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‘ FirtH.—Each lot is believed to be genuine, but should any lot
prove to be a forgery, or reprint, or wrongly described in the catalogue, the purchaser is at liberty to take or reject it, provided always that notice of such rejection be made and the lot returned within seven days from date of sale. .
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Please Note.
The metal in which the coins are struck is indicated thus :— Al’ =gold, A=silver, E=copper or bronze. El=Electrum (an alloy of gold and silver).
Bl=Billon (an alloy of silver and copper).
Care is taken to describe accurately the condition of coins and medals, using the following scale: Extremely fine, Very fine Fine, and Good. Where no condition is stated it may be assumed that the coins and medals are not in good condition.
CATALOGUE
OF
War Medals and Decorations
MAY OF SALE Thursday, November 25th, 1937
AT HALF-PAST ONE PRECISELY.
Lor 6. 5s. a 1 Waterloo, 1815 (Thomas Corns, Royal Horse Guards), very fine 1 210 0
2 Waterloo, 1815 (Walter Somervile, 1st Batt. 92nd Highlanders), fnel1 2 5 0
3 ou 1815 (Charles Baxter, 2nd Batt. 44th Regt. Foot), very 2 4 0 ne 1
4 Waterloo, 1815 (Lieut. S. Goodenough, Ist or Royal Dragoons), fine 1 7 5 QO \',, Wounded at Waterloo.
5 Military General Service medal with two bars, Ciudad Rodrigo,
Badajoz (Jas. Fitzgerald, Lieut., 77th Foot), and Syria medal kay (H. Rowley), very fine 2 6 Large gold medal of the Order of the Crescent, awarded to General 5 0 0
Officers for the campaign in Egypt, 1801, weight 18 dwts. 1
7 Military General Service, ten bars, Vimiera, Busaco Fuentes d’O : J , : ) ) ) HOE, Ciudad, Rodrigo, Badajoz, Salamanca, Vittoria, Pyrenees Slee: Orthes, Toulouse (R. Dunn, 52nd Foot), very fine 1
8 Waterloo, 1815, Military General Service medal, Sebastian, both to John Salter, 2nd Batt, 59th Re fine; Afghan medal, one bar, Kabul (9th Foot)
one bar, St. 5 0 gt. Foot, very 3
9 One bar, Egypt (J. Radcliffe, Sergt., 27th Foot), has been repaired 1
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Medal to the 42nd Regt. to commemorate the Victory in Egypt, 1801, obv. bust of General Abercromby, rev. the Capture of the Standard, 21st March, 1801, fine 1
Naval General Service, one bar, Copenhagen, 1801 (Samuel Clarke), very fine * Served as Royal Marine, H.M.S. Ganges.
One bar, Trafalgar (Thomas Glass), very fine 1 ", Served as Royal Marine, H.M.S. Conqueror. One bar, Navarino (W. Child, H.M.S. Dartmouth); one bar, Syria,
and silver medal for St. Jean d’Acre, both to H. E. L. Robin- son, Volunteer 3)
Boulton’s medal for Trafalgar, in glazed frame (R. Lockey); Davison’s bronze gilt medal for the Battle of the Nile (W. Furlong, Boat-
swain’s Mate, H.M.S. Goliath), very fine 2 Naval General Service, one bar, Martinique (James Henderson, Sur- geon), very fine 1 One bar, St. Sebastian (John Turner), very fine 1
* Served on H.M.S. Andromache. The above two lots from the Blair Collection. Earl St. Vincent’s medal, for loyalty at the Mutiny of the Nore, 1800.
Obv. bust of the Admiral, rev. sailor and marine clasping hands, very fine 1
Seringapatam, 4th May, 1799, bronze medal to non-commissioned officers, and white metal to Sepoys, fine < ee
Army of India, one bar, Ava (J. Salt, 45th Foot), edge damaged, probably been mounted in a frame if
Army of India, one bar, Ava (H. Pearson, 45th Foot), edge re- engraved, very fine 1
Ghuznee, 23rd July, 1839 (Gunner John Waters, Horse Brigade, Bombay Artillery), very fine 1
Candahar Ghuznee Cabul, 1842 (Wm. Browne, 41st Regt.), very fine 1
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Cabul, 1842 (J. Hornby, 1301, IX. Regt.); Punjab medal, 1849 (C. Rice, 24th Foot); China, 1842 (Patrick Fahey, 49th Regt.), all very fine 3
Meeanee, 1843, unnamed, extra fine and scarce 1
Sutlej medal, Sobraon, 1846; Punjab medal, two bars, Chilianwala, Goojerat (Troop Sergt.-Major J. Williams, 9th Lancers), fine 2
Maharajpoor Star, 29th December, 1843 (Pte. W. Barrett, H.M. 40th Foot) 1
Maharajpoor Star, 29th December, 1843 (Lt.-Col. G. J. McDowell, C.B., 16th Queen’s Lancers), very fine, from Colonel J. B. Gaskell’s and Hamilton Collections 1
India, two bars, Samana, 1891, Hazara, 1891 (2), two bars; Burma, 1885-7; Burma, 1887-89 (3), very fine 5
One bar, Persia (78th Foot); Pegu (Madras Fusl.); Hazara, 1888, Seaforths); Hazara, 1891 (Seaforth) and two bars, Hazara, 1888, Hazara, 1891 (Seaforths), very fine 5
Sutle; medal, Sobraon, 1846, and Punjab, two bars; Mooltan Goojerat, both to William Stones, 10th Foot, fine 2
Sutle} medal, Sobraon, 1846, and Punjab, two bars, Chilianwala, Goojerat to Hospital Sergt. Gibson Sawdon, 9th Lancers, fine 2
India, three bars, Relief of Chitral, 1895; Punjab Frontier, 1897-98; Tirah, 1897-98, and Edward Long Service medal, Sergt. C. shade, K.0:5.B., very fine 2
Indian Mutiny, one bar, Delhi (75th Regt.); Afghan medal, three bars, Charasia, Kabul, Kandahar (92nd Regt.), and two bars, Kabul, Kandahar (92nd), very fine 3
One bar, Kandahar (92nd), bronze star, Kabul to Kandahar; Indian medal, Relief of Chitral, 1895; Punjab Frontier, 1897-98; Tirah, 1897-98; Long Service medal, all to the Gordon High- landers, very fine 4
India, two bars, Burma, 1885-7; Burma, 1887-89, one bar, North- West Frontier, 1908 (3); one bar, Afghanistan N.W.F., 1919, and one bar, Waziristan, 1919-21 (2), fine mi
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Two bars, Burma, 1885-87; Burma, 1887-89 (Major H. G. F. Siddons, 4th Batt. R.A.), and a fine chased silver case inscribed ‘‘ pre- sented by the Muhammadan Anglo-Oriental College, Aligarh, and containing four illuminated testimonials.
*,, Major Siddons was a great-grandson of the actress, Sarah Siddons
Afghan, one bar, Peiwar Kotal, India; one bar, Burma, 1885-87, and Diamond Jubilee, 1897, medal with riband (Lieut.Col. S. N. Roberts, Liverpool Regt.), all named, very fine 3
One bar, Persia (78th); three bars, Tirah, Samana, Punjab Frontier, 1897-98 (16th Lancers); one bar, Afghanistan N.W.F., 1919 (R.G.A.); one bar, Iraq (8th Hussars), very fine 4
Crimea, four bars, Alma, Balaklava, Inkermann, Sebastopol, Turkish Crimea (Henry Blakeney, Asst. Comr. Field Train R.A.), very fine 2
* Served on Lord Raglan’s personal Staff.
Crimea, three bars, Alma, Balaklava, Sebastopol (John Anderson, 42nd Royal Highlanders), very fine 1
Crimea, one bar, Alma (30th Regt.); one bar, Sebastopol (R. Artil- lery), Arctic Discoveries medal, 1818-1855, fine 3
Crimea, four bars, Alma, Balaklava, Inkermann, Sebastopol (J. Bullen, Grenadier Guards); two bars, Inkermann, Sebastopol (Carpenter’s Crew); one bar, Sebastopol (12th Lancers), Baltic medal, very fine 4
New Zealand, 1864 to 1866 (Daniel Towers, 68th L.I.) 1
The Hong Kong Plague medal for services during the Plague of 1894 (Pte. D. Tague, .S.L.1.), very ime 1
Tibet, 1903-4, one bar, Gyantse (Pte. C. Edwards, Ist Batt. Royal Fusiliers), very fine 1
China, 1842 (W. H. A. Morshead, Commander, H.M.S. Columbine), very fine 1
South Africa, 1853 (G. Tallack, Sailmaker); Egypt, 1882, four bars, Suakin, 1884, El-Teb-Tamaai, The Nile, 1884-85, Kirbekan, Khedive’s Star, 1882 (Gunner R. Southwell, R.A.); A.G.S., two bars, Jidballi, Somaliland, 1902-4 (Sapr. G. Young in .), bes
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Boer War medal, three bars, King’s medal, 1914 Star, War and Victory medal (Suffolk Regt.), fine 5
Boer War medal, two bars, Transvaal, South Africa, 1902; War medal, 1914-18, and George V Long Service medal pe WA, Edwards, Dorset Regt.), very fine
West Africa, two bars, Witu, August, 1893, Juba River, 1893 (A. aoe Boek ., H.M.S. Blanche), very fine and rare
* Only twenty-one medals with these two bars were issued to Europeans and three to natives.
Egypt, one bar, Tel-el-Kebir; one bar, The Nile, 1884-85 (2); Sudan medal without bar Egypt, 1882 (2), War medals, 1914-18 (3) 9
Egypt, five bars, Tel-el-Kebir, Suakin, 1884, El-Teb-Tamaai, The Nile, 1884-85, Kirbekan, and Khedive Star, 1882 (Pte. J. Thompson, Ist Royal Highlanders), very fine 2
Four bars, Suakin, 1884, El Teb-Tamaai, The Nile, 1884-85, Kirbe- kan (19th Hussars), and three bars, El-Teb, The Nile, 1884-85,
Abu Klea (1st Royal Highlanders) and two Khedive Stars, very fine 4
Africa General Service, Edward VII, one bar, Kissi, 1905 (Siak. Batt., W.A.F.F.), edge impressed, fine 1
Egypt, one bar, Suakin, 1885 (Lieut. H. Talbot, R.N., H.MS. Carysfort) and Khedive Star; Sudan medal, one bar, Khartoum and Queen’s Sudan medal (21st Lancers), very fine 4
Sudan medals, one bar, Khartoum (3); Queen’s Sudan medals (5), very fine
Natal Rebellion, one bar, 1906 (Trooper G. Armstrong, Transvaal Mounted Rifles), fine 1
British South Africa Co.’s medal for Matabeleland, 1893 (Trooper A. J. Forrest, Raaf’s Column), very fine 1
West Africa, one bar, Coomassie (Surgeon- -Major E. G. Ley, 1873- -74); one bar, Gambia, 1894, and Edward VII Long Service medal J. H. Prout, H.M.S. Alecto), very fine 3
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One bar, Witu, August, 1893 (T. McCarthy, H.M.S. Swallow); one bar, Coomassie (Rifle Brigade), and one bar, Benin, 1897 (H.M.S. St. George), very tine 3
Cape General Service, two bars, Transkei, Basutoland (Trooper T. Page, Nesbitt’s Horse), very fine 1
One bar, Bechuanaland (Trooper A. Swinnerton, D.E.O.V.R.), very fine 1
Edward VII, Ashanti, 1900, one bar, Kumassi (Pte. Chamula, 1st KA. R-GC,), “fine 1
Boer War medal, three bars, and King’s medal (S. Wales Borderers); West Africa, one bar, Sierra Leone, 1898-99 (W.A.R. and W.I-R.); Egypt, one bar, Suakin, 1885 (N.S:W. Int and N.S.W. Arty.); medals without bar (K.R.R.C. and R.M.A,), very fine 8
Egypt, two bars, The Nile, 1884-85, Kirbekan; another, with one bar, El Teb-Tamaai; Boer War medals with four bars (1), and King’s medal, with three bars (1), with two bars (1), all to Gordon Highlanders and very fine 6
Boer War medals with five bars (2), with four bars (1), with three bars (5), fine 8
Boer War medals with three bars (4), with two bars (4), fine 8
Boer War medal with six bars, and King’s medal, South Africa, 1901 and 1902 (1134, Pte. A. McDonald, Scots Guards), very fine ‘2
Three bars, Relief of Mafeking, Orange Free State, Transvaal (Lieut. W. A. Morling, Imperial Yeomanry); two bars, Cape Colony, Orange Free State (Major G. J. A. Tuke, R.A.M.C.), very fine 2
Boer War medal with five bars, and medal For Distinguished Conduct in the Field (Edward VII), 1st Dragoon Guards, very fine 2
Victorian medal For Distinguished Conduct in the Field, and King’s medal, South Africa, 1901, South Africa, 1902 (N. Stafford, Regt.), very fine 2
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The following 20 lots are duplicated from one of the
most extensive Boer War Collection of
Medals ever gathered together.
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War (Queen‘s) medals, all to Liverpool Regt., three with three bars, two with two bars, one with one bar, very fine 6
War (Queen’s) medals, all to Liverpool Regiment, two with three bars, three with two bars, one with one bar (Defence of Ladysmith) 6
War (Queen’s and King’s) medals, all to Liverpool Regt., three with three bars, one with two bars, one with one bar, “‘ Belfast ’’ King (pair) 6
War medals to Liverpool and Manchester Regts., three with three bars, one with two bars, single bar “‘ Natal,’’ King’s pair 6
War medals to E. Lanc. Regt. and K.R.R.C., one with four bars, two with three bars, one with two bars, one with single bar “‘ Defence of Ladysmith,’’ and one King’s 6
War medals, all to K.R.R.C., one with six bars, one with three bars, two with two bars, two with single bar “‘ Laing’s Nek ’”’ and ‘‘ Defence of Ladysmith ”’
War medals to Liverpool and Manchester Regts., three with three bars, three with two bars 6
War medals to Liverpool and Manchester Regts., and to K.R.R.C., one with four bars, three with three bars, and two with two bars 6
War medals, all to K.R.R.C., one with six bars, one with four bars, one with three bars, one with two bars, one with one bar “Talana’’ and one King’s medal 6
War medals to K-R.R.C., E. Lanc. Regt. and Lanc. Regt., one with six bars, one with three bars, one with two bars, one with single bar “‘ Relief of Ladysmith ’”’ and two King’s medals 6
War medals to K.R.R.C., Lanc. Fus. and E. Lanc. Regts., one with five bars, three with two bars, one with one bar, “ Relief of Ladysmith,’’ and one King’s medal 6
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Boer War medals to Coldstream Guards, 19th Hussars, Cheshire Regt. and 2nd D. of C. Lt. Infy., one with six bars (all actions), two with four bars, two with three bars, one King’s medal (pair) 6
Boer War medals to Coldstream Guards, Cheshire Regt., 2nd D. of C. Lt. Infy., Derby Regt. and K.R.R.C., one with six bars (all actions), one with four bars, three with three bars, one King’s medal (pair) 6
Boer War medals, including to Gren. Gds. (six action bars, mint state), L.N. Regt., pair and Mediterranean medal, Cheshire Regt. and 2nd D. of C. Lt. Inf. 6
Boer War medals, including to Cheshire Regt. (pair), L.N. Lance. Regt., two, E. Lanc. Regt., R. Lanc. Regt. The edge and bars of one of the Lanc. medals are doubtful 7
Boer War medals, five to L.N. Lanc. Regt., including one extra fine to M.1., five action bars and one Mediterranean, one with six bars. one with five bars, one with four bars, one with three bars, including ‘‘ Defence of Kimberley ’’ and one Lanc. Regt., five bars 6
Boer War medals, one with five bars to R. Lanc. Regt., one with four bars to 1st L.N. Lanc. Regt., pair K. and Q. to 1st Leic. Regt., five bars to 2nd Linc. Regt., single bar “‘ Belfast ’’ to Ist Leic. Regt. (rare), King’s to Leic. Regt. J
Boer War medals, Leic. Regt., four bars, and King’s medal, one with five bars to Royal Lanc., five bars and King’s (pair) to 5th Lanc., two medals, four bars and single to L.N. Lanc. Regt. 7
Boer War medals, five to Devon Regt., including one with SIX bars, one with five bars, one with three bars and King’s (pair), Durham It wnt: 6
Boer War medals, all to Durham Lt. Inf., one with five bars, extremely fine, four bars and King’s (a pair), three bars, two bars and single bar ‘‘ Relief of Ladysmith ”’ 6
A fine gold enamelled badge of the British Order of the Indian Empire, founded 1887, with bust of Queen Victoria in centre, weight 2 ozs. 5 dwts. 1
Military Knight Commander’s breast star with gold crossed swords and enamelled centre, of the Guelphic Order established by George III, 1815, inscribed, Presented by William WY to Sir Charles Edmund Nugent, Admiral of the Fleet, 25 April, 1833.”’ Very fine 1
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Enamelled badge of the Royal Red Cross, with monogram V.R.I., very fine and rare 1
Commander’s badge of the Order of the Rising Sun of Japan, in original lacquered case, very fine 1
Bullion and enamelled breast star of the Netherlands Lion, and badge of the Lion of Zahringen, fine 2
Enamelled badge of the Order of Francis Joseph, established 1829, fine 1
Turkish Order of the Osmanieh and Prussian Iron Cross, 1914, fine 2 A fine enamelled Foreign Order with neck riband, in case 1
Volunteer Officer’s Decoration, V.R. and miniature ditto to Major M. H. Stack, 3rd Vol. Bn. Durham Lt. Inf., 1893, very fine 1
Indian Chief’s Medal, obv. bust of Her Majesty Queen Victoria, rev. Colonel McLeod shaking hands with Chief Roundmaker, in- scribed “‘ Indian Treaty No. 3, 1873,’’ very fine and rare 1
Naval group 6 medals: W. Africa, Mwele, 1895, with two bars; Brass River, 1895; Benin, 1897; China, 1900; Edward VII L.S. and G.C.; 1914-15 Star; Great War, 1914-18, and Victory, to jo Fale Carpenter’ s Crew, H.M.S. Barrosa, Rosario, etc., ae fine and scarce
Silver gilt and enamelled Badge of the “League of Mercy,” 1898, with bar for Long Service, very fine; also silver and enamelled medal in lacquer case of the Red Cross of Japan, very fine 2
Spanish enamelled Badge for Valour at the Battle of Gerona, 1809, very fine and scarce 1
Enamelled Badge of Laos of Cent Millions d’Elephants, fine and scarce 1
Miscellanoeus medals, Crimea, Mutiny, Afghan Military medal, 1914- 18, and Prussian Iron Cross, 1914; some defective 7
Peace medal, 1914, and Military General Service (48rd Foot, entitled to eleven bars) 9
George V medal For Distinguished Conduct in the Field (Pte. T. Allan, 10th Gordon Highlanders), very fine 1
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Delhi Durbar medal, 1911 (H. Fleming, R. Dublin Fusiliers), and Indian medal, one bar, Sikkim, 1888 (J. Corless, Derby Regt.), very fine 2
French Military medal “‘ Valeur et discipline,’ 1856 and 1870, badge of the Legion of Honour Society, Gallipoli Star, Long Service medals Army, Special Reserve, Volunteer and Royal Naval Reserve, all very fine 8
Medal For Distinguished Conduct in the Field and Military Medal, 1914-18 (J. E. Humphreys, Sergt., R.A.), very fine 2
Crimea, one bar, Sebastopol (Surgeon Henry Kiallmark, Ottoman Medical Staff), and India medal, one bar, North-West Frontier, 1930-31 (R. Artillery), very fine 2
Regimental medal of the 79th Foot; obv. a trophy of arms; rev. regimental badge and battle honours, fine 1
The Military Cross, Lieutenant H. M. Woodyear, 15th Batt. Cheshire Regt., Wervicq, September, 1918, very fine 1
Medal For Distinguished Service (J. W. H. Coulter, H.M.S. Zinnia, Atlantic Ocean, 4th May, 1917), very fine 1
Silver tobacco box presented by Lloyds to the Naval Brigade, H.M.S. Powerful, for the Defence of Ladysmith, 7th May, 1900, fine 1
Baltic medal, 1854-55, Crimea medal, Military medals, 1914-1918 (3), War and Victory medals, Volunteer Long Service, medal with bar Iraq, and two medals (edges erased) 13
George V Coronation medal, 1911, with riband, and medal of the Loyal United West and East Ham Volunteers, presented by Sir John Henniker, 1799, very fine 2
Case of drawing instruments, another with writing accessories, pearl lancet case, miniature set of dominoes in box, bracelet and
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Four Naval General Service medals, all defective; Boulton’s medal for Trafalgar and Davison’s bronze Nile medal 6
Silver medal, Saint Edmund’s Archers’ Captain’s medal, 1829, in original case, very fine 1
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General Elliott’s silver medal for the Defence of Gibraltar, 13th Sept., 1782, presented to the Hanoverian Brigade who took part in the defence, fine 1
Earl St. Vincent’s silver medal presented to petty officers and seamen as a token of their loyalty, 1800, very fine 1
Silver Masonic medal Nelsonic Crimson Oakes, commenced January 19th, 1808, fine and scarce 1
The Royal Air Force Cross, awarded for valour, courage and devotion to duty in the Air Service, very fine
Cape of Good Hope Victorian Long Service medal (Sergeant W. Anderson, Cape Mounted Rifles), very fine and scarce 1
Edward VII Imperial Yeomanry Medal for Long Service and Boer War medal, Cape Colony, Orange Free State, both to Sergt.-Major D. M. Williams, City of London Rough Riders L.Y., fine 2
Punjab medal, one bar, Mooltan; N.G.S., one bar, Trafalgar; another with bar, Syria, and early Long Service medal; Davison’s Nile medal, all very fine but unnamed or otherwise defective 5
Imperial Service Decoration and Red Cross medal (Henry Bull); Military medal and War medal, 1914-18; Long Service medal, very fine 5
Persia, one bar, Iraq (Northumberland Fusiliers), and one bar, Kurdistan (West York Regt.), very fine 2
Persia, one bar, Iraq (R. Art.) (2), Royal Fusiliers, D.C.L.I., and Irish Rifles, very fine 5
Charles I silver medal Dominion over Seas; Commonwealth, Naval Reward, 1653; Saving the Triumph, 1653, replicas of gold medals 3
India, one bar, Perak (10th and 80th Regts.), Jowaki, 1877-78 (Rifle Bde.), Naga, 1879-80 (43rd N.I.), Burma, 1887-89 (Cheshire Regt.), very fine 5
One bar, Afghanistan N.W.F., 1919 (P.W. Vols.), Burma, 1930-32 (The Buffs), North-West Frontier, 1930-31 (R. Artillery), very fine
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Canada, one bar, Fenian Raid, 1866 (Gnr. H. Calwell, Toronto F.B.); Persia, two bars, Iraq, N.W. Persia (R. Irish Fusiliers), very fine 2
American Veteran’s Star, French War war medals for Mexico, 1862; Italy, 1859; Croix de Guerre, and two Belgian decorations 6
George V new pattern medal For Long Service and Good Conduct, with bar, Regular Army (R.A.M.C.), very fine 1
Naval Long Service medals, Victorian (4), Edward VII (2), George V (4), very fine 10
1914-15 Military, War and Mercantile Marine medals, Naval Reserve, Edward VII (2), George V (1), Volunteer Long Service Edward VII, very fine Z}
Metropolitan Police Medals, 1887, with bar 1897, 1902, 1911, bronze Kandahar Star, Gallipoli Star, two silver curling competition medals and two bronze Coronation medals in cases 10
Two copies of the Victoria Cross 2.
Military Medal, 1914-18, with bar (H.L.I.); Turkish medal for General War Service, found in Arabi Pasha’s tent by J. Prangill, 19th Hussars; Netherlands medal, 1815; copy of the Victoria Cross 4
Set of silver uniform badges of the Bombay Rifles (25th), cartouche box, etc. .
Officers cross-belt plate of the 33rd 1st Yorkshire West Riding Regi- ment, with honours, Seringapatam, Waterloo, very fine 1
A very fine gold embroidered officer’s sabretache of the 4th Royal Irish Dragoon Guards, with large embroidered Star of St. Patrick in centre, Georgian period il
A Georgian cross-belt plate with monogram and crown, inscribed Pro Patria, another of the 45th Foot, incomplete, naval medal for Syria and Masonic badge 4
Officer’s helmet plate of the 4th Royal Irish Dragoons, with a shamrock and crowns badge, very fine
An officer’s cross-belt plate, with silver badges of the Argyll a Sutherland Highlanders, very fine
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Officer’s cross-belt plate of the 45th Nottinghamshire Regt., with Peninsula honours 1
Jewelled badge of the Friendly =n of St. Patrick, and a silver Irish shawl brooch 2
Officer’s helmet plates, South Lancashire Regt., 18th Bombay Native Infantry and a box containing sixty uniform badges
History of the Coldstream Guards, by Col. D. Mackinnon, 1833, two vols., Memorials of the Brave, Crimea, 1858, and two others 5
Helmet plates, 1st Dragoon Guards and 7th Dragoon Guards (need repair), two silver cross-belt plates, 13th and 26th Regts., two brass crown belt plates, 73rd and 85th Regt., replicas 6
Battle honours, from old military flags, Blenheim, Ramilles, Mal- plaquet, Oudenarde, Louisburg, etc., in glazed frames, and two old prints, relative to the Nile and Trafalgar
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