ORDER OF ST JOHN GROUP OF SIX TO INSPECTOR-LATER TEMPORARY CHIEF CONSTABLE GEOFFREY SPENCER ROYAL AIR FORCE AND LANCASHIRE CONSTABULARY
Order Of St John Officer's breast badge,Defence and 1939/45 War Medals,1953 Coronation Medal and Police Exemplarary Service Medal, this named :
INSPR GEOFFREY SPENCER.
Also comes with his Order Of St John Serving Brothers breast badge, named to: INSP G.SPENCER LANCS CONSTABULARY 15/07/1957.
First five mounted court-style on pin as worn, medals very fine and better.minor dam... read more
VICTORY MEDAL TO HENRY GEORGE CLARK 20TH TYNESIDE SCOTTISH-KILLED IN ACTION ON THE FIRST DAY OF THE SOMME
Victory Medal, named to:
20-1012 PTE.H.G.CLARKE NOTH'D FUS.
Medal extremely fine,on original ribbon.
20-1012 Private Henry George Clark 20th (Tyneside Scottish) Northumberland Fusiliers was killed in action on 1st July 1916 (The first day of the battle of the Somme)
Son of the late Henry George and Jane Clark, of West Hall, Hepple, Rothbury, husband of Margaret Clar... read more
TERRITORIAL FORCE WAR MEDAL GROUP OF THREE TO MACK- NORFOLK REGT-LIEUT CAMBRIDGE REGIMENT
British War and Victory Medals, named to:
2.LIEUT. T. MACK
Territorial Force War Medal, named to:
29761 CPL.T.MACK.NORF.R.
Medals about good very fine.
Discharged to commission-2 Lieut 30/010/1917 (1st Cambridgeshire Regt)
Comes with copied medal Index card,medal roll. read more
BOER WAR-WW1 GROUP OF FOUR TO CIVIL SURGEON-LATER CAPTAIN- ROYAL ARMY MEDICAL CORPS-R.W.E.ROE
Queens South Africa Medal (type 2 reverse) clasps:
TRANSVAAL/CAPE COLONY/ORANGE FREE STATE/SOUTH AFRICA 1901.
Named to; Civil Surg. R.W.E.ROE.
1914/125 Star Trio, named to:
LIEUT/CAPT R.W.E.ROE
Richard William Ely Roe was born in Ireland in 1869.
Trained with the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (Midwif) 1891
Practised in Cachar, India, Bri... read more
ROYAL MARINES MERITORIOUS SERVICE MEDAL (GEORGE VI)-TO COLOUR SERGEANT MOORE-AWARDED 1951
Royal Marines Meritorious Service Medal (George VI)
Named to: PO.11182 C.SGT.T..E.MOORE.28.2.1951
Medal is extremely fine.
Thomas Edward Moore was born on 15th January 1886 in Gosport, Hants. He enlisted in The Royal Marines on 8th July, 1901
It is noted that hr served on H M Y Victoria and Albert from June 1919 until September 1922 and again in 1923.
He is en... read more
MILITARY CROSS GROUP OF FOUR TO PILLING- ROYAL WELSH FUSILIERS-WOUNDED IN BOTH THIGHS AND BY BARBED WIRE-DIED 22ND OCTOBER 1918
Military Cross on original pin, in original box of issue.
1914/15 Star, named to: 19940 SJT W.PILLING.WELSH R.(Naming a little faint-lightly impressed)
British War and Victory Medals, named to:
2 LIEUT W.PILLING.
Medals good very fine, on original silk ribbons.
Second Lieutenant William Pilling 3rd Bn., Attached 2nd Bn., Royal Welsh Fusiliers died on 22nd Oct... read more
1914 STAR AND BAR TRIO- LONG SERVICE GROUP OF SIX TO DORAN-SOUTH WALES BORDERERS
1914 Star and (genuine) bar trio, named to:
10732 PTE.A.C.DORAN S.WALES BORD
1937 Coronation Medal, un-named as issued. General Service Medal (George VI) clasp: PALESTINE
Army Long Service and Good Conduct Medal (George V fixed susp) last two named to: 3902755 PTE.A.C.DORAN S.WALES.BORD.
Medals very fine or better, on original ribbons as worn, mounted on wearing pin... read more
1914/15 STAR TRIO TO JESSE HOSKINS- 8TH BTN EAST SURREY (FOOTBALL BTN) KILLED IN ACTION ON THE FIRST DAY OF THE SOMME (01/07/1916)
1914/A5 Star trio, named to:
4765 PTE.4765 PTE.J.HOSKINS.E.SURR.R.
Medals extremely fine, with original full-length silk ribbons.
5765 Private Jesse Hoskins 8th Bn., East Surrey Regiment was killed in action on 01/07/1916 (The first day of the Somme) aged 21
The Son of Harry Hoskins, of Oak Cottage, Firsfield, Diss, Norfolk.
He is commemorated on the Thiepval... read more
INDIA GENERAL SERVICE MEDAL-CLASP CHIN HILLS 1892-93-TO JACKSON- NORFOLK REGIMENT
India General Service Medal (1854) clasp:
CHIN HILLS 1892-93 named to:
2066 PTE G JACKSON 1ST BN.,NORFOLK REGT
Correctly named in running script.
Medal very fine or better, on original ribbon. Suspension a little twisted and a small area has been filed on the edge of the medal and the naming has been engraved over it, indicating that the medal was filed before bein... read more
LONG SERVICE GROUP OF FIVE TO BRANTHWAITE-A SUB-MARINER-H.M.S.PARTHIAN- WHICH SUNK TWO SUBMARINES
1939/45 Star, Atlantic Star, Africa Star and 1939/45 War Medal.Royal Navy Long Service and Good Conduct Medal (George VI IND IMP) Named to:
KX.75615 J.BRANTHWAITE.A/S. H.M.S.PARTHIAN
Stars as issued in cellophane packets and ribbons, in box of issue, which is named to: Mr J.Branthwaite,41 Harboard Crescent, Gt. Yarmouth, Norfolk.
Long Service Medal extremely fine.
A... read more