| H.03 |
Three: Rev.
P.F. Oddie
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Geo.V Military Cross (unnamed as issued), British War Medal &
Victory Medal
(Rev. P.F. Oddie).
Mounted court-style, as worn and in Garrard & Company case.
MC London Gazette 1st July 1917.
Philip Francis Oddie: born 5th July 1889, Roman Catholic Deacon 3rd May
1914, commissioned (Chaplain 4th Class) 7th November 1914. His MIC shows
the later award of a 1914-15 Star and 'emblems' (MiD?). The 1924
"Catholic Directory" (page 39) lists him under the Brompton
Oratory (London). One of the comparatively few WWl Military Crosses to
Roman Catholic chaplains - worthy of further research.
With photocopy of the London Gazette entry. |
GVF £2,250.00 |
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LIFE SAVING AWARDS |
| H.04 |
Hundred of Salford Humane Society Medal - shield
(watch fob) type
Reverse engraved: "Awarded to Jno. Williams, 1892"
minor enamel damage, otherwise |
GVF £65.00 |
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SINGLE
1914 STAR & BAR |
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NONE IN STOCK AT
THIS TIME |
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SINGLE
1914 STARS |
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NONE IN STOCK AT THIS TIME |
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SINGLE
1914-15 STARS |
| I.01 |
Eng. H.
Schofield, Royal Naval Reserve
Not researched at time of cataloguing.
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AEF £60.00 |
| I.02 |
J.G. Davies, Asst.
Payr., Royal Naval Reserve
Assistant Paymaster - scarce rank -
not researched at time of cataloguing. |
GVF £60.00 |
| I.03 |
TS.2474 J.G.
Armstrong, D.H., Royal Naval Reserve
With photocopied Service Papers
John George Armstrong was born at North Shields, Northumberland in
May 1893 and joined the RNR on the 18th March 1915. He
served until July 1918, when he was discharged "in order to take up
civil employment with the Northumberland Shipping Company". |
GVF £30.00 |
| I.04 |
G. Toy, Std.,
M.F.A.
Steward, Mercantile Fleet Auxiliary |
GVF £30.00 |
| I.05 |
20715 Pte. T.
Williams, Welsh Regiment *
The MIC shows that he landed in France on the 4th
December 1915 and gives a discharge date of the 4th April 1919.
There would appear to have been some confusion over his Regimental Number -
the MIC shows 20716.
Some minor surface scratches (to the reverse) and two points of the medal
are blunted - indicating that it's been dropped a couple of times! |
GVF £35.00 |
| I.06 |
2371 Pte. W.
Owen, Royal Welsh Fusiliers *
There are two very similar Medal Index Cards in the
National Archives:
2371 (later 356042) Private William Owen, Royal
Welsh Fusiliers, who was discharged on the 12th
May 1916.
2371 (later 265798) Private William Owen,
Royal Welsh Fusiliers, who was discharged on the
24th July 1919
Both cards show 2B (Balkans) on the 8th August 1915 and entitlement to a
1914-15 Star trio. The cards are
cross-referenced with "Not Identical" notes |
GVF £40.00 |
| I.07 |
2807 Pte. A/Cpl.
J.W. Lloyd, Cheshire Regiment *
The MIC shows France on the 4th October 1915 and the award
of a Silver War Badge. The SWB Roll (photocopy of entry supplied)
shows that James W. Lloyd enlisted on the 16th November 1914, was
discharged due sickness on the 11th August 1917 and was awarded Badge No.
232,363.
Some surface scratches to the reverse, otherwise |
GVF £40.00 |
| I.08 |
13494 Pte. J.
Doran, South Lancashire Regiment *
The MIC shows that John Doran landed in France on the
6th September 1915 and that he also served with the Manchester Regiment
(61407).
Some surface , mainly to the reverse |
GVF £30.00 |
| I.09 |
16399 Pte. J.
Ashcroft, South Lancashire Regiment *
An informative MIC shows 6th Battalion, Balkans (2B)
on the 13th June 1915, service (as a Lance Corporal) with the Somerset
Light Infantry (41685) and that he transferred to the Reserve on the 20th
February 1919. |
GVF £40.00 |
| I.10 |
12301 Pte. J.
Eaton, Liverpool Regiment *
The MIC shows France on the 22nd June 1915 and
service with the Labour Corps (371249). |
GVF+ £35.00 |
| I.11 |
10025 Pte. J.
Astle, Northumberland Fusiliers *
MIC shows France 9th September 1915 and service with
the Royal Defence Corps (85260).
scratches to reverse, thus |
VF+ £35.00 |
| I.12 |
2298 Pte. E.J.
Butler, Oxf. & Bucks. Light Infantry *
MIC shows France & Flanders 29th March 1915 |
GVF £58.00 |
| I.13 |
6640 Pte. G.H.
Blaze, King's Shropshire Light Infantry *
MIC shows France 27th January 1915 and the award of
a Silver War Badge. The SWB Roll (photocopy of entry supplied)
shows that George Henry Blaze enlisted on the 5th August 1914, was discharged
due wounds on the 1st February 1916 and was awarded Badge No. 80,266.
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GVF £40.00 |
| I.14 |
14273 Pte. R.
Booker, West Riding Regiment *
MIC shows France on the 6th December 1914 and service with the
Royal Defence Corps (81932). |
GVF £40.00 |
| I.15 |
16402 Pte. W.
Evans, West Riding Regiment *
The MIC shows France on the 4th May 1915 and
service with the North Staffordshire Regiment (15755) & the Royal
Engineers (WR.347490).
Some minor surface scratches (to the reverse), otherwise |
GVF £35.00 |
| I.16 |
9762 Pte. W.
Hall, West Riding Regiment *
The MIC shows France on the 24th November 1914 and service
as a Sergeant with the South Wales Borderers (34878).
With photocopied Service Papers:
Wilfred Hall was born at Huddersfield, Yorkshire and was a 'Mill Hand',
aged 23, when he enlisted (from the Territorial Force) in August 1909. He
served 'Home' until November 1914, in France from November 1914 until May
1915, 'Home' from May to August 1915, France from August 1915 to May 1917
and finally 'Home' from May 1917 until February 1919, when he transferred
to the Reserve. The Papers show that he had been wounded (GSW to shoulder)
in 1915 and that he had transferred to the South Wales Borderers in
October 1917.
Scratches to reverse - possibly an attempt to erase the naming,
otherwise |
GVF+ £40.00 |
| I.17 |
16551 Pte. W.
Martin, West Riding Regiment *
The MIC shows Balkans on the 7th September 1914 and
a discharge date of the 11th April 1919.
Some surface scratches, thus |
VF+ £30.00 |
| I.18 |
1226 Pte. A.
Stubbs, West Yorkshire Regiment *
The MIC shows France on the 15th April 1915 and service with the
Highland Light Infantry (203257). |
VF+ £35.00 |
| I.19 |
2918 Pte. A.E.
Amos, Rifle Brigade *
The MIC shows France on the 20th December 1914. |
GVF £35.00 |
| I.20 |
70182 Dvr. D.
Egan, R.F.A. *
The MIC shows France on the 24th July 1915.
A few minor surface scratches (to the reverse), otherwise |
GVF £25.00 |
| I.21 |
38128 Pnr. W.C.
Sanders, R.E. *
The MIC shows France on the 19th September 1915. |
GVF £30.00 |
| I.22 |
63153 Spr. A.J.
Bowles, R.E. *
The MIC shows France on the 25th July 1915. |
GVF £28.00 |
| I.23 |
SS-13874 Pte. F.
Goudge, A.S.C. *
The MIC shows France on the 18th August 1915,
his promotion to A/Sgt. and the award of a Silver War Badge. |
GVF £25.00 |
| I.24 |
M2-076142 Pte.
E.W. Rider, A.S.C. *
The MIC shows France on the 10th April 1915 and
his promotion to Corporal. |
GVF £25.00 |
| I.25 |
SE-5726 Pte. W.G.
Stephens, A.V.C. *
The MIC shows France on the 11th April 1915.
Some scratches, particularly to the reverse, thus |
VF/GVF £25.00 |
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