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835
Suffolks pair brass Castles and T's worn on tropical
service dress by 1st/5th TF Bn Officers WW1 (2)
£40 - £45
836
Suffragette photograph (looks original) of Catherine
Griffiths aged 102, thought to be the suffragettes oldest
survivor in 1987 - original newspaper cutting on reverse.
She died in 1988 aged 103. (large)
£40 - £45
837
Sutton Coldfield Civilian Corps Aug 1914 enamel lapel
badge '157'.
£30 - £35
838
Swagger Sticks - mixed selection inc Suffolk Regt, 21st
County of London, Essex Regt, silver hallmarked The
Queens Regt (1928), etc (6)
£60 - £70
839
Swagger sticks / walking out canes - Gordon Highlanders
and 8th Gurkha Rifles (2)
£20 - £22
840
Sweetheart badges (3 silver) comprising Argyll &
Sutherland, WW1 period with Edinburgh hallmarks,
Merchant Navy and Royal Engineers.
£30 - £35
841
Sweetheart & lapel badges, WW1 & WW2 Regimental
badges (approx 59 items)
£50 - £55
842
Territorial Efficiency Medal Geo.V 254853 Spr.F.Wasley
RE. GVF
£40 - £45
843
The Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry, KC, helmet plate
£40 - £50
844
Trench Art two scarce one aiming rifle canon round
heads mounted on stands with cannon round lighter
seven inches long
£40 - £50
845
Trench Club stated to have been found in an old bunker,
rusty head, sold a/f
£90 - £100
846
Tribute badge - Hartlepools' Hospitals, For Services
Rendered Dec. 16th 1914, brass & enamel badge.
£30 - £35
847
Tribute badge - Harwich Naval Force 1914-1918.
£25 - £30
848
Tribute badge - Voluntary War Services, Graylingwell
War Hospital 1915-1919, brass & enamel badge.
£50 - £55
849
Tribute badge - "From the R.E.A. (Royal Exchange
Assurance) to M.D.B.I. a souvenir of good services
rendered in time of war". Silver - hallmarked for
Birmingham, 1917.
£40 - £45
850
Tribute badge/brooch - Midlothian V.A.D. 1914-1918.
Marked " Hamilton & Inches 9ct. gold". Weighs 1.7gms.
£30 - £35
851
Tribute medal - 9ct. gold Rishworth Sailors and Soldiers
Welcome Home - presented to L. Smith for services
rendered, European War 1914-1919, as a token of
gratitude. Hallmarked 9.375 Birmingham, 1919. Weighs
10.6gms.
£160 - £170