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GV 1st type WW1 DCM & WW1 Pair To- 14710.SJT.W.JOHNSON.NORTH'D.FUS William Johnson from Gateshead enlisted in to the 10th service battalion of the Northumberland Fusiliers 9-11-1914 & was awarded the DCM for service in Italy in the London Gazette 3-6-1918 with the citation being published 21-10-1918. The citation states For conspicuous gallantry & devotion to duty at all times in operations.On one occassion, when going in with his company to relieve a battalion, owing to severe shelling and bad conditions, his platoon was cut off.After getting it into a trench for cover, he personally reconnoitred the way to the front post, afterwards returning, leading up his platoon, and effecting relief.His courage and initiative were worthy of high praise. He was discharged with a silver war badge 24-3-19 GVF or better with very minor contact marks in the obverse field on the DCM & complete with MIC details, Medal roll details & London gazette details
Code: 50831
1650.00 GBP
WW1 Military Cross (MC) & WW1 Pair To- CAPTAIN.O.E.H.LESLIE. Oswald Edward Henry Leslie was born in Rawalpindi India 20-5-1894 & was the son of Lieut Colonel John Henry Leslie JP.DL.RA. He was commissioned in to the West Riding R.G.A 29-10-1914 & awarded the MC in the London gazette 1-1-1918. Serving with the 234th siege battery of the R.G.A.He was serving with the 71st West Riding brigade RFA by 1921 when he applied for his medals & gave his home address as Gunnersholme, Melbourne Avenue, Sheffield. He died in Sheffield age 59 on 1-12-1953 NEF & complete with MIC details, London gazette details & medal roll details
Code: 50798
995.00 GBP
WW1 Military Medal (MM) & pair To- B-201721.PTE.W.MESTON.2nd RIFLE.BRIGADE (on the MM) & T3-023427.PTE.W.MESTON.ASC (on the pair) The award of the recipients MM was published in the London gazette 11-12-1918 & this states that he was a resident of Aberdeen when he enlisted GVF or better & mounted as worn. Complete with MIC & London gazette details
Code: 50802
435.00 GBP
WW1 Military Medal (MM) & Pair To- G-407887.L-CPL.W.S.BLAND.19th MIDDX.REGT (on the MM) & 2726.PTE.W.S.BLAND.3rd.CO.OF.LOND.YEO (on the pair) Complete with a large archive of original documents & photographs that relate to the recipients service & the service & death of his brother. William.S.Bland from Wood Green first enlisted in to the 3rd County of London Yeomanry (sharpshooters) but transferred to the 19th service battalion of the Middlesex Regiment (2nd Public works Btn) before a final transfer to the 5th battalion. He was awarded his MM in the London gazette 6-8-1918 whilst serving with the 19th battalion. He was born 16-9-1890 and died in December 1971 in Portsmouth. His brother enlisted with him in to the sharpshooters but was KIA F&F 31-12-1917 serving with the 12th battalion of the Middlesex regiment & the archive contains photos of the recipients brother & his grave in France NEF/EF & Complete with MIC & other basic research details along with the archive of original documents. A truly superb group.
Code: 50804
695.00 GBP
WW1 Pair & Croix-De-Guerre (Belgium) To- 61907.SPR.C.G.GREEN.RE Clement George Green of the 35th divisional signal Company Royal Engineers was awarded the Croix-De-Guerre in the London gazette 4-9-1919 & this states that he was a resident of Caversham, Reading NEF & Complete with MIC & Gazette details along with other basic research. Mounted on a felt board for display with a nameplate
Code: 50749
295.00 GBP
WW1 Military Medal (MM) & pair To- GS-60522.PTE.H.A.KENT.9th.ROYAL.FUSILIERS. Harold.Alfred.Kent landed in France 6-10-1916 & was awarded the MM in the London gazette 11-2-1919 & this states that he was a resident of Rickmansworth. GVF & complete with MIC & medal roll details along with London gazette details.
Code: 50724
495.00 GBP
GVR Military B.E.M, 1939-45 Star,Africa Star, France & Germany star, Defence medal & 1939-45 War Medal To- 524511.F/SGT.C.A.PALMER.R.A.F Cyril Ashley Palmer was awarded his B.E.M in the London gazette 1-1-1945 for his services with 512 squadron with the following recommendation, This airman's energy & efficiency were an inspiration to all ranks & resulted in maintaining a very high standard of aircraft serviceability during the squadron's intensive training period & during operations on the 5th & 6th of June 1944.His untiring efforts to maintain the highest state of serviceability have proved to be a fine example to his men. 512 Squadron served on supply duties in North Africa from 1943 onward's.In February 1944 the roll of the squadron changed to that of a tactical Dakota squadron involved with glider towing & parachute dropping.Its first operation being a leaflet drop over Northern France on the 5th of June 1944.Followed by intensive flying in & out of France & dropping parachutists at Arnhem & During operation Market Garden. along with the Rhine crossing NEF & court mounted as worn Complete with research details & copy London Gazette details
Code: 50697
GV 1st type military medal (MM) & 1914-15 trio To- 49906.CPL.H.C.ELDRIDGE.A-102n.BDE.R.F.A (on the MM) & 49906.CPL/A-SJT.H.C.ELDRIDGE.R.F.A / R.A (on the trio) The recipient was awarded his MM in the London gazette 16-8-1917 for service in France & Flanders GVF or better & complete with MIC & London gazette details.
Code: 50680
465.00 GBP
WW2 Military B.E.M, Defence medal, 1939-45 War medal & GVIR 1st type R.A.F LS&GC To- 347147.FLT.SGT.GEORGE.M.SELLERS.R.A.F. The recipient was awarded his B.E.M in the London gazette 1-1-1942. Complete with the original card box of issue for the B.E.M, the recipients original green fibre dog tag & two original photos of the recipient. NEF/GVF & complete with London gazette details
Code: 50602
Military CB, Military C.B.E & 1914 Mons star trio with original M.I.D Oakleaves To- MAJOR / COLONEL.S.F.ST.D.GREEN.R.A.M.C Serbert Francis St David Green was commissioned in to the army medical services in 1894 & served in India prior to the great war. He landed in France 18-11-1914 & was commissioned four times during the great war 1916, 1917 for Mesopotamia & twice in 1918 for services in France. He was assistant director of medical services between 1916 & 1918 and was appointed honorary physician to the King in 1924. He was awarded the CB in 1925 & the CBE in 1919. He retired as a Major General & went on to work at the Louise Margaret hospital. Complete with four original M.I.D Certificates, The original warrants for the award of the CB & CBE, The original commission document & a certificate of appreciation from the Swedish hospital society along with other basic research details Trio GVF or better & mounted as worn. The orders are GVF & Cased but the cases show signs of age & use. Please see all the pictures for more details
Code: 50577
2650.00 GBP
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