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GSM clasp Arabian Penninusla 9264 Pte Nasser Aboulla Audhali APL
VF SOLD
GSM clasp Malaya 23281842 PTE E A A G STANDEN QUEENS.
Note: Ernest Arthur Alfred George Standen Died 2007
Good VF $165
GSM clasp MALAYA 4195349 S.A.C. P.H.TYLER. RAF. GSM 62 clasp DHOFAR C4195349 CPL P H TYLER RAF, RAF Long Service & Good Conduct with original box the medal is correctly impressed to; C4195349 SGT P H TYLER RAF
VF $990
GSM clasp Malaya impressed to 2/410772 F. A WETHERED.
Frederick Arthur Wethered was born at Marrickville, NSW in 1936. He joined the Australian Army in June 1956 aged 19 and was initially posted to 4 RAR.
Private Wethered saw overseas service in Malaya with the 3rd Royal Australian Regiment from 25th September 1957 to 24th May 1959 (a total of 607 days overseas)
Discharged Balmain, NSW 11th June 1959 on expiration of period for which engaged
Note: Comes with photo of recipient, along with a copy of his full service record (40 pages).
VF SOLD
Guide to Small Arms in WA by George Trotter. A limited print run has been completed. Soft Cover, well illustrated with marks on all Western Australian weapons. A must have for collectors.
Gunner Joseph William Gardner (Picture is courtesy of a collage on AWM website)
Pair: British War Medal and Victory Medal impressed to 11475 GNR J. W. GARDNER 5 F.A.B. AIF
Emb. 15th January 1916
Accidently injured. 23rd May 1917. "run into by motor waggon" (contused ankle)
WIA/DOW 18th April 1918
"GSW both legs. Frac. L. Leg, arms R. Buttock. Dead on admission.
Buried Franvillers cemetry 25th April 1918
VF SOLD
H.M.A.S. “Cerberus” Westernport Victoria Christmas and New Year card. Signed “To Mr & Mrs Fitzhardinge with best wishes and affection, Margaret Crawford xx”
$35
H.M.A.S. “Otway” Christmas and New Year card. Signed from “Bert with love to all x”. Extremely Rare to see an Australian Submarine Christmas Card
SOLD
Hallmarked (1915) silver nurses hip flask engraved “L. D. Meares 6th L. H. RGT. A.I.F.”
Sister Louisa Devenish Meares saw most of her service in Salonika with a brother (Charles Dycester Devenish Meares) serving with the 6th Light Horse. Possibly a gift from her brother or she could have been looking after the wounded from the 6th L.H (staying close to her brothers unit). Rare to find an Australian WW1 nurses attributed item. Further research could only enhance this interesting piece.
Note: Measures 14 cm x 9.5 cm
VF SOLD
HE 7th F.A.B. YANDOO. 7th Field Artillery Brigade. News, sports items and anecdotes of the Brigade whilst on the troopship, in camp and in the firing line.
$65
$20
$20
History of the 15th Bn. By T. P. Chataway (Burridge reprint).
SOLD
HISTORY OF THE 2nd LIGHT HORSE RGT. AIF 1914-1919 - by G.-H.-Bourne, 94 pages.
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HISTORY OF THE 2nd LIGHT HORSE RGT. AIF 1914-1919 - by G.-H.-Bourne, 94 pages.
$125
Honorary Chaplain to the King G.VI.R. Badge
Royal cypher surrounded by a wreath of oak and laurel leaves and measuring approximately 50mm x 35mm.
In virtually mint condition, completely free from damage and with its horizontal pin and bar in place on the reverse. Appears to be unmarked silver. In superb condition.
EF $385
Hooves, Wheels and Tracks - A history of the 4th/19th Prince of Wales's Light Horse Regiment by David Holloway. History of 4th Light horse WW1 through to the 4th/19th.
$135
HOW AUSTRALIA TOOK GERMAN NEW GUINEA. An illustrated record of the Australian Naval & Military Expeditionary Force by F. S. Burnell (1990 edition).
$55
CHARGE OF THE HEAVY BRIGADE
Three: Crimea 1854-56, 3 clasps, "Balaklava, Inkermann, and Sebastopol" officially impressed to E. Quinn. 6th Dragoons, Army L.S. & G.C., V.R., small letter reverse to 955. Edwd. Quinn. 11th Hussars; Turkish Crimea 1855, Sardinian issue in contemporary running script to 957 E. Quinn, 6th Dragoons.
Edward Quinn was born in County Donegal and attested for the 6th Dragoons at Enniskillen on 3 October 1846, aged 20 years. He is shown in the muster rolls as being on active duty with his regiment for the whole of the quarter dating 1st October to the 31st December 1854, and it is most probable, therefore, that he took part in the famous charge of the Heavy Brigade at Balaklava. Medal roll states "Invalided home 15 Sept 1855". He transferred to the 11th Hussars on 1 November 1866 and was discharged from the service on 1 November 1870. Sold with copied discharge papers.
Light contact marks, otherwise VF SOLD
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