GALLANTRY MEDALS, ORDERS & DECORATIONS
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Benjmin James King Rider
He was born in November 1856 and joined the GPO as a Temp. Letter Carrier in January 1882, appointed Letter Carrier March 1882, Postman March 1913 and retired December 1915: "discharged his duties with diligence and fidelity top the satisfaction of his superior officers. He is recommended for the award of the Imperial Service Medal." The medal was gazetted for the award7 July 1916 as a Postman in Plymouth.
O.B.E.
(Military)
Military
Cross
British
War Medal CAPT. W.H.H. LINDQUIST.
Victory
Medal CAPT. W.H.H. LINDQUIST.
India
General Service Medal Afghanistan NWF 1919 CAPT. W.H.H. LINDQUIST.
1-1 G.R.
Defence
Medal
War
Medal
William
Herbert Horatio Lindquist was born in Calcutta 10 June 1897, son of
John Horatio Lindquist of the Bengal Pilot Service.
2nd Lieutenant, Indian Army 29 June 1918, from Cadet College, Quetta.
Lieutenant
1 Jan. 1918, 10th Gurkha Rifles but attached to 1st
Gurkha Rifles.
Military
Cross Gazette 8 March 1919 “For great gallantry on the 19
Sept. 1918 at Sabieh. Finding that he had lost touch with the
battalion on his right and that the enemy were about to
counter-attack, he collected the nearest men and charged the enemy
thus breaking up the counter-attack.”
Staff
College Jan. 1927. Staff Captain, Jullundur Brigade 1928. Act.
Lt-Colonel 13 Dec. 1941.
O.B.E.
(Military) Gazette 1 Jan. 1944. Temp. Brigadier 1 May 1944 and Director
of Civil and Services Censorship, Army HQ India.
Deputy
Asst. Adjutant-General 11 Dec. 1945. Retired 1947. Appointed
Cadet Commandant of Dundee and Angus A.C.F. April 1948. Died
at Carnoustie 6 Sept. 1976.
Price: £2200
O.B.E.
(Military) hallmarked
1914
Star CAPT. D.C. PART. REMOUNT SERV.
Victory
Medal MAJ. D.C. PART (MiD)
British
War Medal MAJ. D.C. PART
Defence
Medal
1953
Coronation Medal
Group mounted in wring order. With matching miniatures.
Dealtry
Charles Part was born 28 Feb. 1882. Educated at Harrow.
Commissioned
21st Lancers 1902. Adjutant, Hertfordshire Yeomanry
Oct. 1911. Captain, General Reserve of Officers 18 Feb. 1914. Arrived
in France 29 September 1914 with the Remounts Service. Temp.
Deputy Assistant Director of Remounts, Indian Cavalry Corps 1915-16. Major
March 1916. Superintendent, Remount Services 11 July 1916. MiD
15 June 1916. O.B.E. Gazette 3 June 1919 for “services in
connection with the war.” Lieutenant-Colonel 16 August 1919.
Became
a well-known horse race owner, his horse Morse Code winning the
Cheltenham Gold Cup in 1938, ending Golden Miller's five year winning streak. Appointed
High Sheriff of Bedfordshire March 1926. Appointed Lieutenant for
the County of Bedford Oct. 1931. Appointed Commanding Officer of 6th Battalion Bedfordshire Home Guard. Appointed Lord Lieutenant of Bedford
1943.Knighted 1957. Died
9 February 1961.
Price: £750