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MEDALS
TO COMMONWEALTH FORCES
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MEDALS TO CANADIANS
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Major Peter Everett Q. MacKinnon
Rocky Mountain Rangers
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1939-45 Star
Unnamed
Italy Star
Unnamed
France & Germany Star
Unnamed
Defence Medal
Unnamed
Canadian Volunteer Service
Medal clasp Unnamed
1939-45 War Medal
Unnamed
United Nations Medal (UENF)
Unnamed
Canadian Forces Decoration
(QEII) MAJ P.E.Q. MacKINNON
Copy service
papers. Mounted as worn. Peter Everett Q. MacKinnon commissioned
2nd Lieut. 7 March 1939 with the Rocky Mountain Rangers. Called-up
for active service 26 August 1939. To UK 3 August 1940 (Lieutenant).
Captain 1 July 1942. To Central Mediterranean Force November 1943.
To UK July 1944 (to Sandhurst Staff College). Next posting is censored.
Major March 1945. To Northwest Europe 5 June 1945. Returned to UK February
1946. Returned to Canada soon after.
Posted to Washington 1950. Posted to London (UK)
1951. Returned to Canada 1955. To Italy December 1956. To Egypt
15 December 1956. (UENF Medal).
Returned to Canada November 1958. Retired 22 July
1959. Medals verified in papers.
Group of Eight: £375
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Corporal Wellington William McNaughton
Royal Canadian Electrical & Mechanical Engineers
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United Nations Medal (UNEF)
Unnamed
Canadian Forces
Decoration (QEII) CPL W W McNAUGHTON
Legion of Frontiersmen Medal
Unnamed
Mounted for wear. Copy service papers. Original
dog tags and medallion. Wellington William McNaughton enlisted
8 March 1951. To HE RCEME School (Halifax). Posted to No. 6 Company,
RCEME 15 September 1951. Posted to 191 Infantry Workshop 22 August
1953. Then 41 Inf. Workkshop 1954, 7 Company August 1956. Appointed
Lance-Corporal 16 May 1957. To 'W' 7 Light Battery Sept. 1957 (Corporal),
4 RCHA May 1958. To 56 Inf. Workshop August 1960 in Egypt (UN duty) 29
August 1960 to 13 November 1960. To 2 CIBG LAD Nov. 1960, 18 Company RCEME
1962, and again from 5 February 1964 to 3 February 1965 (Recce Squadron,
8 CH). The rest of his service in Canada, mostly with 4 Transport Company.
Discharged 29 January 1971.
Group of Three: £115
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Corporal Kenneth Michael Germaine
Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry
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United Nations Medal (UNEFII)
Unnamed
United Nations Medal (UNDOF)
Unnamed
Canadian Forces
Decoration (QEII) CPL KM GERMAINE
Mounted for wear. Copy service papers. Kenneth Michael
Germaine enlisted 24 April 1972 into 3 Princess Patricia's Canadian
Light Infantry. Served in Cyprus 1975. Served in Germany with 3 Royal
Canadian Regiment 1976. Discharged 1 February 1993.
Group of Three: £105
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Warrant-Officer George Earl David Devaux
Royal Canadian Engineers
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United Nations Medal (UNEF)
Unnamed
Canadian Forces
Decoration (QEII) bar
SGT G.E. DEVAUX
Special Service Medal NATO-OTAN
Unnamed
Mounted for wear. Copy service papers. Special
Service Medal not mounted with group but is present. George Earl
David Deveaux served in the Militia from 1953 with the Royal Canadian Artillery. Served as a Gunner
with 14 Field Regiment. Lance-Bombadier 1955. Enlisted as a Regular
22 June 1956 into the Royal Canadian Engineers. Posted to 4 Field
Squadron. To 2 Field Squadron November 1959. Lance-Corporal September
1963. Corporal February 1965. Served in Egypt (UN) February 1966 to
February 1967 then back to Canada. Sergeant May 1969. Service after 1971
is not detailed, however there is a notice of issue of the Special Service
Medal with NATO clasp to Warrant Officer G.E.D. Devaux, dated June 1995.
Discharged 1 July 1985. Three badges included.
Group of Three: £125
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Sergeant Rejean Pierre Poulin
Royal Canadian Dental Corps
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Special Service Medal NATO-OTAN / ALERT
Unnamed
Canadian Forces
Decoration (QEII)
SGT R P POULIN
Mounted for wear. Copy service papers. Rejean
Pierre Poulin enlisted 23 September 1970. Served '5 Amb De C', then
15 Dental Unit and finally with 12 Dental Unit (Dental Laboratory
Technician). Discharged 31 July 1995.
Pair: £95
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Major Thomas George Inglis
(Helicopter Pilot)
Canadian Air Force
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Special Service Medal NATO-OTAN
Unnamed
Canadian Forces
Decoration (QEII)
CAPT TG INGLIS (Helicopter
pilot)
Mounted for wear. Copy service papers. Thomas
George Inglis was commissioned Lieutenant 15 October 1974. Attended
Canadian Forces Officers School, Chilliwack. To 3 Canadian Forces
Flying Training School February 1975. To 403
Helicopter Operational Training Squadron March 1977. Captain
24 October 1978. To 444 Combat Support Squadron
(Lahr, Germany) July 1977. Back to Canada April 1980. To Canadian Forces
Base, Winnipeg June 1985. Canadian Forces Recruitment Centre, Winnipeg
June 1988. Major 1 June 1988. To Air Command HQ,
WinnipegJuly 1992. To 3 Canadian Forces Flying Training School July
1994. Awards listed as Flying Badge,
CD, SSM with NATO bar. Discharged 5 September 1995.
Pair: £200
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Corporal Allan John Hendry
Canadian Air Force
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United Nations Medal (UNDOF)
Unnamed
Canadian Forces
Decoration (QEII) bar
LAC A.J. HENDRY
Mounted for wear. Copy service papers. Allan
John Hendry enlisted into the Royal Canadian Air Force 21 April 1953.
Trade: AF Technician. Posted to RACF Sea Island. Posted to 441 Squadron
November 1958. RCAF Rockliffe August 1959. Goose Bay 1964. 442 Squadron
July 1964. Decoration awarded 2 May 1965. Corporal October 1966. To Cold
Lake May 1974. Bar to Decoration awarded 2 May 1975. To Ismailia (UN)
1 June 1977. Back to Canada November 1977. Discharged 30 July 1978.
Pair: £110
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Corporal
S.W. MacDonald
Royal
Canadian Army Service Corps
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Army Long Service & Good
Conduct Medal (GV) Canada CPL. S.W. MaCDONALD
R.C.A.S.C. £195
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MEDALS TO NEW ZEALANDERS
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Efficiency Medal (GVI)
New Zealand WOII A.T. MCNAB
N.Z. CORPS SIGS £200
Army
Long Service & Good Conduct Medal (QEII)
New Zealand 34301 SGT. G.H.
CROSS. RNZIR £185
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MEDALS TO AUSTRALIANS
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British War Medal 32893 A-CPL. S.E.
LUFFT. 2-F.A.B., A.I.F. SOLD
Copy papers. Stanley Ernest Lufft was born in Australia and enlisted
into the Australian Field Artillery Brigade 23 October 1916, having previously
served in the New South Wales Lancers. He was an Acting-Corporal when he
embarked on HMAT Shropshire 11 May 1917 for England. After a period at Larkhill
he went to Belgium 5 September 1917 and was posted to 5th Battery. He was
wounded (Gassed) in Belgium 29 October 1917 and evacuated to Kitchener Military
Hospital, Brighton. He was discharged from hospital 17 January 1918. He was
readmitted to hospital was measles 24 March 1918. He returned to Australia
for discharge, arriving 28 August 1919 as a Sergeant with AIF HQ. He died
in 1949.
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MEDALS TO RHODESIANS
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MEDALS TO SOUTH AFRICANS
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Corporal Cecil
Roger Serbon
South African Medical Corps
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1939-45 Star
298836 C.R. SERBON
Africa Star
298836 C.R. SERBON
1939-45 War Medal
298836 C.R. SERBON
South
Africa Service Medal
298836 C.R. SERBON
Efficiency
Medal Union
of South Africa CPL.
C.R. SERBON S.A.M.C.
Copy service papers.
Cecil Roger Serbon was born in Cape Town 14 September 1914 and was
a "strong room attendant" at The Castle, Cape Town. He joined Duke of
Edinburgh's Rifles in July 1936 and was discharged 1 July 1940. He then
enlisted into the South African Medical Corps 2 April 1941. He was attached
to the 7th South African Recconaissance Battalion and served in Egypt
from 1941 to June 1942 and was captured at the Fall of Tobruk
20 June 1942. He was held as a Prisoner of War until released 13 May 1943.
He was sent back to Egypt and then went back to South Africa October 1943
and served in Cape Fortress. His Efficiency Medal was awarded 25 July 1945
and he was discharged 29 October 1945.
Group of Five: SOLD
Being sold on behalf of a customer
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1914/15 Star PTE T.E. NEL. 5TH MTD BGE.
British War Medal PTE T.E. NEL. 5TH MTD BGE.
Victory Medal
PTE T.E. NEL. 5TH MTD BGE.
Copy medal card.
Theodore Ernest Nel served with the 3rd regiment, 5th
Mounted Brigade. He served from 27 October 1914 to 9 June
1915, when he was discharged on 'completion of active service."
His next-of-kin was listed as "P.O. Petrus Steyn, via Lindlay."
Trio: £195
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1914/15 Star PTE D.S. SMITH 8TH INFANTRY.
£55
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British War Medal PTE. J.F. MCDONALD. S.A.M.C.
£35
Copy service card. John Frank
McDonald was from Johannesburg and joined the South African Medical Corps
9 September 1915. Served in South African General Hospital, Dar-es-Saleam.
He contracted malaria during his service. He was discharged 25 May 1918.
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British War Medal DVR. F.L. GRAY. S.A.S.C.
£35
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Queen's South Africa Medal
No Clasp
10165 PTE E.G. DAMP. RAND
RIF. £110
Copy medal roll. Rand Rifles.
Queen's
South Africa Medal No
Clasp PTE W.R.
LEAH. CRADOCK T.G. £110
Cradock Town Guard.
Africa
Star M12768
J. SEPTEMBER
£18
South African Forces.
South Africa Service Medal M15088 E. JACOBIE
£20
1939-45
War Medal W158858
L.A. CURTIS
£20
'W' indicates a female.
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