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| S.01 | 1939-45 Star | EF £10.00 | |
| S.02 | 1939-45 Star | GVF £5.00 | |
| S.03 | Atlantic Star | EF £30.00 | |
| S.04 | Atlantic Star | GVF £20.00 | |
| S.05 | Africa Star | EF £12.00 | |
| S.06 | Africa Star | GVF £8.00 | |
| S.07 | Pacific Star | EF £30.00 | |
| S.08 | Pacific Star | GVF £25.00 | |
| S.09 | Burma Star | EF £20.00 | |
| S.10 | Burma Star | GVF £18.00 | |
| S.11 | Italy Star | EF £12.00 | |
| S.12 | Italy Star | GVF £6.00 | |
| S.13 | France and Germany Star | EF £20.00 | |
| S.14 | France and Germany Star | GVF £15.00 | |
| S.15 | Defence Medal | EF £15.00 | |
| S.16 | Defence Medal | GVF £10.00 | |
| S.17 | War Medal 1939-45 | EF £10.00 | |
| S.18 | War Medal 1939-45 | GVF £5.00 | |
| S.19 | King's Badge for War Service, 1939-45 | NEF £10.00 | |
| S.20 | King's Badge for War Service, 1939-45 - in box of issue | NEF £12.00 | |
| S.21 | Africa Service Medal M.23382 L. Marais minor eks., thus |
GVF £15.00 |
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| S.22 | Canadian Volunteer Service Medal | NEF £20.00 | |
| S.23 | Canadian Volunteer Service Medal - with maple leaf clasp | NEF £25.00 | |
| S.24 | Defence Medal - Canadian issue - in silver | NEF £18.00 | |
| S.25 | War Medal 1939-45 - Canadian issue - in silver | NEF £15.00 | |
| S.26 | War Medal 1939-45 - Canadian issue - in silver | GVF £10.00 | |
| S.27 | India Service Medal | GVF £10.00 | |
| S.28 | India Service Medal | VF £8.00 | |
| S.29 | India Overseas Service Badge, 1939-45 | NEF £10.00 | |
| S.30 | New Zealand War Service Medal | GVF £25.00 | |
| S.31 | Canadian Volunteer Service
Medal - with maple leaf clasp Unnamed as issued This medal was awarded to: M.66650 Sgt. A. Penner, Canadian Army and is with his original Discharge Certificate. Arthur Penner enlisted on the 23rd August 1946, aged 32. During the Second World War he served in Canada,the United Kingdom, the Central Mediterranean Area and Continental Europe, qualifying for the 1939-45 Star, Italy Star, France & Germany Star and War Medal 1939-45 in addition to the Volunteer Service Medal. the certificate is in poor condition, due folding, the medal is GVF |
£35.00 |
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SECOND WORLD WAR CLASPS - ALL ORIGINAL: |
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| S.32 | Air Crew Europe | EF £60.00 | |
| S.33 | France & Germany | EF £15.00 | |
| S.34 | 1st Army | EF £12.00 | |
| S.35 | 8th Army | EF £12.00 | |
| S.36 | North Africa 1942-43 | EF £15.00 | |
| S.37 | Burma | EF £18.00 | |
| S.38 | Pacific | EF £18.00 | |
| S.39 | Atlantic | EF £70.00 | |
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SECOND WORLD WAR GROUPS - ROYAL NAVY: |
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| S.40 | Five: C/JX.
317018 E.S. Allworthy, Royal Navy 1939-45 Star, Atlantic Star, Africa Star with clasp "North Africa 1942-43", Pacific Star and War Medal 1939-45. In Royal Navy box of issue with award slip: Hounslow, Middlesex address. |
GVF/NEF £90.00 |
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| S.41 | Six: KX.88713 F.
Beamer, Sto.1, Royal Navy NGS 1915-62 with clasp "Palestine 1936-1939", 1939-45 Star, Atlantic Star with "France & Germany" clasp, Africa Star, Italy Star and War Medal 1939-45. NGS in packet of issue, WWll medals in box of issue with enclosure slip: Ryelands, Lancaster address. With an original HMS Renown "Crossing the Line" certificate (named to F. Beamer, Stoker 1st Class, dated 18th October 1939) and a quantity of original photographs, including several of the destroyer HMS Hasty off Spain, during the Spanish Civil War, one of mine damage to HMS Hunter and one of the Tribal Class destroyer HMS Matabele, which was torpedoed and sunk, with heavy loss of life, by the U-454 in the Barents Sea, on the 17th January 1942. There is also a (framed & glazed) WWll Memorial Scroll named to Stoker Petty Officer F. Beamer, Royal Navy - but he does not appear in the CWGC database. As the box containing his WWll medals is addressed to him, it must be assumed that he survived the war but died shortly thereafter, as a result of war service. Worthy of further research - unfortunately his Service Papers are not yet available. NGS is mint, WWll medals EF |
£350.00 |
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| S.42 | Six: JX.142828
C.W.M. Bragg, A.B., Royal Navy NGS 1915-62 with clasp "Palestine 1936-39", 1939-45 Star, Atlantic Star, Africa Star with "North Africa 1942-43" clasp, Defence Medal and War Medal 1939-45 Mounted loose-style, as worn C.W.M. Bragg was commissioned during the Second World War. The July 1945 "Navy List" (photocopy of entry supplied) shows him as a Lieutenant (with Seniority from 16th October 1941) and his place of service as (G) Cse." - Specialist Gunnery Course. some contact marks, thus |
GVF £225.00 |
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| S.43 | Six: J.100694
C.F. Appleford, A.B., HMS Vega 1939-45 Star, Atlantic Star, Africa Star, Pacific Star, War Medal 1939-45 and Geo.Vl (1st type) Royal Naval Long Service & Good Conduct Medal. With over 80 original (mostly captioned) photographs, mounted on loose album pages. These cover his pre-war service, ships he served on, ships sinking at Dunkirk (including several of the 'G' class destroyer HMS Grenade burning and sinking in Dunkirk harbour), several of HMS Formidable under attack by enemy aircraft in the Mediterranean and a number taken post-war, including several taken at the Armistice Day ceremony in London in 1945. Charles Appleford served on "HMS Formidable" for most of the Second World War. Both "HMS Vega" and "HMS Verity" (the ship he served on at Dunkirk) were 'V' class destroyers - Geo Vl medals to this class are rare. WWll medals are VF+, LS&GC is GVF/NEF |
£240.00 |
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| S.44 | Six: C/JX.235157
H.R.O. Greenstreet, Able Seaman, Royal Navy 1939-45 Star, Atlantic Star with "France & Germany" clasp, Africa Star, Italy Star and War Medal 1939-45. With the Admiralty enclosure slip, four original photographs (including one of the recipient in uniform) and six letters/letter cards (dated 1942/43) from the recipient to a Miss E. Greenstreet (possibly his sister) in London. There are also various other letters & airgraphs to Miss Greenstreet, including some from her brother Albert, who served initially with the RAF and later with the Royal Navy. From the correspondence, it would appear that H.R.O. Greenstreet served for a considerable length of time on HM Motor Launch 296, based at Freetown, West Africa. Photographs and letters in good condition, medals are GVF/NEF |
£110.00 |
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| S.45 | Three:
P/MX.535797 W. Hutchinson, Royal Navy 1939-45 Star, Burma Star and War Medal 1939-45 in Royal Navy box of issue with Admiralty enclosure slip. Gateshead, Co. Durham address. |
NEF £60.00 |
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| S.46 | Three: P/JX.86070
H.A.A. Smith, Royal Navy 1939-45 Star, Africa Star and War Medal 1939-45 in Royal Navy box of issue with Admiralty enclosure slip - an (unsuccessful) attempt has been made to erase the name and (Wandsworth, London) address. From the grouping, it is likely that the recipient was either a PoW and/or was discharged wounded/sick. |
NEF £65.00 |
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| S.47 | Six: JX.255558
F.E. Squires, Royal Navy 1939-45 Star, Atlantic Star, Africa Star, Burma Star, Italy Star and War Medal 1939-45 in Royal Navy box of issue (Chelmsford, Essex address) with Admiralty enclosure slip. |
GVF/NEF £100.00 |
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SECOND WORLD WAR GROUPS - MERCHANT NAVY: |
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| S.48 | Three:
Harold Herbert Morris 1939-45 Star, Atlantic Star and War Medal 1939-45 With (Secretary of State for Trade) award slip and enclosure letter from the General Register & Record Office of Shipping & Seamen, dated 1979. |
GVF/NEF £50.00 |
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| S.49 | Four:
Captain F.S. McMillan 1939-45 Star, Atlantic Star, Africa Star clasp "North Africa 1942-43" and War Medal 1939-45 - Canadian (silver) issue With enclosure letter from the Canadian Department of Transport, Ottawa, addressed to the recipient at 524 Georgia Street, Vallerjo, California, USA. With a large quantity of other original documentation. This includes a US Non-Immigrant Visa (dated 22nd May 1942) with photograph, a Navigators and Engineer Officers' Union Membership Book (dated 11th November 1943), a "Minute of Agreement" between the Duke of Montrose and the recipient, appointing him as Pier Master on the Isle of Arran, Scotland (dated 18th September 1944), a US Resident Alien's Border Crossing Identification Card (dated 19th October 1947) with photograph, a Seafarers' International Union of North America membership certificate (dated 15th June 1950), his British Seaman's Identity Card (dated 15th February 1955) with photograph, a US Coast Guard License "To operate or Navigate Motorboats Carrying Passengers" (dated 26th June 1957) and his Merchant Navy and Airline Officers' Association Membership Book (dated 24th January 1962). Francis Stanley McMillan: born Renfrewshire, Scotland 19th January 1912. He moved to the USA in 1947 and from 1955 to 1960 was employed by the Red Stack Towing Company and The United Towing Company (both of San Francisco). Amongst the documentation is a Soldier's Service and Pay Book (AB64), which shows that he (somehow) served as a Private in the Gordon Highlanders (2888646) from the 15th August 1940 to the 24th July 1944, with no service abroad. |
MINT £200.00 |
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| S.50 | Two: 925642 Cpl.
R.W. Renowden, Royal Air Force Defence Medal and War Medal 1939-45 In (Air Ministry) box of issue with award slips: Helston, Cornwall address With two, small, original photographs: one thought to be of the recipient and the other of a servicewoman in WRAF uniform. These are mounted on matching plastic brooches - one of which is damaged. medals GVF/NEF |
£35.00 |
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| SECOND WORLD WAR GROUPS - ARMY | |||
| S.51 | One: Mr. Harry
Robinson Defence Medal In box of issue with (Home Office) award slip: Farnworth, Lancashire address. With the original card, advising the Mr. Robinson that his claim for the Defence Medal had been approved - issued by the Treasurer of the Borough of Farnworth. |
EF £16.00 |
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| S.52 | Two: S.H. Trimby Defence Medal and War Medal 1939-45 In (flattened RA) box of issue with award slip: Enfield, Middlesex address. |
GVF £30.00 |
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| S.53 | Five: Major W.
Anderson 1939-45 Star, France & Germany Star, Defence Medal, War Medal 1939-45 and Geo.Vl Territorial Decoration - this officially dated 1946 All medals have been privately named and are mounted court-style for display. TD London Gazette 5th December 1946 William Anderson: served with the Cameronians, the Royal Artillery and the Pioneer Corps. He relinquished his commission on the 28th August 1945, 'having exceeded the age limit'. With photocopied "London Gazette" entries and a Pioneer Corps cap badge. WWll medals are GVF, TD is NEF |
£130.00 |
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| S.54 | Five: Captain H.
Greenwood 1939-45 Star, Africa Star, Defence Medal, War Medal 1939-45 and GSM 1918-62 with cladsp "Palestine" 1945-48" (Captain R.A.E.C.). Captain Greenwood was a pre-war school teacher who served in the ranks before being commissioned into the R.A.E.C. He continued his teaching career after leaving the army, latterly in the Hitchin, Hertfordshire area. GSMs to the R.A.E.C. are scarce |
GVF/NEF £175.00 |
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| S.55 | Five: 3450173
S/Sjt. J.H. Hitchon, RAOC 1939-45 Star, France & Germany Star, Defence Medal, War Medal 1939-45 and Geo.Vl (1st type) Efficiency Medal with "Territorial" suspender. In (WWll) box of issue with award slip (name & address deleted) with an RAOC cap badge. |
GVF/NEF £110.00 |
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| S.56 | Five: 1671200
Sjt. G. Rollings, Royal Artillery 1939-45 Star, France & Germany Star, Defence Medal, War Medal 1939-45 and Geo.Vl (1st type) Efficiency Medal with "Territorial" suspender WWll medals in RA box of issue with award slip: Bexleyheath, Kent address EM(T) in named box of issue - this shows an Army Order date of August 1941. Correspondence with the group indicates that he was awarded a bar to his Efficiency Medal in 1947 - unfortunately this is missing. With the medals awarded to his wife for service with the Royal Air Force during the Second World War: Two: 451689 LACW. E.W. Rollings, RAF Defence Medal and War Medal 1939-45 In Air Ministry box of issue with award slips: same Bexleyheath address With an RAF cap badge and a pair of RAF cufflinks - these in a jeweller's case. With various photocopied photographs - and interesting, personal information on George and Edith Annie Rollings, supplied by a family member. |
N EF £175.00 |
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| S.57 | Six: Captain
L.V.J. Sharp,
who served with the General
Post Office
in peacetime and with the
Royal Signals
during the Second World War. 1939-45 Star, France & Germany Star, Defence Medal, War Medal 1939-45, Geo.Vl (1st type) Imperial Service Medal (Laurence Victor John Sharp) and EllR Coronation Medal, 1953 The WWll medals are mounted loose-style, as worn - the ribbons are in poor condition and the medals are VF/GVF, having some contact marks. The ISM is in its box of issue and is in GVF/NEF condition. The Coronation Medal is also in its box of issue, but has contact marks and is about VF. ISM: London Gazette 23rd June 1948: Assistant Superintendent, London Postal Region Laurence Sharp was first commissioned on the 6th May 1940. He was promoted Lieutenant (T/Captain) on the 4th April 1941 and Captain on the 1st March 1944. With photocopied "Army List" & "London Gazette" entries. |
£80.00 |
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| S.58 | Six: Harkabahadur
Tamang, The Gurkha Regiment 1939-45 Star, Burma Star, War Medal 1939-45 & India Service Medal (all four medals unnamed as issued), GSM 1918-62 (Geo.Vl issue) with clasp "Malaya" (21138136 Cpl. Hakabahadur Tamang, 7 G.R.) and Indian Independence Medal, 1947 (79748 Rfn. Harkabahadur Tamang, 1/7 G.R.) With photocopied, very detailed, service papers Harkabahadur Tamang enlisted in November 1942 and served for over twenty years, his service alternating between India (six postings) and Malaya (six postings), plus over a year in Hong Kong (November 1959 to August 1961). He was discharged, as a Warrant Officer, in January 1963 - his service having been "Exemplary". The papers show the award of a Long Service & Good Conduct Medal- unfortunately missing from the group. There are contact marks and surface scratches to all the medals, as is often the case with Gurkha groups. |
about VF £145.00 |
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