An Extremely Rare “Cavalry” G.S.M. “LEBANON” with U.N. Medal.
“OPERATION HYPERION” (1982-1984)
To:24476204 TPR J HAYES 16th /5th LANCERS.
£4995
An Extremely Rare “Cavalry” G.S.M. “LEBANON” with U.N. Medal. “OPERATION HYPERION” (1982-1984) To:24476204 TPR J HAYES 16th /5th LANCERS.
An Outstanding N.G.S. (SYRIA). A pair to“Officer Clerk” TIMOTHY CLINCH (H.M.S Stromboli) & Silver, “St Jean D’Acre” for Bombardment of Acre,1840. The son of a well known R.N. Captain of the same name who served in Nelson’s Navy
£2995
An Outstanding Naval General Service Medal (SYRIA).A pair to “Officer Clerk” TIMOTHY CLINCH (H.M.S Stromboli) With Silver “St Jean D\'Acre\" medal, for the bombardment of Acre, Syria 1840. Tim Clinch was the son of an early and well known RN captain of the same name who served in Nelson’s Navy
THE IMPORTANT & EARLY WW1, ENEMY “U-BOAT-U12” RAMMING & SINKING, DISTINGUISHED SERVICE MEDAL. G. RODGERS. P.O. 1CL. H.M.S. ARIEL. (Famous Action, Firth of Fourth, Scotland,10th March 15)
£1795
THE IMPORTANT & EARLY WW1, ENEMY “U-BOAT-U12” RAMMING & SINKING, DISTINGUISHED SERVICE MEDAL. To: 165462. G. RODGERS. P.O. 1CL. H.M.S. ARIEL. (A Royal Navy Destroyer) (A Famous Action off the Firth of Fourth, Scotland, 10th March 1915)
A Truly Rare & Outstanding “TRIPLE” MILITARY MEDAL with TWO CLASPS. 22043. Pte William DOONER, 1st Bn Loyal North Lancs Regt. (Battles of Flers-Courcellete,Givency, & Sambre). A Pre-War Derby man, a builder living in Manchester.
£3995
A Truly Rare & Outstanding “TRIPLE” MILITARY MEDAL with TWO CLASPS. 22043. Pte William DOONER, 1st Bn Loyal North Lancashire Regt. (Battles of Flers-Courcellete, Givency, & Sambre). A Pre-War Derbyshire man and building labourer living in Manchester.
A DESIRABLE & ATTRACTIVE “Anonymous” DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS (1944) With
Aircrew Europe Star, (France & Germany clasp),
A group of five.With Original Royal Mint Case.
£3250
A DESIRABLE & ATTRACTIVE “Anonymous” DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS (1944) With Aircrew Europe Star, (France & Germany clasp), A group of five.With Original Royal Mint Case.
A Superb Great War “CASUALTY MILITARY MEDAL” & 2nd AWARD BAR with PAIR & PLAQUE. To: Pte 53617 Peter Ferguson 1/ Royal Scots Fusiliers. KILLED IN ACTION.”Beugny near Bapaum” 27th Sept 1918. From Braco, Perth.
£SOLD
A Superb Great War CASUALTY MILITARY MEDAL & 2nd AWARD BAR with PAIR & PLAQUE. To: Pte 53617 Peter Ferguson 1/ Royal Scots Fusiliers. KILLED IN ACTION. Beugny near Bapaum 27th September 1918. From Braco, Perth.
A SUPERB “ARRAS” MILITARY MEDAL & ITALY 2nd AWARD BAR & Pair & PLAQUE Group of Three. 20-190 Pte. J.T. JOHNSON 20th (1st Tyne Scots) 11th NORTHUMBERLAND FUS. KILLED IN ACTION, River Piave, Italy, 27.10.18
£2750
AN EXCITING “ARRAS” MILITARY MEDAL & ITALY SECOND AWARD BAR & Pair CASUALTY & PLAQUE Group of Three. To: 20-190 Pte. J.T. JOHNSON 20th (1st Tyneside Scottish) & 11th NORTHUMBERLAND FUSILIERS. KILLED IN ACTION, Piave, Italy, 27th October 1918.
A VERY RARE & DESIRABLE “SUBMARINE SERVICE” DISTINGUISHED SERVICE CROSS & 1914-15 Trio, (M.I.D. Four Times) 1939-45 War Medal & R.N.V.R. Decoration.Lt Cdr C.S. Sim. DSC. R.N.R. & Royal Australian Naval Brigade
£5550
A VERY RARE & DESIRABLE “SUBMARINE SERVICE” DISTINGUISHED SERVICE CROSS & 1914-15 Trio, (M.I.D. Four Times) 1939-45 War Medal & R.N.V.R. Decoration.Lt Cdr C.S. Sim. DSC. Royal Naval Reserve & Royal Australian Naval Brigade
AN INCREDIBLE TANK CORPS, SPRING OFFENSIVE, “DOUBLE” DISTINGUISHED CONDUCT MEDALS. (Both DCM’s Won Same Day, Same Action) L/Cpl R. SCOTT. 1/TANK CORP & Pte W.J. FORD. 1/TANK CORP.
£SOLD
AN INCREDIBLE & TOTALLY UNIQUE TANK CORPS GERMAN SPRING OFFENSIVE, “DOUBLE” DISTINGUISHED CONDUCT MEDAL ASSEMBLY. (Both Awards Won On The Same Day In The Same Action) To: 76804 L/Cpl R. SCOTT. 1/TANK CORP (late Northumberland Fusilliers) and 95177 Pte W.J. FORD. 1/TANK CORP.
AN EXCESSIVELY RARE & REMARKABLE “SUBMARINE OFFICER” CASUALTY. 1914-1915 Trio & Plaque. Lieut H.H. ATKIN-BERRY. R.N. (2nd Officer,H.M.S/M “E.26”) KILLED IN ACTION. 6th July 1916. Sunk by German Navy.
£2350
AN EXCESSIVELY RARE & REMARKABLE “SUBMARINE OFFICER” CASUALTY. 1914-1915 Trio & Plaque. Lieutenant H.H. ATKIN-BERRY. R.N. (2nd in Command, H.M.S/M “E.26”) KILLED IN ACTION. 6th July 1916 , When sunk by The German Navy. Age 24.