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1914 Star Trios (All) |
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b1900 |
5531 Pte. G.R. Smith 19H (19th Hussars) mounted as
worn NEF £250 |
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b1903 |
Miss G.I.M. Cosby Civ. Hos. Res.
(Civilian Hospital Reserve) "G.I.M. Cosby" on the pair,
mounted as worn GVF £480 |
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b1905 |
5229 Pte. A.J. Day 2/K.R.Rif.C. (2nd
Battalion, King's Royal Rifle Corps) GVF £190 |
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b1906 |
8466 Pte. D. Carr 1/Gord. Highrs. (1st Battalion, Gordon
Highlanders) mounted as worn NEF £195 |
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1914-15 Star Trios; Cavalry & Infantry |
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b2440 |
G-8646 Pte. R. Storey Middx. R. 11th Btn. DOW. 28th March 1916,
F & F, Born Norwich, enlisted St. Pancras, resided Islington. with
MIC. NEF £195 |
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b2450 |
(Trio with Memorial Plaque)
19155 Pte A. Sargent Essex R. 11th Battalion, Killed in Action
22/3/18, age 20. No known grave, commemorated on the Arras Memorial,
Bay 7. Alfred Sargent, born, enlisted and resided Colchester.
Son of Henry and Annie Maria Sargent of 35 Shrub End, Colchester.
(German Spring Offensive: 44 of the battalion killed on day one
[21st] and 55 more including Sargent on this the 2nd day) plaque image
GVF £285 |
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b2581 |
PS-7204 Pte. G.H. Green R. Fus (Royal
Fusiliers) NEF £100 |
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b2583 |
11016. Pte J. Low 3rd. Hrs (3rd
Hussars) GVF £135 |
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b2589 |
15678 Pte H. Drysdale North'd Fus (Northumberland
Fusiliers) + red fibre dog tag GVF £90 |
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b2591 |
5645 Pte T. Bell North'd Fus (Northumberland
Fusiliers) GVF £91 |
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b2592 |
11561 Pte. T.W. Dent North'd Fus. (Northumberland
Fusiliers) GVF £91 |
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b2596 |
16701 Pte. J.O. Young R. Fus
(Royal Fusiliers) Comes with copy MIC and medal roll which
shows 2nd Battalion, first theatre (2b) Balkans; Christian names
"James Oswald", which when cross referenced to the 1911 census shows
only one, a 15 year old Apprentice Engineer from 3 Ellesmere
Terrace, Middlesbrough. Number is prefixed on the pair "GS"
GVF £95 |
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b2599 |
(Trio with Memorial Plaque) 19182
Pte. L. Lee. W. Yorks R. Plaque 'Lawrence Lee' 19182 Private
Lawrence Lee, 9th Battalion West Yorkshire Regiment, died at sea,
7th November 1915 aged 22 Commemorated Helles Memorial, Son of
Walter and Charlotte Lea, of Manor House, Dixon's Yard, Walmgate,
York. Born and enlisted York. (Note Spelling of surname at CWGC is
“Lea”. Medal index card and soldiers died shows “Lee”, as on medals
and plaque. These come with a
small pendant with two photographs, one of Lawrence and one of his brother Walter Lee of
the 5th Battalion W. Yorks R who died 11/7/1915, F&F. Newspaper
cutting also has photograph of the brother. GVF £360
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b2601 |
14078 Pte. C. Thompson S. Lan R. (South
Lancashire Regiment) GVF £90 |
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b2602 |
39542 Pte. J. Atkinson Durh. L. I. (Durham
Light Infantry) number on the pair is 14948, these numbers correct
as per the MIC, which also shows service with the Labour Corps.
Private Jacob Atkinson is also entitled to a silver war badge, roll
for this included, showing badge issued for wounds. NEF £90 |
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b2605 |
12995 Pte. T. Arkless North'd Fus.
(Northumberland Fusiliers) MIC shows to Balkans 20/9/15 and also
served with the Labour Corps. GVF £90 |
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b2606 |
3-9787 Pte J. Gladstone North'd Fus.
(Northumberland Fusiliers) entitled to a SWB for wounds,
enlisted 9/11/14 discharged 5/7/17. Medals mounted as worn, minor ek
to BWM GVF £95 |
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b2607 |
S-2307 Pte. W. Sowter Rif. Brig. (Rifle Brigade) NEF £90 |
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b2608 |
R-1607 L. Cpl A.E. Watts K.R.Rif C. Lance Corporal Albert Edward
Watts of the 7th Battalion King's Royal Rifle Corps died of wounds on
the 30th of July 1915. He has no known grave and is commemorated on
the Menin Gate Memorial. This is the date of the
infamous German flame-thrower attack at Hooge in which this battalion
was decimated. GVF £250 |
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b2609 |
2039 Pte. J.H. Lister 2-Lond R. (2nd London Regiment) 2-Lieut J.H. Lister on the pair. Some contacting to the BWM from the star.
VF £195 |
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b2610 |
3599 Pte. J. Walker A&S Highrs. (Argyll and Sutherland
Highlanders) number on pair is S-7957, both numbers are recorded on
this man's MIC together with his six digit territorial number
'201561' which is a 1/5th battalion number we believe. The medals
were one time mounted on pin manufactured by 'W. Scully
Montreal', which might suggest this man emigrated to Canada.
(Ribbons are disintegrating, a new set will be included. GVF £95 |
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b2611 |
S-6723 Pte. McL. Baxter Gord Highrs. (Pte M. Baxter on pair) Private
Macclatchie Baxter 9th Battalion Gordon Highlanders killed in action
6th June 1918 aged 36. Son of Mrs. Jane Baxter, of 108, Raplock St.,
Larkhall, Lanarkshire. Buried Anzin-St. Aubin French Military
Cemetery, Pas de Calais. NEF £210 |
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b2612 |
6240 Pte. A. Caygill Durh. L.I. (Durham Light Infantry) NEF comes
with related single Victory Medal to S-306875 Pte. J.R. Caygill
A.S.C. We assume these men are brothers? NEF (four medals) £105 |
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b2613 |
23469 Pte. G. Powell Durh. L.I. (Durham Light Infantry) GVF
£90 |
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b2614 |
5500 Pte. G. Cowan Durh. L.I. (Durham Light Infantry) GVF £90 |
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b2615 |
R.F. Cullen Wr. M.F.A. (Merchant Fleet Auxiliary) pair
impressed 214916 Pte. R. Cullen Rif Brig. (Rifle Brigade) MIC shows
"Merc Marine Res. 1st Writer" and his navy number "134702" which is all struck
through, since his star would be issued by the Navy. Also served
Liverpool Regiment. Interesting
dual service trio which needs research. £110 |
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b2616 |
4391 Pte. J. Dobson North'd Fus. Private Joshua Dobson, 8th
Battalion Northumberland Fusiliers died 16th August 1917. No known
grave, Commemorated on the Tyne Cot Memorial, Belgium. Born Chopwell,
enlisted Newcastle. NEF £190 |
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b2617 |
South African Group of four; 1914-15 Star trio (bi-lingual Victory
Medal), and the silver WW2 Africa Service Medal. Trio named to Pte.
H.R. Mills 8th Infantry. WW2 Medal named N.R.V. H.R. Mills (N.R.V.
= National Reserve Volunteers) VF+ £110 |
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b2618 |
7828 Pte. A. Felton Suff. R. (Suffolk Regiment) This
soldiers MIC shows "forfeited desertion" in relation to the star but
this is struck through and roll entry is marked reinstated. Theatre
entry 16th January 1915, and the card shows 1st Battalion. NEF
£95 |
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1914-15 Star Trios; RA, RE, Corps, RFC / RAF, etc. |
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b3270 |
L-27070 Dvr. G. Harlow. RFA. (Royal Field Artillery) Driver
George Harlow, "D" Battery, 231st Brigade;
died of wounds 17th October 1917 Copy MIC, GVF back of star discoloured, due a
clean. £155 |
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b3286 |
29077 Dvr. E.J. Jones R.F.A.
(Royal Field Artillery) Driver Ernest James Jones, "B" Battery 86th Brigade; died of wounds 30th March 1918, born Gelli
Glamorgan, enlisted Pentre Glamorgan. NEF £155 |
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b3296 |
1224 Pte H. Dawson R.A.M.C. (Royal
Army Medical Corps) Private Harry Dawson died 30th September 1918. With
Service papers: died of dysentery in a German prisoner of war camp.
(captured 27th May 1918) Born and enlisted Newcastle. Service
number at CWGC is 38601 both numbers confirmed on papers. Dawson was
a shipyard plater, enlisted 1912, lived Norfolk Street, Byker. GVF
£165. |
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b3297 |
32240 Pte. A.W. Jackson R.A.M.C. (Royal
Army Medical Corps) 32240 Private Albert William Jackson, 102nd
Field Ambulance, Royal Army Medical Corps. Died of wounds 21st
October 1917 aged 26. Buried Dozinghem Military Cemetery, West-Vlaanderen,
Belgium. Son of Albert and Emma Jackson; husband of Emily Jackson,
of 25, Pitt St., Mexbro', Yorks. NEF £165 |
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1914-15 Star Trios: Navy |
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b3575 |
Damaged trio: suspender
missing from British War Medal and ring missing from Victory: ST
1716 F.W. Hobson Tr. R.N.R (Royal Naval Reserve) GVF £55 |
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b3578 |
H.E. Widocks C.H. Std M.F.A. (Merchant Fleet
Auxiliary) Chief Steward Herbert Edward Widocks, Mercantile
Marine Reserve died when the Auxiliary Minesweeper HMS Newmarket
was Torpedoed and sunk south of Nikaria Island, Aegean Sea by UC 38.
(17th July 1917) 70 of the crew died, three survivors were taken
prisoner. GVF £210 |
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British War Medal and Mercantile Marine
groups, pairs and singles. |
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b3711 |
Single British War Medal :
Harold Larkins With copy C.R.10 form which has an ID portrait
photo of recipient: born and lived Dover, 6' tall, brown hair, blue
eyes. Able bodied seaman. GVF £30 |
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b3712 |
Single British War Medal : John Dagger (Chief Engineer, Mercantile Marine. Born Preston 1891.
With copy C.R.10 form which has an ID portrait photo of recipient) NEF £40 |
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b3713 |
Single British War Medal :
Gurrum Ellai Hassa (Probably
Indian Mercantile Marine) VF
£36 |
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b3750 |
Single Mercantile Marine War Medal: Thomas A. Ellis. With copy
C.R.10 form which has an ID portrait photo of recipient: born Lichfield,
1897, Rating in 1919 "Quarter Master". NEF £45 |
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Territorial Force War
Medal Singles and Groups |
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Group of three; Territorial Force War Medal, British War Medal and
Victory Medal. 910357 Dvr. R.C. Harris R.A. NVF,
contact marks £ |
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British War Medal and Victory
Medal Pairs
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b4448 |
S-15325 Pte. S. Belfall Rif. Brig.
(Rifle Brigade) NEF with copy 1911 census. Showing Samuel
Belfall (aged 19) living at Southwick, London with his father also a
Samuel Belfall (aged 59). Belfall Snr. was a scaffolder and Belfall
Jnr. was a printer's messenger. These are the only two "Samuel
Belfall's" on the entire census NEF £44 |
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b4449 |
T4-044945 Dvr. A.E. Greene A.S.C. (Army
Service Corps) NEF £37 |
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b4451 |
210833 Dvr C. Rice R.A (Royal
Artillery) GVF £37 |
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b4452 |
172085 Gnr. A. Cox R.A. (Royal
Artillery) GVF £37 |
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b4460 |
Engr. P. Whyte M.F.A. (
Engineer, Merchant
Fleet Auxiliary) NEF £42 |
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b4463 |
56707 Pte A.E. Lewis K. R. Rif. C. (King's
Royal Rifle Corps) GVF £40 |
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b4464 |
37723 Pte. S.W.M. Stead W. Yorks R.
(West Yorkshire Regiment) GVF £42 |
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b4466 |
19838 Pte. J. Marr K.O.S.B. (Kings Own Scottish Borderers)
GVF £45 |
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b4467 |
GS-29652 Pte. W. Garnham Royal Fus (Royal
Fusiliers) GVF £39 |
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b4468 |
24347 Pte. E. Martin K.R.Rif.C.
(King's
Royal Rifle Corps) VF £39 |
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b4469 |
33425 Pte. P.A. Sinclair Ches. R.
(Cheshire Regiment) GVF £40 |
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b4470 |
901305 Dvr. P. Clinch R.A.
(Royal Artillery) NEF £37 |
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b4471 |
100597 Pte. F. Everington R.A.M.C.
(Royal Army Medical Corps) NEF but bruise on bwm £37 |
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b4473 |
T4-215198 Dvr H. Thompson
A.S.C. (Army Service Corps) NEF £37 |
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b4475 |
M2-223401 Pte. P. Evans A.S.C. (Army
Service Corps) GVF £37 |
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b4476 |
26066 Dvr. F. Stokes R.A. (Royal
Artillery) GVF £37 |
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b4477 |
229375 Gnr. M. Matthews R.A.
(Royal Artillery) GVF £37 |
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b4478 |
S-12045 Pte. J. Thwaites Sea Highrs
(Seaforth Highlanders) With MIC entitled to a SWB NEF £45 |
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b4480 |
163039 Dvr. W. Whitty
R.E. (Royal Engineers) GVF £38 |
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b4482 |
T-6292 A.Cpl D. McPhee A.S.C. (Army
Service Corps) VF £37 |
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b4483 |
27199 Pte. J. McKay K.O.S.B. (King's Own Scottish Borderers)
GVF £45 |
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b4484 |
214810 Gnr. W.W. Ballard R.A.
(Royal Artillery) NEF £37 |
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b4487 |
504437 Spr. W.J. Riches R.E. (Royal
Engineers) GVF £37 |
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b4488 |
DM2-208269 Pte. B. F. Hoppett A.S.C.
(Army Service Corps) VF £37 |
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b4489 |
220846 Dvr. W.A. May R.A. (Royal
Artillery) GVF £37 |
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b4491 |
T-263149 Dvr. A. Hurn A.S.C. (Army
Service Corps) NEF £37 |
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b4492 |
DM2-170994 Pte. D.M. Hamilton A.S.C. (Army
Service Corps) GVF £38 |
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b4495 |
TZ.10365 J. Heptenstall A.B. RNVR.
(Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve) copy service sheet. Served
aboard the Armed Boarding Steamer HMS Amsterdam from 10th May
1917 to 31st Dec 1918; operating out of HMS Gibraltar then the HMS
Gunner bases in Scotland. Some knocks to victory VF £40 |
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b4496 |
12360 Pte. W. Ritchie Durh L.I.
(Durham Light Infantry) NEF with MIC entitled to a 15 star
and also served Labour Corps. £43 |
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b4497 |
M2-149241 Pte. R.C.Goodram A.S.C. (Army
Service Corps) NEF £37 |
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b4498 |
58935 Pte. W. Middleton R. Scots.
(Royal Scots) NEF £45 |
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b4499 |
LZ 7583 L.G. Alden Sig. R.N.V.R.
(Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve) GVF £45 |
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b4500 |
K.44062 P.W. Saunders Sto. 1 RN. (Royal
Navy) Very well polished! G. £33 |
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b4501 |
162700 Gnr. H.D. Leach R.A.
(Royal Artillery) NEF £37 |
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b4502 |
167355 Dvr. H. Smith R.A.
(Royal Artillery) VF £36 |
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b4503 |
(Pair with memorial plaque) M-349561 Pte H. Lawson A.S.C. ('Henry
Lawson' on the plaque):- M/349561 Private Henry
Lawson, Mechanical Transport, Army Service Corps, Died 23/10/1918
aged 34. Buried Terlincthun British Cemetery, Wimille, Pas de
Calais, France. Son of Robert
and Elizabeth Lawson, of Seaton Delaval Northumberland; husband of Margaret Lawson,
of 22, Avenue Rd., Seaton Delaval, Northumberland. 1911 Census
return shows Henry was a coal miner. EF £169 |
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b4504 |
T4-128905 Pte. G. Humbles A.S.C. (Army
Service Corps) GVF £37 |
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b4505 |
192009 Gnr. E. Housden R.A.
(Royal Artillery) GVF £37 |
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b4507 |
338192 Gnr G.E. Aldersley R.A. (Royal Artillery). Service
number suggests 'Durham Fortress Royal Garrison Artillery'. with tatty
box NEF £39 |
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b4508 |
M2-113771 Pte. F. H. Leet A.S.C. (Army
Service Corps) NEF £37 |
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b4509 |
315776 Pte. J.R. Parker Tank Corps GVF £135 |
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b4513 |
30151 Pte. T. McLean K.O.Scot. Bord. (King's Own Scottish Borderers).
Some service papers have survived for this man; Thomas
McLean lived 15 Edgemont Gardens, Langside, Glasgow. Aged 36, married
with 3 children. Received a 'Blighty' gun shot wound in 1918 to the
upper arm and face which put him in Whipps Cross War Hospital, then
discharged. (entitled to a SWB) GVF £45 |
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b4514 |
452677 Pte. C. W. White 11- Lond R. (11th London Regiment) Killed in Action 2nd
September 1918. (Att. Queen Victoria's Rifles) commemorated Vis-en
Artois Memorial. Pair full entitlement GVF £100 |
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b4515 |
292977 Pte. E.C.Woodhouse Midd'x R. (Middlesex Regiment)
Private Ernest Charles Woodhouse, 3/10th Battalion Middlesex
Regiment, killed in action 4th October 1917 aged 32. Son
of Frederick Woodhouse, of 29, Gratton Terrace, Cricklewood, London;
husband of Evelyn Woodhouse, of 11, Marquis Rd., Camden Square,
Camden Town, London. GVF £95 |
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b4517 |
73158 Pte. A. Goddard Welsh R. (Welsh Regiment) GVF £45 |
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b4519 |
2347 Pte. R. Michie R.A.M.C. (Royal Army Medical Corps) GVF £37 |
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b4521 |
2 Lieut. H.H. Arnold NEF £95 |
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b4522 |
423670 Pte. F. J. Whitehead 10-Lond R. (10th London Regiment,
Hackney) NEF £45 |
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b4523 |
94923 Pte. T. Hoggarth L'pool R. 94923 Rifleman Thomas Hoggarth, 6th
Battalion The King’s Liverpool Regiment, killed in action, 1st
September 1918 aged 19. Son of John T. and Elizabeth Hoggarth, of
Victoria Terrace, Caldervale, Lancs. Buried Queant Road Cemetery,
Buissy, Pas des Calais. GVF £95 |
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b4524 |
RFRA- 10323 Dvr. W.A. Catchpole R.A. (Royal Artillery) Walter A.
Catchpole, entitled to a 1914 Star Trio. Pre-1914 reservist prefix
to number. NEF £40 |
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b4525 |
2 Lieut T. Young EF £86 |
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b4526 |
31528 Pte. T. Ellis L'Pool R. 31528 Private Thomas Ellis, 4th
Battalion The King's (Liverpool Regiment), Died of wounds, 23rd of
April 1917 aged 20. Buried Bucquoy Road Cemetery, Ficheux,
originally buried Henin-Sur-Cojeul German Cemetery. Son of John and
Eliza Ellis, of 17, Enfield Rd., Old Swan, Liverpool. VF £90 |
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1914 Stars |
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b5001 |
(Two medals; 1914 Star and British War
Medal) 10827 Pte. F. Churchill C. Gds. (Coldstream Guards) MIC shows theatre entry
11/11/14 entitled to SWB number B346020. SWB roll shows "D.A.H"
for cause of discharge, whatever that is. Enlisted 6th August 1914,
Discharged 28th February 1919. GVF £125 |
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b5003 |
(Two medals; 1914 Star and Victory Medal)
19540 Pte. H. Buckley R.A.M.C. (Royal Army Medical Corps) VF £90 |
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b5004 |
8627 Pte. G. Baker 1/Som. L. I. (1st Battalion, Somerset Light Infantry) GVF £95 |
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b5006 |
(Two medals; 1914 Star and Victory Medal) 3-5049 Pte. D. Macphee Cam
Highrs. (Cameron Highlanders) EF £119 |
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b5007 |
Good quality copy 1914 star. Unnamed. Excellent gap filler
NEF £18 |
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b5008 |
8636 Pte J. Beattie K.O. Sco. Bord. (King's Own Scottish
Borderers) NEF £95 |
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b5009 |
555 Pte. H. David 1/Rif. Brig. (1st Battalion, Rifle
Brigade) NEF £95 |
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Accessories |
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b5200 |
Silver Rosette. Official issue,
valid for the 1914 star ribbon and later medals, inc WW2 etc; £3.95 |
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1914-15 Stars |
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b6014 |
No.1324 Sowar Jata Singh
3/Horse GVF £45 |
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b6015 |
No. 2856 Sepoy Khan Mohd.
1/89/Punjabis VF £29 |
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b6016 |
No. 1796 Sepoy Mohd Khan
1/33/Punjabis some light corrosion evident NVF £28 |
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b6020 |
Pte. R. Andrews 12th Infantry (12th
Battalion South African Infantry) Unit served German East
Africa. NEF £35 |
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b6021 |
R4-062837 Cpl. C. Ingle A.S.C. (Army Service Corps)
VF £27 |
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b6022 |
S-9543 Cpl. E.E. Boardman Rif. Brig.
(Rifle Brigade) GVF £35 |
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b6023 |
No 53 Sepoy Manga Khan 31/
Punjabis. Very low number, polished fine £50 |
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b6024 |
R4-067510 Pte. H. Mann A.S.C.
(Army Service Corps) GVF £30 |
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b6027 |
49500 Pte H. Rush R.A.M.C.
(Royal Army Medical Corps.) VF £28 |
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b6031 |
(Two medals; 1914-15 Star and Victory Medal)
S-9242 Pte. F. Hawkins Sea Highrs (Seaforth Highlanders) VF £55 |
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b6032 |
(Two medals; 1914-15 Star and Victory Medal)
5903 Cpl. A.T. Morris Glouc R. (Gloucestershire Regiment)
(Sjt. on Victory) With MIC which shows 10th battalion. GVF £55 |
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b6034 |
(Two medals; 1914-15 Star and
British War Medal) 1195 Spr. H.E. Phillips R.E. (Royal Engineers)
GVF £49 |
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b6037 |
(Two medals; 1914-15 Star and Victory Medal) 613 Spr A. Marr R.E.
(Royal Engineers) Low number. Star needs cleaned GVF £55 |
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b6038 |
55408 Spr. T. E. Webber R.E. (Royal Engineers) number
has been double struck, GVF £25 |
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b6042 |
138010 Spr. C. Beaumont R.E. (Royal Engineers) NEF £25 |
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b6043 |
36936 Dvr A. Bridges R.F.A. Driver Arthur Bridges, 20th Div.
Ammunition Column, Royal Field Artillery, killed in action 25th July
1918, buried Villers Station Cemetery, Villers-Au-Bois. Born and
enlisted Saxmundham Suffolk. Comes with a postcard photo of two
artillerymen, one marked with a cross believed to be Bridges. GVF
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b6044 |
No. 2411 Sepoy Murad Khan 1/56/Rfls. F.F. (1st Battalion 56th Rifles
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No. 3467 Sepoy Maghar Singh 45. R. Sikhs (45th Royal Sikhs) £30 |
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b6046 |
No. 697 Spr. Rahim Ali Ry. Bn. S&M. (Railway Battalion Sappers
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b6047 |
No. 2008 Sepoy Imam Din, 1/The 101/Grndrs ( 1st Battalion The 101st
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b6048 |
No. 1933 Sepoy Fazal Khan Reserve Bn. B.M.P. (Reserve Battalion,
Burma Military Police) VF £35 |
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b6049 |
No. 1107 Gunr Gulab Khan 27/ Mtn. By. (27th Mountain Battery) GVF
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b6050 |
No.1303 Nk. Mahr. Mohd. 1/19/Pjbs. (1st Battalion 19th
Punjabis) VF £30 |
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b6051 |
No. 1653 Rfmn. Manwaz Khan 1/123/ Rfls. (1st Battalion 123rd Rifles)
some contacting VF £30 |
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b6052 |
No. 3240 Resvt Tnakar Singh 45 R. Sikhs. (45th Royal Sikhs)
GVF £30 |
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b6053 |
No. 4749 Spr. Rahim Ali 3/S.&M. (3rd Sappers and Miners) EF £30 |
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b6054 |
No. 2105 Sepoy Nur Hussain 62/Punjabis GVF £30 |
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b6055 |
L-19685 Gnr. T. Jesson R.F.A. (Royal Field Artillery) GVF £26 |
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b6056 |
1819 Sgt. C Keen North'd Fus. (Served with the 1st Battalion in
India pre WW1 and entitled to a IGSM clasp North West Frontier 1908)
GVF £32 |
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b7021 |
K.21500 W. Handcock Sto. 1. R.N. (Royal Navy) ek VF £30 |
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b7023 |
1985 Pte. E. Hanley L.N.
Lan R. (Loyal North Lancashire Regiment) GVF £28 |
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b7024 |
PLY. 3430 Pte. B. Dibble R.M.L.I. (Royal Marine Light Infantry)
VF £30 |
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b7026 |
M-282353 Pte. O.W. Griffiths A.S.C. (Army Service Corps) NEF
£27 |
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b7027 |
1586 Pte. T. Horrocks L.
N. Lan R. (Loyal North Lancashire Regiment) VF £28 |
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b7033 |
M2-101421 Pte. C.J.
Channon ASC (Army Service Corps) GVF £28 |
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b7035 |
170980. D.A. F.R. Walker
DH. RNR (Deck Hand , Royal Naval Reserve) NEF £27 |
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b7037 |
S4-242873 Pte. E. Jinks A.S.C. (Army Service Corps) VF Some edge bumps VF £27 |
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b7039 |
25815 Pte. H. Hurst Hamps R. (Hampshire Regiment) GVF £27 |
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b7041 |
2984 Sepoy Sikandar Shah 58
Rifles NVF £36 |
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b7045 |
3839 L-Dfdr. Ashaq Ali, 7 Lcrs
(7th Hariana Lancers) NVF £40 |
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b7046 |
M2-149059 Pte. R.T.
Couchman A.S.C. (Army Service Corps) GVF £27 |
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b7047 |
224 Sepoy Wa-Ri-S 54 Sikhs. Polished
F £39 |
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b7050 |
Gurrum Ellai Hassa (Probably
Indian Mercantile Marine) VF
£36 |
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b7051 |
275863 Spr. P.W. Willis
R.E. (Royal Engineers) GVF £27 |
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b7052 |
L-8462 Gnr. A.J. Taylor R.A.
(Royal Artillery) NEF £27 |
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b7053 |
4655 Sepoy Umar Gul 126 Bal
Infy. (126th Baluchistan Infantry) polished hence F £28 |
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b7055 |
671662 Dvr. T. Bellerby R.A.
(Royal Artillery) VF £27 |
reserved |
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b7056 |
S. Nurse R. Anderton NEF
£90 |
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b7057 |
175387 Gnr. A. Roper R.A.
(Royal Artillery) NEF £27 |
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b7059 |
T4-275997 Dvr. J.E. Kelly
A.S.C. (Army Service Corps) NEF £27 |
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b7060 |
T-2684 Dvr. W. Prowse
A.S.C. (Army Service Corps) GVF £28 |
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b7061 |
26789 Pte. J.W. Hodgson North'd
Fus (Northumberland Fusiliers) NEF £28 |
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b7062 |
W-3564 Gnr. J.H. Hughes R.A.
(Royal Artillery) GVF £30 |
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b7063 |
53357 Pte J. Parsons Devon R.
(Devonshire Regiment) GVF Ek. £28 |
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b7065 |
GS-82176 Pte. A.V. Rushman R. Fus.
(Royal Fusiliers) GVF £28 |
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b7068 |
2685 Sep. Sri Rama 42 Deoli
Regt. Disc only, test cut, bumps, knocks and scratches... oh dear...
G £29 |
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b7070 |
23904 Spr. A. Belcher R.E.
(Royal Engineers) NEF £27 |
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b7073 |
42551 Pte. J.H. Mallard R. Fus
(Royal Fusiliers) NEF £28 |
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b7075 |
70343 Pte. L.R Sheasby Devon R.
(Devonshire Regiment) VF £28 |
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b7077 |
2425 S.D. W. Moore D.H. R.N.R. (Deck Hand, Royal Naval Reserve) GVF
£28 |
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b7079 |
25938 Pte. W.L. Towsend Devon R.
(Devonshire Regiment) GVF £28 |
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b7081 |
Dvr A. Lamont S.A.S.C.
(South African Service Corps) VF £29 |
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b7082 |
Pte. R.G. Bakewell 6th S.A.I
(6th South African Infantry) some surface scuffing NVF £29 |
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b7083 |
21418 Pte. R.H. Jones Essex R.
(Essex Regiment) small edge knocks and nibbles suspension slack
F £28 |
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b7085 |
52495 Pte. T. Paterson R.S. Fus
(Royal Scots Fusiliers) VF £29 |
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b7086 |
59225 Pte. G. Price. Devon R.
(Devonshire Regiment) GVF £29 |
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b7088 |
B.Z. 6340 W.E. Richardson Ord. R.N.V.R. (Royal Naval
Volunteer Reserve) + box of issue EF £32 |
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b7089 |
1111 Havr. Umarudin Khan 2-9 Delhi Regt VF £36 |
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b7090 |
SE-28094 Pte. J.J. Hall A.V.C. (Army Veterinary Corps)
GVF £30 |
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b7091 |
24173 Pte. F. Eales. R. Fus (Royal Fusiliers) VF £30 |
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b7093 |
3470 Pte. E. Williams Ches. R. (Cheshire Regiment) GVF £30 |
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b7094 |
203863 Pte. T. Wilson Manc R. (Manchester Regiment) GVF £30 |
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b7095 |
B.Z. 7589 P.W. Brown Ord. R.N.V.R. (Royal Naval Volunteer
Reserve) NEF £32 |
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b7097 |
141189 Spr. J.A. Ellis C.E. (Canadian Engineers) light
contact marks from other medals NVF £30 |
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b7099 |
S-8655 Pte. J. Sheddon Seaforth (Seaforth Highlanders) GVF
£30 |
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b7100 |
228254 Dvr. A.E. Snape R.A. (Royal Artillery) GVF £28 |
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b7101 |
S-24628 Pte. G. Stephen Gordons. (Gordon Highlanders)
NVF £29 |
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b7102 |
3394 Sepoy Sher Khan 74 Pjbs (74th Punjabis) official
correction to 'Pjbs' GVF £30 |
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b7103 |
1458 Nk. Gopal Sing Rawat 2-39 R. Grwl. Rfls (2nd Battalion 39th
Royal Garhwal Rifles) slight bruise, VF £32 |
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b7104 |
R-9299 Pte. J. Oliver K.R. Rif. C. (King's Royal Rifle Corps)
GVF £30 |
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b7105 |
Mte. H. Whiteman M.F.A. (Mate, Merchant Fleet Auxiliary) GVF
£40 |
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b7106 |
2027 L-Dfdr. Niaz Muhammed 15 Lcrs (15th Lancers) VF £39 |
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b7107 |
S-43224 Pte. J.N. Thornton Gordons. (Gordon Highlanders).
Died of wounds 9/4/17 1st Battalion. only GF £48 |
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b7108 |
5111 Pte. W. Shearer Gordons. (Gordon Highlanders). VF £30 |
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b7109 |
6633 Pte. H. Clare. Dorset R. (Dorsetshire Regiment) contact
marks and ek VF £26 |
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b7110 |
WT4-037210 Dvr. T. Owen A.S.C. (Army Service Corps)
minor eks VF £27 |
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b7112 |
91734 Pte. W.R. Parry R.W.F. (Royal Welsh Fusiliers) multiple
eks VF £27 |
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b7114 |
17933 Pte. E.A. Pain E. Surrey R. (East Surrey Regiment) GVF £30 |
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b7115 |
S-18631 Pte J.R. Rae Gordons. (Gordon Highlanders) GVF
£30 |
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b7116 |
64576 Pte. L. Fidler North'd Fus. (Northumberland Fusiliers)
GVF £30 |
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b7117 |
L-8968 Gnr. W.E. Moody R.A. (Royal Artillery) GVF £27 |
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b7118 |
1544 Sepoy Tek Bahadur 2 Kashmir Rfls (2nd Battalion Kashmir
Rifles) VF £45 |
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b7119 |
16744 Spr. L. Whitewood R.E. (Royal Engineers) GVF £28 |
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b7120 |
3189DA R.H. Colby L.D.H. R.N.R. (Royal Naval Reserve) GVF £28 |
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b7121 |
45393 Pte. F.W. Goodrick Suffolk R. (Suffolk Regiment) GVF
£30 |
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b7122 |
F.32554 S. Pearson O.S. R.N.A.S. (Royal Naval Air Service)
NEF £32 |
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b7123 |
115506 Pnr. R. Craddock R.E. (Royal Engineers) disk only
VF £22 |
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b7124 |
237482 A. Collinge L. Sig. R.N. (Royal Navy) Entitled to the French
Medaille Militaire LG 14/1/1919 (quite rare award to RN.) VF £110 |
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b7125 |
1725 Sepoy Chawan Singh 2-39 Gurwals. (2nd Battalion 39th Garhwal
Rifles) NEF £35 |
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b7126 |
2126 Rfmn. Namje Lama 4.A.R. (4th Assam Rifles) GF
scarce £65 |
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b7127 |
65061 Dvr. E.T. Cambray R.A. (Royal Artillery) GVF £28 |
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b7500 |
M2-152416 Pte. H. Wood A.S.C. (Army
Service Corps) With MIC entitled to a SWB NEF £15 |
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b7505 |
405 Sepoy Mohammed Khan 62 Punjabis. Low
number VF £32 |
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b7510 |
43856 Pte. G. Middlehurst Manch.
R. (Manchester Regiment) MIC shows entitlement to SWB. Small
area of surface corrosion to reverse. VF £15 |
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b7511 |
251389 Dvr. J. Cummusky RA.
(Royal Artillery) GVF £13 |
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b8005 |
"Thomas Richardson" VF £85 |
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b8007 |
"George Parker" drilled at 12 o'clock £85 |
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b8008 |
"Hussey Burgh George Macartney" Captain, 1st Battalion Royal
Fusiliers,
Killed in Action 24th June 1915. Macartney was born in
Victoria, Australia. His family were important Australian Clergymen,
his grandfather being 1st Dean of Melbourne, his father incumbent of
St Mary's, Caulfield Victoria. He was also wounded
during the Boer War, an article from ‘The West Australian’ refers:
London, March 2 1900 The Boer Dead. British Bury 100. Our
Casualties. 7 Officers Killed, 25 Wounded. Rank And File Losses,
170. The Relief. A later report has been received of the final
stages of the march to Ladysmith. Referring to the battle of
Pieter's Hill, the report states that the British buried 100 Boers,
who were left dead in the trenches. The British lost seven officers
killed and twenty-five wounded, including an Australian,
Lieutenant Hussey Burgh Macartney, of the Royal Irish Fusiliers.
The casualties among our rank and file numbered 170. When Grobler's
Kloof was evacuated by the enemy, the British artillery was pushed
to the furthermost limits of the positions won. The Boers from
Bulwana Hill directed a cannonade at General Buller's cavalry as it
was advancing to Ladysmith, but effective opposition was now at an
end. Major-General the Hon. H. G. Gough, who was commanding the
Cavalry Division, found the ridges to the south-east unoccupied.
Under his direction, therefore, Lord Dundonald, with two squadrons
of Light Horse and the Natal Carabineers, swiftly traversed the gap
between the relieving force and Ladysmith, and was wildly welcomed
by the garrison.
http://www.thepeerage.com/p50261.htm#i502606
grandfather:
http://adb.anu.edu.au/biography/macartney-hussey-burgh-4062
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b8010 |
"Arthur Bird" GVF £70 |
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b9001 |
Iron Lusitania medal in box of issue with original enclosure leaflet
GVF
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GVF £58 |
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