1914-15 Star Royal Highlanders
£35.002928 PTE. J. Williamson R. HIGH. RS.
Condition as shown in photographs
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1914-15 Trio Death Plaque Royal Highlanders
£295.001914-15 Trio Death Plaque Royal Highlanders
-1914-15 Star
-War Medal
-Victory Medal
-Death Plaque John Wilson (with original storage envelope)
S 12514 Pte. J. Wilson 6th Cameron Highlanders
With copy casualty details including medal index card. Killed in action 22nd April 1916. Attached to 2nd Bn. Black Watch Royal Highlanders. Commemorated on the Basra memorial
Condition as shown in photographs
1914-15 Trio Royal Navy Long Service and Good Conduct Medal George V
£195.001914-15 Trio Royal Navy Long Service and Good Conduct Medal George V
-1914-15 Star Sbs RN
-War and Victory Medal Chief Sbs
-Royal Navy Long Service and Good Conduct Medal H.M.S Hindustan
350641 Sickbirth Steward John Yarrow RN.
With copy service documents
Condition as shown in photographs
1914-15 Trio T S.S. Major ASC
£80.00-1914-15 Star SS-15011 T S.S Major A. Marini ASC
-War Medal SS-15011 T.W. O. CL 1 A
-Victory Medal SS-15011 T.W. O. CL 1 A
Condition as shown in photographs
1915 Naval General Service Medal to a Royal Marine
£175.00Naval General Service Medal 1915 George VI Clasp Malaya
Named RM 9650 H.L. Paget Mne RM
Condition as shown in photographs
1916 On War Service Lapel Badge
£20.00Brass 1916 On War Service Lapel Badge
Numbered on reverse: 506102 Wyee Company London
Condition as shown in photographs
1939-45 Star
£10.001939-45 Star, unnamed as issued
Awarded to personnel who had completed 6 months service in operational commands overseas between 3rd September 1939 and 2nd September 1945. Any service resulting in death, injury or capture also qualified.
You will receive a similar condition example of this medal, a genuine 1939-45 Star. The ribbon condition may vary slightly. (The example shown is a stock image from our collection)
We recommend this as a good starter for someone looking to build a collection.
1st Dragoon Guards 5 Bar Queens South Africa Medal
£195.004640 Pte. A. Farmer 1st Dgn Gds Queens South Africa Clasps, Cape Colony, Orange Free State, Transvaal, South Africa 1901, South Africa 1902
Alfred Farmer was born in Lambeth, London and enlisted for a short service engagement with the 1st Dragoon Guards in London 8th February 1900 aged 18yrs, 9months.
He gave his occupation as 'Hammerman'. He saw active service in South Africa from 8th January 1901- 14th November 1903. He transferred to the Army reserve 8th March 1908 and was fully discharged 7th February 1912.
Condition as shown in photographs
2 WWI Plaques to Brothers
£180.00Arthur John Barker and Wilfred Stanley Barker
Arthur John Barker was born in Hampsthwaite in 1887, the eldest son of Harry and Ellen Barker. The 1911 census records him as working as a farm labourer. His father was a farmer and he was living with his parents, his sister Nelly and brother Wilfred at Clarence House, Hampsthwaite. He enlisted at Castleford with service no. 5387 serving as a rifleman in the 1st 8th battalion Prince of Wales West Yorkshire Regt. He was killed in action 11th July 1916 and is buried in the Blighty Valley cemetery, Authille, France.
Wilfred Stanley Barker was born in Hampsthwaite 1900 and was the second son of Harry and Ellen Barker. He enlisted at Harrogate 42622 Pte. in the 1st Bn. Leicester Regt. He was killed in action 21st July 1918 aged 18 and buried in Klein- Vierstraat British cemetery.
An opportunity to obtain a pair of plaques to siblings both of whom sadly died during WWI.
Copy accompanying paperwork as shown. Would be entitled to WWI medals (not included).
Both plaques drilled at 12 o clock.
Condition as shown in photographs.
3 Bar India General Service Medal 1908 to the 4th Mountain Battery
£195.00India General Service Medal clasps- North West Frontier 1930-3, Mohmand 1933, North West Frontier 1935
Gnr. Mehndi Khan, 4 Mtn. Bty.
Condition as shown in photographs- nearly very fine
3rd Dragoon Guards WWI Trio Casualty Plaque
£385.003rd Dragoon Guards WWI Trio Casualty Plaque
-1914-15 Star
-War Medal
-Victory Medal
GS-7901Pte. A. Miles 3rd DGS
WWI Death Plaque named Albert Miles. Died of wounds 31st May 1915 aged 28 serving with the 3rd Dragoon Guards (Prince of Wales own) son of William and Maryann Miles of Brant House, Borley, Ombersley, Droitwich, Worcestershire. Commemorated at the Hazebrouck Community Cemetery, France. Medal index card indicates he entered France for active service on 18th May 1915 and died of wounds on 31st May 1915.
Condition as shown in photographs.
4 bar Queens South Africa Medal 17th Lancers
£195.00Clasps: Cape Colony, Johannesburg, Diamond Hill, Wittebergen
Engraved naming as shown in photos. 4490 PVTE. H. Payne 17/ Lcrs.
The clasps are confirmed on the roll as attached. He could be entitled to a King's South Africa but definitely some First World War Medals. His WWI Index card indicates he transferred to the Labour Corps in 1917 and he is entitled to a First World War 1914 Trio.
Condition as shown in photographs