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WWI Edward VII Royal Navy Long Service Group
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WWI Edward VII Royal Navy Long Service Group

£210.00
-1939-45 Star 155115 J.W. Ralph ACT. CPO. RN -WWI War Medal 155115 J.W. Ralph ACT. C.P.O.  R.N -Victory Medal 155115 J.W. Ralph ACT. C.P.O.  R.N -Royal Navy Long Service & Good Conduct Medal Edward VII 155115 J.W. Ralph P.O. 1CL. H.M.S Wildfire Mounted on card for display With copy service roll. He was born 19th March 1875 in Deal, Kent. Signed on for 12 years service on 19th March 1893. Condition as shown in photographs
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WWI Gallipoli KOSB Casualty
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WWI Gallipoli KOSB Casualty

£435.00
-1914-15 Star 18112 Pte. W. J. Barnett K.O.SCO:BORD: -War & Victory Medal -WWI Death Plaque William Barnett Original Buckingham Palace note and photograph of him in uniform (both laminated) With Commonwealth War Graves Commission research. Lance Corporal William Johnson Barnett 18112 D. company 1st Battalion Kings Own Scottish Borderers. Killed in action 25th August 1915 aged 35 and commemorated on the Helles Memorial. He was the son of Thomas and Fanny Barnett and the husband of Elizabeth Barnett of 44 Rugby Street, Wolverhampton. His medal index card shows he entered the Balkans Theatre of War 30th June 1915 and he took part in the Sulva Bay assault on 21st August being killed in action shortly after. The Kings Own Scottish Borders took heavy casualties in this assault. Condition as shown in photographs
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WWI Gallipoli KOSB Medal, Plaque Casualty Group
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WWI Gallipoli KOSB Medal, Plaque Casualty Group

£435.00
-1914-15 Star 7300 Pte. A. Thompson K.O.SCO:BORD: -War & Victory Medal named as above -Death Plaque named Andrew Thompson with original card envelope Copy paperwork confirming he served for the 1st 4th Battalion Kings Own Scottish Borderers entering the Balkans theatre 4th of June 1915 He was killed in action on 12th July 1915 aged 21, Gallipoli and is commemorated on the Helles Memorial. He was the son of John and Elizabeth Thompson of Carter House, Camptown, Jedburgh. On 12th July 1915 one final attempt was made by the 52nd Lowland division (of which the Kings Own Scottish Borderers were part of) to break through the Turkish lines at Helles. The plan was to attack towards Krithia along Achi Baba Nullah and the attack took place in four waves at 7.35AM. The 1st 4th Battalion took very heavy casualties of 535 men that day. Nichol Robertson of the 1st 4th Battalion wrote after the action 'And of course the Turks could concentrate everything they had on one small sector. The Turks were on the defensive and we just got everything they could possibly lay into us. We were ordered to take three lines of trenches and when we got to the first, there was another practically obliterated and there was no such thing as a third line so we ended up right out in the open and were out-flanked on either side by the Turks.' Accompanied by original named medal boxes and registered envelope. Condition as shown in photographs
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WWI Group 16th Highland Light Infantry Killed in Action
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WWI Group 16th Highland Light Infantry Killed in Action

£325.00
-1914-15 Star 15021 Pte. John Murdoch. High:L.I. -War Medal and Victory Medal 15021 Pte. John Murdoch. High:L.I. -Death plaque named John Murdoch With copy research including Commonwealth War Graves John Murdoch served with the 16th Battalion Highland Light Infantry and was killed in action 27th March 1916 aged 37. He was the son of John and Margaret Murdoch of Cathcart and the husband of Dora Simpson Murdoch of 14 Garry St. Cathcart, Glasgow. Commemorated at Becourt Military Cemetery, Becordel-Becourt. Confirmed on the roll of Honour of Citizens of Glasgow who died in the Great War. The Battalion suffered 15 killed in action on that date. Condition as shown in photographs
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WWI Hampshire Regiment Casualty Group & Plaque
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WWI Hampshire Regiment Casualty Group & Plaque

£440.00
WWI Hampshire Regiment Casualty Group & Plaque 3/2875 Pte. G. Mundy 1st Bn Hampshire Regt. Pte. George Mundy served with the 1st Bn Hampshire Regt. entering France and Flanders on 12th November 1914. He was killed in action 6th January 1915 aged 23. He was the son of James Mundy and is commemorated at the Lancashire Cottage Cemetery, Belgium. -1914 Star Trio mounted for display -WWI death plaque named George Mundy Condition as shown in photographs  
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WWI Long Service Group
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WWI Long Service Group

£110.00
-WWI War Medal M17063 JP Buckingham JR4 R.N. -WWI Victory Medal M17063 JP Buckingham JR4 R.N. -Royal Navy Long Service & Good conduct Medal GV Admiral's bust M17063 JP Buckingham JR1 H.M.S. Vivid Mounted as worn Condition as shown in photographs
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WWI Mercantile Marine Casualty
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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
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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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WWI Mercantile Marine Medal
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WWI Mercantile Marine Medal

£40.00
Walter T. Dawe With some copy documentation showing him as 'missing presumed fallen overboard' in 1924. Rated as 'First Mate' Condition as shown in photographs
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WWI Mercantile Marine Medal
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WWI Mercantile Marine Medal

£45.00
James L. Bremner With copy paperwork. Born 7th May 1893, from Liverpool. Ranked as a commercial wireless operator. Condition as shown in photographs
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