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Formed by

MCA]Oil S. JOH^f TOMBS, The Hollies, ‘Droitwich.

FINE ART PROPERTY

JEWELLERY,

PLATE, CHINA.

MEDALS, COINS,

POSTAGE STAMPS,

&c.

DAYS OF SALE:

TUESDAY, APRIL 23, 1918, LOTS 1—194

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1918, LOTS 195—382

THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1918, LOTS 383 —606

On View Two ‘Days Prior and Mornings of Sale. 4

PRICED CATALOGUE TWO SHILLINGS.

Telephone No. GERRARD 4424.

Telegraphic Address: "NULLIFIED. LONDON."

Messrs. GLENDINING & CO., Ltd. AUCTIONEERS, SURVEYORS, LAND & ESTATE AGENTS,

No. 7 ARGYLL STREET, OXFORD CIRCUS, W. 1

(Adjoining Oxford Circus Tube Station).

SALES BY AUCTION of PROPERTIES, GROUND RENTS and REVERSIONS held at the MART, E.C.

BUSINESS PREMISES, HOUSES, FLATS, &c., To be Let or Sold.

VALUATIONS FOR PROBATE AND MORTGAGE PURPOSES. SPECIAL BRANCH for RAILWAY, SCHOOL BOARD and other COMPENSATION CLAIMS.

SANITARY SURVEYS AND PLANS PREPARED.

FURNITURE SALES held in Town or Country, and at their spacious Galleries at No. 7 ARGYLL STREET, W.

SURVEYS OF DILAPIDATIONS.

PROPERTIES SURVEYED and REPORTED ON in TOWN and COUNTRY.

REGISTER OF PROPERTIES, SHOPS, FLATS, &c., in which particulars are inserted free of charge.

PARTICULARS OF FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD GROUND RENTS FOR SALE, MORTGAGES, etc., should be sent to Messrs.

Glendining & Co., Ltd., who have always Clients waiting to invest in these classes of security.

Particulars of Properties, Shops, etc., sent Free on Application.

FURNITURE, PICTURE, AND ART SALES are neld periodically at the Galleries.

No. 7 ARGYLL STREET, OXFORD CIRCUS, W. 1

TERMS ON APPLICATION.

THE COLLECTION OF

Major S. John Tombs, The Hollies,

DROITWICH.

CATALOGUE OF

IDav (JHebafs & ©ecorartons

Which will be Sold by Auction by

MESSRS. GLENDINING & CO. Limited,

^Auctioneers of ^tumismatic, "philatelic and TFine TArt "property.

AT THEIR GALLERIES,

7, ARGYLL STREET, OXFORD CIRCUS, W. 1,

ON TUESDAY, APRIL 23rd, and Two Following Days,

at Half-past One p.m.

MAY BE VIEWED TWO DAYS PRIOR. CATALOGUES MAY BE HAD.

CONDITIONS OF SALE.

First.—The highest bidder to be the buyer ; and if any dis¬

pute arise between two dr more bidders, the lot so

in dispute shall be immediately put up again and

resold, provided the auctioneer cannot decide the

said dispute.

Second.—No person to advance less than Is.; above five

pounds, 5s.; and so on in proportion.

Third.—In the case of lots upon which there is a reserve, the

auctioneer shall have the right to bid on behalf of

the seller.

Fourth.—The purchasers to give in their names and places

of abode, and to pay down 5s. in the pound, or more

in part of payment, or the whole of the purchase-

money, if required ; in default of which the lot or

lots so purchased to be immediately put up again

and resold.

Fifth.—The lots to be taken away and paid for, whether

genuine and authentic or not, with all faults and

errors of description, at the buyer’s expense and risk,

within Two days from the sale ; Glendining & Co.,

Ltd., not being responsible for thecorrect description,

genuineness, or authenticity of, or any default or

defect in, any lot, and making no warranty whatever.

Sixth.—To prevent inaccuracy in delivery, and inconvenience,

in the settlement of the purchases, no lot can on

any account be removed during the time of sale,

and the remainder of the purchase-money must absolutely be paid on the delivery.

Seventh.—Upon failure of complying with the above con¬

ditions, the money deposited in part of payment shall

be forfeited ; all lots uncleared within the time afore¬

said shall be resold by public or private sale, and

the deficiency (if any) attending such re-sale shall be made good by the defaulter at this sale.

Eighth.—If any owner has placed a reserve on any lot, the

auctioneers reserve to themselves the right to publish

the fact and price at which it is reserved.

INDEX OF DAYS OF SALE.

First Day’s Sale

Second Day’s Sale

Third Day’s Sale

Tuesday, April 23rd

Wednesday, April 24th ..

Thursday, April 25th

LOTS

1 to 194

195 to 382

383 to 606

CATALOGUE

THE COLLECTION OF

MILITARY AND NAVAL MEDALS

'SNcoratxons anb Others of i&ntg§f§oob FORMED BY

Major S. John Tombs, 1'he Hollies,

DROITWICH.

All the Medals are furnished with their proper ribands, and, where possible, have been verified.

FIRST DAY’S SALE.

On TUESDAY, APRIL 23rd, 1918.

AT HALF-PAST ONE PRECISELY.

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Lot £ .s. d.

1 Battle of Dunbar, 3rd Sept., 1650, obv. bust of Oliver Cromwell, 4 10 ()

rev. House of Commons. Very fine, with loop for suspension 1

2 John Claypole 1651, silver badge, rev. engraved Mr. Claypole, 4 0 0

MJ- 32»t> Duke of Marlborough, Battle of Blenheim, August 1704. M.I. Fine 8 2

3 Defence of Gibraltar, 13 Sept. 1782, large silver medal, given by 6 0 0

General Picton to officers, mint state, original case. See Tancred, page 52. Rare " i

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4 General Eliott’s medal to the Hanoverian Brigade, with loop for

suspension. Very fine. See Tancred, page 54 1

5 Defence of Gibraltar, obv. bust of General Elliott, rev. the Storming

of the Rock, silver, and two pewter medals. Scarce 3

6 Silver medal, John Walker, Defender of Derry, 1688, and silver

medal to the Heroes of Coloony, 5th Sept., 1798. Fine and scarce 2

7 Waterloo 1815, edge impressed, “ The Master of the Mint to H.R.H.

The Commander-in-Chief ” (The Duke of York). In brilliant state 1

8 Military General Service medal, two bars—Corunna, Toulouse (William Newland, Royal Staff Corps). Very fine and rare 1

9 One bar—Corunna (W. H. Ricketts, Asst.-Surgeon to Brigade of Guards). Fine and rare 1

* ^William Henry Ricketts, afterwards Surgeon 3-5th Foot.

10 Two bars—Martinique, Guadaloupe (E. Warner, Brigade Major). Very fine and rare 1

* **Edward Warner, afterwards Colonel 26th Foot.

1st LIFE GUARDS.

11 Waterloo 1815 (John Turner). Very fine and scarce 1

2nd LIFE GUARDS.

12 Waterloo 1815, and the Long Service medal with Hanoverian shield

(1830), both awarded to P. Mort, Corporal of Horse, 2nd Life Guards. Fine and rare 2

ROYAL HORSE GUARDS.

13 Military General Service, two bars—Vittoria, Toulouse (J. J. Hanson) Fine and scarce 1

1st (KING S) DRAGOON GUARDS.

14 Waterloo 1815 (Thomas Wakefield). Fine and scarce 1

15 Crimea, one bar—Sebastopol (Qr.-Master J. Bradbury) ; China,

two bars—Taku Forts 1860, Pekin 1860 (Lce.-Corpl. John

Carter) ; and Long Service medal (William Hillier, Trumpet- Major). Fine 3

2nd DRAGOON GUARDS.

16 Egypt 1885, two bars—The Nile 1884-85, Abu Klea, to Pte. W. H. Beckwith. Very fine 1

£ n . d.

3rd DRAGOON GUARDS.

17 Military General Service, one bar—Albuhera (John Edwards, 3 5 n

scarce; and Abyssinia medal (J. Atkins). Fine 2

1st ROYAL DRAGOONS.

18 Waterloo 1815 and Military General Service medal, three bars— 8 U U Fuentes d’Onor, Vittoria, Toulouse, both to J. Brierly, Corpl.

Fine and rare 2

19 Military General Service medal, one bar—Fuentes dOnor (William y ()

Blaney). Very fine and rare 1

2nd DRAGOONS (ROYAL SCOTS GREYS).

20 Waterloo 1815 (William Storrie). Fine and rare 4 15 0

3rd LIGHT DRAGOONS.

21 Cabul 1842 (Richard Tookey), Moodkee 1845 (George Spratt), 8 10 0

Aliwal 1846 (John Moase). Fine 3

4th LIGHT DRAGOONS.

22 Military General Service, five bars—Talavera, Albuhera, Salamanca, 3 - (|

Vittoria, Toulouse (Robert Gaby). In brilliant condition ; rare 1

23 Crimea, four bars—Alma, Balaklava, Inkermann, Sebastopol 3 3 p

(E. Floyd), edge impressed. Very fine Light Brigade medal 1

6th INNISKILLING DRAGOONS.

24 Waterloo 1815 (Sergt. Francis Magavern). Fine and scarce 1 ^ - ()

7th HUSSARS.

25 Waterloo 1815 (James Reed). Fine and scarce 1 4 19 6

26 Military General Service medal, three bars—Sahagun and Bene- 7 q

vente, Orthes, Toulouse (Joseph Wild). Fine and rare 1

8th HUSSARS.

27 Army of India, one bar—Laswaree (Paymaster J. Staig). Fine4u u () and extremely rare. (See plate) 1

***Eleven only issued.

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9th LANCERS.

5 0 0 28 x Regimental medal, presented to Regtl.-Sergeant-Major Thomas

Gedding, Edinburgh, 20th March, 1837, for gallant and

meritorious services for upwards of 32 years 1

4 5 p 29_Punjab medal, one bar—Goojerat, and Indian Mutiny medal, three

bars—Delhi, Relief of Lucknow, Lucknow, both to Thomas

Scrimshaw. Fine and scarce 2

12 10 (i 30 A fine and rare group of six medals, awarded to Samuel Higginson 6

1. Ghuznee, 23rd July, 1839.

2. Punniar Star, 29th Dec., 1843.

3. Sutlej medal, Sobraon 1846.

4. Punjab medal, Chilianwala, Goojerat.

5. Indian Mutiny, Delhi, Relief of Lucknow, Lucknow.

6. Long Service and Good Conduct.

10th HUSSARS.

3 15 0 31 Waterloo 1815 (Henry Croucher). Fine and scarce 1

39 p g 32 Military General Service, one bar—Benevente (Wm. Ace). Very fine

and very rare. (See plate) 1

*From the collection of Colonel J. B. Gaskell.

7 10 p 33 Two bars—Sahagun atld Benevente, Vittoria (G. Harman, Sergeant). Fine and rare 1

12th LANCERS.

3 0 0 34 Military General Service, three bars—Egypt, Salamanca, Vittoria

(W. Summers, Sergeant). Very fine and rare 1

2 17 6 35 One bar—Vittoria (Patrick Crawley). Very fine and scarce 1

14th LIGHT DRAGOONS.

g 0 0 36 Military General Service, six bars—Badajoz, Salamanca, Vittoria,

Pyrenees, Orthes, Toulouse (Thomas Stone), fine and rare ;

Long Service medal, with steel clip and suspender, 1855 (Sergt. G. Smith). Fine 2

15th HUSSARS.

3 12 6 37 Waterloo 1815 (John Richardson). Fine and scarce 1

17 p 0 38 Military General Service, one bar- Sahagun (A. Gordon, Captain). Very fine and rare. (See plate) 1

39 Two bars— Sahagun, Toulc use (R. Hopkins, 15th Hussars). Very fine and rare 1

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PLATE I

COLLECTION OF MAJOR S. JOHN TOMBS.

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16th LANCERS.

40 Waterloo 1815 (John Webb). Fine and scarce 1

41 Ghuznee, 23rd July, 1839; Maharajpoor Star, 29th Dec. 1843, -

both to Sergt.-Major Arthur Stretton Williams, each with

silver clasp engraved 2

18th HUSSARS.

42 Military General Service, four bars—Sahagun and Benevente c) Vittoria, Orthes, Toulouse (J. Upton, Sergeant). Very fine

and rare 1

43 Three bars—Sahagun and Benevente, Vittoria, Toulouse (J. Lakin). ^ Very fine and rare 1

44 Two bars—Sahagun and Benevente, Toulouse (J. Collins, Or.- jq Master). Very fine and rare 1

45 One bar—Sahagun and Benevente (C. Noble). Very fine and rare 1 y

46 Army of India, one bar—Bhurtpoor (E. Edwards). Fine and 4

scarce 1

19th HUSSARS.

47 Army of India, two bars—Assye, Argaum (H. Allen, Sergt.). Very 43

fine and very rare. (See plate.) 1

48 Egypt 1882, five bars—Tel-el-Kebir, Suakin 1884, El-Teb-Tamaai, 4

The Nile 1884-85, Kirbekan, and bronze Star, Egypt 1882

(Pte. R. Cunningham). Fine 1

49 Four bars—Suakin 1884, El-Teb-Tamaai, The Nile 1884-85, Abu s

Klea (Pte. F. Fenn) ; three bars—Suakin 1884, El-Teb-

Tamaai, Suakin 1885 (Pte. T. Bennett). Fine 2

20th HUSSARS.

50 Egypt, two bars—Gemaizah 1888, Toiki 1889 (Pte. F. Bryan), j fine and scarce ; and South Africa, one bar—1879 (Pte. J. Clifford, 17th Lancers). Fine 2

23rd LIGHT DRAGOONS.

51 Waterloo 1815 (Joseph Hall). Fine 1 ,,

51a Military General Service, one bar—Talavera (W. Alvey). Very 3

fine and scarce 1

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ROYAL ARTILLERY.

84 0 0 Lot 52 ,

GOLD MEDAL . «. *' • % ' 1 '* t

For the Battle of VIMIEIRA, 21st August, 1808,

Awarded to MAJOR MORRISON, Ry. Arty.

In gold frame glazed. Fine and rare. 1

GOLD MEDAL

For the Battle of TOULOUSE, 10th April, 1814,

Awarded to CAPTAIN H. LANE, Rocket Brigade.

In gold frame glazed. Fine and rare. 1

10 0 0 53a Military General Service, six bars—Saftagun and Benevente, Albuhera, Vittoria, Pyrenees, Orthes, Toulouse (J. Radley, Gunner, R.H. Arty.). Fine and rare. (See plate) 1

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4 10 0 55

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4 5 0 59

The Sardinian War medal for Al. Valcre Militaire (Gunner and

Driver John Barrett, R.A.). Fine and rare. (See plate) 1

Waterloo 1815 (Walker Hill, Driver, Royal Horse Artillery). Fine 1

Waterloo 1815 (William Elliott, Gunner, Royal Foot Artillery). Fine j

Waterloo 1815 (John Moore, Royal Artillery Drivers). Fine 1

Military General Service, nine bars—Roleia, Vimiera, Talavera,

Badajoz, Salamanca, Vittoria, Pyrenees, Orthes, Toulouse

(E. Richards, Driver, Royal Horse Artillery). In brilliant state, rare i

Four bars—Albuhera, Vittoria, Pyrenees, Toulouse (J. Tidswell, Arty. Driver). Fine . \

Three bars—Corunna, Ciudad Rodrigo, Badajoz (J. Hickham, Corpl. R. Arty.). Very fine 1

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60 One bar—St. Sebastian (T. Cartmeal, Corpl., R. Arty. Drivers).

Fine 1

61 Crimea, one bar—Sebastopol, Turkish Crimea, New Zealand 1861 to 1866, all to Gunner John Pyne ; and New Zealand medal

without date (Gunner J. McManus). Good condition 4

62 Medal for Distinguished Conduct in the Field, and French Military medal, “ valeur et discipline," to Gunner and Driver H.

Davis. Fine and scarce 2

***Specially recommended by Lord Raglan for gallantry at the battle of Alma. Vide Carter, p. 452.

63 Indian Mutiny medal, two bars—Defence of Lucknow, Lucknow

(Gunner George Findlay), and Long Service medal with steel

clip and suspender (W. McFarlin). Both fine 2

64 China, three bars—China 1842, Taku Forts 1860, Pekin 1860 (Gunner

Benjamin Cakebread) ; and three bars—Canton 1857, Taku Forts 1860, Pekin 1860 (Gunner Andrew Nixon). Fine, the

first rare 2

65 India General Service, three bars—Burma 1885-7, Burma 1887-89,

Hazara 1891 (Gunner W. Wallace) ; one bar—Jowaki 1877-8 (Gunner J. Fallon). Fine 2

66 Two bars—Burma 1887-89, Hazara 1888 (J. Hanlon) ; Burma

1885-7, Hazara 1888 (B. Smith) ; Hazara 1888, Hazara 1889 (J. Dickson). Fine 3

67 Afghanistan 1878-79-80, three bars—Peiwar Kotal, Charasia,

Kabul (Gunner O. Salasbury) ; one bar—Ali Musjid (B.

Shibbins) ; one bar—Ahmed Khel (M. Winter). Fine 3

68 Egypt, two bars—Suakin 1885, Topek (W. Wilson) ; and Boer War

medal, Cape Colony, Diamond Hill, Wittebergen (J. C. Gill- man). Fine 2

ROYAL ENGINEERS.

69 Military General Service, one bar—Badajoz (James Hughes). Fine and scarce 1

70 New Zealand 1865 to 1866 (Sapper Henry Fosdick). Very fine 1

71 British South Africa Company’s medal, Rhodesia 1896 (Sapper S. Dodd). Very fine 1

72 Egypt 1882, three bars—Tel-el-Kebir, Suakin 1885, Tofrek (Sapper

A. Craig) ; two bars—Tebel-Kebir, The Nile 1884-85 (R. E. Jones). Good condition 2

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122 0 0 73 Group of six medals to the same recipient, with documents. Fine and very rare 6

(1) Ihe Victoria Cross, with three dates. (2) Crimea, one bar—Sebastopol.

(3) Indian Mutiny, one bar—Lucknow.

(4) Long Service medal.

(5) French Military medal, valeur et discipline.

(6) Turkish medal for the Crimea.

GRENADIER GUARDS.

10 o o 74 Military General Service, two bars—Nivelle, Nive (W. Johnstone, Ensign). Very fine and scarce 1

4 5 0 75 Waterloo 1815 (edge re-engraved, James Simmonds) ; Crimea, one bar—Inkermann (T. Chamberlain) ; Egypt 1882, three bars—

Tel-el-Kebir, The Nile 1884-85, Abu Klea (Pte. C. Collett) 3

COLDSTREAM GUARDS.

g () o 76 Waterloo 1815 (Sergt. Robt. Clarke) ; and Crimea, two bars—Alma, Balaklava (J. Nunn). Fine 2

9 10 0 77 Military General Service, six bars—Talavera, Busaco, Fuentes

d’Onor, Ciudad Rodrigo, Salamanca, Vittoria (T. Ayres). Very fine and scarce 2

SCOTS GUARDS.

5 j() o 78 Waterloo 1815 (John Hart). Good condition 1

14 0 0 79 Military General Service, eight bars—Talavera, Busaco, Fuentes

d'Onor, Ciudad Rodrigo, Salamanca, Vittoria, Nivelle, Nive (Geo. Parrott, Sergt.). Very fine and scarce 1

4 0 0 80 Boer War medal with seven bars, and King’s medal (Pte. J. Brown) ; and medal with five bars (Pte. L. Jones). Fine 3

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1st REGT. (ROYAL SCOTS).

81 Military General Service, five bars—Corunna, Busaco, Fuentes

d’Onor, Badajoz, Salamanca (John Grundy). Fine and scarce 1

82 Army of India, two bars— Nagpore, Ava (R. Howe). Very fine and rare \

* ^Fifty-three issued only.

83 One bar—Nagpore (J. Green). Very fine and rare 1

84 Crimea, two bars—Alma, Sebastopol (W. Doust). Very fine 1

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2nd ROYAL WEST SURREY REGT.

85 Military General Service, five bars—Vimiera, Talavera, Salamanca, p) Vittoria, Pyrenees (W. Gibbs). Fine and scarce 1

86 Ghuznee, 23 July 1839 (Lieut. G. Piercy, 2nd Foot), and the medal yi

for Kelat-i-Ghilzie to same recipient. Fine and extremely

rare 2

* ^Captain Piercy served with the 2nd throughout the campaign in Afghanistan and Beloochistan in 1838-9 and was present at the storm and capture of Ghuznee {Medal) and of Khelat. Also the Campaign of 1844-5 in the Southern Concan and Sawant Warree Country, including the storming of several Stockades, and the investment and capture of the Forts Monohur and Munsuntosh.

87 South Africa 1853 (Pte. P. McCarthy), and the South African medal, 3

one bar—1877-8, to the same recipient in King William’s

Town Veteran Volunteers. Probably unique as a pair 2

88 Second Foot, Regimental Cross (Samuel Moss), and Army Temper- 3

ance badge to same recipient 2

3rd EAST KENT REGT.

89 Punniar Star, 29 Dec. 1843 (Patrick Keating) ; and India General 2

Service, one bar—Perak (Pte. G. Massey). Both fine 2

4th ROYAL LANCASTER REGT.

90 Waterloo 1815 (Joseph Stone). Very fine 1 5

91 Military General Service, five bars—Corunna, Badajoz, Vittoria, 4

St. Sebastian, Nive. Fine 1

5th NORTHUMBERLAND REGT.

92 Military General Service, eight bars—Busaco, Ciudad Rodrigo, 13

Badajoz, Salamanca, Vittoria, Nivelle, Orthes, Toulouse

(Mark McDermott). Very fine, except on edge, which is much scratched 1

93 Six bars—Salamanca, Vittoria, Pyrenees, Nivelle, Orthes, Toulouse ; 13

and Regimental medal (Wm. Coles). Fine and scarce 2

94 One bar—Roleia (A. Lloyd). In good condition ; extremely rare. 23 {See plate) 1

95 Regimental medals, in silver, brass and bronze, and Mediterranean 7

medal (P. Mullen). Fine 4

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7th REGT. (ROYAL FUSILIERS.)

[> 96 Military General Service, nine bars—Talavera, Busaco, Albuhera,

Badajoz, Salamanca, Vittoria, Pyrenees, Orthes, Toulouse (J. Spencer). Very fine and rare 1

0 97 Six bars—Martinique, Busaco, Albuhera, Ciudad Rodrigo, Badajoz,

Salamanca (W. Harris, Sergt.). Very fine, but scratched on

edge; rare. His commission as Lieutenant in the 8th

Veteran Battalion, and crcss-belt plate 3

4 98 Five bars—Busaco, Albuhera, Ciudad Rodrigo, Vittoria, Pyrenees (Thos. Chirrington). Very fine 1

' 99 Three bars—Salamanca, Vittoria, Pyrenees (John Calderbank) ;

and Afghan, one bar—Kandahar (Pte. T. Desmond). Very fine 2

8th LIVERPOOL REGT.

1 100 Military General Service, one bar—Martinique (John Wolfenden). Fine and scarce 1

101 Afghan, one bar—Peiwar Kotal (Sergt. M. Birmingham), Boer War

medal, one bar—Defence of Ladysmith (W. Crowley), and

three bars—Defence of Ladysmith, Laing’s Nek, Belfast. Fine - 3

Sth NORFOLK REGT.

102 Military General Service medal, seven bars—Roleia, Vimiera, Corunna, Busaco, Salamanca, St. Sebastian, Nive (Matthew Nash). Very fine and rare 1

103 Three bars—Roleia, Vimiera, Busaco (George Williamson). Very fine and rare 1

104 Group of six medals to John Potter, good condition and rare ; also photograph of recipient 6

(1) Cabul 1842.

(2) Moodkee 1845, two bars—Ferozeshuhur, Sobraon. (3) Crimea, one bar—Sebastopol.

(4) Medal for Distinguished Conduct in the Field. (5) Long Service medal

(6) Turkish Crimea.

15 £ s.

10th REGT. (LINCOLNSHIRE.)

105 Sutlej medal, Sobraon 1846 (Benj. Hopkins) ; Punjaub, one bar—

Gbojerat (John English). Fine 2

106 Soudan, one bar—The Atbara, and English Soudan medal, both

to Pte. T. Broughton. Fine 2 t

12th SUFFOLK REGT.

107 New Zealand 1860 to 1866 (Wm. Ashworth). , Very fine and scarce 1 ^

13th SOMERSET REGT.

108 Jellalabad 7th April 1842, 1st issue, with mural crown (James Mulligan, 13th Regt. Very fine and scarce 1

109 Group of three medals to James Cope, in good condition. Rare 3 19

(1) Ghuznee, 23rd July, 1839.

(2) Cabul 1842. (3) Jellalabad 1842 (Flying Victory).

110 Group of five medals to G. A. Walters, 1st Batt. In good condition ; ^ rare 5

(1) Cabul 1842.

(2) Jellalabad 1842 (Mural Crown)'.

(3) Crimea, one bar—Sebastopol. (4) Indian Mutiny medal.

(5) Turkish Crimea.

111 Group of four medals to Colour-Sergt. E. Teer. In very fine condition ; an official re-issue 4

(1) Cabul 1842.

(2) Jellalabad 1842 (Flying Victory).

(3) India General Service, one bar—North-West Frontier. (4) Long Service medal.

14th WEST YORKSHIRE REGT.

112 Waterloo 1815 (William White, 3rd Batt.). Fine 1 3

18th Royal IRISH REGT.

113 New Zealand 1863 to 1866 (Wm. Taylor) ; Egypt 1885 (H. Me- 2

Carthy) ; India 1895, two bars—Samana 1897, Punjab Frontier 1897-98 (M. Halley). Fine 3

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20th LANCASHIRE FUSILIER REGT.

Military General Service, eight bars—Maida, Vimiera, Corunna,.

Busaco, Vittoria, Pyrenees, Orthes, Toulouse (John Marsden). Fine and very rare. (See plate) 1

Two bars—Egypt, IVIaida (John Marsden), fine and rare. A curious

instance of error in issuing this and the previous medal to the same man 1

Six bars—Egypt, Maida, Vimiera, Corunna, Talavera, Vittoria (John Devill). Fine and very rare 1

Five bars—Maida, Corunna, Vittoria, Pyrenees, Orthes (Samuel Barber). Very fine and rare 1

One bar—Egypt (E. Akeroyd). Very fine and scarce 1

Three bars—Egypt, Corunna, Vittoria (James Cooper), brooch

marks on obverse ; Boer War medal with seven bars (Pte. W. Vernon). The latter fine 2

21st REGT. (ROYAL SCOTS FUSILIERS.)

India General Service, four bars—Burma 1885-7, Burma 1887-89,

Chin-Lushai 1889-90, Lushai 1889-92 (Lce.-Corpl. F. Lock, R.

Sco. Fusrs., Telegraph Dept.). Very fine and rare 1

22nd CHESHIRE REGT.

Army of India, one bar—Capture of Deig (W. Mickey). Very fine and extremely rare. (See plate) 1

***Only twenty-one bars issued.

Meeanee, Hyderabad 1843 (Lieut. C. P. J. Stopford). Very fine and rare 1

**^Ensign 17th September 1839. Lieutenant 25th January 1841, with the 49th Foot in 1859.

Hyderabad 1843 (Ihos. Fleming, 22nd Regt.). Fine and rare 1

India General Service, two bars—Burma 1887-89, Chin Lushai

1889-90 (A. Cox) ; one bar—Burma 1887-89 (J. Field) ; one bar—Chin Lushai 1889-90 (H. Colley). Fine 3

Regimental medals 1820, silver and bronze, with original sus¬ penders. Fine 2

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126 Waterloo 1815 (Jeremiah Orble). Fine 1 8 15 U

127 Military General Service, five bars—Martinique, Badajoz, Pyrenees, 8 0 0 Orthes, Toulouse (H. Harding, Sergt.). Very fine and rare 1

128 One bar—Toulouse (D. Thorn). Very fine 1 d 5 n

129 Indian Mutiny, two bars—Relief of Lucknow, Lucknow (Wm. 2 17 6 Braden, 1st Batt.) ; I.G.S., one bar—Burma 1885-7, and

China 1900, one bar—Relief of Pekin, both to W. Hughes,

Pte. All very fine 3

24th REGT. (SOUTH WALES BORDERERS).

130 Military General Service, seven bars—Talavera, Fuentes d’Onor,

Ciudad Rodrigo, Salamanca, Vittoria, Pyrenees, Orthes (J. Barnickle). Very fine 1

131 Five bars—Talavera, Ciudad Rodrigo, Badajoz, Salamanca, Vittoria (James Andrews, Corpl.). Fine 1

132 Punjab 1849, one bar—Chilianwala (E. Johnson). Very fine 1

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25th REGT. (KING S OWN SCOTS BORDERERS).

133 Military General Service, one bar—Guadaloupe (Joseph Irvine). Very fine and rare 1

134 Egypt, one bar—Gemaizah 1888 (Pte. W. Stewart) ; and Canada,

one bar—Fenian Raid 1866 (Pte. O. Sullivan). Both very fine 2

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THE CAMERO^IANS (SCOTTISH RIFLES). 26th FOOT. 90th FOOT.

135 Regimental medal of Sergeant J. Wallace, with part of coat sleeve, 4 15 0

with chevron and colours mounted in frame ; and silver medal,

Merit, Cameronian Regimental School 2

THE ROYAL INNISKILLING FUSILIERS. 27th FOOT. 108th FOOT.

136 Military General Service medal, five bars—Badajoz, Salamanca,. 6 15 0

Vittoria, Pyrenees, St. Sebastian (Thos. Hunt, 27th Foot). Very fine 1

137 South Africa 1853 (T. Campion, 27th Regt.), and Waterloo medal

1815, re-impressed each side of clip (Peter Kelter, 27th Regt. Foot) 2

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THE GLOUCESTER REGT. 28th FOOT.

£ s. d. 61st FOOT.

11 10 0 138 Military General Service, eight bars—Egypt, Talavera, Busaco,

Salamanca, Pyrenees, Nivelle, Orthes, Toulouse (H. Brad¬ shaw, 61st Foot). Fine and rare 1

11 10 0 139 Military General Service, four bars—Vittoria, Pyrenees, Nivelle, Nive (J. C. Nelson, Lieut., 28th Foot). Fine and rare 1

***Ensign, 16th May, 1811; Lieutenant, 25th August, 1813 ; Half¬ pay, 18th May, 1815.

2 8 0 140 Punjaub, two bars—Chilianwala, Goojerat, and Indian Mutiny,

one bar—Delhi, both to R. Vanston, 61st Regt. Fine 2

THE WORCESTER REGT. 29th FOOT. 36th FOOT.

10 10 0 141 Military General Service, five bars—Roleia, Vimiera, Talavera, Busaco, Albuhera (Adam Gregory, Lieut., 29th Foot). Very fine and rare 1

4 5 0 142 Four bars—Vimiera, Salamanca, Pyrenees, Toulouse (John Roberts, Corpl., 36th Foot). Fine and scarce 1

2 4 0 143 Two bars—Salamanca, Toulouse (Evan Watkins, 36th Foot). Fine 1

2 14 0 144 Sutlej medal, Ferozeshuhur 1845 (Thos. Langham, 29th Regt.) ;

Punjab medal, two bars—Chilianwala, Goojerat (James

Hagan, 29th Foot) ; and Boer War medal, Cape Colony,

O.F. State, S. Africa 1901, S. Africa 1902 (Pte. J. Harris). All very fine 3

THE EAST LANCASHIRE REGT. 30th FOOT. 59th FOOT.

9 10 0 145 Military General Service, five bars—Corunna, Salamanca, Vittoria,

Nivelle, Nive (C. M. Seymour, Lieut., 59th Foot, and Act.-

Asst.-Corny.-Genl.). Fine and scarce 1

***Lieutenant Seymour’s services:—Campaign of 1808-9 under Sir John Moore, including actions at Lugo, Benevente, and Corunna. Expedition to Walchcren, including siege and capture of Flushing (wounded). Subsequent campaigns in the Peninsula from November 1812 to the end of that war in 1814, including the siege of Ciudad Rodrigo, covering siege of Badajoz, battle of Salamanca, capture of Madrid, siege of Burgos, battle of Vittoria, siege of San Sebastian, passage of the Bidassoa, the Nive, and the A dour, and investment of Bayonne. Received the War Medal with four Clasps.

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146 Crimea, three bars—Alma, Inkermann, Sebastopol (J. Mahoney, 30th Regt.) ; China, one bar—Canton 1857 (Edward Lockland,

59th Regt.). Fine 2

THE EAST SURREY REGT. 31st FOOT. 70th FOOT.

147 China, one bar—Taku Forts, 1860 (Drummer Patrick Carmody, 31st Regt.) ; and New Zealand 1863 to 1865 (James Gordon,

70th Regt.). Fine 2

THE DUKE OF CORNWALL S LIGHT INFANTRY. 32nd FOOT. 46th FOOT.

148 Waterloo 1815, and Military General Service medal, six bars—Sala¬

manca, Pyrenees, Nivelle, Nive, Orthes, Toulouse, both to Lieut. James Robinson, 32nd Foot. Fine and rare 2

***Ensign, 10th December, 1S07; Lieutenant, 17th May, 1810; placed on half-pay, 20th March, 1823 ; severely wounded at Quatre Bras.

149 Four bars—Roleia, Vimiera, Corunna, Toulouse (Miles Marley, 32nd Foot). Fine and rare 1

150 Four bars—Roleia, Vimiera, Corunna, Salamanca (Wm. Commer- ford, 32nd Foot). Fine and rare 1

151 Three bars—Salamanca, Pyrenees, Toulouse (George Faulks,

32nd Foot). Fine 1

152 One bar—Orthes (Thomas Davy, 32nd Foot). A rare single bar ;

good condition 1

153 Punjab medal (James Taylor, 32nd Foot) ; another, with two bars—

Mooltan, Goojerat (Wm. Marriott, 32nd Foot). Fine 2

154 Crimea, three bars—Alma, Balaklava, Inkermann (George Pile,

46th Foot) ; Indian Mutiny, one bar—Defence of Lucknow (Pte. Wm. Smith, 32nd Foot). Very fine 2

155 Group of four medals to Col.-Sergt. William Weldon, 46th Foot. Fine and rare 4

(1) Crimea, four bars—Alma, Balaklava, Inkermann, Sebas¬ topol

(2) Medal for Distinguished Conduct in the Field. (3) Long Service medal.

(4) Turkish Crimean medal.

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THE BORDER REGT. 34th FOOT. 55th FOOT.

156 Military General Service, eight bars—Busaco, Albuhera, Vittoria,

Pyrenees, Nivelle, Nive, Orthes, Toulouse (D. Gregory, 34th

Foot). Very fine and rare 1

157 Crimea, two bars—Alma, Inkermann (John Moffat, 55th Regt.) ;

India General Service, one bar—Bhootan (P. Regan, 55th

Regt.). Fine 2

THE HAMPSHIRE REGT. 37th FOOT. 67th FOOT.

158 Afghanistan 1878-79-80, two bars—Charasia, Cabul (G. Shepherd,

67th Foot) ; Boer War medal, Cape Colony, Paardeberg,

Johannesburg, and King’s medal (Drummer A. Rundle).

Fine 3

THE SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE REGT. 38th FOOT. 80th FOOT.

159 South Africa, one bar—1878-9 (W. Kesterton, 80th Foot) ; one

bar—1878 (Pte. T. Young, 80th Foot) ; Egypt, two bars—

The Nile 1884-85, Kirbekan (Pte. T. Lucas). Fine 3

THE DORSETSHIRE REGT. 39th FOOT. 54th FOOT.

160 Military General Service, three bars—Vittoria, Pyrenees, Toulouse (R. Darlington, 39th Foot). Fine 1

161 Maharajpoor Star, 29th Dec. 1843 (Pte. Charles Randell, 39th Regt.). V ery fine 1

THE SOUTH LANCASHIRE REGT. 40th FOOT. 82nd FOOT.

162 Candahar 1842 (Pte. James Gregg, H.M. 40th Regt.). A very fine and rare medal 1

163 New Zealand 1860 to 1864 (Sergt. J. Sullivan, 40th Regt.). Fine and scarce 1

164 New Zealand 1863 to 1864 (P. Mackin, 40th Regt.). Fine 1

165 Group of four medals: Crimea, one bar—Sebastopol, Turkish

Crimea, Indian Mutiny, one bar—Lucknow and Long Service

medal (Sergt. John Ansell, 82nd Regt.). Good condition 4

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THE WELSH REGT. 41st FOOT. 69th FOOT.

166 Military General Service, one bar—Java (G. Durnford, Lieut.,

4th W.I. Regt., attached to the 69th Foot), and Maharajpoor Star to same officer as Paymaster of the 39th Regt. Both very fine and rare 2

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167 Canada, one bar—Fenian Raid 1870 (Pte. H. Pyke, 69th Foot). 3 5 0

Very fine and scarce 1

THE BLACK WATCH. 42nd FOOT. 73rd FOOT.

168 Waterloo 1815 (Wm. Smith, 2nd Batt., 73rd Foot). Good con- 5 0 0 dition 1

169 Silver Regimental medal, 42nd Royal Highland Regt., with Penin- 6 5 0

sula battle honours (Richard McKenzie), and a similar medal in bronze 2

170 Group of three medals : South Africa 1853, Indian Mutiny medal, 2 15 0

and Long Service medal, all to M. Roberts, 73rd Regt. Very fine 3

171 Egypt, three bars—El-Teb-Tamaai, The Nile 1884-85, Kirbekan, 2 8 0

and bronze star 1884 (Pte. W. Wallace) ; two bars—El-Teb- Tamaai, The Nile 1884-85 (Pte. B. Mitchell) ; and one bar— El-Teb (Pte. J. Mounted). All fine 4

THE OXFORDSHIRE LIGHT INFANTRY. 43rd FOOT. 52nd FOOT.

172 Waterloo 1815 (Sergt. John Newman, 1st Batt., 52nd Regt.). Good 3 15 0

condition I

173 Military General Service, one bar—Vimiera (A. Milne, 52nd Foot). 6 15 0

Very fine and rare j

THE ESSEX REGT. 44th FOOT. 56th FOOT.

174 Military General Service, one bar—Pyrenees (P. Walsh, 44th Foot). 16 0 0

Very fine and scarce .

3 5 0 175 Crimea, one bar—Alma (Thos. Clulow, 44th Regt.) ; Temperance

medal of the 56th Regt. (Corpl. J. W. Meledy) ; silver medal

of the Rifle Association of Northern India, won by Corpl.

J. W. Meledy, 56th Regt. All very fine 3

THE NOTTS AND DERBY REGT. 45th FOOT. 95th FOOT.

15 0 0 176 Military General Service, nine bars—Busaco, Fuentes d’Onor,

Ciudad Rodrigo, Badajoz, Salamanca, Vittoria, Pyrenees,

Nivelle, Toulouse (James Brogdale, 45th Foot). In brilliant condition ; rare 1

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177 Seven bars—Salamanca, Vittoria, Pyrenees, St. Sebastian, Nivelle,

Orthes, Toulouse (Daniel Lewen, 95th Foot). Fine and scarce 1

178 One bar—Barrosa (J. Entwistle, Corpl., 95th Foot). Fine and scarce 1

179 One bar—Nive (John Glann, 95th Foot). Fine and scarce 1

180 South Africa 1853 (C. O’Neill, 45th Regt.) ; India General Service,

one bar—Sikkim 1888 (Pte. J. Robinson). Very fine 2

THE LOYAL NORTH LANCASHIRE REGT. 47th FOOT. 81st FOOT.

181 Army of India, two bars—Poona, Ava (Apothecary J. Hanson, 47th Foot). Very fine and very rare 1

***Only four medals with this combination, Hanson the only officer.

182 One bar—Ava (Lieut. J. Stewart, 47th Foot). Very fine and scarce 1

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THE NORTHAMPTONSHIRE REGT. i 48th FOOT.

58th FOOT.

183 Military General Service, one bar—Maida (Wm. Crozier, 58th Foot). Fine and rare 1

184 Regimental medal, 48th Northamptonshire, 1819, Nivelle, Orthes, Toulouse (Joshua Hoyle). Fine and scarce 1

185 Group of three medals : Crimea, one bar—Sebastopol, medal For Meritorious Service, and Turkish Crimea, all to Sergt.-Major

Edward McMullen, 48th Foot ; and India 1895, three bars—

Tirah 1897-98, Samana 1897, Punjab Frontier 1897-98 (Pte. R. Plummer). Fine 4

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ROYAL WEST KENT REGT. 50th FOOT. 97th FOOT.

186 Military General Service, one bar—Busaco (C. McDonnell, Sergt., 13

97th Foot). Very fine and rare 1

187 Sutlej, Moodkee 1845, three bars—Ferozeshuhur, Aliwal, Sobraon g

(Charles Habkins, 50th Foot). In brilliant state 1

188 New Zealand 1864 to 1866 (Thos. Brennan, 50th Regt.) ; Egypt 9

1882, one bar—The Nile 1884-85 (Pte. A. Eames). Fine 2

ROYAL BERKSHIRE REGT. 49th FOOT. 66th FOOT.

189 Military General Service, five bars—Talavera, Busaco, Albuhera,

Pyrenees, Toulouse (Wm. Puzey, Corpl., 66th Foot). Fine 1

YORKSHIRE LIGHT INFANTRY. 51st FOOT.

105th FOOT.

190 India General Service, one bar—Pegu (Robert Taylor) ; and Afghan

medal 1878-79-80 (Sec.-Lieut. J. S. Cave Brown-Cave).

Both very fine 2

SHROPSHIRE LIGHT INFANTRY. 53rd FOOT. 85th FOOT.

191 Sutlej Campaign, Aliwal 1846, one bar—Sobraon (Samuel Dalzell, .

53rd Regt.). Fine 1

THE MIDDLESEX REGT. 57th FOOT. 77th FOOT.

192 Military General Service, one bar—Ciudad Rodrigo (S. Layton, 77th 10

Foot). Fine and very rare 1

193 Two regimental medals of the 77th Foot, one inscribed Peninsula 5

(Daniel Mansergh) ; the other inscribed El Bodon, Ciudad

Rodrigo, Badajoz (George Thompson). Both fine and scarce 2

194 Regimental medal, 77th Foot : Badajoz and Crimea, two bars— 2

Balaklava, Inkermann (Pte. Thos. Lawler, 57th Regt.). Fine 2

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THE KING S ROYAL RIFLES. Lot 60th FOOT.

195 Early Victorian Long Service with steel clip (Colour-Sergt. Acres) ;

South Africa 1853 (Joseph Arnold), and China, one bar— Pekin 1860, to same recipient. Fine 3

196 India General Service, one bar—N.E. Frontier 1891 (P. Slater) ;

two bars—Hazara 1891, Samana 1891, and India 1895, one

bar—Relief of Chitral 1895, both to Pte. J. Benson. Fine 3

197 Afghan, two bars—Ahmed Khel, Kandahar, and bronze star,

Kabul to Kandahar, both to Pte. Joseph Evans. Very fine 2

198 Egypt 1882, three bars—Tel-el-Kebir, Suakin 1884, El Teb-Tamaai

(Pte. W. Foulkes) ; two bars—Suakin 1884, El Teb-Tamaai (Pte. R. Saunders). Fine 2

199 Egypt (1884), three bars—Tamaai, The Nile 1884-85, Abu Klea (Lce.-Corpl. W. Welsh). Fine and rare 1

200 British South Africa Company’s medal for Rhodesia 1896, with bar

for Mashonaland 1897 (Pte. T. Ward, 4th K.R.R.C.). Very fine and rare \

THE WILTSHIRE REGT. 62nd FOOT. 99th FOOT.

201 An old Regimental medal, No. 39, to Colour-Sergt. Joseph King,

62nd Regt., for Good Conduct. Fine and rare 1

202 Sutlej medals, Ferozeshuhur 1845, one bar—Sobraon, Hugh McVry

and Robert Gerrish (62nd Regt.). Good condition 2

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NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE REGT. 64th FOOT. 98th FOOT. £

203 Indian Mutiny, one bar—Relief of Lucknow, and India G. neral j

Service, one bar—Persia, both to John Emblin, 64th Foot.

Fine 2

204 Soudan medal (Pte. G. Flynn) ; Soudan medal, one bar—Hafir, j

and English Soudan medal, both to Pte. T. Wooding. Very

fine 3

YORK AND LANCASTER REGT. 65th FOOT. 84th FOOT.

205 Military General Service medal, one bar—Nivelle (James Jenkin, 16

Br.-Major, 84th Foot). Very fine ; a rare single bar 1

***This Officer afterwards promoted Lieutenant-Colonel.

206 Indian Mutiny, two bars—Defence of Lucknow, Lucknow (John y

Walton, 84th Regt.) ; and one bar—Central India (Captain

W. C. E. Snow, 84th Regt.). Fine and scarce 2

***Captain Walter C. E. Snow, Ensign, 11th April, 1842; Lieutenant, 22nd November, 1844.

207 New Zealand 1860 to 1865 (Thomas Ewing, 65th Regt.) ; New g Zealand 1864 to 1865 (Richd. Pearson, 65th Regt.). Both

fine, the first scarce 2

208 Afghanistan—four bars, Peiwar Kotal, Charasia, Kabul, Kandahar g

(Pte. T. Turbell, 65th Foot), rare to this Regt.; Boer War

medal with six bars (Pte. W. McHale). Fine 2

THE DURHAM LIGHT INFANTRY. 68th FOOT.

209 Group of three medals : Crimea, four bars—Alma, Balaklava, 7

Inkermann, Sebastopol, medal for Distinguished Conduct in the Field, Turkish Crimea, all to Corpl. Joseph Duttson,

and Boer War medal, four bars, to Pte. T. Hanley. Fine 4

THE HIGHLAND LIGHT INFANTRY. 71st FOOT. 74th FOOT.

210 Waterloo 1815, and Military General Service, four bars—Nivelle, y

Nive, Orthes, Toulouse, both to Frederick French, 71st Regt. Foot. Fine and scarce 2

211 Military General Service, five bars—Vittoria, Pyrenees, Nivelle, H

Orthes, Toulouse (John Lewis, 71st Foot), and Regimental medal for ten years’ service. Fine and rare 2

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THE SEAFORTH HIGHLANDERS. 72nd FOOT. 78th FOOT.

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8 10 0 212 Group of four medals to Pte. R. McAnary, 72nd Foot. Fine and

rare 4

(1) Afghan, two bars—Peiwar Kotal, Charasia.

(2) Egypt 1882, one bar—Tel-el-Kebir.

(3) For Distinguished Conduct in the Field. (4) Khedive’s bronze star.

THE GORDON HIGHLANDERS. 75th FOOT. 92nd FOOT.

3 3 o 213 Afghanistan, three bars—Charasia, Kabul, Kandahar, and bronze

star, Kabul to Kandahar (Alex. Davis, 92nd Foot) ; one bar—

Charasia (Pte. J. Rooney, 92nd Foot) ; one bar—Kabul (Pte. E. McKay, 92nd Foot). Good condition 4

1 10 0 214 Egypt 1882, four bars—Tel-el-Kebir, Suakin 1884, El-Teb-Tamaai, The Nile 1884-5 (Pte. J. Byrne) ; Boer War medal, Elands-

laagte, Defence of Ladysmith (Pte. A. Menzies). Fine 2

THE CAMERON HIGHLANDERS. 79th FOOT.

5 15 0 215 Crimea, two bars—Balaklava, Sebastopol (Thomas Leslie) ; Turkish

Crimea (J. McCormick) ; Soudan medal, two bars—The

Atbara, Khartoum (Pte. Chandler) ; and bronze Regimental medal. Fine 4

THE ROYAL IRISH RIFLES. 83rd FOOT.

8 10 0 216 Military General Service, seven bars—Ciudad Rodrigo, Badajoz,

Salamanca, Vittoria, Pyrenees, Orthes, Toulouse (John Miller, Corpl.). Very fine and scarce 1

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ROYAL IRISH FUSILIERS. 87th FOOT. 89th FOOT. £ s. d.

217 Military General Service, six bars—Talavera, Barrosa, Vittoria, 8 5 0

Pyrenees, Orthes, Toulouse, with clasp and eagle for Barrosa

on riband (J. Graham, Corpl., 87th Foot). Very fine and rare

***The recipient of this medal was a well-known regimental character referred to as “Barrosa Graham.”

218 One bar—Chrystler S Farm, and Long Service medal with Hano- 18 10 0 verian shield, both to Abraham Taylor, 89th Foot. Fine

and rare. (See plate) 2

219 Army of India, two bars—Ava, Nepaul (Bugler H. Rice, 87th Foot), 18 1() 0 fine and rare ; and Egypt 1882, one bar—Tel-el-Kebir (Pte.

J. Walsh). Fine 2

219a Gold Eagle for Barrosa, worn by officers of the 87th Regt. 6 0 0 in commemoration of the capture of the Eagle of the

8th French Grenadiers. Rare 1

THE CONNAUGHT RANGERS. 88th FOOT. 94th FOOT.

220 Group Of three medals to Jacob Cooe, and piece of embroidery of 47 0 0 Regimental colour. Very fine and very rare 3

(1) Military General Service medal, eleven bars—Busaco, Fuentes d’Onor, Ciudad Rodrigo, Badajoz, Salamanca,

Vittoria, Pyrenees, Nivelle, Nive, Orthes, Toulouse.

(2) Regimental medal for eleven engagements.

(3) Long Service medal, with Hanoverian shield.

221 Ten bars—Talavera, Busaco, Fuentes d’Onor, Ciudad Rodrigo, 13 10 0 Badajoz, Salamanca, Nivelle, Nive, Orthes, Toulouse (Michl.

Heoye, 88th Foot). Fine and rare 1

222 Six bars—Vittoria, Pyrenees, Nivelle, Nive, Orthes, Toulouse 7 5 o | (Chas, McDermitt, 88th Foot) ; and South Africa 1877-8-9,

without bar (H. Dorrill). Fine 2

223 Army of India, three bars—Asseerghur, Argaum, Gawilghur (R. Craw¬

ford, 94th Foot). Fine and very rare. (See plate) 1

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THE ROYAL MUNSTER FUSILIERS. 101 st FOOT. 104th FOOT.

224 Group of four medals to Qr.-Mr.-Sergt. Charles Monk, 2nd European

Bengal Fusiliers. Very fine and very rare 4

(1) Punjab medal, Chilianwala, Goojerat.

(2) Indian Mutiny medal.

(3) The Hon. East India Coy’s medal for Meritorious Ser¬ vice, 1862.

(4) Ditto Long Service medal, with crown and anchor, 1859.

225 Indian Mutiny medal, two bars—Delhi, Lucknow (James Sparks) ;

I. G.S. medal, one bar—Umbeyla (T. Dinneen). Both fine 2

THE RIFLE BRIGADE.

226 Waterloo 1815 (Tobia Green, 3rd Batt., 95th Regt.). Fine and

rare to this battalion 1

227 An interesting pair of miniature medals, mounted on gold brooch

clasp, with the ribands enamelled in colour on gold of the

Waterloo and Peninsula medal, with twelve bars, worn by

Captain Wm. Humbley, Rifle Brigade, with two bullets with

which he was wounded as pendants 2

228 Indian Mutiny, two bars—Lucknow, Central India (Richard Dux-

bury, 2nd Batt.), rare ; and one bar—Lucknow (Asst.-Surgeon

J. Storey, 3rd Batt.). Both fine 2

229 Ashantee 1873-74, one bar—Coomassie (Pte. C. Bennett) ; Egypt,

three bars—-The Nile 1884-85, Abu Klea, Gemaizah 1888

(Bugler T. Clarke, 3rd Batt.). Fine and rare 2

230 Canada, two bars—Fenian Raid 1866, Fenian Raid 1870 (Pte. J.

Uzzell, 1st Batt.). Very fine and scarce 1

231 Military Train : Waterloo 1815 (William Shepherd, Royal Waggon Train). Very fine and rare 1

232 Military General Service, thirteen bars—Roleia, Vimiera, Fuentes

d’Onor, Albuhera, Ciudad Rodrigo, Badajoz, Salamanca,

Vittoria, Pyrenees, St. Sebastian, Nivelle, Orthes, Toulouse

(Wm. Twigg, Waggon Train). Fine and extremely rare. (See plate) 1

233 Three bars—Badajoz, Vittoria, St. Sebastian (J. Cook, Civil Artificer). Fine 1

234 New Zealand 1864 (Hy. Grundy, 4th Batt. Military Train). Fine and scarce 1

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235 New Zealand 1866 (Edward McMullen, 4th Batt., Military Train).

Fine and scarce 1 c

236 India General Service, one bar—Looshai (Sub-Conductor D. Murphy,

Ordnance Dept.). Fine and rare 1

237 Commissariat and Transport Corps : Military General Service, three

bars—Egypt, Vittoria, Toulouse (W. James, Purveyor). Fine and rare 1

238 Egypt 1882, three bars—Tel-el-Kebir, The Nile 1884-85, Kirbekan

(Pte. F. Banister) ; two bars—Tel-el-Kebir, Suakin 1885 (Pte. *

C. Crook) ; one bar—Suakin 1885 (Platelayer G. Clark). Fine 3

239 Various regiments : Indian Mutiny, one bar—Relief of Lucknow

(93rd Highlanders) ; India General Service, one bar—Hazara 2

1888 (R. Sussex Regt.) ; Hazara 1891 (R. Sussex Regt.) ; one bar—Samana 1891 (Manchester Regt.). Fine 4

240 Boer War medal with six bars, and King’s medal (Dublin Fusrs.) ;

medal with five bars (86th Imp. Yeo.). Fine 3 3

Lot 241.

AN IMPORTANT GROUP OF DECORATIONS. 165

GOLD MEDAL for TALAVERA,

WATERLOO MEDAL.

Gold Badge of a Knight Commander of the Bath, Star of a Knight Commander of the Bath,

Gold Badge of a Knight Commander of the Guelphic Order,

Star of a Knight Commander of the Guelphic Order,

TO

COLONEL SIR JOHN ELLEY, K.C.B.

***This distinguished general entered the army as a private soldier and rose by his own merits. He commanded the rear guard of the cavalry at Talavera. Was employed on the staff from 1807 to 1819, when he resumed the command of his old regiment—the Horse Guards. K.C.B.; K.C.H.; K.M.T., &c. Lieutenant-General and Colonel-in-Chief, 7th Hussars. He represented Windsor in Sir Robert Peel’s Government. Died 23rd January, 1839, unmarried, at Chalderton Lodge, near Amesbury. Left large bequests to charities; also money to provide plate for the 7th Hussars and 17th Lancers.

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242 King’s German Legion : Waterloo medal (Lewis Gilbert, Driver,

King’s German Artillery). Fine 1

243 Waterloo medal (Frederick Gundiagh, Drummer, 3rd Line Batt.,

K.G.L.). Fine 1

244 Waterloo medal (Andrew Say, 8th Line Batt., K.G.L.). Fine 1

245 Waterloo medal; Military General Service medal, ten bars—

Talavera, Busaco, Fuentes d’Onor, Ciudad Rodrigo, Salamanca,

Vittoria, Pyrenees, Nivelle, Orthes, Toulouse; and silver

medal of the Guelphic Order, all to Henry Voight, 1st

Hussars, K.G.L. Fine and rare 3

246 Military General Service, eleven bars—Talavera, Busaco, Albuhera,

Badajoz, Salamanca, Vittoria, Pyrenees, St. Sebastian, Nivelle,

Orthes, Toulouse, and the Hanoverian silver medal for Faith¬

fulness in War, both to George Krone, Gunner, Arty., K.G.L.

Fine and rare 2

247 Military General Service, nine bars—Talavera, Busaco, Fuentes

d’Onor, Ciudad Rodrigo, Salamanca, Vittoria, St. Sebastian,

Nivelle, Nive. (Conrad Pohle, K.D.L. Artillerie). Edge

impressed 1

248 Hanoverian Waterloo medals (Landwehr Bat., Lueneburg and Feld Jaeger Corps). Fine 2

249 Two others (Hussar Regt. Prinz Regent, and Herzog V. Cumberland).

Good condition 2

250 Three others (Lieut, and Adjt. H. Vogt, Batt. Lauenberg), Hus. Regt.,

Verden ; Prinz Regent Husaren, engraved) 3

251 Medals for Ouatre Bras and Waterloo, Saxe-Altenburg, Nassau,

Brunswick ; and silver and bronze medals for the Peninsula War to Brunswick troops 5

252 Canadian Medals : silver medal for the Capture of Louisbourg, 27

July, 1758, given to a few officers for distinguished service. Very fine and rare. (See plate) 1

253 Indian Chief medal, 1757, pewter medal, obv. bust of George II.,

rev. white man and Indian sitting by a fire, distributed to North

American Indians in silver, copper and pewter, fine and rare ;

bronze medal, George II., commemorating Battle of Quebec, &c. 2

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254 Indian Chief: silver medal, George III. (young head 1778), rev.

Royal arms. Fine and rare. {See plate) 1

255 Indian Chief: silver medal, George III. (old head), 1814, rev. Royal arms. Fine and rare. {See plate) 1

256 Indian Chief : silver medal, George III. (old head), large size, rev.

Royal arms and date, 1814. Fine and rare. {See plate) 1

257 Indian Chief: silver medal, Queen Victoria, 1840, obv. engraved with Prince of Wales’ crest and date 1860, presented to

Loyal Indian Chief on the visit of Edward VII. when Prince of Wales. Rare. {See plate) 1

258 Canada : Meritorious Service, silver medal ; obv. lion, beaver, eagle, &c., Upper Canada preserved ; rev. For Merit, 1815 ; pre¬

sented by a grateful country. In box of issue, brilliant state,

rare. {See plate) 1

259 Military General Service, Fort Detroit (J. Gordon, Lieut., Canadian Militia). Very fine and rare. {See plate) 1

260 One bar—Chateauguay (H. Simon, Canadian Militia). Fine and rare 1

261 North West Canada, one bar—Saskatchewan (J. McDonald, R.C.A.),

and medal without bar (Geo. Corrinean, 9th Batt., V.Q.) 2

262 Canada, two bars—Fenian Raid 1866, Red River 1870 (Lieut. J.

Fraser, Quebec, Garrison Arty.). Very fine and rare. {See plate) 1

263 British North Borneo, 1900, bronze medal with bar—Tambunan

(397, Pte. Marian). Fine and rare. {See plate) 1

ZA f r ic ait Regiments. 264 Silver medal, obv. lion and wreath, 1851 ; rev. presented by His

Excellency Sir H. G. Smith, Bart., G.C.B. to J. Hassall for gallantry in the Field. Very fine, very rare. {See plate) 1

265 Soudan, seven bars—Firket, Hafir, Sudan 1897, Abu Hamed, The

Atbara, Khartoum, Sudan 1899 (recipient’s regt. in Arabic, on edge). Very fine 1

266 Soudan, five bars—Firket, Hafir, 1st Sudan 1897, Abu Hamed,

The Atbara ; and Egyp , two bars—Gemaizah 1888, Toski

1889, to same recipient, 10th Soudanese Regt. Very fine 2

267 West Africa, three bars—Benin River 1894, Brass River 1895,

Benin 1897 (Oil Rivers Constabulary). Fine and scarce 1

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One bar—1899 (Niger C. P. Force). Fine and scarce 1

Africa General Service, one bar—Aro 1901-1902 (S. Nigeria Regt.).

Mint state, scarce I

One bar—N. Nigeria 1903 (N. Nigeria Regt.). Fine 1

One bar—Nandi 1905-06 (1st King’s African Regt.). Very fine

and rare. (See plate) 1

British South Africa Company’s medal for IVIatabeleland 1893 (Trooper M. E. Burns, B.B. Police). Fine and scarce 1

The Niger Company’s bronze medal, one bar—Nigeria (No. 44),

(see plate) ; and the West Africa medal, one bar—Niger 1897, to the same recipient (Pte. Ogbomoso). Fine and rare 2

Boer War medal, Natal, Orange Free State, Transvaal, Natal Rebel¬

lion medal, one bar—1906, both to J. W. T. Scott, Natal

Police. Fine 2

Long Service medal (Sergt. E. Jones, St. Helena Regt., 1851) ;

" South Africa, one bar—1877-8 (P. A. G. Rifle Volunteers) ;

Natal Rebellion (Durban L.I.). All very fine 3

West 7fn6ian Regiments.

West Africa, three bars—Coomassie, 1892, 1893-94 (Pte. J. Smith,

1st W.I. Regt.). Fine 1

Three bars—1887-8, 1892, 1893-94 (Pte. J. Dennis, 1st W.I. Regt.).

Good condition 1

Three bars—1892, 1893-94, Sierra Leone 1898-99 (Pte. W. Fearon,

1st W.I. Regt.). Good condition 1

Two bars—1887-8, 1892 (1st W.I. Regt.) ; two bars—1887-8,

1893-94 (1st W.I. Regt.). Fine 2

Two bars—1887-8, Sierra Leone 1898-99 (1st W.I. Regt.) ; two

bars—1893-94, 1892 (1st W.I. Regt.). Fine 2

Two bars—1892, Sierra Leone 1898-99 (1st W.I. Regt.) ; two bars—

1893-94, Sierra Leone 1898-99 (W.I. Regt.). Fine 2

Two bars—1896-98, Sierra Leone 1898-99 (1st W.I. Regt.) ; two

bars—1897-98, Sierra Leone 1898-99 (2nd W.I. Regt.).

Fine *

One bar—1887-8 (1st W.I. Regt.) ; one bar—1891-2 (2nd W.I.

Regt.). Fine 2

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284 One bar—1892 (1st W.I. Regt.) ; one bar—1893-94 (1st W.I. Regt.). Fine 2

285 One bar—1896-98 (2nd W.I. Regt.) ; one bar—1897-98 (2nd W.I. Regt.). Fine 2

286 Africa General Service, one bar—Gambia (Pte. R. Johnson, 3rd W.I. Regt.). Fine 1

Tfudian ^Vrm£.

287 Deccan 1784, obv. Britannia seated, rev. inscription in Persian characters ; Presented by the Calcutta Government in com¬

memoration of excellent services and valour; small size. Rare. (See plate) 1

***From the Milledge Collection.

288 Mysore 1791-2, silver medal, presented by the East India Co. for

services in the war against Tippoo Sahib ; obv. Sepoy holding

Union Jack and the flag of Mysore ; rev. For services in Mysore, a.d. 1791-1792. Fine and rare. (See plate) 1

289 Ceylon 1796, silver medal, presented by the East India Co. for

services in the island of Ceylon, 1795-6. Fine and rare. (See plate) \

290 Siege of Seringapatam, 4th May, 1799, officer’s silver medal. Fine and scarce 1

291 Similar medals in bronze-gilt and bronze. Fine condition 2

292 Egypt 1801, The East India Co.’s silver medal, obv. a Sepoy holding

the Union Jack, in the background a camp ; rev. Persian inscription. Very fine. (See plate) 1

293 Rodriques, Bourbon and Isle of France 1810, East India Co.’s silver

medal, obv. Sepoy supporting Union Jack, at foot the French

eagle; rev. Persian inscription, &c. Fine and very rare. (See plate) \

*This medal formerly belonged to Charles Keane’s family.

294 Java 1811, East India Co.’s medal, obv. a sepoy regiment carrying

Fort Cornelis by storm ; rev. Persian inscription, This medal

conferred for bravery and courage, &c. Fine and rare 1

295 Nepaul 1816, East India Co.’s medal, obv. mountain fortress with

troops and cannon ; rev. Persian inscription. Fine and rare. (See plate) \

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296 Burma 1824-6, East India Co.'s medal, obv. lion and elephant;

rev. the Pagoda of Rangoon and troops. Fine and scarce.

(See plate) 1

297 Coorg 1837, East India Co.'s medal for the suppression of the insur¬

rection in Canara, obv. a Coorg warrior ; rev. trophy of Coorg

arms, and inscription in Canarese. Fine and rare 1

298 Army of India, one bar—Allighur (Sepoy Sunkher Bhowun, 23rd

Regt., N.I.). Very fine and very rare. (See plate) 1

299 One bar—Nepaul (Lieut. Thos. Oliver, 2nd Batt., 6th Regt., N.I.).

Very fine and rare 1

%*Afterwards promoted Lieutenant-General, 4th May, 1S5S.

300 Two bars—Nepaul, Bhurtpoor (Captain W. F. Steer, 32nd N.I.).

Very fine and rare. (See plate) 1

***Forty medals only of this combination.

301 One bar—Poona (Lieut. W. Wilkins, 4th N.I.). Very fine and rare.

(See plate) 1

***Only thirty-one clasps for Poona issued.

302 One bar—Kirkee and Poona (Wm. Whitehead, European Regt.).

Very fine and rare. (See plate) 1

303 One bar—Maheidpoor (Gunner M. Kirby, H. Arty.). Very fine.

(See plate) 1

%*Forty-four only to Europeans.

304 One bar—Bhurtpoor and India General Service, one bar—North-

West Frontier, both to Sepoy Bowan Sing Goorung, 1st

Nusseeree Batt. 2

305 Military General Service, one bar—Java (C. Harris, Lieut., Bengal

Arty.). Very fine and rare 1

306 Ghuznee, 23rd July, 1839 (Captain W. H. Ryvers, 61st Regt., N.I.).

Very fine 1

307 Candahar, Ghuznee, Cabul 1842 (Captain F. E. Manning, 16th

Regt., Grenadiers). Very fine 1

308 Ghuznee, Cabul 1842, two wreaths (Captain W. A. St. Clair, Bombay

Horse Artillery). Fine and rare 1

309 lYleeanee 1843 (Bt.-Major A. Tucker, 9th Regt. Light Cavalry).

Very fine and very rare 1

***From the Judge and Gaskell Collections.

310 Khelat-i-Ghilzie, 1842 (Bombardier J. Donovan, 4th Co., 2nd Batt.,

Arty.). Fine and rare. (See plate) 1

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319

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322

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Sutlej medal, Moodkee 1845, two bars—Ferozeshur, Aliwal (Lieut. C. F. Davis, 24th Regt., N.I.). Very fine and scarce 1

Ferozeshuhur 1845, one bar—Aliwal (Sergt. S. Vallance, 7th Batt.,

Arty.). Fine and scarce 1

Punjaub medal, one bar—IVlooltan (Gunner Ed. Wicks, 4th Co.,

2nd Batt., Arty.), and Mutiny medal (Captain George Archi¬

bald Galloway, 3rd Regt., Bengal Lt. Cavalry). Fine 2

Gold enamelled badge of the Order Of British India, 2nd Class, con¬ ferred on native officers for long and faithful service. Very

fine and rare 1

Gold enamelled Star of the Order of Merit for conspicuous gallantry

in the Field. Very fine and rare 1

Silver-enamelled Star, Order of Merit, 2nd Class, with gold wreath.

Fine and scarce 1

The Hon. East India Co.’s medal for Long Service, obv. arms of the

Co.; rev. Sergt. George Phillips, 6th Company, 13th Batt., Royal Artillery, June 1861. A very fine specimen 1

Indian Mutiny, four bars—Delhi, Relief of Lucknow, Lucknow, Central India (Gunner James Kane, 1st Bengal Artillery). Fine and extremely rare verified. (See plate) 1

Indian Army medals for Meritorious Service (Havildar Kaiserain

Gurung, 2nd Goorkhas), and Long Service medal, same pattern (1st Goorkhas). Both very fine 2

Silver medals, “ The Best Shot of the Native Armies of India,”

Rifle Association of Southern India, and bronze medals of Sir F. P. Haines and Lord Napier of Magdala. Fine 4

India General Service, four bars—Naga 1879-80, Burma 1885-7,

Burma 1887-89, N.E. Frontier 1891 (44th Regt. N.I.). Fine and scarce 1

Three bars—Bhootan, North-West Frontier, Perak (1st Goorkha Regt.). Fine and scarce 1

Three bars—Bhootan, Looshai, Naga 1879-80 (44th Regt. N.I.). Fine and rare 1

Three bars—Umbeyla, Looshai, North-West Frontier (4th Goorkha Regt.). Fine and scarce 1

Three bars—Naga 1879-80, Burma 1885-7, Burma 1887-89 (44th Regt. N.I.). Fine and scarce 1

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Three bars—Samana 1891, Hunza 1891, Waziristan 1894-5 (5th Gurkha Regt.). Fine and scarce 1

Two bars—Looshai, Naga 1879-80 (44th Regt.) ; and two bars— Bhootan, Looshai (44th Regt.). Fine and rare 2

Two bars—North-West Frontier, Looshai (2nd Goorkha Regt.) ; two bars—-Samana 1891, Hunza 1891 (5th Gurkha Regt.). Fine and rare 2

Two bars—Burma 1885-7, Burma 1887-89 (Bengal Arty.) ; Burma 1887-89, N.E. Frontier 1891 (44th N.I.) ; Hazara 1888, Hazara 1891 (5th Goorkhas) ; Chin Lushai 1889-90, N.E. Frontier 1891 (4th Goorkha Regt.) ; Samana 1891, Waziristan 1894-5 (4th Goorkha Regt.). All fine 5

One bar- Naga 1879-80 (44th N.E), and one bar—Lushai 1889-92 (Assam Military Police). Fine and rare 2

Bronze medals : two bars—Chin Lushai 1889-90, Lushai 1889-92 ; two bars—Hazara 1888, Hazara 1891 ; two bars—Hazara 1888, Samana 1891 ; two bars—Burma 1885-7, Burma 1887-89. Fine 4

Bronze medals : one bar—Waziristan 1894-5, Chin Lushai 1889-90, N.E. Frontier 1891, Samana 1891. Fine 4

Bronze medals: Burma 1885-7, Burma 1887-89, Hazara 1888, Sikkim 1888. Fine 4

Hunza Nagar 1891, oblong bronze badge, with view of soldiers attacking Fort. Fine and scarce. (See plate) 1

India 1895, four bars—Tirah 1897-98, Samana 1897, Malakand 1897, Punjab Frontier 1897-98 (Corps of Guides). Very fine 1

Three bars—Relief of Chitral 1895, Punjab Frontier 1897-98, Tirah 1897-98 (Kashmir Mt. By.) ; India 1902, one bar— Waziristan 1901-2 (N. Waziri Militia) ; India 1908, one bar— North-West Frontier 1908 (Ivhyber Rifles). Fine 3

India 1895, one bar—Defence of Chilr^l 1895, and bronze medal given by the Maharajah of Kashmir (Sepoy Sujan Singh, 14th Bengal Infy.). Very fine and rare 2

Bronze medals: four bars—Relief of Chitral 1895, Malakand 1897, Tirah 1897-98, Punjab Frontier 1897-98 (Corps of Guides) ; and Relief of Chitral 1895, Tirah 1897-98, Samana 1897, Punjab Frontier 1897-98 (C.T. Dept.). Fine 2

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339 Bronze medals : Three bars—Relief of Chitral 1895, Malakand

1897, Punjab Frontier 1897-98 (Corps of Guides) ; Tirah

1897-98, Samana 1897, Punjab Frontier 1897-98 (C.T. Dept.). Fine 2

340 Bronze medals : one bar—Relief of Chitral 1895 (Madras Sappers

and Miners and Kashmir Mt. By.) ; Punjab Frontier 1897-98 (20th P.I.). Fine 3

341 China 1842 (W. P. Devereux, Lieut., 37th Madras, N.I.). Very fine and scarce 1

342 China 1900, one bar—Relief of Pekin, bronze to a servant; and

silver medal, Mwele 1895-6 (24th Bengal Infantry). Fine 2

343 Tibet 1903-4, one bar—Gyantse (8th Gurkha Rifles) ; and medal without bar (40th Pathans). Fine 2

344 Bronze medals: Tibet 1903-4, one bar—Gyantse; and medal without bar. Both fine 2

345 Central Africa, medal with swivel and ring suspender, brown, white

and black riband (23rd Bengal Infy.). Fine and rare 1

346 East and Central Africa, one bar—Uganda 1897-98 (27th Bombay L.I.). Very fine 1

347 East and Central Africa, one bar—1898 (27th Bombay L.I.). Very fine 1

348 Group of four medals to Havildar Shaick Chumroo, 2nd Batt. Arty. Fine and rare 4

(1) Ghuznee, 23rd July 1839.

(2) Ferozeshuhur 1845, one bar—Sobraon.

(3) Punjab, two bars—Mooltan, Goojerat.

(4) East India Co.’s medal for Meritorious Service.

349 Group of five medals to Line-Sergt. W. Stanley, Infantry Brigade, &c., &c. Fine and scarce 5

(1) Punjab, two bars—Mooltan, Goojerat (Sub-Conductor).

(2) Indian Mutiny, one bar—Central India (Line-Sergt.) (3) India General Service, one bar—Pegu (Corpl., Arty.

Guard, Moozuffer).

(4) India General Service, one bar—Persia (Line-Sergt.). (5) Long Service medal (Line-Sergt.).

350 Mutiny medal, one bar—Delhi, I.G.S., two bars—Umbeyla, North-

West Frontier (Corps of Guides) ; and Mutiny medal, I.G.S.;

two bars—North-West Frontier, Bhootan (66th Goorkhas)! Fine 4

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351 An officer’s group, Subadar, Bahadoor, 43rd Regt. N.I. Fine

and rare 3

(1) Aliwal 1846, one bar—Sobraon.

(2) India General Service, one bar—Bhootan.

(3) Gold badge, Order of British India, first-class.

352 Group of four medals to Dhun Sing Bhundaree, 1st Goorkha Regt.

Fine and scarce 4

(1) Afghan 1878-79-80.

(2) I.G.S., one bar—Waziristan 1894-5.

(3) Order of Merit, third class. (4) Long Service, India pattern.

353 Group of three medals to Sepoy Neda, 2nd Kashmir Rifles. Fine

and rare, with verification 3

(1) Maharajah of Kashmir’s medal, Chitral 1895.

(2) Order of Merit, third class.

(3) I.G.S., one bar—Hunza 1891.

354 Group of three medals to Jemadar Baru Singh Thappa, 66th

Goorkhas. Rare 3

(1) Aliwal 1846, one bar—Sobraon.

(2) I.G.S., two bars—North-West Frontier, Bhootan.

(3) Empress of India medal 1877.

355 Group : I.G.S., three bars—North-West Frontier, Looshai, N.E. Frontier 1891 ; Afghan, two bars—Kabul, Kandahar;

bronze star and English Long Service medal (Rifleman Rana, 2nd Goorkha Regt.). Fine 4

356 Group : I.G.S., two bars—Jowaki 1877-8, Hazara 1888 ; Afghan,

two bars—Peiwar Kotal, Kandahar; and bronze Star,

Kabul to Kandahar (5th Goorkha Regt.). Fine 3

357 Group : I.G.S., one bar—Looshai ; Afghan, three bars—Ali Musjid,

Kabul, Kandahar ; and bronze star (Havildar Jugbier Rana, 4th Goorkhas). Fine 3

358 Group : I.G.S., one bar—Jowaki 1877-8 ; Afghan, three bars—Peiwar

Kotal, Kabul, Kandahar, and bronze star (5th Goorkhas). Fine 3

359 Group : I.G.S., two bars—North-West Frontier, Looshai ; Afghan,

two bars—Kabul, Kandahar ; and bronze star (2nd Goorkha Regt.). Fine 3

360 Group: I.G.S., one bar—Looshai ; Afghan, two bars—Ali Musjid,

Kandahar ; and bronze star (4th Goorkha Regt.). Fine 3

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361 Group: I.G.S., two bars—Samana 1891, Waziristan 1894-5; 2 Afghan, three bars—Ali Musjid, Kabul, Kandahar; and

bronze star (4th Goorkha Regt.). Fine 3

362 Afghan, two bars—Kabul to Kandahar, and bronze star (2nd 2 Goorkha Regt.) ; and two bars—Ali Musjid, Kabul (Corps of

Guides). Fine 3

Mlisccllatteous 3Zte6als.

363 Egypt 1801, large gold medal, presented to General Officers by n Sultan Selim III., with hook and chain. Weight 19 dwts.


364 Egypt 1801, gold medal, second size, to Field officers and captains. 8

Weight 13 dwts. Fine and rare 1

365 Egypt 1801, the same medal in silver, presented only to a few non- 7

commissioned officers for distinguished services. Very rare 1

366 Carib War 1773, silver medal, presented by the Legislative Assembly - of St. Vincent for loyalty during the Carib rebellion. Rare 1

367 Gold medal of the Manchester and Salford Volunteers 1802, Cornet 5

Thomas Drinkwater, Royal Light Horse 1

368 Bethnal Green Volunteers, medal presented by Lieut.-Colonel 1

Carrick, 1814, in silver frame, glazed 1

369 Silver medal, Birmingham Volunteers (Jas. Trowman, Grenadier 2

Comp., Birmingham Loyal Association), and bronze-gilt

medal, presentation of colours. A very fine pair, in original

leather case 2

370 The Albert medal, presented by Her Majesty Queen Victoria to 26 Joseph Chetwynd for gallantry in saving life, at the Baddesley

Mine Explosion, 1882. Fine and rare. (See plate).

371 Silver medals : Bucks Yeomanry Cavalry (Lieut. Philip Box), 3

rare; Bristol Volunteers 1814, West Somerset Yeomanry

Cavalry 1835, Penryn Volunteers 1794. Fine 4

372 Regimental medal, East and West Ham Volunteers, 1798; gilt 2

proof of the Maida medal, and silver star with gold centre,

presented by the Mayor of Grimsby to Capt. C. North, 2nd

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16 10 0 373 Papal Brigade I860, gold enamelled badge for officers, given by

Pius IX. to the Irish Brigade of Volunteers who fought against

Garibaldi. Very fine and rare 1

374 Best Shot in the Army, fine and very rare, but the name of winner

has been erased from edge of medal 1

12 0 0 375 The Queen’s Prize for 1876, National Rifle Association gold medal,

won by Sergt. R. Pullman, South Middlesex. Very fine and

rare 1

6 0 0 376 General Gordon’s Star for Khartoum (Mohamed Aly), with verifica¬

tion. Fine and scarce 1

1 l 0 377 Silver medal of the National Rifle Association, won by Lieut. A. J.

Rawbone, D.E.O.V.R., 1885, fine ; U.S.A. Veteran’s badge

and medal, fine 3

1 3 0 378 Ashanti bronze star 1896, I.G.S., one bar—North-West Frontier

(19th Regt.) ; Burma 1889-92 (Devon Regt.), and Volunteer

Long Service. Fine 4

2 6 0 379 Silver medal for gallantry in saving life from fire (Edmund Green),

and medallion of the Salford Humane Society to Hugh Ryan,

1885. Fine 2

2 10 0 380 Turkish medals : Defence of Kars, Island of Crete, and General

Service medal, given to a few English recipients for service with the Turkish Forces. Fine 3

1 15 0 381 British Legion in Spain, under Sir de Lacy Evans, silver and pewter

medals for St. Sebastian, 5th May, 1836. Fine and scarce 2

2 8 0 382 Fifteen Egyptian bronze stars, various dates, one with bar for Tokar. Fine 15

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AT HALF-PAST ONE PRECISELY.

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5taval (Bencral Service.

Medals with Three Engagement Bars, all in fine state.

Lot

383 Boat Service—17th March 1794, 23 June 1795, St. Vincent (James Hosken, Gunner), very rare. The only medal issued with this

combination of bars. (See plate) 1

384 1st June 1794, Southampton- 9th June 1796, St. Vincent (James Dallimore), very rare. Only four medals issued with the South¬ ampton bar, and two only with this combination. (See

plate) 1

***Served as Royal Marine.

385 1st June 1794, St. Vincent, Boat Service—21 July 1801 (Robert Biggins), very rare. The only medal issued with this combi¬ nation of bars. (See plate) 1

386 Nile, Boat Service—29 Aug. 1800, Copenhagen 1801 (Robert Stone, Gunner), very rare. The only medal issued with this com¬ bination of bars. (See plate) 1

387 4th Nov. 1805, Java, St. Sebastian (Thomas Munday). Rare 1

***Served on H.M.S. Revolutionaire.

388 Anse la Barque—18th Dec. 1809, Martinique, Guadaloupe (John Hawkes). Rare 1

* ^Served on H.M.S. Hazard.

389 Martinique, Boat Service—1 and 18 Sept. 1812; Boat Service—6th January 1813 (Theos. Furneaux). Very rare 1

* ^Served on H.M.S. Bacchante.

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Medals with Two Engagement Bars, all in fine state.

390 1st June, 1794, 23rd June 1795 (H. Haviland, Midshipman). Rare

391 1st June 1794, Nile (William Williams). Scarce 1 * ^Served on H.M.S. Bellerophon.

392 1st June 1794, Trafalgar (William Sorthon). Scarce 1

***Served as Royal Marine, H.M.S. Phaeton, etc.

393 23rd June 1795, 12th October 1798 (John Packman, Midshipman).

Rare 1

394 23rd June 1795, Copenhagen 1801 (John Long). Scarce 1

***Served as Quarter-Gunner, H.M.S. Thalia, etc.

395 23rd June 1795, Trafalgar (John Clark, Midshipman). Rare 1 *** Retired Commander, 1S37.

396 St. Vincent, Egypt (David Sterricks). Scarce 1

* ^Served on H.M.S. IrresistibleP

397 St. Vincent, off Mardoe, 6 July 1812 (Lewis John). Rare 1

398 Camperdown, Guadaloupe (George Young). Scarce 1 ***Served as Royal Marine, on H.M.S. Veteran.

399 Nile, Copenhagen 1801 (Timothy Mahoney). Scarce 1

***Served on H.M.S. Defence.

400 Gut of Gibraltar, 12 July 1801, Java (E. Scott, Midshipman). Rare 1

401 Trafalgar, Implacable—26 Aug. 1808 (John Thomson). Rare 1

%*Served on H.M.S. Leviathan, etc.

402 Trafalgar, Boat Service—1st IVlay 1810 (John Longstraath), very rare. Eighteen medals issued for this Boat Service 1


403 Trafalgar, Java (Patrick Healey). Scarce 1 ***Served on H.M.S. Spartiate, etc.

404 Trafalgar, St. Sebastian (William Mead). Scarce 1 * ^Served as Royal Marine, H.M.S. Leviathan.

405 Trafalgar, Navarino (T. P. Robinson, Midshipman). Scarce 1

* ^Captain Thomas Pitt Robinson, Midshipman of Royal Sovereign at Trafalgar, and of Success at the taking of Ischia, Lieutenant of H.M.S. Genoa, at Navarino.

43 £ s. d.

10 10 0 406 St. Domingo, Victorious with Rivoli (William Armstrong). Rare 1

***Served on H.M.S. Spencer, etc.

407 Boat Service—16 July 1806; Centaur—26 Aug. 1808 (William 31 0 0

Clarke, 1st Lieut., R.M.). Very rare 1

408 Blanche—19th July 1806, Guadaloupe (John Sobey, Boatswain). 29 0 0 Very rare. Twenty-three issued. (See plate) 1

*** Thirty-Eight Gun Frigate, Captain Thomas Lavie, capture of La Guerriere.

409 Martinique, Guadaloupe (William Buckler). Scarce 14 5 0

***Served as Royal Marine, H.M.S. Neptune.

410 Anse la Barque, 18 Dec., 1809, Guadaloupe (Thomas West). Rare l 16 0 0

***Served as Royal Marine, H.M.S. Freija.

411 Java, Syria (William Williams). Scarce 1 2 2 0

Served on H.M.S. Illustrious.

412 Boadicea, 18 Sept., 1810; Algiers (Richard Griffiths), very rare. 31 0 0

Sixteen issued of Boadicea. (See plate) 1


413 Boat Service, 1st May, 1811 ; Gaieta, 24 July, 1815 (Robert 30 0 0 Woodward), very rare. The only medal issued with these two bars. (See plate) 1

***Served as Royal Marine, H.M.S. Belle Poule, etc.

414 Shannon with Chesapeake; 14th Dec., Boat Service, 1814 (H. G. 36 0 0 Etough, Acting Master). Very interesting and rare. (See

plate) 1

***Commander Henry Gladwell Etough, Acting Master of Shannon, and officially mentioned for service at capture of U.S. Frigate Chesa¬ peake. Lieutenant of Bedford at the capture of American flotilla or Lac Borgne in 1814, and wounded. A souvenir of the celebrated naval duel between the English and American frigates, Mr. Etough was in command during the action, vide James’ Military History, p. 48.

415 The Potomac, 17th Aug., 1814; Boat Service, 14th Dec., 1814 12 0 (Charles Thorpe). Rare 1

* ^Served on H.M.S. Seahorse.

416 Endymion with President, Syria (William Bean, Carpenter.). Rare 1 19 10 0

%*Forty Gun Frigate, Captain Henry Hope, capture of American Frigate, President.

417 Navarino, Syria (Samuel Saunders) 12 4 0

***Served on H.M.S. Albion and Hydra.

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7 10

3 15

7 10

6 15

3 5

4 10

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3 3

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Medals with One Engagement Bar, all in fine state. d.

0 418 1st June, 1794 (James Beveridge). Scarce 1

***Served on H.M.S, Russell.

0 419 14th March, 1795 (Claude Morris). Scarce 1

***Drummer, R.M., H.M.S. Terrible.

q 420 23rd June 1795 (William Gladstone). Scarce 1

***Surgeon’s mate, H.M.S. Sanspariel.

421 St. Vincent (George Hayes, Lieut.). Rare 1

* ^Promoted Captain, R.N., 1829, for distinguished services. See O’Byrne, pp., 486-7.

Q 422 Camperdown (Thomas Bligh). Scarce 1

***Private, Royal Marines, H.M.S. Bedford; and was purser of the Bellerophon when taking Napoleon to St. Helena.

0 423 Nile (Thomas Turner). Scarce 1

***Served on H.M.S. Minotaur.

0 424 12th October, 1798 (John Clarke). Scarce 1

***Served on H.M.S. Canada.

0 425 Capture Of the Desiree (Stephen Collard), and the Royal National

Lifeboat Institution silver medal for Saving Life at Sea, to

the same recipient. Very rare. Twenty-three medals issued 2

***Served on H.M.S. Vigilant.

6 426 Egypt (Challoner Ogle). Scarce 1

0 427 Copenhagen 1801 (Christopher Patterson). Scarce 1

***Served on H.M.S. St. George.

0 428 Trafalgar (Thomas Vernon). Scarce 1

***Sergeant, Royal Marines, H.M.S Dreadnought.

0 429 4th Nov., 1805 (Henry Lower). Scarce 1

***Served as boy, Royal Marines, H.M.S. Hero.

0 430 St. Domingo (Job Rant). Scarce 1

*Served on H.M.S. Atlas.

0 .431 Boat Service, 21 Jan., 1807 (John Norris), very rare. Only nine medals issued 1

* **Served on H.M.S. Galatea, capture of the French Brig-Corvette Lynx.

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s. Confiance, 14th January, 1809 (Thomas Ward), very rare. Only

eight issued 1

* ** Served as Royal Marine Corporal.

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Martinique (James Quinton). Scarce

* ^Served as caulker, H.M.S. AEolus. 3 3

Basque Roads, 1809 (Thos. Rose). Scarce

***Served, on H.M.S. Resolution. 3 0

Boat Service, 1st Nov., 1809 (Daniel Walker). Scarce. From the ^ 1() Day collection 1

***Served on H.M.S. Tuscan.

Guadaloupe (Thos. Whiffen). Scarce 1 2 8

* ^Drummer, R.M., H.M.S. Sceptre.

Lissa (George Weston). Rare 1 7 <)

* ^Served as Royal Marine, H.M.S. Amphion.

Off Tamatave, 20th May, 1811 (John Cox). Rare 1 jq i0

*Served as Royal Marine, H.M.S. Phcebe.

Java (Charles Gates). Scarce 1 2 4

***Served on H.M.S. Cornelia.

Pelagosa, 20th Nov., 1811 (J. Williams). Rare 1 9 0

* ^Served on H.M.S. Alceste.

Northumberland, 22nd May, 1812 (John Irving, Clerk). Rare 1 18 10

Off Mardoe, 6th July, 1812 (James Fowles). Very rare. From the ,ri> q Watters collection 1

Boat Service, 29th Sept., 1812 (William Ford). Very rare. Twenty- seven issued 1

%*Served on H.M.S. Aboukir.

St. Sebastian (Daniel Digman). Scarce 1

Gluckstadt, 5th Jan., 1814 (David Doig). Rare 1 13 0 ***Sergeant, Royal Marines, H.M.S. Redbreast.

The Potomac, 17th Aug., 1814 (Alex. Forsyth). Rare

%*Royal Marine, H.M.S. Euryalus.

Boat Service, 14th Dec., 1814 (George Drapper). Scarce

%*Served on H.M.S. Royal Oak.

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448 Syria (Thomas Bowden), and large silver medal of the Royal Humane

Society (Hy. Spencer, Pilot, 1851). Fine 2

449 Army of India, one bar—Ava (John Morris, H.E.I.C. Frigate,

Hastings). Fair condition 1

450 Meeanee 1843 (J. Couldwell, 1st Class Engineer, H.C. vessel, Planet). In brilliant condition, extremely rare. (See plate) 1

451 Hyderabad 1843 (T. Huxtable, 2nd Class Master, E.I.C. Steamer,

Meteor). In brilliant condition, very rare. (See plate) 1

452 Hyderabad 1843 (W. R. Hughes, 3rd Class Engineer, E.I.C. Steamer,

Comet). In brilliant state, very rare, with documents 1

453 Punjaub medal 1849 (1st Class Engineer, W. H. J. Spearman, Indus Flotilla). Very fine and scarce 1

454 Punjaub meda! 1849, one bar—Mooltan (George Elder, Master, Indus Flotilla). Very fine and scarce 1

455 Indian Mutiny Naval Brigade, two bars—Relief of Lucknow, Lucknow

(Walter Ibberson, R.M., Shannon). Very fine and scarce 1

456 One bar—Relief of Lucknow (Wm. Robinson, R.M., Shannon). Fine and scarce 1

457 One bar—Lucknow (Sterling Chapman, A.B., Shannon) ; and

medal without bar (Alexander Hewston, leading seaman, Shannon). Both very fine and scarce 2

458 Mutiny medal (Samuel Haines, leading seaman, Pearl) ; and Crimean

medal, one bar—Sebastopol, to same recipient. Fine 2

459 India General Service, one bar—Persia (C. G. Constable, Lieutenant

Commanding Euphrates Brig), edge impressed. Fine and scarce 1

460 One bar—Pegu (Winchester) ; one bar—Perak (H.M.S. Modeste) ;

one bar—Burma 1885-7 (H.M.S. Bacchante). Fine 3

461 New Zealand 1845 to 1847 (J. Brown, Boy, H.M.S. Racehorse). Very fine and rare 1

462 1846 to 1847 (Hy. Monks, A.B., H.M.S. Calliope). Very fine and rare 1

463 1847 (J. Alford, Private, R.M., H.M.S. Inflexible), and China medal,

one bar—Canton 1857, of same recipient. Good condition, very rare. (See plate) 2

464 1860 to 1861 (T. Warner, Private, R.M., H.M.S. Cordelia). Fine and scarce \

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478

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1863 to 1864 (George Williamson, H.M.S. Harrier). Fine 1

Crimea, three bars—Balaklava, Inkermann, Sebastopol, and Turkish

Crimea (George Taylor, Pte. R. M., Algiers) ; Azoff, Balaklava,

Sebastopol (John Brown, A.B.). Both in mint state, scarce 3

Two bars—Sebastopol, Azoff (J. Smith, A.B., H.M.S. Albion) ;

Inkermann, Sebastopol (John Warden, Boy, 1st Class) ;

Balaklava, Sebastopol. All fine 3

One bar—Azoff (Edward Smart, R.M.) ; one bar—Balaklava, edge

plain ; and Baltic medal 1854-1855 (H.M.S. Monarch). Fine 3

Crimean medals to French and Italian sailors, one with three bars— Traktir, Mer d’Azoff, Sebastopol; another, with bar—Kinn-

burn, and medal without bar. Fine 3

China 1842 (H. H. Brown, Surgeon, H.M.S. Blonde), very fine ; another to F. W. Paul, Master, H.M.S. Hazard, fine. Both

scarce as officer’s medals 2

Four bars—China 1842, Fatshan 1857, Canton 1857, Taku Forts

1860. Very fine and scarce 1

Three bars—Fatshan 1857, Canton 1857, Taku Forts 1858 ; another,

Fatshan 1857, Canton 1857, Taku Forts 1860 ; another,

Canton 1857, Taku Forts 1858, Taku Forts 1860. All very

fine 3

Two bars—Fatshan 1857, Canton 1857 (B. Samphier) ; Canton 1857,

Taku Forts 1858 ; and Canton 1857, Taku Forts 1860. All fine 3

One bar—Fatshan 1857 ; one bar—-Canton 1857 (H.M.S. Sybille) ;

one bar—Taku forts 1858 (Wm. Derrett), all fine ; and medal

without bar (H.M.S. Chesapeake) 4

China 1900 (H.M.S. Arethusa), and one bar—Relief of Pekin (H.M.S. Terrible). Fine 2

China 1900, one bar—Defence of Legations (Pte. W. Viney, R.M.L.I.). Very fine and rare 1

South Africa 1853 (R. Lamb, A.B.), one bar—1877-9 (E. Peppered,

Writer, 1st Class, H.M.S. Forester) ; medal without bar (R.

Hutson, Gunner, H.M.S. Shah), very fine. The 1877-9 bar

extremely rare ; not in any other collection 3

Abyssinia (Navigating Lieutenant, G. White, H.M.S. Daphne).

Fine and scarce 1

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479 Egypt 1882, three bars—Alexandria 11th July, Suakin 1884, El Teb-

Tamaai (J. Reid, Pte. R.M., H.M.S. Monarch). Fine 1

480 Two bars—Alexandria 11th July, Tel-el-Kebir (H.M.S. Alexandria) ;

two bars—Alexandria 11th July, Suakin 1884 (H.M.S. Hecla).

Fine 2

481 Two bars—The Nile 1884-85, Abu Klea (W. Unwin, Pte. R.M.) ;

two bars—Suakin 1885, Tofrek (A. Sykes, Pte. R.M.L.I.). Fine 2

482 One bar—Alexandria 11th July (H.M.S. Monarch); one bar—

Suakin 1884 (H.M.S. Inconstant) ; and one bar—Tamaai (R.M.). Fine 3

483 One bar—Tamaai (A. W. Cooke, Gunner, R.M.A.) ; and one bar—

Gemaizah 1888 (C. E. Kemp, Pte. R.M.). Very fine 2

484 West Africa, three bars—Gambia 1894, Benin River 1894, Brass

River 1895 (W. R. Edwards, Pte. R.M., H.M.S. Widgeon). Very fine and scarce 1

485 Two bars—Witu 1890, Brass River 1895 (J. Collins, A.B., H.M.S. Boadicea). Fine and scarce 1

486 Witu 1890, Benin 1897 (W. Mayhead, H.M.S. Boadicea). Fine and scarce 1

487 1891-2, Witu August 1893 (H. Garner, Pte., R.M., H.M.S. Sparrow). Fine and scarce \

488 1891-2, Benin River 1894 (F. Roberts, H.M.S. Widgeon). Fine and scarce 1

489 Juba River 1893, Witu August 1893 (W. Edmonds, H.M.S. Blanche),

very fine and very rare. Only 40 bars issued for Juba River 1

490 Gambia 1894, Benin River 1894 (W. H. Hick, H.M.S. Alecto). Fine 1

491 Benin River 1894, Brass River 1895 (R. Carhart, H.M.S. Widgeon). Fine \

492 Benin River 1894, Benin 1897 (C. W. J. Pepperell, H.M.S. Phoebe). Fine ]

493 Brass River 1895, Benin 1897 (P. Nicoll, Pte. R.M., H.M.S. St.

George; and Egypt, one bar—Tel-el-Kebir, to the same recipient. Fine 2

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Ashantee medal 1873-74 (H.M.S. Himalaya) ; one bar—Coomassie (W. Rourke, Gunner, R.M.A.) ; and Mwele medal 1895

(H.M.S. Racoon). All fine 3

One bar—Witu 1890 (H.M.S. Boadicea), and one bar—1891-2

(J. Mooney, Pte. R.M., H.M.S. Widgeon). Fine 2

One bar—Witu 1890, and Long Service medal, both to W. Warren,

A.B., H.M.S. Boadicea. Fine 2

One bar—Liwondi 1893 (W. Deeney, A.B., H.M.S. Herald), very

fine and very rare. Given only to thirty-four men engaged in a

punitive expedition against the chief Liwondi 1

One bar—Witu August, 1893 (T. Cooke, H.M.S. Swallow). Very fine and scarce 1

One bar—Lake Nyassa 1893 (W. Maber, H.M.S. Pioneer). Very fine and rare 1

* y*Only twenty-seven issued.

One bar—Gambia 1894 (T. Underhill, A.B., H.M.S. Magpie). Very fine 1

One bar—Benin River 1894 (R. Brown, A.B., H.M.S. Phoebe). Very fine 1

One bar—Brass River 1895 (E. Bradley, H.M.S. Barrosa). Very fine 1

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23

26

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One bar—Benin 1897, and China 1900 ; two bars—Taku Forts, 2

Relief of Pekin, both to S. Syre, H.M.S. Theseus and Arethusa. Fine and scarce 2

One bar—-Benin 1897 (H.M.S. St. George), and one bar—Sierra j

Leone 1898-99 (H.M.S. Alecto). Very fine 2

Africa General Service, cne bar—Somaliland 1902-04 (Pte. R. M., 2

H.M.S. Perseus), and one bar—Somaliland 1908-10 (Pte. R.M.L.I., H.M.S. Diana). Very fine 2

^laval (Broups.

Group of five medals : Naval General Service, one bar—Syria, 3

medal for St. Jean d’Acre, Crimean medal, Turkish Crimean

medal, and Long Service medal, all to Edward Goodchild,

Pte., R. Marines, H.M.S. Rodney, 22 years. Fine 5

s. d.

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18 0

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507 Group of four medals : one bar—Syria, medal for St. Jean d’Acre,

medals for Meritorious Service, and Long Service, all to E. T.

Harris, Colour-Sergt., Royal Marine Light Infantry. Fine 4

508 Three medals to W. Johnson, H.M.S. Fox, 26 years : Naval General

Service, one bar—Syria, Arctic Discoveries 1818-1855, and

Long Service medal. All fine 3

509 Group of four medals : China 1842, New Zealand 1845 to 1846, Crimea, two bars—Azoff, Sebastopol, and Turkish Crimea,

all to Edward Spearing, H.M.S. North Star. Fine and rare 4

510 China 1900, Boer War medal, two bars—Tugela Heights, Relief of

Ladysmith (H.M.S. Terrible), and Naval Best Shot medal, all

to H. E. Dibden. Fine and scarce 3

511 Crimea, one bar—Sebastopol, Turkish Crimea, and Indian medal

(Corpl. Henry Compton, R.M.A., Pearl). Fine and scarce 3

^ttisc^llaneous 5taval

512 Defeat of the Spanish Armada, large oval silver medal, obv. bust of

Oueen Elizabeth, rev. an island with buildings, large bay tree,

&c., cast and chased ; and a silver-gilt medal 1588, obv. the

Pope, Kings, bishops in Council, rev. The Sp. nish Fleet driven

against the rocks. M./., 111/144 2

513 Charles II., Naval Reward 1665, “ Pro Talibus avsis ” in silver and

pewter, both very fine ; and small silver medal cast and chased,

“ Tandem Revirescet.” M. /., 38/453 3

514 Charles II., Peace of Breda 1667, M. 1. 186/535 ; William and

Mary, Battle of La Hogue 1692, M. I. 266/64 ; another,

William III., Battle of La Hogue 1692, M. 1. 59/258. Fine silver medals, rare 3

515 Admiral Martin von Tromp, portrait medal by Muller, rev. naval

engagenent. Fine and rare. M.I., 34/-.03 1

516 Battle of the Nile, August 1, 1798, gold medal, given to Admirals,

&c., by Alexander Davison, Esq., Lord Nelson’s Prize Agent. In brilliant condition, and very rare. (See plate) 1

517 Silver medal as above, presented to Lieutenants and Warrant Officers. Very fine and rare 1

518 Another similar, and bronze ditto. Both fine 2

51

519 Bronze-gilt medal as above (John Rogers, H.M.S. Bellerophon), in

silver open-rimmed frame, and Bronze Medal to seamen and

marines. Both in very fine condition 2

520 Gold anchor, inscribed “ Nelson Victorious, 1st August, 1798," worn by officers on the anniversary of the Battle of the Nile 1

521 Mutiny at the Nore 1800, silver medal presented by Admiral Earl St. Vincent to the petty officers and seamen of the Flagship,

Ville de Paris, as a reward for their loyalty. F.ne and scarce 1

522 A similar medal, silver-gilt, glazed in silver frame. Very fine and

scarce 1

523 Battle Of Trafalgar, 21st October 1805, silver medal from M. Boulton to the Heroes of Trafalgar (Captain F. Peyton, H.M.S. Defence).


524 Bronze gilt medal, as above. Exceedingly fine 1

525 Pewter medal, similar. Exceedingly fine. In original metal case 1

526 Pewter medal as above ; and another, in glazed pinchbeck rim,

rev. The Victory, The Lord is a Man of War, &c. Fine and

scarce 2

527 Capture Of Cayenne, 14th January, 1809, silver medal in glazed frame, given by the Prince Regent of Portugal. Vide Tancred,

p. 148. Fine and scarce 1

N 528 The Royal National Institution’s medal for saving life (Lieut.

Thomas Lavington, R.N., 2nd Dec., 1846) ; and the Tayleur

Fund medal (James Carton, 26th Feb., 1875). Fine and scarce 2

529 The Royal N. Institution’s medal (John Hennesey, 18th Feb., 1829) ;

the Marine Society’s medal (R. E. Vernon) ; shipwrecked

Mariners’ medal, and Naval Long Service (H.M.S. Agamemnon). Fine 4

530 William IV., Naval Long Service, Alex. McGill, Colour-Sergt. R.

Marines, 23 years ; and medal for Meritorious Service, dated 1 £48, to Samuel Larcombe, Colour-Sergt., 55th Co., Plymouth, R.M.L.I. Fine and rare 2

531 Arctic Discoveries 1818 to 1855, and Baltic medal of Admiral

William John Samuel Pullen, with various commissions and

papers relating to his services • 2

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532 Arctic Discoveries 1818 to 1855 (Henry Batty), and the small

silver medal from the British Government for Gallantry

(J. Herold, 22nd Feb., 1890). Very fine and scarce 2

533 Arctic Discoveries 1876, Sir George Nares’ Expedition (D. Girard,

A.B., H.M.S. Discovery). Very fine and rare 1

534 Naval Best Shot medal, Edward VII. (G. Howe, H.M.S. Grafton,

1903). Fine and scarce 1

535 Canada, one bar—Fenian Raid 1866 (Stoker G. Holstrom, H.M.S.

Brittomart). Brilliant state 1

536 The Royal Humane Society’s large silver medal to George Griffen,

H.M.S. Opossum, 2nd Nov., 1856. Very fine 1

537 The Liverpool Humane Society’s large silver medal (Richard Davis,

March, 1867), and small silver medal (Capt. Thos. Amlott,

24th Feb., 1885). Both fine 2

538 The Board of Trade bronze medals to John Stock, 13th February,

1860, and Edward Stock, 3rd Dec., 1863. Both very fine 2

539 Capture of Cayenne, 14th Jany., 1809, bronze medal given by King

John of Portugal. Brilliant state ; in original case 1

540 Large silver medal, wreck of the American Ship Somers, 10th Dec.,

1846 (John Maginness, captain main top, H.M.S. Endymion). Very fine and rare 1

541 Silver-gilt Pitt badge, with cameo portrait of Wm. Pitt (Captain

Charles Grant, R.N.). Very fine ; in original case 1

iDccorations artd Orders of Iftni^tbood.

542 An exceptionally fine silver enamelled star of the Order of the Garter, the motto studded with brilliants, formerly worn by H.R.H.

the Duke of York, Commander-in-Chief during the reign of

George III., engraved with the Royal crest 1

543 Silver enamelled breast star of the Order of the Garter, and blue

silk Garter. Fine and scarce 2

544 Silver and gold enamelled star of the Order of St. Patrick. Fine and scarce 1

A very fine gold enamelled badge of a Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath, Military Division. Rare 1

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Gold enamelled badge of a Commander of the Order of the Bath, (Military Division), with Jetter from Frederick Duke of York to

Major Thomas Lowry, conferring the decoration, 11th Dec.,

1815 ' 1

Gold enamelled badge of a Commander of the Order of the Bath

(Military Division), with riband and gold buckle. In original

case 1

Gold and silver enamelled Star of a Grand Cross of the Order of the

Bath, Military Division, Georgian period. Fine and rare 1

Gold and silver enamelled Star of a Grand Cross of the Order of the

Bath, Military Division, Victorian period. Very fine and

rare 1

Silver enamelled Star of a Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath,

Civil Division, with flexible rays. Fine and scarce 1

Silver and gold enamelled Star, white enamel centre of a Grand Cross

of the Order of the Bath, Civil Division. Very fine 1

Gold badge of a Companion of the Order of the Bath, Civil Division,

with riband and buckle. Fine 1

Gold enamelled badge of a Companion of the Most Distinguished

Order of St. Michael and St. George. Fine and rare 1

The Distinguished Service Order, white enamelled convex cross,

obv. crown and wreath, rev. monogram G.R. and wreath. Very

fine 1

The Royal Guelphic Order, founded in 1815 by George, Prince

Regent, a very fine gold badge of a Knight Grand Cross,

Civil Division. Rare 1

The Royal Guelphic Order, Breast stars of a Knight Commander,

Military Division. Fine 2

The Royal Guelphic Order, Breast Stars of a Grand Cross, and a

Knight Commander, Civil Division. Fine 2

The Royal Guelphic Order, badge of a Companion, Military Division,

and enamelled metal gilt badge of the Star of India, with

cameo bust of Queen Victoria 2

Badge of a Knight of St. John of Jerusalem. Scarce 1

France, fine gold enamelled badge of a Grand Cross of the Legion of Honour, and silver breast star. Fine and rare 2

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Gold badge of an officer of the Legion of Honour, and silver badge

of a Chevalier 2

French War medals : Italy 1859 (2), Mexico 1862, China 1883-85,

China 1900-1901, Red Cross with riband 1870-71, and

enamelled badge, Order of the Lis, Louis XVIII. 7

Croix de Guerre, 1914-1915, first, second and third class, with

ribands 3

Portugal, a fine large gold badge of the Order of the Tower and the Sword, for services during the Peninsula War. Rare 1

A similar gold badge, of smaller size 1

Gold enamelled badges of the Tower and Sword, two varieties.

Very fine 2

Silver, gold and enamel breast star of the Tower and Sword,

Peninsula period. Very fine 2

Portuguese Cross given to British officers who served on the Portu¬

guese Staff during the Peninsula War, for eight and three

battles. Fine and scarce 2

Silver enamelled badge of the Tower and Sword, and silver cross

for the Peninsula War 2

A very fine gold badge, and Star of the Order of Military Merit of St. Bento d’Aviz. Rare 2

Badge and Star of the Order of Our Lady of Villa Vicosa. Fine and scarce 2

Spain, gold enamelled badge and breast star of the Order of St.

Fernando, “ al merito militar.” Fine and scarce 2

Gold enamelled badge and breast star of the Military Order of Charles III. Very fine 2

Enamelled decorations for Peninsula battles, Albuhera, Ciudad Rodrigo, Vittoria and Busaco. Fine and rare 4

Enamelled decorations for Tamames 1809, Toulouse, Gerona 1809,

and small gold badge of the Order of Charles III. 4

Enamelled badge of the Order of Isabel the Catholic, and enamelled cross for Military Merit 2

Turkey, Order of the Medjidie, founded 1852 ; badges of the fourth and fifth classes. Very fine 2

Breast stars of the second and third classes. Both very fine 2

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Egypt, Order of the Osmanieh, founded 1861, enamelled badge with riband. Fine 1

Persia, Order of the Lion and Sun, founded 1808, Star and badge of the first class, and badge of the second class, with riband. Fine 3

Tunis, Star of first and second class of the Order of Nishan-i- Iftihar 2

Japan, enamelled badge of the Order of the Rising Sun, with riband. Fine and rare 1

Servia, badge of the Military Order of Takova, third class, and red enamelled cross for the campaign against Turkey, 1876 2

Denmark, Badges, first and second class of the Order of Dannebrog. Fine 2

Austria, gold enamelled badges of the Order of Francis Joseph, 1849, and the Iron Crown, 1816 ; and the silver medal of Francis Joseph I. for bravery in the field. Very fine 3

Russia, gold enamelled badge and star of the Order of St. Anne, founded 1735. Fine 2

Gold enamelled badge and star of the Order of St. Stanilaus, founded 1765, first class. Very fine 2

Gold enamelled badge and star of the second class 2

Gold enamelled badge and star of the Order of the White Eagle. Very fine 2

Gold enamelled badges of the Order of St. Vladimir, 1782, three classes. Fine and scarce 3

Crosses of the Order of St. George and Military Merit, &c. 4

Germany, breast star of the Order of the Red Eagle, and silver badge with gold swords. Fine 2

Two badges of the Order of the Crown of Prussia, 1861, and Golden Cross for twenty-five years’ military service 3

Star of the Order of St. Hubert of Bavaria, 1808; Military Cross of Ludwig, 1870-71 ; Military Cross of Philip of Hesse. Fine 3

Gold enamelled badge of the Order of the Crown of Wurtemberg, and silver enamelled cross for the Campaigns of 1870-71. Fine 2

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596 German Iron Cross, 1914 ; breast star, 1914 ; and another without

date 3

597 Italy, gold badge of the Order of the Golden Spurs ; white enamelled

cross of St. John of the Lateran ; and silver badges, Wars of

1849 and 1867 ; bronze medal, al valore militaire 5

598 Holland : gold enamelled cross of the Order of Willliam I., 1815 ;

Star of the Order of the Lion, 1815 ; and two antique painted

medallions, glazed, of the Insurrection in Brabant, 1787, 1789

599 Three gold enamelled badges for Military Merit, founded by Louis

the Great, 1693. Rare 3

600 Gold enamelled badge of the Redeemer of Greece, Victor Emanuel,

Military Merit 1855, and Mexican Order. Fine 3

601 Miscellaneous Foreign military badges and crosses 7

602 Silver medals and badges: Gustavus Adolphus, Charles II. Order

of the Garter, Copenhagen 1801, Nelson’s Victories, Blucher and Wellington, &c. 8

603 Continental medals relating to the Wars of 1813-14-15. Some scarce 10

604 Another lot for later campaigns, including the Carlist Iron Cross,

wars in Russia, France, Italy, Spain, &c. 17

605 Silver medals : Orange Society (2), Army Temperance (2), 7th

Surrey Rifles, Spanish medal for saving life (W. Straneur, A.B.), and others 8

606 Bronze medals: William IV., Lord Nelson, Blucher, Royal

Engineers, various military tokens, Masonic badges, pewter medals, &c. a parcel

END OF SALE.

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