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The Army Ordnance Corps |
Single oxidised collar | SOLD |
C309 The Army Ordnance Corps 61mm Oxidised Hat Badge
The Best Fellows Anyone Could Wish To Meet 8th Lt Horse A. Box (soft cover).
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THE BLUE & WHITE DIAMOND History of the 28th Bn.AIF 1915-19 by Neville Browning.
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The Blue & White Diamond 28 Bn. By N. Browning First edition
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THE BRITISH CAVALRY SWORD 1788-1912 Some New Perspectives. By Richard Dellar
Every now and then a reference book comes along that deserves to be included with such greats as the Badge books by King & Kipling and British Battles & Medals.
This book follows on from Swords of the British Army by Robson and deserves to be included with these outstanding publications.
Specialising in Cavalry, Dellar expands on each of the patterns in a clear and concise manner and I feel sure it is a book that will negate the frustration of a google search for information.
Hard cover, sewn section, gold blocked with a dust jacket 326 pages. This book is profusely illustrated on quality paper giving numerous examples of the various patterns.
A must have for any serious sword collector.
$115.00 + P&P
$60
The Chronicle of the 45th Bn. By J. E. Lee DSO MC (Burridge reprint)
$90
THE CHRONICLES OF THE 45th BATTALION
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The Crimea Medal awarded to Sergeant John Jones, 11th (Prince Albert’s Own) Hussars, who was killed in the Charge of the Light Brigade at Balaklava, 25 October 1854
Crimea 1854-56, 2 clasps, Alma, Balaklava (Sergt. John Jones. 11th Hussars.) officially impressed naming, fitted with Bailey, Coventry silver top riband brooch, retaining pin fitted to reverse of top clasp.
John Jones was born in Uxbridge, Middlesex, the son of John Jones of St. Peter’s, Buckingham, and enlisted in the 11th Hussars on 15 January 1849. Following his arrival in the Crimea, he fought with his regiment at the Battle of the Alma, 20 September 1854 and was killed in the Charge of the Light Brigade at Balaklava on 25 October 1854, one of 25 N.C.O.s and men of the 11th Hussars killed in the charge.
Shown on the roll as additionally entitled to Sebastopol clasp. (this clasp issued separately).
This medal has great provenance having originally been purchased directly from the family in Australia and sold to Warwick Cary who was a serious Light Brigade collector. His collection was sold in Noonan’s in 2020.
(ON HOLD) good very fine SOLD
$20
THE FIFTH LIGHT HORSE REGIMENT 1914 - 18 (Burridge reprint)
THE FIGHTING FOURTH - A HISTORY OF SYDNEYS 4th Battalion 1914-19 by Ron Austin.
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THE FIGHTING FOURTH - A HISTORY OF SYDNEYS 4th Battalion 1914-19 by Ron Austin.
$75
THE FIGHTING FOURTH 4RAR SECOND TOUR
$70
