WW1 AND TERRITORIAL EFFICIENCY MEDAL GROUP OF FOUR -TO LIEUT STANLEY LLOYD- INDIAN ARMY AND ASSAM VALLEY LIGHT HORSE
British War and Victory Medals, named to: LIEUT S LLOYD (LT on Victory Defence Medal, and Territorial Efficiency Medal (George V) -clasp INDIA named to:
L-CPL S.LLOYD ASSAM V.L.H. A.F.I.
Medals about good very fine. on wearing bar as worn-Victory hanging by a thread
Stanley Lloyd, commissioned 2 Lieut London Gazette 8th December 1916 (Cavalry branch Indian Army)
S... read more
BWM/VICTORY AND GENERAL SERVICE MEDAL 2 CLASPS -TO CAPTAIN COWIE-79TH CANARTIC INFANTRY-MENTIONED IN DESPATCHES FOR IRAQ 1921
British War and Victory Medals, named to:
LT.F.COWIE.
General Service Medal, clasps IRAQ and N.W.PERSIA.
Named to: LIEUT F.COWIE.79-CANARTIC INF.
Medals good very fine and better, on original stitched ribbons.
Mentioned in despatches 9th September 1921 (Iraq)
79th CANARTIC INFANTRY
Cowie,Lt.F., I.A.R.O. (attd)
Captain Frank Cowie first c... read more
MILITARY MEDAL GROUP OF FOUR TO SJT UTTING- RIFLE BRIGADE-KILLED IN ACTION ON 30TH OCTOBER 1918
Military Medal, named to: 1615 SJT.B.UTTING.1/ RIF BRIG.
1914/15 Star trio, named to:1615 SJT.B.UTTING.RIF.BRIG.(L/CPL on star)
Medals extremely fine or better, the two silver medals dark toned. All on original full-length original silk stitched ribbons
Military Medal London Gazette 12th June 1918.(likely for the first few days of the March offensive)
Serjeant Bertie... read more
VICTORIA LONG SERVICE MEDAL AND M.S.M. TO BANDMASTER STEBBINGS-ROYAL WARWICKSHIRE REGT
Long Service and Good Conduct Medal (small letter reverse)
2275 BANDMR E.STEBBINGS 1ST Bn R.WAR.R. Meritorious Service Medal (George V)
BNDMSTR. E.STEBBINGS I R.WAR.R.
Medals extremely fine or better.
Edward Stebbings was born in Hackney, London around1845.
He attested for the 11th Regiment on 30th June 1859 aged 14.
He served in the Cape, China and In... read more
INDIAN VOLUNTEER FORCES DECORATION-TO CAPTAIN W.P.R.PRATT-21ST BURMA RAILWAY BN I.D.F
Indian Volunteer Forces Decoration.(George V)
Named to: CAPTN W.P.R.PRATT 21ST BURMA RLY.BN.IDF
Decoration extremely fine, with intact gilding and top suspension bar.
Awarded 31st May 1919.
Walter Philip Raven Pratt was born 18th May 1879,at Bedfield, Framlingham, Suffolk. He attested for the Norfolk Regiment on January 19th 1900 and served with the 2nd Volunteer Btn... read more
1914/15 STAR-TO FOX-NORFOLK REGIMENT-KILLED IN ACTION ON THE FIRST DAY OF THE SOMME 01/07/1916
1914/15 Star, named to: 13101 CPL.A.FOX.NORF.R.
Medal about good very fine, on original full-length ribbon.
13101 Corporal Afred Fox, 8th Bn., Norfolk Regiment was killed in action on 01/07/1916 (The first day of the battle of the Somme) The Son of Mr and Mrs W. Fox, of 10b Ames Street Norwich. He was born at Trowse, Norwich and enlisted at Norwich.He is commemorated on the Thiepv... read more
BRITISH WAR MEDAL TO SJT IRONSIDE -A DCM WINNER WHO DIED OF WOUNDS ON 19/11/1914-DCM AWARDED FOR 23RD AUGUST 1914-LISTED IN DE-RUVIGNYS ROLL OF HONOUR
British War Medal, named to:
32255 SJT.R.S.IRONSIDE.R.A.
32255 Serjeant Robert Stewart Ironside 120th Battery Royal Field Artillery died of wounds on 9th November 1914 aged 31.The Son of Hannah Coon (formerly Ironside) of Hunworth, Melton Constable, Norfolk, and the late William Stewart Ironside. Native of Aberdeen.
He was born at Sheffield and enlisted at Newcastle-on Ty... read more
TERRITORIAL EFFICIENCY MEDAL PRISONER OF WAR GROUP OF THREE TO GREENACRE- ROYAL NORFOLK REGT-CATURED-FALL OF FRANCE
1939/45 Star,1939/45 War Medal and Territorial Efficiency Medal (George VI) with TERRITORIAL bar
Territorial Efficiency Medal named to: 5764049 PTE.C.GREENACRE R.NORFOLK
Medals extremely fine.
Pte C Greenacre was reported missing on 13/06/1940
later confirmed as a Prisoner Of War, he was held at Stalag 20b (Marienburg) read more
BOER WAR PAIR TO SIR EDMUND BEECROFT FRANCIS HEATHCOTE LACON- BARONET 12TH LANCERS
Queens South Africa Medal, clasps: CAPE COLONY/ORANGE FREE STATE
Named to: LIEUT SIR E.B. LACON BART.12TH RL LANCERS( naming impressed)
King's South Africa Medal, clasps: SOUTH AFRICA 1901/SOUTH AFRICA 1902 (naming engraved)
Named to: LT.SIR E.B.F.H. LACON BT 12/LCRS
Medals very fine, contact wear, edge bruise on Q.S.A. large e/bruise on K.S.A.
Lt. 4th (Militi... read more
BIRMINGHAM PAL'S MILITARY CROSS CROSS GROUP OF FOUR TO LIEUT HARRY LESLIE HIGGINS-PLAYED FIRST CLASS COUNTY CRICKET FOR WORCESTERSHIRE-AND RUGBY FOR THE OLD EDWARDIANS
Military Cross (George V) unnamed as issued
1914/15 Star trio, named to: to 2 LIEUT H.L.HIGGINS R.WAR.R. (2nd Lieut on pair)
Medals about good very fine, on original shortened stitched ribbons
M.C. London Gazette 25th November 1916
Temp 2nd Lieutenant Harry Leslie Higgins. For conspicuous gallantry in action. "He went forward under very heavy fire to ascertain the s... read more