WWI Mercantile Marine Pair
£90.00-WWI War Medal named George H. Taylor.
-Mercantile Marine War Medal named George H. Taylor.
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WWI Mercantile Marine Trio
£115.00-Mercantile Marine Medal Edgar S. Warren
-WWI War and Victory Medal B.Z. 1880 E.S. Warren A.B
Edgar was born in Bridgewater, Somerset and enlisted into the Bristol Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve division in 1916.
With copy research
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WWI Mercantile Marine War Medal Casualty
£50.00Hamilton Willoughby
Hamilton was serving on S.S. Ava (Glasgow) Mercantile Marine. He drowned with the loss of the ship 26th January 1917. He was 28 years of age. The ship was owned by the British and Burmese S.N Company and was loaded with general cargo and coal, she left Liverpool for Dakar and Rangoone on 26th January 1917 and was never seen again. It was presumed that she had been sunk by a submarine. Her loss is given as the 26th January but she was probably sunk some time after this. He is ranked as 3rd mate and was the son of George Willoughby 23 Duke St, Southport and the late Angus Willoughby. He was born in Stockport and commemorated on the Tower Hill memorial.
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WWI Merchant Navy Pair- drowned aboard ship 1935
£78.85Chief Steward D. McArthur, Merchant Navy, who was killed in the sinking of the Cunard cargo ship S.S. Vardulia on 19 October 1935
British War and Mercantile Marine Medal (Daniel Mc Arthur), good very fine(2)
Daniel McArthur was born at Greenock, Scotland on 9 April 1891 and joined the Merchant Navy, working first as a Ship's Cook. After serving through the Great War he was appointed Assistant Steward and worked on S.S. Colombia, performing four runs with her. Later joining CordilleraMcArthur saw another four with her before joining Vardulia as Chief Steward.
This Cunard steamer was on a voyage between Hartlepool and Botwood, carrying coal in winter 1917. She foundered in rough weather an went down in the Mid-Atlantic. No evidence of her crew was ever found and it is assumed that none of them survived the sinking; sold together with copied service documents and an wreck report on Vardulia.
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WWI Munitions Lapel Badge
£22.00Brass WWI Munitions Volunteer War lapel badge
Issued to female munitions workers .The number on the back was unique to each individual and accompanied by a numbered certificate
Numbered on reverse: 89859 J.R. Gaunt & Sons London
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WWI On War Enamelled 1915 Lapel Badge
£25.00On reverse- maker J.R. Gaunt & Son no. 67275
Condition as shown in photographs- slight scratches to enamel but generally good condition
WWI Pair & WWII Defence Medal Somerset Light Infantry
£60.00WWI War Medal
WWI Victory Medal
2995 Pte. F.J. Gray SOM.L.I
WWII Defence Medal , unnamed as issued
Mounted for wear
Copy of WWI Medal Index card confirming medals and first name as Frederick and additional number 2995 201120
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WWI Pair and Plaque Coldstream Guards
£250.00WWI Pair and Plaque Coldstream Guards
-WWI War Medal
-WWI Victory Medal
-Plaque named George Edward Stringer- with damaged original inner envelope and card envelope
17881 Pte. George Edward Stringer 1st Btn. Coldstream Guards
Copy Commonwealth War Graves details. Please refer to photographs for copy casualty details.
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WWI Pair Devonshire Regiment
£50.00WWI War Medal
WWI Victory Medal
22345 Pte. E. Thompson Devonshire Regt.
With copy MIC and medal roll confirming pair listing his first name as Ernest and showing service with the Labour Corps. Regimental number 311503.
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WWI Pair Devonshire Regt.
£48.0060956 PTE. H. LANE. DEVON. R
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WWI Pair Machine Gun Corps, Buttons & Badge
£60.00WWI War & Victory Medal 132121 Pte. H. G. Cumbers MGC
Buttons & Badge as shown
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WWI Pair Plaque Army Service Corps/ South Lancashire Regt.
£180.00-WWI War Medal
-WWI Victory Medal
M2/177624 Pte. S. M. Wynne Army Service Corps
-WWI Plaque named Samuel Maurice Wynne
Served Army Service Corps and Prince of Wales's Volunteers South Lancashire Regt. Died 1st October 1918 aged 21 whilst serving with the 2nd/4th Bn. South Lancashire Regt. (Service no. 32420). Son of Henry and Mary Wynne of Overton Bridge Ruabon, Denbighshire.
Commemorated at Sunken Road Cemetery Boisleux, St Marc.
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