INDIA GENERAL SERVICE MEDAL CLASP NORTHWEST FRONTIER 1936-37-TO BURROWS-ROYAL NORFOLK REGT-ACCIDENTLY DROWNED NEW DELHI INDIA ON MAY 4TH 1938
India General Service Medal, clasp:
NORTH WEST FRONTIER 1936-37
Named to: 5771987
PTE.J.W.G.BURROWS.R.NORF.R.
Medal about very fine.
James George William Burrows was born in East Dereham in 1909.
He drowned accidently in New Delhi on 4th May 1938 aged 29.He is listed on The Medal Roll for The I.G.S along with four other members of The Norfolk Regimen... read more
1914/15 STAR TRIO-TO ALBOROUGH SUFFOLK REGIMENT-LIVED SOUTHWOLD
1914/15 Star trio, named to:
14484 PTE.G.F.ALBOROUGH.SUFF.R.
Medals about good very fine, on original stitched ribbons.
George Frederick Alborough lived at 73, Victoria St., Southwold, trade given as Engine Driver.
Served with the 8th Battalion Suffolk Regiment.
Joined 31/08/1014, arrived in France on 24/07/1915
Qualified as a Machine Gunner-wounded in... read more
1914/15 STAR TRIO TO HARDWICK-SUFFOLK REGIMENT
1914/15 Star trio, named to:
10026 PTE.J.HARDWICK.SUFF.R.
Medals about good very fine,on modern and original silk ribbons.
Joseph Hardwick Arrived in France on 16/11/1915.
He later saw service with the Royal Sussex Regt as no:
S/36236 read more
BRITISH WAR AND VICTORY MEDALS TO EDWARD ALBERT CLARK-NORFOLK REGIMENT-KILLED IN ACTION ON THE FIRST DAY OF THE SOMME
British War and Victory Medal, named to:
3-10478 PTE.E.A.CLARK.NORF.R.
Medals about good very fine, on silk ribbons.
3/10478 Private Edward Albert Clark 8th Bn., Norfolk Regiment was killed in action on 01/07/1016.
He was born at St.Margaret's Lowestoft and enlisted at Lowestoft.
He is commemorated on The Thiepval Memorial Arrived in France on 25/07/1915-enti... read more
435.00 GBP
1914 STAR AND LONG SERVICE MEDAL TO SMITH K.O.S.B.
1914 Star, named to: 7340 PTE.D.SMITH.K.O.SCO. BORD.
Army Long Service and Good Conduct Medal (George V) Named to: 3178290 PTE.D.SMITH.K.O.S.B.
Medals good very fine
David Smith Arrived in France on 28/09/1914.He served with the 1/4th K.O.S.B.
Long Service Medal awarded 1921. read more
128.00 GBP
SOUTH AFRICA MEDAL CLASP 1878 AND CAPE OF GOOD HOPE MEDAL TO CAPTAIN W.M. SCHENK-FORMERLY CAPE FIELD ARTILLERY
South Africa Medal clasp 1878
Named to: 1ST C.PTE.W.M.SCHENK.C.F.ARTY
Medal better than very fine (please note, probably a jeweller has added a hyphen and 9 to 1878 to make it look like an 1878-79 clasp)
Correctly named and confirmed on roll as being entitled to an 1878 clasp.
Cape of Good Hope Medal, clasps: BASUTOLAND/BECHUANALAND.
Medal about very fine.
865.00 GBP
BOMBER COMMAND CLASP-IN BOX OF ISSUE-NAMED TO SGT R. C. PARKER-1875343-R.A.F.V.R.-207 SQUADRON -HIS LANCASTER PROBABLY CRASHED INTO THE SEA AFTER A RAID ON LEIPZIG ON 20/02/1944
Bomber Command clasp in original box of issue, named to: SGT.H.C.PARKER 1875343
Also comes with original award slip, and copy of a letter from The Ministry Of Defence regarding the application for the clasp, and stating that it was issued on 12th January 2015.
Sergeant Harold Colin Parker 1875343 207 Sqdn., Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve was killed in action on 20th February 1... read more
QUEEN SUDAN MEDAL TO HYNES-LANCASHIRE FUSILIERS
Queens Sudan Medal, named to:
4016 PTE.J.HYNES.2/LAN: FUS
Medal extremely fine or better
Joseph Hynes was born around 1873 in Manchester.
He attested for the Lancashire Fusiliers on 22nd March, 1892.
He served in India, Egypt, Crete,Malta and South Africa
He is also entitled to a Boer War pair for service in South Africa and a Khedives Sudan Medal, cla... read more
325.00 GBP
MSM GROUP OF FOUR TO HIGGINS-ROYAL ENGINEERS
1914 Star,named to: 15806 2 CPL H.HIGGINS R.E.
Victory Medal named to: 15806 CPL.H.B. R.E.
Long Service and Good Conduct Medal(GeorgeV swivelling suspension) named to; 1854447 SJT.H.B.HIGGINS. R.E.
Meritorious Service Medal(GeorgeVI) named to: 1854447C.Q.M.SJT H.B.HIGGINS R.E.
Served with 127th Company,Royal Engineers,arrived in France on 08/09/1914.
Medals v... read more
QUEENS SOUTH AFRICA MEDAL TO AINGER-NORFOLK REGT DIED OF DISEASE AT MODDER RIVER 25/02/1900
Queens South Africa Medal (first type reverse) clasp:
CAOE COLONY named to:
4118 PTE.L.AINGER.NORFOLK,REGT,
Medal extremely fine.
Died of disease at Modder River on 25/02/1900.
Lewis Ainger was born in Fakenham, Norfolk in 1876.
He is shown on the 1891 census as living at 157, Quaker Street. Fakenham, aged 15 years.
He is comm on The Norwich No... read more