Sold

P112 Single: IGS 1908 one clasp “MOHMAND 1933” 1823 SWR, Guides Cavy. 

Gd VF $120

P110 Single: Tibet 1903-04 in silver. No clasp. 4948 Sepoy, 19^th Punjabi.                                                                                                                                                        

Gd VF $450

P109 Single: China 1900 one clasp “Relief of Pekin” 5339 Pte. W. Williams, and Royal Welsh Fus. Impressed, the only British Infantry regiment to qualify for this clasp. 

VF $1850

P108 Single: India General Service Medal 1895 One Clasp “Relief of Chitral” 4588 Pte. W. Ogilvie, 2^nd Bn Seaforth Hdrs.                                                               

Near EF $420

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

14th QMI white metal shoulder title. Rare $450

P105 Single IGS 1908 one clasp “BURMA 1930-32”, 6279243 Pte. H. A. Spice, The BUFFS.

Gd VF $285

P103 Pair. CSM 1962 one clasp “MALAY PENINSULAR”, A4004803 CPL G. R. Maxwell R.A.F., RAF LSGC E.II.R. with identical details.

Near EF $385

P102 Single. CSM 1962 one clasp “SOUTH ARABIA”, 23955101 TPR M. Hampson, QDG.

Near EF $225

P101 Single. GSM 1918 G.VI.R. two clasps “PALESTINE 1945-48 MALAYA”, 2626306 GDMN. R. Griffiths, GREN. GDS.

Near EF $285

P100 Single. CSM 1962 one clasp “NORTHERN IRELAND”, 24302278 Pte. G. R. Mansell, Glosters.

Near EF $195

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

Near EF $250

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

VF $225

P96 Single. Crimea 1854-56, 4 clasps, “Alma, Balaklava, Inkermann, Sebastopol”, Alfred Andrews Scots Fus Guards, officially impressed naming.  A superb example.

Near EF $1850

P94 Trio: 1914/15 star, British War and Victory Medal all correctly impressed to 453 PTE. C. L. CANDY 32/BN A.I.F.

EMB: 18^th November 1915 (B Coy, 32^nd Bn)

WIA: 19^th July 1916 “G.S.W. Leg” France

Charles Leo Candy was admitted 5^th May 1917 “Influenza”

RTA: 20^th of May 1919 and given a medical discharge                                                   Sold

P93 Trio: 1914/15 star, British War and Victory Medal all correctly impressed to 74 PTE G. FLOOD 31/BN A.I.F.

EMB: 9^th November 1915 (31^st Bn)

George Flood states previous service as “4^th Batt. Cheshire Regt. 8 years 319 days”

WIA: 20^th of July 1916 “G. S. W. Face” Boulogne

RTA: 21st March 1919

EF $850

P92 Trio: 1914/15 star, British War and Victory Medal all correctly impressed to 963 PTE W. W. PASCOE 30/BN A.I.F.

EMB: 9^th November 1915 (30^th Bn)

Wilfred William Pascoe was admitted to hospital Ismailia 4^th of January 1916 “Pneumonia”

Transferred to the 61^st Battalion on the 23^rd of March 1917 returning to the 30^th Battalion on the 19^th September 1917

Admitted hospital on the 19^th of February 1919 with “Pneumonia” again and classed as “dangerously ill”

RTA: 15^th May 1919

EF $750

P87 Trio: 1914/15 star, British War and Victory Medal all correctly impressed to 955 PTE. P. STANSFIELD 26/BN AIF

Comes with Franklin (Tasmania) 9CT Gold Medallion/Fob engraved "AIF P. STANSFIELD ENLISTED"

EMB: 29^th June 1915 (C Coy, 26^th Bn)

Percy Stansfield promoted to Lance Corporal, Gallipoli 11^th of December 1915

Charged and found guilty of insubordination witness states he was drunk and addressing an officer saying “F*** you, I want to fight you” and “You are a cold footed bastard, also you are a bastard because your mother was”. Despite his Company Commander defending his character and stating he was one of the best men he had he received 90 days hard labour before returning to his unit.

WIA: 4^th October 1917 “Shell Shock” France. Records show on the night of the 3^rd and to the 4^th near Zonnebeke, Percy was knocked over by heavy shell fire and buried.

2^nd WIA: 2^nd September 1918 “G. S. W. Left Leg” France

RTA: 28^th March 1919

Note: Separate file in National archives with Court Martial details and statements

VF On Hold

P86 Trio: 1914/15 star, British War and Victory Medal all correctly impressed to 860 PTE P. J. FOOKS 25/BN A.I.F.

Phillip John Fooks lists previous service as “Yeomanry (Territorial Force) 12 months (Left County)

EMB: 29^th June 1915 (D Coy, 25^th Bn)

Transferred to the 1^st ANZAC Camel Battalion.

Reported as a Turkish Prisoner of War 19^th April 1917

28^th September 1917 confirmed by Red Cross as being in Turkish Hands, unwounded.

Demobbed 20^th August 1919

EF SOLD

SB38 6th Dragoon Guards. With chin strap.                                                                           

SOLD

SB37    Berkshire Yeomanry c1875 - 1899. with storage tin and chin strap.                          

Very Good condition $650