Lockdales Auction 165 18-19 May 2019

14 306 Crimea Medal 1854 with bars Alma/ Inkermann/ Sebastopol, regimentally impressed (Serjt John Cox. 38th Regt) South Staffordshire. With Turkish Crimea Medal British Issue. With research, born Halesowen, Salop. Early occupation, a Puddler. Served overseas, Jamaica, North America, Turkey, India. Wounded in the left foot 18th June 1855 before Sebastopol. Also entitled to the Indian Mutiny Medal with Lucknow clasp. (2) £540 - £560 307 Crimea Medal engraved to Edwd Green AB HMS Albion. Confirmed to roll, interestingly Greens name appears just a few places above James Gorman where it noted "awarded VC". Disc only and pin fittings to obverse. Sold a/f £40 - £50 308 CSM QE2 with Northern Ireland clasp (24905340 Dvr I E Atkins RCT). With box of issue, colour photo, and copy Certificate of Service. (qty) £50 - £55 309 CSM QE2 with Northern Ireland clasp (2LT T.J. Hurn Glosters). £40 - £45 310 Czech badge for aircrew in original fitted box in very good condition, NEF £40 - £50 311 DCM Winner BWM & VM. Officially impressed 1238 Dvr H. Kirby RA. Harold Kirby DCM. L/Gaz: 17.4.18 as 800200 Dvr H. Kirby (mic confirms renumbering from 1238 to 800200). 'Kirby H. 800200 230th (N. Midland) Bde. RFA. He volunteered for dangerous work notably at Hill 70 (Lens) on 15.8.17. He set a fine example to others on many occasions'. Lived Woodville, Derby. Medals NEF. £60 - £65 312 Death Plaque named Albert Shelley £40 - £50 313 Death Plaque named to John Spears £45 - £50 314 Death Plaque named to May Victoria Bishop. May was part of the Womens Forage Corps and is remembered on the Womens National Memorial Screen in York Minster. She was a Baling Hand, she appears to have died during the influenza pandemic. Eighteen members of the WFC died while on active service, sixteen from influenza/ pneumonia, one from meningitis and one from appendicitis. Rare. (1) £1000 - £1200 315 Death Plaque to 25358 Pte John George Berresford 105 Coy MGC (Infty). KIA 20/10/1917. Born Whittington More, Derby. Buried Artillery Wood Cemetery. Unique name, with research. (1) £50 - £55 316 Death Plaque with folder and Great War Glory of God Certificate for 43358 Pte Horace Victor Race 2nd Bn Suffolk Regt. Killed In Action 28/4/1917. Lived Creeting St Mary, Nr Ipswich. On the Arras Memorial. With research £60 - £70 317 Death Plaque with folder to 12989 L.Cpl Victor Horace Peasey 7th Bn Suffolk Regt. Killed In Action 12/10/1916. Born Melton, Suffolk. Buried Beaulencourt British Cemetery. With research £50 - £60 318 Defence medal WW2 Major J.C. Eales-White, who served in GB WW1 and no medals, but papers with lot, served East Surreys as Lieut then Major, entitled Order of the League of Mercy, his brother also served as Officer in WW1. £30 - £35