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Q.S.A. with Defence of Mafeking, Trooper Protectorate Regiment. wounded in Captain Fitzclarence’ ‘D’ Squadron (also wounded and Victoria Cross) epic night bayonet assault by 53 men of the Squadron on the Boer trenches numbering some 600 during the Siege 27 October , 1900
Egypt 1882, clasp Alexandria 11th July, Lieutenant H.M.S. Sultan
1887 Jubilee, clasp 1897, silver
Naval General Service clasp Trafalgar, served Private , Royal Marines, H.M.S. Conqueror. A unique name on the roll. Conqueror engaged and present at the surrender in turn of the Bucentaure (80), the monster Santissima Trinidad (140) and the 74 L’Intrepide
1887 Jubilee, silver, clasp 1897
1958 Malaya Helicopter Pilot’s’ D.F.C., 1954 A.F.C. group Squadron Leader , R.A.F. A Meteor Pilot (AFC) prior to converting to helicopters and flying Sycamores in Malaya 1956-58, (DFC) later Captain commanding Helicopter section, Queen’s Flight, 1962 until killed in a crash following the failure off the gearbox
1914 Star & bar trio & Memorial Plaque, 6th Dragoon Guards attd 1st Liufe Guards, killed in action near Zwarteleen during the First Battle of Ypres on 6 November 1914
Indian Mutiny 2 clasps, Lucknow, Delhi, Sergeant, 9th Lancers
Waterloo, Royal Horse Guards
A C.B. (Military) group for Afghanistan, commanding 81st Foot
Ghuznee Cabul, 41st Foot
Waterloo, Corporal 2nd Batt. 30th. Foot
WW2 A.F.C. and Second Award Bar group with Eva Peron Gold medal (officially embossed naming) Wing Commander, R.A.F., Hudsons with Coastal Command, Instructor in Canada, and 24 Squadron (King’s Flight & VIP), and flew VIP’s during the war, including Winston Churchill, Clement Attlee, Field Marshal Sir Alan Brooke, and the Royal Family. At one time personal pilot of Eva Peron. Shot down in 1955, flying an El-Al Lockheed Constellation at the height of the Cold War. The passenger aircraft, with a crew of 7 and a passenger list of 51 , was intercepted and shot down by two Bulgarian MiG fighters, 27 July 1955. All of the crew and passengers lost their lives, in what became a major international incident
Air Force Medal, (GV). (Flt. Sgt. R.A.F.); B.W.M with M.I.D. oak leaves ( F. Sgt.R.A.F), 216 Sqdn. for Palestine 1920
Q.S.A 2 clasps, Relief of Mafeking, Tr., S. Rhod. Vols
Naval General Service, 1 clasp, Basque Roads 1809, Lieut. R.N.
Royal Victorian Order, (G.C.V.O.), Grand Cross breast star, and sash badge, silver gilt and enamels, both officially numbered 606, part original sash
Military General Service single clasp St. Sebastian, 47th Foot, wounded in the chest, fractures of right thigh and left leg
Queens Sudan and Khedives Sudan clasp Hafir, N. Staffs Regt.
Albert Medal for Land Colliery Manager, for his gallantry in rescuing five trapped Welsh miners at the Tynewydd Colliery after a nine days in April 1877. A rescue so gallant as to lead to the institution of the Medal for Land
I.G.S. 1854 3 clasps with Kachin Hills 1892-93 and China 1900 , Relief of Pekin, Lieut. 29th Madras & Major 33rd Burma Inf.
Afghan clasp Kandahar & Kabul to Kandahar Star 9th Lancers
Maharajpoor Star 1843, 16th Lancers, also served in the Sutlej and present at the regiment’s charge at Aliwal
Second World War D.F.C. group of six awarded to Flight Lieutenant A. Beale (later A/Sqdn Ldr.) (formerly Weinberg), RAFVR, late Manchester Regiment, who completed a tour of operations as an Air Gunner in No. 50 Squadron including the Peenemunde raid and also destroyed one enemy night fighter
Order of the British Empire Grand Cross, Ladies (G.B.E) 1st type, civil, smaller type breast star (78mm x 75mm.) and sash badge, silver gilt and enamel
South Africa 1853 Commt. Clerk served 1846-7 and 1850-3 Wars in charge of transport in the latter. Later Registrar of Kimberley & De Beer Mines and Chairman of the Kimberley Mining Board from 1877
South Africa clasp 1879, 57th Foot
Military Cross group with Memorial Plaque, 2nd Welsh Regiment. A fine posthumous award commanding ‘A’ Coy. at High Wood, Somme September 1916, being wounded on the opening day, he remained in command of his company until killed in action on the 8th. With a good biography with photo in De Ruvigny Roll of Honour
K.C.B. Civil, case only, King’s case by Garrard, good condition, closes well
Companion of Honour case only by John Pinches
Companion of Honour (C.H.) G.V. issue , Pinches case of issue
South Africa 1853, 73rd Regiment
Indian Mutiny clasp Delhi, 75th Regt. Wounded at Badli-ki-Serai, 8 June 1857
Distinguished Conduct Medal group (VR) 14th Battery R.F.A. Superb award for attempting to save the guns of 14th & 66th Batteries at Colenso where the recipient rode up with a limber and during his attempt his horses were shot and he was wounded and taken prisoner
Distinguished Service Medal (GV1) group . Superb award as TAG 819 Naval Air Squadron for the Swordfish attack and sinking of U-288 with all hands in the Barents Sea 3 April, 1944
Military Medal group 4th (Balloon) Wing R.F.C. died on active duty October, 1918
Distinguished Service Medal and Second Award Bar submarines group Coxswain H.M. Submarine Triumph, who won the D.S.M. for Mediterranean War Patrols in February to July 1941, and was awarded a Bar for Mediterranean War Patrols in August 1941 mainly for the torpedo attack on the Italian 8” Cruiser Bolzano in which the Commanding Officer was recommended for the Victoria Cross; lost aboard Triumph on 20 January 1942 being his 14th War Patrol aboard Triumph was she sunk with all hands
Volunteer Force L.S.G.C. (EDV11) 2nd Lieutenant, 12th Middx. V.R.C.
Distinguished Flying Cross (E11R) dated 1953, a rare Korea/Malaya issue
Distinguished Conduct Medal (EDV11) group, Corporal (later W.O. Cl.1) 78th Battery. Perhaps the hardest fought battery of the Boer War especially at Hekpoort. 11 July 1900, when many of the gunners and drivers fell casualty and Captains Gordon and Younger of the Gordons rushing forward to help save the guns won a Victoria Cross and a posthumous V.C. respectively
Indian Mutiny clasp Delhi, 1st 60th Rifles, killed in action 14/9/1857
East & West Africa impressed Mwele 1895 on rim clasp Benin 1897 Ord. H.M.S. St. George
D.S.M. and second bar award, Patrol Services and ‘U-boat action’ group, for gallantry as Gunlayer aboard H.M.S. Zinnia
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
Waterloo, 1st Regt. Dragoon Guards
Central Africa clasp 1894-98 Pte. B.C.A. Rifles
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
Queens Gallantry Medal group for Operation Telic, W.O.2 Irish Guards later Captain Irish Guards
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