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Mons Star Trio and Plaque Devonshire Regiment

Mons Star Trio and Plaque Devonshire Regiment

£395.00
-1914 Mons Star with clasp 5th August-22nd November 1914 8402 Pte. W.J. Walsh 2/Devon R. -War and Victory Medals 8402 Pte. W.J. Walsh Devon Regt. -Death Plaque named William Joseph Walsh With Commonwealth War Graves paperwork confirming killed in action 6th October 1916, commemorated on the Loos memorial Medal Index card confirming medal entitlement William was born in Plymouth, he had previous service with the Militia and was probably killed in action on a raid on the German trenches opposite Essex Lane on 6th October 1916 when the Devons sustained 40 casualties having been caught by machine gun fire. Condition as shown in photographs
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Officer's Devonshire Royal Garrison Artillery Militia Pair

Officer's Devonshire Royal Garrison Artillery Militia Pair

£399.00
Lte. J. F. B. Moody Devonshire Royal Garrison Artillery Militia -Coronation 1911 unnamed as issued -Queen's South Africa 1899-1902 1 clasp Cape Colony Lieut. J.F.B. Moody Devon RGA. Engraved naming Mounted in this order as worn. Interesting Officer's Artillery Militia pair. John Frederick Badger born Derbyshire 1864, married Isabella Blake 8th February 1886 at St Pancras. Appears to have some Voluntary Military Service before the Boer War. Appointed 2nd Lieutenant 4th September 1897 and served as a Lieutenant during the Boer War with the Remounts. Appears to have been a solicitor. Died at Gosport 18th March 1937 leaving only £159. Condition as shown in photographs
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Royal Marine Artillery WWI War Medal

Royal Marine Artillery WWI War Medal

£35.00
Royal Marine Artillery WWI War Medal 7032 GNR. John Robert Frank Filby Royal Marine Artillery WWI War Medal RMA 7032 GR. J.R.F Filby With copy service papers also entitled to a 1914 Star and a Victory Medal and Long Service and Good Conduct Medal. Born 26th April 1879, Camberwell, London. Enlisted 1st October 1897 and reengaged 5th September 1909. Married Ann Marie Russel 6th January 1917. Served RMA depot 1897-98, Royal Marine Artillery 1898-99, H.M.S Royal Oak, Mediterranean fleet 1899-1902, H.M.S Illustrious 1903-1905, H.M.S Hindustan 1906-1909, Royal Marine Artillery Ostend and Dunkirk 1909-1915, RMA Howitzer Brigade 1915-1919. Discharged 30th May 1919 after 21 years service. filly swerved at Ostend between 27th-31st August 1914 and then Dunkirk 7th-18th October 1914. Transferring to Howitzers and served in the Dardanelles with No.3 Howitzer Brigade. Long Service and Good Conduct Medal awarded November 1912. Condition as shown in photographs
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Royal Navy WWI Long Service Group H.M.S. Victory

Royal Navy WWI Long Service Group H.M.S. Victory

£210.00
-1914-15 Star named 346238 A.G. Young Shpt. 2 RN -WWI War Medal, WWI Victory Medal named as above -Royal Navy Long Service & Good Conduct Medal George V named Shpt. 1 H.M.S. Victory Alfred George Young was born at Portsmouth 15th December 1888 and is ranked as a Shipwright on all his medals. He was serving on H.M.S. Victory at the time of the award of his Long Service Medal. Condition as shown in photographs
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Somerset Light Infantry Colour Sergeant's Long Service & Good Conduct Medal EVII
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Somerset Light Infantry Colour Sergeant's Long Service & Good Conduct Medal EVII

£120.00
Army Long Service & Good Conduct Medal Edward VII issue 1478 Colour Sergeant G.B. Church Somerset Light Infantry George Backhouse Church was born in Carrick, Ireland in 1865. He attested for the Somerset Light Infantry on 22nd February 1886 at Taunton, Somerset. He gave his occupation as a Clerk. He was posted to the 1st Battalion. He was promoted to Lance Corporal 1st June 1887 and then to Corporal. He was promoted to Lance Sergeant 15th September 1887 and Sergeant 1st November 1888. He was posted to India arriving 15th October 1889 and passed his course for Sergeant of Musketry 14th November 1890 and was promoted to Colour Sergeant 2nd Battalion 16th January 1893. He was posted back to the UK, arriving back 15th February 1894. From the 30th April 1898 he was in Australia attached to the Queensland government serving as Sergeant Instructor of Infantry for the next 3 years. He arrived home on 1st May 1900 and was appointed to the permanent staff of the 5th Militia Somerset Light Infantry. He was discharged on the 16th February 1907 at Taunton having been awarded his Long Service & good Conduct medal in 1904 with gratuity. He died in St. Pancras Hospital aged 74 years, 8th March 1939 following an accident. Accompanied by a folder of copy documents and research. Condition as shown in photographs  
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St Johns Ambulance Coronation and Order of St John Pair

St Johns Ambulance Coronation and Order of St John Pair

£175.00
George V St Johns Ambulance Coronation 1911 Medal named CPL. J. D. Carlisle Order of St John Service Medal named 2558 AMB OFFR. J.D. Carlisle Alexandra Dock DN. Hull CPS No.6 DIST. 5 J.A.E. 1922. Accompanied by an enamelled lapel badge King Edward VIII Coronation May 1937. Very comprehensive naming on the Service Medal identifying where he served. Condition as shown in photographs
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WWI Casualty Trio

WWI Casualty Trio

£115.00
M2/049118, 176th Coy Army Service Corps, Attached 12th Ammunition Sub Park
Pte. John Mc Innes killed in action 11th January 1916
Commemorated Chocques military cemetery and Oban war memorial.
-1914-15 Star
-War Medal
-Victory Medal
Good condition as shown in photographs
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WWI Long Service Group Royal Marine Light Infantry Landed at Ostend 1914/ Service at Jutland

WWI Long Service Group Royal Marine Light Infantry Landed at Ostend 1914/ Service at Jutland

£365.00
-1914 Star August-November Clasp named PO. 8187 Pte. F.J.King RM Brigade -War Medal named RMLI named PO. 8187 Pte. F.J.King -Victory Medal RMLI named PO. 8187 Pte. F.J.King -Royal Fleet Reserve Long Service & Good Conduct Medal George V named PO. 8187 A.1296 F.J.King M.N.E.  R.F.R. Mounted for wear, Victory Medal detached from bar He landed at Ostend in 1914 and later saw service at Jutland. Frederick John King was born at Stonehouse, Devon on 17 November 1881 and enlisted with the Royal Marines on 14 May 1896. He was initially underage and served as a Bugler from 12 June 1896-14 March 1901. He continued to serve seeing a number of postings including Hong Kong, Gibraltar and Malta, before joining the Portsmouth Division where he was serving on the outbreak of the Great War. King was part of the Ostend landing intended to deny the Germans the use of submarine basis on the Belgian Coast. He remained there until 1 September when he was withdrawn, slightly prior to the main withdrawal of the force which occurred at the end of the month. Posted to the light cruiser Inconstant he was present with her at the Battle of Jutland in 1916. There she formed part of the 1st Light Cruise Squadron, twice engaging enemy cruisers during the Battle and witnessing the doomed run of Black Prince and Defence. Remaining with her after the Battle King was posted ashore in 1918 and received his 1914 Star at Gosport in 1919, he was pensioned the following year, sold together with copied paperwork. Condition as shown in photographs
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WWI Mercantile Marine Casualty

WWI Mercantile Marine Casualty

£345.00
-WWI War Medal -WWI Mercantile Marine Medal Both named Frank Fleet -WWI Death Plaque in original cardboard envelope 'Frank Fleet' -Original medal envelopes for war medal and mercantile marine medal + flattened medal box -Accompanied by research and photocopied photographs Frank was born 10th March 1870 at Slindon, Essex. He married in 1901. His occupation was 'Carter' and 'Merchant Seaman'. He was on board S.S. El Zorro an oil tanker which was captured and torpedoed by the German submarine U-24 10 miles south of the Old Head of Kinsale. The ship was towed for about 5 miles and as the weather began to worsen, the ship was anchored and the crew were removed to a German patrol boat. In the transfer of the crew, Frank Fleet was lost overboard and drowned 28th December 1915. He is commemorated on the Tower Hill Memorial. Condition as shown in photographs
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WWI Mercantile Marine Master's Casualty Group

WWI Mercantile Marine Master's Casualty Group

£375.00
-WWI War Medal -WWI Mercantile Marine Medal -Death Plaque + original card envelope All named William Philps Accompanied by original Buckingham Palace and Board of Trade letters. William Philps was the Master of S.S. Sea Serpent Leach & Co Limited London. He was drowned when the vessel hit a mine and sank 1 mile west of Folkestone Pier 23rd March 1916 whilst on a voyage from Birkenhead to Dunkirk with a cargo of corrugated iron. It will appear that his body was washed ashore and he is buried at Nunhead Cemetery, Allsaints, Camberwell. He was the husband of Julia Philps of Wimbledon and the son of Walter and Harriet Philps of Surrey. He was 49 years old. Condition as shown in photographs
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