ORIGINAL CLASP- PALESTINE 1936-39-FOR THE NAVAL GENERAL SERVICE MEDAL

Original PALESTINE 1936-39 clasp for The Naval General Service Medal.
Clasp a little stained.  read more

Code: 54588

1914/15 STAR TRIO-LONG SERVICE GROUP OF FOUR TO GEORGE DALE- BOATSWAIN- ROYAL NAVY-H.M.S HINDUSTAN ON LONG SERVICE MEDAL

1914/15 Star trio, to: BOSN.G.DALE R.N.
Royal Navy Long Service and Good Conduct Medal (Edward VII) named to: 157601 GEORGE DALE P.O.1.CL.H.M.S.HINDUSTAN
Medals very fine and better, contact wear, silver medals toned.
George Dale was born on 17th November, 1874.He entered the Royal Navy on 17th November, 1892.
Passed for Boatswain 04/05/1903
Chief Boatswain 28...  read more

Code: 54577

VICTORY MEDAL TO CAPTAIN CYRIL HUGH ALLISON- SUFFOLK REGT-KILLED IN ACTION ON 13/11/1916

Victory Medal,named to:
CAPT.C.H.ALLISON
Medal good very fine, on original ribbon.
Captain Cyril Hugh Allison 3rd Bn.,attached 2nd Bn., Suffolk Regiment was killed in action on the 13th November, 1916.He us commemorated on The Thiepval memorial, and Bedford St. Peter's War Memorial
Cyril Hugh Allison was born on 25th September, 1892,the Son of Captain A.A.Allison, I...  read more

Code: 54586

1914/15 STAR TRIO TO FLETCHER-8TH BTN RIFLE BRIGADE-KILLED IN ACTION IN THE LIQUID FIRE ATTACK AT HOOGE 30/07/1915-COMES WITH SILK POSTCARDS,ETC

1914/15 Star trio, named to:
B/1962 CPL.J.FLETCHER.RIF:BRIG:(A-CPL on pair)
B/1962 Corporal John Fletcher 8th Btn Rifle Brigade was killed in action on 30th Jul;y 1915 aged 20.The Son of Emma Fletcher of 2, Burrows Cottages, Southgate, London.(died in the liquid fire attack at Hooge 30th July 1915)
Born and lived Southgate, enlisted in London
Comes with the three or...  read more

Code: 54585

1914/15 STAR -TO 2ND LIEUT WILLIAM JOHN CAMPBELL SANGSTER-GORDON HIGHLANDERS-KILLED IN ACTION AT HOOGE 25TH SEPTEMBER 1915

Victory Medal, named to:
2nd LIEUT W.J.C.SANGSTER.GORF.HIGHRS.
Medal about good very fine.
Second Lieutenant William John Campbell Sangster, 4th Btn., Gordon Highlanders was killed in action on 25th September 1915 aged 20.The Son of William Sangster, J.P.and Mary Sangster, of 62,Ribislawden South, Aberdeen.M.A.(Aberdeen) Medical student.He is commemorated on The Ypres (Men...  read more

Code: 54584

BRITISH WAR AND VICTORY MEDALS TO GULL-KING'S SHROPSHIRE LIGHT INFANTRY-KILLED IN ACTION ON 18TH MARCH 1917-FROM IPSWICH SUFFOLK

British War and Victory Medals, named to:
20813 PTE.H,GULL. K.S.L.I.
Medals extremely fine, on original full length silk ribbons
20813 Private Harry Gull 5th Btn., Shropshire Light Infantry, was killed in action on 18th March, 1917.
The Son of the late Daniel and Emily Marie Gull;husband of Sarah Ann Gull, of Tattingstone, Ipswich.He was born and lived at Tattingsto...  read more

Code: 54583

VICTORY MEDAL TO A H JACOB- MENTIONED IN DESPATCHES WITH THE LIVERPOOL REGT-COMMISSIONED INTO THE MANCHESTER REGT-LATER TAKEN AS A PRISONER OF WAR 16TH APRIL 1918

Victory Medal, named to: 2ND LIEUT A H JACOB
Sold with a West Lancashire Charity Jewel,silver, hallmarked Birmingham 1931-32named to
BRO.A.H.JACOB
Very fine or better.
1496 Company Sergeant Major A.H.Jacob was mentioned in despatches on 4th January 1917.
He was later commissioned into the Manchester Regt., and taken Prisoner Of War 24th March 1918.
He i...  read more

Code: 54582

Q.S.A.AND LATER GROUP OF THREE TO DRAYSON-ROYAL ARMY ORDNANCE CORPS - A CIVILIAN IN WW1-"SERVICE IN THE ROYAL NAVY" ON BWM AND IMPERIAL SERVICE MEDAL TO HARRY FRANCIS DRAYSON

Queens South Africa Medal(type 3 reverse) clasps:
CAPE COLONY/SOUTH AFRICA 1902.
Named to: 4691 PTE.H.F.DRAYSON.A.O.C.
British War Medal, named to:
H.F.DRAYSON. SERVICE WITH THE ROYAL NAVY.
Imperial Service Medal (George VI) named to:
HARRY FRANCIS DRAYSON
Medals very fine or better, Q.S.A.with e/nicks and susp a little loose.
Haary Fran...  read more

Code: 54581

BRITISH WAR AND VICTORY MEDALS-MERCANTILE MARINE WAR MEDAL TO ENGINEER COMMANDER ARCHIBALD SMITH MACKENZIE

British War and Victory Medals, named to:
ENG.S.LT.A.S. MACKENZIE, R.N.R.
Mercantile Marine Medal, named to:
ARCHIBALD S.MACKENZIE
Medals good very fine and better.
Archibald Smith Mackenzie was born in 1888 Saltcoats.He was commissioned Ty Eng Sub Lieut 08/03/1918.He was transferred to Royal Navy.18th November 1918.
Royal Naval Reserve and Royal Navy...  read more

Code: 54580