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A scarce Shoulder belt plate overlay to the 12^th Regiment being of the type worn by the Regiment at Eureka Stockade in 1854. Complete with all four lugs and in excellent condition.

$1500.00

P114 Single: IGS 1936-34 one clasp “NWF 1936-37” 2979642 Pte D. Heeps, A & S H. 

 Gd VF $125

UNITED NATIONS ORGANISATION (UNO) EARLY OPPOSING PATCH

$40

P99 Single. GSM 1918 E.II.R. Two clasps “CYPRUS, NEAR EAST”, 23227971 Pte. J. Rankin, R.S.

Near EF $250

6^th AIR opposing collar badges bi-metal 1900-12. Cossum states left hand one is rare. $850

6^th Australian Infantry Regiment bi-metal hat badge 1900-12 $685

P98 Single. GSM 1918 E.II.R. one clasp “CYPRUS”, 23463347 Pte. C. Pirie, HLI.

VF $225

WW2 Civilian Registration (British Subjects) Identity Card.  Dated 30^th March 1942 and filled out in Glenelg to Grace Greene of South Australia. Comes protected in a specially made clear cover pocket holder.

$35

Three: Defence Medal, War Medal and Australian Service Medal. All medals correctly chisel style naming to 37852 FIELDING H. D. G.

At the time of listing these medals Leading Aircraftsman Fielding’s service records were still sealed. The following was taken from the WW2 nominal roll;

Enlisted 10^th July 1941 into the Royal Australian Air Force at Tamworth

Discharged 30^th November 1945

Unit on discharge listed as “201 Flight”

Note: Comes with photos of recipient and paperwork confirming medal entitlement. Further research required

Near EF $150

Single: GSM (GV1) One Clasp; "PALESTINE 1945-48" 14468457 SJT. J. BROWN R. A.

Medal roll shows service with 339 MOV/Lt Bty RA

EF $147.50

GSM clasp Malaya 23281842 PTE E A A G STANDEN QUEENS.

Note: Ernest Arthur Alfred George Standen Died 2007

Good VF $165

Pair: British war and Victory medal impressed to 43235 PTE W. S. ROWE. M.G.C.

Note: Further research is required but Rowe’s medal card shows that this is his full entitlement and that he discharged on the from the Machine Gun Corps

Near EF $100

Single: GSM clasp Palestine 1945-48 impressed to 14922340 SIGMN A. H. CLUTTERBUCK. R. SIGS.

Note: Comes with West Australian Newspaper cut out dated Monday March 11^th 2002 detailing “Bert’s” life as a machinist. As a young man growing up in Bristol, he worked on a couple of the first Jet Aircraft, the Gloster Meteor and the Whittle prototype before joining the English Army in WW2. After returning from WW2 he worked for the Bristol Aeroplane Company on the classic Bristol two-litre car before migrating to Western Australia.

VF $175

Pair: British war and Victory medal impressed to 248434 PTE J. YOUNG. LABOUR CORPS

Note: Further research is required but Young’s medal card shows that this is his full entitlement and that he discharged on the from the Labour Corps

Near EF $70