Un-researched at time of cataloguing.
GVF/NEF £55.00
Beatrice A de Fraine - the MIC shows her 'home unit' as the 3rd London T.F.N.S. and entitlement to a 1914-15 Star trio. She served initially in France and was then posted to the hospital ship "Asturias" - at Mudros in the Aegean.
EF £70.00
With photocopied Service Sheet
Henry Holmes was born at Durham in July 1898. He enlisted on the 12th January 1918 and served until the 27th February 1919 - mostly on "HMS Hercules". His Papers show that he had stated previous service with the 8th Battalion, Durham Light Infantry.
GVF £20.00
With photocopied Service Papers
Leonard Francis Odell from Hitchin, Hertfordshire, was a shoeing smith when he volunteered (1st/5th Battalion, Bedfordshire Regiment) in January 1915. He transferred to the RFC on the 14th September 1917 and to the RAF on the 1st April 1918, serving mostly in Egypt. He was demobilised in March 1919. some surface scratches, thus
VF+ £20.00
Harold Anderson - thought to have been a doctor and administrator.
GVF £65.00
With photocopied Service Papers
Frank William Foulger was born at Wimbledon, London in October 1886 and enlisted (RAMC TF) in December 1914. He was posted to Egypt in June 1915 and served with the 28th Sanitary Section in Alexandria & Imbros before being appointed Chief Clerk to the DDMS, No. 3 Section, Egyptian Expeditionary Force, in February 1916, with the rank of A/Staff Sergeant. He was commissioned Second Lieutenant (ASC) on the 20th January 1917 and promoted Lieutenant on the 20th July 1918. He remained in Egypt until returning to the UK in November 1919 and was demobilised the following month.
GVF £45.00
severe edge bruise, thus
VF £15.00
1st Sappers & Miners minor eks., otherwise
GVF £20.00
5th Mounted Rifles - Imperial Light Horse.
GVF £25.00
5th South African Mounted Regiment.
GVF £25.00
The MIC shows service with the 14th London Regiment - the London Scottish (also 95453) - and the Royal Fusiliers (GS-84348).
minor eks., otherwise
GVF £20.00
There would appear to have been some confusion over his name and he has two MICs. One (in the name of Gwilym Thomas) shows France on the 2nd December 1915 and entitlement to a 1914-15 Star trio. The other (in the name of Thomas Gwilym) shows the award of a Silver War Badge. The SWB Roll (photocopy of entry supplied) shows that he enlisted on the 9th November 1914, was discharged due sickness on the 3rd August 1917 and was awarded Badge No. 234,421.
GVF £20.00
The MIC shows service with the Labour Corps (108384).
eks and surface scratches, thus
VF £15.00
The MIC shows the award of a Silver War Badge. The SWB Roll (photocopy of entry supplied) shows that George Abel enlisted on the 3rd April 1917, was discharged due sickness on the 14th December 1918 and was awarded Badge No. 484,409.
GVF £20.00
The MIC shows the award of a Silver War Badge. The SWB Roll (photocopy of entry supplied) shows that Leeming Jackson enlisted on the 12th September 1916, was discharged due sickness on the 4th August 1919 and was awarded Badge No. B.293,137.
GVF £20.00
some eks., otherwise
GVF £15.00
The MIC shows entitlement to the British War Medal only and service with the Lancashire Fusiliers (72253).
GVF £20.00
First Surrey Rifles * eks and some surface scratches, thus
VF+ £18.00
MIC shows service with the Wiltshire Regiment (39907).
GVF £18.00
Medal mounted court-style for wear or display
The MIC shows this as his only entitlement and service with the Bedfordshire Regiment (206640). The obverse is slightly polished, thus
VF/GVF £20.00
MIC shows service with the Hamphire Regiment (41262).
GVF £20.00
The MIC shows France on the 1st July 1915 and entitlement to a 1914-15 Star trio. one edge bruise, otherwise
GVF £18.00
The MIC shows service with the Military Foot Police (P/10679) and the award of a Silver War Badge. The (MFP) SWB Roll (photocopy of entry supplied) shows that Edward Grinter enlisted on the 5th March 1915, was discharged due sickness on the 25th July 1917 and was awarded Badge No. 222,431. one minor ek., otherwise
GVF £20.00
MIC shows France on the 28th September 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 Jno. Frank Moyes enlisted on the 20th January 1915, was discharged due shell shock on the 22nd December 1917, aged 39 and was awarded Badge No. 305,086.
GVF £25.00
