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A PERCUSSION SPORTING GUN & FLASK. A double-barrelled percussion sporting gun with worm damaged stock. In need of repair/renovation with rust evident, 44.1/4" overall length. A leather shotflask, again in need of repair. £80-100
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A NAVAL CUTLASS. An 1845 Naval Cutlass with steel hilt and Crown above 13 on the 24.1/4" straight blade, lacking a scabbard. £70-100
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AN INDIAN DAGGER. An Indian double bladed dagger with horn grip. Two swept opposing blades of approximately 10" each, with inscriptions on each side. 24.3/4" overall length. £80-100
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A HALF GUINEA PIECE. A George III Half Guinea piece dated 1803 £150-200
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A QUANTITY OF COINAGE. A sizeable quantity of GB and Foreign 20thC coinage issues. Including such countries as France, Italy, Canada including a silver Dollar UNC set etc. £70-100
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A CASED NURSING MEDAL etc. A cased silver Queen Marys Committee, Queens Institute of District Nursing medal. With red ribbon with two thin black lines, Birmingham hallmarks for 1947? and T & S. Documents are associated to this medal, including Muriel J Tuck Pianoforte 1908. British Red Cross and Order of St John 1919. for the Honorary Services to the Sick and Wounded 1916. Two Pitmans Shorthand Certificates both dated 1919 and one states 80 words per minute. £40-60
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ROMAN COINAGE. AE coinage of Magnentius 350-353Ad x 2. MAGNENTIUS AVG with reverse a large Christogram with A & W Salus DD NN.AVG et CAES. 2/ IMP CAE MAGNENTIUS AVG with Victoria Avg Lib Romanor reverse. Standing with a foot on captive holding a branch and standard. Also a Sestertius of Maximus. Obverse reads MAXIMUS CAES GERM, with PRINCIPI IUVENTVTIS, standing fugure reverse. 18.7gms. (3) £40-60
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A SESTERTIUS OF DOMITIAN etc. IMP CAES DOMIT GERM COS XVII CENS PR PP, IOVI VICTORI withJupiter seated reverse. 23.7gms. A Sestertius of Nero, with NERO CAES AVG PONT M obverse and Triumphal Arch SC reverse. 23gms. A Sestertius of Nerve, IMP NERVA CAESER AVG PM obverse, FORTUNA AVG reverse legend. 23.6gms £40-60
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AN AUGUSTUS SESTERTIUS etc. DIVS CAESER AUGUSTUS PM PP and Decus on horseback advancing to the right reverse. 22.4gms. A Hadrian Sestertius, HADRIANVS AUGUSTVS obverse and a Galley with COS III PP reverse. 23.2gms. A Aeliis Sestertius, with AELIVS CAESER obverse and Spes advancing reverse. 26gms. (3) £40-60
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A SESTERTIUS. Legend appears to read CAES M CLODIUS PUPIENUS AVG. Reverse has Victory standing with shield VICTORIA AVG. 16.8gms. An Antoninius Sestertius with M. ANTONINIVS AVG obverse and Clementia holding Patera SC reverse. 25.4gms. Another of Antoninius ANTONINIVS PIVS with an illegible reverse. A Vespasian Sestertius in poor condition. A Trajan Sestertius with Temple of Jupiter SPQR OPTUS PRINCIPI reverse 21.4 gms. A Dupondus of AUGUSTUS TRIBUME POTEST-CASSIMUS GALLUS III. £40-60
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AN AE COIN OF THE EMPEROR AGGRIPPA. An AE coin of M AGRIPPA L F COS III, with Neptune standing reverse and large SC. 11gms. An AE coin of Julius Caeser Ivivus Divo facing right obverse, with CAESER DIVI F facing right reverse. 23.1gms. (Possibly a Victorian Copy). A Galba piece, IMP SER SVPLI GALBA AVG TR obverse, with Libertas Publica SC reverse. 9.6gms. (3) £40-50
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A TRAJAN SESTERTIUS etc. IMP CAES NERVAE TRIANO AVG GER DAC obverse, reverse of Artemis in Shrine (Lydia) SC. 25.1 gms in worn condition. A Nero Sestertius IMP NERO CAES AVG PONT MAX obverse with Victory Flying clutching her shield reverse. 10.2 gms. A Domitian Sestertius, IMP CAES DOMIT AVG GERM COS XVI obverse, with VITUTI AVG VETI reverse. 10gms. (3) £40-60
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THREE ROMAN COINS. A Valerian Antoninus IMP C P LIC VALERIANVS with FIDES MILITVM rverse, Victory standing between two standards. 3.3gms. 2/ Another of Trebonius Gallus IMP CAE C VIB TREB. GALLVS AVG, reverse Victory Standing VICTORIA AVGG. 3gms. 3/ Another with same obverse legend, reverse LIBERTAS AVG (Libertas standing facing right.3.4gms. A Denarius of Julia Augusta with JULIA AUGUSTA obverse and Venus standing holding an apple reverse. 3.2gms. Another with IMP CAES NERVA CAES AVG PH TR obverse, seated figure reverse. 4.3gms. £40-60
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A MEMORIAL PLAQUE. A Widows Penny named to a Frederick Harold Sale, of which name two are listed. A R Navy and a Notts & Derby Regt recipients. The RN recipient was on HMS Hogue and was KIA on the 22/8/1914. The Notts & Derbys recipient on the 20/4/1918. £40-50
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SEVEN RUSSIAN DEFENCE MEDALS. Including the Defence of Kiev, Leningrad, Moscow, Stalingrad, Caucasus, Arctic and Odessa. £60-80
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THREE RUSSIAN 'CAPTURE' MEDALS. Including the Capture of Berlin 2nd May 1945. Capture of Budapest 13 Jan 1945 also Capture of Vienna 13th April 1945. (3) £50-70
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TEN RUSSIAN MEDALS. (10) Various Russian medals including Distinguished Labor, Valiant Labor, 10/15/20 years Long Service and commemorative awards etc. £70-100
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A GLOUCESTERSHIRE REGT LSGC MEDAL. A George V issue Long Service Good Conduct medal, named to 5172044 C.Sjt E Warrick. Glouc R. £30-40
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A FAMILY GROUP OF Gt WAR MEDALS-ISM. A 1914-15 Star, British War & Victory medals named to 56197 Spr-Pte W L De Courcy RE. Cased Imperial Service Medal named to William Louis De Courcy., George VI issue. William L De Courcy entered the French theatre of war 17/7/1915, Class IV Reserve 13/5/1919. British War & Victory medals named to his Brother in Law 125232 Pte S H Gibbs MGC. Sidney Harold Gibbs 59th Battalion Machine Gun Corps died as a Prisoner of War, on the 12th December 1918 of Pneumonia. (Unrepatriated) Buried in Berlin South West Cemetery, the son of Mr William and Mrs Gibbs of 20 Horton Street, St Phillips, Bristol. £90-120
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A QUANTITY OF MASONIC MEDALS. (12) Masonic awards including silver gilt and gilded base metal varieties. Steward x 3, Royal Masonic Benevolent Institution x 3 with Steward top bars. Gt W and others of the period. £80-100
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RED CROSS MEDALS etc. (3) Red Cross medals named to N M Perry, dated 1937 & 1939, the last undated and unnamed for 3 years service. Two named are First Aid Proficiency in Chemical Warfare and Proficiency in Red Cross Nursing. Life Saving bronze award to N M Perry 1934, also a Girl Guides Lapel Badge. Red Cross 66 Somerset shoulder titles and associated further badges, including City Hospital Plymouth bracelet tag. £50-70
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VARIOUS MEDALS & AWARDS. Royal Marine medal with SMG 1973 on the bar, 5th and 8th Army medallions. Cased QEII Special Constabulary medal John O Ditton. Cased Imperial Service Medal GV, named to Lilian M Irvine, with a St Johns award. Cased Papal medal of Leopold XIII 1888, sporting awards etc £50-70
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THE MEDALS & PAPERWORK OF Sgt A W TARR RA. No 777578 Sgt Tarr of the Fifth Medium Regt Royal Artillery, was awarded the 1939/45, Africa bar 1st army, Italy Stars, Defence and War medals. With issue slip (5-1), Medical Card 1938, Pay Form and 17th June 1945 Church Service for those of the Regt that lost their lives in the Campaign. RA Association card addressed to Arthur William Tarr 232 Whitehall Rd, Bristol.5. £40-60
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A WOUND BADGE & FOREIGN MEDALS. A Silver Wound Badge awarded to 148 L/Cpl James Alfred Turnham 11th London Regt. Who enlisted in 1908 and was Discharged aged 35 years in April 1915, due to wounds. Hungarian, French, Austrian Gt War period medals. Also a Monte Cassino Cross etc. (7) £50-70
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VICTORY MEDALS. (12) Victory medals named to 165959 Sjt F A Kitley RE. 150227 Spr W F G Williams RE. 288977 Pnr A C Whitton RE/R Berks Regt. 24172 Pte R E Mackie Ox & Bucks LI. 187406 2.AM. F J Newey RAF. 3000 Pte F Youlden Devonshire Regt. 15878 Pte T Robertson SLI. 22760 Pte W G Hartree Gloucs Regt. 4223 Pte J W McEwan Yorks Regt. 4095 Pte A Naylor Yorks & Lancs Regt. 115968 Gnr E Barley RA. 26469 Pte A E Whittington R Berks. £40-60
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GT WAR VICTORY MEDALS. (12) Victory Medals named to 6408 Pte M Grady Royal Irish Regt. 329471 Pte W A Woodland Cambridgeshire Regt. GS 1294 Pte A E Twort R W Kent Regt. 26468 Pte A T Foote R Berkshire Regt. 5702 Pte A T Tylee R Berkshire Regt. G 19243 Pte E A Townsend Middlesex Regt. GS 6821 Pte V Scharff R W Kent Regt. Ply 19152 Pte E J Clark RMLI also a silver RMLI sweethearts badge. T4-233783 Dvr G S Smith ASC. 2360 Pte C J Hunt Ox & Bucks LI. 32154 Pte E Burt SLI. 31939 Pte J Lyons Royal Dublin Fusiliers. £40-60
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BRITISH WAR MEDALS. (6) British war medals to, Captain J P Blockley. (RAMC served F & F July 1915- entitled to a trio he came from Shrewsbury) William S Jameson. 470 Pte G Hill Rifle Brigade. 31284 Pte H S Hartnell Norfolk Regt. 1536 Dvr B A Bull RA. 48460 Wkr G Goddard QMAAC. £70-100
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BRITISH WAR MEDALS. (6) Including 4017 Pte A J Keller Middlesex Regt. 537 Pte A L Cooke R Warks Regt. 4104 Pte J M Hoyle DCLI. 35848 Pte G E Elvins Gloucs Regt. 5503 Pte G W Field R Berks Regt. 147 Pte H W N Smith R W Kent Regt. Served F & F from December 1914, also MGC. £60-90
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1914/15 STARS TO CASUALTIES. A 1914/15 Star named to 200443 Pte D S Nichol Liverpool Regt. David Simpson Nichol 5th Rifle Battn was born and enlisted in Liverpool. Killed in Action aged 21 years at Guillemont, the son of James and Margaret Nichol of 37 Norton Street, Liverpool. No known grave, commemorated on the Thiepval Memorial Secondly 11815 Pte T G Hibbert Royal Scots. Again a Liverpool man the son of Mrs M J Hibbert of Springfield Square, Walton Rd, aged 19 years old, date of death due to wounds received in action 7/6/1915. Buried in Bedford House Cemetery Enclosure No 2, Belgium. With a copied photograph and obituary from the Liverpool Echo. £60-80
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THREE GT WAR BWM-VICTORY MEDAL PAIRS. 1. 53735 Sjt E A Parsley MGC, with Oakleaf Emblem. (MID). 2. 25190 Pte W G Wallace Hampshire Regt. 3. 105196 Pte L Fielding R A M C. MIC records confirms pairs issued. £60-80
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THREE GT WAR MEDAL PAIRS. British war & Victory medal pairs named to 1 133518 Dvr J Every RA. 2. 294897 Gnr A Simmons RA. 3. 94059 Pte J W Ward Liverpool Regt. MIC confirms entitlements as correct. £60-80
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TWO GT WAR MEDAL PAIRS. British War & Victory medals named to 4066 Private W C P Pike 4th London Regt. Also numbered 281581 24th Training Battn Middlesex Regt, died 11th November 1918, buried in Norwood Cemetery Laqmbeth London aged 20 years. British War & Victory medals named to 11172 Pte C A S Howland. HAC (INF). Claude Allan Sawyer Howland was commissioned 2/Lt in the KRRC 3/3/1919. Address South London Brewery, Southwark Bridge Rd, SE1. Also 30 Inglethrope St, Fulham Palace Rd, listed. Both correct as pairs MIC index confirms. £60-80
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THREE GT WAR MEDAL PAIRS. British War & Victory medals named to 1. 2/Lt W E Groves. William Edwin Groves was commissioned in to the Royal Engineers, 7/5/1918 serving in France & Flanders. 2. 154470 Spr E J Godfrey RE. 3. 35092 Spr J Fallon RE. All correct as pairs MIC confirms. £60-80
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THREE GT WAR MEDAL PAIRS. British war & Victory medal pairs named to 1.267359 Pte F S Coote Middlesex Regt. 2. 31332 Pte H Dobson Ox & Bucks LI. 3. 35898 Pte R Cool Ox & Bucks LI. £60-80
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GT WAR MEDALS. A 1914/15 Star named to D H Williams BRC & St J J, also a British War medal named to 288048 Pte D H Williams ASC. 2. British War & Victory medal pairs named to 1. 5260 Pte J Rawle SLI. 2. 72554 Pte W E Massey RAMC. £70-90
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WEST SOMERSET YEOMANRY & SLI GT WAR PAIRS. British War & Victory medal pairs named to 1. 1845 Pte W W S Cridge WSY. 2. 20311 Pte R J Godfrey SLI. Confirmed as correct entitlement on the MIC roll. £60-70
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GT WAR MEDAL PAIRS. British War & Victory medal pairs named to 1. 3163 Tpr E A Tatlow Guards Machine Gun Regt (Ernest). 2. 203032 Pte L Bernbaum Ox & Bucks LI (Leonard). 3. 240863 Pte E F Eastment SLI (Ernest). 4. GS-17605 Sjt E H Russell Royal Fusiliers (Edward). MIC confirms pairs awarded only. £80-100
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THREE GT WAR MEDAL PAIRS. British war & Victory medal pairs named to 1. 450264 Spr F C Farthing R E. 2. 172118 Pnr G W Morgan RE. 3. 46271 Pte S H Hedger RFC. also 13th Londons/KRRC. All confirmed correct as pairs MIC index. £60-80
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THREE GT WAR MEDAL PAIRS. British War & Victory medal pairs named to 1. 14962 Cpl F J Harman Army Cyclist Corps (Entitled to a SWB). 2. TS7773 A/Cpl A Roberts ASC. 3. 25361 Pte W G H Loveless KRRC. All confirmed as full entitlement MIC index. £60-80
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THREE GT WAR MEDAL PAIRS. British War & Victory medals named to 1. Capt O H Cheffins (RE). Served France & Flanders from 28/1/1916, Oliver Henry Cheffins was a specialist Rlys Adv Sec Stores Major. On the list of officers serving in S Russia 1/3/1920. Rtd 31/8/1922. 2. 82379 Gnr W H Pinfold RA. 3. 916 Wkr M T Stubbington QMAAC £70-90
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TWO GT WAR MEDAL TRIO'S. 1. A 1914 Star, British War & Victory medals named to 1. 3754 Spr-A/Cpl W Rose RE. 2. 1176 Pte R H Hartridge RAMC. Robert Hartridge of the 6th Field Ambulance served in France & Flanders from 20/8/1914 and is entitled to the Aug-November clasp. He was discharged as unfit for further military duty 8/10/1914. William Rose entered the French Theatre of War 15/9/1914. Awarded Clasp for the Star 32576 list. Z Reserve 1919 £60-90
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TWO GT WAR MEDAL TRIO'S. 1914/15 Star, British War & Victory medals named to 1. 16000 Pte C Strong. R Warks Regt. Charles Strong served in France & Flanders from 16/6/1915 until 1919 Class Z Reserve. 2. 45569 Spr R J Thomson RE. Served F & Flanders from 10/7/1915. Class Z Reserve 1919. £60-80
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TWO GT WAR MEDAL TRIO'S. 1914/15 Stars, British War & Victory medals named to 1. 1473 Cpl-Sjt W H Groves 3rd Lond R. 2. M-2 115609 Pte G R D Exley ASC. William H Groves served in France & Flanders from 6/1/15. George R D Exley served in France & Flanders from 31/7/15. Class Z Reserve 5/5/1919. £60-80
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TWO GT WAR MEDAL TRIO's. 1914/15 Star, British War & Victory medals named to 1. 3395 Pte W G Lock Middlesex Regt. 2. 19050 Pte J Nicoll Essex Regt. Walter Guy Lock was also serving under the number 304230 in the 5th London Regt. Served in Egypt from 1/9/1915. Later commissioned in to the Middlesex Regt 8/10/1918. John Nicoll served in the Balkans from 26/9/1915, later Class Z Reserve 30/3/1919 £70-90
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TWO GT WAR MEDAL TRIO's. 1914/15 Stars, British War & Victory medals named to 1. 34308 Dvr A E Hicks RE. 2. 07215 Pte/Cpl D Last. AOC. Albert E Hicks served in France & Flanders from 10/9/1916. Class Z Reserve 1919 David Last served in France & Flanders 8/10/1915. Class Z Reserve 25/2/1919 £60-80
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TWO GT WAR MEDAL TRIO's. 1914/15 Stars, British War & Victory medals named to 1. 4-2121 Pte J Christier N.Fus. 2. 937 Cpl S Clare Lancs Fus. Jasaph Chrisier served until his discharge due to wounds 21/6/1916, unfit for further military service. Stanley Clare served in Russia from 25/9/1914. £70-90
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GT WAR MEDAL GROUPS. 1. British War & Victory medals named to 103852 2 Cpl R A Webb. RE. A George V Long Service Good Conduct medal with Regular Army bar, named to 1854526 Sjt R A Webb RE. 2. British War & Victory medals named to 228036 Pnr S Coles RE. Special Constabulary medal GVI issue, named to Albert S Coles. £60-80
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A SOMERSET LIGHT INFANTRY GT WAR-IGS-LSGC GROUP. A British War Medal named to 8334 C.Sjt C Mansey Som L I. India General Service Medal 1908 issue with bar Afghanistan NWF 1919, named to C.Q.M.Sjt C Mansey 2. Bn SLI. Long Service Good Conduct Medal George V issue, named to 5662104 W O Cl 2. C Mansey SOM L I. IGS 1908 Medal issued in India. LSGC Medal awarded in 1926. Charles Mancey served in India throughout the Gt War with the 2nd Battalion SLI. £80-120
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A QUEENS SOUTH AFRICA MEDAL TO THE 25th COY IMP YEO. A five bar Queens South Africa Medal named to 33334 L.Cpl E Horspool 25th Coy Imp Yeo. The bars are Cape Colony-Orange Free State-Transvaal- South Africa 1901. South Africa 1902. The 25th Coy (West Somerset Yeomanry) were part of the 7th Battalion Imperial Yeomanry. £100-130
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A TWO BAR QSA TO THE R BERKSHIRE REGT A Queens South Africa medal with two bars, Cape Colony and Orange Free State. Named to 2815 Pte W Buckingham Rl Berks Regt. Surface pitting to the overall surface, similar to light sea water damage on wreck coinage. £70-90
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