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D.C.M. (VR) (Driver ) Q.S.A., 2 clasps, Tugela Heights, Relief of Ladysmith (Dvr. 7 Bty. R.F.A.) Superb Colenso award for the epic attempt with Captain Reed (wounded and V.C.) of 7th Battery to recover the guns of 14th & 66th Batteries
D.F.M. (GV1) W.O./Air Gunner 61 (Lancasters) killed in action during his second tour, 3 June 1942 during the return from a raid on Essen, near Waterloo, Belgium when shot down by German 17 victory ‘Ace’ Fritz Schellwat
N.G.S. clasp Syria, St. Jean D’Acre (bronze at one time silvered), Pte. Royal Marines
Q.S.A. A correspondent’s medal ‘Daily Mail’ S.J. Pryor 1865-1924 Editor and managing editor at different times of the Daily Mail where Northcliffe appointed him the first editor in 1896, Daily Express, St. Jame’s Gazette, Evening Gazette, Evening Standard and Tribune, day editor of the Times from 1909 where he acted as Lord Northcliffe’s ‘watchdog’ Accompanied the Bulgarian Army as Times correspondent during the Balkan War 1912-1913 , director of the Times Publishing Company 1909-1918 and the first Press Secretary to the Sovereign & Royal Family, Buckingham Palace 1918-1920
South Africa 1877-8-9 Pte. 1/24th Foot killed in action Isandlwana, 22/1/1879
Waterloo, 1st Regt. Dragoon Guards
B.S.A. Co. reverse Rhodesia 1896 clasp Mashonaland 1897 Pte. 7th. Hussars
Central Africa clasp 1894-98 Pte. B.C.A. Rifles
Air Force Medal for 1940 (the first gazetting of the war), F/Sgt. R.A.F. later F/Lieut. killed in a flying accident with 5 PAFU (Pilots Advanced Flying Unit)
Distinguished Service Order (E11R) officially dated 1953 a rare Korea/Malaya award
Distinguished Service Order (GV1) officially dated 1945 (in an unattributed grouping)
Distinguished Flying Cross (GV1R) second type award 1947-52 officially dated 1951 and a rare example
Order of the British Empire, D.B.E. (Civil) 1st type set of insignia, lady’s shoulder badge, silver-gilt and enamels, on lady’s bow ribbon, and breast star, silver, silver-gilt and enamels
Order of the Bath (G.C.B.) Military breast star
Royal Victorian Order, (G.C.V.O.), Grand Cross breast star, and sash badge, silver gilt and enamels, both officially numbered, with evening dress sash
Order of the Star of India, (K.C.S.I.,) Knight Commander’s set neck badge in gold, silver-gilt and enamels with diamonds,
Queens Gallantry Medal group for Operation Telic, W.O.2 Irish Guards later Captain Irish Guards
1914 trio, 2.Lieut. Northampton Regiment killed in action at Neuve Chapelle, 11/3/1915
Military General Service clasp Java, Captain, K.H. (later Lieutenant General). 69th. Foot
Hong Kong Plague 1894, silver issue Police Constable, Hong Kong Police, received commendable mention for his services at ‘Tung Wah’
Crimea 4 clasps, Alma, Balaklava, Inkermann, Sebastopol, 20th Regiment officially impressed, died in the Crimea, previously a jailed convict
Order of the British Empire, second type, grand cross, sash badge & breast star, with full sash
Waterloo, 1st. Battn. 79th. Regt. severely wounded Waterloo
Military General Service clasp Nive, 84th Foot. discharged in consequence of wounds received at Nive, gunshots to right thigh and hand
Military General Service clasp Badajoz, Royal Artillery
D.C.M. (VR) group, 66 Battery R.F.A. Important and classic group for Colenso. Commended and awarded the D.C.M. for riding a team of horses and successfully rescuing under the heaviest of fire, one of the guns of 66 Battery
I.G.S. 1854 clasp Chin Hills 1892-93 Signaller, Telegraph Department
Punjab clasp Chilianwala, 3rd Light Dragoons, killed in action at Chilianwala, Farrier of Unett’s ‘Greys’ squadron whose charge on the left flank was a pivotal moment in the battle. The recipient is commemorated within in a fine painting of The ‘Grey’s charge, being accompanied into the battle by his dog ‘Albert’ who remained by the side of his master’s body for two days until the corpse was buried
D.F.C., D.F.M. Group of Six to a triple tour Pathfinder. R.A.F.V.R., Who Flew in 84 Operational Sorties over Europe, of which 78 with 35 (Pathfinder) Sqdn, with some 70 over heavily defended German targets, most at the height of Bomber Command losses 1943 and early 1944. With only a 3 month leave served 2 years on constant ops. A member of the ‘Goldfish’ club when rescued having ditched at sea having been hit by flak en-route to bombing Krefeld
Naval General General, Boat Service 27 Sep. 1810, 1st. Lieut. R.M. A fine award for the carrying by bayonet of the battery and the spiking of the guns at Pointe du Che.
D.C.M. (VR) Q.S.A. Relief of Mafeking, Elandslaate, Defence of Ladysmith. Sq. Sergeant Major 5th Drag. Gds & Regimental Sergeant Major. Imperial L.H. Exceptional posthumous award for Hartbeestfontein 22/3/1901, where the recipient was killed in action , a rearguard action later described by the Boer leader Smuts as ‘the most brilliant one I had seen fought by either side during the entire campaign. Both General de la Rey and myself were determined to capture the pom-pom, as well as the ILH” . Additionally commended for Cyferfontein where the ILH came under close range, withering fire from a far numerically superior Boer force, and with mounting casualties with his charger shot in several places and his uniform and saddlery shot though in many places galloped up and down the whole line of ILH, hat in hand, waving the men away, shouting the order: “Retire! Retire!”
Afghan 4 clasps, 72nd Foot
A fine WW2 D.C.M. group awarded in the mountains Of Djebel Bettior, (Tunisia)repelling a German night attack with a machine gun and hand grenades
Victorian D.S.O. with bar for the Great War 6th Iniskilling Dragoons and commanding 6th Dragoons in the Great War and later 6th Cavalry Brigade, both fine action awards. Having in the action at Lake Chrissie, October 1900 found himself riding alongside Commandant Smuts though by then shot through the thigh and unfortunately unarmed. Bar commanding his cavalry brigade in the line at the desperate rearguard action at St. Quentin 22-23 March, 1918
D.C.M. (VR), 1. Yorks. & Lancs. group Superb Pieters Hill 27/02/1900, group. Commended by Colonel Kitchener under whose observation and under heavy fire took the battalion maxim gun up the hill whilst under heavy fire and coming up to the rear of one of the Boer trenches poured a heavy fire into it clearing it of the enemy
Distinguished Service Medal and MID (White Sea) group AM2 RNAS, with superb original documents and photos, both award for anti submarine patrols, who survived being lost at sea for six days in May 1917 kept afloat by a seaplane float. Later commissioned 2.Lieut. and WW2 as Squadron Leader.
Q.S.A. 4 clasps, a fine combination with Defence of Kimberley, and Relief of Mafeking, Pte. Kimberley T.G. (also served Kimberley Lt. Horse), severely wounded at Klipdrift, 7/3/1902
Exceptional family group. Father and 3 sons including AGS Nandi and 1914 trio & Memorial plaque (Lt. Colonel R.A.M.C.) brothers 1914/15 trio, L.S.G.C. and Memorial Plaque, C.S.M. Border Regiment, brother Q.S.A. and father Indian Mutiny pair
I.G.S. 1854 clasp Umbeyla, H.Ms. 101st Regt
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 at Talavera 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’
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
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.
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