Long service medal with India Suspender & Indian independence medal To- 1414147.BMBR/S-SGT.T.H.NORTHEY.RA & OS-426.TEMP.MAJOR.T.H.NORTHEY.I.A.O.C The Indian independence is offically named to the recipient as a temporary Major with the I.A.O.C After a long spell of service with the British army in India the recipient was commissioned in to the India Army in 1943 & went on to serve with the India Army Ordnance Corps. NEF/GVF & Complete with copy medal roll details & other basic research. Captain (T/Major) Thomas Henry Northey, I.A.O.C. late R.A Born 30th January 1906 Enlisted in the Royal Artillery initially for 12 years on 26th April 1920 aged 14 years 4 months, a schoolboy from Devonport, and issued the number 1414147. He injured his right index finger on 5th December 1921. Promoted Bombardier by 1930/31 Transferred to Indian Unattached List in India ? Awarded the Army Long Service & Good Conduct in July 1941 (18 years service after the age of 17 ½ required) holding the rank of Staff Sergeant with the Indian Army Ordnance Corps. Emergency commission, Indian Army Ordnance Corps as Lieutenant & Assistant Commissary 2nd June 1942 In the April 1944 Indian Army List he is a Temp Captain & Deputy Commissary In the December 1945 Indian Army List he is a Temp Captain & Deputy Commissary IAOC Departmental Officers I.U.L. Indian Ordnance Inspection Section (Engineering) Assistant Inspector of Engineering Lt T H Northey (Asst. Comsy) (Ty Capt) In the April 1948 Indian Army List, in the section Special List British Service Officers Serving in India I.A.O.C. (one of 42 IAOC officers listed) Northey, (W. S. Capt & Ty. Maj.) T. H. In the Jan 1952 Army List (correct to 15/11/51) he is still listed on the Special List British Service (Ex-Indian Army Departments) which suggests he may have still been in India.

IGS NWF 1930-31, GSM PALESTINE & WW2 GROUP, BORDER REGIMENT GVR 2nd type IGS 1908 With North West Frontier 1935 Clasp, GVIR 1st type GSM 1918-1962 With Palestine Clasp, 1939-45 Star, Africa Star, Italy Star, Defence Medal & 1939-45 War Medal To- 3595290.PTE.R.BURNETT.BORD.R The recipient was a member of the 2nd battalion but was attached to the 2nd Hampshire regiment whilst in Palestine. GVF with a number of minor eks & bumps to the first two medals in the group.

IGS PERSIA, INDIAN MUTINY CENTRAL INDIA, 1887 JUBILEE WITH 1897 CLASP, 1902 CORONATION, 1911 CORONATION & QV LS&GC, 14th HUSSARS & YEOMAN OF THE GUARD India General Service 1854-95, 1 clasp, Persia (Corpl. Fredk. Meadows, 14th Lt. Dragoons); Indian Mutiny 1857-59, 1 clasp, Central India (Corpl. F, Meadows. 14th Lgt. Drgns.); Jubilee 1887, clasp, 1897, bronze; Coronation 1902, bronze; Coronation 1911; Army L.S. & G.C., V.R., 3rd issue, small letter reverse (1693. Tp. Sergt. Mjr. F. Meadows, 14th Hussars) Frederick Meadows was born in about 1825 at Saxtend, Suffolk, and enlisted into the 14th Light Dragoons on 24 March 1849. He served in the East Indies from 28 September 1849 to 10 February 1860. He ‘served in the Persian Expedition of 1857; served with the Central India Field Force in 1857-58 under the command of Major-General Sir Hugh Rose, K.C.B.; was present at the capture of Dhar 31st October, actions at Mundesore 21, 22, 23, & 24 November 1857, capture of Chandairee 1st March, battle of Betwa 1st April, siege and capture of Jhansi 5th April, action of Koonch 7th May, battle of Gallowli 22nd May, advance on and capture of Calpee and pursuit of the Rebels 23rd May, capture of Morar Cantonments 16 June, recapture of town and fortress of Gwalior 19 June 1858.’ He was promoted to Sergeant in March 1859; Orderly Room Clerk, September 1859; Troop Sergeant-Major, July 1862; Quarter Master Sergeant, October 1872. He received his L.S. & G.C. medal with Gratuity of £5 on 9 June 1870. Meadows was discharged at Dublin on 24 April 1874, on termination of his second period of limited engagement and was appointed to the Yeomen of the Guard on 10 May 1877. He was the only Yeoman of the Guard entitled to the clasp for Persia. In 1885, he was serving in the Second Division, and by the turn of the century he was a Yeoman Sergeant Major in the Third Division. He reverted to Yeoman on 31 March 1904, in consequence of ill health and died on 30 December 1911 GVF/VF or better & complete with basic research details & a copy image of the recipient in his uniform as a yeoman of the guard. Provenance: Baldwin’s, May 1969, but then lacking Jubilee 1887/97 and Coronation 1911 which have been added to complete, EX Ian McInnes collection & DNW lot 119 21-5-20 (£2200 hammer + 25% commission =£2750)

IGS WAZIRISTAN 1894-95 & 3 BAR QSA. BORDER REGIMENT IGS 1854 With Waziristan 1894-5 Clasp & QSA 1899- 1902 with clasps for Cape Colony, Transvaal & South Africa 1901 To- 2656.PTE.W.PAGE.2nd.BORDER.REGT (IGS) & 2656.PTE.W.PAGE.1st.BORDER.REGT (QSA) F/VF with heavy contact marks in the field on both medals & complete with medal roll details

IGS WAZIRISTAN 1894-95, 2nd BORDER REGIMENT IGS 1854 With Waziristan 1894-5 Clasp To- 4055.PTE.E.RICHARDSON.2nd.BORDER.REGT GVF or better & complete with medal roll details.

IGS WAZIRISTAN 1894-95, 2nd BORDER REGIMENT IGS1854 With Waziristan 1894-95 Clasp To- 3097.PTE.J.JOHNSON.2nd.BORDER.R VF or better with contact marks in the obverse field & complete with medal roll details.

IGS WAZIRISTAN 1919-21, OFFICER, BORDER REGIMENT GVR 1st type I.G.S 1908 With Waziristan 1921-24 Clasp To- CAPT.H.R.ALEXANDER.BORDER.R The recipient served in WW1 as an officer with the Army Cyclist Corps & the Border Regiment. He first landed in France 15-10-1915 & is also entitled to the 1914-15 Trio. NEF & Complete with MIC details Heathcot Ross ALEXANDER Bom 26th April 1892. Appointed temporary second lieutenant 22nd September 1914 In the January 1915 Army List he is listed as having been appointed to the 12th battalion Durham Light Infantry Attached to the Army Cyclist Corps from 22nd June 1915. Landed France 15th October 1915 Attached Army Cyclist Corps from 22/6/15 to 17/5/1919. Nominated for Commissions in the Regular Army and commissioned a Second Lieutenant, Border Regt 30th March 1916 with seniority 22nd June 1915 Promoted Lieutenant, Border Regt 1 July 1917 with seniority 28th Jan 1917 Employed West African Frontier Force (Nigeria Regiment) 23/7/19 - ? Promoted Captain 19th October 1921 while still seconded to W. A. F. F. Rejoined 1st battalion Border Regiment ? 1st Bn Border Regt proceeded to India in 1919 where it was at first stationed at Karachi. From here it was moved two years later to Kohat, and in the hot weather of 1922 it was quartered at Parachinar, 117 miles west of Kohat and 16 miles from the Peiwar Kotal. From November of this year until the following March the 1st Battalion was on active service with a punitive force carrying out operations against the Mahsud Waziris. These operations, which took place under very severe weather conditions, consisted in occupying the Razmak Plateau and in devastating the Makin area. On the conclusion of this expedition the 1st Battalion spent a year at Peshawar, then a year at Aden, and finally returned to England in 1925. He sailed from Aden to London in May 1924. Placed on the half pay list on account of ill-health. 18th July 1924 Retired on retired pay on account of ill-health 27th Sept. 1924. Still on Retired List in Dec 1941 Died 25 Jan 1946 at 29 Cleveland Gardens Hyde Park, London (home address was 29 Penywern Road, Earls Court)

IGS WAZIRISTAN 1921-24, 1st BORDER REGIMENT GVR 1st type I.G.S 1908 With Waziristan 1921-24 Clasp To- 3591113.PTE.J.CARTWRIGHT.BORD.R NEF & Complete with medal roll details that state the recipient served with the 1st battalion in India

IGS WAZIRISTAN 1921-24, 1st BORDER REGIMENT GVR 1st type IGS 1908 With Waziristan 1921-24 Clasp To- 3590714.PTE.W.B.C.WHITE.BORDER.R NEF & Complete with medal roll details

IGS WAZIRISTAN 1921-24, 1st BORDER REGIMENT GVR 1st type I.G.S 1908 With Waziristan 1921-24 Clasp To- 3590883.PTE.F.GILL.BORD.R Lightly polished GVF or better & complete with medal roll details that state the recipient served with the 1st battalion in India.

IGS WAZIRISTAN 1921-24, 1st BORDER REGIMENT GVR 1st type I.G.S 1908 With Waziristan 1921-24 Clasp To- 3591279.PTE.T.CREHAN.BORD.R NEF & Complete with medal roll details that state the recipient served with the 1st battalion in India

IGS WAZIRISTAN 1921-24, 1st BORDER REGIMENT GVR 1st type IGS 1908 With Waziristan 1921-24 Clasp To- 3590905.PTE.J.WEIR.1st.BORDER.R NEF & Complete with medal roll details that state the recipient served with the 1st battalion in India

IGS WAZIRISTAN 1921-24, 1st BORDER REGIMENT GVR 1st type I.G.S 1908 With Waziristan 1921-24 To- 3590237.PTE.C.H.PENDELTON.BORD.R EF & Complete with medal roll details that state the recipient served with the 1st battalion inn India

IGS WAZIRISTAN 1921-24, BORDER REGIMENT IGS 1908 With Waziristan 1921-24 Clasp To- 730209.PTE.E.KING.BORD.R NEF with tiny ek to the rim & complete with medal roll details.

IMPERIAL YEOMANRY LONG SERVICE, BUCKS IMPERIAL YEOMANRY EVII Imperial Yeomanry long service medal To- 80.PTE.T.AUSTISS.BUCKS.I.Y The recipient was awarded his medal in 1908 & was one of a total issue of 60 medals to this unit. GVF or better & complete with medal roll details

INDIAN MUTINY, CENTRAL INDIA, 88th REGIMENT / CONNAUGHT RANGERS Indian Mutiny 1857-58 With Central India clasp To- JOHN.DONOHUE.88th.REGT Lightly polished GVF & Complete with medal roll details.

INDIAN MUTINY, DELHI, 2nd EUROPEAN BENGAL FUSILIERS Indian Mutiny 1857-58 with Delhi clasp To- JOSH.HUGHES.2nd.EURN.BENGAL.FUSRS NEF & Complete with medal roll details

INDIAN MUTINY, LUCKNOW, 34th REGIMENT, SLIGHTLY WOUNDED SEBASTOPOL 5-9-1855 Indian Mutiny 1857-58 with Lucknow Clasp To- M.WHITTLE.34th.REGT Mark Whittle served in the Crimea with the regiment & was slightly wounded at Sebastopol 5-9-1855 GVF with minor contact marks & complete with both medal roll & casualty roll details.

INDIAN MUTINY, LUCKNOW, 53rd REGIMENT / SHROPSHIRE LIGHT INFANTRY Indian Mutiny 1857-58 With Lucknow clasp To- GEO.BIRKS.53rd.REGT The recipient was a native of Sheffield and served with the regiment 1856-1865. VF with contact marks & slight wear to the last letter of the recipients surname & 53 of 53rd Regt. Still a nice medal & complete with medal roll & muster roll details

KHEDIVES STAR 1884-86, 1st R.W.KENT.REGT Khedives Star dated 1884-6 to the obverse Neatly named on the reverse To- 863.PTE.C.MOORE.1/RL.W.KENT.R N.E.F

MALTA GEORGE CROSS 50th ANNIVERSARY MEDAL 100% Genuine 1st issue Malta George Cross 50th anniversary medal. As issued in 1992 to surviving veterans of the Siege of Malta. Unnamed as issued & mounted from the original pin. EF/MINT

MC & DCM GROUP TO A LONG SERVING ROYAL FUSILIERS OFFICER, ATTACHED TO THE NIGERIA REGIMENT IN EAST AFRICA GVR WW1 Military Cross (MC), GVR 1st type Distinguished Conduct Medal (DCM), QSA 1899-1902 With clasps for Cape Colony, Tugela Heights, Orange Free State, Relief of Ladysmith, Transvaal, K.S.A 1901-1902 With clasps for South Africa 1901 & South Africa 1902, 1914-15 Trio with M.I.D Oakleaves & GVR 1st type Army LS&GC To- 6989.CPL/SJT/SJT.MJR/LIEUT.R.STEAD. ROYAL.FUSILIERS. Robert Stead served with the 2nd royal Fusiliers in the Boer war & was attached to the Nigeria Regiment for service in East Africa. He was awarded the Distinguished Conduct Medal for services in the Cameroons whilst attached to the 3rd Nigeria Regiment & this was published in the London gazette 14-1-1916. This was followed by the award of an M.I.D in the London gazette 31-5-1916 & went on to be commissioned in to his own unit. He was awarded the Military Cross for his gallantry at Bwehoe-Chin 22-9-1917 & Mahiwa 18-10-1918 & this was published in the London gazette 22-7-1918. The London gazette citation states it was for Conspicuous gallantry & excellent services rendered throughout the campaign & whilst the London gazette does not publish a citation for the award of the recipients Military Cross. With the Nigerians in German East Africa by W.D.Downes goes in to great detail and states that the recipients MC was for the two actions as stated above. GVF/NEF or better & mounted as worn. Complete with the recipients original investiture ticket for Buckingham palace. Along with a good copy image of the recipient in uniform & extensive research documents including medal roll & MIC details for all awards.

MILITARY O.B.E & 3 BAR IGS 1854, SOUTH WALES BORDERERS OFFICER, LANDED GENTRY 1st type Military O.B.E & IGS 1854 With clasps for Burma 1885-7, Burma 1887-89 & Burma 1889-92 To- LT.R.T.PASSINGHAM.2nd.BN.S.WALES.BORD Robert Townshend Anwyl-Passingham was born 16-10-1867 & was commissioned in to the South Wales Borderers 30-1-1886. He was attached to the Madras staff corps 3-8-188 & served with the 12th mounted infantry during the Burma campaigns. He was promoted to captain in 1897 & after service with the Burma military police. He went on to serve with the 72nd Punjabis as a Major. He was placed on retired pay in 1907 & appears on the army list from 1915 to 1822 as a non effective officer. He was awarded the Military O.B.E in the London gazette 7-6-1918 for his services as assistant director of recruiting in Wrexham. He is listed in Burkes handbook to the landed gentry as Anwyl-Passingham of Bala & the family estate was at Bryn-y-Groes Bala. He was a JP for the county & died at his brother residence in Chelsea in 1926. This pair of medals are his complete & only medal entitlement NEF/GVF & Complete with medal roll details, London gazette details & other research including a copy of the recipients will & his death certificate

MINT BOXED 1914-15 TRIO, 4th WEST RIDING REGIMENT, KILLED IN ACTION F&F 11-12-1915, FROM HALIFAX Mint boxed 1914-15 Trio To- 3492.PTEC.HIRST.W.RID.R Cecil Hirst was both born & enlisted in Halifax. He first landed in France 15-4-1915 serving with the 1/4th battalion of the West Riding Regiment & was sadly killed in action in France & Flanders 11-12-1915. He was 18 years of age at the time of his death and was the late son of Mr.G.H.Hirst who was the manager of the English card clothing company in Halifax. He has no known grave but is commemorated on the Menin gate memorial at Ypres. The CWGC state that he was the late 19 year old son of George Henry & Anna Hirst of 10 Glen terrace, Clover Hill, Halifax. EF/MINT with boxes of issue and the original condolence slip for the recipients 1914-15 star. Along with MIC details & details from both SDGW & the CWGC

MINT BOXED 1914-15 TRIO, OFFICER 7th HIGHLAND.L.I, SERVED GALLIPOLI Mint boxed 1914-15 Trio To- LIEUT.P.F.FAIRLEY.HIGH.L.I (1914-15 Star) & LIEUT.P.F.FAIRLEY (WW1 Pair) Peter Fraser Fairley from Glasgow was commissioned in to the 7th Highland Light Infantry & First landed overseas on Gallipoli in August of 1915. He applied for the issue of his campaign medals in 1921 whilst living in Glasgow. He also applied for a silver war badge but this was refused? EF/MINT & Complete with the original silk medal ribbons, boxes of issue & MIC details

MINT BOXED 1926 NATIONAL EMERGENCY MEDAL Mint cased 1926 National Emergency Medal Unnamed as issued Issued by the LM.S Railway company to volunteers for services during the 1926 General strike EF/MINT. Case slightly scuffed but a nice clean example of this bronze medal

MINT BOXED EIIR 2nd TYPE SPECIAL CONSTABULARY FAITHFUL SERVICE MEDAL, LOTHIAN & PEEBLES CONSTABULARY Mint boxed EIIR 2nd type Special Constabulary Faithful service medal To- JAMES.W.SMITH. The lid of the box of issue states that the recipient served with the Lothians & Peebles constabulary EF/MINT

MINT BOXED EIIR TERRITORIAL EFFICIENCY MEDAL, PARACHUTE REGIMENT Mint boxed EIIR 2nd type efficiency medal with Territorial Suspender To- 22162031.PTE.H.T.PATERSON.PARA The recipient was awarded the efficiency medal in 1964 whilst serving with the Parachute regiment.

MINT BOXED GSM CANAL ZONE, BORDER REGIMENT Mint boxed EIIR 2nd type GSM 1918-1962 With Canal Zone Clasp To- 22507601.PTE.B.THOMPSON.BORDER.R EF/MINT

MINT BOXED GVIR BRITISH EMPIRE MEDAL (B.E.M) R.A.F.VR FROM NORTHAMPTON Mint boxed GVIR British Empire Medal (B.E.M) To- 982565.CPL.SIDNEY.W.DROWN.R.A.F.VR The award of the recipients B.E.M was published in the London gazette 1-1-1946. Sidney.Wilmott.Drown was born in Epsom 9-10-1917 & died in Northampton 2004. He is shown on the 1939 register was a stockroom shop manager living in Northampton with his wife Edna. EF & complete with box of issue & Buckingham palace award letter from the king. Along with London gazette & other basic research details.

MINT BOXED IRAQ / OP-TELIC MEDAL, WELSH GUARDS 2003 Iraq / Op-Telic medal To- 25011832.GDSM.R.W.PETERS.WG NEF/EF & Complete with the original box of issue

MINT BOXED WW1 PAIR, 11th ARGYLL & SUTHERLAND HIGHLANDERS Mint boxed WW1 Pair To- S-15764.PTE.J.M.GRIEVE.A&S.HIGHRS James.M.Grieve first served overseas with the 11th service battalion of the Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders & went on to finish his war serving with the 2nd & later 9th Gordon Highlanders. EF/MINT & Complete with MIC & medal roll details.

MINT BOXED WW2 CASUALTY GROUP, 6th DURHAM LIGHT INFANTRY, K.I.A EL ALAMEIN 2-11-1942, FROM BARNARD CASTLE Mint boxed 1939-45 Star, Africa Star with 8th Army Clasp, Defence Medal & 1939-45 War Medal. Complete with the original named condolence slip To- CQMS.J.N.ROBINSON. 4455629.Joseph Norman Robinson was killed in action at El Alamein in North Africa 2-11-1942 age 30. He was serving with the 6th battalion of the Durham Light Infantry at the time of his death & is buried in the El Alamein war cemetery. He is recorded by the CWGC as the late son of Joseph Robert & Florence Marian Robinson of Barnard Castle, County Durham & the late husband of Marian Robinson also of Barnard castle. The medals are EF/MINT & are housed in the original waxed paper packets. The condolence slip is clean & neatly folded in to quarters as to fit in the box of issue. The next of kins address has sadly been removed from the box of issue. Complete with CWGC details & modern images of the recipients name on Barnard castle war memorial.

MINT BOXED WW2 DEFENCE MEDAL, AUXILIARY FIRE SERVICE FROM SWALWELL, NEWCASTLE Mint boxed WW2 Defence medal. Housed in the original box & complete with the original issue certificate. Addressed to- MR.R.E.CROZIER. 5 MILTON ROAD, SWALWELL, NEWCASTLE ON TYNE. Robert.E.Crozier was born in 1908 & on the 1939 register he is working as a motor driver & mechanic & is a member of the Auxiliary Fire Service (A.F.S) NEF & Complete with 1939 register details

MINT BOXED WW2 GROUP WITH ORIGINAL DOG TAGS & DOCUMENTS, PTE CUNDY FROM LEICESTER, SERVED R.W.FUS, D.L.I, OX & BUCKS & K.S.L.I IN N.W.EUROPE Mint boxed 1939-45 Star, France & Germany Star & 1939-45 War Medal with the recipients original dog tags & a large selection of original documents. Including the recipients soldiers release book & his record of service card To- 14398888.PTE.L.T.CUNDY Leslie Thomas Cundy was a cabinet maker from Leicester when he was called up for military service 17-12-1942. He initially trained with the General Service Corps before been posted to the R.A.S.C 27-1-1943. He remained with the R.A.S.C until 29-8-1944 when he was posted to the Royal Welsh Fusiliers. He served with the RWF until 7-4-1945 when he transferred to the Durham Light Infantry. He remained with the D.L.I until 22-9-1945.So all of his overseas service in N.W.Europe was with the RWF & the D.L.I. He transferred to the Ox & Bucks.L.i 23-9-45 & served with them until 19-7-1946. His final transfer was to the 4th K.S.L.I 20-7-1946 & he served with them until his final discharge 28-12-46. But returned from service with the B.A.O.R in October 1946. He applied for the issue of his campaign medals in 1951 whilst living at 285 Overton Road, Leicester. EF/MINT & Complete with a nice archive of original letters & documents.

MINT BOXED WW2 MIDDLESEX REGIMENT OFFICERS GROUP WITH TD & BAR 1939-45 Star, Defence Medal, 1939-45 War Medal & EIIR Efficiency decoration dated 1952 to the reverse with a Territorial suspender & a 2nd award clasp also dated 1952 to the reverse To- CAPTAIN (HON.MAJOR).G.D.PATTERSON. 67608.MIDDLESEX.REGIMENT. The recipient was a resident of Leeds & was awarded the Efficiency decoration with 1st clasp in the London gazette 24-10-1952 for his services with the Middlesex Regiment. The WW2 Campaign medals are mint in the original O.H.M.S box of issue as addressed to the recipient at 2 Southlands Crescent, Leeds 7, & The T.D is mint in its original fitted case of issue. Complete with London gazette details.

MINT CASED CIVIL B.E.M, CHARGEHAND ELECTRICIAN, YORKSHIRE WATER AUTHORITY MINT cased EIIR Civil British Empire Medal To- GEORGE.MACDONALD. The recipient was awarded his B.E.M in the London gazette 30-12-1989 for his services as a chargehand electrician with the Yorkshire water authority. EF/MINT & Complete with the original fitted case of issue & copy London gazette details.

MINT CASED EIIR CIVIL BRITISH EMPIRE MEDAL, FOR SERVICES TO THE COMMUNITY IN STOCKTON ON TEES Mint cased EIIR British Empire Medal To- HERBERT.EDWARD.MUDD The recipient was awarded his B.E.M in the London gazette 1-1-1974 for his services to the community & particularly to charity in Stockton on Tees. EF/MINT & Complete with the case of issue & copy London gazette details

MINT CASED EIIR CIVIL BRITISH EMPIRE MEDAL, INSPECTOR NORTH WESTERN ROAD CAR COY, STOCKPORT EIIR British Empire Medal on a Civil ribbon. Housed in its original presentation case To- JOHN.HENRY.WALTERS. The recipient was awarded his medal in the London gazette 12-6-1965 as part of the Queen\'s birthday honours list. For his services as an inspector with the North Western Road Car Company. He was a resident of Stockport & was an active member of his local Congregational church. EF & Complete with copy London gazette details. Along with an original newspaper cutting about the award of the B.E.M that includes an image of the recipient in his inspectors uniform.

MINT CASED EIIR EFFICIENCY DECORATION, DATED 1966 Mint cased EIIR Efficiency decoration with Territorial top bar suspender & dated 1966 to the reverse Unnamed as issued EF/MINT

MINT CASED GVIR EFFICENCY DECORATION WITH TERRITORIAL SUSPENDER (TD) DATED 1951 Mint cased GVIR Efficiency decoration with Territorial Suspender (TD) Dated 1951 to the reverse & unnamed as issued EF/MINT

MINT CASED WW1 MILITARY CROSS & TRIO WITH M.I.D, 5th NORTHUMBERLAND FUSILIERS, K.I.A F&F 27-5-1918 Mint cased GVR Military Cross (MC) & 1914-15 Trio with M.I.D Oakleaves To- CAPT.N.M.NORTH.NORTH’D.FUS Neville Marriott North was South African by birth & was commissioned in to the 5th battalion of the Northumberland fusiliers in 1912 having completed his education at both Bedford modern & Leeds university.He first landed in France in April 1915 & was wounded in April 1915, July 1915 & September 1916. He was both awarded the Military Cross & mentioned in dispatches 1-1-1916 & was sadly killed in action in France & Flanders 27-5-1918. He has no known grave but is commemorated on the Soissons memorial. He was a resident of Huddersfield prior to WW1 and was a member of the institute of Civil engineers.He is recoded by the CWGC as the late son of Francis North of 5 Goldington avenue, Bedford. The MC is mint in its original case of issue with the original ribbon and mounting brooch. It is engraved on the reverse CAPTAIN.N.M.NORTH.5th NORTH, FUS 1915. Whilst the trio is EF or better. Complete with a copy of the recipients obituary from the regimental magazine which includes a photograph of the recipient in uniform. Along with a copy of the recipients obituary from both the sphere and the journal of the association of civil engineers. Along with other basic research including MIC & medal roll details plus copy London gazette details.

NATAL 1906 & WW1 GROUP WITH COLONIAL AUXILIARY FORCE LONG SERVICE, NATAL TELEGRAPH CORPS / NATAL MOUNTED RIFLES Natal 1906 with 1906 clasp, 1914-15 Trio & GV Colonial auxiliary force long service medal To- TPR.B.V.H.FLACK.NATAL.TELEGRAPH.CORPS. LT.B.V.H.FLACK (WW1 Pair) & NO-37366..SIG.SJT.B.V.H.FLACK.1st.M.R (N.CARBS) (Colonial long service) One of only 38 members of the Natal telegraph corps to be awarded the Natal 1906 medal with clasp. Commissioned in to the 1st mounted rifles, Northern force 3-4-1915. The 1914-15 star in the group is a genuine unnamed replacement medal. NEF & Court mounted for display. Complete with medal roll & other basic research details.

NATAL REBELLION MEDAL WITH 1906 CLASP, TRANSVAAL MOUNTED RIFLES Natal Rebellion medal with 1906 Clasp To- TPR.T.L.DAY.NATAL.MTD.RIFLES EF

NGS PALESTINE 1936-39 & GVIR 1st TYPE RN LS&GC, HMS EURYALUS GVIR 1st type N.G.S 1915-1962 With Palestine 1936-39 & GVIR 1st type RN LS&GC To- JX.132876.G.BLACKMORE.AB.RN (NGS) & MX.842091.G.BLACKMORE.E.M.HMS.EURYALUS GVF or better

NGS PALESTINE 1936-39 & WW2 GROUP, K.I.A 18-11-1942, HMS ARETHUSA GVIR 1st type NGS 1915-1962 With Palestine 1936-39 Clasp, 1939-45 Star, Atlantic Star, Africa Star & 1939-45 War Medal To- JX.141175.A.A.CAVALIER.ORD.SMN.RN Alfred Arthur Cavalier was killed in action 18-11-1942 when HMS Arethusa was attacked by Italian aircraft as part of operation Stoneage during the resupply of Malta. He has no known grave but is commemorated on the Chatham naval memorial & is recorded by the CWGC as the late 24 year old son of Alfred Joseph & Edith Jennie Cavalier of London. HMS Arethusa had a very interesting war & prior to the recipients death Arethusa was assigned to the 3rd Cruiser Squadron in the Mediterranean on completion and was still there at the onset of World War II in September 1939. However, early in 1940 she and her sister Penelope were recalled to the Home Fleet, where they formed the 2nd Cruiser Squadron with the remainder of the class. She participated in the Norwegian Campaign in April 1940, but on 8 May she joined the Nore Command, where she supported the defending forces in Calais and later aided the evacuations from French Atlantic ports. On 28 June 1940 she was a component of the newly formed Force \"H\" at Gibraltar, with which she participated in the action against Vichy French forces at Mers el Kebir in July 1940. With Force \"H\" she took part in convoy protection patrols in the Atlantic and operated in the Mediterranean. During the sortie of the German battleship Bismarck in May 1941 she was employed in Iceland and Faroes waters, but by July she had returned to the Mediterranean, where she escorted Malta convoys and herself ran supply trips to the island. Towards the end of 1941 she returned to home waters and took part in the Lofoten raid in December, where she was damaged by near misses. After refit and repair at Chatham until April 1942, she returned to the Mediterranean in June 1942, where she joined the 15th Cruiser Squadron, operating mostly in support of the resupply of Malta. GVF or better & complete with CWGC details

NO BAR CRIMEA 1854, HMS BRITANNIA No clasp Crimea 1854 privately engraved on the rim in the correct period style To- G.PARKS.H.M.SHIP,BRITANNIA The recipient served as a member of the Royal Marine artillery onboard HMS Britannia during the Crimean war. GVF/VF With a minor ek to the rim & complete with medal roll details

NO BAR CRIMEA, 55th REGT, (BORDER) DIED IN THE CRIMEA 10-6-1855 No bar Crimea 1854-56 Officially impressed on the rim To- J.MEASOM.55th.REGT The recipient died in the Crimea 10-6-1855 NEF & Complete with medal roll details

NO BAR QSA, AGS SOMALILAND 1902-04, 1914-15 TRIO & GV RN LS&GC, HMS NAIAD & HMS HINDUSTAN No Clasp QSA 1899-1902, AGS 1901-1956 With Somaliland 1902-04 Clasp, 1914-15 Trio & GV 1st type RN LS&GC To- W.J.GRANT.STO.HMS.NAIAD (QSA & AGS) 290035.W.J.GRANT.CH.STO.RN (1914-15 Trio) & 290035.W.J.GRANT.STO.PO.HMS.HINDUSTAN William John Grant was born in Dorchester, Dorset 21-5-1877 & enlisted in to the Royal Navy in 1898. He served onboard HMS Naiad during the later stages of the Boer War & during the Somaliland campaign of 1902-1904. He was awarded his LS&GC in 1914 whilst onboard HMS Hindustan & he remained with her for most of the great war. He sadly died of ill health whilst serving at HMS Gilia 19-3-1919 age 40 & is buried in Malta (Capuccinii) Naval cemetery. He is recorded by the C.W.G.C as the late husband of Frances Mary Grant of 17 love lane, Weymouth. Lightly polished GVF or better with minor contact marks to the first two medals & the LS&GC. Complete with copy service papers & CWGC details.

NO BAR QSA, HMS GIBRALTAR No bar QSA 1899-1902 To- G.ROGERS.DOM.1CL.HMS.GIBRALTAR EF & Complete with medal roll details

NO BAR QSA, SHIP STEWARDS BOY,HMS TERRIBLE No clasp QSA 1899-1902 To- R.H.WILLIAMS.S.S.B.HMS.TERRIBLE GVF or better with two tiny eks to the rim

NO CLASP AFGHANISTAN 1878-80, 15th HUSSARS No clasp Afghanistan 1878-79-80 To- 1672.PTE.G.PARTINGTON.15th.HUSSRS GVF or better with minor contact marks Complete with copy medal roll details

NO CLASP AFGHANISTAN 1878-80, 2/14th REGIMENT / W.YORK.R No Clasp Afghanistan 1878-79-80 To- 10B/1083.PTE.J.REID.2/14th.REGT GVF with minor ek & complete with medal roll details

NO CLASP AFGHANISTAN 1878-80, 2/15th FOOT / EAST YORKSHIRE REGIMENT No clasp Afghanistan 1878-79-80 To- 2186.PTE.F.C.CROTTY.2/15th.FOOT Frederick.C.Crotty was born in Dublin & enlisted in to the 2/15th regiment of foot 12-10-1878. He served with the regiment for seven years & his only medal entitlement was the Afghan medal. NEF with very minor contact marks & complete with copy service papers

NO CLASP AFGHANISTAN 1878-80, 78th FOOT / SEAFORTH HIGHLANDERS No clasp Afghanistan 1878-79-80 To- 1596.PTE.R.ANDERSON.78th.FOOT NEF/GVF with minor contact marks in the obverse field & complete with medal roll details

NO CLASP AFGHANISTAN 1878-80, 92nd HIGHLANDERS No Clasp Afghanistan 1878-79-80 To- B/391.PTE.J.JOHNSTONE.92nd.HIGHRS NEF & Complete with copy medal roll details

NO CLASP AFGHANISTAN 1878-80,DRUMMER, 1/5th FUSILIERS / NORTHUMBERLAND FUSILIERS No clasp Afghanistan 1878-79-80 To- 1584.DRUMMR.W.BROWNING.1/5th.FUSRS NEF & Complete with copy service papers & medal roll details.

NO CLASP EGYPT 1882, 19th HUSSARS Egypt & Sudan Medal with 1882 dated reverse To- 1508.PTE.J.DRANGOOLE.19th.HUSSARS EF & Complete with medal roll details

NO CLASP INDIAN MUTINY 1857-58, 34th REGIMENT / BORDER.REGT No clasp Indian Mutiny 1857-58 To- WM.YATES.34th.REGT GVF or better & mounted as worn from the original ribbon & silver ribbon buckle. Complete with medal roll details.

NO CLASP N.W.CANADA 1885, 7th FUSILIERS No clasp N.W.Canada 1885 To- PTE.J.SINNOTT.7th.FUSILIERS N.E.F & Complete with copy medal roll details that confirm the recipients entitlement to the medal without clasp. Neatly impressed naming

NO CLASP QSA, CONDUCTOR A.S.C No clasp QSA 1899-1902 To- CONDR.N.B.R.PIERS.A.S.C NEF & Complete with medal roll details

O.B.E, QSA, KSA, WW1 PAIR & M.I.D, SOUTH WALES BORDERERS OFFICER, WITH ORIGINAL PHOTOGRAPHS 1st type Military O.B.E, QSA 1899-1902 With clasps for Cape Colony, Orange Free State & Johannesburg, KSA 1901-1902 With clasps for South Africa 1901 & South Africa 1902 & WW1 Pair with M.I.D Oakleaves To- LIEUT.L.H.TUDOR.S.WALES.BORD (QSA/KSA) & MAJOR.L.H.TUDOR (WW1 Pair) The recipient served with the 2nd battalion & was commandant at Randfontein 1900 to 1902. He first landed in France in October 1916 & went on to serve with the army school of musketry. He was twice M.I.D for services in France in the London gazette 18-12-1917 & 27-12-1918 & this was followed by the award of the O.B.E in the London gazette 1-1-1919. NEF/GVF & Complete with two original photographs of the recipient in uniform. Along with MIC & medal roll details & other basic military & biographical details.

PRINCESS MARY\'S 1914 CHRISTMAS GIFT TIN, WITH ORIGINAL CONTENTS 1914 Christmas gift tin from the Princess Mary\'s gift fund. A nice clean good condition tin that is complete with the original 1914 Christmas card with outer envelope, the photograph of Princess Mary, one packet of tobacco & one packet of cigarettes. The cigarette packet has been opened at the top but still contains 20 cigarettes & each cigarette is correctly monogramed with princess Mary\'s monogram. The tobacco packet is unopened but has a small sellotape repair to the yellow wrapper. As does the spine of the Christmas card & the outer envelope for the card. All in all a very nice example & a rare survivor.

QSA & 1914-15 TRIO, VOL COY, L.N.LANC.REGT & 6th EAST LANCASHIRE REGIMENT, KILLED IN ACTION GALLIPOLI 9-8-1915 QSA 1899-1902 With Clasps for Cape Colony, Orange Free State, Transvaal & 1914-15 Trio To- 7352.PTE.W.SCHOLES.VL.COY.1st.L.N.LANC.R & 11155.PTE.W.SCHOLES.E.LAN.R (1914-15 Trio) William Scholes was both born & enlisted in Preston & served with the Volunteer Company of the 1st battalion, Loyal North Lancashire Regiment during the Boer War. He first landed in the Balkans / Gallipoli 1-8-1915 serving with the 6th battalion of the East Lancashire Regiment. He was sadly killed in action on Gallipoli just 8 days later 9-8-1915. He has no known grave but is commemorated on the Helles memorial. GVF or better. The clasps on the QSA are loose as a block of three on the ribbon of the medal but not fixed to the suspender as the QSA & Clasps were issued to the recipient at different dates. The ribbons on the trio are on the incorrect medals but I personally have no intention of changing them after 100 years in family hands. Complete with MIC & medal roll details along with details from both SDGW & the CWGC

QSA & EVII LS&GC WITH REGIMENTAL SHOOTING TROPHY, C-SJT / INSTRUCTOR OF MUSKETRY, ROYAL LANCASTER REGT QSA 1899-1902 With clasps for Cape Colony & Orange Free state & EVII Army LS&GC To- 559.C-SJT.E.L.JEFFERIES.RL.LANC.R (QSA) & 559.C-SJT.I.O.M.L.JEFFERIES.R.LANC.R (LS&GC) Complete with a silver plated regimental shooting trophy that is engraved Presentation from Sergt\'s mess 4th Batt. The Kings own RL.Regt to C.S.I of musketry E.L.Jefferies, best shot of permanent staff 1907. The medals are N.E.F / G.V.F & are swing mounted as worn. The cup is lightly polished & was made Mapin & Webb it is marked as electroplated Britannia metal. It stands 9 inches high & will slightly increase the postal cost of this item due to the weight A rare rank to find on the LS&GC

QSA & KSA PAIR, 2nd MANCHESTER REGIMENT, RELIEF OF LADYSMITH & BELFAST QSA 1899-1902 With clasps for Relief of Ladysmith & Belfast, K.S.A 1901-1902 with clasps for South Africa 1901 & South Africa 1902 To- 3414.PTE.T.MOUNTFORD.MANCHESTER.REGT Thomas Mountford from Nantwich, Cheshire was born in 1868 & served with the 1st battalion of the Manchester Regiment 1891-1898 & was immediately recalled for service on the outbreak of the Boer War. He served in South Africa from November of 1899 through to June of 1902. When he returned to the UK & once again went on to the reserve. A less than common combination of clasps to the regiment. VF or better with minor EKS & complete with basic research including medal roll details & copy WW1 service papers

QSA & KSA PAIR, 74th BATTERY R.F.A, M.I.D LORD ROBERTS DESPATCH 10-9-1901 QSA 1899-1902 With clasps for Cape Colony, Orange Free State, Johannesburg & KSA 1901-1902 With clasps for South Africa 1901 & South Africa 1902 To- 14501.CPL.A.FOOT.74th.BTY.R.F.A (QSA) & 14501.CORPL.A.FOOT.R.F.A (KSA) The recipient was born in St. Mary\'s Southampton & enlisted 24-3-1882 age 19. He served in South Africa from November 1899 to April 1903 & was mentioned in lord Roberts Despatch dated 10-9-1901. He left the army in 1903 after 21 years service. NEF & Complete with copy service papers, medal roll & London gazette details.

QSA DEFENCE OF LADYSMITH, 2nd KINGS ROYAL RIFLE CORPS, DIED OF DISEASE AT LADYSMITH 5-2-1900 QSA 1899-1902 With Defence of Ladysmith clasp To- 9029.CPL.W.STACEY.K.R.R.C The recipient died of disease at Ladysmith 5-2-1900 whilst serving with the 2nd battalion. NEF & Complete with both medal roll & casualty roll details.

QSA, KSA & 1914 MONS STAR TRIO WITH SILVER WAR BADGE, A&S.HIGHLANDERS & R.SCOTS.FUS, TWICE WOUNDED QSA 1899-1902 With Clasps for Cape Colony, Orange Free State & Transvaal, K.S.A 1901-1902 With Clasps for South Africa 1901 & South Africa 1902, 1914 Mons star trio & the recipients original silver war badge To- 7122.PTE.R.BELL.A&S.HIGHRS (QSA/KSA) & 7153.PTE/CPL.R.BELL.1/R.SC.FUS Roderick Bell was born in Thornaby & served with the 1st Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders in South Africa during the Boer war. By the outbreak of WW1 he was on the reserve but was re-called and landed in France 1-11-1914. He was serving with the 1st battalion of the Royal Scots Fusiliers when he arrived overseas but transferred to the 12th battalion for service in both Egypt & Palestine. He received both gun shot & shrapnel wounds in France 28-4-17 & gun shot wounds to his left arm & left leg in France 31-10-1918 just 11 days before the armistice. He was discharged with a silver war badge due to wounds in 1919. GVF & Complete with copy service papers & medal roll details. (Minor eks to the QSA/KSA)

QSA, KSA & 1914-15 TRIO, 1st K.O.S.B, SERVED GALLIPOLI, FROM SUNDERLAND QSA 1899-1902 With clasps for Cape Colony, Paardeberg, Johannesburg, K.S.A 1901-1902 With clasps for South Africa 1901 & South Africa 1902 & 1914-15 Trio To- 5844.PTE.G.BROWN.K.O.SCOT.BORD (QSA/KSA) & 16699.SJT/C-SJT.G.W.BROWN.K.O.S.B (Trio) George William Brown from Sunderland served with K.O.S.B during the Boer War of 1899-1902 & re-enlisted at Sunderland 16-11-1914. He first landed in theatre of war 2B The Balkans / Gallipoli 3-9-1915 and spent all of his war with the M.E.F before returning to the UK 10-8-1918. GVF / NEF & Complete with MIC details & copy service papers.

QUEENS KOREA MEDAL FLEET AIR ARM, RN 1st type Queen\'s Korea medal To- L/FX.82572.J.D.RIGLEY.A.A.3.RN A nice medal to a member of the fleet air arm Fair / fine with a number of minor eks & bumps / surface marks that do not effect the naming details.

QUEENS KOREA MEDAL, ROYAL ARMOURED CORPS EIIR 1st type Queen\'s Korea medal To- 22563880.TPR.J.SHARP.R.A.C GVF or better with very tiny ek to the rim

QV RN LS&GC, PLYMOUTH DIVISION, R.M.L.I QV RN LS&GC To- WM.WHITE.PTE.No.2005.PLYMOR.R.M.L.I William White was born in Nottingham 16-6-1862 & enlisted in to the R.M.L.I at Derby in June of 1880. He was awarded his LS&GC in 1901 & left the service later the same year. NEF & Complete with copy service papers

RARE WW1 & WW2 GROUP WITH THREE BAR ARMY EMERGENCY RESERVE DECORATION, CROIX-DE-GUERRE & FRANCE 1940 M.I.D TO THE ROYAL ENGINEERS A truly rare & unique group to the Royal Engineers 1914-15 trio, 1939-45 Star, Defence Medal, 1939-45 War Medal with M.I.D Oakleaf, 1935 Silver Jubilee, 1937 Coronation, Efficiency decoration dated 1953 to the reverse with three extra service clasps all also dated 1953 to the reverse & a French Croix-De-Guerre dated 1914-1918 to the reverse To- 9586 / 402093.SPR / S-SGT. A.ROBERTSON. ROYAL ENGINEERS. Alexander Robertson first landed in France 3-5-1915 and was awarded the French Croix-De-Guerre in the London gazette 1-5-1917. He was discharged to the class Z army reserve 7-2-1919 & went on to both serve with & become C.O of 103rd Army troops coy Royal Engineers (Glasgow) as part of the supplementary reserve. He took his unit to France in 1940 and was evacuated via St Nazaire in June of that year. He was M.I.D for this action & went on to be only of a total of only 26 recipients of the Efficiency decoration with Army Emergency reserve bar & three extra clasps. A truly superb group that comes with a good archive of original documents that include the certificates for both Royal commemorative medals along with a selection of photographs of the recipient in uniform, the recipients miniature medals, the case for the AER decoration & other associated documents. Court mounted as worn with the exception of the A.E.R decoration which is mint in its original case of issue. Court mounted group GVF or better. Whilst the AER decoration is EF/MINT.

RARE WW2 GROUP WITH GSM PALESTINE 1945-48 TO TOCH.H CHRISTIAN SOCIETY Mint boxed WW2 Defence Medal, 1939-45 War Medal & GVIR 2nd type GSM 1918-62 with Palestine 1945-48 Clasp To- D.A.RENNISON. The recipient was a resident of Heaton, Bradford and during the campaign in Palestine 1945-48 he served as a member of Toch.H Christian society at Hibbert House in Palestine. He is one of only 11 members of Toch.H on the roll for the Palestine 1945-48 clasp. EF/MINT & Complete with medal roll details.

ROYAL HUMANE SOCIETY TESTIMONIAL ON VELUM, TO CECIL WOOD, FOR THE RESCUE OF TWO MEN FROM DROWNING IN THE WEAR AT DURHAM 1927 Royal Humane Society testimonial on Velum To- CECIL.WOOD, Dated 12-7-1927 Given for saving two men from drowning in the wear at Durham 7-5-1927 Mounted on to card & slightly cut down in size for framing.

ROYAL HUMANE SOCIETY TESTIMONIAL ON VELUM, TO JEFFREY SMITH FOR SAVING A WOMAN FROM DROWNING IN THE SURREY CANAL AT CAMBERWELL 1910 Royal Humane Society testimonial on velum To- JEFFREY SMITH, Dated 8-8-1910 Given for saving a woman from drowning in the Surrey Canal at Camberwell 18-7-1910. Lightly faded & with signs of use & age

ROYAL HUMANE SOCIETY TESTIOMONIAL ON VELUM, TO WILLIAM.F.SIMMS, FOR SAVING A BOY FROM DROWNING IN THE ROYAL DOCK GRIMSBY 1920, WITH ORIGINAL PRESENTATION TUBE Royal Humane Society testimonial on velum To- WILLIAM.F.SIMMS, Dated 12-10-1920 Given for saving the life of a boy from drowning in the Royal Dock at Grimsby 27-7-1920 With the original presentation tube.

ROYAL OBERSERVER CORPS LONG SERVICE, NO-1 GROUP, MAIDSTONE EIIR 2nd type Royal Observer Corps long service medal To- OBS.B.W.HEARSEY. The recipient was awarded his medal in 1982 for his services with No-1 group in Maidstone NEF

ROYAL OBSERVER CORPS LONG SERVICE MEDAL WITH 2nd AWARD CLASP & THE RECIPIENTS HIGHLAND AGRICUTURAL SOCIETY LONG SERVICE MEDAL,NO-24 GROUP, EDINBURGH EIIR 2nd type Royal Observer Corps with 2nd award clasp To- LEADING.OBSERVER.J.JOHNSTONE. The recipient served with No-24 Edinburgh group & was awarded the medal in 1978 & the 2nd award clasp in 1990. He was a farmer from Kelso & was awarded the Royal Highland agricultural society of Scotland long service medal after 33 years service to the society in 1991. 14314 Royal observer corps long service medals were issued & 3041 of these were awarded with the 1st clasp. 1928 of the 14314 were awarded to Leading observers. The agricultural society medal is hallmarked sterling silver & enamel & is both named & dated on the reverse & housed in its original box of issue. N.E.F & Complete with medal roll details.

ROYAL OBSERVER CORPS LONG SERVICE, NO-22 GROUP CARLISLE EIIR 2nd type Royal Observer Corps long service medal To- OBSERVER.R.MONKHOUSE. The recipient served with 22 group R.O.C based in Carlisle & was awarded his medal in 1971 NEF & Complete with medal roll details.

ST JOHN AMBULANCE BRIGADE MEDAL FOR SOUTH AFRICA 1899-1902, HEBDEN BRIDGE CORPS St John ambulance brigade Boer war medal for services in South Africa 1899-1902 To- 451.SERGT.G.COLLINGE.HEBDEN.BRIDGE.CORPS The recipient served with the 7th general hospital in South Africa & is also entitled to the QSA with Natal clasp. GVF or better & complete with medal roll details.

SUDAN & BOER WAR GROUP, 2nd LANCASHIRE FUSILIERS Queens Sudan 1897-98, QSA 1899-1902 With clasps for Cape Colony, Orange Free State, Transvaal & Laings nek, Khedives Sudan To- 3617.PTE.R.SULLIVAN.2/LANC.FUS (Sudan pair) & 3617.PTE.J.SULLIVAN.LANC.FUS (QSA) NEF/GVF with minor contact marks in the obverse field & complete with medal roll details. Please note the incorrect initial on the QSA but the correct regimental number & unit.

UNDATED KHEDIVES STAR Khedives Star Undated type for the later campaigns in the Sudan & most often seen in the company of the Egypt & Sudan medal with the Gemaizah 1888 clasp Unnamed as issued & lightly polished GVF

VICTORIAN ARMY LS&GC & GVR ANNUITY M.S.M, SOUTH LANCASHIRE REGIMENT QV 3rd type Army LS&GC & GVR 1st type annuity Meritorious Service Medal (M.S.M) To- 2343.Q.M.SJT.W.J.STONE.S.LANC.R The recipient was awarded the annuity M.S.M in army order 269 of 1927. Despite a long period of service with the regiment this pair of medals are the recipients complete medal entitlement. NEF/GVF & Complete with army order details.

VICTORIAN ARMY LS&GC, QM.SJT, ROYAL HIGHLANDERS / BLACK WATCH QV 3rd type Army LS&GC To- 341.Q.M.SJT.F.OLIVER.R.HIGHRS N.E.F

VICTORIAN LS&GC & GVR ANNUITY M.S.M, 3rd DRAGOON GUARDS / CARABINIERS Victorian 3rd type Army LS&GC & GV 1st type annuity M.S.M To- 1065.TP.SGT.MAJ.G.SKELTON.3rd.D.GDS (LS&GC) & S.Q.S.MJR.G.SKELTON.3-D.GDS (M.S.M) The recipient was awarded the annuity M.S.M with a £10 annuity in army order 175 of 1923.George Skelton served from 1868-1890 in the 3DG and then did 3 years or so with the Yorkshire Hussars. He became a Chelsea In Pensioner on 1/4/1929 and died on 16/3/1930 One of only 3 examples of this type of M.S.M issued to this unit. NEF & Complete with basic details.

VICTORIAN OFFICERS DECORATION, HALLMARKED 1897 Victorian Volunteer decoration. Unnamed as issued Fully hallmarked to the reverse for London 1897 & maker marked by Samuel Garrard & co. The top bar is missing due to once been part of a unnamed group & such it is on a short length of the original ribbon that is stitched together at the top. NEF

VICTORIAN VOLUNTEER FORCE LONG SERVICE MEDAL, COL-SJT 1st V.B NORTHUMBERLAND FUSILIERS Victorian Volunteer force long service medal. Neatly privately engraved on the rim in the correct period style. To- REG.NO.136.COL.SERJT.S.W.BROWN. 1st.V.B.N.F.1895. N.E.F

VOLUNTEER OFFICERS DECORATION (VD) HALLMARKED 1892 Victorian Volunteer decoration (VD) Unnamed as issued Fully hallmarked to the reverse for London 1892 & maker marked by Samuel Garrard & co. Complete with the original suspender bar that has had the pin removed from the reverse & has been converted to a slide on bar to allow for court mounting GVF/NEF

WW1 & LATER MERCHANT & ROYAL NAVY GROUP, WITH LS&GC TO HM.YACHT VICTORIA & ALBERT British War Medal, Mercantile Marine War Medal, Victory Medal, 1935 Silver jubilee, 1937 Coronation & GVR 3rd type RN LS&GC To- J.54758.F.G.OSBORNE.AB.RN (WW1 Pair) FREDERICK.G.OSBORNE (Mercantile marine) J.54758.F.G.OSBORNE.SMN.RGR.H.M.Y.VICTORIA & ALBERT (on both of the royal commemorative medals) & J.54758.F.G.OSBORNE.SMN.RGR .H.M.Y.VICTORIA & ALBERT (LS&GC) Frederick George Osborne was born in Hampshire 28-7-1899 & enlisted in to the Royal Navy as a boy in 1916. He served onboard HMS Caledon & was involved in the high speed dash to Heligoland Bight. He was still onboard when she was sent to the Baltic in 1919 & remained onboard until 1922. He spent four years at HMS Victory before being assigned to the the Royal Yacht Victoria & Albert in 1926. He was awarded his LS&GC in 1932 whilst onboard the Royal Yacht & continued to serve onboard to be awarded both the 1935 Silver Jubilee & 1937 Coronation medals. He was finally pensioned to shore in March of 1939.both royal commemorative medals have been neatly privately engraved with the same details at the recipients expense. GVF or better & complete with medal rolls & service papers that confirm all medals. This was once part of the Late Richard (Dick) Taylor collection. Dick was a prolific author & wrote a very lengthy article for the O.M.R.S journal about the recipient & a copy of this article is included as part of the research documents.

WW1 & WW2 GROUP WITH COMMISSION SCROLL & PHOTOGRAPHS & SPORTS MEDALS, OFFICER 2nd BORDER REGIMENT WW1 1914-15 Trio, 1939-45 Star, Italy Star, Defence Medal, 1939-45 War medal & two silver sports medals To- 40075.SJT.A.E.WILSON.R.A.M.C (on the star) & 2.LIEUT.A.E.WILSON (on the pair) Arthur Edward Wilson first landed in France 15-7-1915 serving as serjeant with the R.A.M.C.He was commissioned in to the 2nd battalion of the Border Regiment 31-7-1917 & after a short spell of service with the 22nd service battalion of the Manchester Regiment he continued to spend the rest of his military service with the border regiment. He won two silver booking medals as a bantam weight. One from the Aldershot athletic association whilst an officer cadet & the other in May 1919 from the Imperial services boxing association whilst he was a Lieutenant with the 2nd Border Regiment (Both of the sports medals are named on the reverse to the recipient). NEF & Complete with the recipients original commission scroll dated 1917, His release letter dated 1945, M.I.C details & two photographs of him in uniform at the end of WW2. He is wearing a WW2 M.I.D oakleaf on the ribbon of his WW2 War medal in both photographs but no trace can be found of him having received the M.I.D.

WW1 & WW2 GROUP WITH ISM, 7th DRAGOON GUARDS, HOME GUARD OFFICER & LONDON GPO WW1 Pair, WW2 Defence Medal & GVIR 1st type Imperial service medal To- 7DG-6753.PTE.W.J.HURDITCH.7-D.GDS (WW1) & WILLIAM.JOHN.HURDITCH (I.S.M) William John Hurditch served with the 7th Dragoon Guards in WW1 and was discharged to the class Z army reserve in 1919 & was commissioned in to the post office home guard in London during WW2 & was a member of the 21st City of London (4th P.O.L.T.R) He was awarded the Imperial service medal in the London gazette for his services as a skilled workman class 1 in the London telecommunications region & its worthy of note that on his return from the war in 1918 he was involved in a divorce after he discovered that his wife had been having relations with another soldier in his absence. NEF & Complete with MIC details, London gazette details & other basic research details.

WW1 & WW2 GROUP, 8th LIVERPOOL REGIMENT / LIVERPOOL IRISH & R.A.F OFFICER, DIED IN SERVICE 1942 WW1 1914-15 Trio, WW2 Defence & War Medals To- 2-LIEUT.J.N.H.BROOK.L.POOL.REGT (Star) & CAPT.J.N.H.BROOK (Pair) John North Hewlett Brooke was commissioned in to the 8th battalion of the Liverpool Regiment / Liverpool Irish in 1914 & first landed in France with the battalion 1-5-1915. He went on to serve with the M.G.C prior to his transfer to the RFC in 1917. He became a member of the R.A.F on its formation in April 1918 & relinquished his commission in 1921. He was recalled from the reserve on the outbreak of war & on the 10th of June 1942 he was hit by a cricket ball whilst playing a match & collapsed & died. Sqn Leader brook was 45 years of age at the time of his death & is buried in Haresfield (St.Peters) churchyard. He was a resident of Fareham, Hampshire & was survived by both his wife & his parents. GVF/NEF & Complete with copy WW1 officers papers, MIC details, CWGC details & other research documents.

WW1 & WW2 GROUP, H.A.C INFANTRY & 6th DURHAM.L.I FROM WOLSINGHAM WW1 Pair, WW2 Defence Medal, GVR Territorial Force Effficiency Medal & GVR Coinage head Special Constabulary Faithful Service Medal To- 11243.PTE.J.G.SHAW.HAC-INF (WW1 Pair) 406.SJT.J.G.SHAW.6/DURH.L.I (T.F.E.M) & JOHN.G.SHAW (Special Constabulary Medal) John George Shaw from Wolsingham was a pre war member of the 6th battalion of the Durham Light Infantry & was awarded the T.F.E.M after 12 years service 1-4-1914. He enlisted in to the H.A.C in London in July 1917 stating that he was a 31 year old bank manager from Wolsingham & that he had seen prior service with the 2nd V.B & 6th Durham Light Infantry. He served with the 1st H.A.C in France & was commissioned in to the D.L.I in 1919. After leaving the army he went on to join his local Special Constabulary in Wolsingham as part of the Durham constabulary & served with them throughout all of WW2. EF/ MINT & Complete with copy HAC service papers, MIC & medal roll details, 1939 register details & other basic information.

WW1 & WW2 GROUP, OFFICER DERBY YEOMANRY, 18th MANCHESTER REGT, R.A.S.C & GENERAL LIST WW1 1914-15 Trio, 1939-45 Star, France & Germany Star, Defence Medal & 1939-45 War Medal To- 1619.SJT.E.LEE.DERBY.YEO (on the star) CAPT.E.LEE (on the pair) & 185158.CAPT.E.LEE.GEN.LIST.INF (WW2) Ernest Lee first landed in theatre of war 3 Gallipoli on the 26th of April 1915 serving with the Derby Yeomanry. he went on to be commissioned in to the 18th service battalion of the Manchester regiment & finished his WW1 service serving as a captain with the A.S.C / R.A.S.C. He went on to serve again in WW2 as a captain on the general list. & was commissioned in 1941. When he applied for the issue of his WW1 campaign medals in 1921 he was living in Ashbourne, Derbyshire. NEF & Court mounted as worn. The 1914-15 star has been gilded / gold plated & the Defence & War medals have been neatly privately named as stated above. Complete with MIC & London gazette details.

WW1 & WW2 MBE & DSM GROUP TO A SUBMARINER WW2 2nd type M.B.E with a military ribbon, GVR 1st type Distinguished service medal (DSM), 1914-15 Trio, 1939-45 Star & 1939-45 War Medal To- 272440.L.V.HAUSER.ERA3.SUBMARINE.SERVICE & 272440.L.V.HAUSER.E.R.A.3.RN (on the trio) The recipients award of the DSM for services with submarines in enemy waters was published in the london Gazette 2-11-1917 & the award of his military M.B.E was published in the London gazette 1-1-38. Leonard Victor Hauser was born in 1892 and joined the Royal Navy on the 1st May 1910 and at the outbreak of WW1 was serving on HMS Eclipse. He transferred to the submarine service in August 1915 and joined his first submarine H2 in November 1916. At the time of his DSM he was serving in the submarine G3. Remaining with the submarine service after the end of WW1 he was serving in H42 HMS Maidstone a large submarine with the capability of carrying an aircraft. In 1923 he was promoted to Warrant Officer Engineer and received a commission in 1933. At the outbreak of WW2 he was at Exmouth with the Portsmouth Flotilla and at the age of 50 resigned his commission and retired in May 1942. GVF/VF & Court mounted as worn. Complete with copy service papers, London gazette details & other basic biographical & military research.

WW1 & WW2 ROYAL NAVY OFFICERS GROUP WITH 1911 CORONATION & 1935 JUBILEE MEDALS 1914-15 trio, WW2 Defence & War Medals, 1911 Coronation medal & 1935 silver jubilee medal To- ENG.LT.S.E.MAIN.RN (1914-15 Star) & ENG.LT.CDR.S.E.MAIN.RN (WW1 Pair) Sidney Edward Main was born in Southsea 26-5-1886 & he was commissioned in to the Royal Navy in 1902. He was awarded the 1911 coronation medal for his services onboard HMS.King Edward the 7th & during WW1 he served onboard HMS Shannon at the battle of Jutland. He went onto be awarded the 1935 silver jubilee medal & served on shore bases at home during WW2. He retired from the service at the wars end with the rank of Engineer Commander. GVF or better & mounted as worn. Complete with copy service papers, medal roll details & other research details.

WW1 & WW2 TERRITORIAL GROUP, 8th LIVERPOOL REGIMENT / LIVERPOOL IRISH, PRISONER OF WAR 1916 WW1 1914-15 Trio, WW2 Defence & War Medals, GVR Territorial Efficiency medal & GVIR 2nd type Efficiency medal with Territorial Suspender To- 2677.PTE.W.HUGHES.L.POOL.R (1914-15 Trio) 3757917.SJT.W.HUGHES.4-5,CHESH.R (T.E.M) 3757917.GNR.W.HUGHES.R.A (Efficiency medal) William Hughes was born in Wallasey 27-12-1893 & first landed in France 3-5-1915 serving with the 1/8th battalion of the Liverpool Regiment / The Liverpool Irish. He was listed on the casualty list dated 18-9-1916 as suffering from Shell Shock and this stated that he was a resident of Seacombe. He was listed as having being taken prisoner of war at Guillemont 30-8-1916 whilst serving with B- Company of the Liverpool Irish.He went on to serve with the regiment with service numbers 305754 & 3757917. He went on to serve with the 4/5th battalion of the Cheshire Regiment whilst living in Wallasey, Cheshire & when this battalion was converted to an ack ack battery of the RA.He continued to serve with them & was awarded the Territorial efficiency medal in 1931 & this was followed by the Efficiency medal with Territorial Suspender in 1949. He passed away in Wallasey 20-1-1962 age 68. GVF & Mounted as worn. Complete with a copy photograph of the recipient in Royal Artillery uniform wearing the trio & Territorial efficiency medal. Along with MIC & medal roll details & other basic research details.

WW1 / WW2 M.B.E GROUP, A.S.C OFFICER WW1 M.I.D FOR MESOPOTAMIA & WHITBY A.R.P CONTROLLER WW2 2nd type Civil M.B.E, WW1 Pair with M.I.D Oakleaves, WW2 Defence Medal, 1935 Silver Jubilee & 1937 Coronation. To- MAJOR.V.S.GRAY. Vivian Seaton Gray from Whitby first landed in Mesopotamia 13-3-1917 serving as an officer in the A.S.C. He was M.I.D for services in Mesopotamia 23-8-1918 & relinquished his commission in 1920. He was the long serving clerk to Whitby urban district council & was awarded both the 1935 silver jubilee & 1937 coronation medals in that capacity. During WW2 he was the district A.R.P Controller & was awarded the Civil M.B.E for his services in the London gazette 9-1-1946. He was an accomplished water colour artist & his works of staithes & Whitby do come on to the market & command good prices. He passed away in Whitby in 1949 age 57 whilst living at his family home in Ruswarp.

WW1 / WW2 MILITARY B.E.M GROUP, HMS CURLEW GVIR WW2 Military B.E.M, WW1 Pair, 1939-45 Star, Atlantic Star, Defence Medal, 1939-45 War Medal & GVR 3rd type RN LS&GC To- J.54558.W.F.MARSH.ORD.RN (WW1 Pair) CH.STO.WILLIAM.F.MARSH.C/K.56608 (BEM) K.56608.W.F.MARSH.CH.STO.HMS.CURLEW William Frederick Marsh was born in East Stonehouse, Devon 16-7-1900 & enlisted in to the Royal Navy 16-7-1918. He was awarded his LS&GC in 1931 & the Military B.E.M in the London gazette 11-6-1942. He was was invalided from the service 31-10-1942 after 24 years service. WW1 Medals contact marked F/VF Whilst the rest of the group is GVF or better. Mounted as worn & complete with copy service papers & London gazette details.

WW1 1914 MONS STAR & BAR TRIO, 1st BEDFORDSHIRE REGIMENT WW1 1914 Mons star trio with original August to November 1914 Clasp To- 3-6677.PTE.E.CLEMENTS.1/BEDF.R Ernest Clements enlisted 29-12-1910 & first landed in France 11-9-1914. He later transferred to the Bedford Signal depot of the Royal Engineers with service number 199064 & was discharged with a silver war badge due to wounds 14-11-1917 age 24. The award of the August to November clasp is confirmed on the recipients medal index card. Lightly polished GVF or better & complete with MIC & medal roll details.

WW1 1914 MONS STAR & BAR TRIO, 1st GORDON HIGHLANDERS, KILLED IN ACTION IN FRANCE & FLANDERS 2-4-1916 WW1 1914 Mons star trio with original August to November 1914 clasp To- 9386.PTE.R.P.ANDERSON.1/GORDON.HIGHRS Robert.P.Anderson first landed in France 13-8-1914 serving with the 1st battalion of the Gordon Highlanders. He was born in South Leith & enlisted in Edinburgh. He was sadly killed in action in France & Flanders 2-4-1916 age 32.He has no known grave but is commemorated on the Menin gate memorial at Ypres. He is recorded by the C.W.G.C as the late son of Mrs G Anderson of 8 Crown Street, Leith, Edinburgh. EF/MINT & Complete with MIC details along with details from both SDGW & the CWGC. The recipients entitlement to the August to November 1914 clasp is confirmed on his MIC

WW1 1914 MONS STAR & BAR TRIO, 8th BDE R.F.A, WITH OLD CONTEMPTIBLES ASSOCIATION BADGE, NORTH EAST GALLIPOLI ASSOCIATION BADGE & CAP BADGE WW1 1914 Star trio with original August to November 1914 clasp To- 47226.DVR.A.BENTALL.R.F.A / R.A Albert.Henry,Bentall enlisted 6-1-1906 & first landed in France 19-8-1914 serving with the 8th brigade of the Royal Field. Artillery. He was discharged with a silver war badge due to sickness 22-8-1917 & post war was active in a number of old comrades associations. Including the old contemptibles association & the North East Gallipoli veterans assocation. Polished VF with the recipients brooched R.A cap badge, old contemptibles association badge & North East Gallipoli association lapel badge. Along with MIC details. The August to November 1914 clasp is 100% genuine.

WW1 1914 MONS STAR TRIO & BELGIAN CROIX-DE-GUERRE, 2nd MANCHESTER REGIMENT WW1 1914 Mons Star trio & Belgian Croix-De-Guerre To- 9779.PTE.E.HARGREAVES.2/MANCH.R Edward Hargreaves first landed in France 9-11-1914 serving with the 2nd battalion of the Manchester Regiment. He later transferred to the 12th service battalion of the same regiment & was awarded the Belgian Croix-De-Guerre for services in France & Flanders in the London gazette 12-7-1918 which stated that he was a resident of Blackburn, Lancs. GVF or better & complete with MIC & London gazette details. Along with a photocopy letter to the recipients son dated 1950 when he requested more information about his fathers award. Sadly not much information was offered other than it was an award for gallantry in Belgian soil.

WW1 1914 MONS STAR TRIO & GV T.F.E.M, NORTHUMBERLAND HUSSARS YEOMANRY WW1 1914 Star trio & GV T.F.E.M To- 77.CPL/SJT.J.BRANNEN.NORTH\'D.YEO. John Brannen first landed in France 5-10-1914 serving with the 1/1st Northumberland Hussars Yeomanry. He enlisted in 1908 and was discharged in 1916. He is mentioned on page 136 of the regimental history with regards to securing the horses and sorting out billet at Becque. N.E.F & Complete with MIC details and other basic research details.

WW1 1914 MONS STAR TRIO & ORIGINAL SILVER WAR BADGE, 17th LANCERS WW1 1914 Mons Star trio with the recipients original silver war badge & St. John\'s ambulance medallion To- 3964.PTE.G.MOORE.17/LCRS George Moore enlisted in to the 17th Lancers 26-4-12 and first landed in France with the regiment 8-11-1914. He transferred to the Labour corps with service number 689967 and was discharged with the silver war badge due to wounds 20-2-1919. NEF & Complete with MIC & medal roll details

WW1 1914 MONS STAR TRIO, 1/10th LIVERPOOL.R / LIVERPOOL SCOTTISH WW1 1914 Star trio To- 3890.PTE.H.J.ASKEW.10/L.POOL.R Harold Ernest Askew was a member of the 1/10th battalion of the Liverpool Regiment / Liverpool Scottish & he first landed overseas 1-11-1914. He later went on to serve with the Royal Lancaster regiment with service number 355783. NEF & Complete with MIC & medal roll details.

WW1 1914 MONS STAR TRIO, 1/10th LIVERPOOL.R / LIVERPOOL SCOTTISH WW1 1914 Trio To- 2649.PTE.A.SMITH.10/L.POOL.R Albert Smith was a member of the 1/10th battalion of the Liverpool Regiment / Liverpool Scottish & he first landed overseas 1-11-1914. He was admitted to hospital due to frost 17-12-1914 & returned to the UK 28-12-1914. He did not return to France until February 1917 when he was sent to France as a musketry instructor with the 2/10th battalion.He was sadly admitted to hospital in the UK in February 1918 due to shell shock & was given a medical discharge in 1919. GVF With MIC & medal roll details.Along with biographical research details that includes copy photographs of the recipient in uniform & other items & places associated to the recipient & his life

WW1 1914 MONS STAR TRIO, 11th HUSSARS, KILLED IN ACTION, FRANCE & FLANDERS 24-5-1915 WW1 1914 Trio To- 5867.PTE.L.G.EDMONDS.11th.HUSSARS Leonard.G.J.Edmunds was born & enlisted in North Cadbury, Bath & first landed in France 9-9-1914 serving with the 11th Hussars. He was sadly killed in action & France & Flanders 24-5-1915 age 29 & having no known grave he is commemorated on the Menin Gate at Ypres. He is recorded by the C.W.G.C as the late son of Joseph.N & Sarah Edmunds of North Cadbury, Bath.

WW1 1914 MONS STAR TRIO, 16th LANCERS & 11th W.YORK.REGT OFFICER, K.I.A F&F-10-7-1916 WW1 1914 Mons star trio To- 1632.L.SJT.G.MILLS.16/LRS (1914 Star) & 2-LIEUT.G.C.MILLS (WW1 Pair) George.C.Mills first landed in France 17-8-1914 serving with the 16th Lancers. He was commissioned in to the West Yorkshire Regiment 6-2-1915 and was sadly killed in action in France & Flanders 10-7-1916 serving with the 11th service battalion. He was 27 years of age at the time of his death & is buried in Pozieres British Cemetery at Ovillers-La Boisselle & is recorded by the C.W.G.C as the late son of George & Amelia Mills of Garden House, Pilot street, Kings Lynn. NEF & Complete with MIC & medal roll details along with details from both S.D.G.W & the C.W.G.C

WW1 1914 MONS STAR TRIO, 1st GLOUCESTER REGIMENT, WOUNDED 1915 WW1 1914 Mons star trio To- 8941.PTE.A.J.MASON.1/GLOUC.R Alfred.Jas.Mason enlisted in to the Gloucester Regiment 24-6-1908 and first landed in France 13-8-1914 serving with the 1st battalion. He was wounded in France 15-5-1915 and went on to transfer to the Labour Corps with service number 270312.He was discharged with a silver war badge due to sickness 15-3-1919. The August to November 1914 clasp is a period tailors copy of the slide on variety

WW1 1914 MONS STAR TRIO, 1st NORFOLK REGIMENT, KILLED IN ACTION FRANCE & FLANDERS 22-10-1914 WW1 1914 Mons Star trio To- 8888.PTE.H.H.BROOKS.1/NORF.R Herbert Henry brooks was born in Worlingham, Suffolk & enlisted in Norwich. He first landed in France 16-8-14 serving with the 1st battalion of the Norfolk regiment & was sadly killed in action in France & Flanders 22-10-1914. He was 21 years of age at the time of his death & is buried in the Boulogne eastern cemetery. He is recorded by the C.W.G.C as the late brother of George Brooks of Kettlestone, Fakenham, Norfolk. He is entitled to the August to November clasp for the ribbon of his 1914 star but this is missing from the group. It is however confirmed on his MIC. NEF & Mounted on a board with the recipients regimental cap badge & complete with MIC & medal roll details along with details from both SDGW & the CWGC.

WW1 1914 MONS STAR TRIO, 1st NORTHUMBERLAND FUSILIERS WW1 1914 Mons star trio To- 1537.PTE.R.SHAW.1/NORTH\'D.FUS Robert Shaw first landed in France 27-8-1914 serving with the 1st battalion of the Northumberland Fusiliers and is entitled to the August to November 1914 clasp for the ribbon of his 1914 star but this is missing from the group. GVF & Complete with MIC details

WW1 1914 MONS STAR TRIO, 1st SCOTTISH RIFLES, WOUNDED NOVEMBER 1914 WW1 1914 Mons Star trio To- 5406.PTE.H.CALDWELL.1/SCO.RIF Henry Caldwell enlisted 9-10-1898 and first landed in France 15-8-1914 serving with the 1st battalion of the Scottish Rifles. He was wounded in France 28-11-1914 & went on to be transferred to the 14th battalion of the Highland Light Infantry with service number 29150. GVF or better & complete with MIC & casualty roll details.

WW1 1914 MONS STAR TRIO, 21st BRIGADE R.F.A WW1 1914 Mons star trio To- 44919.GNR/BMBR.G.JOHNSTON.R.F.A / R.A George Johnston first landed in France 11-9-1914 serving with the 21st brigade of the Royal Field Artillery & is entitled to the August to November 1914 clasp for the ribbon of his 1914 star. Sadly this is missing from the group but is confirmed on his MIC. GVF or better & complete with MIC details

WW1 1914 MONS STAR TRIO, 2nd HIGHLAND LIGHT INFANTRY, WOUNDED JUNE 1915 WW1 1914 Mons Star Trio To- 8649.PTE.J.J.BROWN.2/HIGH.L.I James Joseph Brown enlisted in to the H.L.I 23-6-08 and first landed in France 22-8-1914. He is recorded as having been wounded 1-6-1915 and went on to be discharged with a silver war badge due to wounds 30-11-1915. Polished VF & Complete with MIC & casualty roll details.

WW1 1914 MONS STAR TRIO, 2nd MIDDLESEX REGIMENT WW1 1914 Mons star trio To- S-6269.PTE.C.W.HOWARTH.2/MIDDX.R Cyril.Wilfred.Howarth first landed overseas 7-11-1914 serving with the 2nd battalion of the Middlesex Regiment. He later transferred to the Royal West Surrey Regiment with service number G-35976 & finished his war serving with the Labour corps with service number 67412. The August to November clasp is a period tailors copy of the slide on type but the recipients entitlement his confirmed on his MIC GVF or better with traces of old glue to the reverse of the medals & complete with MIC details.

WW1 1914 MONS STAR TRIO, 2nd MIDDLESEX.REGT & R.F.A WW1 1914 Mons star trio To-L-13599.PTE.A.FOSTER.2/MIDDX.R (1914 Star) & 90283.GNR.A.FOSTER.R.A (WW1 Pair) Albert Foster was a member of the 3rd Middlesex Regiment but first landed in France 7-11-1914 serving with the 2nd battalion. He later transferred to serve with the Royal Field Artillery & was discharged at the wars end. He is entitled to the August to November clasp for the ribbon of his 1914 star & this is confirmed on both his MIC & the medal roll. Sadly the clasp is missing from the group. Slightly scarce to find mixed units on a trio to the one recipient but non the less all numbers & transfers are confirmed on both the MIC & the medal roll. Lightly polished VF or better & complete with both MIC & medal roll details.

WW1 1914 MONS STAR TRIO, 2nd NOTTS & DERBY REGIMENT WW1 1914 Mons Star Trio To- 11977.PTE.A.CARTER.2/.NOTTS&DERBY.R Albert Carter first landed in France 8-9-1914 serving with the 2nd battalion of the Notts & Derby Regiment but later went on to transfer to the Machine Gun Corps with service number 20831. He was entitled to the August to November 1914 clasp for the ribbon of the 1914 star & this is confirmed on both the MIC & medal roll details. However the clasp is missing from the group. GVF or better & complete with MIC & medal roll details.

WW1 1914 MONS STAR TRIO, 2nd RIFLE BRIGADE, WOUNDED 1914 WW1 1914 Mons star trio To- 2124.PTE.W.G.BOUSTEAD.2/RIF.BRIG William George Boustead from Deptford enlisted in to the 2nd battalion of the Rifle Brigade in 1908 & served with them at home from 1908 to 1913. He served in India 21-1-1913 to 24-10-1914 & first landed in France 7-11-1914 but was back in the UK by 21-12-1914 having received a gun shot wound to the right leg. He later went on to serve with the Notts & Derby Regiment, Royal Defence Corps and the Royal Engineers with service numbers 334136 & WR-300035. He was finally discharged 17-3-1919 with a 50% disability pension. Please note the recipients surname is spelt Bonstead on the 1914 star & Boustead on the pair. The service number & all other details are the same on all three medals & this is confirmed on the MIC GVF with MIC details, copy service papers & other basic details.

WW1 1914 MONS STAR TRIO, LOYAL NORTH LANCASHIRE REGIMENT WW1 1914 Mons Star Trio To- 4809.PTE/CPL.R.GARDNER.L.N.LAN.R Robert Gardner enlisted 18-2-1904 and first landed in France 12-8-1914 serving with the 1st battalion of the Loyal North Lancashire Regiment. He was discharged with a silver war badge due to sickness 21-8-1918. He is entitled to the August to November clasp for the ribbon of his 1914 star & this is confirmed on both the MIC & medal rolls. Sadly the clasp is missing from the ribbon of the 1914 star. GVF & complete with MIC & medal roll details

WW1 1914 MONS STAR TRIO, NO-1 COY, 7th DIV A.S.C, DIED FRANCE 6-2-1915 SERVING WITH THE NORTHUMBERLAND HUSSARS WW1 1914 Star trio To- T-17748.DVR.W.CROSS.A.S.C William Cross was born in Louth, Lincolnshire & enlisted in to the army in Armley near Leeds. He first landed in France 5-10-1914 serving with number one company of the 7th division A.S.C. He sadly died in France 6-2-1915 whilst attached to the Northumberland Hussars Yeomanry. He was 32 years of age at the time of his death & is buried in Merville Communal cemetery. He is recorded by the CWGC as the late son of Askew & Sarah Cross of Great Carlton Lincolnshire & the late husband of Elizabeth cross of 25 Parliament road, Armley, Leeds. NEF & Complete with MIC details along with details from both SDGW & the CWGC. The recipient is entitled to the August to November clasp for the ribbon of his 1914 star & this is confirmed on his MIC. Sadly the actual clasp is missing from the ribbon of the medal.

WW1 1914 MONS STAR TRIO, NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE REGIMENT WW1 1914 Mons Star trio To- 6882.PTE.W.SLATER.N.STAFF.R William Slater first landed in France 10-9-1914 & went on to serve with the Labour Corps with service number 499822 & finished his service with the Royal Engineers with service number WR-1233. NEF & Complete with MIC details

WW1 1914 MONS STAR TRIO, ROYAL FIELD ARTILLERY WW1 1914 Star Trio To- 75710.GNR.A.SHOESMITH.R.F.A / R.A Albert Shoesmith first landed in France 13-9-1914 serving with the Royal Field Artillery GVF/VF & all three medals with traces of lacquer. Complete with MIC details

WW1 1914 MONS STAR TRIO, ROYAL WARWICKSHIRE REGIMENT WW1 1914 Mons star trio To- 9950.PTE.H.WILKSHIRE / WILTSHIRE.R.WAR.R Henry.J.Wilkshire first landed in France 4-10-1914 and later went on to serve with the Royal Berkshire Regiment before his discharge 1-8-1916 NEF/GVF with traces of old sticky tape to the reverse of the 1914 star. Complete with MIC & medal roll details.

WW1 1914 MONS STAR TRIO, YORKSHIRE LIGHT INFANTRY WW1 1914 Star trio To- 6108.PTE.A.OLDFIELD.YORKS.L.I The recipient first landed in France 1-11-1914 serving with the 2nd battalion and went on to serve with the East Yorkshire Regiment with service number 33963 & the R.A.S.C with service number T-41740 NEF & Complete with MIC details.

WW1 1914 MONS STAR, NORTHUMBERLAND HUSSARS, YEOMANRY WW1 1914 Star To- 696.PTE.G.PHILLIPS.NORTH\'D.HRS George Phillips first landed in France 5-10-1914 serving with the Northumberland Hussars Yeomanry & later went on to serve with the corps of Hussars with service number 270160. He returned to the Northumberland Hussars at the wars end with service number 528196 & went on to be awarded the Territorial Efficiency medal in 1925. GVF With the original silk medal ribbon & complete with MIC details.

WW1 1914 STAR & BAR TRIO WITH WW2 WAR MEDAL & SHOOTING MEDAL, 5th SCOTTISH RIFLES, FROM CAMBUSLANG, WOUNDED 1916 WW1 1914 Trio with original August to November 1914 Clasp, WW2 War medal & society of miniature rifle clubs bronze shooting medallion To- 6941.L-CPL/C-SJT.G.T.GUTHRIE.5/SCO.RIF The recipient first landed in France 5-11-1914 serving with the 1/5th battalion of the Cameronians / Scottish Rifles. He is recorded as being a resident of Cambuslang & is recorded as having been wounded in France 22-8-1916. The clasp to his 1914 star is confirmed both on his MIC & on the medal roll & the group is court mounted for wear. GVF & Complete with MIC & medal roll details. Along with casualty roll details.

WW1 1914 STAR & BRITISH WAR MEDAL, 2nd HIGHLAND LIGHT INFANTRY WW1 1914 Star & British War Medal To- 8772.PTE.J.J.PAYNE.2/HIGH.L.I John.J.Payne first landed in France 13-8-1914 serving with the 2nd battalion of the Highland Light Infantry. N.E.F & Complete with M.I.C details

WW1 1914 STAR & BRITISH WAR MEDAL, 5th BORDER REGIMENT, DIED OF WOUNDS F&F 4-10-1915, FROM WORKINGTON WW1 1914 Star & British War Medal To- 2130.PTE.H.DIXON.5/BORD.R Herbert Dixon enlisted in Workington, Cumbria & lived in Even Wood, County Durham. He first landed in France 26-10-1914 serving with the 5th battalion & sadly went on to die of wounds in France & Flanders 4-10-1915. He was 32 years of age at the time of his death & is buried in Houplines communal cemetery extension. He is recorded by the CWGC as the late son of Thomas & Jean Dixon of Workington, Cumberland & the late husband of Rose Dixon of 13 Shirley terrace, Even Wood, County Durham. GVF/NEF & Compete with MIC details. Along with details from both SDGW & the CWGC

WW1 1914 STAR & IMMEDIATE M.S.M, LOYAL NORTH LANCASHIRE REGIMENT FROM PRESTON, KIA F&F 4-1-1917 WW1 1914 Mons star & GVR Immediate M.S.M To- 10729.CPL.W.MOUNSEY.L.N.LANC.R William Mounsey first landed in France 22-9-1914 serving with the 1st battalion. He was awarded the immediate M.S.M for services in France & Flanders in the London gazette 18-10-1916. He was sadly killed in action in France & Flanders 4-1-1917 serving with the 9th battalion. He was both born, enlisted & lived in Burnley. GVF or better & complete with basic research details including MIC details, London gazette details & details from both SDGW & the CWGC along with a good copy newspaper article from his local newspaper that includes a good photograph of the recipient in uniform. It is worthy of note that his British war & Victory medal pair were returned to the mint & as such this pair are the only medals actually issued to the recipients next of kin & all that is actually missing from this group is the clasp to the recipients 1914 star that is confirmed on his MIC.

WW1 1914 STAR TRIO & MEMORIAL PLAQUE, 16th LANCERS ATTACHED 7th LIVERPOOL REGIMENT, K.I.A F&F 6-9-1916 WW1 1914 Star trio & Memorial plaque To- 4873.SJT.J.BELL.16/LRS (on the 1914 star) & 16L-SJT.J.BELL.16-LRS (on the pair) John Bell was born in Penrith, Cumberland and enlisted in Edinburgh whilst living in North Shields. He first landed in France 17-8-1914 serving with the 16th Lancers. He was attached to the 7th battalion of the Kings Liverpool regiment as acting regimental Sjt Major when he was killed in action in France & Flanders 6-9-1916. He is buried in Dantzig Alley cemetery & is recorded by the CWGC as the late son of John & Emily Bell of Newcastle on Tyne & the late husband of Marion Mildred Bell of Targetts Farm, Holwell, Cranborne, Sailsbury. NEF with MIC details, copy grave photograph, SDGW & CWGC details along with other basic research & biographical details.

WW1 1914 STAR TRIO & SILVER WAR BADGE, 5th SCOTTISH RIFLES WW1 1914 Star trio with the recipients original silver war badge To- 6903.PTE.J.SNEDDON.5/SCO.RIF The recipient enlisted 29-4-1914 & first landed in France with the battalion 5-11-1914. He was discharged with the silver war badge 26-3-1919. NEF & Complete with MIC & medal roll details. A nice 1914 trio to a territorial soldier

WW1 1914 STAR TRIO WITH ORIGINAL 1st DIVISION CERTIFICATE, 1st GLOUCESTER REGIMENT WW1 1914 Star trio To- 3058.PTE.C.PEARCE.1/GLOUC.R Charles Pearce first landed in France 11-11-1914 serving with the 1st battalion of the Gloucestershire regiment. He later transferred to the Machine Gun Corps with service number 142832 & was discharged at the wars end. GVF & Complete with the recipients original 1st Army commanders divisional leaving certificate which is named in ink to the top left hand corner & gives the recipients M.G.C details.The certificate is yellow with age and has been folded in to quarters. Its repaired on the reverse with sticky tape. Complete with MIC details

WW1 1914 STAR TRIO, 1st HAMPSHIRE REGT / 2nd DEVON REGT, DIED OF WOUNDS FRANCE & FLANDERS 13-10-1918 WW1 1914 Star trio To- 6909.PTE.W.S.ROBERTSON.1/HAMPS.R Walter Scott Robertson was born in Dublin and enlisted in Southampton. He first landed in France 27-8-1914 serving with the 1st battalion of the Hampshire Regiment. He went on to transfer to the 2nd battalion of the Devonshire Regiment with service number 32245 and sadly died of wounds in France & Flanders 13-10-1918 age 32. He is buried in Etaples military cemetery. EF & Complete with MIC details along with details from both SDGW & the CWGC

WW1 1914 STAR TRIO, 1st ROYAL FUSILIERS, KILLED IN ACTION, FRANCE & FLANDERS 21-2-1915 WW1 1914 Star trio To- L-15564.PTE.R.SHEPPARD.1/R.FUS Rowland Shephard was born in Brockley & enlisted at Nunhead. He first landed in France 20-9-1914 serving with the 1st battalion of the Royal Fusiliers and was sadly killed in action in France & Flanders 21-2-1915. He is buried in La Chapelle D\'Armentieres communal cemetery. NEF & Complete with MIC details along with details from both S.D.G.W & The C.W.G.C

WW1 1914 STAR TRIO, 1st WEST YORKSHIRE REGIMENT WW1 1914 Star trio To- 7098.PTE.A.SEDGWICK.1/W.YORK.R Arthur Sedgwick first landed in France 9-9-1914 serving with the 1st battalion of the West Yorkshire Regiment & later transferred to the Royal Engineers with service number 147571. NEF & Complete with MIC details.

WW1 1914 STAR TRIO, 2nd & 5th MIDDLESEX REGIMENT 1914 Star trio To- G-124.PTE.J.KETT/KEET.MIDDX.R James Kett / Keet enlisted in to the 2nd battalion of the Middlesex Regiment 18-8-1914 and first landed in France 8-11-1914. He was discharged with a silver war badge due to sickness 10-9-1917 whilst serving with the 5th battalion NEF with MIC & medal roll details. Surname spelt as Kett on the 1914 star & Keet on the pair but the same service number on all three medals & confirmed on the recipients MIC.

WW1 1914 STAR TRIO, 2nd BORDER REGIMENT, DIED OF WOUNDS, FRANCE & FLANDERS, 1-11-1914 WW1 1914 Mons Star Trio To- 7113.PTE.E.J.ELDRIDGE/EDRIDGE.BORD.R Ernest John Edridge was born in Bethnal Green, Middlesex & lived in Leyton, Essex when he enlisted at Stratford. He first landed in France 5-10-1914 and sadly died of wounds in France & Flanders 1-11-1914. He is however buried in Norwich cemetery in Norfolk. So I suspect that he was actually transported back to the UK before he died? NEF & Complete with MIC details along with details from both S.D.G.W & the C.W.G.C. Despite the fact that the recipient was wounded and died within the qualification period for the August to November 1914 Clasp. No issue of the clasp is mentioned on either the recipients MIC or medal roll. 1914 Star named to Eldridge & pair named Edridge but all confirmed on the MIC & medal rolls

WW1 1914 STAR TRIO, 2nd HIGHLAND LIGHT INFANTRY, KILLED IN ACTION, FRANCE & FLANDERS 16-5-1915 WW1 1914 Star trio To- 9320.PTE.D.HAMILTON.2/HIGH.L.I Duncan Hamilton first landed in France 21-9-1914 serving with the 2nd battalion of the Highland Light Infantry. He was sadly killed in action in France & Flanders 16-5-1915 & was both born & enlisted in Edinburgh.He has no known grave but is commemorated on the Le Touret memorial. NEF/GVF & Complete with MIC details along with details from both SDGW & the CWGC

WW1 1914 STAR TRIO, 2nd HIGHLAND LIGHT INFANTRY, WOUNDED 29-10-1914 WW1 1914 Star Trio To- 9577.PTE.A.WATSON.2/HIGH.L.I Alexander Watson from Leith enlisted in to the Highland Light Infantry 6-10-1904 & first landed in France 14-8-1914 serving with the 2nd battalion. He was wounded in France 29-10-1914 when he received gun shot wounds to his head & right forearm. He went on to be discharged with a silver war badge due to his wounds 26-7-1915. He is obviously entitled to the August to November clasp for the ribbon of his 1914 star. He however never bothered to claim it. GVF or better & complete with MIC details. Along with silver war badge roll & casualty roll details.

WW1 1914 STAR TRIO, 2ND K.O.S.B 1914 Trio To- 8620.PTE.J.MAHER.K.O.S.B James Maher enlisted in to the K.O.S.B 5-2-1904 & first landed in France 15-8-1914 serving with the 2nd battalion. He was discharged with a silver war badge due to sickness 12-6-1915 & issued with a silver war badge. GVF & Complete with MIC & medal roll details

WW1 1914 STAR TRIO, 2nd MIDDLESEX REGT, DIED OF WOUNDS AT HOME 15-6-1915 1914 Star trio To- S-6976.PTE.A.J.HULL.MIDDX.R Albert John Hull first landed in France 7-11-1914 & sadly died of wounds at home 15-6-1915 serving with E-Company of the 2nd battalion He was born & enlisted in Tottenham, Middlesex & was 20 years of age at the time of his death. He is buried in Wandsworth (Earlsfield) Cemetery & is recorded by the CWGC as the late son of Mr & Mrs Hull of 80 Shelbourne road, Park Lane, Tottenham, London EF & complete with MIC details along with detals from both SDGW & the CWGC

WW1 1914 STAR TRIO, 2nd YORKSHIRE REGIMENT WW1 1914 Star trio To- 3-6932.PTE.C.WILLIAMS.2/YORK.R Charles Williams first landed in France 14-11-1914 serving with the 2nd battalion of the Yorkshire Regiment / Green Howards. GVF & Complete with MIC details.

WW1 1914 STAR TRIO, 5th BORDER REGIMENT, DISCHARGED WITH A SILVER WAR BADGE DUE TO GUN SHOT WOUNDS 1918 WW1 1914 Star Trio To- 2144.PTE.A.DIXON.5/BORD.R Arthur Dixon enlisted in to the 5th T.F battalion of the Border Regiment 17-9-1914 & first landed in France with the battalion 26-10-1914. He was later issued with a post 1916 six figure T.F service number 240512. He received gun shot wounds to his right arm & left buttock in 1918 & went on to be discharged with a silver war badge due to wounds 21-8-1919 age 24. GVF or better & complete with MIC & medal roll details. Along with other basic research that confirms all of the above details.

WW1 1914 STAR TRIO, 8th DIVISIONAL AMMO COL R.F.A WW1 1914 Star trio To- 21865.GNR.C.W.DURRANT.R.F.A / R.A Charles.W.Durrant first landed in France 6-11-1914 serving with the 8th Divisional ammunition column of the Royal Field Artillery & later went on to serve with the Royal Garrison Artillery with service number 201851. GVF or better & complete with M.I.C details.

WW1 1914 STAR TRIO, 8th ROYAL SCOTS, KILLED IN ACTION F&F 22-3-1918 WW1 1914 Star trio To- 7507 / 335137.PTE.G.TAIT.8/R.SCOTS Gordon Tait was born in Walkerburn, Pebbleshire & was the son of Mrs Jean McDonald of Jubilee Road, Walkerburn. He enlisted in Walkerburn & first landed in France 5-11-1914 serving with the 8th battalion of the Royal Scots. He was wounded in France 31-8-1916 & He was sadly killed in action 22-3-1918 during the March offensive & having no known grave he is commemorated on the Arras memorial & recorded by the CWGC as being 23 years of age at the time of his death. NEF & a nice example of a 1914 trio to a member of the Territorial force. Complete with MIC details & details from both S.D.G.W & the C.W.G.C

WW1 1914 STAR TRIO, AUXILIARY AMMO COL, A.S.C WW1 1914 Star trio To- M1-6963.PTE.H.WOODRIDGE.A.S.C Harry Woodridge first landed in France 24-10-1914 serving with the auxiliary ammunition column of the Army Service Corps. GVF or better & compete with MIC details.

WW1 1914 STAR TRIO, RIFLE BRIGADE & R.F.C OFFICER, K.I.A AS A PILOT WITH 70 SQUADRON 24-8-1916 1914 Star trio To- CAPT.R.G.HOPWOOD.RIFLE.BRIGADE Robert Gerald Hopwood was educated at Eton college & went on to be commissioned in to the Rifle Brigade. He was A.D.C to the Governor of South Australia & first landed in France 18-10-1914. He was attached to the Royal Flying Corps as a pilot & was sadly killed in action serving as a pilot with 70 squadron in France 24-8-1916 age 31. He is commemorated on the Arras flying services memorial & is recorded by the CWGC as the late son of Col. Edward Robert Gregge Hopwood and Brenda Hopwood, of 28, Upper Grosvenor St., London. This was the families London home as opposed the the family seat of Hopwood Hall in Hopwood. GVF or better & complete with two copy images of the recipient in uniform (one taken in Australia & one in WW1) along with other research details including MIC & medal roll details / biographical details.

WW1 1914 STAR WITH THE RECIPIENTS ORIGINAL SOLDIERS SMALL BOOK & A PHOTOGRAPH OF THE RECIPIENT IN UNIFORM, 5th BTY R.G.A, FROM BATLEY, YORKS WW1 1914 Star To- 24838.GNR.E.LAMBERT.R.G.A Edward Lambert enlisted in to the Royal Garrison Artillery at Pontefract 19-3-1906 stating that he was a forgeman from Batley, yorkshire & first landed in France 25-9-1914 serving with the 8th (S) Bty of the R.G.A. NEF & Complete with the recipients original soldiers small book & a photograph of the recipient in uniform.Along with a copy of the recipients M.I.C

WW1 1914 TRIO & EVII VOLUNTEER LONG SERVICE, 6th GORDON.HIGHRS & 4th V.B.GORDON.HIGHRS WW1 1914 Star trio & EVII volunteer long service To- 1387.PTE.W.KERR.1/6.GORD.HIGHRS (Star) 1387.PTE.W.KERR.GORD.HIGHRS (Pair) & 5140.PTE.W.KERR.4/.V.B.GORD.HIGHRS William Kerr was a long serving member of the 4th Volunteer battalion of the Gordon Highlanders. He was awarded his volunteer long service medal in January 1909 & went on to land in France 10-11-1914 serving with the 1/6th battalion. A scarce combination of awards. GVF With a minor ek to the BWM & Complete with MIC & medal roll details.

WW1 1914 TRIO, 1st EAST KENT REGIMENT WW1 1914 Star Trio To- L-6864.L-CPL/PTE.R.W.BRETT.1/E.KENT.R The recipient first landed in France 7-9-1914 serving with the 1st battalion of the East Kent Regiment & I have no doubt that he is more than likely entitled to the August to November 1914 clasp. But he simply failed to claim it. GVF/NEF & Complete with MIC details

WW1 1914-15 STAR & BRITISH WAR MEDAL, 16th WEST YORKSHIRE REGIMENT / BRADFORD PALS, PRISONER OF WAR 1918 WW1 1914-15 Star & British War Medal To- 16-846.PTE.W.HEATON.W.YORK.R William Heaton from Bradford was one of the original members of the 16th service battalion of the West Yorkshire Regiment / 1st Bradford Pals. He landed with the battalion in Egypt 22-12-1915 & after service in France he went on to transfer to the 15th service battalion / Leeds pals. He was captured by the Germans & taken prisoner of war in April 1918 when he was wounded in both legs. He was a member of C- company & spent some time is hospital before he was released at the wars end. VF & Complete with MIC & medal roll details. Along with medal roll details.

WW1 1914-15 STAR & VICTORY MEDAL, 16th WEST YORKSHIRE REGIMENT, 1st BRADFORD PALS WW1 1914-15 Star & Victory medal To- 16-491.PTE.H.G.A.ANGELL.W.YORK.R Henry G.A.Angell was one of the original members of the 16th service battalion of the West Yorkshire Regiment & first landed with the battalion in Egypt 22-12-1915. He was discharged to the class Z army reserve at the wars end. NEF with short lengths of the original silk medal ribbons and complete with MIC & medal roll details.

WW1 1914-15 STAR WITH BOX OF ISSUE, O.S.1.ROYAL NAVY FROM JEDBURGH WW1 1914-15 Star. Complete with the box of issue for the recipients British War Medal To- L.7295.T.STEWART,O.S.1.RN Thomas Stewart was born in Jedburgh, Roxburghshire in 1882 & enlisted in to the Royal Navy in 1915. He served onboard HMS Lord Clive & HMS Marshal Nay & was discharged to shore at the wars end. NEF & Complete with copy service papers

WW1 1914-15 STAR, 15th W.YORK.R / LEEDS PALS, COMMISSIONED 11th E.LANC.R / ACCRINGTON PALS, K.I.A F&F 25-6-1918 WW1 1914-15 Star To- 15-1472.PTE.H.M.SAUNDERS.W.YORK.R Harold Macleod Saunders was one of the original members of the 15th service battalion of the West Yorkshire Regiment / Leeds Pals. Hence the 15- prefixx to his service number. He was born in Stretford, Lancs & lived in Beaston Hill, Leeds. He first landed in Egypt with the battalion in December 1915 & went on to be be commissioned in to the 11th service battalion of the East Lancashire Regiment / Accrington pals. He was sadly killed in action in France & Flanders 25-6-1918 serving with the Accrington pals & is buried in Le Grand Hasard military cemetery at Morbecque & is recorded by the CWGC as the late son of Reuben Thomas & Elizabeth Kate Saunders of 5 Woodville Grove, Leeds. GVF & Complete with basic research details

WW1 1914-15 TRIO & DEFENCE MEDAL, OFFICER DORSET REGIMENT WW1 1914-15 Trio & WW2 Defence Medal To- 2-LIEUT / LIEUT.D.BLANCHARD.DORSET.R Douglas Blanchard was a member of the Special Reserve serving with the 3rd Middlesex Regiment. He first landed in France 3-10-1915 serving with the 2nd Dorset Regiment & went on to serve in Salonica. He applied for the issue of his campaign medals in 1921 whilst living in Brockenhurst, Hampshire. The group is NEF/GVF & Swing mounted as worn. Complete with MIC & London gazette details

WW1 1914-15 TRIO & EVII RN LS&GC, CHIEF ARMOURER, HMS CAMBRIDGE WW1 1914-15 Trio & EVII RN LS&GC To- 157740.C.H.FOSTER.CH.AR.RN (Trio) & C.H.FOSTER.CH.ARMR.HMS.CAMBRIDGE Charles Henry Foster was born in Devonport 4-1-1868 & enlisted in to the Royal Navy 2-10-1890. He was awarded his LS&GC in 1905 & in 1906 was commended by the Admiralty for zeal & ingenuity in designing a target carrier. He was pensioned to shore in 1912 but recalled for service in WW1 in 1914 & spent most of his time at HMS Vivid except for a spell onboard HMS impregnable in the summer of 1915. He was finally discharged in 1919. NEF & Complete with copy service papers.

WW1 1914-15 TRIO & EVII RN LS&GC, HMS PEMBROKE, WITH ORIGINAL LETTERS & DOCUMENTS, SERVED ONBOARD HMS RATTLER IN CHINA 1897 WW1 1914-15 Trio & EVII RN LS&GC To- 154125.J.S.FORTH.CH.STO.RN.HMS.PEMBROKE. Complete with a nice selection of original documents. Comprising of an illustrated letter dated December 1897 as sent by the recipient to his wife Alice from HMS Rattler on the China station, His original marriage certificate dated 1900 & his widows 100th birthday telegram from the Queen dated 13-7-1965. John Samuel Forth was born in Dover 19-11-1870 & joined the Royal Navy in 1890. He served onboard HMS Rattler in China 1897 & went on to be awarded the RN LS&GC in 1905 before being pensioned to shore in 1912. He was recalled for service in WW1 & spent most of his service afloat onboard HMS Ark Royal & HMS Thesus. GVF or better and complete with the original documents as listed & copy service papers. This is the recipients complete medal entitlement & his is NOT entitled to the China 1900 medal

WW1 1914-15 TRIO & GV ARMY LS&GC, R.W.KENT.REGT & ROYAL.TANK.CORPS WW1 1914-15 Trio & GV 2nd type Army LS&GC To- 9325.PTE/CPL.H.ROSE.R.W.KENT.R (Trio) & 7809467.SJT.H.ROSE.R.T.C (LS&GC) Harry Rose from Chatham enlisted in to the Royal West Kent Regiment in 1910 & first landed in theatre of war 5A (Africa) 6-2-1915. He transferred to the Machine gun corps in 1916 with service number 61205 & went on to transfer to the Royal Tank Corps in 1921 with service number 7809467 & was awarded his LS&GC in 1929. He was discharged in 1931 GVF/VF & Swing mounted as worn. Complete with MIC details, LS&GC roll details & Royal Tank Corps enlistment book details. Small ek to the LS&GC but not a common medal to the Royal Tank Corps

WW1 1914-15 TRIO & GV RN LS&GC, SHIPWRIGHT, HMS VERNON WW1 1914-15 Trio & GV 2nd type RN LS&GC To- M.6802.G.V.HARRIS.SHPT.2.RN (Trio) & M.6802.G.V.HARRIS.SHPT.1.HMS.VERNON George Victor Harris was born in Exeter, Devon 23-6-1884 & enlisted in to the Royal Navy as a shipwright in 1913. He served onboard HMS Monarch from April 1914 to April 1916 & spent the rest of his war service at HMS Victory. He was awarded his LS&GC in 1928 & continued to serve until he was discharged to a pension in 1935. VF or better & mounted as worn. Complete with copy service papers.

WW1 1914-15 TRIO & GVIR ROCKET APPARATUS LONG SERVICE MEDALS, FROM WEYMOUTH WW1 1914-15 Trio & GVIR Board of Trade Rocket Apparatus long service medal To- 198520.J.MUNDY.LS.RN (on the trio) & James Mundy (On the Rocket Apparatus medal) James Mundy was born in Abbotsbury, Weymouth in 1882 & enlisted in to the Royal Navy as a boy in 1898. He was pensioned to shore in 1922 & returned to Abbotsbury where he became a long serving member of the local Rocket Apparatus volunteers. He died in 1969 & his ashes were scattered on his wife\'s grave. NEF/GVF & Complete with copy service papers & other basic biographical details.

WW1 1914-15 TRIO & GVR RFR LS&GC, R.MARINE ARTILLERY & RM, HMS INDOMITABLE WW1 1914-15 Trio & GV 1st type R.F.R Long service medal To- R.M.A.10917.GR.C.WARDER (Trio) & R.M.A.10917.B.41364.C.WARDER.MNE.R.F.R Charles Warder was born in Stepney, London 21-4-86 & enlisted in to the Royal Marine Artillery in 1914. He served onboard HMS Indomitable during the Royal Tour of Canada in 1908 & for most of his service afloat during WW1. He was awarded his LS&GC in 1924 & upon his discharge he went on to reside in Eastney, Portsmouth, Hampshire. GVF or better & complete with medal roll details & copy service papers.

WW1 1914-15 TRIO & MEMEORIAL PLAQUE,OFFICER 22nd NORTHUMBERLAND FUSILIERS (3rd TYNESIDE SCOTTISH) K.I.A F&F 9-7-1917 WW1 1914-15 Trio & Memorial Plaque To- 1507.PTE.P.BROUNGER.R.FUS (1914-15 Star) & 2-LIEUT.W.H.P.BROUNGER (On the pair) William Henry Prescott Brounger was born in Cape Town 27-4-1879 and was educated at the South African College in Cape Town and at the Central technical college in London.He was a member of the engineering staff with the Bengal Nagpur Railway & was PA to the chief engineer.He first landed in France 14-11-1915 serving with the 18th service battalion of the Royal Fusiliers.He was commissioned in to the Northumberland Fusiliers 4-8-1916 & was sadly killed in action in France & Flanders 9-4-1917 serving with the 22nd battalion (3rd Tyneside Scottish) & is buried in Rocllincourt Valley cemetery. Medals NEF, Plaque GVF & lightly cleaned. Complete with MIC details and other research details including a copy photograph of the recipient in uniform & other biographical details

WW1 1914-15 TRIO & MEMORIAL PLAQUE IN A FITTED & GLAZED CASE, OFFICER R.LANCASTER.REGT, D.O.W F&F WITH THE 1ST QUEEN\'S REGT A superb 1914-15 trio & memorial plaque in a fitted glazed case To- 2-LIEUT.C.ST.L.PERFECT.R.LANC.R & 2-LIEUT.C.ST.L.PERFECT (on the pair) Cyril St Lawrence Perfect was the son of G Perfect of Bara Banki, Oudh, India & was educated at Wimbledon college & the university of central London. He was commissioned in to the Royal Lancaster Regiment in February 1915 & first landed in France 1-10-1915. He was attached to the 1st battalion of the Queen\'s regiment on his arrival & was mortally wounded in the attack on Hohenzollern redoubt 13-10-1915 & died of his wounds the same day. EF/MINT & a truly superb item. Complete with MIC & other basic research details. Including his old school roll of honour & a nice copy image of the recipient in uniform.

WW1 1914-15 TRIO & MEMORIAL PLAQUE IN A PERIOD LEATHER FRAME, 1st NORTHUMBERLAND FUSILIERS, K.I.A F&F 27-1-1918 FROM NEWCASTLE WW1 1914-15 Trio & Bronze memorial plaque To- 6-2608.PTE/CPL.R.ARTHUR.NORTH\'D.FUS Robert Arthur was both born & enlisted in Newcastle upon Tyne & first arrived in France 20-4-1915 serving with the 6th battalion. He was wounded four times 17-5-1915, 18-3-1916, 27-7-1916 & 26-2-1917. He went on to serve with the 5th battalion & was serving with the 1st battalion when he was sadly killed in action in France & Flanders 27-1-1918. He has no known grave but is commemorated on the Arras memorial. EF/MINT & Complete with MIC details, CWGC & SDGW details. Along with other basic research.

WW1 1914-15 TRIO & MEMORIAL PLAQUE, 13th AUSTRALIAN INFANTRY, K.I.A GALLIPOLI 4-5-1915 WW1 1914-15 Trio & Memorial Plaque To- 835.PTE.W.COLBORNE.13-BN.A.I.F William Heron Colborne was killed in action on Gallipoli 4-5-1915 age 19. He has no known grave and as such is commemorated on the Lone Pine memorial. The CWGC state that he was the late son of William & Jessie Cassidy Colborne & was a native of Dunbar. EF/NEF & Complete with CWGC The recipients extensive service file can be freely downloaded from the Australian national archives

WW1 1914-15 TRIO & MEMORIAL PLAQUE, 16th NORTHUMBERLAND FUSILIERS / NEWCASTLE COMMERCIALS, K.I.A 1-7-1916, FIRST DAY OF THE SOMME 1914-15 Trio & Memorial plaque To- 16-1017.PTE.F.DOWNIE.NORTH\'D.FUS Phillip Downie was born in Gateshead on Tyne & enlisted in Newcastle on Tyne. He first landed in France 22-11-1915 serving with D- Company of the 16th service battalion of the Northumberland Fusiliers / The Newcastle Commercials. He was sadly killed in action in France & Flanders 1-7-1916 on the first day of the battle of the Somme.He was 22 years of age at the time of his death & is buried in Lonsdale cemetery at Authuile.He is recorded by the C.W.G.C as the late son of George & Hannah Downie of 64 Grey Street, Newcastle-on-Tyne. The medals are NEF & the 1914-15 star has been gilded / gold plated. The plaque is EF/MINT & retains its original chocolate brown patina. Complete with MIC & medal roll details along with details from S.D.G.W & the C.W.G.C

WW1 1914-15 TRIO & MEMORIAL PLAQUE, 9th ROYAL LANCASTER REGT, SERVED FRANCE & SALONICA, DIED MALTA 12-2-1916 WW1 1914-15 Trio & Memorial Plaque To- 13652.PTE.T.FRASER.R.LANC.R Thomas Fraser was both born & lived in Harrington, Cumberland & enlisted in Barrow in Furness. He first landed in France 4-9-1915 serving with the 9th service battalion of the regiment. But was very quickly moved with the rest of the battalion to serve in Salonica 8-11-1915. He was taken ill in Salonica & hospitalised on Malta where he sadly died 12-2-16. He is buried in Pieta military cemetery on Malta. NEF/GVF & Complete with MIC details. Along with details from both SDGW & the CWGC.

WW1 1914-15 TRIO & MEMORIAL PLAQUE, ROYAL SCOTS OFFICER, D.O.W F&F 28-3-1916 WW1 1914-15 Trio & Memorial plaque To- 2-LIEUT/CAPT.W.R.HOUSTON.R.SCOTS William Robertson Houston was commissioned in to the 12th service battalion of the Royal Scots & first landed in France 23-6-1915. He was attached to the 1st battalion Royal Scots Fusiliers when he was wounded by a shell at St Eloi 27-3-1916 & he sadly died of wounds the following day 28-3-1916 at Lijssenthoek in Belgium & as such is buried in Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery.He was 22 years of age at the time of his death & is recorded by the C.W.G.C as the late son of Mr John Houston of 135 Grieve Street, Dunfermline, Fife. EF/NEF & Complete with the recipients original red fibe dog tag, Copy photograph of the recipient in uniform, copy newspaper obituary details.Along with MIC details & details from both S.D.G.W & the CWGC.

WW1 1914-15 TRIO & ORIGINAL SILVER WAR BADGE CERTIFICATE, 10th NORTHUMBERLAND FUSILIERS, WOUNDED BY GUN SHOT WW1 1914-15 Trio & the recipients original issue document for the silver war badge To- 14388.PTE.W.CLARK.NORTH\'D.FUS Walter Clark from Seaton Delaval, Northumberland enlisted in to the 10th service battalion of the Northumberland Fusiliers 26-10-1914 and first landed in France 25-8-1915. The war office casualty listed dated 4-9-1916 stated that he had been wounded with a gun shot wound to the back & he was discharged with a silver war badge 23-10-1917 age 32. Sadly the recipients silver war badge is missing from the group. However the issue certificate is present & in truth the certificate is much harder to find than the actual badge. GVF or better & complete with MIC, medal roll details, silver war badge details & pension card details.

WW1 1914-15 TRIO & PHOTOGRAPH, 18th W.YORK.R / 2nd BRADFORD PALS WW1 1914-15 Trio with original photograph of the recipient in uniform To- 18-562.PTE.F.THORNTON.W.YORK.R Fred Thornton first landed in Egypt 22-12-1915 serving with the 18th service battalion of the West Yorkshire Regiment / 2nd Bradford Pals & later re-numbered as TR5-94789. The reverse of the photograph has the recipients name in pencil & states W.I.A 1-7-1916 & was taken by a Bradford based photographer.

WW1 1914-15 TRIO & R.A.O.B TRIBUTE MEDAL, ROYAL FIELD ARTILLERY 1914-15 Trio To- 64277.GNR.W.D.HILL.R.F.A / R.A Walter.D.Hill first landed in France 20-7-1915 serving with the Royal Field Artillery.He was a member of the R.A.O.B & as such was awarded a tribute medal from the society which is engraved on the reverse PRESENTED TO BRO.W.D.HILL.BY THE DIAMOND JUBILEE LODGE 369 FOR SERVICES RENDERED MAY 16th 1919. NEF & complete with MIC details

WW1 1914-15 TRIO & SPECIAL CONSTABULARY, ROYAL ENGINEERS & M.G.C OFFICER WW1 1914-15 Trio & GV Coinage head Special Constabulary Faithful service medal To- 30255.CPL.W.CLOUGH.R.E (1914-15 Star) 2-LIEUT.W.CLOUGH (WW1 Pair) & William Clough (Special Constabulary medal) William Clough first landed in France 2-1-1915 serving with the Royal Engineers. He was commissioned in to the Machine Gun Corps 28-5-1918 & when he applied for the issue of his campaign medals in 1923 he was living at 15 South Avenue, Whitefield, Lancs. NEF & Complete with MIC details

WW1 1914-15 TRIO & T.F.E.M, 4th WELSH / 1st CHESHIRE BRIGADE.R.F.A, M.I.D FOR SERVICES IN EGYPT 12-1-1920, WITH DOG TAGS WW1 1914-15 Trio with MID Oakleaves & GV TFEM To- 349.SJT.A-S.SJT.F.DAVIES.R.F.A (1914-15 star) 349.A.WO.CL.1.F.DAVIES.R.A (Pair) & 735041.SJT.A-R.S.MJR.F.DAVIES.R.F.A (T.F.E.M) Frank Davies first landed in France 22-11-1915 serving with the 4th Welsh / 1st Cheshire Brigade R.F.A. He was M.I.D for services in Egypt in the London gazette 12-1-1920 as continuation of a despatch by General Allenby. Published 5-6-1919. N.E.F & Complete with an original pair of the recipients dog tags. Along with MIC & London gazette details. 4th Welsh (1st Cheshire) Brigade R.F.A number block 735001 to 740000.

WW1 1914-15 TRIO & T.F.E.M, YORKSHIRE HUSSARS YEOMANRY 1914-15 Trio & GV Territorial Force Efficiency Medal To- 1203.CPL/SJT.C.H.HERBERT.YORKS.HRS. Charles.H.Herbert first landed in France 17-4-1915 and later transferred to the Labour Corps with service number 401791 before his discharge 20-4-1919. He was a long serving member of the Yorkshire Hussars having being awarded his T.F.E.M in army order 234 dated 1-7-1913. NEF/GVF & Complete with MIC & Roll details

WW1 1914-15 TRIO & TERRITORIAL DECORATION , DUKE OF LANCASTERS OWN YEOMANRY OFFICER FROM MOLD, NORTH WALES 1914-15 Trio & GV Territorial Decoration (TD) To- CAPT.F.SHAW.D.OF.LANC.O.Y Frank Shaw served with the Duke of Lancaster\'s own Yeomanry from 1902 to 1919 & first landed with the regiment in Egypt 10-9-1914. The reverse of his TD has been very neatly privately engraved. FRANK.SHAW.D.L.O.Y.1902-1919. When the recipient made application for the issue of his trio in 1923 he was living at Hartsheath, Mold Flintshire. EF & Mounted on a bar as worn. Complete with MIC details

WW1 1914-15 TRIO & TERRITORIAL FORCE EFFICIENCY, ROYAL EAST KENT YEOMANRY WW1 1914-15 Trio & T.F.E.M To- 541.CPL.T.F.PEPPER.R.E.KENT.YEO Thomas Frederick Pepper enlisted in to the Royal East Kent Yeomanry 19-4-1908 & first landed in Gallipoli / The Balkans 7-10-1915. He was discharged with a silver war badge 13-9-1916.He was awarded his Territorial Force Efficiency Medal in army order No-8 dated 1-1-1914. GVF or better & Complete with MIC & medal roll details.

WW1 1914-15 TRIO K.O.Y.L.I WITH A PAIR OF THE RECIPIENTS ORIGINAL DOG TAGS WW1 1914-15 Trio To- 18312.PTE / SJT.H.LESSON / LEESON.K.O.Y.L.I Harold Leeson / Lesson first landed in France 21-5-1915 serving with the Yorkshire Light Infantry / K.O.Y.L.I & later went on to transfer to the Royal Engineers with service number WR-272203. NEF & Complete with a pair of the recipients red & green fiber dog tags named to him with his Royal Engineers details. Along with MIC & medal roll details. Named as Leeson on the star & Lesson the the pair. (MIC confirms)

WW1 1914-15 TRIO WITH SILVER SPORTS MEDAL, 21st K.R.R.C, D.O.W F&F 14-8-1917 WW1 1914-15 Trio with silver sports medal To- A-3028.PTE.H.E.LODGE.K.R.R.C Harry Edmund Lodge first landed in France 19-5-1915 serving with the 1st battalion of the Kings Royal Rifle Corps. and sadly died of wounds in France & Flanders 14-8-1917 serving with the 21st service battalion. He was born in St Clements, Birmingham & enlisted in Birmingham. He has no known grave but is commemorated on the Menin Gate Memorial at Ypres.The C.W.G.C state that the recipient was the late 25 year old son of Charles & Agnes Lodge of 3 Brighton Terrace, Railway Terrace, Birmingham & the late husband of Maud Elizabeth Lodge of 85, 77, Great Francis Street, Birmingham. The small silver sports medal is named on the reverse to the recipient as a member of the 1st K.R.R.C & dated 1911-1912 from the senior division, Aldershot Command Football League & is fully hallmarked. NEF With MIC details along with details from both S.D.G.W & the C.W.G.C

WW1 1914-15 TRIO, 1/1st HERTFORDSHIRE REGIMENT WW1 1914-15 Trio To- 3655.PTE.E.HARROD.HERTS.R Edward Harrod enlisted in to the 1/1st Hertfordshire Regiment 30-10-1914 and first landed in France 16-2-1915. He was discharged with a silver war badge 4-2-1919 age 38. VF or better & complete with MIC & medal roll details.

WW1 1914-15 TRIO, 1/5th NORTHUMBERLAND FUSILIERS FROM WILLINGTON QUAY WW1 1914-15 Trio To- 5-1245.PTE.H.THOMPSON.NORTH\'D.FUS Henry Thompson first landed in France 20-4-1915 serving with the 1/5th battalion of the Northumberland Fusiliers .He was admitted to the 2nd general hospital 27-4-1915 due to a gun shot wound to his thigh & was returned to the UK onboard the hospital ship Oxfordshire. He was discharged 14-4-1916 age 24 and went on to claim a disability pension in 1921 whilst living at 94 Stephenson Streetm Willington Quay on Tyne. VF or better with eks to the pair. Complete with MIC details, casualty roll details & pension card details.

WW1 1914-15 TRIO, 1/5th NORTHUMBERLAND FUSILIERS OFFICER, K.I.A F&F 24-5-1915 WW1 1914-15 Trio To- LIEUT.P.H.EDWARDS.NORTH\'D.FUS Percy Howarth Edwards was born in Newcastle on Tyne & worked at the family firm of F.H.Edwards Esq, Bath Lane, Newcastle on Tyne. He was commissioned in to his local T.F unit the 1/5th Northumberland Fusiliers & was sadly killed in action in France & Flanders 24-5-1915 although he was initially listed as missing for a period of time. He has no known grave but is commemorated on the Menin gate memorial at Ypres. NEF/EF & Mounted as single medals from individual pins from the original ribbons. Complete with MIC & other basic research details.

WW1 1914-15 TRIO, 1/5th WEST RIDING REGIMENT WW1 1914-15 Trio To- 3840.PTE.I.ROBINSON.W.RID.R Irvin Robinson enlisted in to the 1/5th battalion of the Duke of Wellington's West Riding Regiment 2-2-1915 And first landed in France 29-6-1915.He was discharged with a silver war badge due to sickness 4-5-1918 age 22 with his new six figure TF service number 240992. NEF with MIC & medal roll details.

WW1 1914-15 TRIO, 1/6th & 1/7th W.RIDING.REGIMENT 1914-15 Trio To- 2661.PTE.J.HODGSON.W.RID.R Jeff Hodgson first landed in France 14-4-1915 serving with the 1/6th battalion but finished his war serving with the 1/7th battalion with the new six figure TF number 265670 prior to his discharge 2-4-1919 GVF or better & complete with MIC & medal roll details

WW1 1914-15 TRIO, 1/8th LANCASHIRE FUSILIERS, WOUNDED GALLIPOLI 17-8-1915 WW1 1914-15 Trio To- 5200.PTE.D.KILLENNY.LANC.FUS David Killenny first landed in the Balkans 1-5-1915 serving with the 1/8th battalion of the Lancashire Fusiliers. He received a gun shot wound to his right hand on Gallipoli 18-8-1915 & later went on to transfer to the Labour Corps with service number 204618 & his eventual discharge 18-2-1919 GVF & Complete with MIC & other basic research details.

WW1 1914-15 TRIO, 10th YORKSHIRE REGIMENT WW1 1914-15 Trio To- 13853.PTE.W.JAMIESON.YORK.R William Jamieson first landed in France 10-9-1915 serving with the 10th service battalion of the Yorkshire Regiment / Green Howards and finished his war serving with the 9th service battalion prior to his discharge to the Class Z army reserve at the wars end. GVF & Complete with MIC & medal roll details.

WW1 1914-15 TRIO, 10th YORKSHIRE REGIMENT WW1 1914-15 Trio To- 14688.PTE.W.WILLOUGHBY.YORK.R William Willoughby first landed in France 9-9-1915 serving with the 10th service battalion of the Yorkshire Regiment & was discharged at the wars end. GVF & Complete with MIC & medal roll details.

WW1 1914-15 TRIO, 11th & 8th LIVERPOOL REGIMENT 1914-15 Trio To- 6608.PTE.W.PICKFORD.L.POOL.R William Pickford first landed in France 19-5-1915 serving with the 11th battalion but finished his war serving with the 8th battalion / Liverpool Irish with service number 308529. GVF & Complete with MIC & medal roll details.

WW1 1914-15 TRIO, 11th ROYAL SCOTS, KILLED IN ACTION FRANCE & FLANDERS 27-1-1917 WW1 1914-15 Trio To- 20911.PTE.A.METHVEN.R.SCOTS. Alexander Methven first landed in France 29-6-1915 serving with the 11th service battalion of the Royal Scots. He was sadly killed in action in France & Flanders 27-1-1917 & is buried in the Faubourg D\'Amiens cemetery at Arras. He was born in Forfar & enlisted in Glasgow whilst living in Newton Merans, Renfrewshire. NEF & Complete with MIC details along with details from both SDGW & the CWGC

WW1 1914-15 TRIO, 13th ROYAL FUSILIERS, DISCHARGED WITH A SILVER WAR BADGE WW1 1914-15 Trio To- G-6037 / GS-6037.PTE.F/T.TURNER.R.FUS Thomas Turner enlisted in to the 13th service battalion of the Royal Fusiliers 4-9-1914 & first landed in France 17-8-1915.He was discharged with a silver war badge 18-1-1919. Initial F on the star & T on the pair but all confimed on the recipients two MIC cards GVF or better & Complete with MIC & medal roll details

WW1 1914-15 TRIO, 14th LIVERPOOL REGIMENT WW1 1914-15 Trio To- 30424.PTE.J.McLAUGHLIN.L.POOL.R James McLaughlin first landed in France 4-9-1915 serving with the 14th service battalion of the Liverpool Regiment & after service in France he was discharged to the class Z army reserve at the wars end VF & Complete with MIC & medal roll details

WW1 1914-15 TRIO, 16th WEST YORKSHIRE REGIMENT / BRADFORD PALS, WITH BOXES OF ISSUE WW1 1914-15 Trio To- 16-1211.PTE.E.LOWERY.W.YORK.R Edward Lowry was one of the original members of the 16th service battalion of the West Yorkshire Regiment & first landed in Egypt with the battalion 22-12-1915. He went on to serve with the battalion in France and was discharged with a silver war badge due to wounds. EF/MINT with the original full length silk medal ribbons & complete with MIC & medal roll details

WW1 1914-15 TRIO, 16th WEST YORKSHIRE REGIMENT, 1st BRADFORD PALS WW1 1914-15 Trio To- 16-761.PTE.G.LNORTON.W.YORK.R George Lofthouse Norton was a bookbinder when he enlisted in the the 1st Bradford pals in 1914. He landed in Egypt with the battalion 22-12-1915 & was discharged to the class Z army reserve at the wars end. GVF or better & complete with MIC & medal roll details.

WW1 1914-15 TRIO, 16th WEST YORKSHIRE REGIMENT, 1st BRADFORD PALS, WW1 1914-15 Trio To- 16-1219.PTE.E.GIDLEY.W.YORK.R Ernest Gidley enlisted in the the 1st Bradford pals in 1914. He landed in Egypt with the battalion 22-12-1915 & was discharged to the class Z army reserve at the wars end. GVF or better & complete with MIC & medal roll details

WW1 1914-15 TRIO, 1st & 2nd K.R.R.C WW1 1914-15 Trio To- R-1487.PTE.J.GARDNER.K.R.R.C John Gardener enlisted 2-9-1914 in to the 2nd battalion of the KR.R.C. He first landed in France 9-2-1915 and was discharged with a silver war badge due to wounds 21-10-1916 whilst serving with the 1st battalion. NEF & Complete with MIC & medal roll details.

WW1 1914-15 TRIO, 1st & 4th MIDDLESEX REGIMENT WW1 1914-15 Trio To- G-2235.PTE.A.WARE.MIDDX.R Alfred Ware first landed in France 3-12-1914 serving with the 1st battalion of the Middlesex Regiment but went on to finish his war serving with the 4th battalion prior to his demobilization at the wars end. GVF or better & complete with MIC & medal roll details

WW1 1914-15 TRIO, 1st BLACK WATCH, KILLED IN ACTION F&F 18-4-1918 FROM BONHILL, DUMBARTONSHIRE WW1 1914-15 Trio To- S-8535.PTE.R.WARDLAW.R.HIGHRS Robert Wardlaw was born at 21 George Street, Bonhill, Dumbartonshire 5-12-1885 & he enlisted in to the Black Watch / Royal Highlanders in September 1914. He first landed in France 2-6-1915 & was wounded at the battle of Loos in 1915 & after a spell in hospital in the UK he returned to France to service with the 1st battalion. He was sadly killed in action in France & Flanders 18-4-1918 during the battalions attack on Givenchy & having no known grave he is commemorated on the Loos memorial. NEF or better & complete with MIC & medal roll details. Along with other research details & photographs of the recipients name on his local war memorial.

WW1 1914-15 TRIO, 1st BORDER REGIMENT, GUN SHOT WOUNDS TO THE FACE ON GALLIPOLI OCTOBER 1915 WW1 1914-15 Trio To- 7023.PTE.T.WILLIS.BORD.R Thomas Willis first landed in theatre of war 2B Gallipoli / The Balkans 10-6-1915 serving with the 1st battalion of the Border Regiment. He is recorded on the war office casualty list as having received gun shot wounds to the face 4-10-1915 & was returned to the UK onboard the hospital ship Assaye. GVF/VF & Complete with both MIC & medal roll details along with casualty roll details

WW1 1914-15 TRIO, 1st BORDER REGIMENT, WOUNDED GALLIPOLI WW1 1914-15 Trio To- 5064.PTE.M.KERSHAW.BORD.R Mark Kershaw enlisted 25-6-1914 & first landed on Gallipoli 11-8-1915 serving with the 1st battalion. He was wounded on Gallipoli in November 1915 & discharged with a silver war badge due to wounds the following year, VF & Complete with MIC & Medal roll details

WW1 1914-15 TRIO, 1st K.O.S.B, K.I.A F&F 1-7-1916, FIRST DAY OF THE SOMME WW1 1914-15 Trio To- 20042.PTE.J.CROFT.K.O.SCO.BORD John Croft was born in Dundee & was living in Bradford when he enlisted in Bradford. He first landed in theatre of war 2B Gallipoli / The Balkans 24-9-1915 serving with the 1st battalion of the Kings Own Scottish Borderers. He was sadly killed in action in France & Flanders 1-7-1916 on the first day of the battle of the Somme. He has no known grave but is commemorated on the Thiepval memorial & is recorded by the C.W.G.C as the late son of John & Catherine Croft of Idle, Bradford. NEF & Complete with MIC details. Along with details from both SDGW & the CWGC.

WW1 1914-15 TRIO, 2nd BEDFORDSHIRE REGIMENT OFFICER, KILLED IN ACTION F&F 26-9-1915, LOOS WW1 1914-15 Trio To- 2-LIEUT.T.C.PEARSON.BEDF.R (1914-15 Star) & 2-LIEUT.T.C.PEARSON (WW1 Pair) Terence Charles Pearson was educated at Bedford Grammar School & was commissioned in to the 2nd battalion of the Bedfordshire Regiment. He was sadly killed in action in France & Flanders 26-9-1915 & having no known grave he is commemorated on the Loos memorial. He was 22 years of age at the time of his death & is recorded by the CWGC as the late son of C.F & Ellen Mary Pearson of 74 Chaucer Road, Bedford. He is pictured & has a lengthy write up in the roll of honour of our empires heroes (copy included) GVF or better & complete with CWGC details

WW1 1914-15 TRIO, 2nd BORDER REGIMENT FROM CAMBUSLANG WW1 1914-15 Trio To- 6243.PTE.J.LOUGHRAN.BORD.R James Loughran enlisted in to the 2nd battalion of the Border Regiment 18-8-1914 & first landed in France 4-1-1915. He was discharged with a silver war badge due to sickness 10-12-1917 & in 1938 his widow applied for the issue of his trio whilst living in Cambuslang, Lanarkshire. NEF & Complete with MIC & medal roll details

WW1 1914-15 TRIO, 2nd BORDER REGIMENT, WOUNDED WW1 1914-15 Trio To- 5735.PTE.R.DENWOOD.BORD.R The recipient enlisted in to the 2nd battalion of the Border Regiment 6-10-1914 & first landed in France 21-3-1915. He was discharged with a silver war badge due to wounds in 1917. NEF/GVF & Complete with MIC & medal roll details.

WW1 1914-15 TRIO, 2nd BORDER REGIMENT, WOUNDED 27-3-1915 WW1 1914-15 Trio To- 6199.PTE.P.DOOLAN.BORD.R The recipient first landed in France 25-11-1914 serving with the 2nd battalion Border Regiment & just missed out on being awarded the 1914 star by three days. He is recorded in the war office casualty lists as being wounded 27-3-1915 & this was later reported in the Cumberland News. He went on to transfer to the Military Foot Police with service number P-4453. NEF & Complete with MIC & medal roll details.

WW1 1914-15 TRIO, 3RD K.R.R.C 1914-15 Trio To- 2826.L-Cpl.E.COLLINS.K.R.R.C. Edward Collins was a member of the 3rd battalion of the Kings Royal Rifle Corps and first landed in France 9-2-1915. He was discharged to the class Z army reserve at the wars end VF & Complete with both MIC & medal roll details

WW1 1914-15 TRIO, 5th GLOUCESTER REGIMENT WW1 1914-15 Trio To- 1980.CPL.A.H.STONE.GLOUC.R Alfred.H.Stone first landed in France 29-5-1915 serving with the 5th battalion of the Gloucester Regiment & went on to finish his war serving with the Machine Gun Corps with service number 21109. NEF & Complete with MIC & medal roll details

WW1 1914-15 TRIO, 5th RIFLE BRIGADE WW1 1914-15 Trio To- S-294.PTE.G.BAVERSTOCK.RIF.BRIG Pte Baverstock enlisted 2-9-1914 and first landed in France 22-7-1915 serving with the 5th battalion of the Rifle Brigade. He was discharged with a silver war badge due to deafness 19-1-1917 age 28 GVF with MIC & medal roll details

WW1 1914-15 TRIO, 5th YORKSHIRE REGIMENT / GREEN HOWARDS WW1 1914-15 Trio To- 2505.PTE.W.DALE.YORK.R William Dale first landed in France 18-4-1915 serving with the 5th battalion of the Yorkshire Regiment & was later re-numbered as 240750 prior to his discharge at the wars end. NEF /GVF & Complete with MIC details

WW1 1914-15 TRIO, 6th BORDER REGIMENT 1914-15 Trio To- 5102.PTE.J.ROWELL.BORD.R James Rowell first landed in theatre of war 3 (Egypt) 15-7-1915 serving with the 6th battalion of the Border Regiment & finished his war serving with the Labour Corps with service number 400649. GVF & Complete with MIC & medal roll details

WW1 1914-15 TRIO, 6th BORDER REGIMENT, SERVED GALLIPOLI & FRANCE, WOUNDED 1916 WW1 1914-15 Trio To- 15721.PTE.J.W.PARSONS.BORD.R The recipient was a resident of Kendal & first landed in theatre of war 2B Gallipoli / The Balkans 18-7-1915 serving with D Company of the 6th Border Regiment. He was wounded by gunshot to the neck 9-8-1916 and was discharged due to shell shock 26-1-1917. NEF/GVF & Complete with MIC details & casualty roll details.

WW1 1914-15 TRIO, 6th EAST YORKSHIRE REGIMENT WW1 1914-15 Trio To-19262.PTE.W.METCALFE.E.YORK.R Wilfred Metcalfe first landed in Egypt 17-10-1915 serving with the 6th battalion of the East Yorkshire Regiment and later transferred to the Army Service Corps with service number S-4488661 GVF/NEF & Complete with MIC details

WW1 1914-15 TRIO, 6th HIGHLAND LIGHT INFANTRY, K.I.A GALLIPOLI 12-7-1915, FROM GOVAN WW1 1914-15 Trio To- 1673.PTE.M.ROBERTSON.HIGH.L.I Maxwell Robertson was born in Govan & enlisted in Glasgow. He first landed in theatre of war 2B Gallipoli / The Balkans 2-7-1915 serving with the 6th city of Glasgow territorial force battalion of the Highland Light Infantry. He was sadly killed in action just ten days after arriving on Gallipoli 12-7-1915 and having no known grave he is commemorated on the Helles Memorial. NEF & Complete with MIC details along with details from both SDGW & The CWGC

WW1 1914-15 TRIO, 6th NORTHUMBERLAND FUSILIERS WW1 1914-15 Trio To- 6-2620.PTE.R.GILBERT.NORTH'D.FUS Robert Gilbert first landed in France 19-4-1915 serving with the 6th battalion of the Northumberland Fusiliers and was discharged at the wars end NEF & Complete with MIC & medal roll details

WW1 1914-15 TRIO, 7th & 18th K.R.R.C 1914-15 Trio To- R-6540.PTE.R.BURTON.K.R.R.C Robert Burton first landed in France 3-8-1915 serving with the 7th battalion of the Kings Royal Rifle Corps.He later went on to serve with the 18th (Arts & Crafts Bn) & finished his war serving with the 1st battalion GVF & complete with MIC & medal roll details

WW1 1914-15 TRIO, 7th BORDER REGIMENT WW1 1914-15 Trio To- 23056.PTE-A-CPL.F.A.SEAMAN.BORD.R Frederick.A.Seaman first landed in France 30-12-1915 serving with the 7th battalion of the Border Regiment & went on to serve with the Labour Corps with service number 513858. He was finally discharged to the reserve 21-12-1919. GVF or better & Complete with MIC & medal roll details

WW1 1914-15 TRIO, 7th BORDER REGIMENT WW1 1914-15 Trio To- 18433.PTE.H.H.LEE.BORD.R Henry.H.Lee first landed in France 24-7-1915 serving with the 7th battalion of the Border Regiment. He served with this battalion for the duration of the war & was discharged to the class Z army reserve 21-2-19. NEF & complete with MIC & medal roll details

WW1 1914-15 TRIO, 7th BORDER REGIMENT WW1 1914-15 Trio To- 23099.PTE.J.H.POOLEY.BORD.R James.H.Pooley first landed in France 30-12-1915 serving with the 7th battalion of the Border Regiment. He later transferred to the Labour Corps with service number 267961 & was transferred to the class Z army reserve 8-3-1919. NEF & Complete with MIC & medal roll details

WW1 1914-15 TRIO, 7th BORDER REGIMENT, DIED OF WOUNDS, FRANCE & FLANDERS 26-3-1916 WW1 1914-15 Trio To- 23158.PTE.J.W.HAMMOND.BORD.R John William Hammond was born in Martham, Norfolk & enlisted in Norwich. He was originally a member of the Norfolk regiment with service number 23158 but first arrived in France serving with the 7th battalion of the Border Regiment 30-12-1915. He sadly died of wounds in France & Flanders 23-3-1916 age 20. He is buried in Bailleuel communal cemetery, Nord, France. NEF & Complete with MIC & medal roll details along with details from both SDGW & the CWGC

WW1 1914-15 TRIO, 7th BORDER REGIMENT, WOUNDED 1915 WW1 1914-15 Trio To- 12018.PTE.H.SHARP.BORD.R Harold Sharp enlisted in to the 7th battalion of the Border Regiment 28-8-1914 & first landed in France 9-9-1915. He is recorded in the war office casualty roll as having been wounded in France 30-11-1915 & went on to be discharged with a silver war badge due to his wounds 20-9-1917 age 27. GVF or better & complete with MIC & medal roll details along with casualty roll details.

WW1 1914-15 TRIO, 7th CAMERON HIGHLANDERS WW1 1914-15 Trio To- S-18104.PTE.R.IRVINE.CAMERONS. Robert Irvine first landed in France 3-10-1915 serving with the 7th service battalion of the Cameron Highlanders & went on to be discharged to the class Z army reserve 14-4-1919. GVF & Complete with MIC & medal roll details

WW1 1914-15 TRIO, 7th GLOUCESTER REGIMENT WW1 1914-15 Trio To- 18888.PTE.W.J.HATHERALL.GLOUC.R William John Hatherall first landed in Gallipoli / the Balkans 23-9-1915 serving with the 7th battalion of the Gloucester Regiment. He transferred to the Royal Engineers with service number 624459 & was discharged to the section B army reserve at the wars end. GVF or better & complete with MIC & medal roll details.

WW1 1914-15 TRIO, 7th K.O.S.B, K.I.A F&F-26-10-1915 WW1 1914-15 Trio To- 20789.PTE.J.HAY.K.O.S.B John Hay was born in Edinburgh but was both living in & enlisted at Scarborough. He first landed in France 15-10-1915 serving with the 7th battalion of the Kings Own Scottish Borderers. He was sadly killed in action in France & Flanders just 11 days later 26-10-1915. He was 31 years of age when he died and is buried in Vermelles British cemetery. He recorded by the C.W.G.C as the late son of John & Isabella Hay of Edinburgh & the late husband of Ada Isabella Hay of 23 Cook\'s row, Scarborough. NEF & Complete with MIC & medal roll details along with details from both S.D.G.W & the C.W.G.C

WW1 1914-15 TRIO, 8th BERKSHIRE REGIMENT, DISCHARGED DUE TO WOUNDS WW1 1914-15 Trio To- 13063.PTE.L.F.RIVERS.R.BERKS.R Leonard Francis Rivers enlisted 3-9-1914 and first landed in France 7-8-1915 serving with the 8th service battalion of the Royal Berkshire Regiment. He was discharged with a silver war badge due to wounds 11-4-1919 age 24 NEF & Complete with MIC & medal roll details.

WW1 1914-15 TRIO, 8th BORDER REGIMENT WW1 1914-15 Trio To- 15045.PTE.T.GRAHAM.BORDER.R Thomas Graham first landed in France 26-9-1915 serving with the 8th service battalion of the Border Regiment. He was discharged to the class Z army reserve 21-2-1919. NEF & Complete with MIC & medal roll details.

WW1 1914-15 TRIO, 8th BORDER REGIMENT WW1 1914-15 Trio To- 5782.SJT.W.H.WILLMOTT.BORD.R William.H.Willmott first landed in France 26-9-1915 serving with the 8th battalion of the Border Regiment. He later transferred to the Labour corps with service number 244351 & was discharged to the class Z army reserve 17-2-1919. NEF & Complete with MIC & medal roll details. The 1914-15 star has been gilded / gold plated to match the victory medal.

WW1 1914-15 TRIO, 8th BORDER REGIMENT, WOUNDED 1914-15 Trio To- 12244.PTE.F.RICHARDSON.BORD.R Francis Richardson enlisted 7-9-1914 & first landed in France 26-9-1915 serving with the 8th battalion of the Border Regiment. He was discharged with a silver war badge 10-8-1917 due to wounds GVF & Complete with MIC & medal roll details

WW1 1914-15 TRIO, 8th BORDER REGIMENT, WOUNDED 1916 FROM MANCHESTER WW1 1914-15 Trio To- 18810.PTE.E.WRAY.BORD.R Ernest Wray first enlisted in to the 8th battlion of the Border regiment 30-12-1914 & first landed in France 26-9-1915. He is listed in the Cumberland news as having been wounded in France 2-12-1916 and this also states that he was a resident of Manchester. He was discharged with a silver war badge due to his wounds 19-4-1917. GVF/VF & Complete with both MIC & medal roll details. Along with casualty details from the Cumberland news.

WW1 1914-15 TRIO, 8th BORDER REGIMENT, WOUNDED 1916. WW1 1914-15 Trio To- 14882.PTE.S.HUTCHINSON.BORD.R Stanley Hutchinson first landed overseas 26-9-1915 serving with the 8th battalion of the Border regiment and is recorded in the war office casualty roll as having been wounded 21-8-1916 & this states that he was a resident of Kendal. This battalion is often referred to as the Kendal Pals. NEF & Complete with MIC & casualty roll details

WW1 1914-15 TRIO, 8th BORDER REGIMENT, WOUNDED 1917 WW1 1914-15 Trio To- 14751.PTE.W.DOTTIE.BORD.R Walter Dottie from Liverpool first landed in France 26-9-1915 serving with the 8th service battalion of the Border Regiment. The Cumberland news dated 7-7-17 stated that he had been wounded in France with the battalion. NEF/GVF & Complete with MIC details & details with regards to his entry in the Cumberland News

WW1 1914-15 TRIO, 8th BORDER REGIMENT, WOUNDED BY GUNSHOT TO THE LEG 27-8-1916 WW1 1914-15 Trio To- 17858.PTE.J.JOHNSON.BORD.R John Johnson first landed in France 26-9-1915 serving with the 8th service battalion of the Border regiment. He is recorded on the war office casualty roll as having received a gunshot wound to the leg 27-8-1916 & later went on to serve with the Worcester Regiment with service number 65082 & the R.A.M.C with service number 251387. NEF & Complete with MIC & Casualty roll details

WW1 1914-15 TRIO, 8th GLOUCESTER REGIMENT WW1 1914-15 Trio To- 11134.PTE.A.C.ROBERTS.GLOUCR. Albert.C.Roberts first landed in France 18-7-1915 serving with the 8th service battalion of the Gloucestershire Regiment and went to serve with the 1st,13th & 14th battalions of the regiment prior to his discharge to the class Z army reserve 10-2-1919 GVF or better & complete with MIC & medal roll details.

WW1 1914-15 TRIO, 8th ROYAL BERKSHIRE REGIMENT WW1 1914-15 Trio To- 15208.PTE.W.C.CHAMBERLAIN.R.BERKS.R William.C.Chamberlain first landed in France 7-8-15 serving with the 8th service battalion of the Royal Berkshire Regiment & was discharged to the class Z army reserve at the wars end GVF with MIC details

WW1 1914-15 TRIO, 8th SOMERSET LIGHT INFANTRY, WOUNDED 1915 WW1 1914-15 Trio To- 15821.PTE.W.HENDERSON.SOM.L.I William Henderson enlisted 8-10-1914 & first landed in France 8-9-1915 serving with the 8th battalion of the Somerset Light Infantry. He is listed as having been wounded in the war office casualty list dated 16-10-15 & was discharged with a silver war badge 31-3-1917 due to wounds. GVF or better & complete with MIC details. Along with silver war badge roll & casualty roll details.

WW1 1914-15 TRIO, 9TH NORFOLK REGT, KIA F&F 28-4-1917 1914-15 Trio To- 14255.SJT.S.KING.NORFOLK.R Stanley King was born in Cornard, Suffolk & enlisted in St.Pauls Churchyard, Middlesex. He first landed 4-10-15 & was KIA F&F 28-4-17 serving with the 9th battalion of the Norfolk Regt He is buried in the St.Patricks cemetery at Loos GVF & complete with MIC details along with details from both S.D.G.W & the C.W.G.C

WW1 1914-15 TRIO, 9th RIFLE BRIGADE, FROM HAMPSTEAD, K.I.A F&F 24-6-1915, A JEWISH RECIPIENT WW1 1914-15 Trio To- S-7640.PTE.A.J.LION.RIF.BDE Alexander Jacob Lion was born in Highbury, Middlesex and enlisted in London whilst living in West Hampstead. He was killed in action in France & Flanders 24-6-1915 whilst serving with the 9th battalion. He has no known grave and as such he is commemorated on the Menin gate memorial at Ypres. He was 27 years of age at the time of his death and is recorded by the C.W.G.C as the late son of Jacob Lion of 100 Broadhurst Gardens, Hampstead. He was a member of the Jewish faith and is pictured in the british Jewery book of honour on page 12 and he also has a standard entry in the main body of the book. N.E.F & Complete with MIC details along with details from both SDGW & the CWGC along with copy entries from the British Jewery book of honour.

WW1 1914-15 TRIO, 9th ROYAL WELSH FUSILIERS, DIED OF WOUNDS F&F 5-10-1915, FROM SWANSEA WW1 1914-15 Trio To- 16604.PTE.R.I.DAVIES.R.W.FUS Robert Ivor Davies was born in Brynhyeryd, Swansea & enlisted in Swansea. He first landed in France 19-7-1915 & sadly died of wounds 5-10-1915. He was 19 years of age at his death & is buried in Longuenesse (St.Omer) souvenir cemetery & is recorded by the CWGC as the late son of Robert & Rachel Davies of 82 Llangyfelach Road, Brynhyfryd, Swansea. NEF / GVF & Complete with MIC details along with details from both SDGW & the CWG. Please note that whilst the ribbons are indeed in the just over 100 years and I have no intention of changing or disturbing them.

WW1 1914-15 TRIO, 9th SCOTTISH RIFLES & M.G.C OFFICER FROM EDINBURGH, K.I.A F&F 19-11-1916 WW1 1914-15 Trio To- LIEUT.A.MURRY.SCO.RIF Andrew Murray from Edinburgh was educated at Edinburgh university & originally enlisted in to the 15th service battalion of the Cameronians / Scottish Rifles. He was commissioned in to the 13th service battalion & proceeded overseas with the 9th service battalion. He served as the battalion intelligence officer & volunteered to be attached to the Machine Gun Corps. He was sadly killed in action in France & Flanders at Grandcourt 19-10-1916 when he was struck by a snipers bullet. His C.O stated in a letter to his parents that he was to be recommended for the Military Cross had he not been killed in action. He has no known grave but is commemorated on the Thiepval memorial. N.E.F with a copy of the recipients lengthy entry from the Marquis De Ruvigny\'s roll of honour that includes a good image of the recipient in uniform. Along with other basic research details that include CWGC details.

WW1 1914-15 TRIO, 9th WEST YORKSHIRE REGIMENT, SERVED GALLIPOLI 1914-15 Trio To- 19886.PTE.T.HUNTER.W.YORK.R Thomas Hunter was a member of the 9th service battalion & first landed in the Balkans / Gallipoli 14-11-1915.He later went on to serve with the Labour Corps with service number 394116 & was discharged to the class Z army reserve 3-4-1919. GVF/VF with MIC & medal roll details

WW1 1914-15 TRIO, C-SJT 16th HIGHLAND LIGHT INFANTRY, GLASGOW PALS WW1 1914-15 Trio To- 3420.L-SJT/C-SJT.W.SHANNON.HIGH.L.I William Shannon was one of the original members of the 16th service battalion of the Highland Light Infantry & first landed in France with the battalion 23-11-1915. This battalion was raised as a service battalion / pals battalion in Glasgow with the assistance of the Glasgow boys brigade committee. N.E.F & Complete with MIC details

WW1 1914-15 TRIO, CEYLON PLANTERS RIFLE CORPS & SEAFORTH HIGHLANDERS OFFICER, K.I.A F&F 22-8-1917 WW1 1914-15 Trio To- 1259.PTE.T.W.HORNE.CEYLON.PLR.R.C (star) & 2-LIEUT.T.W.HORNE (Pair) Thomas Wardlaw Horne was born in Edinburgh 24-5-1886 & was working on a rubber plantation in Ceylon on the outbreak of war. He first landed in Egypt 17-11-1914 & went on to serve in the Suez canal & on Gallipoli. He was severely wounded on Gallipoli in August 1915 & returned to the UK. Whilst in the UK he was commissioned in to the 8th service battalion of the Seaforth Highlanders and was sadly killed in action in France & Flanders 22-8-1917 whilst leading his platoon in an attack on a fortified farm. He has no known grave but is commemorated on the Tyne Cot memorial. NEF/GVF & a scarce 1914-15 star to a small colonial unit. Complete with MIC details, ODGW details, CWGC details, copy obituary\'s from his old school & copy images of the recipient in uniform as an officer of the Seaforth highlanders.

WW1 1914-15 TRIO, LIEUTENANT COMMANDER, R.N.R FROM LISBURN, WITH BOX OF ISSUE WW1 1914-15 Trio To- LIEUT / LIEUT.COMMR.R.B.LYNESS.R.N.R Robert Bannister Lyness was born in Lisburn 1874 & was commissioned in to the R.N.R in 1903. He was awarded the R.N.R Decoration in 1918 & retired at his own request in 1920. He passed away in 1947 & did not participate in WW2. EF/MINT & Complete with the original box of issue for the British War & Victory medals. Along with copy service papers.

WW1 1914-15 TRIO, NORTHUMBERLAND HUSSARS , YEOMANRY WW1 1914-15 Trio To- 1269.PTE.J.BURTON.NORTH\'D.YEO John Burton first landed in France 28-3-1915 serving with the 1/1st Northumberland Hussars NEF & Complete with MIC & medal roll details.

WW1 1914-15 TRIO, OFFICER 1st GLOUCESTER REGIMENT, FORMERLY LEINSTER REGIMENT, K.I.A F&F 9-5-1915 FROM COUNTY MEATH WW1 1914-15 Trio To- CAPT,F.J.BRODIGAN.GLOUC.R Francis John Brodigan from Drogheda County Meath was originally commissioned in to the Leinster Regiment in 1900 but never served overseas or had any active service with the regiment. His father was the late Colonel Francis Brodigan of the 28th foot. Who as a 16 year old boy had served in the Crimean war. He was a qualified pilot and took his aviators certificate in 1912. He first served overseas with the 1st battalion of the Gloucester Regiment 16-12-1914 and was sadly killed in action 9-5-1915 age 31. He has no known grave but is commemorated on the Le Touret memorial & is recorded by the CWGC as the late son of The late Colonel Francis Brodigan & Alice Brodigan of Piltoun House Drogheda, County Meath. GVF/ NEF & Complete with extensive research which includes copy images of the recipient & his place of residence. Along with MIC & CWGC details.

WW1 1914-15 TRIO, OFFICER 5th MIDDLESEX REGT, ATTACHED 7th LONDON REGIMENT, KIA LOOS 27-9-1915 WW1 1914-15 Trio To- 2-LIEUT/LIEUT.F.E.TIPLADY.MIDDX.R Frank Ewart Tiplady from Finchley was a former member of the university of London O.T.C and was commissioned in March 1915. He was sadly killed in action in France & Flanders during the battle of Loos 27-9-1915 age 22. He had twice been wounded during the same battle. He is buried in Lapugnoy military cemetery & is recorded by the C.W.G.C as the late son of Samuel Nash Tiplady & Martha Annie Tiplady of 16 Moss Hall Villas, North Finchley, London. NEF & Complete with MIC & roll details along with details from both SDGW & the CWGC along with a copy photo of the recipient in uniform taken from the illustrated London news & a lengthy obituary from his local paper in Finchley.

WW1 1914-15 TRIO, OFFICER, ROYAL SCOTS FUSILIERS, WOUNDED 21-3-1918, FIRST DAY OF THE MARCH OFFENSIVE WW1 1914-15 Trio To-2-LIEUT/CAPT.A.S.DIXON.R.SC.FUS Allan.S.Dixon first landed in France 20-9-1915 as a 2nd Lieutenant with the Royal Scots Fusiliers. He was wounded 21-3-1918 on the first day of the Kaisers March offensive. He finished his was as a captain & when he applied for the issue of his medals in 1921 he gave his home address as 94 Hyndland Road, Glasgow. NEF/GVF & Complete with MIC & medal roll details.

WW1 1914-15 TRIO, R.N.A.S & R.A.F, SERVED HMS CAMPANIA & IN EGYPT WW1 1914-15 Trio To- F.6891.A.G.ROPER.AM.1.RNAS (1914-15 Star) & 206891.SGT.A.G.ROPER.R.A.F (WW1 Pair) Alfred George Roper was born in Leytonstone, London 11-10-1889 & was working as a carpenter when he enlisted in to the RNAS 26-7-1915.He served onboard the aircraft carrier HMS Campania 8-8-15 to 8-2-16 & was transferred to the RAF on its formation in April of 1918 and went on to serve with the RAF in Egypt from 17-6-18 to 5-4-1919 & finally left the service 3-4-1920. GVF or better & complete with copy service papers

WW1 1914-15 TRIO, S.STAFFORDSHIRE REGIMENT & 11th NOTTS & DERBY REGIMENT, KILLED IN ACTION, FRANCE & FLANDERS 28-4-1917 WW1 1914-15 Trio To- 16374.PTE.T.WEAVER.S.STAFF.R Thomas Weaver first landed in France 25-5-1915 serving with the 2nd battalion of the South Staffordshire Regiment. He transferred to the 11th battalion of the Sherwood Foresters / Notts & Derby Regiment with service number 73028 & was sadly killed in action in France & Flanders 28-4-1917 & is buried in railway dugouts burial ground (Transport Farm) he was both born & enlisted in Wolverhampton. GVF & complete with MIC details along with details from both S.D.G.W & the C.W.G.C

WW1 1914-15 TRIO, TRIMMER R.N.R, LOST AT SEA WITH THE SINKING OF THE S.T.BRACONBURN 30-7-1944 AS A 2nd ENGINEER, FROM HULL WW1 1914-15 Trio To- TS.367.F.S.BARWICK.TR.R.N.R Frederick Smith Barwick was born in Hull 6-3-1894 & enlisted in to the Royal Naval Reserve 10-8-1914 whilst living at 2 Whitfield Avenue, Hull. He served with the R.N.R 1914-1919 & was discharged in 1919. He was serving as the 2nd Engineer onboard the fishing vessel the S.T Braconburn which was a 225 grt steam trawler that had been requisitioned as a blockship and was on route for Scapa Flow. She sank on 30 July 1944 after a collision with Le Baron Russell Briggs off Bell Rock at position 56° 35\' N, 02° 10\' W. All six crew members were lost & they are all commemorated on the Tower Hill memorial. He was 51 years of age at the time of his death. NEF & Complete with copy R.N.R service papers, CWGC details & other basic information.

WW1 1914-15 TRIO, WORCESTER REGIMENT OFFICER, D.O.W F&F 17-4-17, ATTACHED TO THE M.G.C WW1 1914-15 Trio To- 2-LIEUT.S.A.T.TAYLOR.WORC.R Sidney Arnold Turner first landed in France in August of 1915 serving with the Worcester Regiment. He had been educated at Uppingham school & went on to be attached to the Machine Gun Corps. He was mortally wounded at Gouieacourt 3-4-1917 and sadly died og his wounds 17-4-1917. He is buried in St Sever cemetery and was 25 years of age at the time of his death. GVF or better & complete with copy images of the recipient as published in the sphere along with a lengthy obituary from the Sutton coldfield news. Plus MIC details & other basic research details & the original but fragile condolence slip for the medals

WW1 1914-15 TRIO,446th NORTHUMBRIAN FIELD COY, ROYAL ENGINEERS, M.I.D FOR SERVICES IN FRANCE 7-7-1919 WW1 1914-15 Trio To- 1333.SPR.J.BROWN.R.E Joseph Brown first landed in France 7-8-1915 & went on to be issued with the new six figure T.F number 457235. He was mentioned in despatches by sir Douglas Haigh in the London gazette 7-7-1919 for his services with the 446th Northumbrian field company of the Royal Engineers. He was discharged to the class Z army reserve 22-2-1919. GVF or better & complete with MIC & London gazette details.

WW1 9th BORDER REGIMENT 1914-15 TRIO & SUNDERLAND WELCOME HOME CERTIFICATE IN A PERIOD FRAME WW1 1914-15 Trio with a photograph of the recipient in uniform & a Sunderland welcome home certificate. All housed in a large period frame To- 18279.SJTR.L.H.BULLMAN.BORD.R Lionel.H.Bulman served with the 9th service battalion of the Border Regiment & first landed in France 7-9-1915. He went on to serve in Salonica but was returned to the UK due to Malaria & discharged to the class Z army reserve in 1919. NEF & Complete with basic research including copy service papers, MIC details and other biographical details. Please note this can not be posted overseas & will be fairly costly to post within the UK & will be totally at the buyers risk. I will however be happy for the buyer to collect it from the shop or to arrange to meet me at a fair to collect it.

WW1 BRITISH WAR MEDAL & MEMORIAL PLAQUE, 3rd TYNESIDE SCOTTISH / 22nd NORTHUMBERLAND FUSILIERS, K.I.A 1-7-1916, FIRST DAY OF THE SOMME WW1 British War Medal & Bronze Memorial Plaque To- 22-1120.PTE.R.B.APPLEBY.NORTH\'D.FUS Robert Browes Appleby was one of the original members of the 22nd service battalion of the Northumberland Fusiliers / 3rd Tyneside Scottish. He was born in Waterhouses, Durham & enlisted in Chester-Le-Street. He was sadly killed in action in France & Flanders 1-7-1916 on the first day of the battle of the Somme & having no known grave he is commemorated on the Thiepval memorial. NEF/EF & Complete with MIC details. Along with SDGW & CWGC details.

WW1 BRITISH WAR MEDAL & MEMORIAL PLAQUE, OFFICER H.A.C, K.I.A F&F 12-9-1917 WW1 British War Medal & Memorial Plaque To- MAJOR.J.T.CATLEY. James Thatcher Catley was educated at Highgate School, London & was a member of the school O.T.C. He enlisted as an other rank with the H.A.C in 1906 and was commissioned in to the regiment on the outbreak of war in 1914. He initially served with the regiment in Egypt before transferring to service in France attached to the R.F.A. He was sadly killeed in action in France & Flanders 12-9-1917 age 30 and is buried in Klein-Verstraat British Cemetery at Kemmel in Belgium & is recorded by the C.W.G.C as the late sonm of James Henry & Annie.W.Catley of Aisholt, Bridgwater, Somerset. He is also entitled to the Victory Medal. NEF With the plaque being housed in a wooden mount. Complete with details from both O.D.G.W and the C.W.G.C along with a lengthy obituary from the Tatler.

WW1 BRITISH WAR MEDAL, OFFICER, ROYAL WARWICKSHIRE REGIMENT WW1 British war Medal To- LIEUT.F.L.BUTTLER. Frank Leslie Butler from Shirley, Birmingham first landed overseas 19-6-1917 serving with the Royal Warwickshire Regiment. NEF & Complete with the original used silk medal ribbon along with MIC & other basic research details.

WW1 C.B.E & BRITISH WAR MEDAL (SOLE ENTITLEMENT) COLONEL COMMANDANT 2nd SCOTTISH DIVISION & FORMERLY COLONEL COMMANDING 2nd A&S.HIGHRS 1st type military C.B.E & WW1 British War Medal To- COL.S.PATERSON Colonel Stanley Patterson was born in Edinburgh 1860 & was commissioned in to the H.L.I Militia in 1877. He transferred to the Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders in 1879 & by 1903 he was Colonel commanding the 2nd battalion. He retired on half pay in 1907 but was recalled for service in WW1 & was commandant of the 2nd Scottish district for the duration of WW1. He was issued a class B mention & the British war medal to go with his C.B.E which was published in the London gazette 3-6-1919. He owned estates in Kenya, Gloucestershire & Scotland & was a well known medal collector & amassed a good quality collection that he sold via Sotheby\'s in 1934. He died in 1950 & was recorded as a well known elephant hunter. He commanded the guard when Queen Victoria inspected the Scottish Militia in Greenock 1892 & saved her majesty from injury when a volunteers horse became spooked & tried to mount the queens carriage. Colonel Patterson pulled the horse from the carriage & was invited to dinner by the queen for his efforts. EF & The British War Medal & C.B.E are the recipients only medal entitlement. Other than a silver war badge for WW1 & he is not entitled to the Victory medal or any other awards. Complete with research details.

WW1 CASUALTY GROUPS TO THREE BROTHERS FROM CRAGHEAD, DURHAM INCLUDING TYNESIDE IRISH K.I.A FIRST DAY OF THE SOMME 1-7-1916 A Very nice & emotive family group to three brothers from Craghead, County Durham 1) WW1 Pair To- 26-406.PTE.J.LANCASTER.NORTH\'D.FUS James Lancaster was one of the original members of the 26th service battalion of the Northumberland Fusiliers / 3rd Tyneside Irish. He was killed in action in France & Flanders 1-7-1916 on the first day of the battle of the Somme & is buried in Serre road cemetery.No-2. 2) WW1 Pair & Memorial plaque To- 26-1046.PTE.A.LANCASTER.NORTH\'D.FUS Arthur Lancaster was one of the original members of the 26th service battalion of the Northumberland Fusiliers / 3rd Tyneside Irish.He was serving with the 23rd battalion / 4th Tyneside Scottish when he was killed in action in France & Flanders 29-4-1917 & sadly having no known grave he is commemorated on the Arras memorial. 3) WW1 Memorial Plaque To- CHARLES LANCASTER 267367.Pte.Charles Lancaster was serving with the 1/6th battalion of the Northumberland Fusiliers when he died of wounds in France & Flanders 12-4-1918 & is buried in Aire Communal cemetery. All three men were born in Craghead, Durham & Enlisted in Newcastle-on-Tyne. All three men are recorded as the late sons of William & Esther Lancaster of Front street, Craghead, Durham. EF or better with traces of old glue to some items having once all been housed together in a frame?.Complete with MIC details, CWGC, details SDGW details for all three brothers.

WW1 DCM & 1914-15 TRIO WITH ORIGINAL DOCUMENTS, PHOTOS & DIVISIONAL GALLANTRY CARD FROM THE 16th IRISH DIVISION, B-108th BDE RFA, FROM DIDSBURY GVR 1st type WW1 Distinguished Conduct Medal (DCM) & 1914-15 Trio To- 18404.B.S.MJR.C.W.DUTTON.R.F.A (DCM) & 18404.B.S.MJR / WO.CL.2.C.W.DUTTON.RFA/RA Charles William Dutton was born in 1881 & was a resident of Didsbury when he enlisted into the Royal Field Artillery in 1902. He first landed overseas in theatre of war 3 (Egypt) 1-4-1915 serving with B-180th Brigade R.F.A. He was awarded the divisional gallantry card from Major General Hickey commanding the 16th Irish Division for his gallantry in 1917 & this was followed by the award of the DCM for gallantry in France & this was published in the London gazette 3-9-1919 with the following citation. For continuous good work & devotion to duty. He served with the battery in all the engagements and actions March to September 1918. His thorough reliability has been of the greatest assistance in all times of stress, and his devotion to duty has been a shining example to the personnel of his battery. EF/NEF & Complete with the recipients orginal divisional gallantry card from the 16th Irish Division, the recipients character & discharge certificates, original copy of the recipients citation dated 1931,birth & death certificates, envelope for the certificates, portrait photograph of the recipient as taken by a photographer in Aldershot, six photographic postcard images of the recipient in uniform that all have details as written by the recipient on the reverse of each image. Along with copy MIC & London gazette details.

WW1 DCM & 1914-15 TRIO, R.G.A, ATTACHED 35th TRENCH MORTAR BATTERY GVR 1st type WW1 Distinguished Conduct Medal (DCM) & 1914-15 Trio To- 3158 / 278158.A-BMBR/SJT/B.QM.SJT. C.H.BOYLE.R.G.A / R.A Charles Henry Boyle was born in Northampton and enlisted in to the army in London 31-10-1899 age 18. He first landed in France 17-3-1915 & was awarded the DCM in the London gazette 1-1-1918 with the following citation. For conspicuous gallantry & devotion to duty. While firing in support of an Infantry attack, His trench mortars were very heavily shelled by the enemy. When two gun pits were blown in he cleared them and got the mortars in to action again, and continued to fire with the greatest success. He showed splendid coolness & courage on this & many other occasions. He was attached to the 35th Trench Mortar battery at the time of his award & the London gazette states that he was a resident of Kingston Hill & a local newspaper states he was from Ripley in Derbyshire. NEF & Mounted as worn. The 1914-15 star & victory medal have been neatly gilded / gold plated. Complete with copy service papers, MIC & London gazette details

WW1 DCM & MM, 8th NORTHUMBERLAND FUSILIERS FOR THE ATTACK ON THE RAILWAY AT ABANCOURT 1-10-1918, FROM NEWCASTLE GVR 1st type Distinguished Conduct Medal (DCM) & GVR 1st type Military Medal (MM) To- 8591.PTE.H.CAMPBELL.8/NORTH\'D.FUS Hugh Campbell from Newcastle upon Tyne first landed in France 4-12-1914 & was awarded the Military medal for services in France in the London gazette 23-2-1918 & this was followed by the award of the DCM in the London gazette 10-1-1920 for his gallantry during the attack on the railway at Abancourt 1-10-1918 with the following citation. For fine courage & initiative on 1st October 1918 in the attack on the railway near Abancourt. He, with a non commissioned officer, rushed two machine guns & a party of 20 men who were holding the embankment, killing ten & capturing the remainder. They displayed marked coolness & cheerfulness throughout the operations. He was wounded in 1915 serving with the 1st battalion & this was published in the casualty list dated 24-7-1915. He finished his war serving with the Royal Engineers with service number 615763 & was discharged to the class Z army reserve at the wars end. NEF & Very dark toned. Complete with MIC & London gazette details along with other basic research details

WW1 DISTINGUISHED CONDUCT MEDAL (DCM) 2nd ROYAL HIGHLANDERS / BLACK WATCH FOR NEUVE CHAPPELLE 1915, KILLED IN ACTION MESOPOTAMIA 21-1-1916 GVR 1st type WW1 Distinguished Conduct Medal To- 3-4222.PTE.D.G.CUTHBERT.2/R.HIGHRS D.C.M. London Gazette 15 April 1915: For conspicuous gallantry in taking up an advanced position in a traverse whence he held up the enemy advance with rifle fire until our bombs could be brought up.’ Donald Gunn Cuthbert was born in Kildonnan, Sutherland, Scotland. He served during the Great War with the 2nd Battalion, Royal Highlanders in the French theatre of war from 4 August 1914. The Battalion were particularly engaged during the Battle of Neuve Chappelle, 10-13 March 1915. Cuthbert left France with the Battalion in November 1915, and served with them in the Mesopotamian theatre of war from January 1916. The 2nd Battalion served with the 41st Dogras and 6th Jats as part of the 35th Brigade for the first attack on the Turks at Hanna, 21 January 1916. Cuthbert was killed in action during the attack, and the Regimental History gives the following: ‘At seven minutes past eight on the morning of the 21st, as the bombardment lifted, The Black Watch advanced at a slow double, and were at once greeted by a storm of bullets. Despite the heavy mud, despite the losses, perfect order was kept, and after a momentary halt at the irrigation channel every man rose up simultaneously and swept forward into the Turkish trench. There for a few moments the Turks met them hand to hand. Lieutenant Thorburn, who was among the first in, was bayoneted and clubbed to the ground, but recovered consciousness to hear the welcome sound of Piper Crichton playing along the captured trench. On the right, the Dogras suffered heavily, lost all their British officers, and were unable to make good the right of the objective. But a few small parties of them and of the 6th Jats gallantly pressed forward and joined the Regiment after the trench was captured.... the flanks were exposed, and the Battalion was cut off from all support. Immediately after the assault the Turks had fled across the open to their second line, losing heavily as they ran, for in spite of the exertions of the assault our men fired steadily and with good effect. Before long, however, the enemy was strongly reinforced, and soon discovered how few in numbers were the British who had penetrated his position. Two main counter-attacks now developed... These attacks were checked for some time with the aid of one or two machine guns captured by the two flank companies.... But force of numbers was bound to tell in time. Many of our men fell, and step by step the remainder were forced to give ground until they were gradually squeezed into the corner of the trenches nearest to the river bank... bravery and discipline can make good lack of numbers in an assault, but it is impossible for a hundred men to hold a position indefinitely when attacked on three sides and with no supports forthcoming.... For two hours a desperate resistance was put up against hopeless odds. Sergeant Finlay died fighting with the same cool courage that had won him his V.C. on the 9th May in France. At last, about 10.15am, when almost surrounded, the remnants of the shattered platoons, half of whom were wounded, fell back on the British lines, bringing with them one officer and about a dozen Turks as prisoner.... The losses reported on the 21st were 6 officers (2 killed, 1 wounded and missing) and 175 other ranks (21 killed, 79 wounded and missing). Of those reported missing all were subsequently ascertained to have been killed, and at least one officer and many man who were wounded refused to report or go to hospital while the need of the Battalion was so great. The casualties in this action were approximately 60 per cent of the fighting strength of the Battalion. Exclusive of the transport, 29 officers and nearly 900 men had landed at Basrah three weeks earlier. There now remained to report themselves fit for duty two combatant officers and 130 men, and of these not all were unwounded.’ Private Cuthbert is commemorated on the Basra Memorial, Iraq. GVF or better & complete with basic research details.

WW1 DISTINGUISHED CONDUCT MEDAL (DCM) GROUP FOR EAST AFRICA, EAST AFRICAN PIONEER COMPANY GVR 1st type WW1 Distinguished Conduct Medal (DCM), QSA 1899-1902 With clasps for Cape Colony, orange Free State & Transvaal, 1914-15 Trio with M.I.D Oakleaves To- 728.PTE.A.E.HOLMES.RLY.PNR.REGT (QSA) & 3144.SJT.A.E.HOLMES.E.A.PNR.COY Arthur Edward Holmes served with the 1st battalion of the Railway Pioneer Regiment during the Boer War & went on to serve with the East African Pioneer Company in East Africa during WW1 He landed in theatre of war 4A 23-7-1915 & was mentioned in despatches for East Africa in the London Gazette 8-2-1917 this was followed by the award of the DCM for services in East Africa in the London gazette 7-3-1918 with the following citation. For Conspicuous gallantry & devotion to duty.Although advanced in years he has always been most energetic, having been employed on both military works & field service for the last three years. A scarce East Africa DCM & MID group. GVF & Complete with MIC & medal roll details along with London gazette and other basic research details.

WW1 FAMILY CASUALTY GROUP, PAIR & PLAQUE R.N.A.S PILOT SHOT DOWN & K.I.A 24-4-1917 & HIS FATHERS RNVR OFFICERS 1914-15 TRIO A Superb family group to a father & son from Hamspstead, London 1) WW1 Pair & Memorial Plaque To- FLT.S.LIEUT.E.J.B.WALTER.R.N.A.S Eric Blount Jackson Walter was a pilot with 208 Squadron flying Triplane N5467 when he was shot down & killed by Lieutenant H.Gontermann near Bailleul 24-41917. He was 18 years old at the time of his death & was the son of W.J.WALTER. He has no known grave but is commemorated on the R.N.A.S memorial at Arras. 2) WW1 1914-15 Trio To- LIEUT.W.J.WALTER.R.N.V.R Both groups are GVF/NEF & Come with extensive military & biographical details.

WW1 GROUP WITH LS&GC & GVIR ANNUITY M.S.M, DURHAM LIGHT INFANTRY WW1 Pair, GVR 1st type LS&GC & GVIR 2nd type annuity Meritorious Service Medal (M.S.M) To- 9009.T-WO.CL.1.T.CURRIE.DURH.L.I (Pair) & 443505.WO.CL.11.T.CURRIE.D.L.I (LS&GC & MSM) Thomas Currie from Newcastle on Tyne was awarded his Annuity M.S.M 14-1-1952. NEF/EF & Complete MIC & medal roll details along with the box of issue & forwarding letter for the MSM

WW1 GVR 1st TYPE MILITARY MEDAL (MM) & 1914-15 TRIO, 1st GORDON HIGHLANDERS GVR 1st type WW1 Military Medal (MM) & 1914-15 Trio To- S-10434.PTE.C.HAGGERTY.1/GORD.HIGHRS Cornelius Haggerty first landed in France 2-11-1915 serving with the 10th service battalion of the Gordon Highlanders and was awarded the Military Medal (MM) for services in France whilst serving with the 1st battalion.This was published in the London gazette dated 14-5-1919 & stated that the recipient was a resident of Glasgow. He was discharged to the class Z army reserve 15-5-1919 GVF or better & complete with MIC & medal roll details along with London gazette details.

WW1 MEMORIAL PLAQUE IN A PERIOD BRONZE FRAME, OFFICER 7th NORTHAMPTONSHIRE REGIMENT, K.I.A F&F 18-8-1916 ON THE SOMME WW1 Bronze memorial plaque To- NORMAN.STUART.CHARLES.GASCOIGNE.BEALE The recipient was originally a private with the 4th battalion of the Northamptonshire Regiment but was commissioned into the 7th battalion in February 1915. He first landed in France 17-4-1916 & was sadly killed in action on the Somme 18-8-1916 serving with the 7th battalion age 21. He has no known grave but is commemorated on the Thiepval Memorial & is recorded by the CWGC as the late son of Thomas Gascoigne Beale & Florence Gertrude Beale of 18 East Park Parade, Northampton.He was an old boy of Malvern college & is also commemorated on the college war memorial. EF/MINT & Housed in a glazed bronze effect period frame.Complete with MIC details & other basic research details.

WW1 MEMORIAL PLAQUE, JAMES STEWART KENNEDY, 4/5th BLACK WATCH, K.I.A F&F 31-7-1917 WW1 Memorial Plaque To- JAMES.STEWART.KENNEDY 202348.private James Stewart Kennedy was born in Paisley & enlisted in Glasgow. He was sadly killed in action in France & Flanders 31-7-1917 & having no known grave he is commemorated on the Menin gate memorial to the missing at Ypres. GVF & Complete with MIC details. Along with details from both SDGW & the CWGC

WW1 MERCANTILE MARINE MEDAL, FORBES SNEDDON, KIA SS CAIRNMONA 15-6-1918 FROM BO\'NESS WW1 Mercantile Marine war medal To- FORBES.SNEDDON Forbes Sneddon / Sniddon was born at Bo\'ness in 1888 & was serving onboard the SS. Cairnmona as a fireman 15-6-1918 when she was hit by the German UC-40 off the coast of Northumberland & he sadly became one of three casualties of the action. He was 30 years of age & having no known grave he is commemorated on the tower hill memorial in London. He is recorded by the CWGC as the son of Mendry & Janet Sniddon & the late husband of Catherine Sniddon (Nee Brown) of 12 Bowling green street, Leith (Born at Bowness) GVF & complete with copy index card details & CWGC details. Surname is Sneddon on the medal & the index card but listed as Sniddon on CWGC. He also has a grave in Bo\'ness cemetery despite being commemorated on the tower hill memorial.

WW1 MERCANTILE MARINE MEDAL, REVINGTON ASHE O\'BRADY JONES FROM MORPETH, COMMISSIONED R.N.R 1915 WW1 Mercantile Marine War Medal To- REVINGTON.A.O\'BRADY.JONES Revington Ashe O\'Brady Jones was born in Morpeth in 1890 and was a member of the Mercantile Marine on the outbreak of WW1. He was commissioned in to the R.N.R 13-3-1915 and served as a temporary engineer Lieutenant onboard the Carmania sailing from Tilbury. He was paid off at the wars end and his British war medal was issued by the admiralty whilst his Mercantile Marine Medal was issued by the board of trade. He gave his address on discharge as 7 South parade, Whitley Bay or C/O Mrs Scott of 5 Priors terrace, Tynemouth. NEF/GVF & Complete with Mercantile Marine card index details & copy RNR officers papers.

WW1 MERCANTILE MARINE PAIR TO A RECIPIENT FROM KIRKDALE, LIVERPOOL WW1 Mercantile Marine pair To- ROBERT.ROWLAND The recipient was born in Kirkdale, Liverpool 10-4-1879 & served as a seaman in the Mercantile Marine during WW1. He applied for the issue of his medals in 1924 and they were issued to him at an address in Preston. NEF/GVF & Complete with Mercantile Marine card index cards that include a copy image of the recipient.

WW1 MILITARY CROSS & 1914 TRIO, ESSEX REGIMENT & A.S.C, M.I.D 1914 & 1918 FROM PERSHORE, WILTSHIRE WW1 Military Cross (MC) & 1914 Star Trio To- SS-320.PTE (A-SJT).R.CURZON-HOPE.A.S.C & 2-LIEUT.R.CURZON.HOPE (on the pair) Richard Curzon-Hope first landed in France 25-8-1914 serving with the A.S.C and was M.I.D in the London gazette 17-2-1915 for services in France as part of a despatch from November 1914. He transferred to the Royal Munster Fusiliers with service number 6916 & later to the Manchester Regiment with service number 38952. He was commissioned in to the Essex Regiment 25-4-1917 & awarded the Military Cross for services in France in the London gazette 3-6-1918. He was again M.I.D for services in France as an officer with the Essex regiment in the London gazette 24-5-1918.He transferred on to the reserve of officers in 1921 but was recalled for service on the outbreak of war in 1939. He spent all of WW2 serving in the UK & was finally discharged in 1945 due to reaching the age of retirement. When he applied for the issue of his campaign medals at the end of WW1 he was living in Pershore, Wiltshire. MC in its original case & unnamed as issued but detached from its ribbon & EF. The trio is NEF or better & on the full length original silk medal ribbons. Complete with MIC & London gazette details

WW1 MILITARY CROSS & TRIO WITH M.I.D & PHOTOGRAPH, HAMPSHIRE FORTRESS COY ROYAL ENGINEERS GV 1st type WW1 Military Cross (MC) & 1914-15 Trio with M.I.D Oakleaves To- LIEUT/CAPT.S.C.CARTER.R.E (Captain on pair) Stanley Cyril Carter was commissioned in to the Hampshire fortress company of the Royal Engineers 1-9-1914 & first landed in France 4-10-1915.He was mentioned in despatches for services in France 18-5-1917 & this was followed by the award of the Military Cross in the London gazette 1-1-1918. He applied for the issue of his campaign medals in 1921 and gave his home address as 83 Abore Row, Southampton. NEF & Complete with a small photograph of the recipient in uniform along with MIC & London gazette details.

WW1 MILITARY CROSS & TRIO, BRADFORD PALS / WEST YORKSHIRE REGIMENT / AUXILIARY DIVISION ROYAL IRISH CONSTABULARY Mint cased WW1 Military Cross (MC) & 1914-15 Trio To- 16-639.PTE.E.BARNES.W.YORK.R (1914-15) & 2-LIEUT.E.BARNES (WW1 Pair) Ernest Barnes from Bradford was one of the original members of the 16th service battalion of the West Yorkshire Regiment / 1st Bradford Pals. He first landed in Egypt with the battalion 6-12-1915 & after serving with the pals in Egypt & France. He was commissioned in to the 10th battalion of the West Yorkshire Regiment in 1918. He was awarded the Military cross in the London Gazette 30-7-1919 with the following citation. T/2nd.LT.Ernest.Barnes.W.York.R Attached 10th BN During the attack on Neuvilly on October 10th 1918 he led his platoon with great gallantry & dash. He waded the river Selle, put an enemy machine gun team out of action killing two of the enemy machine gun team, and although suffering heavy casualties he succeeded in getting his platoon to within 100 yards of his objective where he was finally held up with intense machine gun fire.He later displayed marked gallantry when engaged in establishing the crossings of the Selle south of Neuvilly. He joined ADRIC 16-2-1921 with service number 1694 & was posted to A-Company. He resigned from ADRIC 31-3-1921 & relinquished in commission in September of the same year & was killed in a car accident in Liverpool around the same time. The medals are EF/MINT & the MC is neatly engraved on the reverse. Compete with both the box of issue & outer card case for the MC along with one of the recipients dog tags & both MIC & London gazette details. The Victory medal is of the type one variety with the dull type finish.

WW1 MILITARY CROSS (MC) & 1914-15 TRIO, 2nd BLACK WATCH, MC & TWICE M.I.D FOR MESOPOTAMIA & DIED OF WOUNDS IN PALESTINE 10-6-1918 WW1 GVR Military Cross (MC) & 1914-15 Trio with M.I.D Oakleaves on the ribbon of the victory medal To- 1916.PTE.W.A.YOUNG.R.SCOTS (1914-15) & CAPT.W.A.YOUNG (WW1 Pair) William Alexander Young was born in South Leith 1893 & first landed in France 24-2-1915 as a private with the 1/9th Royal Scots. He was commissioned in to the Black Watch in September 1915 & went with the 2nd battalion to Mesopotamia. He was twice wounded in action in Mesopotamia 7-1-1916 & 22-2-1917.He was awarded the MC for services in Mesopotamia in the London gazette 25-8-1917 for services between 27-8-16 &25-8-1917.He was M.I.D for services in Mesopotamia in the London gazette 30-4-1917 & again 15-8-1917. The battalion went on to serve in Palestine & he was again wounded 8-6-1918 & sadly died of his wounds two days later 10-6-1918. He is buried in Ramleh cemetery & is recorded by the CWGC as the late 25 year old son of James Young (Writer to the Signet) & Mrs. Young of 6 Arboretum Road, Edinburgh. He had been involved in almost every major action the battalion was involved in including the attack on Shaikh Saad, the third attack on Sannaiyat where he was the only surviving officer & was found with four bullet holes in his tunic. He is mentioned in the battalion history with a personal epitaph from the Colonel & was an old boy of Melville College. EF/MINT (MC unnamed as issued) Complete with MIC & London gazette details. Along with other extensive research details that include a small image of the recipient in uniform whilst in command of no-2 company from the Melville college roll of honour

WW1 MILITARY CROSS (MC) & PAIR, 2nd SOUTH MIDLAND BRIGADE R.F.A, WITH A SUPERB CITATION FOR CAPTURING A GERMAN MACHINE GUN & SIX PRISONERS WHILST A RECONNAISSANCE OFFICER. WW1 Military Cross (MC) & Pair To- LIEUT.P.H.LEACH Percy Hastings Leach was born in Redditch 1885 & was educated at Haywardsfield / Wycliffe college. He was working as a mining engineer in Rhodesia on the outbreak of war & was commissioned in to the 2nd South Midland Brigade of the R.F.A 15-11-1915. He was wounded in France 4-12-1916 & went on to be awarded the Military Cross in the London gazette 4-2-1918 for his actions in December 1917 with the following citation. For conspicuous gallantry & devotion to duty as a forward observation officer during four days of operations. He made daring reconnaissance, and sent back valuable information. He and his party attacked an enemy machine gun & captured it with six prisoners. He returned home to the UK in June 1919 and relinquished his commission 30-9-1921 & passed away in Devon in 1958 age 72. NEF & Complete with research details that include copy MIC & London gazette details along with copy images of the recipient in a school sports team & images of his headstone in Honition along with other details.

WW1 MILITARY CROSS (MC) & TRIO, 11th ROYAL FUSILIERS, KILLED IN ACTION WITH THE R.F.C 6-1-1918 WW1 Military Cross (MC) & 1914-15 Trio To- CAPT / MAJOR.R.N.FORD.R.FUS Richard Nagel Ford was the son of Edmund Salway Ford Justice of the peace for the County of Cornwall & was educated at Mitchell college Cambridge & the R.M.C Sandhurst. He was commissioned in to the Royal Fusiliers in 1903 & served with the 3rd battalion. He first landed in France in January 1915 & was twice wounded at the second battle of Ypres in May of 1915. After a spell in hospital in the UK he returned to France as adjutant to the 7th battalion in July 1916. He was awarded the MC in January 1917 with the following citation. Captain.R.N.Ford.Royal Fusiliers, He twice went out under very heavy fire to ascertain the situatuion, theerby rendering most valuable assistance at a critical time. He set a fine example throughout. He was invalided home with ill health in February 1917 but he returned to France in October of the same year as second in command of the 11th battalion. In January 1918 he began a four day course for senior officers of the RFC & sadly on the third day 6-1-1918 he was killed when he his plane collided with another training aircraft & all four occupants of both planes were killed. He is buried in Doullens communal cemetery extension No-1 & is recorded by the C.W.G.C as the late 33 year old son of Edmund Salwey Ford & Caroline Ford of 17 Hyde Park Square, London. NEF & complete with MIC & medal roll details along with other basic research details including CWGC details and a copy photograph of the recipient from his college roll of honour. The 1914-15 star has been gold plated / gilded & the victory medal is the scarce 1st type dull bronze version.

WW1 MILITARY MEDAL & 1914-15 TRIO, 9th & 1st BLACK WATCH FROM DUNDEE GVR 1st type WW1 Military Medal (MM) & 1914-15 Trio To- S-11142.PTE.J.LINDSAY.R.HIGHRS (1st Battalion on the Military Medal) James Lindsay from Dundee was born in 1896 & originally enlisted in to the Black Watch 5-8-1915. He first landed in France 16-12-1915 serving with the 9th battalion. He was wounded on the Somme in August 1916 & after recovering from his injuries he was posted to the 1st battalion. He was awarded the MM for his bravery at Givenchy 18-4-1918 & was also wounded for a second time during this action. He was discharged with a silver war badge in 1919 due to a gun shot wound to his abdomen. He was living at 50 North Ellen Street in Dundee when he claimed his disability pension in 1919. His MM was published in the London gazette dated 6-8-1918 and this stated that he was a resident of Dundee. GVF or better & complete with MIC & medal roll details. Along with other research details.

WW1 MILITARY MEDAL & 1914-15 TRIO,12th MANCH.REGT WW1 Military medal (MM) & 1914-15 trio to, 12-13977.PTE.S.JACKSON.12th.MANCHESTER.REGT. Septimus Jackson first landed in France 16-7-1915 with the 12th service battalion of the Manchester regiment. He was awarded the MM for services in France in the London gazette 19-11-1917 and this states that he was a native of Rusholme. Complete with mic & London gazette details. NEF

WW1 MILITARY MEDAL & BAR & 1914-15 TRIO, 12th MANCHESTER REGIMENT FROM HYDE GVR 1st type WW1 Military Medal & bar with the recipients 1914-15 trio To- 5627.PTE/SJT/A-WO.CL.2.J.HYDE.12/MANCH.R James Hyde first landed in France 16-7-1915 & went on to be awarded the Military Medal for services in France in the London gazette 16-11-1917 whilst serving with the 12th service battalion. This was followed by the award of the bar to the military medal in the London gazette 27-1-1918 also for service with the 12th battalion. He was discharged to the class Z army reserve 7-2-1919 & the London gazette states that he was a resident of Hyde. NEF/GVF & Complete with MIC & London gazette details.

WW1 MILITARY MEDAL (MM) & 1914-15 TRIO, 1/5th GORDON HIGHLANDERS GVR 1st type WW1 Military Medal (MM) & 1914-15 Trio To- 1451.SJT/WO.CL.II.B.GLASS.1/5.GORD.HIGHRS Benjamin Glass first landed in France 2-5-1915 serving with the 1/5th Gordon Highlanders & went on to be awarded the MM for services in France in the London gazette 22-1-1917. He was later issued with a new six figure TF service number 240134 & was discharged 23-2-1919. GVF or better & complete with MIC & London gazette details.

WW1 MILITARY MEDAL (MM) & 1914-15 TRIO, 1/5th LOYAL NORTH LANCASHIRE REGIMENT GV 1st type Military Medal (MM) & 1914-15 trio To- 2313 / 240626.PTE/SJT.J.PILLING.1/5.L.N.LAN.R John Pilling first landed in France 12-2-1915 serving with the 1/5th battalion of the Loyal North Lancashire Regiment. He was awarded the Military Medal for services in France & Flanders in the London Gazette 28-9-1917 & this states that he was a resident of Bolton. This award was for the third battle of Ypres. GVF & mounted as worn. Complete with MIC & London gazette details.

WW1 MILITARY MEDAL (MM) & 1914-15 TRIO, 1st BORDER REGIMENT, SERVED GALLIPOLI GVR 1st type WW1 Military Medal (MM) & 1914-15 Trio To- 17624.PTE.F.GATLEY.1/BORD.REGT Frank Gatley first landed in theatre of war 2B Gallipoli 10-10-1915 & went on to be awarded the MM for services in France in the London gazette 14-5-1919 which stated that he was a resident of Middleton. GVF or better & complete with both MIC & London gazette details

WW1 MILITARY MEDAL (MM) & 1914-15 TRIO, 1st BORDER REGIMENT, TWICE WOUNDED GALLIPOLI WW1 Military Medal (MM) & 1914-15 Trio To- 9630.L-CPL/PTE.E.SUTCLIFFE.BORD.R (Trio) & 9630.L-SJT.E.SUTCLIFFE.1/BORD.R (MM) Edward Sutcliffe first landed in theatre of war 2B The Balkans / Gallipoli 25-4-1915 and is recorded in the Times casualty list as having been twice wounded on Gallipoli 7-6-15 & 2-8-1915. He was awarded the MM for services in France with the 1st battalion in the London gazette 21-12-1916.He continued to serve with the battalion for the duration of the war & beyond and was finally discharged to the section B of the army reserve 4-6-1921. GVF or better & complete with MIC & medal roll details. Along with other basivc research details

WW1 MILITARY MEDAL (MM) & 1914-15 TRIO, 2nd HIGHLAND LIGHT INFANTRY, FROM LANARK GVR 1st type WW1 Military Medal (MM) & 1914-15 Trio To- 305260.CPL.J.COWIE.2/HIGH.L.I (MM) & 7653.CPL.J.COWIE.HIGH.L.I (Trio) John Cowie from Lanark enlisted 17-8-1914 & first landed overseas in theatre of war 2B Gallipoli / The Balkans 2-7-1915. He served in a number of theatres of war including Mudros & Palestine before going on to serve in France with the 2nd battalion. He was awarded his MM for services in France in the london gazette 17-6-1919 & this stated that he had enlisted in Lanark. He was finally discharged 25-12-1918 with a silver war badge due to wounds. NEF & Complete with MIC & medal roll details along with London gazette details.

WW1 MILITARY MEDAL (MM) & 1914-15 TRIO, 41st SIEGE BTY RGA FROM WEST HARTLEPOOL, SERVED AT THE HARTLEPOOL BOMBARDMENT GVR 1st Type WW1 Military Medal (MM) & 1914-15 Trio To- 5678/337724.SJT.L.G.THOMSON.RGA / RA Lancelot George Thomson from West Hartlepool attended Sunderland Bede Collegiate boys school & enlisted in to the 41st Siege battery of the Royal Garrison Artillery. He first landed in France 10-12-1915 & went on to be awarded the MM for services in France in the London gazette 11-5-1917. He went on to become B.Q.M.SJT at Clarence barrack in Portsmouth & his old school honour roll states that he was present at the bombardment of Hartlepool in 1914. He took his discharge at the wars end & in the 1949 local elections he stood as a conservative candidate for Sunderland but he did not win & the seat was retained by the Labour party. NEF/EF & Complete with MIC details along with London gazette details & copy pages from his old school honour roll which states he served at the Hartlepool bombardment in 1914.

WW1 MILITARY MEDAL (MM) & BAR GROUP, 2/6th WEST RIDING REGIMENT, FROM SKIPTON GVR 1st type WW1 Military Medal (MM) & Bar & WW1 Pair To- 266951.CPL.R.NUTTER.2/6.W.RID.R Richard Nutter from Skipton was a member of the 2/6th battalion of the Duke of Wellington\'s West Riding Regiment & was awarded the Military Medal (MM) for services in France in the London gazette 13-3-1918. This was followed by the award of the bar to the MM also for services in France & this was published in the London gazette 6-8-1918. The recipients name is listed in the gallantry award roll at the back of Cravens roll of the great war. Lightly polished GVF/VF & Complete with MIC details & London gazette details.

WW1 MILITARY MEDAL (MM) & PAIR, 18th M.G.C, FROM BENWELL, NEWCASTLE ON TYNE, LOST HIS ARM 1918 GVR 1st type WW1 Military Medal (MM) & Pair To- 35234.PTE.A.HUNTER.18/M.G.C (MM) & 35234.PTE.A.HUNTER.M.G.C (on the pair) Alfred Graham Hunter from Benwell, Newcastle on Tyne enlisted in to the 28th reserve battalion of the Northumberland Fusiliers 31-1-1916 & went on to transfer to the M.G.C before proceeding overseas 9-7-1916.He was awarded the Military Medal for services in France in the London gazette 29-8-1918 & was badly wounded in France 22-5-1918 which resulted in the amputation of his arm. He was discharged with a silver war badge due to his wounds 30-4-1919 age 27. NEF & Complete with MIC & Roll details along with London gazette details.

WW1 MILITARY MEDAL (MM) & PAIR, 2nd DURHAM LIGHT INFANTRY, FROM SUNDERLAND GVR 1st type WW1 Military Medal (MM) & Pair To- 12032.CPL.A.H.SYKES.2/DURH.L.I Archibald.H.Sykes was awarded the MM for services in France with the 2nd battalion of the Durham Light Infantry & this was published in the London gazette dated 21-10-1918.The London gazette also stated that he was a resident of Sunderland GVF or better & complete with both MIC & London gazette details.

WW1 MILITARY MEDAL (MM) & PAIR, 57th BTY, 45th BDE, R.F.A FROM BEXLEY HEATH GVR 1st Type WW1 Military Medal (MM) & Pair To- 124062.BMBR/GNR.B.F.HAINES.R.F.A / R.A Bertie.F.Haines was awarded the Military Medal (MM) for services in France in the London gazette 20-8-1919 whilst serving with the 57th Battery, 45th Brigade, Royal Field Artillery & the London gazette stated that he was a resident of Bexley Heath. NEF & Complete with MIC & London gazette details

WW1 MILITARY MEDAL (MM) & TRIO, 611th M.T.COY.A.S.C, DIED FRANCE & FLANDERS 20-6-1918 FROM SOUTHPORT GVR 1st type WW1 Military Medal (MM) & trio To- M2-119391.PTE/SJT.H.MORRELL.A.S.C Henry Morrell was born in Wilmslow, Cheshire & both enlisted & lived in Southport. He first landed in France 20-10-1915 & sadly died in service 26-6-1918 serving with the 611th Motor Transport Company of the A.S.C. He was awarded the MM for service in France in the London gazette 12-6-1918 whilst attached to the 44th Siege battery of the RGA. He is buried in Aubigny communal cemetery extension. NEF / EF & Complete with MIC & medal roll details along with details from both S.D.G.W & the C.W.G.C

WW1 MILITARY MEDAL (MM) & TRIO, 7/8th K.O.S.B GVR 1st type WW1 Military Medal & 1914-15 Trio To- 9917.PTE/CPL.J.BRANNAN.7/8th.K.O.S.B James Brannan first landed in Egypt 16-11-1914 serving with the 1st battalion of the Kings Own Scottish Borderers & went on to be awarded the Military Medal (MM) for gallantry in France in the London gazette 30-10-1917 which states that he was a resident of Glasgow & a member of the 7/8th battalion. NEF & Complete with MIC & London gazette details.

WW1 MILITARY MEDAL (MM) & TRIO, SIGNAL SUB SECTION ROYAL ENGINEERS / 47th BDE R.F.A, FROM WEST HARTLEPOOL GVR 1st type WW1 Military Medal (MM) & 1914-15 Trio To- 27177.GNR.H.BEASLEY.R.F.A / R.A (Trio) & 254153.PNR.H.BEASLEY.SIG.SUB.SEC.RE (MM) Harry Beasley was a resident of West Hartlepool & first landed in France 22-5-1915 serving with the Royal Field Artillery. He went on to serve with the Royal Engineers and was awarded the Military Medal (MM) for services in France whilst attached to the 47th Brigade of the R.F.A. This was published in the London gazette 29-8-1918. He was finally discharged to the class Z army reserve 14-3-1919. NEF/GVF & Complete with MIC & London gazette details along with three original photographs of the recipient in civilian clothes in later life.

WW1 MILITARY MEDAL (MM), 1914-15 TRIO, WW2 DEFENCE MEDAL & FRENCH CROIX-DE-GUERRE,5th K.O.S.B GVR 1st type WW1 Military Medal (MM), 1914-15 Trio, WW2 Defence Medal & WW1 1914-18 dated French Croix-De-Guerre with star To- 17907.CPL/A-WOCL.2,P.J.STRANGE.5/K.O.S.B Percy.T.Strange first landed in France 10-7-1915 serving with the Kings Own Scottish Borderers. He later renumbered as 201801 & was awarded the French Croix-De-Guerre in the London Gazette dated 25-11-1918 & this was followed by the award of the Military Medal for services in France in the London gazette dated 24-1-1919. Both awards are for service with the 5th battalion & the London Gazette states that the recipient was a resident of Glasgow. GVF/NEF & Court mounted as worn. Complete with MIC, Medal rolls & London gazette details.

WW1 PAIR & IGS AFGHANISTAN NWF 1919, 1st GARRISON BN, H.L.I WW1 Pair & GV 1st type IGS 1908 with Afghanistan NWF 1919 clasp To- 26325.PTE.J.F.ANDERSON.H.L.I James Fyfe Anderson from Glasgow served in India with the 1st (reserve) Garrison battalion of the Highland Light Infantry (H.L.I) He was one of only 235 recipients of the IGS to this battalion out of a total issue of 240 recipients to the regiment. He was attached the the 2nd battalion of the D.L.I & every member of the regiment who received the IGS with Afghanistan NWF 1919 clasp were all attached to other units. When he applied for his medals in 1923 he gave a home address of 21 Abercorn Street, Off New City Road, Glasgow. Pair polished fair to fine. IGS VF or better with EK to rim.Complete with MIC & medal roll details

WW1 PAIR & IGS NWF 1936-37, 87th PUNJABIS & PROBYNS HORSE WW1 Pair & IGS 1936 With North West Frontier 1936-37 Clasp To- 2859.SEPOY.CHIRAG.DIN.87.PJBIS (Pair) & 134.SYCE.CHIRAG.DIN.PROBYN\'S.HORSE (IGS) GVF or better & a scarce combination to a native recipient.

WW1 PAIR & MEMORIAL PLAQUE, 2/6th LONDON REGIMENT / CITY OF LONDON RIFLES, DIED OF WOUNDS, FRANCE & FLANDERS 22-5-1917 WW1 Pair & Memorial Plaque TO- 5257.PTE.W.J.DOCKERILL.6-LOND.R William John Dockerill was born in Lambeth & lived in Walworth. Whilst enlisting in Southwark. He first landed in France with the service number 5257 but was renumbered with a new six figure TF number 322449. He was mortally wounded 21-5-1917 whilst serving with number seven platoon, B-company, 2/6th London Regiment / The London Rifles & sadly died of his wounds the following day 22-5-1917. He was 26 years old at the time of his death & is buried in Achiet-Le-Grand communal cemetery extension in France. The CWGC state that he was the late 26 year old son of Mrs Nellie Dockerill of 34 Cannon Place Brighton & goes on to state that his mother was a native of Brixton, London NEF & Complete with MIC & medal roll details, Modern grave photographs, Copy platoon photographs with the recipient identified. Along with details from both SDGW & The CWGC

WW1 PAIR & MEMORIAL PLAQUE, 23rd NORTHUMBERLAND FUSILIERS / 4th TYNESIDE SCOTTISH, KILLED IN ACTION F&F 1-7-1916, FIRST DAY OF THE SOMME WW1 Pair & Memorial Plaque To- 23-682.PTE.G.WILSON.NORTH\'D.FUS George Wilson was one of the original members of the 23rd service battalion of the Northumberland Fusiliers / 4th Tyneside Scottish. He was born in Newcastle on Tyne & enlisted in Gateshead. He was sadly killed in action in France & Flanders 1-7-1916 on the first day of the battle of the Somme. He has no known grave and as such he is commemorated on the Thiepval Memorial. EF & Complete with MIC details. Along with details from both SDGW & the CWGC.

WW1 PAIR & MERCANTILE MARINE MEDAL, BRISTOL DIV R.N.V.R, FROM NEW CROSS LONDON WW1 Pair & Mercantile Marine war medal To- BZ-10359.H.JOHNSON.AB.R.N.V.R (Pair) & HARRY JOHNSON (Mercantile Marine medal) Harry Johnson was born in New Cross, London 25-7-1884 & enlisted in to the Bristol division of the R.N.V.R in May of 1917. He was attached to the Mercantile Marine whilst in service but reverted to serve with the R.N.V.R in 1919 prior to his discharge. He applied for the issue of his campaign medals in 1923 whilst living in Shirley, Birmingham. N.E.F & Complete with copy R.N.V.R service records & medal roll details & Mercantile Marine medal record card details.

WW1 PAIR & T.F.W.M, 1/6th BLACK WATCH OFFICER, WOUNDED FIRST DAY OF THE MARCH OFFENSIVE 21-3-1918 WW1 Pair & Territorial Force War Medal (T.F.W.M) To- 2-LIEUT.W.S.G.CARGILL. William Smith Simpson Cargill was born 29-6-1879 at Easter Craig, Glenisla, Forfar. He had some other rank service with the Scottish Horse in the UK prior to his commission in to the 1/6th battalion of the Black Watch. He was serving in France with A-Company when he was wounded 21-3-1918 on the first day of the German spring offensive. He was evacuated to the UK & went on to serve with the Highland Cyclist battalion prior to relinquishing his commission 24-9-1920. He applied for the initial issue of his campaign medals in 1922 whilst living at Glenree, Alyth, Perthshire & went on to apply for the issue of his TFWM 28-7-1930. He was one of only 12 officers of all battalions of the Black Watch to be awarded the TFWM. NEF & Complete with MIC details & other basic research.

WW1 PAIR & T.F.W.M, ARMY CYCLIST CORPS WW1 Pair & Territorial Force War Medal To- 20392.PTE.J.H.CLARKSON.A.CYC.CORPS Jarvis.H.Clarkson served with the Army cyclist corps & was one of only 137 other rank recipients to be awarded the T.F.W.M EF/MINT & Complete with MIC details

WW1 PAIR & TERRITORIAL FORCE WAR MEDAL, OFFICER, MIDDLESEX REGIMENT WW1 PAIR & T.F.W.M To- 2nd LIEUT / LIEUT.N.E.DE-VESIAN.MIDDX.R Norman Ellis De Vesian of the Middlesex regiment first landed in Mesopotamia 18-11-1918 & applied for his medals in 1921 giving his home address as 6 Jayton Crescent, Hamsptead, London, NW3 NEF & Complete with MIC details

WW1 PAIR & TFWM, 1/8th MIDDLESEX REGIMENT & RAF WW1 Pair & Territorial Force War Medal To- 402589.1.AM.C.R.L.FARRAN.RAF (Pair) & 41009.PTE.C.R.L.FARRAN.MIDDX.R (TFWM) Cecil Robert Lee Farran was born in Colchester, Essex in 1886 & originally enlisted in to the 1/8th battalion of the Middlesex Regiment.He transferred to the Royal Flying Corps in August 1917 & served in France with both the RFC & the RAF prior to his eventual discharge in 1920. His RAF service records state he served with the 10th battalion of the Middlesex Regiment.Whilst the medal roll for the TFWM states he served with the 8th battalion. GVF or better & mounted on a bar as worn.With minor eks & complete with MIC & medal roll details along with copy RAF service papers.

WW1 PAIR & TFWM, NORTHUMBERLAND FUSILIERS WW1 Pair & Territorial Force War Medal To- 39701.PTE.R.COATES.NORTH\'D.FUS Roy Coates first served overseas with the Northumberland Fusiliers & went on to serve with Corps of hussars with service numbers 80895 & 537760.The recipient was only of only 232 recipients of the TFWM to members to the Northumberland Fusiliers. He is also entitled to the T.F.E.M which was awarded in 1919 but is sadly missing from the group. GVF or better & complete with MIC & medal roll details.

WW1 PAIR 1/7th EAST YORKSHIRE REGIMENT WW1 Pair To- 40110.PTE.E.S.FARROW.E.YORK.R Edward.S.Farrow served with the 1/7th battalion of the East Yorkshire Regiment & was discharged to the class Z army reserve at the wars end. N.E.F & Complete with MIC & medal roll details

WW1 PAIR 24th NORTHUMBERLAND FUSILIERS / 1st TYNESIDE IRISH, KILLED IN ACTION F&F 16-9-1916 WW1 Pair To- 24-622.PTE.T.BANKS.NORTH\'D.FUS Thomas Banks was born in Blaydon on Tyne & lived in Newcastle on Tyne. He was one of the original members of the 24th service battalion of the Northumberland Fusiliers / 1st Tyneside Irish. He was killed in action in France & Flanders 16-9-1916 & sadly having no known grave other than the battlefields of the Somme. He is commemorated on the Thiepval Memorial NEF/GVF & Complete with MIC details along with details from both SDGW & the CWGC

WW1 PAIR WITH BOX OF ISSUE, 5th SCOTTISH RIFLES OFFICER, KILLED IN ACTION, FRANCE & FLANDERS 8-5-1918 WW1 Pair To- 2-LIEUT.J.H.St.C.DRYNAN James Hugh St Clair Drynan was commissioned in to the A.S.C but attached to the 5th Scottish Rifles. He first landed in France 26-4-1918 & was sadly killed in action in France & Flanders 8-5-1918 age 25. He has no known grave but is commemorated on the Tyne Cot Memorial & recorded by the C.W.G.C as the late son of Jane.S.Drynan of The Yett, Colmonell, Ayrshire. NEF & Complete with the box of issue. Along with MIC details, Medal roll details, copy newspaper cuttings & other basic research details.

WW1 PAIR WITH BOX OF ISSUE, ROYAL NAVAL AIR SERVICE (R.N.A.S) WW1 Pair with the lid to the original box of issue To- F-31779.A.B.SPENCER.A.C.1.R.N.A.S Arthur Browning Spencer from Stoke Newington, London enlisted in to the R.N.A.S 25-6-1917 & served with the R.N.A.S until his transfer to the R.A.F on its formation 31-3-1918. He left the service at the wars end and went to live in Hounslow before he passed away at the west Middlesex hospital in Isleworth 30-11-1951 age 63 GVF or better with the original full length silk medal ribbons & copy service papers

WW1 PAIR WITH ORIGINAL PHOTOGRAPH, 1/5th K.O.S.B WW1 Pair with original postcard photograph of the recipient in uniform To- 4552.PTE.G.DUNBAR.K.O.S.B George Dunbar served with the 1/5th battalion of the Kings own Scottish Borderers and was later issued with the six figure TF number 241204. NEF with the original full length silk medal ribbons

WW1 PAIR, 1/4th NORTHUMBERLAND FUSILIERS, DIED F&F 10-2-1918, SERVING WITH 1/4th K.O.Y.L.I, FROM HEXHAM WW1 Pair To- 2868.PTE.C.ELLIOTT.NORTH\'D.FUS Christopher Elliott was born in Newcastle & was living in Hexham when he enlisted in to the 1/4th Northumberland Fusiliers. He went on to transfer to the 1/4th battalion of the K.O.Y.L.I & sadly died in France 10-2-1918 under his six figure service number 203128. He is buried in Lussenthoek military cemetery. NEF & Complete with MIC & medal roll details. Along with other basic research

WW1 PAIR, 1/5th NORTHUMBERLAND FUSILIERS, PRISONER OF WAR 1918 WW1 Pair To- 65616.PTE.W.J.C.BENSLEY.NORTH\'D.FUS William James Cecil Bensley was serving with the 1/5th battalion of the Northumberland Fusiliers when he was captured by the Germans & taken prisoner of war 27-5-1918 whilst serving with B- Company. He was released at the wars end & arrived back in the UK 18-1-1919. NEF & Complete with MIC & medal roll details. Along with basic P.O.W roll details.

WW1 PAIR, 1/6th W.YORK.R, PRISONER OF WAR AT WYCHETES 22-6-1918 WW1 Pair To- 6673.PTE.A.EDWARDS.W.YORK.R Arthur Edwards from Cawood, Selby. Served with the 1/6th West Yorkshire Regiment & was later renumbered as 242644 prior to being captured and taken prisoner of war at Wychetes 22-6-1918 NEF & Complete with the box of issue along with MIC & medal roll details plus other basic biographical & service history research

WW1 PAIR, 12th ROYAL SCOTS FUSILIERS, KILLED IN ACTION F&F 25-3-1918 WW1 Pair To- 240807.PTE.J.McFADYEAN.R.S.FUS John McFadyean was living in Stration Ayrshire when he enlisted in to the Royal Scots Fusiliers. He was sadly killed in action serving with the 12th service battalion of the Highland Light Infantry during the March offensive 25-3-1918. He was 22 years of age at the time of his death and had been issued with a new service number 350354.He has no known grave but is commemorated on the Pozieres memoral and recorded by the CWGC as the late son of William and Sarah McWhirter McFadyean of Genoch cottage, Straiton, Maybole, Ayrshire. GVF With minor eks to the BWM & Complete with MIC & medal roll details. Along with details from both SDGW & the CWGC

WW1 PAIR, 1937 CORONATION & GVR LS&GC, 17th W.YORK.R, LEEDS BANTAMS & 3rd CARABINIERS WW1 Pair, 1937 Coronation & GVR 3rd type Regular Army LS&GC To- 17-196.PTE.J.DOWAS.W.YORK.R (On the pair) & 394976.SGT.J.DOWAS.CARABINIERS (LS&GC) Joseph Dowas was one of the original members of the 17th service battalion of the West Yorkshire Regiment. This battalion was raised in Leeds as the second service battalion from the city & was a bantam battalion with the secondary title of the Leeds Bantams. He later went on to serve with the Labour Corps with service number 115231 & finished his war as a member of the corps of Dragoons with service number D-37578. He was wounded in 1918 & discharged to the class Z army reserve 19-2-1919. He must of almost immediately re-enlisted in to the 3rd Dragoon Guards / Carabiniers as he was awarded the LS&GC in army order 198 of 1935. The group is mounted as worn & at this stage I have not been able to confirm the recipients 1937 Coronation medal. However I suspect it may of been issued from the India list which is only available on the shelf at the India office library. NEF/GVF & Complete with MIC & medal roll details.

WW1 PAIR, 1937 CORONATION & SPECIAL CONSTABULARY, OFFICER SOMERSET LIGHT INFANTRY FROM HARROW WW1 Pair, 1937 Coronation & GV 3rd type Special Constabulary faithful service medal To- 2-LIEUT.H.P.V.BARKER. Harry Percival Victor Barker was commissioned in to the 9th service battalion of the Somerset Light Infantry in 1915 & first arrived in France 11-6-1916 attached to the 2nd battalion. He applied for the issue of his medals in 1924 giving a home address in Harrow. The 1937 Coronation medal was issued to him as an inspector in the Special Constabulary & on the 1939 register he is assistant manager in a photographic goods store living in Harrow & still serving as a member of the Special Constabulary. NEF/GVF & Swing mounted as worn. Complete with MIC & medal roll details. Along with other basic research & biographical details.

WW1 PAIR, 1st CHESHIRE REGIMENT, KILLED IN ACTION F&F 9-10-1917 FROM LEOMINSTER WW1 Pair To- 243294.PTE.D.E.FREEMAN.CHESH.R Donovan Edgar Freeman was both born & enlisted in Leominster, Herefordshire. He was sadly killed in action in France & Flanders 9-10-1917 serving with the 1st battalion. He has no known grave but is commemorated on the Tyne Cot memorial. NEF & Complete with a nice copy image of the recipient in uniform along with MIC details & details from both SDGW & the CWGC

WW1 PAIR, 2/5th WEST YORKSHIRE REGIMENT WW1 Pair To- 4572.PTE.E.PARKIN.W.YORK.R Ernest Parkin served with the 2/5th battalion of the West Yorkshire Regiment. N.E.F & Complete with MIC & medal roll details

WW1 PAIR, 25th & 27th NORTHUMBERLAND FUSILIERS / TYNESIDE IRISH, KILLED IN ACTION F&F 4-9-1916 WW1 Pair To- 25-566.PTE.S.HIGGINS.NORTH\'D.FUS Samuel Higgins was one of the original members of the 25th service battalion of the Northumberland Fusiliers / 2nd Tyneside Irish & was issued the service number 25-566. He was born in Whitehaven & enlisted in Newcastle whilst living in Blaydon. He was killed in action in France & Flanders 4-9-1916 whilst serving with the 27th battalion / 4th Tyneside Irish & having no known grave he is commemorated on the Thiepval memorial. He was 23 years of age at the time of his death and is recorded by the CWGC as the late son of Mary Jane Watson of 37 Theresa street, Blaydon on Tyne, County Durham. NEF/GVF & Complete with MIC details along with details from both SDGW & the CWGC

WW1 PAIR, 26th NORTHUMBERLAND FUSILIERS, 3rd TYNESIDE IRISH, K.I.A F&F 1-7-1916, FIRST DAY OF THE SOMME WW1 Pair To- 26-1179.PTE.N.PARKIN.NORTH\'D.FUS Nathan Parkin was one of the original members of the 26th service battalion of the Northumberland Fusiliers / 3rd Tyneside Irish. He was born at Copley in County Durham & enlisted in Sunderland. He was sadly killed in action in France & Flanders 1-7-1916 on the first day of the battle of the Somme. He has no known grave & as such he is commemorated on the Thiepval memorial. He is however also commemorated on his parents headstone in St. John the evangelist churchyard at Lynesack in County Durham. He was only 20 years of age at the time of his death & his parents Lionel Kipling Parkin & Louisa Blackett Parkin passed away in 1942 & 1948. He was the 2nd eldest of six children & was a driver at the colliery & lived in Bowburn, County Durham. N.E.F & Complete with MIC details. Along with details from both SDGW & the CWGC along with other basic research details.

WW1 PAIR, 28th CANADIAN INFANTRY, KILLED IN ACTION F&F 1-6-1917 FROM PITLOCHARY WW1 Pair To- 782343.PTE.D.T.PARRY.28-CAN.INF. David Thomas Parry was killed in action in France & Flanders 1-6-1917 serving with the 28th battalion of the C.E.F. He was 25 years of age at the time of his death & is buried in Bruay communal cemetery extension. The CWGC state thar he was the late son of John & Agnes Parry of Pitlochry, Perthshire. NEF & Complete with CWGC details & copy service papers. Along with other basic research details.

WW1 PAIR, 2nd LANCASHIRE FUSILIERS WW1 Pair To- 20246.PTE.H.GATLEY.LAN.FUS Harry Gatley initially served overseas with the 2nd Lancashire Fusiliers & went on to serve with the 10th battalion. Before transferring to the Liverpool Regiment with service number 89570 & being discharged to the reserve at the wars end. GVF or better & complete with MIC details

WW1 PAIR, 4th CANADIAN INFANTRY, KILLED IN ACTION F&F 27-9-1918 IN THE ATTACK ON THE CANAL DU NORD WW1 Pair To- 2448435.PTE.J.JOHNSON.4-CAN.INF John John was born in Preston, Lancashire but was living & working in the U.S.A when he enlisted in 1917. He was sadly killed in action in France & Flanders 27-9-1918 during the attack on the Canal du Nord & is buried in Ontario cemetery. GVF or better & complete with copy service papers & CWGC details.

WW1 PAIR, 52nd CANADIAN INFANTRY, K.I.A F&F 31-5-1916 WW1 Pair To- 100049.PTE.J.WINTON.52-CAN.INF James Winton was killed in action in France & Flanders 31-5-1916 serving with the 52nd battalion of the Canadian Infantry. He was 29 years of age at the time of his death & sadly having no known grave. He is commemorated on the Menin Gate at Ypres. He is recorded by the CWGC as the late son of William Sandilands Winton of Fir Hill Colinton, Edinburgh, Scotland. NEF & Complete with CWGC details

WW1 PAIR, 6th BEDFORDSHIRE REGIMENT, KILLED IN ACTION F&F 27-4-1917 WW1 Pair To- 32257.PTE.J.RUTT.BEDF.R Joseph Rutt lived in Langford, Bedfordshire & enlisted in to the 6th service battalion of the Bedfordshire Regiment in Bedford. He was sadly killed in action in France & Flanders 27-4-1917 age 27. He has no known grave but is commemorated on the Arras Memorial to the missing. EF & Complete with MIC details along with details from both S.D.G.W & the C.W.G.C

WW1 PAIR, 6th KINGS SHROPSHIRE LIGHT INFANTRY WW1 Pair To- 25681.PTE.J.H.G.SIMONS.K.S.L.I John.H.G.Simons first served overseas with the 6th battalion of the K.S.L.I & went on to serve with the 2nd South Wales Borderers with service number 40570 & finished his war serving with the 2nd garrison battalion of the Liverpool Regiment with service number 93040. VF or better & complete with MIC & medal roll details.

WW1 PAIR, 80th SEIGE BTY R.G.A, K.I.A F&F 28-4-1918, FROM NORTHAMPTON WW1 Pair To- 59238.GNR.C.S.PALMER.R.A Charles Sidney Palmer was both born & enlisted in Northampton & was sadly killed in action in France & Flanders 28-4-1918 serving with the 80th siege battery of the Royal Garrison Artillery. He was 32 years of age at the time of his death & is buried in Klein-Vierstraat British cemetery. He is recorded by the CWGC as the late Husband of Ethel Palmer of 80 Milton street, Kingsley Park, Northampton. NEF & Complete with MIC details. Along with details from both SDGW & The CWGC

WW1 PAIR, 9th LONDON REGIMENT, PRISONER OF WAR 1918 WW1 Pair To- 394789.PTE.P.J.CARTER.9-LOND.R Percy.J.Carter was serving with the 1/9th battalion of the London regiment. When he was captured by the Germans & taken prisoner of war 12-9-1918. GVF or better & complete with MIC & medal roll details. Along with basic P.O.W roll details.

WW1 PAIR, BERKSHIRE YEOMANRY, WOUNDED 1916 WW1 Pair To- 2458.PTE.W.CAIRNS.BERKS.YEO Walter Cairns enlisted in to the Berkshire Yeomanry 26-11-1914 and first served overseas with the Berkshire Yeomanry. He transferred to the Royal Berkshire Regiment with service number 37272 and is recorded as having been wounded 30-11-1916. He was discharged with a silver war badge due to wounds 16-5-1917. NEF/GVF and complete with MIC details, Silver war badge roll details & casualty roll details.

WW1 PAIR, C-SJT 25th NORTHUMBERLAND FUSILIERS / 2nd TYNESIDE IRISH, WOUNDED 1918 WW1 Pair To- 25-1534.C-SJT.J.A.PURVIS.NORTH\'D.FUS John.A.Purvis was one of the original members of the 25th service battalion of the Northumberland Fusiliers / 2nd Tyneside Irish. He lived at 17 Tarmac Street, Newcastle on Tyne & served with A-Company. He is recorded in the war office casualty lists as having been wounded 24-4-1918 & having being admitted to hospital with Syphilis 10-8-1918. A nice pair to a senior NCO of a good battalion. Who clearly enjoyed some of his service overseas. NEF & Complete with both MIC & casualty roll details.

WW1 PAIR, CANADIAN FIELD ARTILLERY, FROM SUNDERLAND WW1 Pair To- 313933.GNR.E.McCUE.C.F.A Edward McCue was born in Renfrewshire, Scotland 1-1-1894 & enlisted in to the Canadian Field Artillery in British Columbia 1-1-1916. His next of kin was his mother Priscilla McCue who lived at 13 Selbourne Street, Sunderland. England. He served in France and had a number of bouts of ill health prior to his discharge at the wars end. GVF or better & complete with basic service details. However he has over 50 pages of service papers that can freely be downloaded from the Canadian Archives website.

WW1 PAIR, DEFENCE & GV T.F.E.M, 517th FIELD COY. ROYAL ENGINEERS, PRISONER OF WAR 1918 WW1 Pair, WW2 Defence Medal & GV Territorial Force Efficiency Medal To- 518037.SJT.W.J.REEDS.RE William.J.Reeds from Portsmouth was serving wirh the 517th Field company of the Royal Engineers when he was captured by the Germans & taken prisoner of war at Fins Metz 23-3-1918 GVF With a large stain to the victory medal & complete with copy service papers, medal roll details, war diary details & pow roll details

WW1 PAIR, DRIVER FRENCH RED CROSS WW1 Pair To- W.R.HIGGINBOTTOM William.R.Higginbottom first landed in France in September 1918 serving as a driver with the British Committee of the French Red Cross. N.E.F & Complete with MIC & medal roll details.

WW1 PAIR, HAMPSHIRE YEOMANRY WW1 Pair To- 100224.PTE.E.WATSON.HAMPS.YEO Edgar Watson first served overseas with the Hampshire Yeomanry but finished his war serving with the Labour Corps with service number 414981. VF or better & complete with MIC details

WW1 PAIR, OFFICER 11th SCOTTISH RIFLES, KLLIED IN ACTION IN SERBIA 19-11-1916 WW1 Pair To- LIEUT.R.L.BRUCE Robert Lloyd Bruce was the eldest son of the Reverend R Douglas Bruce who was the rector of St Annes, Dunbar & was born in Reading. He had been accepted to study at Keble College, Oxford but never matriculated due to the outbreak of war. He was commissioned in to the 11th service battalion of the Cameronians / Scottish Rifles & was sadly killed in action in Serbia 19-11-1916 age 21. He is buried in Karasouli military cemetery & his medals were posthumously issued to his father in 1922 NEF & Complete with MIC details, a copy image of the recipient in uniform, ODGW details & CWGC details.

WW1 PAIR, OFFICER 3rd WORCESTER REGIMENT, K.I.A F&F 7-7-1916 ON THE SOMME WW1 Pair To- 2-LIEUT.F.J.HOLLOWELL. Francis John Hollowell was the elder son of the reverend William Hollowell. M.A vicar of higher Bebington. He was educated at Bradfield college Berkshire. Where he was captain of the football team & head prefect. He also represented the college at Bisley on two separate occasions. He then went on to study at Queen\'s college Oxford prior to being commissioned in to the 3rd Worcester Regiment in 1915 & was sadly killed in action on the Somme 7-7-1916 age 20 after just six weeks overseas. He is buried in Serre road cemetery No-2. NEF/GVF & Complete with MIC & medal roll details. Along with copy images of the recipient in uniform & other basic research

WW1 PAIR, R.A.F OFFICER, FROM HEWORTH, NORTH YORKSHIRE WW1 Pair To- 2.LIEUT.C.F.HULL.R.A.F Charles Frederick Hull was born 24-11-1893 and lived in Heworth, North Yorkshire.He originally enlisted in to the Yorkshire regiment with service number 46274 & later went on to transfer to the Royal Engineers with service number 22336. He finally transferred to the RAF as an other rank with service number 322084 prior to his commission in 1918. He was passed fit to serve as an observer 23-5-1918 whilst serving in France. He was discharged to the unemployed list 10-5-1919. He applied for the issue of his two campaign medals in 1923 and gave his home address as 17 Main Avenue, Heworth, Yorks. NEF & Complete with MIC details & copy RAF officers service papers.

WW1 PAIR, ROYAL ARTILLERY OFFICER FROM LONDON, EDUCATED AT ST.JOHNS COLLEGE CAMBRIDGE & WORKED AS A TEACHER IN MIDDLESEX WW1 Pair To- LIEUT.J.W.EASTON. James William Easton was educated at St.Johns college Cambridge & was registered as a school master 1-12-1915 whilst working at Hendon County School in London. He was commissioned in to the Royal Garrison Artillery in August 1916 & served overseas 1916-1919. He returned to teaching in both Windsor & Hendon & passed away in 1966 age 79. GVF or better & complete with basic research details

WW1 PAIR, TFWM & T.F.E.M, HAMPSHIRE FORTRESS COMPANY R.G.A WW1 Pair, Territorial Force War Medal & GVR Territorial Force efficiency medal To- 352079.B.SJT.MJR / WO.CL.2.S.GODDARD.RA Samuel Goddard served with the Hampshire fortress company of the Royal Garrison Artillery. GVF/NEF & Court mounted for display with the later efficiency medal ribbon on the T.F.E.M. Complete with MIC details.

WW1 PAIR, TFWM & TFEM, 1st BRIGADE, CITY OF LONDON R.F.A WW1 Pair, Territorial Force War Medal & GVR Territorial Force Efficiency Medal To- 925758.DVR.E.G.HENLEY.R.A Edward.G.Henley was a member of the 1st Brigade, City of london, Royal Field Artillery & made a late application for the award of his T.F.E.M which was not awarded until army order 229 of 1942. The 1st Brigade City of London R.F.A had the service number block 925001 to 930000. NEF & Complete with MIC & medal roll details.

WW1 PAIR, W.YORK.R / LABOUR CORPS, DIED F&F 19-11-1917, FROM WOLVERHAMPTON WW1 Pair To- 30636.PTE.A.DODD.W.YORK. Alfred Dodd was both born & enlisted in Wolverhampton. He first served overseas with the 22nd service battalion of the West Yorkshire Regiment. But had originally enlisted in to the South Staffordshire Regiment with service number 22433. He transferred to the Labour Corps with service number 10964 & died in service whilst in France & Flanders 19-11-1917 age 40. He is recorded by the CWGC as been a member of the 22nd labour battalion of the West Yorkshire Regiment & is buried in Etaples military cemetery. The CWGC state that he was the late son of Joseph & Ann Dodd of Wightbank near Wolverhampton but was born at Bradley Staffs. N.E.F & Complete with MIC details. Along with details from both SDGW & the CWGC

WW1 PAIR, WESTMORLAND & CUMBERLAND YEOMANRY WW1 Pair To- 3228.PTE.A.C.PARKER.WEST & CUMB.Y Alfred.C.Parker first served overseas with the 1/1st Westmorland & Cumberland Yeomanry & went on to finish his war serving with the Border Regiment with service number 260638. GVF with minor eks to the rim & complete with MIC details.

WW1 PAIR, Y.19th TRENCH MORTAR BTY R.F.A, DIED OF WOUNDS F&F 22-3-1918, FROM MONMOUTH WW1 Pair To- 2825.GNR.C.AGG.R.A Charles Howard Agg was born in Monmouth & enlisted in Bulford. He was a member of the territorial force and after arriving in France he was renumbered as 881451. He sadly died of Wounds 22-3-1918 serving with Y 19th trench mortar battery of the Royal Field Artillery & left a widow living in Swansea. His death occurred on the 2nd day of the March offensive & it is highly likely that he was probably wounded on the first day? he has no known grave & as such he is commemorated on the Arras memorial. NEF & Complete with MIC details. Along with details from both SDGW & the CWGC

WW1 R.N.R OFFICERS PAIR & SOUTH AFRICAN RED CROSS SOCIETY EFFICIENCY MEDAL FOR FIRST AID IN MINING WW1 Pair & South African red cross society efficiency medal for first aid in mining To- ENG.S.LT.W.J.WINDSOR.R.N.R William James Windsor was commissioned in to the R.N.R in August 1915 & demobilized 11-11-1919 having served onboard RFA Petrella. The South African Red cross society medal is named on the reverse to W.J.WINDSOR and is dated 1931 to the reverse. It is also fully hallmarked sterling silver & maker marked by Fattorini & sons. GVF or better & complete with copy service papers & other basic research details.

WW1 ROYAL ENGINEERS M.S.M GROUP WITH EVII LS&GC WW1 1914-15 Trio, EVII Army LS&GC, GV 1st type immediate M.S.M To- 57133.C.S.MJR.H.J.BURRIDGE.R.E (Star) 57133.WO.CL.2.H.J.BURRIDGE.R.E (Pair) 19753.MECHNT.ST.SJT.J.H.BURRIDGE.RE(Ls&gc) & 57123.C.S.MJR.H.J.BURRIDGE.102/F.COY.RE Henry.J.Burridge was a very long serving member of the Royal Engineers. He was awarded his LS&GC in 1903 after 18 years service & first landed in France 27-8-1915. He went on to be awarded the immediate MSM for services in France with the 102nd Field company of the Royal Engineers in the London gazette 1-1-1917 & was finally discharged to the class Z army reserve 2-6-1919. GVF or better & swing mounted as worn. Complete with MIC details along with London gazette & army order details.

WW1 SILVER WAR BADGE, 18th DURHAM.L.I / DURHAM PALS, DISCHARGED DUE TO GUN SHOT WOUNDS WW1 Silver war badge with a horizontal pin Numbered 248658 to the reverse As issued to- 18-566.PTE.J.NELSON.DURH.L.I Jonathan Nelson was one of the original members of the 18th service battalion of the Durham Light Infantry / Durham Pals. He enlisted 26-9-1914 & first landed in Egypt with the battalion 22-12-1915. He was discharged with the silver war badge due to gun shot wounds 24-8-1917 NEF & Complete with MIC & silver war badge roll details.

WW1 SILVER WAR BADGE, 20th NORTHUMBERLAND FUSILIERS / 1st TYNESIDE SCOTTISH WW1 Silver war badge with a horizontal pin Numbered 170799 to the reverse As issued to- 20-1217.PTE.R.BAINBRIDGE.NORTH\'D.FUS Richard Bainbridge was one of the original members of the 20th service battalion of the Northumberland Fusiliers / 1st Tyneside Scottish. He enlisted 13-1-15 & was discharged due to sickness 8-7-1915 having never served overseas. As such this silver war badge is his sole entitlement for his service in WW1. NEF & Complete with MIC & silver war badge roll details.

WW1 SILVER WAR BADGE, 6th BLACK WATCH WW1 Silver war badge with a horizontal pin numbered- 214555 to the reverse As issued To- 267395.PTE.P.COLTART.R.HIGHRS Peter Coltart enlisted in to the 6th battalion of the Black Watch 26-10-1916 & was discharged with a silver war badge due to sickness 18-7-1917 having never served overseas. As such this is his only entitlement for his service in WW1. NEF/GVF & Complete with roll details.

WW1 SILVER WAR BADGE, BIGGLESWADE SUPPLY DEPOT, ROYAL ENGINEERS WW1 Silver War Badge Numbered 264323 to the reverse As issued to 36250.SPR.F.L.BUMBY.R.ENGINEERS. Francis Lister Bumby enlisted in to the Royal Engineers 27-4-1915 and first landed in France 27-5-1915.He was discharged with a silver war badge due to sickness from the Biggleswade supply depot of the Royal Engineers 7-11-1917 age 51. NEF or better but the horizontal pin to the reverse is missing. Complete with copy MIC & medal roll details.

WW1 SILVER WAR BADGE, R.G.A & LABOUR CORPS WW1 Silver war badge with a vertical pin Numbered B288318 to the reverse As issued to- 95514.GNR.W.LAMBERT.R.G.A William Lambert enlisted in to the R.G.A 11-12-15 and first served overseas with the Royal Garrison Artillery. He transferred to the Labour Corps with service number 592315 and was discharged due to sickness 21-3-1919. NEF & Complete with MIC & silver war badge roll details.

WW1 SILVER WAR BADGE, ROYAL ARMY MEDICAL CORPS WW1 Silver war badge with a horizontal pin Numbered 26668 to the reverse As issued to- 585.PTE.W.B.TAYLOR.R.A.M.C W.B.Taylor enlisted 26-11-14 & was discharged due to sickness 5-9-1918 having never served overseas. As such this silver war badge is his sole entitlement for his service in WW1. NEF & Complete with MIC & silver war badge roll details.

WW1 SILVER WAR BADGE, ROYAL FIELD ARTILLERY & LABOUR CORPS WW1 Silver war badge with a vertical pin Numbered B-288318 to the reverse As issued to- 95514 / 592315.GNR.W.LAMBERT.R.F.A William Lambert enlisted into the Royal Field Artillery 11-12-15 & was discharged due to sickness 21-3-19 having transferred to the Labour Corps. He is also entitled to the British War & Victory medals NEF & Complete with MIC & silver war badge roll details.

WW1 SILVER WAR BADGE, ROYAL GARRISON ARTILLERY WW1 Silver War Badge With a horizontal pin Numbered 181522 to the reverse As issued to SR-4579.GNR.J.SINGER.R.G.A The recipient enlisted 6-11-1914 and first landed in France 17-8-1915 He was discharged with the silver war badge due to sickness 9-4-1917 whilst serving with No-2 Depot of the R.G.A. EF & Complete with MIC & medal roll details.

WW1 TERRITORIAL FORCE WAR MEDAL, ARMY CYCLIST CORPS WW1 Territorial Force War Medal To- 20937.PTE.A.BUGBY.A.CYC.CORPS Arthur Bugby was one of only 137 recipients of the TFWM to members of the Army Cyclist Corps. NEF with a tiny ek to the rim & complete with MIC details.

WW1 VICTORY MEDAL, 2/7th LIVERPOOL REGIMENT, KILLED IN ACTION, F&F 27-9-1918 AGE 19 WW1 Victory Medal To- 88934.PTE.J.WILLIAMSON.L.POOL.R John Williamson was born & enlisted in Preston, Lancs & was sadly killed in action in France & Flanders 27-9-1918 serving with the 2/7th battalion of the Liverpool Regiment. He was 19 years of age at the time of his death & he is commemorated on the Vis-En-Artois memorial. He is recorded by the CWGC as the son of Catherine Williamson of 83 Queen Street, Preston, Lancs. EF/MINT & Complete with SDGW & CWGC details

WW1 VICTORY MEDAL, ARMY CYCLIST CORPS WW1 Victory Medal To- 22697.PTE.J.W.JONES.A.CYC.CORPS John.W.Jones first served overseas with the Army Cyclist corps & went on to finsh his war serving with the Corps of Dragoons with service number D/34262. VF with a replacement ribbon & complete with MIC details.

WW1 VICTORY MEDAL, FIREMAN M.F.A, K.I.A 6-6-1941 SS GLENHEAD WW1 Victory Medal To- J.HAYES.FMN.M.F.A Fireman John Hayes was lost at sea 6-6-1941 when HMS Glen Head was sunk. He was 52 years of age at the time of his death & is commemorated on the Tower Hill Memorial in London. Lloyd\'s says 27 lost from 36 crew, CWGC lists 23 crew and 3 RN gunners. VF or better & complete with CWGC details

WW1 VICTORY MEDAL, OFFICER 6th CHESHIRE REGIMENT, KILLED IN ACTION F&F 6-10-1918 WW1 Victory Medal To- LIEUT.B.BERRY. Bernard Berry originally enlisted as an other rank with the 15th battalion of the London Regiment but never served overseas in that capacity. He was commissioned in to the 6th battalion of the Cheshire Regiment & first arrived in France 29-4-1918. He was sadly killed in action in France & Flanders 6-6-1918 & is buried in Chambrecy British Cemetery. His widow applied for the issue of his medals whilst living in Lowestoft. NEF/EF & Complete with a copy image of the recipient from the war record of the Northern Assurance company. Along with MIC & CWGC details

WW1 VICTORY MEDAL, V 40th TRENCH MORTAR BTY R.G.A, KILLED IN ACTION F&F 15-8-1916 FROM BLAYDON ON TYNE WW1 Victory Medal To- 64399.GNR.J.KINSEY.R.A John Kinsey was both born & lived in Blaydon on Tyne. He enlisted in Newcastle & was sadly killed in action in France & Flanders 15-8-1916 serving with V 40th Trench Mortar battery of the Royal Garrison Artillery. He is buried in Mazingarbe communal cemetery extension in France. GVF or better with the original full length silk medal ribbon. Along with a letter dated 28-5-1955 to his sister from a chap in France with regards to the location of her late brothers grave, CWGC & SDGW details.

WW1 VICTORY MEDAL,OFFICER 2/10th LIVERPOOL REGT / LIVERPOOL SCOTTISH, KILLED IN ACTON F&F 29-6-1917 WW1 Victory Medal To- 2-LIEUT.D.G.MACLAREN Donald Graeme Maclaren was educated at Berkhamstead School & university college London. He originally enlisted as a other rank with the Liverpool regiment with service number 356043 & went on to be commissioned in to the 2/10th Battalion / Liverpool Scottish 24-1-1917. He was sadly killed in action in France & Flanders 29-6-1917 during the battalions Dicky\'s dash daylight raid. He has no known grave but is commemorated on the Ploegsteert memorial. He was 31 years of age at the time of his death & was working as a member of staff at Liverpool technical college at the outbreak of war. GVF/NEF & Complete with a nice copy image of the recipient in uniform. Along with MIC & CWGC details.

WW2 & KOREAN WAR GROUP WITH RARE 3 BAR NGS, SICK BERTH.PO.ROYAL NAVY Defence Medal, 1939-45 War Medal, EIIR 1st type NGS 1915-1962 With clasps for Malaya, Cyprus & Near east, 1st type Queen\'s Korea Medal, UN Korea & EIIR 1st type RN LS&GC To- P/MX.59104.C.W.LACEY.S.B.P.O.RN (HMS VICTORY on the LS&GC) GVF or better & swing mounted as worn. The last clasps on the NGS are affixed to the medal with thread but the group is as worn.

WW2 1939-45 STAR 1939-45 STAR. UNNAMED AS ISSUED. THE PRICE IS FOR A ORIGINAL IMMEDIATE POST WAR EXAMPLE IN N.E.F OR BETTER CONDITION.WITH A FULL LENGTH OF RIBBON

WW2 1939-45 WAR MEDAL 1939-45 WAR MEDAL. UNNAMED AS ISSUED. THE PRICE IS FOR A ORIGINAL IMMEDIATE POST WAR EXAMPLE IN N.E.F OR BETTER CONDITION.WITH A FULL LENGTH OF RIBBON.

WW2 1939-45 WAR MEDAL, CANADIAN SILVER ISSUE WW2 1939-45 War Medal Canadian issue in Silver Unnamed as issued GVF or better

WW2 AFRICA STAR AFRICA STAR. UNNAMED AS ISSUED. THE PRICE IS FOR A ORIGINAL IMMEDIATE POST WAR EXAMPLE IN N.E.F OR BETTER CONDITION.WITH A FULL LENGTH OF RIBBON

WW2 ATLANTIC STAR ATLANTIC STAR. UNNAMED AS ISSUED. THE PRICE IS FOR A ORIGINAL IMMEDIATE POST WAR EXAMPLE IN N.E.F OR BETTER CONDITION.WITH A FULL LENGTH OF RIBBON

WW2 ATLANTIC STAR & MSM GROUP.BORDER.R & KINGS.R 1939-45 Star, Atlantic Star, Defence Medal, 1939-45 War Medal, GVIR 2nd Type Regular ArmyLS&GC & EIIR 2nd Type MSM. TO,3594545.WO.CL.2J.E.WELCH.BORDER.R (ON THE LS&GC) & 3594545.WO.CL.2.J.E.WELCH.KINGS (ON THE MSM) Mounted as worn & A Strange Combination Of WW2 Campaign medals to a British Army recipient.Possibility a D.E.M.S Gunner? GVF or better

WW2 BURMA STAR BURMA STAR. UNNAMED AS ISSUED. THE PRICE IS FOR A ORIGINAL IMMEDIATE POST WAR EXAMPLE IN N.E.F OR BETTER CONDITION.WITH A FULL LENGTH OF RIBBON

WW2 BURMA STAR GROUP WITH GSM S.E.ASIA 1945-46 & EFFICIENCY MEDAL, S,WALES.BORDERERS & K.S.L.I 1939-45 Star, Burma Star, Defence Medal, 1939-45 War Medal, GVIR 1st type GSM 1918-1962 With S.E.Asia 1945-46 Clasp & GVIR 1st type Efficiency medal with Territorial Suspender To- 6015017.PTE.A.NAPIER.S.W.B (GSM) & 6015017.PTE.A.J.J.NAPIER.K.S.L.I (Efficiency) The recipient served with the 6th South Wales Borderers in South East Asia & was awarded his efficiency medal in army order 119 of 1946 whilst serving with the K.S.L.I. Complete with the original box of issue for the WW2 campaign medals as sent to the recipient in Elland, Yorkshire. Along with medal roll & army order details.

WW2 C.B.E GROUP, BRIGADIER TOBIN, 3/2nd PUNJAB REGIMENT & R.A.O.C, M.I.D BURMA 1944 2nd Type C.B.E on a military ribbon, 1939-45 Star, Burma Star, 1939-45 War Medal with M.I.D Oakleaf, WW2 India Service Medal, British & UN Korea pair & EIIR 1st type G.S.M 1918-1962 With Malaya Clasp To- LT.COL.C.J.TOBIN.C.B.E.STAFF (Korea) & COL.C.J.TOBIN.C.B.E.STAFF. (GSM) Cornelius Joseph Tobin was born in to a military family in India 28-10-1910 & returned to the UK at the age of 5. He was educated at Carlisle Grammar school & upon leaving at the age of 16 went in to the oil industry & also had a short spell in the Merchant Navy. He enlisted as a surveyor with the Royal Artillery & trained at Sandhurst. He was commissioned in to the 2nd Punjab Regiment in 1935 & served on the Khyber pass. He spent most of WW2 as a Colonel with 33 corps in Burma & was M.I.D for services in Burma in 1944. He finished the war as a Brigadier & was awarded the C.B.E in 1945 whilst director of supplies in Burma. He served as a staff officer in both Korea & Malaya & finally retired in 1961. He returned to work in the oil industry & finally retired in 1975. He was acting president of the Ordnance in India association & president of the Galloway & upper Nithsdale conservative & unionist association. He passed away in Scotland 21-4-1998. GVF/NEF & Court mounted for wear. Both the reverse of the ribbons on the group & the ribbon of the C.B.E have old glue residue to the reverse having once been housed in a frame. Complete with basic research & London gazette details. Along with a copy of the recipients obituary from the Scottish Herald newspaper.

WW2 CANADIAN VOLUNTEER MEDAL WW2 Canadian Volunteer medal 1939-45 Unnamed as issued N.E.F

WW2 DEFENCE MEDAL DEFENCE MEDAL. UNNAMED AS ISSUED. THE PRICE IS FOR A ORIGINAL IMMEDIATE POST WAR EXAMPLE IN N.E.F OR BETTER CONDITION.WITH A FULL LENGTH OF RIBBON.

WW2 DEFENCE MEDAL, NAMED TO A LADY IN THE CIVIL DEFENCE WW2 Defence Medal Very neatly privately impressed to the rim in square block capitals To- MRS.E.RICHARDS.C.D She was obviously very proud of her medal? VF or better

WW2 FRANCE & GERMANY STAR FRANCE & GERMANY STAR. UNNAMED AS ISSUED. THE PRICE IS FOR A ORIGINAL IMMEDIATE POST WAR EXAMPLE IN N.E.F OR BETTER CONDITION.WITH A FULL LENGTH OF RIBBON

WW2 GROUP WITH 1944 M.I.D & EIIR RN LS&GC, HMS SANDRINGHAM / HMS GLASGOW 1939-45 Star, Atlantic Star, 1939-45 War Medal with M.I.D Oakleaf & EIIR 1st type RN LS&GC To- MX.60575.S.TWIDELL.PO.CK.(S).HMS.GLASGOW Stanley Twidell was M.I.D in the London Gazette 8-6-1944 whilst serving as a leading cook onboard HMS Sandringham. HMS Sandringham was a requisitioned trawler that was involved in mine sweeping duties. NEF/GVF & Complete with the recipients original M.I.D certificate. Along with copy London gazette details.(the M.I.D certificate has been laminated)

WW2 GROUP WITH GSM MALAYA & EIIR R.A.F LS&GC, F-SGT / WO.R.A.F, WITH ORIGINAL WARRANT SCROLL, R.A.F ACKLINGTON WW2 Defence Medal, 1939-45 War Medal, EIIR 2nd type GSM 1918-1962 With Malaya Clasp & EIIR 2nd type R.A.F LS&GC To- 518289.F.SGT.W.WILD.R.A.F Swing mounted as worn & complete with the recipients original Warrant certificate appointing him as a warrant officer in the R.A.F dated 1963 & addressed to the recipient whilst serving at R.A.F Acklington in Northumberland. N.E.F

WW2 GROUP WITH REGIMENTALLY RARE GSM PALESTINE 1945-48, ROYAL WELSH FUSILIERS OFFICER, PRISONER OF WAR & WOUNDED ITALY 1944 ATTACHED TO THE 2/4th K.O.Y.L.I, WITH A LARGE ARCHIVE OF ORIGINAL DOCUMENTS. 1939-45 Star, Italy Star, France & Germany Star, Defence Medal, 1939-45 War Medal & GVIR 1st type GSM 1918-1962 With Palestine 1945-48 Clasp To- CAPT.J.E.F.WATSON.RWF Lieutenant Watson was both wounded & taken prisoner of war by the Germans in Italy 1-2-1944 whilst attached to the 2/4th K.O.Y.L.I. He was held as P.O.W number 128871 at Oflag O79 at Braunschweig. After he was released from captivity he went on to serve in Palestine & was awarded a regimentally rare GSM with Palestine 1945-48 Clasp.The recipient was born in Cardiff in 1918 & passed away in Uppingham, Rutland 17-1-1991. NEF/GVF & Court mounted as worn. Slightly later issues as claimed by the recipient in later life. Hence the large suspension rings of the WW2 campaign stars & the Swivel suspender on the GSM. Complete with a large archive of original documents as pictured.

WW2 ITALY STAR ITALY STAR. UNNAMED AS ISSUED. THE PRICE IS FOR A ORIGINAL IMMEDIATE POST WAR EXAMPLE IN N.E.F OR BETTER CONDITION.WITH A FULL LENGTH OF RIBBON.

WW2 PACIFIC STAR PACIFIC STAR. UNNAMED AS ISSUED. THE PRICE IS FOR A ORIGINAL IMMEDIATE POST WAR EXAMPLE IN N.E.F OR BETTER CONDITION.WITH A FULL LENGTH OF RIBBON

WW2 TERRITORIAL GROUP WITH ORIGINAL DOCUMENTS, 2/5th QUEEN\'S REGIMENT 1939-45 Star, Africa Star, Italy Star, Defence Medal, 1939-45 War Medal & GVIR 1st type efficiency medal with Territorial Suspender To- 1469225.PTE.P.G.COOK.QUEENS. Peter George Cook was born 10-8-1921 & enlisted in to the Royal Artillery 30-5-1939. He was called up for war service 24-8-39 & continued to serve with the Royal Artillery in the Middle East & Mediterranean until 11-7-1944 when he transferred to the 2/5th battalion of the Queen\'s Regiment. He was discharged 14-8-1946 & was awarded the efficiency medal in army order 119 of 1946. GVF or better and court mounted as worn by the veteran with the incorrect later ribbon on the efficiency medal. Complete with the recipients call up papers, paybook, discharge book, certificate of transfer to the reserve & service card. Along with copy army order details. The paperwork is well used and shows signs of age.