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No clasp QSA 1899-1902 & China 1900 with Relief of Pekin clasp To- J.BOYD.STO.HMS.TERRIBLE James Boyd was born in St Cuthberts, Edinburgh on the 17th of January 1870 & joined the Royal Navy in January 1894 with the service number 276052.He served onboard HMS Terrible from March of 1893 through to October 1902. Boyd seems not to have been to happy Naval authority & on ten different occasions he was sentenced to be detained in cells, the most serious offence being when he was recorded as having ran from HMS Achilles on 21st Aug. 1911. He was recovered and sentenced to a period of 90 days. Boyd also had two run ins with the Civil Power.Stoker Boyd was sentenced to 30 days detention but was invalided from the Service on the 16th of August 1914.Before he could undergo this period of punishment.During the Boxer rebellion in China 1900 Boyd was part of the Service Coy., under the command of P.O. Mullis. This is the recipients full & complete medal entitlement for his service in the Royal Navy as despite his length of service he was not entitled to the RN LS&GC due to his less than good conduct. GVF/VF with contact marks in the field on both medals & a minor EK to the QSA & complete with both copy service papers & medal roll details
Code: 51916
765.00 GBP
QSA 1899-1902 with clasps for Cape Colony, Orange Free State, Transvaal, South Africa 1901 & South Africa 1902. To-22125.CPL.W.H.D.SPRINGETT.IMP.YEO (QSA) & 438157.WO.CL1.W.H.D.SPRINGETT.52-CAN.INF William Henry David Springett was born in Maidstone, Kent 7-2-1879 & during the Boer war served with the 7th Leicestershire company of the 4th battalion Imperial Yeomanry.During WW1 he served as a WO.CL.1 with the 52nd Canadian Infantry & was wounded in Flanders 28-6-1916 with a gun shot wound to the left arm. 52nd New Ontario battalion C.E.F GVF/NEF & complete with medal roll details & copy service papers along with other biographical research details.
Code: 51897
325.00 GBP
WW1 British War Medal & GV Colonial Auxiliary force long service To- MAJOR.E.W.COOKE.18th MOUNTED.RIFLES Ernest William Cooke was born in Bexwell, Norfolk in 1869 & emigrated to Canada prior to the outbreak of WW1.He enlisted in Moosomin, Saskatchewan & stated that he was a farmer from Carey, Manitoba. He served in the UK with the HQ of the 18th Canadian Mounted Rifles & this pair is his sole & complete medal entitlement. GVF or better & complete with copy service details
Code: 51895
265.00 GBP
Nato medal with Kosovo clasp & Operational service medal with Afghanistan clasp To- MNE.D.T.MARTIN.PO569190.RM David Thomas Martin was born on 30 August 1981 at Dunoun, Argyll & Bute and was a replenishment officer upon his enlistment in May 1999. He served on Operation Agricola in Kosovo with the Commndo Logistics Regiment. Martin joined 45 Commando on 20 April 2002, soon after serving in Afghanistan during Operation Jacana, April-July 2002. He was released in January 2007 and ran the Men's Health Survival of the Fittest event for Cash for Commandos in 2012; GVF or better & complete with waxed cloth Certificate of Service, copied Certificate of Discharge, Staff Report, besides photographs of his service and copied research, all housed within green Royal Marines folder. The OSM is impressed which indicates a pre 2005 issue & the pin has been removed from the reverse of the court mounting to allow it to be displayed in a frame.
Code: 51872
1195.00 GBP
China 1900, 1914-15 trio & GV RFR long service To- 174145.T.A.BLANKS.LDG.SM/PO.HMS.ARETHUSA Thomas Arthur Blanks was born in Essex in 1878 & joined the Royal Navy as a boy in 1896.He purchased his discharge in 1902 & joined the RFR. He re-enrolled in 1911 & was discharged on demobilization in 1921.He spent his war service afloat onboard HMS Sirius from July 1915 to January 1918 whilst HMS Sirius was serving off the coast of West Africa. GVF or better with the China medal being named to the recipient onboard HMS Arethusa & complete with copy service papers & medal roll details
Code: 51853
525.00 GBP
WW1 Pair & Territorial force war medal To- 405006.CPL.E.F.D.LARAMY.R.A.F (on the pair) &1647.PTE.E.F.D.LARAMY,1-LOND.R (on TFWM) Edward Francis Daniel Laramy was born in Bloomsbury, London & joined the 1st battalion of the London regiment in August 1913 age 34 & stated that he was a cabinet maker employed by Ingle of Tottenham Court road. He served on Malta from September 1914 to February 1915 & transferred to the RFC in October 1917.He served in France with the RFC & RAF from November 1917 to February 1919 when he was discharged with a small pension.
Code: 51855
425.00 GBP
Rhodesia GSM. Rhodesia exemplary service medal, EIIR 2nd type GSM 1918-62 with Canal Zone clasp. To- 853.WO.II.M.V.O'NEIL (Rhodesian medals) & 22288556.CFN.M.V.O'NEIL.REME (on the GSM) GVF/NEF & mounted as worn in the order as stated above which is the correct order of wear if they were being worn in Rhodesia.
Code: 51852
465.00 GBP
EIIR 1st type British Korea medal & UN Korea medal To- 22636403.TPR.A.C.CLARK.R.A.C GVF or better
Code: 51774
295.00 GBP
EIIR 1st type British Korea medal & UN Korea medal To- 22580298.PTE.L.SMITH.KINGS NEF
Code: 51776
1990-91 Gulf medal with 16 Jan to 28 Feb 1991 clasp & GSM 1962 with Northern Ireland clasp To- 24815506.FUS.A.J.NUGENT.RHF NEF/GVF & court mounted as worn
Code: 51742
365.00 GBP
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