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Territorial Force Nursing Service cape badge, in original case made by J. R. Gaunt and Son, London
£65.00
Pair to Sam Hinchley, Northumberland Fusiliers, shows wounded on 1st-3rd July 1916, missing 1914-15 Star, with the 52 Durham Light Infantry, includes history
WW1 trio to 299 Pte. Joseph Hough, Royal Army Medical Corps, served Egypt from 27/9/1914 to 1/6/1915, includes some history
Medal presented to Sid Dennis Holme Robertson by the University of Columbia, advisor to the Treasury, war poet, Transport Officer with the Territorials (Egypt, Palestine, & occupation of Constantinople 1917) & won the Military Cross (London Regt.)
WW1 trio to Gunner Harry Branchflower, 36 Seige Battery, 31st H.A.G., wounded October 1917
King Edward VII Coronation Medal, 1902, in bronze, worn
General Service Medal, Northern Ireland clasp, to 24018628 Signalman R. C. Wainwright, Royal Signals
National Fire Brigades Association Long Service Medal pair, bronze & silver, to 14508 Thomas Staniforth
Order of Saint John, Serving Brother, after 1947
WW1 pair to Harold William Hoole, 24 London Regiment, later served in the Buffs, he came from 12 Kestrel Avenue, Herne Hill, London, with service papers and original box of issue
King George V Police Coronation Medal to 85261 PC W. Ager, died 1911, some history, in original box of issue
The official British Empire Exhibition Commemorative Medal, 1924, Wembley, London
St John Long Service Medal to 282995 Pte. D. H. Sulman, Shoreditch Division, with Price Shield 1926 (24474 Pte. W. Sulman) & St John Ambulance Association Badge
King George V Police Coronation Medal to Inspector J. Ambrose, Metropolitan Police
Efficiency Medal, Territorial bar, King George V 2nd type robed head, to 1002222 A. Dolman, Royal Artillery
WW1 trio to 7428 Pte. Frank H. Harman, King's Royal Rifle Corps, France 7th April 1915
Medal for Long Service and Good Conduct (Military), George V version, to 1854680 C. E. Cornelius, Royal Engineers
Queen Elizabeth II Golden Jubilee Medal, in box of issue
R.A.F. Wings, WW2, nice original single
WW1 pair to 282377 Private William John Penny, 4 London Regiment, Royal Fusiliers, discharged due to wound received in action, died in November 1918 at home at Cane Hill Hospital, see report, full history