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1880 Afghanistan Medal Kandahar clasp to 341 Batt Sgt Maj L.G. Bell C Batt 2nd Bde RA nearly extremely fine. With copied roll. (Y) £250
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1880 Afghanistan Medal no clasp to 1510 Pte F. Gibbs 6th D. Gds lacquered about very fine. With 10 copied pages of service record, Frederick Gibbs was born in Southsea, enlisted in 15th Hussars 21/10/63, discharged after 12 years, re-enlisted in 6th Dragoon Guards 25/2/76, promoted TSM 16/10/88, discharged 6/6/89. (R) £150
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1880 Afghanistan Medal no clasp to 1590 Pte Js. Orr 6th D. Gds good very fine. With 8 copied pages of service record, James Orr was born in Gateshead, enlisted 7/10/76, discharged 6/10/88. (R) £150
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1880 Afghanistan Medal no clasp to 818 Pte W. Stevens 6th D. Gds very fine. Ex Glendinings 7/12/88. (Y) £150
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1878-80 Afghanistan Medal no clasp to 6 Bde/769 Corpl C. Haydon 1/25th Foot edge bruise, otherwise nearly extremely fine. With copied roll and muster research, Charles Haydon first appears in 25th Musters in Oct 1875 and transferred to UK 8/11/82. (R) £140
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1880 Afghanistan Medal no clasp to 1539 Pte J. Betts 6th D. Gds some wear to parts of number, name and unit, otherwise good very fine. With 4 copied pages of service record, John Betts was born in Aylesbury, enlisted 21/5/76, discharged 28/11/88. (R) £130
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1882 Egypt Medal (un-dated) 2 clasps The Nile 1884-85, Abu Klea to 4102 Pte F.W. Ellis M.S.C. pitting from star, nearly very fine. With copied muster and roll, clasps confirmed. Transferred to AR 9/9/85. (See photo) (R) £650
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1882 Egypt Medal (un-dated) 3 clasps Suakin 1885, Gemaizah 1888, Toski 1889 and 1884-6 Khedives's Star to 2594 Pte A. Brooks 19th Husrs (Star un-named as issued) some pitting from star nearly very fine and better. With 9 copied pages of service record, musters etc, Arthur Brooks was born in Dublin, enlisted in 19th Hussars 14/6/84, served Egypt 26/9/84 to 10/3/87, and 6/9/88 to 2/11/90, transferred to 20th Hussars 8/5/86, discharged 13/6/96. (See photos) (R) £400
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1882 Egypt Medal (1882) 2 clasps The Nile 1884-85, Kirbekan and 1882 Khedive's Star to 1926 Pte G. Jones 1/S. Staff R. (Star un-named as issued) light wear from star, about very fine. With copied rolls, all confirmed. (See photos) (R) £350
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1882 Egypt Medal (1882) 3 clasps Tel-El-Kebir, Suakin 1884, El-Teb_Tamaai and 1882 Khedives's Star to 345 Pte D. Egan 1/Gord Highrs (Star engraved 75 345) some pitting from star, nearly very fine. With copied rolls, clasps confirmed, roll marked discharged to address in Weymouth. (R) £300
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1882 Egypt Medal (1882) Alexandria 11th July clasp, QV Royal Navy LSGC and 1882 Khedive's Star to W. Uniacke Ch Yeo Sig H.M.S. "Alexandra" (Willm Uniacke on LSGC, Star un-named as issued) some wear to naming, generally nearly very fine. With a quantity of copied research, he was born in Gosport 3/8/49, enlisted 2/8/63, LSGC issued 16/4/81, still serving 1886. (See photos) (R) £300
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1882 Egypt Medal (un-dated) 2 clasps Suakin 1885, Tofrek to A. Ashbury Pte R.M.L.I. some light pitting, very fine. With copied roll, service paper and research, Albert Ashbury was born in Liverpool 7/7/66, enlisted 7/8/83, discharged 2/8/92, both clasps confirmed. (See photo) (R) £300
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1882 Egypt Medal (un-dated) El-Teb clasp and 1884 Khedive's Star to 920 Pte G. Clough 3/K.R. Rif C. (Star un-named as issued) light pitting from star, nearly very fine and better. With 5 copied pages of service record and roll, George Clough was born in Royal Barracks, Dublin, enlisted 4/5/83 aged 18, roll states also present at Battle of Tamaai but service papers just state El-Teb, discharged 3/5/95. (R) £280
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1882 Egypt Medal (un-dated) Gemaizah 1888 clasp and un-dated Khedives's Star to 2324 Pte T. Simpson 2/K.O. Sco Bord (Star un-named as issued) small edge bruise otherwise nearly extremely fine. With 9 copied pages of service record, Thomas Simpson was born in Knaresborough, enlisted 10/5/87, served Egypt/Sudan 19/7/88 to 1/1/90, to AR 1/2/95, sentenced for civil conviction by Wakefield Court to 6 months and 18 days detention. (R) £270
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1882 Egypt Medal (un-dated) Suakin 1885 clasp and 1884-6 Khedives's Star to 2067 Corp W. Andrews 5th Lancers (Star is un-named as issued) good very fine. With 8 copied pages of service record, roll and research, William Andrews was born in Paddington, enlisted 22/7/78, to AR 1/4/86. (R) £250
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1882 Egypt Medal (un-dated) The Nile 1884-85 clasp and QV Royal Navy LSGC to H.E. Williams Gunrs Mate (Henry E. Williams Gunrs Mate H.M.S. Boscawen on LSGC) very fine and better. With copied service record and roll, Henry Edward Williams was born in Gosport 24.5.52, enlisted 1/1/73, served with Nile Flotilla while with HMS Monarch, promoted CPO (Ch Gunners Mate) 18/3/87, to pension 15/7/95. (R) £240
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1882 Egypt Medal (un-dated) Tamaai clasp and 1884 Khedive's Star to 921 Pte R. Eldridge 3/K.R. Rif C. (Star un-named as issued) brooch markings to reverse, edge bruising, suspension re-attached, pitting from star, about fine to very fine. With 5 copied pages of service record and typed research, Richard Eldridge was born in Peterborough, enlisted 3/5/83, discharged 2/5/95. (R) £150
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1882 Egypt Medal (1882) no clasp to 1508 Pte J. Drangoole 19th Hussars, nearly extremely fine. With copied rolls and muster, he was recalled from Army Reserve for Egypt campaign. (R) £140
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1854 India GSM 2 clasps Burma 1885-7, Burma 1887-89 to 375 Private J.P. Sullivan 2d Bn R.W. Surr R. some minor edge contact marks, very fine. With copied rolls. (R) £180
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1854 India GSM Burma 1885-7 clasp re-named in block capitals to Major W.H. Evans 2/Battn S.O.M.L.I. about very fine. William Hunter Evans was commissioned 16/2/64, promoted Lieut 18/4/67, Capt 1/12/75, Maj 1/6/82, served in South Africa and issued South Africa Medal with 1878-9 clasp and confirmed in operations against Sekukuni in 1878 and in Zulu War was present in engagements at Zungin Nek, Kambula Hill and Ulundi, confirmed on Burma roll for clasp 1885-7. With copied Army List and Burma roll. (R) £120
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1854 India GSM Burma 1887-89 clasp officially re-named in running script to 552 Pte M. Devaney 2d Bn Ches R. nearly extremely fine. With 7 copied pages of service record, Michael Deveney was born in Northwich, enlisted 25/5/83 aged 20, to AR 25/5/90 £100
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1854 India GSM Sikkim 1888 clasp to 451 Pte W. Eaton 2nd Bn Derby R. extremely fine. With copied roll, served Sikkim 21/3 to 27/9/88. (See photo) (R) £300
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1854 India GSM 2 clasps Hazara 1891, Hazara 1888 to 1891 Pte G. Watson 2d Bn Sea Highrs, suspension loose on post, polished, about fine. With copied roll, clasps confirmed. (R) £160
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1854 India GSM Chin-Lushai 1889-90 clasp to 870 Pte F. Winters 1st Bn K.O. Sco Bord cleaned, good very fine. With copied roll, musters and General Orders for Operations, Frank Winters transferred from 63rd Regt District 12/3/84. (R) £200
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1854 India GSM Burma 1889-92 clasp to 1847 Pte S. Pike 2d Bn Devon Regt, small edge bruise, good very fine. With 5 copied pages of service record, Samuel Pike was born in Bow, enlisted 22/10/87 aged 18, to AR 24/11/95, recalled 7/10/99, served 1 year in South Africa, also issued QSA. (R) £180
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1854 India GSM N.E. Frontier 1891 clasp to 3333 Pte J. Lockhart 4th Bn K.R. Rif C. extremely fine. With 5 copied pages of service record and roll, John Lockhart was born in St George's, London, enlisted 26/1/86, served in India and Burma, served with Tammu Column, discharged 25/1/98. (See photo) (R) £320
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1854 India GSM 2 clasps Hazara 1891, Samana 1891 to 5363 Pte E.P. Baker 1st Bn K.R. Rif C. extremely fine. With copied roll on which he marked as deceased. (R) £180
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1890-97 British South Africa Company's Medal (Matabeleland 1893 reverse) no clasp to 1964 Corpl A.J. Green B.B. Police and 1899 QSA 3 clasps OFS, Defence of Mafeking, Transvaal re-named in official style to 58 Tpr A.J. Green Prot Rgt good very fine. With copied rolls and correspondence with South African researcher, clasps confirmed. (See photos) (R) £1200
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1854 India GSM Waziristan 1894-5 clasp to 3447 Pte W. Robinson 2d Bn Bord Regt good very fine. With copied rolls, he was also issued QSA 3 clasps and KSA. (R) £200
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1895 India Medal 2 clasps Punjab Frontier 1897-98, Tirah 1897-98 and KGV Army LSGC to 4871 Sjt J. Kennedy R. Suss R. (Pte 2d Bn Ryl Suss Regt on India) nearly very fine and better. With copied rolls, LSGC issued 1/7/16. (R) £200
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1895 India Medal 2 clasps Punjab Frontier 1897-98, Samana 1897 to 49541 Pte O. McKenna 2d Bn Ryl Ir Regt edge bruising nearly very fine. With 4 copied pages of service papers and roll, Owen McKenna was born in Birmingham, enlisted 17/11/93 aged 18, served India 1896-1902, discharged 10/12/06. (R) £150
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1895 India Medal Punjab Frontier 1897-98 clasp to Lieut E.H.E. Green R.E. Bn S & M extremely fine. With copied single entry roll with him listed as attached to Government Telegraph Dept. (See Lots 142, 201 and 225 for family related medals) (Y) £150
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1895 India Medal Relief of Chitral clasp to 4023 Pte W. Sharpe 1st Bn Bedford Regt heavy contact marks to edge, fine. With 12 copied pages of service papers and roll, William Sharp was born in Spaldwick, enlisted 7/3/92 aged 18, served India 1893-97, discharged medically unfit 31/10/98. (R) £100
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1899 QSA Defence of Mafeking clasp to P.D. Hulley Mafeking Town Gd nearly extremely fine. With copied roll. (See photo) (Y) £1200
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1899 QSA 3 clasps Relief of Mafeking, OFS, Transvaal to 2/Lieut W. Trevor S.A.C. good very fine. With copied rolls, service paper for Lancers etc, Willett Trevor was born in Lichfield, enlisted in 12th Lancers 24/3/91, discharged by purchase 20/10/91, enlisted Rhodesia Regt 18/2/00, enlisted SAC 14/11/00, promoted Lieut 3/8/01, also issued a Rhodesia clasp while serving as Sgt with Rhodesia Regt Mashonaland Sqn and issued KSA with SAC, Relief of Mafeking is scarce clasp to SAC. (See photo) (R) £600
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1899 QSA 2 clasps Defence of Kimberley, OFS, 1902 KSA both clasps and 1900 Kimberley Star (hallmark "a") to 502 Pte J.R. Radcliffe Kimberley Vol Regt (Kimberley V.R. on KSA, Star privately engraved 502 Pvt J. Radcliffe D. Coy Kimberley Regt) good very fine to extremely fine, star missing top suspension bar, no rivets for OFS clasp. With copy of QSA printed roll, clasps confirmed, also issued South Africa 1901 clasp of later roll, also served with Kimberley Light Horse March to June 1900, discharged 14/10/02 at own request. (See photos) (R) £500
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1899 QSA 4 clasps Cape Colony, Wepener, Transvaal, Wittebergen and 1902 KSA both clasps to 1782 Pte F. Baum Cape M.R. good very fine. With copied rolls and South African research, Felix Lutge enlisted at Grahamstown 19/6/88 aged 18, changed his name to Baum, served with 1 Troop 1/1/90, B Sqn 1/10/93, HQ 1/4/94, Artillery, C Sqn 11/7/08, re-mustered in SAMR 23/6/14 retired to pension 18/6/20, appears to have only home service in WWI, also issued CGHGSM Bechuanaland clasp, 1906 LSGC, 1911 Coronation Medal and probably just a WWI BWM. (See photos) (R) £450
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1899 QSA (ghost dates) 3 clasps Talana, Defence of Ladysmith, OFS to 92760 Dvr H. Hayward 13/Bty R.F.A. 13 officially re-named, good very fine. Casualty roll shows he was reported missing and released POW at Battle of Talana Hill 20/10/99 (casualty roll shows Dundee). With 8 copied pages of service record, roll and research, Henry Hayward was born in Holloway, enlisted 10/9/92 in 2nd Bty, transferred to 13th Bty 8/10/92, suffered horse kick to head 22/6/94, roll marked to England as non-combatant under Geneva Convention 6/5/00, granted furlo to join SAC 25/3/01, served South Africa with E Division SAC 26/4/01 to 25/2/03, discharged from AR 10/11/08. Does not appear to be entitled to Defence of Ladysmith clasp and also issued KSA with SAC. (See photo) (R) £400
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1899 QSA 3 clasps Rhodesia, Relief of Mafeking, Transvaal to 382 Corpl H. Gurr S. Rhod Vols good very fine. With copied roll. (See photo) (R) £400
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1899 QSA Defence of Kimberley clasp to Pte C.W. Johnson Kimberley Town Guard and 1900 Kimberley Star (hallmark a) privately engraved C.W. Johnson, Star missing top suspension bar, good very fine. With copied roll and extract from Biggins Siege book which records him serving with No II Section, C Company, Pickering's Redoubt No 2. (See photos) (R) £400
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1899 QSA 2 clasps Elandslaagte, Defence of Ladysmith to 6012 Pte W. Whyte Gordon Highrs about very fine. With copy of printed roll, clasps confirmed. (See photo) (Y) £400
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1899 QSA 4 clasps Relief of Kimberley, Paardeberg, Driefontein, Johannesburg to Capt Hon Lonsdale R.D. Gray 6/Drgn Gds extremely fine. With copied research, Richard Douglas Gray died of enteric fever at Johannesburg 10th June 1900. He was the son of Baroness Gray, born March 1870, educated at Uppingham and Pembroke College, Cambridge, entered 6th Dragoons from 5th BN Rifle Bde Feb 1893, promoted Lieut July 1895, Capt May 1900 when appointed ADC to OC 1st Cav Bde, mentioned in Lord Roberts dispatch dated 4/9/01. (See photo) (R) £350
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1899 QSA 6 clasps Relief of Kimberley, Paardeberg, Driefontein, Johannesburg, Diamond Hill, Belfast, 1902 KSA both clasps and QV Army LSGC (small letter reverse) to 2328 S.Qr-Mr-Serjt W. Cairns 2nd Dragoons (2338 on KSA, S.Q.M.Sgt 2/Dgns on LSGC) nearly extremely fine. With 5 copied pages of service record and casualty list, Walter Cairns was born in Dumbarton, enlisted 24/5/80, was slightly wounded at Dhlomodhlomo (Hiomoholm) 12/9/00, discharged 31/5/02. (See photos) (R) £320
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1899 QSA 2 clasps Cape Colony, Rhodesia to 2nd Lieut W.M. Longdon A.S.C. nearly extremely fine. With copied rolls, Army List, Militia Officers papers etc, surname appears to be Longden. Wilfred Maurice Longden was born 8/10/70, commissioned 4th Bn East Surrey Militia 8/11/99, embodied 4/12/99, Special Service in South Africa 7/3/00, to ASC 15/9/00, returned to 4th Bn East Surrey until 30.11.09 when transferred to 4th Bn Royal Warwicks, served WWI but only appears to be home theatre, no MIC found. (See photo) (R) £300
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1899 QSA 6 clasps Relief of Kimberley, Paardeberg, Driefontein, Johannesburg, Diamond Hill, Wittebergen and KEVII Army LSGC to 1671 Tpr W. Gill 2/Life Gds (2nd L. Gds on QSA) good very fine. With 6 copied pages of service record, William Gill was born in Weymouth, enlisted 19/2/89, served South Africa 28/10/99 to 24/12/00, discharged 4/3/07. (See photos) (R) £300
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1899 QSA 4 clasps Relief of Kimberley, Paardeberg, Driefontein, Transvaal, 1902 KSA both clasps and 1914-15 Star trio to 9227 Pte J. Shepherd 2-Dns (3953 2nd Dragoons on QSA, 3953 2nd Drgns on KSA) QSA & KSA with contact marks, nearly very fine, trio good very fine. With QSA clasp confirmation and MIC, James Shepherd landed France 7/1/15, later served with Labour Corps, discharged 5/2/19, assumed to be the same person. (R) £300
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1899 QSA 3 clasps Relief of Kimberley, Paardeberg, Driefontein and 1902 Coronation Medal (silver) to Lieut F. Swetenham 2/Drgns (Coronation un-named) nearly extremely fine. Major Foster Swetenham was killed in action on 28th August 1914 and is buried in Moy-De-L'Aisne Communal Cemetery (only 7 CWGC casualties in this cemetery). With quantity of copied research, photo of grave and book "A Frenchman in Khaki" by Paul Maze. Paul Maze was an interpreter attached to the British who was arrested on suspicion of being a spy whose life was saved when Swetenham rode by and recognised him. On getting Maze released, he told him he was going to be shot. Swetenham was killed just a few hours later in a small action near Cerizy. The book is dedicated in his memory. He was educated at Eton, commissioned 9/12/96, promoted Lieut 12/4/99, Capt 4/12/01, Adjt Ayrshire Yeo 1906, landed France 16/8/14, award of Coronation confirmed on papers. (See photos) (T) £300
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1899 QSA 3 clasps Cape Colony, Transvaal, Wittebergen, 1902 KSA both clasps, WWI BWM and KEVII Army LSGC to 2791 C.Sjt J. McCormack Leinster Regt (Sgt on QSA & KSA (ranks both officially corrected), 2 W.O. Cl 2 J. McCormack R. Ir Rif on WWI) nearly very fine and better. With 9 copied pages of service record and MIC, John McCormack was born in Dublin, enlisted 22/7/90, served in India, Canada, South Africa 18/4/00 to 20/9/02, discharged 21/7/11, re-enlisted 5/10/14 aged 43, served India with 1st Garrison Bn Royal Irish Rifles 21/2/16 to 8/11/19, discharged 7/12/19, this his full entitlement, and low number 2 on BWM. (R) £250
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1899 QSA 4 clasps Relief of Kimberley, Paardeberg, Driefontein, Johannesburg, 1902 KSA both clasps and 1914 Star trio to 4501 W.O. Cl 2 N. Ross 2-Dns (Pte on QSA & KSA, Sjt on Star) first 2 polished, fine to good very fine, swing mounted as worn. With MIC and QSA confirmation, landed France 17/8/14. (R) £250
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1899 QSA 5 clasps Cape Colony, OFS, Transvaal, South Africa 1901, South Africa 1902 to Capt A.I. Mitchell 3/Dgn Gds odd scratch to edge, good very fine, unofficial rivets between 3rd and 4th clasps. With various copied research, Alexander Ian Mitchell was born 13/4/69, educated at Eton, commissioned 1/11/93, promoted Lieut 23/2/95, Capt 15/4/99, served in De Wet hunt with Bethune's column, in action Armstrong Drift 28/12/01, 2 soldiers mentioned in dispatches for rescuing him when he had 2 horses shot from under him, served WWI with Somaliland Camel Corps and from 28/8/16 in France with MGC-Cavalry. He was later Dep Lieut of Berwickshire and a member of The Royal Company of Archers. (R) £250
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