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#52 – Queens South Africa Medal for Service in the Maidstone Company Volunteer Royal Army Medical Corps, (Лот: 8645)
Queens South Africa Medal for Service in the Maidstone Company Volunteer Royal Army Medical Corps, medal with 4 clasps Cape Colony, Orange Free State, Transvaal and South Africa 1901, impressed naming, ‘13642 CPL R. SHARP, R.A.M.C.’ ichard Sharp a 20-year-old clerk from St Pauls, Maidstone attested for service on 13th March 1900. He served for a total of 1 year and 240 days which included 1 year and 222 days in South Africa before his discharge on 6th November 1901. edal and all 4 clasps are confirmed on the medal rolls.
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#52 – Victorian 93rd Sutherland Highlanders Officers Waist Belt Clasp (Лот: 10118)
Victorian 93rd Sutherland Highlanders Officers Waist Belt Clasp, fine gilt metal two piece waist belt / dirk belt clasp, with silvered circlet having regimental details, plain gilt brass dome with silvered crowned thistle and ’93’. Gilt thistle decorated belt loops. Matching numbered parts. Generally very good condition.
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#52 – U.S. Model 1860 Cavalry Sword (German Import) (Лот: 11221)
U.S. Model 1860 Cavalry Sword (German Import), ricasso has knights head for ‘WKC’, nice brass guar, leather grip is 90% intact but w3orn & missing its wire, the blade is very clean, the metal scabbard has a few dents & has been painted black post war, g++. Re-Offered due to non-paying bidder.
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#52 – Great War Memorial Plaque to a member of the Honourable Artillery Company who Died of Wounds at Home (Лот: 11799)
Great War Memorial Plaque to a member of the Honourable Artillery Company who Died of Wounds at Home, bronze memorial plaque, ‘HUGH VICTOR TURNILL’. 20-year-old Hugh Victor Turnill served in France with 3rd Battalion Honourable Artillery Company from 25th December 1916 until 30th March 1917 when he returned to the UK having received a GSW to the leg. Sadly he died from the effects of this wound on 15th April 1917 and he now rest in Warmington (St Mary) Churchyard, Northamptonshire. There are 3 War Grave Commission graves in this churchyard.
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#53 – Grouping of Royal Air Force Commonwealth Nations Badges (Лот: 5050)
Grouping of Royal Air Force Commonwealth Nations Badges, including Rhodesian air force cap badge, Hong Kong Auxiliary Air Force cap badge, Royal Hong Kong Auxiliary Air Force metal pilots wing, South African Air Force collar badges, EIIR Royal Australian Air Force and New Zealand Air Force cap badges, plus other items. Various conditions and periods. (15 items)
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#53 – SA WERMANNSCHAFT M-43 CAP (Лот: 5385)
SA WERMANNSCHAFT M-43 CAP, brownish green color w/ side flaps & a single silver-gilt button front, a brown cotton lining, has a makers stamp inside which I cant read, comes w/ a silver-wire eagle on a dark brown bevo triangle (hand-sewn), insignia has a wear spot otherwise this exc.
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#53 – A Pre-War Palestine Territorial Long Service Medal Group of Eight to a Soldier in the Royal West Kent Regiment Who Was Wounded During the Second World War (Лот: 5956)
A Pre-War Palestine Territorial Long Service Medal Group of Eight to a Soldier in the Royal West Kent Regiment Who Was Wounded During the Second World War, General Service medal, GVI, with clasp Palestine, ‘6344149 PTE J. LAW R.W. KENT R.’ small edge bruise to number, 1939-45 Star medal, Africa Star medal, Italy Star medal, Defence medal, War medal 1939-45, all unnamed as issued, Efficiency medal, EIIR, with Territorial Suspender, ‘22297613 CPL J.S. LAW R.E.M.E.’, Malta George Cross 50th Anniversary Commemorative medal. Group mounted as worn on a pin back ribbon bar. Served with the 2nd Battalion Royal West Kent Regiment during the Palestine campaign, 6344149 S.J Law is shown as being wounded on Casualty List 1358, 2nd February 1944. The Efficiency medal was announced on List 172, 29th May 1992. Due to the 53 year span between qualifying for the Palestine medal and the issue of the Efficiency medal we are unsure if this is a group to one person or a family group to 2 recipients.
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#53 – Third Reich SS (Schutzstaffel) Dress Dagger by Robert Klass RZM 1051/39 (Лот: 7242)
Third Reich SS (Schutzstaffel) Dress Dagger by Robert Klass RZM 1051/39, good example of a later period RZM made dress dagger with ebony grip having aluminium eagle and enamel SS rune insignia. The fittings are all the later types and show oxidisation and plating lifting. Double edged blade with motto ‘Meine Ehre heist Treue’ and reverse with RZM logo above ‘M7/37’ and ‘RZM 1051/39’ and SS runes. The blade measures 22cms, overall 37cms. Typical late period example.
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#53 – US CIVIL WAR UNION CAP BOX (Лот: 7406)
US CIVIL WAR UNION CAP BOX, standard issue made of black leather having 2 securing loops on the reverse, 4′ x 3′ x 1 ½’, has maker stamp, brass securing stud, a Cavalry crossed swords device has been mounted to the front most likely by a proud Cavalrymen (on of Custers?), VG+
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#53 – Queens South African Medal to a Compounder of Medicine who Served in the Royal Army Medical Corps (Лот: 8646)
Queens South African Medal to a Compounder of Medicine who Served in the Royal Army Medical Corps, medal with 4 clasps, Cape Colony, Orange Free State, Transvaal and South Africa 1901, impressed naming, ‘15105 PTE. A.L. JONES, R.A.M.C.’ riginally from Liverpool, 26-year-old Arthur Llewelyn Jones gave his civilian profession as a Chemist (Compounder of Medicines) when he attested for service in the Royal Army Medical Corps on 14th March 1901. He served for a total of 1 year and 209 days, of which 1 year and 192 days were spent in South Africa, before his discharge on 8th October 1902. The medal and all 4 clasps are confirmed on the relevant rolls and he is also shown as entitled to the South Africa 1902 clasp as well.
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#53 – U.S. Model 1821 Infantry Officers Sword (Лот: 11222)
U.S. Model 1821 Infantry Officers Sword, non-regulation French style w/ ricasso mkd. ‘Horstmann & Sons Philadelphia’, dark leather grip has no wire wrap, the blade has some darkening, the brass guard has a pleasing dark patina, a scarce sword, a metal scabbard, vg. Re-Offered due to non-paying bidder.
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#53 – The Unusual Great War Serbian Samaritan Cross Attributed to Private George Sharpe who served in the 1st Home Counties Field Ambulance, Royal Army Medical Corps (Лот: 11800)
The Unusual Great War Serbian Samaritan Cross Attributed to Private George Sharpe who served in the 1st Home Counties Field Ambulance, Royal Army Medical Corps, Serbian Samaritan Cross (Croix de la Misericorde), some enamel loss to the reverse centre, un-named as issued. Accompanied by a small collection of original documentation which includes Character certificate for 493042 Private George Sharpe, R.A.M.C., discharged 31st March 1920; Hand-written letter of reference for George Sharp, late 493042 1st H.C.F.A. dated 28th August 1924 and signed by a Lieutenant-Colonel R.A.M.C; Enclosure letter for the Serbian Croix de la Misericorde to Mr G Sharpe, Camden Street, Maidstone, Kent dated 4th December 1919; Book, The 1st Home Counties Field Ambulance and the Great War 1914-1919, by Lieut. Fredk J. Wood, published 1923. London Gazette, 16th January 1920 – Decorations conferred by HIS MAJESTY THE KING OF SERBIA, SAMARITAN CROSS, 493042 Private George Sharpe, 81st (1st Home ‘Counties) Field Ambulance, Royal Army Medical Corps (Territorial Force) (Maidstone)
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#54 – HJ FLAK HELPERS M-43 CAP (Лот: 5386)
HJ FLAK HELPERS M-43 CAP, blue wool w/ side flaps & a single pebbled button front, ea. side has a silver vent hole, has a factory-sewn bevo Youth diamond, gray silk lining is RB’d, size stamped ’54’, etc., plus has a b rown oilcloth RZM label, appears to be unissued,
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#54 – An Impressive Second World War Malta Siege George Cross Recipients Copy Medal Group for Wearing of Lieutenant D A Copperwheat (Лот: 5957)
An Impressive Second World War Malta Siege George Cross Recipients Copy Medal Group for Wearing, George Cross (copy), machine engraved naming in four lines, ‘LT, D.A. COPPERWHEAT, RN, 17-11-42’, 1939-45 Star medal, Atlantic Star medal with France & Germany clasp, Africa Star with clasp North Africa 1942-43, War medal 1939-45, 1953 Coronation medal and 1977 Silver Jubilee medal. Last 6 medals unnamed as issued. George Cross, London Gazette 17th November 1942 – ‘The KING has been graciously pleased to approve the Award of the GEORGE CROSS to Lieutenant Dennis Arthur Copperwheat, Royal Navy, H.M.S. Penelope. For great bravery at Malta. During heavy air attacks on Valletta, Lieutenant Copperwheat was sent in charge of a party of men from H.M.S. Penelope to scuttle a Merchantman, laden with ammunition, which was burning in the harbour. Owing to the fires, it was impossible to place scuttling charges in the holds, and they had to be slung over the side of the ship. As they worked, ammunition was exploding all round them from burning stowages on deck. The ship lay 40 yards from the shore, to which the electric cables for firing the scuttling charges could only just reach. Lieutenant Copperwheat sent his working party to shelter, and stayed himself to fire the charges from a position where he was exposed to the full blast of the explosion, which lifted him bodily. But for his brave action the ship must have blown up, and grave damage would have been done to the harbour. Moreover, much of the ammunition was saved and some very heavy bombs, part of the cargo, were soon afterwards dropped in Italy.’ 1 of only 3 George Crosses awarded for the siege of Malta. Lieutenant Copperwheat was from Northamptonshire and was from the same area as the collection this medal group came from. This group we believe to be the one Copperwheat wore to official engagements as opposed to his original issues. The original group we believe was sold by Sotherby’s.