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THREE LONDON REGT GT WAR PAIRS.British War & Victory Medal pairs named to 1. 764560 Pte C E McCarthy 28-Lond.R Artists Rifles. (Charles)
2. 860691 Pte E Snow 33-Lond.R. (Ernest) 3. 880126 Pte F Buckley 34-Lond R. (Frederick)£80-100
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A GT WAR 'ROUGH RIDERS' PAIR ALSO A 1st C.O.L. YEO PAIR.British War & Victory Medals named to 231194 Pte E R Henstridge C.O.Lond.Yeo.Edward R Henstridge served with his Regiment and The Corps of Hussars.British War & Victory Medals named to 4029 Pte F G Minihane 1st Co of Lond Y.Frederick G Minihane served with his Regiment as 4029, later with the Corps of Hussars number 260608.£90-120
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A WESTMINSTER DRAGOONS-TANK CORPS GT WAR PAIR.British War & Victory Medal pair named to 2142 Sjt F H Cromwell 2-Co. Lond.Y.Frederick Cromwell served with his own Regiment under this number and with the Tank Corps, under number 112966.He was awarded a Silver War Badge List C/101£50-70
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TWO 3rd C O LONDON YEO GT WAR PAIRS.British War & Victory Medals named to 1. 206206 Pte G Cruttenden 3-Co.Of.Lond Y. George Cruttenden served with his Regiment with this number and with the MGC number 160893. 2.83 Cpl H Wright 3-Co.Of.Lond.Y. Corporal Herbert Wright served with his Regiment in Egypt from the 28th April 1915. (Star awarded) Discharged T of E 7th January 1916.£80-100
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TWO YEOMANRY GT WAR PAIRS.British War & Vicrory Medals named to 1. 2392 Pte J Alexander Ayr Yeo. James Alexander also served with the Royal Scots Fusiliers number 295405. 2. 2223 Pte A J Binyon Bucks Yeo. Arthur J Binyon served with his Regiment in Theatre 2b from 4/11/1915, entitled to a 1914/15 Star. Also as 165535 A/Cpl MGC.£80-100
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TWO GT WAR YEOMANRY PAIRS.British War & Victory Medals named to 1290 Pte T Williams Denbigh Yeo. Thomas Williams also served with the Royal Welsh Fusiliers under number 345332. 2. 1430 Pte A Woodward Dorset Yeo. Albert Woodward also served with the Corps of Hussars under number 230693.£80-100
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TWO GT WAR YEOMANRY PAIRS.British War & Victory Medals named to 1. 2903 Pte J W Knights Derby Yeo. John W Knights served in his Regiment with the later number 75863. 2. 11850 Pte R Winter E R of York Y. Reginald Winter also served in the Corps of Hussars under number 75611.£80-100
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TWO GREAT WAR YEOMANRY PAIRS.British War & Victory Medals named to 1. 1930 Pte H Reeve North'n Yeo. Harold Reeve also served as 300152 in the Tank Corps. 2. 1008 Pte A S Nott. N. Som. Yeo. Albert S Nott went to France with his Regiment on the 27th September 1915. Entitled to a 1914/15 Star and MIC details states 'Disembodied.'£80-100
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TWO GT WAR YEOMANRY PAIRS.British War Medals named to 1. 285572 Pte W J Howe Oxf. Yeo. William J Howe also served with this number in the Corps of Hussars. 2. 3253 Pte D McClew Q O R Glasgow Y. David McClew also served in the Highland Light Infantry under number 350472.£80-100
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TWO GT WAR YEOMANRY PAIRS.British War & Victory Medals named to 1. 235948 Pte F Gunningham Glouc.Yeo. Frederick Gunningham also served in the Gloucestershire Regiment under number 23527. 2. 1352 Pte W J Willoughby Hamps. Yeo. William J Willoughby also served in the Hampshire Regt number 26988. Labour Corps number 510317. Royal Fusiliers number GS/125403.£80-100
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TWO GT WAR YEOMANRY PAIRS.British War & Victory Medals named to 1. 105378 Pte M G Rogers. Herts.Yeo. (Morris G Rogers). 2. 3179 Pte S H Millis. Leic.Yeo. (Samuel H ) also served with the Corps of Hussars number 256456. The latter medals are in their partial boxes of issue.£80-100
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TWO GT WAR YEOMANRY PAIRS.British War & Victory Medals named to 1. 1849 Pte F Hewitt. Lan.Hrs. (Frank Hewitt) also served in the Corps of Hussars number 250794.
2. 443 Pte W Coke Lanark. Yeo. (William Coke) entered the Balkans Theatre of War 2b on the 11th October 1915 (entitled to a 1914/15 Star) Discharged.£80-100
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TWO GT WAR YEOMANRY PAIRS.British War & Victory Medals named to 1. 32296 Pte V H Preston North'd Yeo. (Victor H Preston ) Northumberland Yeomanry also served in the Corps of Hussars with his original number.
2. 120757 Pte W Gardner Loth & Bord H. No details found as yet.£70-80
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TWO GT WAR YEOMANRY PAIRS.British War & Victory Medals named to 1. 3158 Pte C A Stevens R.E.Kent Yeo. (Charles A Stevens) also served in the Royal Sussex Regiment number G/17577. 2. 2686 Pte J Hart Sher Rang. (Joseph Hart) of the Sherwood Rangers also served in the MGC Cavalry number 110951.£80-100
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TWO GT WAR YEOMANRY PAIRS.British War & Victory Medals named to 1. 3014 Pte R A Davies Shrop. Yeo. (Richard A Davies also served under number 160610) Awarded a Silver Wound Badge List CC/479. 2. 2672 Pte J B Smith. S. Notts.Hrs. (John Bentley Smith) also served in the MGC number 169970. Awarded a Silver War Badge List MGC/1213.£80-100
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TWO GT WAR YEOMANRY PAIRS.British War & Victory Medals named to 1. 301021 Pte C Lowne. Staff.Yeo. (Cecil Lowne) also served with his original number in the Corps of Hussars. 2. 2559 G A Johnson Surr.Yeo. (George A Johnson) also served in the East Surrey Regiment under number 25533. Awarded a Silver War Badge List E/204/1.£80-100
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TWO GT WAR YEOMANRY PAIRS.British War & Victory Medals named to 1. D-28654 Pte J Meyers Suss Yeo. (John Meyers) also served in the Royal Sussex Regiment under number G-28654. 2. 245443 Pte C C Rowe. Wark Yeo. (Cecil C Rowe) also served in the Rpyal Warwickshire Regiment under number 260480£80-100
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TWO GT WAR YEOMANRY PAIRS.British War & Victory Medals named to 1. 3005 A/Sjt T Senior West & Cumb Y. (Thomas Senior) Westmoreland & Cumberland Yeomanry also served in the Border Regiment under number 260538. 2. 1402 Sjt H J Edwards, W. Kent.Y. Served first abroad with his Regiment the West Kent Yeomanry in the Balkans (2b) from the 24th September 1915. (entitled to a 1914/15 Star) Later in the East Kent Regiment under number 270756.£80-100
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TWO GT WAR YEOMANRY PAIRS.British War & Victory Medals named to 1. 358 Pte H S Smith Welsh H. (Herbert S Smith) Weslh Horse also served with the Royal Welsh Fusiliers under number 56793. He served with his Regiment in the Balkans (2b) from the 5th October 1915. Awarded a Silver War Badge List J/248 and Discharged from Service 14/12/1916
2. 325436 Pte W E Holmes. Worc Yeo. (William E Holmes) of the Worcestershire Yeomanry.£80-100
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A NORTH IRISH HORSE PAIR.British War & Victory Medals named to 809 S Livingstone. N.Irish.HSamuel Livingstone served in the N Irish Horse and the Corps of Hussars, the latter under number 71112. There are several Livingstone's serving in the North Irish Horse, possibly related.£40-60
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A LANCASHIRE FUSILIERS 18th BATTALION OFFICERS PAIR.British War & Victory Medals named to Lieut A R C Lloyd-Williams.Lt Lloyd-Williams joined the 18th Battalion Lancashire Fusiliers from the Officer Training Corps of Trinity College Cambridge, the (2nd South East Lancs Bantam Battalion). Confirmed as a pair only, he received a Mention in Despatches LG 8/7/1919 Page 8755 Gazette 31446. His Oak Leaf Emblem is not present.Commissioned 2/Lt 26th April 1915 in the 18th Service Battalion Lancashire Fusiliers.Promoted to Lt on the 23rd July 1916. Retired from the Army 1920.The Battalion was raised at Bury in January 1915. They landed in France in January 1916, at Le Havre. early in 1917 it ceased to be a Bantam Battalion.£40-60
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TWO GT WAR 2-DRAGOONS PAIRS.British War and Victory Medals named to 1. D-18345 Pte W Dobbinson. 2-Dns. 2. D-17097 Pte G H Harris 2-Dns.William Dobinson served in the Royal Scots Greys and also the Corps of Dragoons under number D-17097George H Harris also served later in the Corps of Dragoons.Both confirmed as a pair issued only.£80-100
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TWO CAVALRY REGIMENT'S GT WAR PAIRS.British War & Victory Medals named to 1. 2980 Pte W E Tillyer 2 -L. Gds. 2. GS-13091 Pte J W Howe 2-D.Gds.William E Tillyer served in the Second Life Guards.Joseph H Howe served in the R Scots Greys and latterly in the Corps of Dragoons under number D-14473.£80-100
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TWO CAVALRY REGIMENT GT WAR PAIRS.British War & Victory Medal pairs named to 1. 31728 W. Goodwin. 3-Hrs. (William)
2. D-11129 Pte E J S Pearce . 4-D. Gds. (Edward J S Pearce).£80-100
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TWO GT WAR CAVALRY REGIMENT PAIRS.British War & Victory Medals named to 1. 13059 Pte W Wall 4-Hrs. (William Wall served in France with his Regiment the 4th Hussars from 17/10/1915)-(Lacking his Star) Placed on Class Z Reserve 18/4/1919. 2. 161669 Pte A Whitty 5-Lrs. Arthur Whitty of the 5th Lancers also served with other units including the Royal Fusiliers etc.£70-90
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TWO GT WAR CAVALRY REGIMENT PAIRS.British War & Victory Medals named to 1. GS 13567 Pte G Anslow. 6-D. Gds. George Anslow of the 6th Dragoon Guards also served in the Corps of Dragoons under number D/14647. 2. GS-5226 Pte A Gibbon 6-D.Gds. Alexander Gibbon 6th Dragoon Guards also served in the 7th Dragoon Guards under number D/12623.£70-90
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GT WAR MEDALS TO CAVALRY REGIMENTS.British War & Victory Medals named to 1. 7DG-5431 W O Cl
2.- F Wallis 7.D.Gds. 2. British War & Victory Medals named to GS-14908 Pte A E Stanford 7-D.Gds.Squadron Serjeant Major Fred Wallis served with his Regiment the 7th Dragoon Guards in France from 13th October 1914. (Entitled Star & Clasp). He also served in the Corps of Dragoons and in the 7th Dragoons under number D/20464. He later served with his Regiment in Iraq, he was awarded the General Service Medal with clasp Iraq 4th April 1924.His addresses were given as c/o Mrs Steane, 19 Melling Road, Bootle Liverpool and later 7 Goodwin Road, Aintree, Liverpool.Albert E Stanford served in the 7th Dragoon Guards under number D/15155.£80-100
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GT WAR PAIRS TO CAVALRY REGIMENTS.British War & Victory Medals named to 1. 2503 Pte J Ashplant. 8-Hrs. (James Ashplant) 8th Hussars also served in the Corps of Hussars under number 266309.
2. L-3656 Pte A Steggall 9-Lrs. (Arthur Steggall) served in the 9th Lancers£70-80
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A GT WAR Ist DRAGOON GUARDS PAIR.British War & Victory Medals named to GS-22119 Pte G D Brown. 1-D. Gds.George D Brown served with his Regiment the 1st Dragoon Guards under this number, also the Corps of Dragoons under number D/16964.He was awarded a Silver War Badge List CC/365.£40-60
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GT WAR CAVALRY MEDALS.British War & Victory Medals named to 24500 Pte M Culleton 13 Hussars. (Michael). A British War Medal named to L-8843 Pte C Powell 12-Lrs. Cecil Powell is also entitled to a 1914/15 Star and Victory Medal, having served with his Regiment in France from the 23rd August 1915. (3)£60-80
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TWO GT WAR CAVALRY PAIRS.British War & VIctory Medals named to 1. 28806 Pte A Brown 14-Hrs. (Arthur Brown) also served in the Labour Corps under number 669252. 2. 22352 Pte W Parrott 15-Hrs. (William) Parrott served in France with his Regiment from the 23rd May 1915. Later under number 50703 with the Machine Gun Corps Cavalry. Class Z Reserve 1919.£70-80
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TWO GT WAR CAVALRY PAIRS.British War & Victory Medals named to 1. 4001 Sjt T F MacKenzie 16-Lrs. (Thomas F MacKenzie) also served with the Machine Gun Corps Cavalry under number 41579. 2. GS-24621 Pte F J Neale 17-Lrs. (Francis J Neale) also served in the Corps of Lancers under number L/11957.£70-80
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TWO GT WAR HUSSAR REGIMENT PAIRS.British War & Victory Medals named to 1. 36246 Pte G Seymour 18 Hrs. (George). 2. 11481 Pte W R Cook 19-Hrs. (William) Both issued as pairs only entitlement.£70-80
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TWO GT WAR CAVALRY REGIMENT PAIRS.British War & Victory Medals named to 15653 Pte E Tanner 20 Hrs. Pte Ernest Tanner served in France with his Regiment from the 21st November 1914, (he was issued with a 1914 Star). 2. 1251 Pte A R Brownlees K.Edw.H. (Alfred Brownlees) King Edwards Horse is confirmed as a pair issued, only.£80-100
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DORSET YEOMANRY & 7th HUSSARS PAIRS.British War & Victory Medals named to 1. 3874 Pte H F North 7-Hrs. (Henry F North) 7th Hussars. 2. 999 Pte S A Coombs Dorset Yeo. (Sidney A Coombs) also served in the Corps of Hussars under number 230346.£80-100
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TWO GT WAR HOUSEHOLD BATTALION PAIRS.British War & Victory Medal pairs named to 1. 70 A-C.of H. E .M. Ash. Household B. (Ernest M Ash) Household Battalion also served in the Coldstream Guards under number 23177 T/Sjt. 2. 1546 Tpr S Whitehead Household B. (Samuel Whitehead) also served in the APD under number 8799.Famous for their action at Poelcapelle, where of the 498 Officers and Men who started the Battle, 361 became casualties.£60-80
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TWO GUARDS REGIMENT PAIRS.British War & Victory Medals named to 1. 17464 Pte E F Kirby C.Gds. (Ewart F Kirby)
2. A-Cpl F Horn Scots Gds. (Frank Horn). Enlisted 14/12/1915, Silver Wound Badge awarded under Para 2 392/Xv1 K R Class. P Army Res awarded Pension, Discharged 30/9/1918. A lot of details are on his MIC, he received a Gun Shot Wound in the left leg.£60-80
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A WELSH GUARDS GT WAR PAIR.British War & Victory Medals named to 3412 Pte T H Williams W.Gds. (Thomas H Williams) Welsh Guards, is comfirmed as a pair only issued.£40-60
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TWO GUARDS MACHINE GUN REGIMENT PAIRS.British war & Victory Medals named to 1. 5000 W O Cl 11 A Learmouth Gds M.G.R. (Alexander Learmouth). 2. 2337 Pte I Green Gds.M.G.R. (Isaac Green) Guards Machine Gun Regiment.£60-80
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A ROYAL GUERNSEY LI GT WAR PAIR etc.British War & Victory Medals named to 3907 Pte F E Auger R.Guernsey L I. Also Pte (Frank Augers) Royal Guernsey Cap Badge and Shoulder Title.£50-70
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THREE LADIES GT WAR PAIRS.British War & Victory Medal pairs to 1. J de B Cowan F.A.N.Y.C. (Janet de Butts Cowan) served in France with the First Aid Nursing Yeomanry Corps as a Chaffuese at St Omer France. Cert no 16845 Passport No 165363.
2. E Greene V.A.D. (Ethel Greene) served in the Voluntary Aid Detachment in France as a VAD HM Cert No 15760.
3. 5226 FWN A M Rendell. Q.M.A.A,C. (Alice Mary Rendell) served abroad from 11/10/1917 until 13/10/1919. Awarded Silver War Badge No 456370. Gazette 456370 (3246) WAAC 365.£100-120
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TWO GT WAR ROYAL NAVAL AIR SERVICE PAIRS.British War & Victory Medals named to 1. F 21309 O S 2 E A Price R.N.A.S. 2. F21128 A C 1 J H Dennett R N A S. (John).£70-90
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GT WAR ROYAL MARINE MEDALS.British War & Victory Medals named to CH 15905 Pte H D Cooper R M L I. (Henry D Cooper) is also entitled to a 1914/15 Star. (Univ Leg) IC 1920/1916. A British War Medal named to R.M.B 441 Mus E D Lewis (Edmund D Lewis) also entitled to a 1914/15 Star and Victory Medal. A Victory Medal named to 2395 Mus W G Hammerton. (4)£50-70
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TWO GT WAR ROYAL AIR FORCE PAIRS.British War & Victory Medals named to 1. 106961 2 A M E G King RAF. 2. 230400 Pte 1. H. J. Burch R. A. F. (the latter in original boxes of issue.)£60-80
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A MERCANTILE MARINE PAIR etc.British War & Mercantile Marine Medals in boxes of issue, named to Richard Parry. 2. British war & Victory Medals named to 115926 2 AM C H Bailey R.F.C.£60-80
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MEDALS TO A REVEREND A C D.British War & Victory Medals named to Rev H P Browell . Henry Patterson Browell was commissioned Temp Chaplain 24/7/1917. He had previously served in Mesopotamia since 25/9/1916 as Pte 81795 RAMC. He applied for his medals in 1921, address given as Knapp farm, Cam, Nr Dursley, Glos. Emblems are mentioned on his MIC.£40-60
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TWO RAILWAY RELATED GT WAR PAIRS. C.R.T & E AFRICAN RAILWAYS.British War & Victory Medals named to 1. 279204 Spr A Boswell. C.R.T. Canadian Railway Troops appear to be formed from Volunteers of the Union Pacific Railway. Serving in France between 1917 & 1919.
2. 16019 Chg-Man L O Papworth. E A.Rys. (East African Railway)£60-80
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A ROYAL ENGINEERS CASUALTY 'BALKANS' TRIO.A 1914/15 Star in mint state, named to 11 C.S.Mjr A W Ransom R.E.. British War & Victory Medals mint in packets and box of issue, named to 11 W O Cl-2 A W Ransom R.E.Albert W Ransom served in the Theatre of War (2b) Balkans, from the 7th October 1915. He appears to have Died of Wounds on Malta. His details are 11 CSM A W Ransom 1st/1st Kent Field Coy. Aged 33 Date of Death 10/11/1915. Buried in Pieta Military Cemetery The son of James and Ellen Ransom, late of Tonbridge Kent. Husband of Louisa Ransom of 107 St Marys Road, Tonbridge, Kent.A note on Forces War Records states 'Kent Fortress (T.F) Royal Engineers'.An enclosed official? note states rank when entering a Theatre of War is on the Star. A second is with the War & Victory medals stating highest permanent rank achieved by 11/11/1918, is on these medals.The Hospital treated Gallipoli and Balkans Casualties, later Submarine attacks on shipping, etc£80-100
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A MERCANTILE MARINE GROUP OF THREE MEDALS, etc.A British War Medal and Mercantile Marine Medal, both named to James E Wren. A Defence Medal unnamed as issued, awarded to James E Wren.
2. British War & Victory Medals named to F E Millard, in box of issue. (5)£60-70
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GT WAR MEDALS TO OFFICERS.British War & Victory Medals named to Capt G G Feeney, in boxes of issue. Gilbert Grace Feeney served in France from the 5th February 1917 as a 2/Lt then later as a Captain (T/Major).
2/Lt 19th January 1917Lt 12th May 1918Capt 19th July 1918.Rtd 1920When he applied for his Medals his address was given as the The Divisional Surveyors Office, Bunmow, Essex.A boxed British War Medal awarded to Payr.S.Lt P Bunting R N V R. (Percy) At some time in 1918 he was attached to the Royal air Force (Temporary) Awarded a BWM only under Spec 176, he is on a 1923 list for a LSGC medal, though this is not confirmed. (3) He served on HMS President until being Demobilised in 1919.£50-70
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