P50 Pair : Queen’s South Africa Medal 1899 with four clasps "ELANDSLAAGTE, D of Lady., L. NEK., Belfast” and Kings South Africa medal with two clasps “S.A 1901 & S.A. 1902” both medals correctly impressed to 4987 Pte. H. Parkes, Gordon Hdrs.
Gd VF $1325.00
P51 Pair : Queen’s South Africa Medal 1899 with three clasps "T. Hts, R of Lady., Belfast” and Kings South Africa medal with two clasps “S.A 1901 & S.A. 1902” both medals correctly impressed to 3325 Pte G. Hanson, Devon Regt. KSA typo on Regt. No 3235.
VF $585
P52 Pair : Queen’s South Africa Medal 1899 with Four clasps “R of K., Paard., Drief., T." and Kings South Africa medal with two clasps “S.A 1901 & S.A. 1902” both medals correctly impressed to 2977 Pte. J. West, Essex Regt.
Near EF $585
P53 Four: QUEENS SOUTH AFRICA 1899 three clasps: “CC, OFS, SA02”., 1914 Star and bar, British War & Victory Medals.
All medals impressed with same number 15404 Dvr. H. Long, RFA.
EF $585
P54 Single: Natal 1906 one clasp”1906” Pte. T A Jenkins Durban Light Infantry.
Gd VF $ 400.00
P55 Single: Queens Sudan Medal 1899 3559 Sepoy Umra 26 Punjab Infy.
VF $245.00
P56 Single: Abyssinia 1869 embossed to 4213 J Dickinson 33 D W REGT. TWO VC’s to the RGT.
Gd VF $950.00
P57 Single: Ashantee 1874 one clasp “Coomassie” 1630 Pte. J Venn 2nd BN Rifle Bde. 1873-74.
EF $795.00
P58 Single: Egypt undated one clasp “ Gemaizah 1888”891 Pte J C McDowell 2 K O S B
Near EF $450.00
P59 Single: Canada General Service one clasp: “Fenian Raid 1866”106 Pte H Greenwood 4. 60 K R R C.
EF $525.00
P6. Trio: 1914/15 star, British War and Victory Medal all correctly impressed to 61 PTE. A. J. POWELL 11/LH RGT AIF.
Emb: 2nd June 1915
28th August 1915 Transferred to the 2nd Light Horse (Gallipoli)
Admitted to Hospital Ship 17th September 1915, Gallipoli with dysentery
Rejoined 11th Light Horse for duty 6th March 1916 Heliopolis
Admitted to Hospital with cellulitis 17th June 1916
RTA: 21st November 1916 Discharged 31st January 1917 medically unfit
Note: Archibald James Powell served with the 1st Australian Garrison Battalion in Qld as a Corporal during WW2 (Q187161)
VF $1000
P60 Single: China 1900 one clasp “ Relief of Pekin” T Devin OD Sigln HMS Centurion
Gd VF $585.00
P61 Single: British South Africa Company for Rhodesia one clasp: “Mashonaland 1897” 3537 Pte G Saunders 7 Hussars.
VF $1250.00
P62 Pair: Afghanistan 1881 one clasp: “Kandahar” and Kabul to Kandahar Star 58.B/2520 Pte C Quinn 72nd Highrs. Both Medals correctly named.
Gd VF $1185.00
P63 Pair: Indian Mutiny Medal one clasp “Central India ”Ensign W F Sandwith 3rd Bombay European Regiment nicely engraved in capitals but is renamed. Afghanistan no clasp Maj. W F Sandwith 15th. BO NI. Nicely chisel sloping engraving on an untouched field suggesting original engraving. He finished up a Major General in the Indian Army.
Gd VF Sold
P64 Pair: Egypt undated three clasps “El-Teb-Tamaai, The Nile 1884-85, Kirbekan” 808 Pte. D. Park 1/Rl. Hdrs. Khedive Star 1884.
Gd. VF $650
P65 Pair: Egypt undated one clasp “Suakin 1885” 7032 Pte. P. Galloway 3 Gren. Gds. Khedive Star 1884-6.
Gd. VF $475
P66 Pair: Egypt dated 1882 one clasp “Tel-El-Kebir” 1139 Pte. T. Leahy 1/Rl. I. Fus. Kedive Star 1882 with Rgt. Number impressed and Unit engraved.
Usual light pitting from star otherwise VF $465
P67 Group of 4: British War & Victory medals, MSM G.V.R. & L.S.G.C. G.V.R. 9296 Sgt. G. A. Kempshall. K. R. R. C. Details the same on all medals except new post war number “6837296”.
Some wear to BWM otherwise VF $485
P68 Pair: British Korea 5/1686 C. M. White, UN Medal Korea also impressed. Served in Korea 21 Nov. 51 to 14 Nov 52 with 3 RAR.
Near EF $475
P69 Pair: Australian Vietnam medal & Vietnam Star both correctly named to 1200329. J. P. Spitzers. Served in Vietnam 28 May 1965 to 07 June 1966 with 1 RAR. He was born in the Netherlands.
No enamel damage, Near EF $585
P7. Trio: 1914/15 star, British War and Victory Medal all correctly impressed to 103 PTE. J. P. CARR 12/LH RGT AIF.
Emb: 13th June 1915
29th August 1915 transferred to 1st Light Horse (Gallipoli) service number 103A
Admitted to Number 19 General Hospital Alexandra (Enteric Fever, Severe) in November 1915
RTA: 29th January 1916 Discharged 14th July 1916 medically unfit
Note: Records show a statutory declaration dated 1944 where Joseph Patrick Carr states his real name is Joseph Patrick Carrigan
EF $1000
P70. Pair: NGS 1915 one clasp “Near East” (AB RN) & Naval LSGC EIIR. JX889669 Petty Officer L. A. Whyman HMS Heron.
Near EF $475
P71 FOUR: 1914/15 Star, British War, Victory, and Territorial Efficiency Medal. First three impressed to 328 ER-S-SJT (PTE on star). J. A. McCOY 11/BN AIF. Efficiency medal impressed 182 DMR J. A. McCOY 20/LOND: REGT
John Alfred McCoy states his previous Service as “5 years 20th County of London Regiment, 7 years 2nd Royal West Kent Regiment”
EMB: 26th Oct 1914 for Gallipoli as a first day lander
Admitted to hospital on Gallipoli “Neurasthenia” 26th June before being transferred to Convalescent Camp Mustapha 8th July 1915.
Attached to Postal Corps 14th September 1915 Alexandria before being transferred to the Postal Corps permanently.
RTA: 11th November 1919 and discharged medically unfit
Note: His records state the following; “S/Sgt A.A.P.C. Brought to the notice of Secretary of Staff for War for valuable services rendered in connection with the war (War Office List dated 28.8.19)”
