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1911 Coronation Medal un-named as issued, very fine. (Y) £50
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1911 Coronation Medal un-named as issued, extremely fine. (Y) £50
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1911 St John Ambulance Brigade Coronation Medal to Pte H.R. Evans very fine. (Y) £50
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1911 Metropolitan Police Coronation Medal to P.C. A. Steward and London County Council First Aid enamel cross to Alfred Steward 27/4/11 good very fine. (Y) £30
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1911 Visit to Ireland Medal un-named as issued nearly extremely fine. (Y) £80
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1911 Visit to Ireland Medal un-named as issued, good very fine. (Y) £80
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1911 Scottish Police Coronation Medal to P.C. W. Gray extremely fine. (Y) £70
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1914 Queen Alexandra's Children's Banquet Medal un-named as issued, good very fine. (Y) £50
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WWI The Most Excellent Order of the British Empire Member's (MBE) breast badge (Military) (London 1919 hallmark) and KGV Special Constabulary Long Service Medal to Sergt William G. Bruty good very fine, swing mounted as worn. William Glynes Bruty's MBE was announced in the London Gazette dated 3rd June 1919 as a Captain on the General List. With copied MIC and LGs, he was commissioned from Cambridge University Volunteers 14/1/15, MIC states Home Service with Assistant Provost Marshall 1917-19. (R) £100
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WWI Distinguished Conduct Medal naming erased, odd letter partially visible, otherwise good very fine. (See photo) (Y) £300
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Possible family related group with 1. 1899 QSA Defence of Kimberley clasp to 22071 Gnr W. Thompson 23rd W.D. R.G.A. edge bruises, nearly very fine. 2. WWI Military Medal and France 1914-1918 Croix de Guerre with star to 5576 Gnr W. Thompson 123/Hy By R.G.A. very fine. 3. KGV Territorial Efficiency Medal to 1660434 Gnr W. Thompson R.A. nearly extremely fine. With large range of copied rolls, MIC, LGs, RA attestation paper etc. QSA roll confirms single clasp and remarks state invalided No 3 Depot. 5576 William Thompson's MM was announced in the London Gazette dated 27th October 1916 and Croix de Guerre in the London Gazette dated1st May 1917. He was also issued a 1914-15 Star trio, landing in France 8/3/15 and Class Z Reserve 7/2/19. RA attestation book lists 1660434 attesting aged 34 1/2 17/7/20 so too young for Siege of Kimberley when he would have been 13 or 14, TEM was issued 1931 which confirms other service, almost certainly WWI. So could be to 2 or 3 people, no service papers found for any of the service numbers. (R) £400
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WWI Military Medal, BWM and KGV Army LSGC to 8902 Cpl S. Benton M.M. R.G.A. (13/Sge By R.G.A. on MM), Rank officially corrected on BWM, good very fine. Stephen Benton's MM was announced in the London Gazette dated 26th May 1917. With copied MIC and LG, he landed in France 23/4/15, missing a Star and Victory Medal. (See photo) (R) £300
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WWI Military Medal to 6940 Sjt S. Aird 6/7 R. Scots Fus nearly extremely fine. Simpson Aird's MM was announced in the London Gazette dated 10th August 1916. With 6 copied pages of service record, MIC & MM MIC, he enlisted 17/8/14, landed France 11/5/15, wounded in action 30/6/16 when Bn was part of 59th Division opposite the Hohenzollern Redoubt near Hulluch, Loos, discharged 18/9/18. (See photo) (R) £250
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WWI Military Medal re-named to Pte T.A. O'Kieffe Royal Munster Fusiliers very fine. (Y) £100
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The Order of St John Serving Brother's breast badge (1st Type) to Denis J. Pettitt (with case of issue), Royal Marines Meritorious Service Medal to Deal/3516 (S) Sgt Maj D.J. Pettitt R.M. Royal Naval Division, 1911 St John Ambulance Coronation Medal to 1st Cl Sgt D.J. Pettit and Service Medal of The Order of St John with 2 bars to 2140 Stf Sgt D.J. Pettitt (Bentley Colliery) Divn No 5 Dst 1921 very fine and better. Dennis Joseph Pettitt's MSM was announced in the London Gazette dated 12th December 1919. With copied service record, WWI medal roll and LG, he enlisted 22/2/15 with trade listed as Ambulance Instructor, promoted WO 1/7/15, discharged 10/3/19 and issued a BWM (this missing). With large silver medallion engraved "Presented to Pte D.J. Pettitt by the members of the Ambulance Sec of The Cresswell Co Boys Brigade on his leaving the district 10th February 1903". Also with small St John Ambulance Association small silver service cross named 129219 Dennis J. Pettit, with chain of 21 silver year bars 1910-34 (missing 4) all numbered 129219, St John Ambulance Association small bronze cross named 129219 Denis J. Pettit, with chain of 15 bronze year bars 1910-25 (missing 1913), ribbon bar for last 3 medals and broken St John Ambulance Association small silver service cross named 129219 Denis J. Pettit. (See photo) (T) £700
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1919 Black Sea Meritorious Service Medal for gallantry to WR-552409 Spr J.T. Roberts R.E. good very fine. John Thomas Roberts's MSM for gallantry was announced in the London Gazette dated 22nd November 1919. With copied MICs and LG, he was also issued a WWI pair and Mercantile Marine War Medal and all 4 medals were re-issued in 1920s, from Manchester. There were only 435 awards of the MSM for gallantry and 358 of these were to UK personnel. (See photo) (R) £250
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Italian front WWI Meritorious Service Medal to M2-077878 Sjt J. Twitchett G.H.Q. Trps M.T. Coy A.S.C. good very fine. James Twitchett's MSM was announced in the London Gazette dated 3rd June 1918. With copied MICs and LG, he landed in France 14/5/15 and issued a trio, from Stroud. (R) £100
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WWI Meritorious Service Medal to 03033 Sjt-A.Sub-Condr S.F. Ponting R.A.O.C. very fine. Sidney Frank Ponting's MSM was announced in the London Gazette dated 30th January 1919. With copied MICs and LG, he landed in France 6/9/15 and issued a trio. (R) £100
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KGV Army Meritorious Service Medal to 27542 R.Q.M. Sgt H. Hodges 18/Welsh Regt good very fine. (Y) £75
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WWI BWM, WW2 Defence Medal and QEII DEI GRATIA Royal Observer Corps Medal to F.30776 G.T. Wiggins R.N.A.S. (Observer G.T. Wiggins on Observer, Defence un-named as issued) extremely fine with box of issue for Defence addressed to Mr G.T. Wiggins Shipton Under Wychwood, and box for Observer. With copied RNAS & RAF service papers, WWI medal roll etc, George Theodore Wiggins was born 27/1/94, enlisted 14/6/17, trade watch and clock repairer, transferred RAF 1/4/18, discharged 11/4/19, only issued BWM for WWI. (R) £140
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WWI BWM, Victory Medal and KGVI (GRI) Royal Naval Reserve Decoration (reverse dated 1925!) to Wt Eng E.T. Lloyd R.N.R. good very fine to good extremely fine. With RNR Decoration Royal Mint case of issue, it is unclear how a KGVI award can be officially numbered 1925. With good quantity of copied research, Edward Townley Lloyd was born in 1881 in Liverpool, promoted Comd Eng 1/5/25, placed on Rtd List as Engr Lieut 17/10/31, RNR Decoration issued 21/10/50, also issued South Africa Transport Medal and 1915 Star. (R) £130
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1915 NGSM Persian Gulf 1909-1914 and 1914-15 Star trio to SS/112467 W.T. Blanchard Sto 1 Cl H.M.S. Alert (Act L. Sto R.N. on BWM, Star un-named, Victory erased naming) very fine and better. With copied service paper, typed research and rolls, William Thirjiol Blanchard was born 22/11/89, enlisted 29/7/12, posted Alert 7/3/14, to RFR 15/5/19. (R) £120
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WWI 1914-15 Star trio, WW2 Defence Medal and Plymouth City Constabulary Good Service silver Medal (1935 hallmark) to SS.3605 H.C. Burgess A.B. R.N. (last 2 un-named as issued) very fine and better. With copied service paper, Harry Charles Burgess was born in 1893, enlisted 20/5/11, served on HMS Erin 1914-17 and would almost certainly have been at Jutland where Erin was part of the Second Battle Squadron, transferred to RNR 25/2/19. Also with 1926 RAOB silver & enamel medal to Bro Harry C. Burgess 2nd Degree and SJAB Assoc cross to 359616 Harry C. Burgess. (R) £120
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WWI 1914-15 Star trio and KGV Special Constabulary Long Service Medal to R.M.A. 14292 Gr E. Edis (Edward Edis on Constabulary) very fine and better. With copied service paper, he was born in Nottingham, enlisted 1/9/14, discharged 5/5/19. (R) £70
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Family group with WWI BWM and Victory Medal to M2-178257 Sjt W. Burns A.S.C. BWM tarnished, otherwise extremely fine. With copied MIC, pair only. With possibly son's WW2 1939-1945, Atlantic, Africa Stars and BWM nearly mint with Navy box of issue addressed to Norman W. Burns, Hall Green, Birmingham and Admiralty transmittal slip for 5 medals/clasps but no indication of which is missing. (R) £50
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WWI BWM, Victory Medal, WW2 Defence Medal and KGVI Police LSGC to J.62683 F.G. Lucken A.B. R.N. (Const Frederick G. Lucken on Police) very fine and better. With copied service paper, he enlisted 24/11/16, served on HMS Coventry, discharged 24/2/19. (R) £50
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WWI BWM, Victory Medal, WW2 Defence Medal and KGVI Special Constabulary Long Service Medal to G-6010 Pte A.G. Harrison The Queen's R. (Albert G. Harrison on Constabulary) very fine and better, court mounted for display. With copied MIC, pair only. (R) £40
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WWI BWM, Victory Medal and KGVI Special Constabulary Long Service Medal to 128359 Pte F.A. Boggis M.G.C. (Frederick A. Boggis on Constabulary) about very fine. With copied MIC, pair only. (Y) £40
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WWI 1914 Star trio and bar to RFRA-12226 Gnr F.J. White R.A. (12226 Gnr F.J. White R.FA. on star) very fine, RFRA is Royal Field Reserve Artillery. With 4 copied pages of service record and MIC, Frederick James White enlisted in RFRA 2/8/11, mobilised 5/8/14, landed France with 30th Bde RFA 26/8/14, issued bar to star, discharged 15/2/19, from Lewisham. (R) £120
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WWI 1914-15 Star trio and KGV Royal Navy LSGC to PO.13354 Pte C.J.P. Parker R.M.L.I. good very fine and better. With copied service paper, roll, census and ship pictures, Charles John Philip Parker was born in Arundel 22/4/85, enlisted 22/2/02, served WWI on Hindustan and Royal Sovereign, LSGC awarded 31/7/19, to RFR 26/6/19 £100
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WWI 1914-15 Star trio to PO.10059 L.Cpl D.H. Jones R.M.L.I. (PO.10098 Pte on star) good very fine. With copied roll and service paper, David Henry Jones was born in Stratford 15/4/81, enlisted 5/12/98, discharged 14/5/21. There is no other Jones with number PO.10098, would appear to be a mistake by medal office. (R) £70
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WWI 1914-15 Star trio to 2581 Cpl A. Collins Linc R. (Pte on star) very fine. With copied MIC and SWB roll, Albert Collins enlisted 28/8/14, landed France 1/3/15, discharged due to wounds 10/10/18 and issued Silver War Badge No B23964 (this missing). (Y) £60
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WWI 1914-15 Star trio to 2137 Pte A.J. Ducker E. Surr R., BWM with heavy contact marks, fine to good very fine. With copied MIC, landed France 31/8/15, discharged 20/3/19. (Y) £50
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WWI 1914-15 Star trio (bi-lingual Victory) to Dvr C.T. Stuart S.A.S.C. (S.A.S.C.-M.T. on star) good very fine. (Y) £40
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WWI 1914-15 Star trio to M2-077746 Pte L.H. Sayers A.S.C. very fine to extremely fine. With copied MIC, landed France 4/5/15. (Y) £40
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First Day of the Battle of the Somme casualty's WWI BWM and Victory Medal to 18364 Pte J. Chatfield R. Berks R. part erasure of rank, initial and surname, almost all details still legible, otherwise extremely fine. John Chatfield was killed in action on 1st July 1916 with 2nd Bn during the attack on Ovillers and with no known grave is commemorated on the Thiepval Memorial. With copied CWGC, Soldiers Died and MIC, he landed in France 4/8/15 and also issued a 1914-15 Star. (See photo) (R) £100
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WWI BWM and Victory Medal to G-26663 Pte F. Solomon E. Kent R about very fine. With Buffs 37mm sports medal engraved Runners Up Hockey Amara Mespot F. Solomon 27/11/21. With copied MIC, pair only. (Y) £40
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WWI BWM and Victory Medal to 2000 Tpr A. Badger R.H. Gds good very fine, swing mounted as worn. With copied MIC, pair only. (Y) £40
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WWI BWM and Victory Medal to SE-24305 Pte A.E. Croft A.V.C. good very fine. With copied MIC, pair only. (Y) £30
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WWI BWM and Victory Medal to F.6923 J. Petherbridge L.M. R.N.A.S. about very fine. With copied service paper, he was born in Preston 1888, served as a policeman, enlisted 27/7/15, transferred to RAF 31/3/18, record confirms service in land operations. (Y). (Y) £30
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WWI BWM and Victory Medal to R-37153 Pte E. Horton K.R.R.C. good very fine, swing mounted as worn. With copied MIC, issued a pair only. (Y) £30
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WWI BWM and Victory Medal to 79695 1 A.M. W. Gooch R.A.F. good extremely fine. With copied service paper, Willie Gooch was born in 1892, enlisted in RFC 30/4/17, landed France 1/6/17, to reserve 1/2/19. (Y) £30
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WWI BWM and Victory Medal to 5831 Pte J.J. Surtees Durh L.I. nearly extremely fine. With copied MIC, issued a pair only. (Y) £30
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WWI BWM and Victory Medal to 28089 Pte H.A. Evans Rif Brig good very fine. With copied MIC, pair only, later served with Tank Corps. (Y) £30
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WWI BWM and Victory Medal to 426419 Pte F. Burt 10-Lond R. very fine. With copied MIC, pair only. (Y) £30
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WWI BWM and 1909 India GSM Afghanistan N.W.F. 1919 clasp to 37858 Pte J. McNulty 1 P.W. Vols (S. Lan R. on BWM) good very fine. With copied MIC, this full entitlement. (Y) £80
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WWI Victory Medal to S. Nurse D. Woodford some light Verdigris to edge, otherwise good very fine. With copied roll for BWM & Victory. (Y) £40
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WWI Territorial Force War Medal to 1186 Pte F.R. Ham R. Fus extremely fine. With 2 copied MICs, also served with 11th Bn Londons and 7th Bn DCLI, from Lambeth. (Y) £120
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WWI Memorial Plaque to Richard Upton, nearly very fine. This is a unique name on CWGC and was to 2356 Sgt R. Upton 10th Sqn RFC who died of pneumonia on 4th May 1915 and is buried in Streatham Cemetery. With copied extract from De Ruvigny's Roll of Honour including photo, CWGC and 2 pages of service record, service record shows he enlisted 26/11/14, promoted Sgt 1/5/15. De Ruvigny states "eventually became a captain and master mariner in the Straits S.S. Service, L.F., being regarded as the commodore of the fleet of 17 boats. While home on leave in July 1914, he obtained his first class flying ticket and on the outbreak of war in Aug 1914, joined the Legion of Frontiersmen; went to France where he did good work as a free lance with the Red Cross Society. He then joined the RFC and died in Tidworth Military Hospital 3 May 1915 of pneumonia contracted while on active service." (R) £70
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WWI Memorial Plaque to Percy David Gilliland, plaque is slightly twisted and with contact marks, thus fine. He was killed in action serving with 1st Bn Devons on 14th April 1917 and with no known grave is commemorated on the Arras Memorial. With copied CWGC, Soldiers Died and MIC, issued a 1914 Star trio, from Exmouth. (R) £50
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