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236
Croatian Pilots Badge, maker marked
£50 - £55
237
CSM QE2 with Northern Ireland clasp named
24259730 Pte B M Gamble Glosters. nEF tiny edge
nick
£40 - £45
238
CSM with bars Borneo/Malay Peninsula to
23905145 Trp. H. Jennings 4 Royal Tank Regt.
Small edge bump and a few conatct marks. VF
£200 - £220
239
Czechoslovakian Tank Badge
£30 - £35
240
Davisons Nile Medal 1798 (gilt bronze) engraved to
Kershaw "Theseus". Fine. Original purchased by the
collector in 1958
£220 - £240
241
Death Plaque and Scroll (this framed) to 325723 Pte
John Kay 9th Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders, Died
of Wounds 21/5/1917 with the 1st/8th Bn. Lived
Auchterarder, Perths. Buried Etaples Military
Cemetery.
£100 - £110
242
Death Plaque named John Griffiths
£45 - £50
243
Death Plaque named to Allan James Hurst, an
Artificer Engineer RN, HMS Shark, Died
31/5/1916 during the Victoria Cross Action. Buried
Kviberg Cemetery. Parents lived Cowes, Isle of
Wight. Mounted in original wooden frame
(Portsmouth). Unique name
£200 - £220
244
Death Plaque to 14322 Pte William Frederick Henry
Sear 4th Hussars. Killed In Action 7/2/1916. Born
Chesham, Bucks. Buried Vermelles British Cemetery.
(1)
£80 - £85
245
Death Plaque to 15998 L/Cpl Ernest Archibald
Parker 8th Bn Somerset L.I. Killed In Action
1/7/1916. Buried Gordon Dump Cemetery. Born
Bristol. (1)
£160 - £170
246
Death Plaque to 21377 L/Cpl Ernest Seel 8th Bn
E.Lanc Regt. Killed In Action 28/4/1917. Born
Nelson, Lancs. On the Arras Memorial. Unique
name VF
£40 - £45
247
Death Plaque to 2/Lieut John Collings Summers.
Killed In Action 13th August 1918 with the 120th
Heavy Bty RGA. Buried Viller-Bretonneux Military
Cemetery. Family from Weston-super-Mare, lived
Clive Vale, Hastings.
£100 - £110
248
Death Plaque to Albert Shipp. Holed at 11 o'clock
and 1 o'clock
£30 - £35
249
Death Plaque to Alfred Fowler
£50 - £55
250
Death Plaque to Captain Sydney Bell Nicoll Coupar
7th Bn Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders. Mentioned
In Despatches. Died of enteric fever 30 Dec 1918.
Buried Grevillers British Cemetery. Son of Rev
Robert Coupar, The Manse, Linlithgow.
£100 - £120
251
Death Plaque to Henry Phillips, plus a range of
various non military medals (some silver) (qty)
£80 - £85
252
Death Plaque to John Bowdon. Holed twice to top
£50 - £55
253
Death Plaque to John Gordon
£40 - £45
254
Death Plaque to John Henry Barrett
£50 - £55
255
Death Plaque to Theodore Anstruther. This is a very
strange cast piece with the name added via a strip if
copper. Of some age. Sold a/f
£50 - £55
256
Death plaque with folder, inner envelope and kings
letter, to James Driscoll
£70 - £80
257
Death Plaques to Brothers - 14411 Sgt Temple
William Joslin "C" Coy 9th Bn Suffolk Regt Killed In
Action 16th Sept 1916, on the Thiepval Memorial.
The other to 41631 Pte Walter John Joslin 7th Bn
Leicestershire Regt Died of Wounds 4th June 1918,
buried Sissonne British Cemetery. Both were from
Boxford, Suffolk. (2)
£100 - £120
258
Delhi Durbar Medal 1911 (silver) unnamed as issued.
EF
£70 - £80
259
Display case with some fittings. No reserve. Buyer
collects
£20 - £22
260
Distinguished Conduct Medal, BWM & Victory
Medal to 4796 Cpl W Higgins 4-London R. (DCM
named 282040 Cpl W Higgins 2/Lond R, correction
to naming). DCM L/G 18/2/1919 (Barnsbury)
entitled to Silver War Badge for Wounds. 'For
conspicuous gallantry and good leadership near
Saunchy L'Estree, on 27th Sept 1918. In charge of a
party of four men he captured as Officer and 29
other ranks with four machine guns. He then
bombed a party of snipers who were causing
casualties, shooting the remaining sniper himself from
point blank range'. VF (3)
£500 - £550
261
Distinguished Conduct Medal, BWM & Victory
Medal, French Croix de Guerre 1914-1917 to 1933
Sjt J Grant K.O.S.B. (DCM named 240532 A.Cpl J
S Grant 1/5 K.O.Sco.Bord). Missing a 1915 Star.
DCM L/G 30th Oct 1918 and CdG L/G
22/11/1918 (Langholm). 'For remarkable initiative
and gallantry. When his only officer and all senior
NCO's of his company became casualties early in the
action, he took command, and by his personality
rallied the men under heavy shell and machine gun
fire. He then fought his way to the objective, where
he consolidated, reorganising the company and
carried on for eight hours until an officer took over
command'. EF (4)
£500 - £550