Medals

P108 Single: India General Service Medal 1895 One Clasp “Relief of Chitral” 4588 Pte. W. Ogilvie, 2^nd Bn Seaforth Hdrs.                                                                 

Near EF $420

P116 Single: GSM 1918-62 one clasp “Bomb & Mine Clearance 1945-49” 22048751 Spr. F. Flint, R.E.                                                                                                                    

EF $1850

P113 Single: Territorial War Medal. 2220 Pte F. H. Blackmore, Devon Regt.                         

Gd VF $190

P111 Single: IGS 1908 three clasps. “Afghan NWF 1919, Waz 1919-21, Waz 1921-24” 4957 Sepoy, 36 Sikhs.                                                                                                   

VF $225

P109 Single: China 1900 one clasp “Relief of Pekin” 5339 Pte. W. Williams, and Royal Welsh Fus. Impressed, the only British Infantry regiment to qualify for this clasp. 

VF $1850

P107 Single: India General Service Medal 1895 One Clasp “Punjab Frontier 1897-98” Gurkha, 2^nd Bn 1^st Gurkha Rifles.                                 

Suspension slack. Near VF $250

P106 Single: India General Service Medal 1895 One Clasp “Punjab Frontier 1897-98” 92074 Driver G. H. Millington, RHA. 

Suspension a little slack otherwise Gd VF $325

P105 Single IGS 1908 one clasp “BURMA 1930-32”, 6279243 Pte. H. A. Spice, The BUFFS.

Gd VF $285

P104 Single IGS 1908 one clasp “WAZIRISTAN 1918-21”, 5765540 Pte. A. B. Walpole, NORF.R.

Gd VF $175

P103 Pair. CSM 1962 one clasp “MALAY PENINSULAR”, A4004803 CPL G. R. Maxwell R.A.F., RAF LSGC E.II.R. with identical details.

Near EF $385

P102 Single. CSM 1962 one clasp “SOUTH ARABIA”, 23955101 TPR M. Hampson, QDG.

Near EF $225

P101 Single. GSM 1918 G.VI.R. two clasps “PALESTINE 1945-48 MALAYA”, 2626306 GDMN. R. Griffiths, GREN. GDS.

Near EF $285

P100 Single. CSM 1962 one clasp “NORTHERN IRELAND”, 24302278 Pte. G. R. Mansell, Glosters.

Near EF $195

P97 Single. GSM 1918 G.V.R. one clasp “IRAQ”, 98016 Pte. P. Connolly, North’d Fus.

Near EF $275

P94 Trio: 1914/15 star, British War and Victory Medal all correctly impressed to 453 PTE. C. L. CANDY 32/BN A.I.F.

EMB: 18^th November 1915 (B Coy, 32^nd Bn)

WIA: 19^th July 1916 “G.S.W. Leg” France

Charles Leo Candy was admitted 5^th May 1917 “Influenza”

RTA: 20^th of May 1919 and given a medical discharge.

UNC $850

P91 Trio: 1914/15 star, British War and Victory Medal all correctly impressed to 381 PTE J. CAMERON 29/BN A.I.F.

EMB: 10^th of November 1915 (29^th Bn)

Joseph Cameron was admitted hospital field 27^th November 1916 “Trench Feet”

WIA: 20^th of July 1918 “Gas” & “S. W. Rt. Thigh” Field

Transferred to the 32^nd Battalion on the 12^th of October 1918

RTA: 28^th March 1919

VF $850

P90 Trio: 1914/15 star, British War and Victory Medal all correctly impressed to 1022 PTE J CONNOR 28 BN AIF

Previous service stated as 11^th Battalion “Chest measurement too low”

EMB: 9th June 1915 at Fremantle as an original 28th member on H.M.A.T. "A.II" (ASCANIUS) and on "BOONAH" on the 12th July 1915

John Connor A Company 28^th Battalion was admitted to the 13^th Casualty Clearing Station, Mule Gully, Walkers Ridge ANZAC on the 21^st of September 1915 with “Diarrhoea”

Admitted 1^st Australian Axillary Hospital Heliopolis on the 10^th of December 1915 with “Rheumatic Fever”

RTA: 3^rd February 1916 and discharged as Medically Unfit.

EF+ $750

P89 Trio: 1914/15 star, British War and Victory Medal all correctly impressed to 665 PTE F. J. PAULL 27/BN

EMB: 31^st of May 1915 (27^th Bn) for Gallipoli

Admitted to 7^th Field Ambulance, Gallipoli due to “Gastritis” (which turns into Influenza) on the 3^rd of December 1915.

Killed in Action, Flers, The Somme, France on the 5^th of November 1916. Sadly, no further details are given.

Note: Comes with a photo of Frederick Josiah Paull Headstone at the AIF Burial Ground, Grass Lane Cemetery, Flers, Picardie.

UNC $1150

P88 Trio: 1914/15 star, British War and Victory Medal all correctly impressed to 932 PTE C. W. STANTON 27BN AIF

EMB: 15^th February 1915 (27^th Bn)

Charles Weking Stanton was admitted to hospital Heliopolis due to “Thrombosis Veins” on the 27^th of July 1915

Temporarily attached to Duty at “A Base” hospital as part of the 2^nd A. G. H. on the 7^th of September 1915

Charles Weking Stanton was admitted to hospital a second time due to “Appendicitis” on the 2^nd of February 1916 resulting in his return to Australia.

RTA: 24^th of June 1916 for discharge “Medically unfit”

EF $750

P85 Trio: 1914/15 star, British War and Victory Medal all correctly impressed to 198 PTE H. G. McLEAN 23/BN

Comes with ANZAC Medallion Lapel correctly engraved 'H. G, McLean", RSL Badge and Services Rendered Badge (No. A22423)

EMB: 8^th May 1915 (A Coy 23^rd Bn) arriving at Gallipoli 29^th August 1915

Hector George Mclean left Gallipoli for hospital, Malta on the 3^rd of December 1915 “septic right hand”

WIA: 4^th August 1916 “Bullet Wound Head and Right Buttock” France. Listed as “seriously Ill” on the 8^th August

RTA: 7^th February 1919 for discharge as medically unfit, “Right Eye”.

Note: Victory Medal was returned on the 10^th of May 1923 only to be issued directly to Hector two weeks later on the 25^th.

EF $1150

P84 Trio: 1914/15 star, British War and Victory Medal all correctly impressed to 228 SJT (LIEUT. ON PAIR) A. F. ROACH 23BN A.I.F.

Arthur Frank Roach lists his previous service as serving with the 49^th Senior cadets (3 years) and the 51^st Infantry Citizens Force (1 year) Still Serving.

EMB: 8^th May 1915 rank of Seargeant (A Coy 23^rd Bn) arriving at Gallipoli on the 30^th August 1915

Promoted 2^nd Lieutenant 8^th December 1915 (Whilst serving on Lone Pine, Gallipoli)

Made Rly Transport Officer prior to getting posted to Australian Headquarters Cairo as Staff Officer (Personel File shows final rank as Captain).

RTA: 26^th July 1919

VF $975

P83 Trio: 1914/15 star, British War and Victory Medal all correctly impressed to 94 PTE (SGT ON PAIR) D. M. JORDAN 22/BN A.I.F.

Previous service stated as “16 months 5^th Vic Mounted Rifles South Africa

Donald Morrisson Jordan embarked on the 16^th of March 1915 with the 22^nd Battalion arriving at Gallipoli on the 30^th August 1915

Admitted to Armourers School on the 2^nd of June 1917 resulting in promotion to Armourer Sergeant.

Accidently injured “Nose” 21^st of October 1917 (France)

RTA:6^th of June 1918

EF $950

P82 Trio: 1914/15 star, British War and Victory Medal all correctly impressed to 840 PTE R. McG. EADIE 21/BN A.I.F.

Previous Service stated as “3 years 17^th A. L. H.”

Robert McGilivray Eadie enlisted on the 3^rd of December 1914 as number 840 with the 21^st Bn before transferring to the 5^th (followed by the 8^th) Field Coy as number 4409 on the 5^th of August 1915. Posting noted as a result of a cable from General Birdwood.

After serving 707 days overseas in both Gallipoli and France Private Eadie returned to Australia due to “Progressive Myopia in both eyes” on the 13^th of February 1917 for eventual discharge.

Note: Middle name also referenced as Mcintyre.

UNC $850

P81 Trio: 1914/15 star, British War and Victory Medal all correctly impressed to 982 PTE T. H. M. SULLIVAN 21/BN A.I.F.

EMB: 10^th May 1915 (21^st Bn)

Thomas Hugh Michael Sullivan Joined unit on Gallipoli 29^th August 1915

WIA: 4^th October 1917 “Shrapnel Wound right arm” France.

2^nd WIA: 1^st September 1918 Shell Wound Right shoulder, France.

Transferred to the 24^th Battalion just prior to returning to Australia

RTA: 29^th May 1919

UNC $850