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Click here to subscribeWW1 7th Bn Norfolk Regiment Casualty Group of Medals. Awarded to 12658 PTE J CORK NORF.R. Comprising: 1914/15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal, Bronze Memorial Plaque JAMES CORK. Medals loose. Accompanied by British War Medal and Victory Medal awarded to 500757 CPL E CORK C.E. Private James Cork was Killed in Action with the 7th Bn on the 30th November 1917. Corporal Edwin Cork of the Canadian Engineers is believed to be the brother of James Cork.
London Yeomanry Machine Gun Corps WW1 / WW2 Officer Medal Group of Seven This group is attributed to Major Harry Poulter who served with the Sharpshooters 3rd County of London Yeomanry and Machine Gun Corps during the Great War and served with the Royal Engineers during WW2. Comprising: British War Medal, Victory Medal, 2 LIEUT H. POULTER, 1939/45 Star, Africa Star, clasp “1st ARMY”, Italy Star, Defence Medal, War Medal. Mounted as originally worn. The then Second Lieutenant Harry Poulter was commissioned into the 3rd City of London Yeomanry and was then attached to the Machine Gun Corps. He landed in Egypt on the 16th January 1918. In June 1940 he was granted a Regular Army Emergency Commission in the Royal Engineers. He remained in the Army after the war and in 1949 held the rank of Acting Major.
WW1 2nd Bn Scots Guards 1915 Casualty Group of Three Medals. Awarded to 10398 PTE D.K. BONNAR S. GDS. Comprising: 1914/15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal. Medals loose. Private Dundas Kemp Bonnar from Glasgow landed in France on 17th February 1915 and Died of Wounds on the 7th May 1915.
WW1 1st Bn Grenadier Guards Mons Star Casualty Group of Three Medals. Awarded to 8803 PTE W ROBBINS G. GDS. Comprising: 1914 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal. Medals loose. Private William Robbins enlisted into the Grenadier Guards in March 1900 and landed in France with the Regiment on the 12th November 1914. He was discharged in August 1916 with the award of the silver war badge and died as a result of service on the 16th January 1919. He is listed as serving with the 1st Bn.
Canadian Chaplain WW1 Pair of Medals. British War Medal and Victory Medal awarded to HON CAPT I. J. E. DANIEL. Mounted as originally worn. Attributed to Hon. Captain I J E Daniel a Canadian Roman Catholic priest who volunteered for service during the Great War and originally served with the 102nd Bn CEF. He is noted as writing a number of books. He once again volunteered for service during WW2 and achieved the rank of Squadron Leader with the RAF in 1945.
WW1 RAMC Mons Star Group of Three Medals and Silver War Badge. Awarded to 7666 PTE W HOLME RAMC. Comprising: 1914 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal, Original ribbons unworn ... Silver War Badge (B294372) ... Cap Badge and brass shoulder titles. All contained in a 1914 Princess Mary brass Christmas box. Overall GC box with one small split. Private William Holme landed in France with the 15th Field Ambulance unit on the 20th August 1914 and is confirmed as being awarded the clasp to the Mons Star. The silver war badge number is confirmed as issued to him
Royal Navy WW1 Boy Bugler Long Service Group of Four Medals. Awarded to J.27314 Harry Arthur Stride. Comprising: 1914/15 Star (BOY1 RN), British War Medal, Victory Medal (AB. RN), Royal Navy Long Service and Good Conduct Medal (GvR) (AB HMS DOLPHIN). Group remains as originally worn, polished. Harry Arthur Stride was born in 1898 and joined the RN as a Boy in 1913. Appointed a Boy Bugler he saw sea service with Indefatigable and Powerful. During the Great War his ships included Royal Arthur and Highflyer. He was still serving in 1929
Royal Naval Division WW1 Memorial Plaque. Issued to commemorate the ultimate sacrifice of PERCY ARTHUR PRICHETT. The plaque has been attributed to Able Seaman Percy Arthur PRITCHETT (note spelling) of Nelson Bn RND. who was Killed in Action with C Company 9th Platoon Gallipoli on the 6th June 1915.
WW2 8th (Windsor Borough) Home Guard British Empire Medal Group of 4 Medals. Awarded to Sergeant George F C Littleton of the Home Guard, formally the Royal Berkshire Regiment. Comprising: British Empire Medal SGT GEORGE F.C. LITTLETON HG, British War Medal, Victory Medal 203748 PTE F.G.C. LITTLETON R. BERKS R, Defence Medal. Medals loose accompanied by original WW1 fibre ID tag and Berkshire Regiment Cap Badge. The announcement of the award of the BEM appeared in the London Gazette on the 15th December 1944.
WW1 London Regiment 1st Lovat Scouts Silver War Badges plus Home Front Badges Silver War Badge (230311) ... Similar (117505) ... Accompanied by 4 x WW1 enamel Home Front lapel badges (6 items) Badge number 230311 was awarded to 321429 Rifleman Charles Chivers 6th Bn London Regiment Wounded. Badge 117505 was awarded to 2906 Private Edward Severn 1st Lovat Scouts Sickness
5 x WW1 Campaign Medals. 1914/15 Star M2-054430 PTE J HALL ASC ... 1914/15 Star 11076 PTE A WEBB RAMC ... British War Medal 28940 PTE H.R. FIELD MANCH R ...Victory Medal J.13099 F E WILLIAMS L. STO RN ... Mercantile Marine Medal Name part erased FREDERICK SMITH. (5 medals) Private H R Field enlisted into the 24th (Oldham Pioneers) Bn Manchester Regiment and was later commissioned into the Tank Corps.
6 x 1/56 Rifles Frontier Force WW1 Campaign Medals. British War Medal and Victory Medal Pair 1126 BUGLER MOHD KHAN 1-56 RFLS FF ... 3 x 1914/15 Stars (NO. 1921 SEPOY GUL KHAN 1/56/RFLS. F.F.)(NO. 1243 NK.KISHAN SINGH 1/56/RFLS. F.F.)(NO. 2532 SEPOY AZIM KHAN 1/56/RFLS. F.F.) ... Victory Medal (NO. 1313 L-NK. KHAN ZAMAN. 1/56/RFLS. F.F. )
6 x Indian Cavalry Regiments WW1 Campaign Medals. 3 x 1914/15 Stars (NO. 780 A-L-D. SARWAR KHAN)(NO. 2110 SOWAR AMAHANT SINGH. SARWAR KHAN. 23/ CAVY. F.F.)(No. 1673 DAFR. SHER ALAM. CORPS OF GUIDES CAVY.) ... 2 x British War Medals (NO. 1176 SOWAR ABDUL RAHMAN, 22 CAVY. F. F.)(NO. 1649 L-DFDR SA JAWAL KHAN, 23 CAVY) ... Victory Medal (NO. 2515 SOWAR INZAR GUL. GUIDES CAVY.)
6 x Indian Sikhs Frontier Force Regiments WW1 Campaign Medals 3 x 1914/15 Stars (Excavated No. 2414 SEPOY HAZARA SINGH 51/SIKHS F.F.)(No. 3296 SEPOY JAI SINGH 52/SIKHS F.F.)(No. 24044 SEPOY SATIAGAR 52/SIKHS F.F.) ... 3 x Victory Medals (No. 1866 HAVRD. NARAYAN SINGH 51/SIKHS)(No. 202 SEPOY LACHHMAN, 52/SIKHS F.F.)(No. 1302 SEPOY GULAB KHAN. 53/SIKHS F.F.)
8 x Indian Sikhs Frontier Force Regiments WW1 Campaign Medals 3 x 1914/15 Stars (No. 2092 NK ILAM DIN. 1/5 4/SIKHS F.F.)(No. 2668 SEPOY KADER, 55/RFLS F.F.)(No. 3672 SEPOY FATEH KHAN. 57/RFLS F.F.) ... 2 x British War Medals (No. 2 L- NK. SHAD ALI. 54 SIKHS)(No. 3097 SEPOY FAZAL AHMED. 57. RFLS F.F.) ... 3 x Victory Medals (No. 3360 SEPOY MOHD KHAN, 54 SIKHS.)(No. 3646 SEPOY MOHD WALI, 1-55 RFLS F.F.)(No. 3752 SEPOY FATEH HAIDER, 57 RFLS F.F.)
WW1 Brothers Casualty Framed Medal Groups Royal Warwickshire, Ox & Bucks Regiments. An emotive framed group awarded to brothers from Allesley Coventry. Comprising: Group awarded to 17228 PTE A.L.N. VINER OX & BUCKS LI. 1914/15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal (PTE OX 7 BUCKS L.I), Memorial Plaque ALFRED LAWRENCE NORMAN VINER. Momrial Scroll, this named to the Manchester Regiment.Group awarded to 2602 PTE A.V. VINER R WAR R.1914/15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal, Bronze Memorial Plaque ALBERT VICTOR VINER. Memorial Scroll named to the Royal Warwickshire Regiment. Both groups remain contemporary mounted into an ebonized glazed frame. The frame with some age wear. Private A.L.N. Viner landed in France with the Ox & Bucks on the 2nd October 1915, he was later attached to the 1/10th Bn Manchester Regiment and was Killed in Action on the 29th March 1918. Private A.V. Viner landed in France on the 22nd March 1915 and was Killed in Action with the 1/7th Bn Royal Warwickshire Regiment on the 23rd March 1916. The next of Kin for both men is confirmed as Alfred and Ellen Elizabeth Viner, of Ragland Cottage, Allesley, Coventry
WW1 6th Bn Northamptonshire Regiment Memorial Frame. The embossed bronzed effect plaster memorial shows to the centre a photograph of Private William George Moyle wearing the economy pattern 1902 service tunic. The photograph is flanked by a Sailor and a Soldier, with Victory above. Retains original polished oak frame, plaster work remains good a few, small hairlines. Good colour Overall size 18 x 22 inches Private William George Moyle a native of Boscombe Hampshire originally enlisted into the Army Service Corps before transferring to the 6th Bn Northamptonshire Regiment. He was Killed in Action on the 30th April 1917.
WW1 Hampshire Regiment Memorial Frame. The embossed bronzed effect plaster memorial shows to the centre a photograph of an unkown soldier of the Hampshire Regiment wearing the 1902 pattern service tunic and cap. The photograph is flanked by a Sailor and a Soldier, with Victory above. Retains original polished oak frame, plaster work remains good, small hairlines. Good colour Overall size 18 x 22 inches.
Royal Navy Rating WW1 Straw hat. HMS Ceres. A rare example of the pattern introduced in the late 19th and worn through the Great War. This hat is complete with an embroidered H.M.S. CEBRES cap tally (faded). The edge of the hat is bound with blue cotton tape; star design to centre of the crown. The interior with sweatband. The hat retains a good shape with some age and service wear. H.M.S. Cebres was a light Cruiser launched in 1917, She was transferred to the 3rd Light Cruiser Squadron in 1919 which was assigned to operate in the Mediterranean. During 1920 was operating in the Black Sea in support of operations against Communist forces.
WW1 Scottish Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders Officers Cuff Rank Doublet Tunic Uniform. A very good example worn by a Territorial Captain of the Regiment. To the left breast the medal ribbons of the Military Cross, British War Medal and Victory Medal. To each cuff, rank stars and lace indicating a Captain and retaining collar badges and a single T to the collar. No moth damage.
WW1 Suffolk Regiment Other Ranks 1902 Pattern Tunic. A good and rare example of the Great War pattern tunic, tailored with two pleats to the collar and no facings to the collar and interior pocket flaps. Retaining original insignia of Suffolk shoulder titles, Blue cloth triangles, Lewis Gunner badge, Brass wound stripe, Good Conduct chevron and three blue overseas chevrons. The interior with fragments of paper issue label and the correct combination WD ink stamp. Some service wear, good clean condition.
Kings Shropshire Light Infantry 1880 Pattern Scarlet Uniform. A good example worn by Major Ronald Hope Shears, a pre Great War regular Officer, who served during WW1 with the RFC. The tunic of scarlet cloth with blue facings to the cuff and collar. Tailored with KSLI regimental buttons, bullion collar badges and the the shoulder cords Captain rank stars. The left breast with loops for medals. The interior with cotton lining and tailors label, Flights of Aldershot ink name Lt R H Shears 53rd. Scarlet remains fresh. Clean condition. Accompanied by an associated pair of overalls with scarlet line. Major Ronald Hope Shears was born in 1893 and was commissioned into the 1st Bn KSLI in 1914. In 1916 he was attached to the Royal Flying Corps qualifying as a Pilot and later serving with 31 Squadron. Remaining with the RFC and later RAF he resigned his commission with the RAF and appears to have returned to his Regiment. He served during WW2 with the regiment with the rank of Major
Imperial German WW1 Prussian Ersatz felt Pickelhaube. A good example of the Ersatz issue felt helmet with grey metal spike, base plate and backstrap. To the front Prussian helmet plate. Complete with original leather lining to the interior. Also with ink stamps RJR 217 2K 1915 to inside rear peak. Retains a good shape clean condition.
WW1 1915 Dated Indian Military Issue Kukri A good example with single edged blade of typical form. Narrow rear fuller. The forte stamped with Indian broad arrow over 39 and date 1915. Wooden ribbed grip with steel rivets and flattened steel pommel. Housed in its original polished brown leather covered wooden scabbard and leather frog. The scabbard dated 1915. A very good clean example.
WW1 8th Gurkha Rifles Military Issue Kukri A good example with single edged blade of typical form. Narrow rear fuller. The forte stamped with 8 GR D 731. Wooden ribbed grip with flattened steel pommel. Housed in its original polished brown leather covered wooden scabbard and leather frog. The scabbard dated 1917 and the frog mounted with a 9 GR button. A very good clean example.
Large collection of British Coins, includes William IV 1834 Sixpence, 1854 Groat, 1887 Sixpence, 1900 & 1926 Shilling’s, Commemorative £5, £2, £1 and 50p coins, commemorative Crowns, Pre 47 silver coins, 1959 Scottish Shilling, 1951 Festival of Britain Crown in original case, WW1 Victory Medal to 1781 Pte H. Brown of the Notts and Derby. With other coins.
Postcards. An Edwardian album containing 385 postcards with a good range of real photographic examples, including topographical views, shops, sports, family portraits, WW1, transport, plus lots of non-photo general greetings and resorts. Together with approximately 150 loose postcards, 1910s to 1960s, including views of Canada, ocean liners, family portraits, some real photographic, including Niagara Falls, a school class in Knowle, RMS Queen Mary, RMS Adriatic, and others. Quarto, crushed morocco lettered in gilt, binding worn
Dragon - Sideshow Collectables - Three unboxed 1:6 scale action figures. Lot consists of a Dragon USMC figure; a Dragon 'John Colman' figure in a WW2 US 29th Infantry outfit; and a Sideshow Collectables WW1 French Rifleman. The Dragon USMC figure has a detached (present) hand, otherwise figures appear to be in Excellent condition, and are unchecked for completeness. Accessories appear generally Good - John Colman figure has a detached buckle and is missing a strap to gun, USMC samurai has some fading on chrome. (This does not constitute a guarantee)
Inert Mixed Rounds: Inert two WW1 US 1pdr marked 644 37 mm 417,10 16 W USA ,brass shell cases with heads, US brass case 37 mm and two WW1 French 37 mm cases with heads. 5 items We are not able to offer in house post and packing on this lot, personal collection or specialist shipping required. This lot is inert and legal to own in the UK
Inert Mixed Rounds: Inert WW1 German 3.7 cm Sockelflak round, US Winchester 37x 120 round, British baton round and French 37x 94 Mitr round. 4 items We are not able to offer in house post and packing on this lot, personal collection or specialist shipping required. This lot is inert and legal to own in the UK
1956 TWN (Triumph Werke Nurnberg) BDG 250 SL SportReg. no. 547 XVMFrame no. 322697Engine no. 322697In 1886, Siegfried Bettman founded the Triumph bicycle factory in Coventry, ten years later he built another Triumph bicycle factory in his hometown of Nurnberg Germany and by 1903 both factories were producing the same model Triumph motorbikes. It wasn’t until after WW1 that things changed, and the German factory became known as Triumph Werke Nurnberg TWN.These bikes are rarely seen in the UK and this model uses a 250cc two stroke engine that uses two pistons running off a single forked conrod affectionately known as the ‘Twingle’ engine. This very original bike was first registered in Holland on the 10th April 1956, was imported into the UK in September 2015 and then registered with the DVLA. This example is described by the owner as being in very original condition and in good running order.Comes with – a current V5C, a dating certificate and its original Dutch registration documentation.Estimate: £2,000 – 3,000To be auctioned along with a fantastic selection of other vehicles on March 5th at our Showell Farm site, SN15 2NU. Viewing is welcome prior to sale and all cars are sold as seen, condition reports can be requested on each lot by contacting us direct. Lots are not available to buy prior to auction. Fully illustrated catalogue is available on the Richard Edmonds Auction website. Bids can be made online, by telephone or live on site. All lots are subject to commission.Vehicles that are un-registered or on foreign plates may require Import Duty and Vat to be paid upon purchase via HMRC prior to registering with the DVLA for a UK plate, if you are not sure please ask. For classic cars over 30 years this equates to 5% Duty on the final value.
pair of quite big 19th Cent. Chinese lidded vases in porcelain with a Cantonese decor were damaged during the war (WW1) and restored || Paar vrij grote negentiende eeuwse Chinese dekselvazen in porselein met Cantonees decor - hoogte : ca 98 cm werden beschadigd tijdens de oorlog (WO1) en gerestaureerd
Coins - Coin Portfolio 2017 Datestamp UK collection two £5, two £2 and 50p in plastic cases boxed with certificate; boxed set of six crown sized medallions on the Queen Mother 2002 gilt with photographic image; Silver 2 ounce Britannia bullion coin in Datestamp case and box; 2017 Jubilee Mint Sapphire Jubilee £5 triple piedfort silver proof cased with certificate; 1914 WW1 commemorative 1914 shilling in presentation plastic case; 1987 UK specimen set (7 coins) in folder of issue & framed set of five monarchs circulated pennies: Queen Victoria to Queen Elizabeth II) (qty)
A chrome eagle car mascot, miniature granite curling stone, heavy WW1 trench art box constructed from two interlocking artillery shell bases, a WW1 "Orilux" officer's private purchase torch, cased engineer's calipers by The L.S.S. Tarrett Co., Athol., Mass., U.S.A, parquetry-inlaid teak box containing mixed coinage including Edward VII 1902 crown, US 1903 silver half-dollar mounted as a brooch etc. Condition Report:Available upon request
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