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Collection of mainly trial medals, some with additional metal flanges, generally extremely fine and better including KGV MBE, KGVI Air Efficiency Award without suspender bar, Voluntary Medical Service Medal renamed to Mrs Elizabeth P. Haynes, Saint Vincent Pax et Jvstitia/Queen Elizabeth the Second 38mm etc, includes copied KGV Air Force Cross and KGV Air Force medal crowned head. Qty 17 (T) £250
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WWI 2nd Dragoons range with 1914-15 Star to 6034 Pte R. Duncan 2-Dns, BWMs to D-3999 Sjt H. Balderstone 2-Dns, D-2027 Pte W. Day 2-Dns, D-2923 Sjt A. Robson 2-Dns, Victory Medals to 5445 Pte J.J. Blackie 2-Dns and D-5969 Pte W. Christie 2-Dns in mixed condition. All with MICs. Qty 6 (R) £100
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WWI 2nd Dragoons range with BWMs to 2DN-5858 Cpl S.J. Atkinson 2-Dns, GS-15369 Pte T. Evans 2-Dns, D-17146 Pte A.E. Morris 2-Dns, 5857 Pte T. Smith 2-Dns, D-8364 Pte J.E. Sutherland 2-Dns and Victory Medal to GS-15628 Pte J.G. Dove in mixed condition. All with copied MICs. Qty 6 (R) £90
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Collection with WW2 Defence Medal, BWM and KGV Special Constabulary Long Service Medal to Austin Saxton, WW2 Defence Medal, BWM, RAF cap badge and named bible (William Henry Turner), boxed KGVI Imperial Service Medal to William H. Cribb, WWI BRCS Medal in box of issue, 2 un-named BRCS medals, 3 boxed commemorative medals, 1858 Parchment Certificate of discharge to 1338 C Sgt George Kilburn who enlisted in 20th Foot in 1837, etc, mostly very fine to mint. Qty £90
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WWI range of BWMs to 3rd Dragoon Guards with GS-13090 Pte H. Heaton, GS-15242 Pte J. Greenwood, D-4550 Pte T. Wheeler, GS-15589 Pte R. Douglas and 6492 Pte A. Thompson mainly very fine and better. All with copied MICs. Qty 5 (R) £75
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Collection with WWI BWM & Victory Medal to DM2-169819 Pte W.F. Lintott A.S.C. (with ID Disc), BWM re-named to Albert N. Fuller Red Cross, WWI Victory Medal to 2 Lieut J. Whittaker, WW2 Defence Medal with 1946 notice of entitlement to V L Saynor with ARPS CD Instructor badge, 1915 Lusitania UK propaganda medallion, modern copy of Waterloo Medal and Pakistan Independence Medal to 12884 Hav Ghulam Akbar mostly very fine and better, also 2 Pakistan Artillery badges and 4 military horses brass. Qty 15 (1/2B) £70
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Range with 1914-15 Star to 18550 LCpl F.C. Dawson, Victory Medal to 24094 Cpl H. Mullineaux L'Pool R., WW2 1939-1945, Atlantic, Pacific Stars & BWM un-named as issued in Shipping & Seaman box of issue addressed to Mrs L.L. Masson, Boscastle, also French Medaille Militaire, mainly very fine and better. Qty 7 (R) £70
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Range with WWI BWM to 58310 Pte H.W. Ball R. War R., BWM disc to 1216 Pte T. Roberts R.W. Fus., replacement BWM and Victory Medal to 63992 AM2 J W Trueman RAF R with 2 named boxes of issue (served as a fitter with 84 Sqn), RAF ID disc to 1217929 Trueman (Kenneth William) commissioned 6/8/44, WW2 Defence Medal, WW2 BWM to 23230 Sep Lachhman Dass 15 Punjab R., also German 1939 War Merit Cross with swords, RAF embroided badges (3), small escape style compass, Sussex Regt & KRRC mother of pearl sweetheart badge, ASC cigarette box and copy 1939 Iron Cross, from poor to mint. Qty 16 (T) £60
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WW2 1939-1945, France and Germany Stars, Defence Medal and BWM (2) with Infantry Records box of issue (address removed) and Army Council transmission slip for 3 items. Qty 5 (R) £26
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1793-1814 MGSM 2 clasps Orthes, Toulouse to G. Bailey 7th Light Dragns contact marks to edge, nearly very fine. With copied roll. (See photo) (R) £900
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Scots Greys 1815 Waterloo Medal to Trp Serj Maj Wm Perrie 2nd or R.N. Brit Reg Dra, clip and suspension replaced, some pitting good fine. With copied research, he enlisted 25/8/94, married Ann Hubbard in Loughborough 17/11/98, sometime after Waterloo he was appointed Quartermaster of 2nd Dragoons, retired on half pay 25/12/35, appears to have run a pub called the "Waterloo Inn" in Amble, died in Amble 23/7/46. He served In Captain Barnard's troop at Waterloo and one of only 6 men with this rank to Regiment. The most iconic Regiment for Waterloo, possibly in the front row just off centre in Lady Butler's famous painting of the charge of the Scots Greys. (See photo) (R) £5000
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1843 Maharajpoor Star to Lieut Frederick Huey H.M. 40th Regt and 1854 Crimea Medal Sebastopol clasp engraved in Hunt & Roskell style to Capt F. Huey 28th Regt good very fine and better, Star has had hook replaced with gold coloured bar and suspender bars, in fitted Hunt & Roskell case. He was commissioned by purchase in 40th Regt 5/6/40, promoted Lieut without purchase 5/3/42, severely wounded at Battle of Maharajpoor, purchased Capt 8/6/49, exchanged to 28th Foot 17/5/50, died 25/4/66. With copied Army List and casualty list. (See photos) (R) £1000
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1843 Maharajpoor Star to Serjeant Henry Bottle Her M 16th Lancers, hook has been removed, new suspension fitted to top of the star. With copied musters and research, he was born in Canterbury, enlisted 18/7/32, no Sutlej Medal as he was sick at Loodianha, died in Norwich hospital 31/7/48. (See photo) (R) £500
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QV Army LSGC named in Waterloo Medal style to A. Watson Serjeant 6th Dragoon Guards 1844, edge bruise to unit, straight bar suspender with ornate claw, top suspension bar engraved 6th D.G., very fine. With typed research, Alexander Watson was born in Morpeth, enlisted 7/9/19, discharged 13/8/44 with chronic rheumatism and varicose veins, LSGC sent to him 20/1/45. Likely to be one of the first ever medals issued to an NCO/OR of the regiment. (See photo) (R) £150
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1854 India GSM Pegu clasp to Edwd R. Key Clerk "Hastings", 1854 Crimea Medal 2 clasps Sebastopol, Azoff and Turkish Crimea Medal (Sardinia) both engraved in neat upright capitals to Edward Robert Key. Turkish with replacement suspender, very fine and better. With copied rolls confirming clasps and medals, Crimea earned with HMS Beagle as Assistant Paymaster. (See photos) (R) £750
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1854 India GSM Pegu clasp to Jas S. Southey Secy to Commodore "Fox" several minor edge bruises, very fine. With good quantity of copied research, James Lowther Southey was born in Cheshire 65/12/21, entered RN as Asst Clk 27/8/39, appointed Act Paymaster of HMS Champion 6/5/42, to HMS Fox as Clk 12/8/50, appointed Secretary 18/9/50, Paymaster 22/5/51 and still Secretary with Fox, in action with enemy 9/1/52, on board Fox with stockades in Rangoon River 31/1/52, forts 5/4/52, landed with Commodore storming of Forts 11-14 Apr 1852, on board for bombardment and capture of Rangoon, landed with Commodore at storming of Dalla 11/2/52 and storming of pagoda 14/4/52, landed with Commodore from HEIC Tenasserim in capture of Bassien 19/5/52, landed with Commodore at attack and capture of Prome 9/10/52 and present in several smaller engagements on the Irrawaddy between April and July 1852. Appointed Secretary to C in C Pacific on Ganges 13/7/57, present during San Juan Difficulty 1858-9, received thanks of Council of Royal Geographical Society 1865 & 1868, continued as Paymaster with various ships before retiring on half pay 17/8/81, appointed Paymaster in Chief (retired) 22/6/81. (See photo) (R) £400
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The Most Honourable Order of the Bath Companion's gold and enamel breast badge (CB) hallmarked 1858/9, 1854 Crimea Medal Sebastopol clasp engraved in neat upright capitals to Coll Hy R. Jones 6th Dn Gds, 1857 Indian Mutiny Medal no clasp to Col Hy R. Jones 6th Dragn Gds, Turkey Order of the Medjidie 5th Class breast badge (gold and enamel centre) and Turkish Crimea Medal (Sardinia) un-named as issued, generally very fine to extremely fine, CB missing riband buckle, other 4 with matching buckles.
General Henry Richmond Jones purchased his commission 9/6/25, purchased Lt Col 1851, commanded Regiment in Crimea, present at Battle of Tchernaya and Siege of Sebastopol, award of Medjidie in London Gazette dated 2nd March 1858. During Indian Mutiny he assumed command of General Penny's Column at Kirkrowlie when Penny was killed by the first shot fired, commanded a Brigade of Cavalry at Bareilly (CB), and the left column of Lord Clyde's force in the attack on Benhi Maidho's force at Dunderkera. Commanded Lord Clyde's cavalry during Trans-Gogra campaign, present at Magedia Chundal and Bankee, pursuit of rebels to Raptee. Became a Major General in 1865, Colonel-in-Chief 6th Dragoon Guards May 1873, promoted General 1880 and died same year. With copy photo in full uniform with medal, various previous sales listing/catalogue entries. (See photos) (R) £2500
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1854 Crimea Medal 3 clasps Balaklava, Inkermann, Sebastopol officially impressed to R. Hunter 2nd Dragoons and Turkish Crimea Medal (Sardinian) engraved to R. Hunter 2nd Dragoons, some contact marks, possibly lacquered at some time, nearly very fine. With original Illustrated London News listing him among those presented their Crimea Medals by Queen Victoria at Horse Guards on 18th May 1855. Roy Dutton's book lists him as probably rode in the Charge of the Heavy Brigade. With 4 copied pages of service record, Robert Hunter was born in Glasgow, enlisted 27/6/42, served 7 months in Crimea, discharged 21/8/63, suffered from chronic bronchitis and asthma attributed to his service in the Crimea. Also issued LSGC and probably an MSM. (See photos) (R) £800
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1854 Crimea Medal Sebastopol clasp engraved in neat upright capitals to 1st Class Staff Surgn Fredk Roberts, Turkish Crimea Medal (British) and Turkish Order of the Medjidieh 5th Class un-named as issued, first 2 with Coventry made eagle and laurel top suspension brooch bars, nearly extremely fine. All presented in fitted case with 59th and 89th Regt badges (unclear if these are original to issue of case), lid of case named Fred Roberts. With copied research, he was appointed Asst Sgn 11/8/37, Staff Sgn 2nd Class 25/9/46, 1st Class 8/12/54, served with 59th Foot 1837-46, AMD to 1853, 89th Foot 1853/4, half pay list 1/10/56, died in Benares 22/6/58, there a number of copied letters from his time serving in Canada. (See photos) (R) £600
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1854 Crimea Medal 3 clasps Alma, Balaklava, Sebastopol officially impressed to R. Nunn 47th Regt several edge bruises and contact marks. Otherwise good very fine. With copied rolls and hand written unit research, roll marked that Robert Nunn died on board ship the Joseph Shepherd transport 15th Dec 1854, newspapers confirm the ship was in passage from Crimea to Scutari at this time, clasps confirmed. (See photo) (R) £600
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1854 Crimea Medal Sebastopol clasp engraved to Pte Wm Polden 6th Dn Gds, 1857 Indian Mutiny Medal no clasp to Wm Polden 6th Dragn Gds and Turkish Crimea Medal un-named as issued, fine to very fine, replacement suspension on Turkish. With 4 copied pages of service record, he was born in Dorset, enlisted 21/1/52, served 1 year in Crimea, 3 1/2 years in India, discharged 23/1/72. (See photos) (R) £380
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1854 Crimea Medal 2 clasps Sebastopol, Azoff engraved in neat upright capitals to W.L. Robinson Engr 1st Class H.M.S. Lynx minor edge contact marks, very fine. With copied roll and research, William Lindsay Robinson served as Asst Engr 2nd Class on Fisgard 23/12/49, Engr 1st Class on Lynx 28/7/54 to 18/5/57, Chief Engr on Orion 1/7/60, retired 8/5/61. (See photo) (R) £350
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1854 Crimea Medal Sebastopol clasp officially impressed to J. Kennedy 2nd Dragns and QV Army LSGC (small letter reverse) to 491 James Kennedy 2nd Dragoons various bruises and contact marks, nearly very fine and better. With 4 copied pages of service record, he was born in Kilwinning, re-enlisted 3/10/60 aged 35 with 14 years and 92 days former service, discharged 22/3/70, issue of Crimea & LSGC confirmed on papers. (See photo) (R) £320
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1854 Crimea Medal 2 clasps Inkermann, Sebastopol re-named in neat upright capitals to William Edwards H.M.S. Britannia, suspension neatly re-attached, nearly very fine. With copied roll, ship details, description book etc, he was born in Brentwood, served as AB in Crimea. (See photo) (R) £250
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1854 Crimea Medal Sebastopol clasp engraved to No **76 Serjt John Ratford 14th Regt and Turkish Crimea Medal (Sardinian) to 2473 Serjt J. Radford 14 Foot Turkish with replacement Crimea Medal suspender, heavy contact marks, some missing number wear, fine to good fine, please note slight difference in spelling and service number. With 4 copied pages of service record for 2476 John Radford who was born in Whitestone, near Exeter, enlisted 11/6/46 aged 17, served 1 year in Crimea, was also issued LSGC, discharged after 21 years 17/9/67. (R) £150
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1854 India GSM Persia clasp to Gunner T. Dickenson Artillery, suspension slightly loose, good very fine. With copied papers, musters and research, Thomas Dickinson was born in Somerton, attested in Bristol 22/9/52, discharged 4/7/59 in Bombay. (See photo) (R) £500
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1857 Indian Mutiny Medal 2 clasps Lucknow, Relief of Lucknow to Offg Asst Apothy D.J. Tresham 2nd Bn Mil Train extremely fine. With copied rolls and research, Daniel John Tresham was born 8/3/37, both clasps confirmed, appointed Asst Apothy Bengal Subordinate Medical Service 11/5/58, roll annotated attached to 6th Foot Bengal, appointed Hospital Stewarde 9/7/63, Apothy 18/5/68, Senior Apothy 1/9/82, present in 1882 Egypt campaign as 1st Class Apothy and issued medal and Tel-El-Kebir clasp, retired 8/3/92. (See photo) (R) £550
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1857 Indian Mutiny Medal Central India clasp to Asst-Surgn C.H. Browne 11th Compy Ryl Engrs good very fine. With range of copied research, Charles Henry Browne was born in Avranche, Normandy 22/10/32, studied at Bath and St Bart's Hospitals, London with diploma from Royal College of Surgeons 1857, appointed Asst Sgn Staff 1/8/57, joined 86th Regt as Asst Sgn 6/11/57. Was present with 11th Coy RE at siege of Ahurah 19/1/58 and Kotah 22/3/58, appointed Sgn Maj 7/10/71, retired with Hon Brig 1/8/82, died in Hove 22/10/32. (See photo) (R) £500
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1857 Indian Mutiny Medal no clasp and QV Army LSGC (small letter reverse) to 1438 Pte W. Ratcliff 18th Hussars (Walter Redliffe 9th Lancers on Mutiny, note spelling) good very fine. With 4 copied pages of service record, Walter Ratcliff was born in Chelmsford, enlisted in 9th Lancers 22/10/53, served 15 years in India, roll confirms name Radcliff and present in campaign in Oude 1858-9 and present at the affair at Kunta Kote 4/1/59, transferred to 5th East India Cavalry 1/3/59, to 19th Hussars 1/3/61, to 18th Hussars 1/2/70, discharge to pension after 21 years 24/11/74. (See photos) (R) £400
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1857 Indian Mutiny Medal Delhi clasp to Henry Jackson 6th Dragn Gds clasp detached from 1 end of carriage, suspension re-attached, nearly very fine. With copied roll, served at Meerut, Battles of the Hindu, Alipone, Delhi, Bareilly, Kirkrowlie, Rohilscind, clasp confirmed. (See photo) (Y) £300
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1857 Indian Mutiny Medal no clasp to R.A. Collins 6th Dragn Gds good very fine. With copied roll listed as Robert Andrew Collins, served in Meerut campaign. (R) £250
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1857 Indian Mutiny Medal no clasp to Thos Cloxton 6th Dragn Gds, suspension re-attached, part of claw missing, nearly very fine. With 3 copied pages of service record and rolls, he was born in Grantham, enlisted 13/3/54, served 10 months in Crimea and issued medal, served 4 years in India, confirmed no clasp medal for service in Meerut Campaign under Brig Seaton, discharged 24/12/65. (R) £250
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1857 Indian Mutiny Medal no clasp to Saml Crowther 6th Dragn Gds suspension re-attached very fine. With copied roll, served in Meerut campaign. (Y) £200
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1857-60 Second China War Medal Taku Forts 1860 clasp to Lieut H.P. Deane 31st Regt about very fine, some contact marks to edge. With copied officer's statement of service, Army List and original newspaper cuttings after his death, Hugh Pollexfen Deane was born 11/12/36, commissioned in 31st Regt without purchase 24/4/55, promoted Lieut 9/9/55, served in Crimea 1856, served China 15/2/60 to 30/11/63, served throughout the 1860 Campaign in North China including action in Sinho, Storming of Tangku, also in operations against the Taepings near Shanghai with taking of stockade at Nanhsiang, capture of Kadin, Tsinpoo, Tsolin and fortified town of Najow where he was mentioned in dispatches for being the first into the fort while in command of the skirmishers, purchased his Capt 4/9/67, on retiring he served with 3rd (Militia) Bn Devonshire Regt, died in 1904. Also sold with 2 small watercolour framed portraits, 1 as a young boy and the second later in life. (See photos) (R) £600
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1854 India GSM Umbeyla clasp to 1082 Corpl P. Travers H.M.s 101st Regt about very fine. He received a spear wound in his right thigh in action at Umbeyla on 20th November 1863. With 5 copied pages of service record, Patrick Travers was born in Baldoyle, Dublin, enlisted 22-10/57, served 10 years in India, discharged 3/4/77. (See photo) (R) £320
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1854 India GSM Bhootan clasp to 4241 G Beer 55th Regt very fine. With copied muster and roll, George Beer enlisted from Limerick Militia 26/1/56, returned to UK 10/11/63, probably for discharge. (R) £250
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1867 Abyssinian War Medal and QV Army small letter reverse LSGC to 208 Sergt D, Duncalf 45th Foot (no rank on Abyssinia) very fine to extremely fine. With 6 copied pages of service record and research, Daniel Duncalf was born in Manchester, enlisted 27/6/59, served India and Abyssinia, discharged 10/9/79. (See photos) (R) £400
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1867 Abyssinian War Medal to 889 W. Lynch 1st Battn 4th The K.O.R. Regt very fine. With typed research and copied roll, William Lynch was a tin plate worker, enlisted 20/6/64 aged 18, discharged 6/11/72 with a double hernia and unfit for further service, this caused by lifting heavy baggage in August 1872 when serving as baggage guard. (Y) £250
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1868 Abyssinian War Medal to 59 J. Murphy 3rd Dragn Gds, suspension re-attached, about very fine. (Y) £250
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1868 Abyssinian War Medal to 485 W. Kay 3rd Dragn Gds, suspension re-attached, very fine. (Y) £250
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1854 India GSM North West Frontier clasp to 1513 J. Buxey H M's 1st Bn 6th Regt good very fine. With copied roll and 8 pages of service record, Jessie Buxey was born in Lambourne, enlisted 12/1/67, served in India 1867-80, confirmed for service in Hazara, discharged to pension 21/9/89. (R) £250
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1854 India GSM Perak clasp to 959 Corpl J. Kelly 9th By 2nd Bde R.A. nearly very fine. With copied roll. (Y) £250
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1854 India GSM Jowaki 1877-8 clasp, 1878-80 Afghanistan Medal Ali Musjid clasp, 1882 Egypt Medal (un-dated) no clasp and 1884-6 Khedive's Star to 23367 Bombr F. Stewart 7/1 Lon Div R.A. (1519 Gunner 13/9th R.A. on IGSM, 1519 Gunr 13/9 Bde R.A. on Afghan, Khedive's un-named as issued) good fine and better. With 9 copied pages of service record and research, Frederic Stewart was born in Coleraine, enlisted 19/6/76, arrived India 25/1/77, Aden 31/10/83, Egypt 20/8/84, home 30/11/84, discharged 21/6/97, 13/9th Bde became 1 Bde London Division 1881, a number of reduction in rank at court martial on his record. (See photos) (R) £550
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1877-79 South Africa Medal 1879 clasp to 1044 Sergt W.M. Turnley 1st Dn Gds, 1899 QSA 2 clasps Cape Colony, OFS and 1902 KSA both clasps to 410 Serjt W.H. Turnley Cape M.R., WWI BWM to 1st C/W O W.H. Turnley G.M.P. and Cape of Good Hope LSGC to 410 - Hc-Sgt W.H. Turnley - C.M. Riflemen, suspension on 1879 has been re-affixed, nearly very fine to good very fine, swing mounted as worn. With copied 1879, QSA and KSA rolls, listed as a Sergeant Trumpeter on 1879, also appears on FLH QSA roll as an instructor. Sold with a silver cigarette case engraved on front "Presented to Sgt Mjr W.H. Turnley Bt The NCOs & Men Head Qtrs Squad CMR 11.7.07" and a walking stick with fitted plaque engraved "Sergt Major Turnley From Colonel Lukin June 1907", the stick thought to have been made from dried rhino hide but unconfirmed. (See Lot 173 for family related medals) (See photos) (B) £3000
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1877-79 South Africa Medal 1877-8-9 clasp to L/Corpl C. Swann Cape Md Rifles minor contact marks to edge, very fine. With copied roll. (See Lot 103 for family related medal) (See photo) (Y) £800
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1877-79 South Africa Medal 1879 clasp to 1831 Pte T. Paul 2/4th Foot good very fine. With copied roll and musters, Thomas Paul enlisted 28/7/69, left Regt in India to England 28/10/82, probably for discharge. (See photo) (R) £650
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1878-80 Afghanistan Medal 3 clasps Charasia, Kabul, Kandahar and Kabul to Kandahar Star to B/496 Pte W. Ketchen 92nd Highrs (56/496 Private W. Ketchen 92nd Highlanders on Star) Star has been cleaned, very fine. With copied research including musters etc, William Ketchen joined Regt in India 21/12/77, transferred to AR 23/5/82, from Jedburgh. (See photos) (R) £800
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1878-80 Afghanistan Medal and 1854 India GSM 3 clasps Burma 1885-7, Lushai 1889-92, Waziristan 1894-5 to Surgeon Major A.B. Seaman 2d Bl Infy (Surgeon 2nd Ben N.I. on Afghan), light contact marks very fine. With good qty of Indian Army research including Army List, Field Ops etc, Albert Baird Seaman was born 11/12/42, educated King's College, London, commissioned Asst Sgn 1/10/69, Sgn 1/1/75, Sgn Maj 1/10/81, Bde Sgn Lt Col 22/10/94, mentioned in dispatches for Lushai GGO 592 of 1889, present at action at Wano 1894, retired 1/10/96. (See photos) (R) £650
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1878-80 Afghanistan Medal Peiwar Kotal clasp to 1175 Pte T. Clancy 78th Foot good very fine. With 10 copied pages of service record, roll and research, Thomas Clancy was born in Derby, enlisted in 11th Foot 26/5/66, transferred to 78th Foot 1/3/78, discharged 11/5/86 suffering from debility. (R) £250
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1878-80 Afghanistan Medal Ahmed Khel clasp to 5213 Farr Sergt J. Liddle G/4th R.A. heavy bruising, fine. With 13 copied pages of service record, roll and research, James Liddle was born in Edinburgh, enlisted 16/2/59, served with 4th Bde in New Zealand 10/11/63 to 2/2/67 and issued medal as Armourer Sgt, served India 1874-80, discharged 4/7/81 £250
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