BRITISH WAR AND VICTORY MEDALS TO HADDY-8TH LONDONS (POST OFFICE RIFLES)

British War and Victory Medals, named to:
3103 PTE.G,HADDY 8-LOND.R.(Post Office Rifles)
Medals very fine or better, the BWM dark toned.
Comes with copied M.I.C.,which shows later service as 371066 8- London's  read more

Code: 54470

BRITISH WAR AND VICTORY MEDALS TO LANDON-ROYAL NAVAL VOLUNTEER RESERVE-SERVED ON MOTOR LAUNCHES 32 AND 329

British War and Victory Medals, named to:
M.B.1816 S.V.LANDON.C.M.M. R.N.VR.
Medals about good vert fine.
Stanley Victor Landon was born on 24th May 1897 was an Electrical Engineer and joined the Royal Naval Motor Boat Reserve of the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve on 13th December, 1916.He joined H.M.Motor Launch 32 on 23rd February 1917 and later transferred to Motor Launc...  read more

Code: 54469

EDWARD VII VOLUNTEER LONG SERVICE MEDAL-KAISAR-I- HIND OBVERSE TO TOMLINSON PUNJAB LIGHT HORSE

Edward VII Volunteer Long Service Medal (KAISAR-I- HIND Obverse) Service in India
Named to: Trooper H Tomlinson Punjab Light Horse.
Medal very fine or better, with dark toning  read more

Code: 54462

BRITISH WAR AND VICTORY MEDALS TO STICKLES-ROYAL GARRISON ARTILLERY-KILLED IN ACTION ON 8TH NOVEMBER 1917

British War and Victory Medals, named to:
55020 GNR.C.STICKLES.R.A.
Medals very fine or better.
55020 Gunner Charles Stickles,381st Siege Battery,Royal Garrison Artillery was killed in action on 8th November, 1917.
The Son of William and Fanny Kate Stickles, of Copsale, Nuthurst, Horsham Surrey.He was born at Witley, Surrey and enlisted at Horsham.He is buried at The...  read more

Code: 54455

1914/15 STAR-TO PUGH-WORCESTER REGT-KILLED IN ACTION GALLIPOLI ON 6th AUGUST 1915

1914/15 Star, named to:
22069 PYE.G.E.PUGH.WORC.R.
Medal good very fine.
22069 Pte George Edward Pugh,4th Btn., Worcestershire Regt was killed in action on 6th August 1915 at Gallipoli
He was born in Hereford,and lived and enlisted at Birmingham.
He is commemorated in The Helles Memorial  read more

Code: 54452

1914/15 STAR AND BRITISH WAR MEDAL-TO LEWIS-BERKSHIRE REGT-DIED OF WOUNDS-5TH NOVEMBER 1916

1914/15 Star, British War Medal, named to:
11735 PTE.J.LEWIS.R.BERKS R.(CPL on BWM)
Medals extremely fine on modern ribbons
11735 Lance Serjeant Joseph Frederick Lewis,1st Bn. ,Royal Berkshire Regt,died of wounds on 5th November, 1916.
The Son of Jabez and Mary Lewis,of The Lindens, Warfield, Bracknell, Berks.
Born at Sunningdale, lived at Bracknell and enlis...  read more

Code: 54445

BRITISH WAR AND VICTORY MEDALS TO BOSWELL-DIED 2ND AUGUST 1920

British War and Victory Medals, named toL
48726 PTE.E.BOSWELL R.A.M.C.
Medals very fine or better.(Also entitled to Star)
48726 Pte. Ernest Boswell,Royal Army Medical Corps died on 2nd August 1920.
Son of Harry and Sarah Boswell: husband of Rose Elizabeth Boswell, of Newells Cottages, Heyshott. Born at Cocking, Midhurst Sussex.He is buried at Heyshott (St James) Chu...  read more

Code: 54441

VICTORY MEDAL-TO DUNCAN-ROYAL SCOTS FUSILIERS-KILLED IN ACTION ON 22/08/1917

Victory Medal, named to:
15372 PTE.A.DUNCAN.R.S.FUS.
Medal very fine or better.
15372 Alexander Duncan,6th/7th Bn., Royal Scots Fusiliers was killed in action on 22nd August 1917/
The Son of Andrew Duncan, of 2,Furguson Place, Burntisland; husband of Margaret McArthur Duncan, of Balfron, Stirlingshire. He was born at Burntisland, Fifeshire and enlisted at Edinburgh....  read more

Code: 54437

VICTORY MEDAL NAMED TO KERSHAW-2ND BTN YORKSHIRE REGT-KILLED IN ACTION ON 24TH APRIL 1917

Victory Medal, named to:
38233 PTE.J.L.KERSHAW.YORK.R.
Medal extremely fine, on original silk ribbon
28233 Private Joseph Leonard Kershaw was killed in action on 24th April, 1917.
The Son of the late Mr and Mrs.Lionel Kershaw; husband of Ada Evelyn Kershaw, of 4,Pitt's St., Cutler Heights Lane, Bradford, Yorks.
He was born at Burstall,Yorks and enlisted at Br...  read more

Code: 54435

1914 STAR-TO HALSEY-BEDFORDSHIRE REGT-DIED OF WOUNDS 26/09/1915

1914 Star, named to:
9586 PTE.F.HALSEY-2/BEDFORDSHIRE REGT
Medal about good very fine, on original piece of silk ribbon.
9586 Lance Serjeant Frank Halsey 2nd Btn., Bedfordshire Regt., died of wounds on 26th September 1915.He was born at Great Gaddeston, Herts and enlisted at Hemel Hempstead. He is buried at Labourse Communal Cemetery.
He arrived in France on 06/10/...  read more

Code: 54429