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Order of the Star of India, (C.S.I.,) Companion’s neck badge, gold and enamel, with central cameo of Queen Victoria, the motto of the Order set in rose diamonds
Order of the Indian Empire (C.I.E.) neck badge, gold & enamels, Garrard case of issue
Cabul 1842, Punjab no clasp Captain (on both medals) 53rd. N.I.
A.F.M (GV1) entitled to D.F.M. B.E.M. awarded D.F.M. and A.F.M. whilst aged over 50 for work with special wireless equipment counter measures against the German offensive beam system during with he took part in 19 ops connected with the ‘Trinity’ system
Indian Mutiny, Ensign, 67th N.I. (later Colonel) good Mutiny service. (despatches)Also served China 1860, Bhootan and Afghanistan 1878
Second World War night fighter’s – and Battle of Britain veteran’s – D.S.O., D.F.C. and Bar group to Flight Lieutenant , RAFVR In one of the most successful partnerships of the war, as Observer/Navigatorto Wing Commander J. G. ‘Johnny’ Topham, D.S.O., D.F.C., scored 13 confirmed victories, in Beaufighters of No. 219 Squadron and Mosquitos of No. 125 Squadron
Order of the British Empire, second type, grand cross, sash badge & breast star, Garrard case of issue
Order of St. Michael & St. George (KCMG) Neck badge & breast star Garrard case of issue
Air Force Medal (GV), 1914/15 trio (MID) Corpl. RAF & A.M.1 R.N.A.S. Award & twice MID for services in Airships. Served as Gunlayer in C.27, transferring off one week before it was shot down with the loss of the whole crew
The Order of St. Michael and St. George, (G.C.M.G.), Knight Grand Cross set
Small Army Gold Medal for Talavera, Lieut Colonel, 1st Bn. 48th Foot. ‘The Heroes of Talavera’. Mortally wounded at the head of his regiment when required by Wellington to advance through the broken centre of the British line to repulse the advancing French. Whilst grievously wounded gained fame by coolly removing his bicorn and passing it to his major stating “You will have the honour of leading the 48th to the charge”.
Small Field Officer’s Gold Medal for Talavera Major, 1st Battalion, 88th Regiment of Foot. Commanded the 88th at Talavera. Commanded the left wing of the ‘Devil’s Own’ during the attempt to retake the city of Buenos Aires in 1807, with his companies fought through the streets until surrounded and following a stand of some three hours ‘not until nearly annihilated and until they had expended the last ball cartridge that could be found even in the pouches of their dead or dying companions’
D.F.C. (GV1) 1945 an original issue marked ‘duplicate’
Air Force Cross (GV)
D.S.M. (GV1) second type ‘Fid Def’ group for Korea. Extremely rare type, destroyer HMS Charity which was variously engaged in ship to shore action
D.S.O. (GV), and Second Bar award, M.C., (GV), 1914-15 Star (2. Lieut. 2/Lond. R.), B.W.M., Victory Medal (Lt. Col.) Lieut. Col. 2/London Regt. Served with the battalion from it’s arrival in France as a junior 2. Lieutenant rising to permanent command the battalion in 1917 and continued to serve with the battalion until some three weeks from the war’s end less some five months following serious wounds
Naval General Service, clasp, Off Mardoe 6 July 1812, Volr 1st Class. (later Lieutenant) 47 awarded (approx 19 known) also serving on Bellerophon in July 1815 when Napoleon surrendered to Captain Maitland
Small Army Gold Medal for Corunna, With gold ribbon buckle and original case of issue. Lieut. Col. 43rd. Foot. Later killed in action at the head of his regiment at the especially fine Light Division action at the Bridge of Coa. Prisoner of War at the fall of Guadaloupe in 1794 escaping from captivity in 1795.
E.& W. Africa clasp 1891-92, Naval L.S.G.C. (EDV11) H.M.S. Widgeon / Europa
I.G.S. 1854, clasp Umbeyla, 101st. Regt
Korean War fighter pilot’s group Flying Officer, Royal Australian Air Force, who flew Gloster Meteors with 77 Squadron in 132 operational sorties and was awarded the D.F.C. in 1953 for ‘outstanding courage during many successful attacks against the enemy’ during the Korean War
Baltic Medal
G.B.E. 1st type military sash badge and breast star, case of issue (inset missing)
1908 North West Frontier D.C.M. group of five awarded to No. 3 Mountain Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery
August 1914 D.S.M. (GV) MID group of five awarded to Stoker Petty Officer, for gallantry at the Battle of Heliogoland on 28 August 1914, when he ‘behaved with conspicuous coolness and resource’ when a shell exploded in the boiler room of H.M.S. Laertes, the most serious of four shell strikes that day
G.C.M.G. Collar, silver gilt and enamel, Garrard case of issue
D.C.M. (VR), Q.S.A. pair, Driver 7 Battery R.Arty. for the epic attempt to save the guns at Colenso
Crimea clasp Alma, Scots Fusilier Guards, killed in action at Alma 20/9/1854 officially impressed
Hyderabad 1843, Gunner 1st Battery Artillery
D.C.M. group Highland Light Infantry for Ypres 1915, (Victory missing), also entitled to a Russia, Cross of St. George
Q.S.A. no clasp, Central News, a War Correspondent’s Medal
Q.S.A. Cape Colony, Southern Province Cyclist Corps
I.G.S. 1854 clasp Umbeyla, H.M.s. 71st Regt.
immediate and superb D.F.M. and Logbook group awarded in June 1940, though wounded, displayed great courage in an epic return journey from the Ruhr in a badly shot up Whitley which had to be ditched in the sea. once more involved in a post-sortie ditching that September, and even though the most strenuous efforts were made by air sea rescue services over three days in stormy conditions, he was among those lost on the third day.
D.S.M. (GV- Signaller “Larkspur), B.W.M., Victory, (Sub Lieutenant) awarded DSM and commissioned by direct commendation of Admiral Beatty for the saving of the vessel and lives
Indian Mutiny, Lucknow, Ensign, 23rd Royal Welsh Fusiliers
D.F.C. (EIIR) 1956 for Malaya group, additionally MID also for Malaya ret. 1957 and killed in a flying accident September 1958, Middle Eastern Airways, aircraft disappeared between Cyprus and Rhodes
M.M. 1914/15 trio, 9/ Scottish Rifles
Indian Mutiny, clasp Lucknow, A.B. H.M.S.Shannon
Indian Mutiny, clasp Lucknow, A.B. H.M.S. Shannon
Indian Mutiny clasp Lucknow, Qr. Master H.M.S. Shannon
Order of the Bath (C.B) (Military) breast badge, gold & enamels, hallmarks ‘AJS’ a Strachan 1828 ‘Economy’ issue. A rare one year type
N.G.S. 2 clasps, Arabian Peninsula, Brunei, C.S.M. clasp Borneo, Pte. Royal Marines
N.G.S. clasp Brunei, C.S.M. clasp Borneo, Pte. Royal Marines
Q.S.A. single clasp Belmont, Pte. L.N. Lancs. R killed in action Graspan 24/11/1899
I.G.S. 1854, clasp Perak, 1-10th Regt
Military General Service, 3 clasps, 3rd Foot, wounded at Plattsburg, North America, September 1814, and previously at Maya, 1813
D.S.M. (GV1) group P.O. Telegraphist fine submarines award H.M.S. Unswerving for war patrols in the Aegean, March – October 1944, during which time she accounted for the sinking of 7 vessels
Indian Mutiny clasp, Lucknow, Ensign 42nd Highlanders
B.W.M., Victory & Memorial Plaque, Dvr. R. Artillery, wounded, taken prisoner of war, Chapelle Armentieres 27/5/1918 and died in enemy hands, 15/10/1918, buried Berlin
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