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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
South Africa 1877-8-9, Pte. 1/24th Foot killed in action at Isandlwana, 22/1/1879
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
Sutlej reverse Aliwal, 16th. Lancers. Killed in action at Aliwal, 28 Jan. 1846. An epic cavalry action
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
AGS Somaliland 1902-04, Sudan 1899 pair Telegraph Section Royal Engineers
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
Kelat-i-Ghilzi, 43rd Bengal Native Infantry, neatly renamed in a correct running script style possibly officially
Waterloo, Drummer, 35th Regiment, enlisted 1805 as a 10 year old boy, Died Barracks near Brighthelmston, Sussex 1818 aged 23
Q.S.A. Cape Colony, Southern Province Cyclist Corps
Sudan pair, QSA pair with Belmont, Modder River, Northumberland Fusiliers wounded at Omdurman 2 Sept. 1898
South Africa 1879, I.G.S. 1854 clasp Burma 1885-7, 2/21sr Foot/R. Sco. Fus.
I.G.S. 1854 clasp Umbeyla, H.M.s. 101st Regt.
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
Indian Mutiny 2 clasps, Relief of Lucknow, lucknow, Ord. H.M.S. Shannon wounded at Kudjwa 1/11/1857 and later died at Gyah
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
South Atlantic 1982, with rosette (AB(S) H.M.S. Glamorgan), C.S.M. clasp, Gulf (AB(S) D157672S RN). Glamorgan was hit by bombs 1/5/1982 and by an exocet 12/6/1982
Silver ribbon buckle Naval General Service width
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
Military General Service, 3 clasps, with Sahagun & Benevente, 7th Light Dragoons, wounded in the neck at Benevente. The scarcest Peninsula casualty medal.
Q.S.A. clasp Talana, Dundee Rifle Association
The Order of Merit, (EDVII), Civil Division neck badge, gold and enamels, ‘Collingwood & Co.Case of issue
B.W.M., Victory 2.Lieutenant. served Northumberland Fusiliers
Indian Mutiny, no clasp, (Regt. S. Major, 4th Eurpn. Lt. Cavy.), Indian Army L.S. G.C., (V.R.), 1st issue, H.E.I.C. arms obverse Sergt. Major, 10th Regt. L.C. 15th Jan. 1857).
D.S.O. (GV) group to Vice-Admiral R.N. killed in action, Commodore commanding Convoy SC-94, a destroyer commander at the battles of Dogger Bank, Heligoland Bight and Jutland.(MID). 1 of 2 R.N. officers for Aro 1901-02
Fine Parachute Regiment group of 8. N. Ireland, Afghanistan, Iraq, Accumulated CSM, L.S.G.C. A 23 year man
Order of the Bath, K.C.B. (Military) breast star, silver with gold and enamel centre, c. 1815-20, 80mm diameter, the reverse fitted with silver double-prong pin for wearing, most probably of Portuguese manufacture
Q.S.A. with Talana, Defence of Ladysmith, King’s Royal Rifle Corps
B.W.M., Victory & Sunderland Peace Medal, Pte.Somerset Light Infantry wounded First Day of the Somme 1/7/1916 with photo in hospital uniform
D.S.M. group Chief Engine Room Artificer, superb submarine award 1940, H.M.S Traiad, for patrols off the Norwegian coast and later killed in action during a close action submarine to submarine surface action when Traiad was sunk with all hands
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