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Single AFGHANISTAN MEDAL 1878 0ne clasp " Ali Musjid" engraved 27B/60 Pte C.Gammon 1/17th Regt.

near EF SOLD

 Single officers epaulette. 90th Foot. Perthshire Light Infantry. Circa 1829-1855. As worn by the 90th Regiment whilst stationed in Werstern Australia (Commanding Officer Major R. Bush) 1847-1849

Scarce item with a colonial connection. Good Condition SOLD

Single: Abyssinia 1148 P. Bergin, 33rd. D.W. Regt. 

light contact marks, VF $875

Single: Abyssinia 1867 (757 A. Jones H.M. 45th Regt.

Jeweller cleaned very fine $950

Single: Abyssinia 1867 (R. G. Slade Carprs. Crew H.M.S. Dryad

Jeweller cleaned good very fine $985

Single: Abyssinia 1867 correct raised naming to 234 SERGT. P. GILLIGAN 26^TH REGT

Contact marks in central disc, otherwise good very fine $950

Single: Abyssinia 1867 correct raised naming to J. Warner A.B. H.M.S. Nymphe 

Good very fine SOLD

Single: Afghanistan 1878-80, 1 clasp, Ahmed Khel (924 Pte. H. Thackeray, 59th. Foot.) 

Edge bruising, nearly very fine $550

READING, MAIWAND 66TH REGIMENT
AFGHAN CAMPAIGN WAR MEMORIAL

www.roll-of-honour.com/Berkshire/ReadingAfghanCampaign.html

Single: Afghanistan 1878-80, 1 clasp, Kandahar (B/375. Pte. W. Davis. 66th Foot.) Correctly chisel engraved regimental number leaving no doubt as to the recipient.

B/375 Private William Davis was killed in action at Maiwand on 27 July 1880 (WO 100/52 refers).

Note: He is not entitled to the clasp for Kandahar which appears to have been fitted in error, the roll showing the entry above for John Davis being present at Kandahar. Private William Davis is confirmed on the 66th Foot memorial at Reading as being killed in action at Maiwand.

Surname part officially corrected (from ‘Davies?). Good very fine SOLD

Single: Afghanistan 1878-80, 2 clasps, Charasia, Kabul (40. B/642. Pte. G. Stevens, 67th Foot) 

Sold with a copied medal roll for the 67th Foot.

Good very fine $985

Single: Afghanistan 1878-80, 3 clasps, Peiwar Kotal, Charasia, Kabul 856. Gr. W. English. F/A. R.H.A.

near EF $1185

Single: Afghanistan 1878-80, 3 clasps, “Peiwar Kotal, Charasia, Kabul” 848. Actg. Bomr. T. Clarke. F/A. R.H.A. unofficial right-hand rivet between first and second clasps. originally sold in DNW in 2001 hammer 330 pounds.

VF $1100

Single: Afghanistan 1878-80, correctly chisel engraved to B/156. PTE. W. SEALEY. 66th Foot.

Note: Confirmed on roll with clasp Kandahar 1^st Sept. 80.

Roll further states “Crossed Frontier Feb. 1880. Sick at Quetta. At Sibi”

A rare medal converted into menu holder to a surviving member of the 66^th who survived solely because he was sick when the rest of his unit was massacred.

Good very fine $725

VF $645 

Single: Africa General Service 1902-56 (EVII), 1 clasp, “Somaliland 1902-04” correctly named to A. W. HENDERSON A. B. HMS HYACINTH.

VF SOLD

Single: Army Long Service & Good Conduct "REGULAR ARMY" George VI issue, DEI GRATIA. Impressed to 6542208 SIGMN W. G. RODEN. R. SIGNALS

GD VF $125

Single: Arny of India medal 1803-26 with short hyphen, one clasp “POONA’ of which there were only 75 issued. Unfortunately, it is name erased but still represents an extremely scarce medal suitable for a type collector as a representation at a fraction of the price.     

Gd VF $1500

Single: BALTIC MEDAL 1854 un-named as issued

 VF SOLD

Single: British South Africa Company Medal 1890-97, reverse Rhodesia 1896, no clasp Trpr. P. Weppleman. “K” Troop. B.F.F.

VF $895

Contact marks obverse, otherwise near VF SOLD  

Single: Canada General Service 1866-70, 1 clasp, Fenian Raid 1866. Correct impressed naming to PTE. E. De VILLERS, 17th BATTALION

VF+ SOLD

Single: Cape of Good Hope General Service 1880-97, 1 clasp, Bechuanaland, Gnr. H. P. Crosby. P.A.O.C.V. Arty.

Approximately 40 single-clasp medals for Bechuanaland issued to Prince Alfred’s Own Cape Volunteer Artillery.

VF $685

EF SOLD