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SINGLE SILVER WAR BADGES |
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| L.01 | # 148938 Awarded to 52844 Pte. O. Evans, Cheshire Regiment * With photocopied SWB Roll entry (J/460) Oscar Evans enlisted on the 9th December 1915 - first serving with the Shropshire Yeomanry (2824). He was discharged (from the Cheshire Regiment) due wounds on the 24th March 1917. His MIC shows entitlement to a British War Medal & Victory Medal pair. An unsuccessful attempt to erase the number, otherwise |
GVF £20.00 |
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| L.02 | # B.163012 Awarded to 37852 Sgt. F. Giddins, East Surrey Regiment With photocopied Service Papers and SWB Roll entry (E/149/1) Frank Giddins from London enlisted on the 5th September 1914, aged 30. He was discharged on the 23rd May 1918 as "no longer physically fit for war service". His papers show that he had not served overseas. |
GVF £25.00 |
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| L.03 | # 165176 Awarded to SE-1200 Pte. H.J. Thomason, Royal Army Veterinary Corps * With photocopied SWB Roll entry Horatio J. Thomason enlisted on the 16th November 1914 and was discharged due sickness on the 26th May 1916. His MIC shows France on the 21st December 1914 and entitlement to a 1914-15 Star trio. |
GVF £15.00 |
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| L.04 | # B.103310 Awarded to 137930 Gnr. J. Alexander, Royal Garrison Artillery * With photocopied SWB Roll entry (RGA/1203) John Alexander enlisted on the 21st September 1914 and served with 321 Siege Battery. He was discharged on the 24th January 1919, aged 21, as no longer physically fit for military service. His MIC shows entitlement to a British War Medal & Victory Medal pair. |
GVF £15.00 |
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| L.05 | # 01953 Awarded to 528576 Cpl. E.J. Smith, 224 Signal Company, Royal Engineers With photocopied SWB Roll entry (RE/4586) Ernest J. Smith was a pre-war Regular, who enlisted on the 14th July 1913. He was discharged due illness on the 16th April 1919. |
GVF+ £15.00 |
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BRITISH WAR MEDAL AND VICTORY MEDAL PAIRS |
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| M.01 |
Lieutenant E.K. Ford, Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve With photocopied Service Sheet. Ernest Kendall Ford served as a Sub Lieutenant with the Royal Naval Division from the 8th May 1915 until the 24th November 1915, when he was 'transferred for service afloat'. He served on "HMS Southdown" in 1917 (minesweeping operations), on the (paddle) minesweeper "HMS Queen Empress" in 1918 and was 1st Lieutenant on "HMS Lanark" in 1919. He was demobilised on the 7th February 1920. |
NEF £90.00 |
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| M.02 | K.51741
L.G. Henley, Sto. 2, Royal Navy With a photocopy of the Medal Roll entry, which confirms the entitlement. The medals, which are mounted loose-style as worn, are severely polished - as is often seen with Royal Navy groups. |
F/GVF £35.00 |
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| M.03 | 224192 J.
Jones, A.B., Royal Navy With photocopied Service Sheet. John Jones from Carnarvon, North Wales, enlisted (Boy 2nd Class) on the 21st January 1903. Pre-war, he served on various ships, including "HMS Lion" and "HMS Magnificent". His WW1 service included time on "HMS Berwick" and "HMS Bellona". He was demobilised on the 19th February 1919 and joined the Royal Fleet Reserve the following day. the British War Medal suspender is loose |
GVF £35.00 |
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| M.04 | 10461 D.A.
C. Clifford, 2nd Hand, Royal Naval Reserve With photocopied Service Papers. Carl Clifford was born at Horsham, Sussex in November 1893, but was living in Brixham, Devon, in February 1916, when he joined the RNR. The Service Papers indicate that he was involved in mine clearance. The quality of the Papers is poor, but it would appear that he served until the early 1920s. some staining to Victory Medal, otherwise |
GVF £40.00 |
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| M.05 | 22663 1 AM. J.
Riley, Royal Air Force With photocopied Service Papers James Riley, from Newton, Chester, enlisted in the Royal Flying Corps (2 AM) 14th February 1916, transferred to the R.A.F. 1st April 1918 and went over to France 3rd May 1918. Service Papers confirm entitlement to the pair only. |
GVF £45.00 |
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| M.06 | 21684 1 AM. H.
Thompson, Royal Air Force With photocopied Service Papers Herbert Thompson from Bath joined the RFC on the 15th March 1916 and served in France from the 24th August 1916 until the 30th January 1919. He transferred to the RAF Reserve on the 2nd March 1919. |
GVF £45.00 |
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| M.07 | 118623 3 AM.
F. Bromley, Royal Air Force With photocopied Service Papers Frank Bromley, born 1881, lived West Ealing, London, served in France. His papers confirm entitlement to the pair only. |
GVF £45.00 |
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| M.08 | 14569 Pte. R.
Hollows, Royal Welsh Fusiliers * The MIC shows France on the 5th September 1915 and service with the Cheshire Regiment (87548). It also shows entitlement to a 1914-15 Star trio - the Star is unfortunately missing. |
GVF £45.00 |
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| M.09 | 35915
Pte.
T. Lea, Welsh Regiment * The MIC confirms entitlement to the pair only. Some staining and contact marks, thus |
VF+ £38.00 |
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| M.10 | 21789
Pte. E.H. Horne, Bedfordshire Regiment * The MIC confirms entitlement to the pair only. |
GVF £40.00 |
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| M.11 | 254872 Pte. H.
Aldred, 3rd London Regiment * The MIC confirms entitlement to the pair only. |
GVF/NEF £40.00 |
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| M.12 | 248070 Pte. F.
Williams, Manchester Regiment * The MIC confirms entitlement to the pair only. |
NEF/EF £45.00 |
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| M.13 | G-95673 Pte.
W.T. Davies, Middlesex Regiment * With photocopied (burnt) Service Papers William Thomas Davies from Holloway, London, was a 'carman', aged 26, when he was 'called up' on the 28th June 1918. He was posted to France on the 23rd October 1918. Both his Service Papers and MIC confirm entitlement to the pair only. |
GVF/NEF £40.00 |
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| M.14 | G-60858 Pte. J.
Penney, The Queen's Regiment * MIC confirms entitlement to the pair only and shows the award of a Silver War Badge. The SWB Roll (photocopy of entry supplied) shows that James Penney enlisted on the 2nd June 1916, was discharged (from the 7th Battalion) on the 2nd November 1918, aged 19, as 'no longer fit for war service' and was awarded Badge No. B.65,845. |
NEF £45.00 |
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| M.15 | 17917 Pte. J.
Howells, North Staffordshire Regiment * The MIC confirms entitlement to the pair only. |
GVF £45.00 |
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| M.16 | 18294 Pte. W.J.
Hutchins, Wiltshire Regiment * The MIC shows France on the 18th February 1915, entitlement to a 1914-15 Star trio (Star unfortunately missing) and the award of a Silver War Badge. The SWB Roll (photocopy of entry supplied) shows that Walter John Hutchins enlisted on the 23rd December 1914, was discharged due wounds on the 14th March 1917 and was awarded Badge No. 39,186. |
NEF £40.00 |
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| M.17 | 23144 Pte. F.
Houghton, Royal Warwickshire Regiment * The MIC confirms entitlement to the pair only and shows service with the Gloucestershire Regiment (38078). A few minor surface scratches to the British War Medal and some discolouration to the Victory Medal. |
GVF £40.00 |
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| M.18 | 36007 Pte. W.C.
Buckle, Royal Fusiliers * The MIC confirms entitlement to the pair only and service with the Machine Gun Corps (160561). |
GVF/NEF £35.00 |
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| M.19 | S-21791 Pte. F.
Rose, Rifle Brigade The MIC confirms entitlement to the pair only and shows service with the Machine Gun Corps (161705). |
GVF/NEF £35.00 |
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| M.20 | 16306 Pte. W.
Sargent, King's Royal Rifle Corps * The MIC confirms entitlement to the pair only and shows service with the Training Battalion (9770), the Cambridgeshire Regiment (37580) and the Royal Engineers (385696 & WR/284304). |
NEF £40.00 |
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| M.21 | 45603 Pte.
R.G. Moulton, Machine Gun Corps * Robert Moulton, a grocer from Carlisle, enlisted on the 2nd December 1915 under the Derby Scheme. On the 25th May 1916 he was called up to serve with the 10th Battalion of the Border Regiment, as Pte. 25236. On the 28th July 1916 he transferred to the Machine Gun Corps and went to France on the 3rd December 1916 joining the 121st Company MGC shortly after. He was still with the unit when it was amalgamated into the 40th Machine Gun Battalion in March 1918. He was transferred to D Company, 61st Machine Gun Battalion on the 17th May 1918 and was admitted to hospital whilst serving with them on the 21st July 1918, suffering from scabies. He returned to the UK on the 12th December 1918 and was demobilised two months later. |
NEF £55.00 |
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| M.22 | 25169 S.Sjt.
H. Marshall, RAMC * The MIC confirms entitlement to the pair only. |
GVF £40.00 |
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| M.23 | 69590 Pte.
H.V.
Evans, RAMC * An interesting MIC shows France on the 23rd November 1915, the award of a Silver War Badge and a discharge date of the 27th July 1916. It also shows that he was initially awarded a 1914-15 Star, which was later returned as he was found 'Ineligible'. |
NEF £35.00 |
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| M.24 | 49515 Pte. S.
Smith, RAMC * The MIC shows France on the 25th July 1915. It also shows entitlement to a 1914-15 Star trio. The Star is unfortunately missing. |
GVF £35.00 |
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| M.25 | 213532 Dvr. E.
Williams, R.A. * The MIC shows Royal Field Artillery and confirms entitlement to the pair only. |
GVF £35.00 |
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| M.26 | 122226 Gnr. T.
Browne, R.A. * The MIC shows Royal Garrison Artillery and confirms entitlement to the pair only |
GVF/NEF £35.00 |
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| M.27 | 118456 Gnr. E.
Wyatt, R.A. * MIC shows Royal Field Artillery and service with the Army Ordnance Corps (046679). With a single British War Medal to his brother: 28860 Pte. A. Wyatt, RAMC * |
GVF/NEF £50.00 |
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| M.28 | 233335 Spr.
S.J. Fry, R.E. * The MIC confirms entitlement to the pair only. |
MINT £40.00 |
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| M.29 | 61945 Spr.
W.E. Hardiman, R.E. * The MIC confirms entitlement to the pair only. |
GVF £35.00 |
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| M.30 | T4-124335 Pte.
W. Lazenby, A.S.C * The MIC shows previous service with the Royal Navy and the award of a Silver War Badge. Contact marks to the British War Medal and some discoloration to the Victory Medal, as is common, thus |
VF+/GVF £35.00 |
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| M.31 | SE-20402 Pte.
A. Bartlett, AVC * The MIC confirms entitlement to the pair only. |
GVF £35.00 |
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| M.32 | SE-30612 Pte.
J.H. Davis, AVC * The MIC confirms entitlement to the pair only. |
NEF £35.00 |
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| M.33 | SE-18234 Pte.
H.W. Westover, AVC * The MIC confirms entitlement to the pair only and shows service with the Army Ordnance Corps (052726). |
GVF £35.00 |
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