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HONOURABLE ARTILLERY COMPANY GT WAR PAIRS.British War & Victory Medals named to 1. 4885 Sgt A C Tucker HAC-ART. (Alan C Tucker) served under the number 624519 in the H A C.
2. 7275 Pte S S McCall HAC-INF. (Stuart S McCall) was awarded a Silver War Badge under List TP/2361.Both are confirmed as pairs only.£60-80
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TWO GT WAR PAIRS MGC & HERTS REGT.British War & Victory Medals named to 1. 43266 Sjt S O Morris MGC. (Sidney O Morris) entitled to a pair only. 2. 11245 Pte H C Willey Herts R. (Harold Chas Willey) also served as a L/Sjt number 271025, later commissioned into the Notts & Derby Regt 26/9/1917. rtd 31/7/25. Address Ikona, Radlett, Hertfordshire.£60-80
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TWO GT WAR PAIRS TO THE A &S HIGHRS & SEAFORTH HIGHRS.British War & Victory Medals named to 1. 6109 Pte D B McFadden A & S H. (David B McFadden) also served in the Gordon Highlanders under number 310330. 2. 4308 Sjt R Templeton. Seaforth. (Robert Templeton) served also under the number 241032 in the same Regiment. He is also entitled to a 1914/15 Star, having served in France from the 23/9/1915.£60-80
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THREE GT WAR PAIRS TO SCOTTISH REGIMENTS.British War & Victory Medals named to 1. 16382 Pte R E Rennie. Camerons. (Robert E Rennie) also served in the MGC under number 72292. 2. 25147 Pte H B MacDonald K O S B. (Hugh B MacDonald) served also in the Royal Scots under number 40292. 3. 2822 Pte A Thomson R Highrs. (Alexander Thomson) also served under number 265880 in this Regiment.£90-110
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TWO ARMY CYCLIST BATTALIONS GT WAR PAIRS.British War & Victory Medals named to 1. 9760 Pte W Spowart A. Cyclist Corps. (William H) Spowart served in France from the 19th September 1915. He was awarded a 1914/15 Star, placed on Class Z Reserve 18th January 1919. 2. 15016 Pte R H Spearman N Cyclist Ban. The latter mounted for wear with an unnamed Defence Medal (Robert H Spearman) Northern Cyclist Battalion also served in the Northumberland Fusiliers under number 52812. (Dis) on his MIC.£80-100
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TWO GT WAR CYCLIST BATTALION PAIRS.British War & Victory Medals named to 1. 1922 P G Chiddention. Kent.C.Bn. (Percy G Chiddention) served with his Regiment Kent Cyclists Battalion under TF/1922 & TF/266042. Also with the pair is a GVI Special Constabulary Medal, named to Percy Chiddention. 2. British War & Victory Medals named to 290704 Pte C Tunmore. Hunts Cyc. Bn. (Charles Tunmore) Huntingdonshire Cyclist Battalion also served in the Bedfordshire Regt under the same number.£70-90
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GT WAR PAIRS TO THE HIGHLAND CYCLIST BATTN & M M POLICE.British War & Victory Medals named to 1. 733 Sjt W Hunter Highl. Cyclist. Bn. (William W Hunter) Highland Cyclist Battalion also served in the K O S Borderers under number 44033. 2. P-2388 L/Cpl E Wilton M.M.P. Military Mounted Police with both confirmed as pairs only on their MIC details.£70-80
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TWO GT WAR PAIRS, DCLI & HAMPSHIRE REGT.British War & Victory Medals named to 1. 5127 Pte H J Allen D. Of. Corn. LI. 2. 281670 Pte H H Maddocks Hampshire Regt. (Herbert H Maddocks) The latter confirmed as a pair, in original box of issue.£60-80
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THREE GT WAR REGIMENTAL PAIRS.British War & VIctory Medals in original boxes of issue, named to 1. 63974 Pte J W Bryant Yorks.R. (James) 2. 20429 Pte C Digby The Queens R. (Charles).
3. 203479 Pte F C May. Worcs R. (Frederick). All three confirmed as pairs only issued.£90-110
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IRISH GUARDS & ROYAL IRISH RIFLES GT WAR PAIRS.British War & VIctory Medals named to 1. 8910 Pte J Rice Irish Gds. (James) also served in the Y & L Regt under number 53405. 2. 54151 Pte W S Dally R.Irish Rif. (William) Both are confirmed as pairs issued only MIC.£60-80
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TWO GT WAR PAIRS TO THE CONNAUGHT R & LEINSTER R.British War & Victory Medals named to 1. 4688 Pte A G Lockyer. Conn Rang. (Alfred G Lockyer) served with his Regiment in France from 3/5/1915, entitled to a 1914/15 Star. He also served as Rfn G/21310 in the R Irish Rifles.
2. 5004 Pte W G Barlow Leins R. (William G Barlow) also served with the Glosters as Pte 41060.£60-80
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TWO GT WAR PAIRS TO IRISH REGIMENTS.British War & Victory Medals named to 1. 41757 Pte C W Wiley. R Innis.Fus (Charles Wiley) Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers he also served in the ASC. 2. 14599 Pte T Conway R Irish Fus. (Thomas) Both are confirmed as entitled to a pair only.£60-80
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FOUR GT WAR PAIRS TO CORPS.British War & Victory Medals named to 1. 103721 Pte H A Coward MGC. (Harold) 2. SE-19024 Pte E P Gale (Edmund). 3. 024932 Pte F Legg. A O C. (Frank). 4. 201413 Cpl H A Evans Tank Corps (Henry) All four are confirmed as pairs only issued by MIC details.£100-120
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THREE GT WAR LINE REGIMENT PAIRS.British War & Victory Medals named to 1. 28512 Pte H S Ingerson Glouc R. (Harry). 2. 202227 Pte A Mason R Berks. R. (Alfred). 3. 22755 Pte R H Cooper Devon R. (Richard) All three confirmed as pairs only issued.£90-110
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THREE LINE REGIMENT GT WAR PAIRS.British War & Victory Medals named to 202184 Pte G W Parrott Ches R (George). He also served in the R Berks Regt as number 220028. 2. 3332 Pte W G Panton Essex R. (William) also served in the 4th Battalion Essex Regt in the Balkans from 8/10/1915, entitled to a 1914/15 Star. Also under number 200999. 3. 34281 Pte J Franklin E. Surrey.R. (Joseph) served in the 1/6th Battalion of his Regiment.£90-100
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THREE GT WAR LINE REGIMENT PAIRS.British War & Victory Medals named to 1. 2186 Pte L Shock Hereford R. (Leslie) Shock was awarded a pair after service in his Regiment also the S W Borderers under number 42172. He enlisted 6/9/1914 and was discharged with a Silver War Badge List J/221/1.
2. 2879 Pte E Charles Herts R. (Ernest) also Bedfordshire Regt under number 265721.
3, 28655 Pte F H Ingram K S L I. (Frederick) also served in the Training Reserve as TR/8/11885.£90-100
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A ROYAL MARINE ARTILLERY GT WAR PAIR.British War & VIctory Medals named to R.M.A. 3339 Gr-Sgt H Evans. (Gunner Sergeant)£40-60
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TWO GT WAR LINE REGIMENT PAIRS.British War & Victory Medals named to 1. G51786 Pte J Weeks. Middx. R. (John) Weeks enlisted in the Middlesex Regt (5th Battn) and was Discharged and awarded a Silver War Badge, under List E/1731?1 Para 392/(XVI) KRS. (22/5/1919
2. 204150 Pte W C Abbott. Ox & Bucks L I. (William). Also served in the ASC under number S/460460.£60-80
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THREE GT WAR LINE REGIMENT PAIRS.British War & Victory Medals named to 1. 3022 A/Sgt W H Carter Cambs R. 2. 45539 Pte E A Miller Bedf.R. (Edward A) served also in the Beds & Herts Regt under number 52213. 3. 9430 Pte W C P Stone Dorset R. (William) C P Stone served in France from the 16th August 1914 with his Regiment. Entitled to a 1914 Star and Clasp. Later served with the R Engineers under 39043.£90-100
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THREE GT WAR LINE REGIMENT PAIRS.British War & Victory Medals named to 1. 26143 Pte A E Barlthrop R Lancs R. (Albert) 2. 33794 Pte R Crabb. R Fus. (Reginald). 3. 28957 Pte W B Cole. R Wark.R. (Walter). All three confirmed by MIC as pairs only issued.£80-100
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THREE GT WAR LINE REGIMENT PAIRS.British War & VIctory Medals named to 1. 15632 Pte A MaIntosh Leics. R. (Alexander) MacIntosh served with his Regiment in France from the 29/7/1915. He was Killed in Action 30th January 1916. Entitled to a 1914/15 Star. He was 22 years old when he was KIA, serving with the 7th battalion Leicestershire Regt. The son of John and Helen MacIntosh of Brockenhurst Hants. Husband of Alice May MacIntosh of 22 Wharncliffe Rd, Loughborough.Buried in Beinvillers Military Cemetery. Pas de Calais.
2. 241606 Pte H Martin Lincs R. (Herbert Martin) also served in the Worcestshire Regt as number 335096.
3. 3569 Pte W McCallum L'Pool R. (Herbert Martin) he also served under number 201276.£80-100
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FOUR GT WAR PAIRS.British War & Victory Medals named to 1. 7954 Pte W J Harrison E Yorks.R.
2. 44814 Pte D Newell Manch.R.
3. 11661 Pte W J Grey K.R.R.C. 4. 6339 Pte T Ladd Rif. Bgde.£110-140
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FOUR GT WAR PAIRS inc A CASUALTY & WOUNDS etc.British War & Victory Medals named to 1. 12680 Cpl P W Kislingbury North'n Regt. (Percy W)
2. 266346 Pte H Moody North'd Fus. Harry Moody Died of Wounds received 8/10/1917, whilst serving with the 8th Battalion N-Fusiliers.The son of Hannah Moody of Cranswick Beverley aged 41 years. Buried in Mendinghem Military Cemetery. Belgium.
3. 31127 Pte F Summers S .Lancs.R. (Frank) enlisted 9/12/1915 and was invalided out (Wounds) 28/3/1917. Silver War Badge List J506 under Para 392-XVI.
4. 3194 Pte I Mattinson N Staffs R. (Isaac) served in his Regiment then the Labour Corps under number 439451. He was awarded a Silver War Badge under List LC/4646.£120-150
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FOUR GT WAR PAIRS.British War & Victory Medals named to 1. 24326 Pte A B Ambridge. Suff.R. (Archibald B) served with his Regiment under this number, also the Northamptonshire Regt under number 52225. 2. 2869 Pte W Bines R.Suss.R. (William) served also in his Regiment under numbers 240727 & L/13392. 3. 10844 Pte A Horrell Wilts Regt. (Alfred) served in Theatre 2b (Balkans) with his Regiment from 12th July 1915 and is entitled to a 1914/15 Star. Class Z Reserve 1919. 4. 6133 Pte H S Parsons Y & Lancs R. (Harry S) also served in the Labour Corps under number 383742 and Royal Fusiliers under number S/111537.£120-140
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(7) BRITISH WAR MEDALS.Named to 1. 5992 Pte A H G Mort Durham LI. (Albert H G) also served in the Regiment under number 295095. 2. 355167 Pte H R Longhurst 7-Lond R. (Harvey) also served in the Wiltshire Regiment number 30052, Gloucestershire Regiment under number 49866. 3. 47938 Pte A L Stidwell N-Fus. (Arthur) Stidwell was awarded a Silver Wound Badge List 0/4571/1.
4. 2918 Pte E H Jenkinson Hampshire Regiment. (Ernest H) served also with the MGC under number 114031. 5. 16674 Pte J W Weekes Dorset R. (John W) also served in the Hampshire Regt under number 05086. 6. WR-207718 Pnr F Ellis RE. (Frederick). 7. 3187 Pte E Perry Som LI. (Ernest) also served in the SLI under number 241401.£100-150
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TWO BRITISH WAR MEDALS TO CASUALTIES. 3rd CANADIANS-37 A I F.British War Medals named to 1. 215 Pte V C Butler 37 Battalion A.I.F. (Vernon Carroll Butler) Date of Death 27/2/1917, aged 19 years. (Born in England) The son of Edmund and Adelaide Butler of Avondale, Drouin, Victoria Australia. Interred in the Pont de Hem Military Cemetery La Gorgue. Northern France.
2. 171886 Pte W M Stevens 3 Batt Can Inf. (William John) is commemorated on the Vimy Memorial, age 26. Date of Death 8/10/1916. The son of Edward George & Eliza Ann Stevens, of Pedwell, Ashcott, Bridgwater. Somerset.£60-80
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TWO BRITISH WAR MEDALS TO CASUALTIES. 28-Lond R & R N (1914).
1. Named to 3027 Pte J H Paine 28-Lond R. (James H) 1st 28 London Regiment (Artists Rifles) was serving in France from the 26/10/1914, entitled to a Star and also a Victory Medal. Date of Death given as 30/12/1917.He was the son of Mr & Mrs Paine of Beechroad, Sandercote Rd, Parkstone, Dorset. Commemorated on the Thiepval Memorial.
2. M-5733 R A White E R A 4. RN. (Rowland Albert White) died aged 23 years on HMS Niger, 11/11/1914. Commemorated on the Portsmouth Memorial.The son of Rowland Albert and Amelia White of 1 Bearfield Buildings. Bradford on Avon. Entitled to a Star.The Torpedo Gunboat (HMS Niger) was sunk off Deal by U-12 under Commandant Walther Forstmann. A Great War U Boat Ace.£60-80
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A BRITISH WAR MEDAL TO AN OFFICER CASUALTY.Named to Capt H F Blake, Wiltshire Regiment attached 13th Durham Light Infantry.Harold Frederick Blake served in France from the 29th July 1915, being Killed in Action 7th October 1916.Son of the late Frederick and Florence Louisa Blake of 12 Grosvenor Hill, Wimbledon also 65 Worple Road, Wimbledon, London SW.Buried in Warlencourt British Cemetery France.Commissioned 2/Lt on the 22/9/1914, into the 18th Battalion Durham LI.Lt later T/Capt 30/10/1914June 1916 Wiltshire Regt attached 3rd Battalion S Lancs Regt.July 1916 Captain Wiltshire Regt attached 13th Battalion Durham LI.£50-70
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A ROYAL ARMY MEDICAL CORPS TRIO.A 1914/15 Star, named to 66567 Pte W J Spiers R A M C. British War & Victory Medals named to 66567 Cpl W J Spiers R.A.M.C. (William J) served in France from 16th November 1915.£50-70
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TWO GT WAR PAIRS. RFC & NZEF.British War & Victory Medals named to 28585 1.A.M H F Ottaway R.F.C. 2. 70565 Pte H Keirle N.Z.E.F.£60-80
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A QSA/KSA TO THE RAMC ALSO A 1914 STAR & BAR.A Queens South Africa Medal with bar Natal,. A Kings South Africa Medal with bars South Africa 1901 & 1902, both named to 11852 Pte W Holmes R.A.M.C.A 1914 Star with sliding bar, named to 11852 Pte W Holmes R.A.M.C. (Walter) served in France, from the 12th September 1914. (17th Field Ambulance) Awarded a Clasp and Roses 80493 list.A partial Medal envelope states his address as 44 Oak Road, Redbridge. A medal ribbon bar, confirms his awards, also of the Bwm & Victory Medals having been issued.£150-180
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A HAMPSHIRE REGT TERRITORIAL FORCE WAR MEDAL.A bronze Territorial Force War Medal named to 575 Pte A House Hamps. R. (Alfred) served also in the Hamphires as 10375 A Sjt, TFWM confirmed on his MIC.£100-120
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A GT WAR YORKSHIRE LIGHT INFANTRY TRIO.A 1914/15 Star, British War & Victory Medals named to 20490 Pte J Tingle Yorks LI. (Joseph) served in France from the 5th May 1915, transferred to Class Z reserve 1919.£60-80
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A MERCHANT FLEET AUXILARY GT WAR GROUP OF FOUR MEDALS.A 1914/15 Star, British War & VIctory Medals named to J H Watson Sto MFA. A Mercantile Marine Medal named to John H Watson, the four mounted for wear.
720667 is given as service aboard, according to the MMA listings.£70-90
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A GT WAR HAMPSHIRE REGT PAIR & SPECIAL CONSTABULARY MEDAL.British War & Victory Medals named to Lt T R C Stanton. A GVI Special Constabulary Medal named to Thomas R C Stanton, with two additional bars. Long Service 1944 and Long Service 1950.Commissioned 2/Lt 26/April/1917 Hampshire Regt.Lieut 1/7th Hampshire (T/F). 26th October 1918. Later part of the 35th Indian Brigade, thence the 14th Indian Division. (India & Aden).Thomas Ronald Charles Stanton of the Hampshire Regt served from September 1918. He was promoted to Lt, before the war ended. Address for his Medals was C/O Barclays Bank, 41 Lowther Road, Bournemouth.£60-80
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A 2nd WILTSHIRE REGT MONS TRIO.A 1914 Star with Bar named to 8332 L/Cpl J Hounsell 2/Wilts.R. British War & Victory Medals named to 8332 W.O.Cl.2. J Hounsell Wilts R. The latter medal has an Oak Leaf (MID) emblem, on the ribbon.James Hounsell served in France from the 7th October 1914, being twice Mentioned in Despatches in 1915/1916. His MIC states Discharged, though no mention of SWB or the suchlike.His first MID appeared in the London Gazette page 6000 22/6/1915. His second MID is given the dates 31/12/15 or 1/1/1916 page 50.He was awarded the Star and Roses, confirmed on his MIC.£130-150
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A MILITARY FOOT POLICE GT WAR & JUBILEE-CORONATION MEDALS.Mounted for wear a group of four medals, including a Gt War pair. British War & Victory Medals named to P-5360 L-Cpl W T Day M.F.P. Unnamed as issued 1935 Jubilee and 1937 Coronation Medals, the four mounted for wear.The first two medals confirmed by MIC as a pair only issued.£80-100
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A TFWM GROUP OFFICERS GROUP OF THREE TO THE ROYAL ARTILLERY.A Territorial Force War Medal, British War & Victory Medals, named to 2/Lieut G M Lane (RA) on the TFWM.Commissioned into the R Horse & Field Artillery 2/Lt 26/5/1917. Lt 26/11/1918.Graham Maurice Lane's MIC card makes interesting reading, having originally served as 671 Cpl G M Lane RAMC. He applied for the 1914/15 Star, which was not permitted. He had served in France from December 1917. (1914) crossed out and amended. Issued with his TFWM and pair by the RFA, his rank was stamped on all three. There are three Southampton addresses and Woolwich involved while applying for his medals. Possibly one of the most filled out MIC's, we are likely to see.£120-140
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A BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY & ST J JERUSALEM F/D GP OF THREE.British War & Victory Medals named to C L Harland. BRC & ST JJ.Cecil L Harland is confirmed as a pair only, on the MIC details. The Civic Medal (Belgian) appears to be the second class award in silver finish, with Gt War ribbon and 1914-15 Bar. Crossed swords suspender below medal ring mount.£70-100
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AN OFFICER R N V R GT WAR PAIR.British War & Victory Medals named to Lt E N Waugh R N V R. (Edgar) he is confirmed as being awarded a Gt War pair. A later listing states Long Service Medal, which needs further research.£60-80
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GT WAR MARINE MEDALS.British War & Victory Medals named to 8471 J Irvine Smn R.N.R. Royal Fleet Reserve Long Service & Good Conduct Medal, named to 1351 E J Irvine L.S R N R. Note the numbers and initials differ on the GV LSGC.British War & Mercantile Marine Medal named to Reginald Harvey. (5 in total)£70-90
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A BRITISH RED CROSS & St J JERUSALEM TRIO.A 1914/15 Star, British War & Victory Medals, named to J D Lyle BRC & St J J.James Lyle served in France with the British Red Cross, from the 25th August 1915. Confirmed by MIC as a Trio being issued.£50-70
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QSA/KSA MEDALS TO THE WELSH REGIMENT.A Queens South Africa Medal with bar Cape Colony, with 'Ghost Dated' reverse. A Kings South Africa Medal with bars South Africa 1901 & South Africa 1902. Both named to 421 Pte H Keirle Welsh Regt. Both medals and clasps confirmed by lists of 3rd Battalion Welsh Regiment 1899-1902.£120-150
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A QSA WITH THREE BARS TO THE ROYAL ARMY MEDICAL CORPS.A 'Ghost Dated' reverse Queens South Africa Medal, with bars Relief of Kimberley-Paardeberg-Driefontein. Named to 10729 Pte P Mahoney R.A.M.C. Medal and bars confirmed on the South African War medal roll.£80-100
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A WELSH REGT GT WAR-LSGC GROUP OF FIVE MEDALS.A 1914/15 Star named to 4548 Sjt G J Cottell. Welsh R. British War & Victory Medals named to Q M & Lieut G J Cottrell. A George V Long Service Good Conduct Medal, named to 4548 Sjt G J Cottrell Welsh Regt. A Silver Regimental Shooting Prize Medal, with POW centre and Gwell Angua Na Chywily DD below. The star shaped medal is engraved on the reverse 2nd Bn the Welsh Regt. Sergt's Rifle club class B 1911, Won By Sgt Cottrell. Hallmarks below J.F & Birmingham 1910.A Territorial who was promoted QM/Lt 1st July 1918 into the 10th S Wales Borderers. (Also served in the 15th Battalion SWB).Retired 1920.£150-200
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THREE GT WAR GROUPS TO BROTHERS FROM SHEPTON MALLET.A 1914/15 Star British War & Victory Medals named to 11500 Pte A Higgins C.Gds. (Alfred)A 1914/15 Star, British War & Victory Medals named to 1358 Pte W Higgins Som L I. (200076) (William)British War & Victory Medals named to 241891 Pte A H Higgins. Som L I. (Arthur) believed to be the younger brother.Alfred Higgins served under number 11500 in France from the 22nd January 1915. (D O W) on MIC notes. CWGC states 4th Battalion Coldstream Guards, aged 26. Died of Wounds 25/06/1917. Buried in Plot 3 Row E Grave 19. Ferme-Olivier Cemetery Belgium. The son of John and Elizabeth Higgins of 2 Longbridge, Shepton Mallet.William Higgins served in Theatre 5a (Asia) from the 14th August 1915. A note on his MIC states Died of Disease 15th November 1916. CWGC states 15/11/1916 aged 24. Number 200076 commemorated on the Basra Memorial. Serving in the 1st/4th Somerset Light Infantry. The son of the Late John and Elizabeth Higgins.An Evercreech Somerset Peace Scroll July 1919 named to G Higgins.A mother from Somerset, who lost two sons and her husband in a short time.£250-300
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A R NAVY NGS 1915-62 & LSGC GROUP OF FIVE MEDALS.A 1914/15 Star, British War & Victory Medals named to J.28297 A. E Harris. A.B . R.N. A Naval General Service Medal GVI bar Palestine 1936-39, named to J.28297 A E Harris A.B. R.N. A Long Service Good Conduct Medal GV named to J.28297 A E Harris A.B. R.N HMS Queen Elizabeth.Albert E Harris is listed as serving on HMS Ajax during the Gt War. HMS Ajax was a Battleship of the King George V Class, during the 1914-1919 period, launched around 1913. She was in the Battle of Jutland and was scrapped in 1926.Further research would confirm the ship he was on in Palestine, perhaps if he went onto service in W W II.He was awarded his Long Service Good Conduct Medal whilst serving on HMS Queen Elizabeth. A Battleship launched just in time for the Gt War, she was the Flag Ship of General Sir Ian Hamilton in the Dardenelles Campaign. After the war she became the Mediterranean Flagship until C1937. Attacked by Italian Frogmen in December 1941 and seriously damaged. Scrapped in 1948.£200-250
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A VIETNAM MEDAL.(1964-73) Vietnam Service Medal, named to 1200720.A.F.Ducan.£150-200
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A ROYAL NAVY- ROYAL AIR FORCE LSGC GROUP OF FIVE MEDALS.British War & Victory Medals named to J.52085 C R Trevett Sig.R.N Shown as (AM-Air Ministry) service in C1918. Royal Air Force Long Service Good Conduct Medal named to 350913 F/Sgt C R Trevett RAF. Unnamed as issued Defence & War Medals, issued for service in W W II at RAF (Ind Imp type) Abingdon Oxford. At this time C1940, he was promoted F/Officer in charge of (Signals), later Flt/Lt (temp) in 1943 in the Technical Branch.£80-100
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A R ENGINEERS MSM LSGC POLICE EXEMPLARY SERVICE GROUP.Unnamed as issued 1939/45 Star, Defence & War Medals. A George VI Meritorius Service Medal with Coinage Profile and Fid Def in the legend, named to 1859499 W.O.Cl 2. C F Millard. R.E. A Long Service Good Conduct Medal named to 1859499 Sjt C F Millard R.E with bar Regular Army. Coinage profile with Indiae Imp in the legend. A Queen Elizabeth II Police Exemplary Service Medal, named to Const Clifton F Millard.£250-300
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