THE FIRST WORLD WAR

* An asterisk denotes that Medal Index Card details are supplied

SINGLE VICTORY MEDALS
K.01 Surgeon Sub Lieutenant J.E. Purves, Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve  
GVF £40.00
K.02 283866 J. Shea, S.P.O., Royal Navy
With photocopied Service Sheet
John Shea was born at Cork, Ireland, in May 1877 and was a labourer when he enlisted in October 1896. He served on various ships during a long career in the Royal Navy, including "HMS Arrogant", "HMS Bulwark", "HMS Leander", "HMS Repulse" and "HMS Cumberland". He was 'shore demobilised' on the 17th March 1919.                some discoloration, thus





VF+ £16.00
K.03 K.17222 A.A. Biggs, L. Sto., Royal Navy
With photocopied Service Sheet
Ambrose Arthur Biggs was born at Frome, Somerset, in April 1894 and was a gardener when he enlisted in January 1913. He served on various ships during a long career in the Royal Navy, including "HMS Leander", "HMS Delhi", "HMS Resolution" and "HMS Queen Elizabeth". He was still serving in 1929.                obverse heavily polished and some contact marks





VF+ £15.00
K.04 J. Gibson, Shpt., M.F.A.
With photocopy of the Medal Roll entry, which shows service on the "Avoca".                                      ek at 4 o'clock on the reverse, otherwise

NEF £15.00
K.05 78431 Cpl. P.P. Allen, R.A.F.
With photocopied Service Sheet
The medal has an MiD oak leaf emblem
Philip Percy Allen was born in London in 1896 and joined the Army in January 1916. He transferred to the Royal Flying Corps, whilst serving in Egypt, in March 1917. He continued to serve in Egypt (as an Armourer with No. 113 Squadron) until September 1919, having transferred to the RAF on the 1st April 1918. He transferred to the Reserve shortly after returning to the UK. His Papers confirm the MiD - effective date 22nd January 1919.
                                     The medal is heavily polished, but the naming is fine








VF+ £45.00
K.06 12734 1.A.M. R.H. Chant, R.A.F.
With photocopied Service Papers
Reginald Herbert Chant was born at West Chinnock, Somerset in 1889 and was a carpenter/joiner when he joined the Royal Flying Corps in November 1915. He served in France from November 1916 until February 1919, having transferred to the RAF on the 1st April 1918.




GVF+ £18.00
K.07 45946 1.A.M. M.W. Parry, R.A.F.
 With photocopied Service Papers
Morgan William Parry was born in December 1884 and joined the South Wales Borderers (27496) in December 1915. He transferred to the RFC on the 26th July 1916 and to the RAF (as an AM 1) on the 1st April 1918. He served as an 'Aero Rigger' until the 10th January 1919. He was released to the Reserve on the 7th February 1919 and finally discharged on the 30th April 1920. 






GVF £18.00
K.08 135822 1.A.M. A.P. Pill, R.A.F.
 With photocopied Service Papers
Archibald Pill was born in 1886 and had already served with the Devonshire Regiment (45142) and Labour Corps (101748) before joining the RFC (in France) on the 24th December 1917. He served in France as an 'Aero Rigger' until the 25th January 1919, having been transferred to the RAF (as an AM 3) on the 1st April 1918. He was released to the Reserve on the 20th February 1919. 






GVF £15.00
K.09 106354 2.A.M. C. Foxon, R.A.F.
 With photocopied Service Papers
Charles Foxon joined the RFC (from the army) on the 26th October 1917 and was posted to France the following month. He served in France until the 8th March 1919, having transferred to the RAF on the 1st April 1918. He was released to the Reserve on the 18th April 1919.               One ek., otherwise




GVF £15.00
K.10 96842 2.A.M. C.G. Gillespie, R.A.F.         Minor discoloration, thus VF/GVF £17.00
K.11 69080  2.A.M. G.H. Wood, R.A.F.   GVF £17.00
K.12 Lieutenant J. Lambert
The medal is in pretty good condition, but the suspension ring has been removed and replaced by a pin, to enable it to be worn as a brooch.

GVF £20.00
K.13 11251 Naik Sowar Khan, R.A. - India F £11.00
K.14 22813 Pte. A. Richardson, King's Own Scottish Borderers GVF £12.00
K.15

13701  Pte. F. Rixon, Berkshire Yeomanry *  
The MIC shows that Frank Rixon also served with the Machine Gun Corps (165399).
 Considerable staining, particularly to the reverse and one surface scratch - also to the obverse, thus



VF £20.00
K.16 4802 Pte. E. Wright, 1st County of London Yeomanry *
The MIC shows the award of a Silver War Badge. The SWB Roll (photocopy of entry supplied) shows that Edward Wright enlisted on the 30th October 1915, was discharged on the 21st April 1919, aged 35, as 'no longer fit for military service' and was awarded Badge No. B.251,836.



GVF £35.00
K.17 13845 Pte. J. Bruce, Royal Berkshire Regiment
The MIC shows France on the 19th September 1915 and entitlement to a 1914-15 Star trio.

GVF £15.00
K.18 52910 Pte. R.H. Green, Devonshire Regiment *
The MIC shows that Richard H. Green also served with the Tank Corps (309562).                                          Discoloration and edge knocks, thus

F/VF £20.00
K.19 61252 Pte. N. Ideson, Durham Light Infantry *
The MIC shows that Nathan Ideson also served with the Labour Corps (18835).

GVF £16.00
K.20 104513 Pte. J.W. Sharp, Durham Light Infantry * POOR £14.00
K.21 53377 Pte. W. Rushton, Liverpool Regiment * GVF £15.00
K.22

574402 Pte. J. Saunders, 17th London Regiment *
The MIC shows that John Saunders was awarded a Silver War Badge.                                                          Minor discoloration, otherwise

GVF £15.00
K.23

293781 Pte. L.A.B. Mullins, Middlesex Regiment *
With photocopied 1901 &1911 Census entries: the 1911 Census shows Laurence Alfred Mullins (from Tisbury in Wiltshire) as a ‘hairdresser’s apprentice’ in Tiverton, Devon, aged 16.        Some discoloration, otherwise


GVF £15.00
K.24

1128 Pte. J. Pyle, Northumberland Fusiliers *
The MIC shows that Joseph Pyle also served with the Labour Corps (213826) and was awarded a Silver War Badge.
                                               Some staining, particularly to the obverse, thus


VF £12.00
K.25 57527 Pte. A.C. Witherow, Northumberland Fusiliers NEF £14.00
K.26 39169 Pte. A.W. Filbey, Somerset Light Infantry VF £14.00
K.27 51041 Pte. A.E. Griffiths, Somerset Light Infantry GVF £14.00
K.28 50870 Pte. F.W. Langdown, Somerset Light Infantry GVF £14.00
K.29 38739 Pte. W.E. Merryman, Somerset Light Infantry GVF £14.00
K.30 36604 Pte. E.A. Neno, Somerset Light Infantry GVF £14.00
K.31 242022 Pte. H.J. Rowe, Somerset Light Infantry GVF £14.00
K.32 51265 Pte. G. Wicks, Somerset Light Infantry GVF £14.00
K.33 40441 Pte. G. Bullock, North Staffordshire Regiment *
The medal is in poor condition (edge knocks & surface scratches) and the suspension ring is missing, thus

F £12.00
K.34 3-9958 Pte. A. Shove, West Yorkshire Regiment *
The MIC shows France on the 27th December 1914 and entitlement to a 1914-15 Star trio.

GVF £14.00
K.35 GS-7283 Pte. H. Durant, Royal Fusiliers *
The MIC shows 11th Battalion, France on the 26th August 1915 and entitlement to a 1914-15 Star trio.                   Polished and a few eks., thus

VF £15.00
K.36 42281 Pte. W.F. Hulford, Royal Fusiliers *
The MIC shows service with the Labour Corps.
GVF £15.00
K.37 132403 Pte. J.T. Parish, M.G.C. *
 There's a note on the MIC that his British War Medal was "returned - undisposed of" in 1923.

GVF £14.00
K.38 R-18100 Pte. O.C. Evans, King's Royal Rifle Corps GVF £14.00
K.39 S-20374 Pte. A. Brisley, Rifle Brigade * GVF+ £15.00
K.40 S-27263 Pte. A.J.G. Smith, Rifle Brigade *
An informative MIC shows Rifle Brigade attached 8th London Regiment, a home address in Peckham, London S.E.18 and the award of a Silver War Badge. The SWB Roll (photocopy of entry supplied) shows that Alfred J.G. Smith enlisted on the 2nd December 1915, was discharged on the 18th March 1919, as no longer physically fit for military service and was awarded Badge  # B.224498. 		  





GVF £15.00
K.41 71294 Pte. J. Milne, R.A.M.C. *
The MIC shows Balkans on the 17th October 1915 and entitlement to a 1914-15 Star trio.

GVF £15.00
K.42 5962 Pte. W.R. Smith, R.A.M.C. *
An 'Old Contemptible' - an informative MIC shows 10th General Hospital, France on the 22nd August 1914, entitlement to a 1914 Star trio and the award of a Silver War Badge. The SWB Roll (photocopy of entry supplied) shows that William Rupert Smith enlisted on the 8th December 1911, was discharged due sickness on the 11th August 1919, aged 27 and was awarded Badge No. B.310,799.                                                         minor staining, thus





VF/GVF £14.00
K.43 52962 Sjt. J. Pearmain, R.A. *
MIC shows Royal Field Artillery, France on the 14th July 1915, entitlement to a 1914-15 Star trio and service with the Labour Corps (615996).
                                                                                                     stained, thus


VF £12.00
K.44 134622 Bmbr. N. Linford, R.A. *
The MIC shows Royal Field Artillery
VF/GVF £12.00
K.45 L-17265 Dvr. J. Brennan, R.A. * 
The MIC shows Royal Field Artillery.
GVF £12.00
K.46 2241 Dvr. F. Shuttler, RA *
MIC shows Royal Field Artillery and the award of a Silver War Badge. SWB Roll (photocopy of entry supplied) shows 93 Bde., enlisted 10th May 1915, discharged due wounds 30th December 1919 and the award of SWB number 499565.



GVF £15.00
K.47 1201 Gnr. F.C. Dentten, R.A. *
The MIC shows Royal Field Artillery, France on the 11th October 1915 and the award of a Silver War Badge. The SWB Roll (photocopy of entry supplied) shows that Frederick Charles Dentten enlisted on the 10th August 1914, was discharged (due wounds) from the 5th Reserve Brigade (T) on the 20th September 1918 and was awarded Badge No. B.14,103.




GVF £15.00
K.48 179561 Gnr. A.E. Gibson, R.A. *
The MIC shows Royal Garrison Artillery.
GVF £14.00
K.49 2554 Gnr. A. Martin, R.A. *
The MIC shows Royal Field Artillery and service with the Labour Corps (84281).                      Some surface scratches and minor polishing, thus

VF+ £12.00
K.50 69003 Gnr. A. Rose, R.A. *
An informative MIC shows him as a Saddler, Egypt on the 1st April 1915, entitlement to a 1914-15 Star trio and the award of a Silver War Badge. The SWB Roll (photocopy of entry supplied) shows that Alfred Rose enlisted on the 19th January 1915, was discharged due sickness on the 2nd February 1917 and was awarded Badge No. 55,292.




GVF £14.00
K.51 109120 2 Cpl. R.H. Williams, R.E. *
The MIC shows France on the 4th October 1915 and entitlement to a 1914-15 Star trio.

GVF £14.00
K.52 T2-9856 Dvr. W. Hicks, A.S.C.  GVF/NEF £12.00
K.53 SS-7241 Pte. T. Tidbury, A.S.C.  GVF £10.00
K.54 M-340844 Pte. S.R. Waite, ASC *                one ek., otherwise  GVF £10.00
K.55 SE-6954 Pte. E. Horwell, AVC  GVF £12.00
K.56 SE-15219 Pte. S. Naylor, A.V.C.                       Some eks., thus  VF/GVF £11.00

SINGLE VICTORY MEDALS - SOUTH AFRICAN (BILINGUAL) ISSUE
K.57 Pte. T.E. Knott, 2nd S.A.I.                 One edge bruise, otherwise  GVF £20.00

INTERALLIED VICTORY MEDALS - ALL UNNAMED AS ISSUED
K.58 Belgian issue  NEF £12.00
K.59 French - official issue  GVF £12.00
K.60 Italian issue Medaglia della Vittoria GVF £15.00

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