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MEDALS TO
ROYAL NAVY, MERCHANT NAVY & ROYAL
MARINES
China Medal Taku
Forts
1860 WM. READ, 3RD C C T ENG. H.M.S. PRINCE ARTHUR. IN.
£525
William
Read served as
a Trained
Engineer, 3rd
Class with the
Indian Navy
from June 1859
to February
1861, when he
resigned in
Bombay.
HMS Prince
Arthur was a
troop ship
that joined
the Indian
Navy in 1858.
Royal
Navy Long
Service &
Good Conduct
Medal
(EdVII)
PETER
ALLEN, P.O. 1
CL. H.M.S.
TAMAR. SOLD
Copy
service
record. Peter
Allen was born
in Ham, Surrey
in 1870 and
joined the
navy in 1886.
Served on
various ships,
including
Agincourt,
Himalaya,
Archer, etc.
Also served
several months
at Wei Hei Wei
in China 1903.
Medal awarded
1904 and
joined the
Royal Fleet
Reserve.
September 1914
posted to Howe
Battalion,
Royal Naval
Division
(Chief Petty
Officer), but
then posted to
Crystal Palace
Depot 6
October 1914,
where he
remained for
the rest of
the war. He
was awarded
the British
War Medal.
1914-15 Star
J.33913.
G.E. WILD, O.
TEL.,R.N.
British War
Medal
J.33913 G.E. WILD. L.TEL. R.N.
Victory
Medal
J.33913 G.E. WILD. L.TEL. R.N.
1937 Coronation
Medal
Unanmed
Royal Navy Long
Service &
Good Conduct
Medal
(GV) J.33913 G.E. WILD. L.TEL. H.M.S.
TAMAR
Copy service
record. George
Edward Wild was born in Sheffield in 1898 and joined the navy in
January 1915
as a Boy.
Served as a
Boy
Telegraphist
at start of
the war and
was on
cruisers, such
as Doris and
Defiance. At
the end of the
war he was a
Leading
Telegraphist.
Served on Hood
from Sept.
1923 to Jan.
1926. 1937
Coronation
Medal
confirmed as
Petty Officer
Telegraphist.
His Continous
Service Card
is confusing
at it states
"Re-entered 6
May 1938 as
Tel (Pens) No.
D/JX158697.
and
Transferred to
J33913 on
Mobilization.
3.9.1939.
However, there
are no further
entries on his
card.
Group of
Five: £275
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China Medal (1900) P.
GARDE. A.B.,
H.M.S.
PIQUE. £275
Copy service
sheet. Patrick
Garde was from
Cork and
enlisted April
1893, aged 15.
Served on Lion
(1893),
Melampus
(1894),
Wallrus
(1895),
Magnificent
(1898), Pique
(1900), Aeolus
(1902),
Excellent
(1904),
Cambridge
(1904),
Leander
(1905), Niobe
(1906),
Suffolk
(1908), Orion
(1909),
Donegal
(1911),
Centurion
(1914), Blake
(1915),
Mameluke
(1916), Mavis
(1917), Arbutus
(1917 -
torpedoed 15
Dec. and
sank the next
day).
Discharged
January 1919.
Sheet notes "Wounded
as the result
of an
explosion 3rd
June 1917"
- on this date
there was an
explosion in
the engine
room of Mavis.
Also received
1914/15 Star
trio and Long
Service Good
Conduct Medal
(1917).
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Royal Navy Long
Service Good
Conduct
Medal
M.35303 A.B. CLARK. O.A.1. H.M.S.
SUFFOLK.
£120
Copy service papers. Alexander Bertram Clark was from
Swindon and
enlisted in
January 1920,
aged 28. His
service sheet
has "Late
M.C.S. - on
MC2490" - The
Mine Clearance
Service.
Served on HMS
Columbine
(1921-23),
Centurion,
Dauntless,
Excellent,
Nelson,
Suffolk,
Malaya and
Boscawen.
Awarded LSGC
1934 and the
Naval General
Service Medal
for Palestine.
Also entitled
to some medals
for WWII
service.
Pensioned
August 1941.
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Naval General Service
Medal Near East D/MX.902409 J.L. BARNETT. E.R.A.5. R.N. £120
Mounted for
wear.
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Honourable
Discharge
Scroll
No.210799
Petty Officer
William
O'Brien
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Royal Naval Reserve
Long Service
Medal
(EdVII) 82275 G. RICE. SEAN.1CL. R.N.R.
£65
Copy
roll. Medal
awarded 6
September 1910
and sent to
Belfast.
Royal Naval Reserve
Long Service
Medal
(EdVII)
L1350
D. BURKE.
SEAN.2CL.
R.N.R. £65
Copy
roll.
Medal awarded
22 January
1912 and sent
to Galway.
Victory Medal
C.Z.5802
J. O'BRIEN. A.B. R.N.V.R.
£20
James O'Brien was born in 1896 and was a miner
in Dalkeith and enlisted in the Clyde
Division, Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve. In
August 1915 he was posted to 6th
Battalion, Royal Naval Division. His card was
also stamped “Sea Service.” He was awarded a
1914/15 Star trio.
British War Medal J.84737 J.H. BECKETT. ORD. R.N.
Victory
Medal
J.84737 J.H. BECKETT. ORD. R.N.
Copy service record. James Henry Beckett was
born in London 6 February 1900 and enlisted
February 1918. Served on HMS Patrol, a scout
cruiser in the Irish sea. Discharged April 1919.
Pair: £50
British War Medal
225919 C.G. MARTIN. A.B. R.N.
£35
Copy research. Charles George Martin was born in
Portsmouth 1887 and enlisted in July 1905 (Boy 2nd
class). By 1914 he was an AB and serving on HMS
Hercules, a Colossus Class Battleship that served at
Jutland. In October 1917 he joined HMS Coreopsis. He
transferred to the Royal Fleet Reserve in 1919.
During his service he got 42 days detention for
insubordination. Entitled to 1914/15 Star trio.
British
War Medal
ALBERT E. SHIPLEY
£35
Copy medal card. Albert Edward Shipley was born
1879 in East Bolden. 1911 census shows him as a
"Marine Engineer" living in South Shields with
his wife and two children. Also awarded the
Mercantile Marine War Medal. 1926 was serving as
a 1st Engineer on SS Gripfast. Card shows
that he continued to serve until November 1938.
He died in South Shields in 1954.
British
War Medal K.52340 A. CUSHING.
STO.2 R.N. £30
Copy service record. Naming a bit rubbed. Alfred Cushing was
born in Gateshead, Durham and was a coal miner
born in June 1900. He joined the Royal Navy in
July 1918 and served HMS Apollo (Onslow).
Discharged 14 March 1919.
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British War Medal
5259T.S. F. THOMAS.
ENGN. R.N.R.
£38
Copy service papers. Thomas Frederick was born in
Swansea 28 March 1893, son of Thomas and Caroline
Thomas. He enrolled in the Royal Naval Reserve 15
March 1916. Served on "Sabrina (Numitor)",
"Halcyon", back to Numitor, then Idaho (H.T. William
Colbourne). Finally "Boadacia II (Irene)". Boadacia II
was the base for armed patrol trawlers. He was
discharged 17 October 1918 and issued a silver war
badge. Entitled to a Victory Medal.
British
War Medal 9270S A. DAVIES. STO.
R.N.R.
£38
Copy service papers. Anthony Davies was born in
Swansea 29 December 1892, son of Ivan and Mary Davies.
Enrolled in the Royal Naval Reserve 13 May 1916.
Served HMS Warspite until discharged 16 February 1919.
Entitled to Victory Medal.
Victory
Medal
209036 W.J.
CONNARD. L.S. R.N.
£20
Copy papers. Walter Jones Connard, born 7
Sept. 1883 in Southport, Lancashire. Joined
the navy 7 Marchy 1900 and served on HMS
Agincourt, Amphitrite, Black Prince,
Commonwealth (1914 to August 1917),
Aquitania (Jan 1918 to Jan. 1919), Emperor
of India. Discharged 21 July 1922 with rank
of Petty Officer.
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Queen's Korea Medal
P/KX.833174
W.G. JENNER
A/L.S.M.N.
R.N.
United Nations Medal
Korea
Unnamed
Mounted
as worn.
Pair: £200 |
R.A.G.
Newman
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General Service Medal Borneo K.941536 R.A.G. NEWMAN.
M.(E).1. R.N.
Pingat
Jasa Malaysia
Pair: £110
General Service Medal Northern Ireland
MEM(M)1
H D PAGE D224405J
RN £88
Marine Engineering Mechanic
(Mechanical).
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