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(SECTION UP DATED DECEMBER, 2002)

1914 STAR; BRITISH WAR MEDAL;  VICTORY MEDAL and ARMY LONG SERVICE & GOOD CONDUCT MEDAL (George V - Field Marshall)
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002 -  1750 LANCE (2^nd) CORPORAL K M KILBY, ROYAL ENGINEERS, E F  £115.00 (Pounds Sterling)

003 - T28218 ACTING COMPANY QUARTER MASTER SERGEANT W ROBINSON,
ARMY SERVICE CORPS. V F + £185.00 (Pounds Sterling)
(Walter Robinson landed in France, with the Base Horse Transport Depot, on 14^th November, 1914. He was commissioned as a 2^nd LIEUTENANT on 25^th September, 1918 serving in the Norfolk Regiment.)

1914 STAR; BRITISH WAR MEDAL;  and VICTORY MEDAL 
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004 - 11237 DRIVER E COOPER, ROYAL FIELD ARTILLERY V F + £65.00 (Pounds Sterling)
(Ernest Cooper landed in France on 6^th October, 1914 serving in the 22^nd Brigade. He was awarded the clasp and rose on 22^nd February, 1926.)(Bar not present)

006 -  CMT - 1635 PRIVATE (ACTING SERGEANT) C J BAXTER, ARMY SERVICE CORPS V F £60.00 (Pounds sterling)

(Clarence Baxter landed in France on 3rd September, 1914. Later he was transferred to "Z" Reserve.) (Sold together with two "London Safety First Council" "Freedom from accidents competition" awards with date bars running from 1921 to 1926 and 1933 to 1936)

010 - 62785 DRIVER R CARESS, ROYAL FIELD ARTILLERY E F £45.00 (Pounds Sterling)

014 -18016 DRIVER E J LUSH,  ROYAL ENGINEERS V F £45.00 (Pounds Sterling)

020 - 10304 PRIVATE J FOX, WILTSHIRE REGIMENT V F + £75.00 (Pounds Sterling)

024 - J.32065 ABLE SEAMAN H G PAGE, ROYAL NAVY V F+ £50.00 (Pounds Sterling)

(Harry George Payne was born on 19^th May, 1897 at Emsworth, Hampshire. A Hall Boy, he joined the Royal Navy as a Boy 2^nd Class on 8^th July, 1914. Page became a Boy 1^st Class on 27^th January, 1915, and on promotion to Ordinary Seaman on 19^th May, 1915, he engaged for 12 years service. Between 30^th March, 1917 and 25^th March, 1918, Page served on board the Destroyer HMS "Matchless". AB Page was invalided on 16^th April, 1919.)

025 - 234330 LEADING SEAMAN J HIGNETT, ROYAL NAVY V F £50.00 (Pounds Sterling)

(John Hignett was born in Liverpool on 29^th January, 1889. He joined the Royal Navy on 24^th July, 1905 and served throughout the Great War on board H.M.S "Roebuck"; H.M.S. "Sutlej", H.M.S. "King Alfred" and H.M.S. "Skirmisher". He finally left the Royal Navy in January, 1928.)

026 -  J 32043 ABLE SEAMAN H W SHEPHERD,  ROYAL NAVY V F + £50.00 (Pounds sterling)

(Herbert Walter Shepherd was born in Mile End Old Town, London on 23rd September, 1896. He joined the Royal Navy on 1st July, 1914. He served throughout the First World War on numerous vessels including the Patrol Vessel "P54" and the Destroyers H.M.S. "Scotsman" and H.M.S. "Taurus". Shepherd was invalided out of the Royal Navy suffering from a disease of the Ear on 4th January, 1922.)

028 -  F2686 AIR MECHANIC 1st CLASS/PETTY OFFICER MECHANIC E H BUTCHER, ROYAL NAVAL AIR SERVICE V F + £95.00 (Pounds sterling)

(Edmund Herbert Butcher was born in Stanford le Hope, Essex on 2nd July, 1888. A carpenter, married to Ada, he enlisted for the duration of the war on 12th December, 1914. Butcher was promoted to Leading Mechanic on 15th December, 1916,  Petty Officer Mechanic on 30th April, 1917 (Sergeant Mechanic on formation of RAF) and Chief Mechanic on 2nd April, 1918. Both his RNAS and RAF records show him as serving in France from 27th February, 1916 to 5th December, 1917, but the Naval Medal rolls confirms he was entitled to the 1914-15 Star. He was demobilised on 30th April, 1920.)(The 1914-15 Star is officially renamed.)

029 -  1131 DA DECK HAND A ROBINSON, ROYAL NAVAL RESERVE E F £55.00 (Pounds Sterling)

(Albert Robinson was born at Scarborough on 7th March, 1886. He was engaged in the Royal Naval Reserve on the 7th August, 1914 serving on the Mine trawler "Ben Ardna" and was on board when this vessel was sunk by a mine near Elbow Buoy  on the 8th August, 1915. Robinson then served on board Trawler "Glen Boyne" until he was discharged "Shore - Medically unfit" on 14th October, 1915 suffering from organic heart disease. Living in Aberdeen, he was issued with a Naval Armlet (No 6270) on 24th January, 1916 and awarded with a Silver War Badge (numbered 37275) in February, 1919.)

030 -  ASSISTANT STEWARD W J SEAMAN, MERCHANT FLEET AUXILIARY E F £48.00 (Pounds Sterling)

034 - 10110 PRIVATE T JAMES, 20th HUSSARS  V F  £45.00 (Pounds Sterling)

038 -  155411 DRIVER C H KIMBREY, ROYAL ARTILLERY V F +£18.00 (Pounds sterling)

(Charles Kimbrey served in the Royal Field Artillery.)

042 -  945609 GUNNER G V GOLDHAWKE, ROYAL ARTILLERY E F £18.00 (Pounds sterling)

(George Goldhawk served in the Royal Field Artillery.)

043 -  107546 GUNNER W H PARKER, ROYAL ARTILLERY E F £20.00 (Pounds sterling)

(William Parker served in the Royal Garrison Artillery.)(Please note "Soldiers Died in the Great War" shows a 107446 Gnr William Parker, RFA, from North Allerton, was Killed in Action on 19^th May, 1916.)

051 - 335130 PIONEER H HAGUE,  ROYAL ENGINEERS  V F + £18.00 (Pounds sterling)

(Hiram Hague)

053 - 48997 DRIVER J W TURNER,  ROYAL ENGINEERS  MINT £19.00 (Pounds sterling)

(Joseph Turner)

058 - 30212 PRIVATE W McDOWELL, ROYAL SCOTS E F + £27.00 (Pounds Sterling)

059 -  42178 PRIVATE H M SCOTT, ROYAL SCOTS E F + £27.00 (Pounds Sterling)

(Herbert Scott)

062 - GS 49771 PRIVATE H W LEVERTON, ROYAL FUSILIERS V F + £25.00 (Pounds sterling)

063 -  5321 CORPORAL W BEAUCHAMP, ROYAL FUSILIERS  V F £25.00 (Pounds sterling)

(William Beauchamp enlisted on 27th November, 1907. 21751 Cpl W Beauchamp, Northamptonshire Regiment was discharged "Wounds" on 9th January, 1917 and awarded with the Silver War Badge.)

067 -  2371 PRIVATE W R ALFORD, DEVONSHIRE REGIMENT (BWM - E F.  VM - F)

(Willision Rowsell Alford was born in Cullompton, Devon and enlisted in Uffculme. He was KILLED IN ACTION on 3^rd December, 1917 and buried in the Amara War Cemetery, Mesopotamia.

SOLD TOGETHER WITH THE BRITISH WAR MEDAL and VICTORY MEDAL awarded to

2373 CORPORAL A  ALFORD, DEVONSHIRE REGIMENT (E F) BOTH GROUPS £95.00

(Ayshford Alford.)

092 - 6-1117 PRIVATE J COLLINS, KING'S ROYAL RIFLE CORPS E F £48.00 (Pounds Sterling)

(John Collins landed in France with the 2nd Battalion, K.R.R.C. on 20th September, 1914. He later transferred to the Machine Gun Corps numbered 17050. Entitled to a 1914 Star with Clasp.) (SOLD together with an EIRE EMERGENCY MEDAL 1939-1946)

(Bernie Hillman enlisted on 2nd October, 1915 and was discharged on 12th September, 1918. He was awarded the SILVER WAR BADGE (Numbered B10866) which was later found and returned by the Police to the Military Authorities on 7th July, 1919.)

117 - ENGINEER A BERRY, MERCHANT FLEET AUXILIARY E F + £30.00 (Pounds Sterling)

119 - DRIVER E J REID, SOUTH AFRICAN SERVICE CORPS V F + £37.00 (Pounds sterling)

120  -  STAFF SERGEANT F CHALLIS, SOUTH AFRICAN SERVICE CORPS V F + £37.00 (Pounds sterling)

122 - 11060 PRIVATE J ELDER, 1/6th GORDON HIGHLANDERS E F + £69.00 (Pounds Sterling)

1914 STAR
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123 - 35783 GUNNER R BOWER, ROYAL FIELD ARTILLERY Worn VF £45.00(Pounds Sterling)
(Robert Bower landed in France on 7^th November, 1914 whilst serving in the 11^th Brigade, Royal Field Artillery. He transferred to the Royal Garrison Artillery on 12^th December, 1917 numbered 191048.)

124 - 7176 PRIVATE G LING, LOYAL NORTH LANCASHIRE REGIMENT V F + £65.00 (Pounds Sterling)
(George David Ling landed in France on 12^th August, 1914. A PRISONER OF WAR. He was awarded the Bar to the 1914 Star on 18^th February, 1920.)

125 - 8/1828 PRIVATE H DEVINE ROYAL HIGHLANDERS E F £95.00 (Pounds Sterling)
(3/1328 Private Harry Devine, the son of Edward and Jessie McLaughlan Devine, of Dundee, landed in France on 19^th September, 1914. A PRISONER OF WAR, he DIED on 14^th March, 1915 and was buried in the Pila (formerly Schneidemuhl) Prisoners of War Cemetery, Poland.

126 -  TS/2022 DRIVER G A PHILLIPS, ARMY SERVICE CORPS E F £65.00 (Pounds Sterling)

(George Phillips was born in Hoxton and lived in Dalston. He enlisted in London and landed in France on 24^th September, 1914 whilst serving with 2 Base Remount Depot. He DIED at Netley Hospital, Southampton on 10^th October, 1914.)

1914 -15 STAR and BRITISH WAR MEDAL 
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127 -  123288 PIONEER G H HYDE, ROYAL ENGINEERS E F + £30.00 (Pounds sterling)

131 -  1947 PRIVATE P E FRANCIS,  THE QUEEN'S (ROYAL WEST SURREY REGIMENT) E F  £36.00 (Pounds sterling)

(Percy Francis landed in France on 27th July, 1915 serving with the 7th (Service) Battalion. He later transferred to the 52nd (Graduated) Battalion, Royal Fusiliers numbered 148487. Francis was awarded the SILVER WAR BADGE.)

132 - 11777 PRIVATE W J HAWKINS, ROYAL BERKSHIRE REGIMENT V F +  £36.00 (Pounds sterling)

135 -  56162 SAPPER G BURTON, ROYAL ENGINEERS E F  £18.00 (Pounds Sterling)

136 -  13164 PRIVATE W DENNY, SUFFOLK REGIMENT E F  £23.00 (Pounds Sterling)

173 - 2761 GUNNER C ORFORD, ROYAL ARTILLERY E F  £10.00 (Pounds sterling)

(Clifford Orford, also numbered 935857, served in the Royal Field Artillery. He is entitled to a Victory Medal)

174 - 94700 BOMBARDIER A B GRAVETT, ROYAL ARTILLERY E F  £10.00 (Pounds sterling)

(Alfred Gravett served in the Royal Garrison Artillery. He was awarded the Silver War Badge and is also entitled to a Victory Medal.)

177 - 3448 DRIVER TEJ RAM, 112th BATTERY, ROYAL FIELD ARTILLERY V F  £16.00 (Pounds Sterling)

214 - 2497532 PRIVATE S J B PRECIOUS, CANADIAN FORESTRY CORPS E F + £20.00

(Stanley John Baker Precious)

219 - 3435 SEPOY NIADER, 1 - 6^th JAT LIGHT INFANTRY Slight edge knock otherwise V F £15.00 (Pounds Sterling)

220 -  1925 SEPOY PHALLA SINGH, 1-19^th PUNJABIS V F £18.00 (Pounds Sterling)

234 - 3092 SEPOY PARAS RAM,  52nd SIKHS FRONTIER FORCE V F + £19.00 (Pounds Sterling)

241 - 1200 DRIVER KANGAN, 9th MULE CORPS V F + £18.00 (Pounds Sterling)

244 - PEDRO C MENIZES  E F + £14.00 (Pounds Sterling)

251 - GS 15369 PRIVATE T EVANS, 2nd DRAGOONS (ROYAL SCOTS GREYS) E F + £22.00 (Pounds Sterling)

273 -  226167 ABLE SEAMAN E W CULLING, ROYAL NAVY  E F   £10.00 (Pounds sterling)

(Ellis William Culling was born in Hampstead on 29th October, 1886. A Cook's mate, he joined the Royal Navy as a Boy 2nd Class on 25th May, 1903 and served on numerous ships including H.M.S. "Firequeen", H.M.S. "Sutlej", H.M.S "Excellent", H.M.S. "Revenge", and H.M.S "Sappho". During the Great War, he served on board H.M.S "Superb" and H.M.S. "Cormorant". He was demobilised on 14th September, 1919.)

SOUTH AFRICAN BI-LINGUAL VICTORY MEDAL
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300 - SAPPER J F PRINSLOO, SOUTH AFRICAN RAILWAY OVERSEAS DOMINION SECTION  VF £25.00 (Pounds Sterling)

MEMORIAL PLAQUES
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309 - INDAR SINGH   V F £40.00 (Pounds sterling)

308 - SAGADAWAN   Slight scratches above the Lion's head otherwise V F £40.00 (Pounds sterling)

311 - TWO THIRD SIZE UN-NAMED "GAP FILLER" E F + £15.00 (Pounds sterling)

(Perfect to engrave with the name of a WW1 casualty to act as a replacement memorial)

SILVER WAR BADGE, 1914 - 1918
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313 - NUMBERED - "I" Prefix V F + £15.00 (Pounds sterling)

WORLD WAR ONE COMMEMORATIVE MEDALLIONS
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331 -  "FOR FREEDOM & HONOUR 1914 - 1918" MEDALLION V F £7.00 (Pounds sterling)

WORLD WAR ONE SERVICE BADGES
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329 - ON WAR SERVICE, 1915 LAPEL BADGE V F + £10.00(Pounds Sterling)

WORLD WAR ONE COMMEMORATIVES
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332 - 1914 PRINCESS MARY'S CHRISTMAS TIN  E F  £30.00 (Pounds Sterling)

334 - 1914 PRINCESS MARY'S CHRISTMAS TIN  V F +  £27.00 (Pounds Sterling)