1914/15 STAR TRIO TO LITTLER-4TH BTN ROYAL FUSILIERS-KILLED IN ACTION ON 26TH APRIL 1916

1914/15 Star trio, named to: 9700 PTE.F.LITTLER R.FUS (SR 9700 on pair)
Medals extremely fine, on original full length silk ribbons.
SR9700 Pte. Frederick Walter Littler 4th Btn., Royal Fusiliers was killed in action on 26th April 1917
The Son of Henry Walter and Louise Flora Littler, of 4A, Wellesley Place, Maldon Road, Kentish Town, London
He is buried at Kemmel Ch...  read more

Code: 53708

1914/15 STAR-AND BRITISH WAR MEDAL TO WILSON-NORFOLK REGIMENT-KILLED IN ACTION 12TH AUGUST 1915-5TH NORFOLK REGT-VANISHED BATTALION

1914 15 Star, named to: 2752 L.CPL-W.J.WILSON NORF.R.
British War Medal, named: 2752 PTE.W.J.WILSON.NORF.R.
Medals about good very fine.
2752 Lance Corporal William John Wilson 1/5th Bn., Norfolk Regiment was killed in action on 12th August 1915.The Son of Robert and Rose Anna, of "Westacre2 High House Farm, Castleacre, King's Lynn.
He enlisted at East Dereham and is...  read more

Code: 53646

1914/15 AND BRITISH WAR MEDALS TO ROSE-1/4TH BATTALION NORFOLK REGT-DIED OF WOUNDS ON 05/12/1915 AT GALLIPOLI

1914/15 Star, British War Medal, named to:
2041 PTE.P.ROSE.NORF.R.
Medals about good very fine.
2041 Pte. Percy Rose 1/4th Battalion Norfolk Regt., died of wounds on 5th December, 1915.
The Son of Arthur and Mary Anne Rose, of 4, Station Road, Lingwood, Norfolk.
He was born at South Burlingham, Norfolk and enlisted at Acle, Norfolk
He arrived in Gallip...  read more

Code: 53612

1914 STAR TO CAPTAIN MEEKE-MIDDLESEX REGT-A MILITARY CROSS WINNER WITH THE ROYAL MUNSTER FUSILIERS WHO WAS KILLED IN ACTION ON 1ST JULY 1916

1914 Star, named to:
2 LIEUT W.S.MEEKE MIDD'X R
Medal about good very fine, on original full length silk ribbon.
William Stanley Meeke
Born Ecclesall Bierlow, Yorkshire
Captain William Stanley Meeke 2nd Bn., Middlesex Regt was killed in action on 1st July 1916 The son of the late Joseph and Mary Meeke of Sheffield .He is buried at the Ovillers Military Cemete...  read more

Code: 53597

BRITISH WAR AND VICTORY MEDALS TO COOPER-ROYAL FIELD ARTILLERY-DIED IN A RAILWAY ACCIDENT ON 14TH FEBRUARY 1917

British War and Victory Medals, named to:
38171 DVR D.COOPER.R.A.
Medals about good very fine, on original but tatty full-length silk ribbons
38171 Driver Thomas Cooper 17th., Div. Ammunition Column Royal Field Artillery died of accidental injuries on 14th February 1917.
Thomas Cooper was born at Clerkenwell, and enlisted at Holburn.He is buried at Bois-Guillaume Co...  read more

Code: 53577

1914/15 STAR AND VICTORY MEDAL TO 2 LIEUT ROBINSON-SUFFOLK YEOMANRY AND MACHINE GUN CORPS-DIED OF WOUNDS ON 12/11/1918-FROM CHESTERTON CAMBRIDGE

1914/15 Star, named to: 3222 PTE E.ROBINSON SUFF YEO.
Victory Medal, named to: 2-LIEUT.R.E.ROBINSON.
Medals good very fine.
Second Lieutenant Robert Ernest Robinson 46 Bn., Machine Gun Corps died of wounds on 12th November, 1918 aged 29.
The Son of Robert and Elizabeth Robinson of 11, Kimberley Road, Chesterton Cambridge. He is buried at Tourgeville Military Cemetery...  read more

Code: 53576

1914/15 STAR-TO CHESSER-ROYAL WEST KENT REGIMENT

1914/15 Star, named to:
G-5639 PTE.A.CHESSER.R.W.KENT.R.
Medal about good very fine, on original silk ribbon.
G/5639 Pte. Alfred Chesser, 8th Bn., Royal West Kent Regiment was killed in action on 8th June,1916.
The Son of Mr W. and Mrs E. Chesser. of 126,Fairbridge Road, Upper Holloway, London. He was born at Hampstead, London and enlisted at Worthing.He is buried a...  read more

Code: 53557

1914/15 STAR TRIO AND BRONZE MEMORIAL PLAQUE-TO GROCOTT- 4TH BATTALION MIDDLESEX REGIMENT-KILLED IN ACTION ON 29TH SEPTEMBER 1915

1914/15 Star trio, named to: S-7093 PTE.B.GROCOTT.MIDDX.R.
Bronze Memorial Plaque named to: BERT GROCOTT.
Medals about good very fine on original full length silk ribbons, the plaque has been cleaned, otherwise in very good clean condition.
Bert Grocott, SR/7093 4th Bn., Middlesex Regt was killed in action on 29th September 1915,aged 20.
The Son of Mrs A Wood (former...  read more

Code: 53514

BRITISH WAR MEDAL-TO GRIFFIN-IRISH GUARDS-DIED OF WOUNDS ON 8TH OCTOBER 1918

British War Medal, named to: 10031 PTE.P.GRIFFIN.IR.GDS.
Medal about good very fine, with a couple of e/nicks.
Private Patrick Green 10031 1st.Bn.,Irish Guards died of wounds on 8th October 1918 aged 21.
The Son of Daniel and Mary Griffin.
Born in Donegal, County Donegal, enlisted in Glasgow.
He is commemorated on the Abbeville Communal Cemetery Extension.
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Code: 53351

BRITISH WAR AND VICTORY MEDALS TO FOWLES-SUFFOLK REGIMENT-DIED OF WOUNDS ON 7TH MAY 1917

British War and Victory Medals, named to:
27373 PTE.A.J.S.POWLES SUFF R.
Medals about very fine or better, BWM has a few e/nicks.On original full length silk ribbons.
27373 Pte.A.J.S.Powles,12th Bn., Suffolk.
Regiment, died of wounds on 7th May 1917, aged 25.The Son of Frank and Louise S.H.Fowles,of 149,Isledon Road,Finsbury Park, London.Born and enlisted ar Hollway...  read more

Code: 53213