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MEDALS
POST WORLD WAR ONE |
 Gunner H.D. Austen Royal Artillery |
1939-45 Star France & Germany Star Defence Medal 1939-45 War Medal Efficiency Medal (GVI. Ind.Imp.) Territorial 2034856 GNR. H.D. AUSTEN. R.A. Mounted for wear. Group of Four: £110 |
 Warrant Officer 2nd class C.G. Morgan Royal Engineers |
Army
Long Service & Good Conduct Medal
(GVI. Ind. Imp.) 1859588
W.O.CL.II. C.G. MORGAN. R.E.
£75 Obviously entitled to World War Two medals. |
 Warrant Officer 2nd class G.A. Moore Royal Engineers |
1939-45 Star Africa Star Defence Medal 1939-45 War Medal Army Long Service & Good Conduct Medal (GVI. Ind.Imp.) 1863448 W.O.CL.2. G.A. MOORE. R.E. Copy research. Enlisted Royal Engineers 1923. Lance-Corporal 1926, Corporal 1929, Lance-Sergeant 1933. Posted to 24th (Fortress) Company in Malta 1935, Sergeant 1936, Staff Sergeant and Warrant Officer class 2. Awarded LSGC in 1941. Includes photocopy of unit football team on Malta 1936 which includes Moore. Entitled to World War Two Medals. 24th Fortress Company remained on Malta until 1943 when they transferred to the UK. In 1944 they served in North West Europe (redesignated as 24th Field Company). Group of Five: £155 |
 Sergeant T. Smith Royal Army Medical Corps |
General
Service
Medal
Palestine
4608099. PTE. T. SMITH. R.A.M.C. 1939-45 Star Italy Star Defence Medal 1939-45 War Medal Army Long Service Good Conduct Medal (GVI Brit.Om) 4608099. SJT. T. SMITH. R.A.M.C. Copy medal roll for Palestine shows that he served with 7 General Hospital. Group of Six: £210 |
 Signalman John Gildea Royal Signals |
India
General
Service Medal
Waziristan
1921-24 /
North West
Frontier
1930-31 2309488 SGLN. J. GILDEA. R. SIGNALS. 1939-45 Star Burma Star Defence Medal 1939-45 War Medal Copy research. John Gildea was born 21 January 1901 in Sligo, Ireland. He enlisted 16 December 1919 into the Royal Munster Fusiliers but transferred in January 1920 to the Royal Engineers. He then transferred to the Royal Signals in November 1920. Posted to 2 Wireless Signal Squadron, Rawalpindi, India in March 1921. Returned to the UK April 1934. Discharged 5 October 1934. He re-enlisted 28 July 1939 and went to India in the Summer of 1942, serving at the Signals Training Centre, Mhow, then Peshawar District Signals, North Western Signals and finally 5 Indian Line of Communications. Returned to the UK September 1945 and was discharged 8 December 1945. Group of Five: £325 |
 Signalman William Henry Lowe Royal Signals |
India General Service Medal
North
West Frontier
1935 2321246 SGLN. W.H.
LOWE. R.
SIGNALS. India General Service Medal North West Frontier 1936-37/North West Frontier 1937-39 2321246 SGLN. W.H. LOWE. R. SIGNALS. 1939-45 War Medal Un-named Copy rolls confirm medals and clasps. Last roll states "Discharged 383(XVI) 5.8.40" (unfit for further service). William Henry Lowe was born 11 October 1910 in New Hantley, Northumberland. Enlisted 31 January 1931 and went to India in December 1933. Served with "A" Corps Signals, Rawalpindi. Left India December 1938. To Army Reserve March 1939. Mobilized 12 August 1939 but medically discharged 5 August 1940. Group of Three: £395 |
 Sergeant G.H. Corney Royal Artillery |
1939-45
Star
Unnamed
Defence Medal Unnamed 1939-45 War Medal Unnamed United Nations Medal Korea Unnamed General Service Medal (QEII) Malaya 22208797 SGT. G.H. CORNEY. R.A. Army Long Service Good Conduct Medal (GVI. Brit.Om) 22208797 SGT. G.H. CORNEY. R.A. Dog tag: 22208797 C.E. CORNEY Group of Six: £245 |
 Sapper W.F.H. Mortimer Royal Engineers (Militia) |
Efficiency
Medal (GVI) Territorial 871127 GNR. A.S. FREEMAN. R.A.
£70 Albert Samuel Freeman enlisted in 1937. Transferred to Royal Engineers in February 1945. Efficiency Medal (GVI) Militia 5331313 SPR. W.F.H. MORTIMER. R.E. £95 Ind.Imp. issue. |
 Gunner J. Diack Royal Artillery |
General Service Medal
(GVI) Palestine
1945-48 21038093
GNR. J. DIACK. R.A. £60 Copy medal roll. General Service Medal (GVI) Palestine 1945-48 4979548 PTE. N. COX. FORESTERS. £90 Copy medal roll. General Service Medal (GVI) Palestine 1945-48 14087149 SPR. E.V. KEYNES. R.E. £60 Copy medal roll. Served with 659 Artisan Works Company. |
 Driver R. Greens Royal Army Service Corps |
General
Service Medal (GVI) Palestine
1945-48 T/14476569
DVR. R. GREENS. R.A.S.C. £65 Copy medal roll. Served in Palestine attached to 3rd Field Ambulance, RAMC from November 1946 to October 1947. |
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General
Service Medal (GVI) Malaya
S/22310636 PTE. M.B. ALLEN. R.A.S.C. £60
In box of issue. |
 Corporal J.B. Smith Royal Army Medical Corps |
Africa
General Service Medal (QEII) Kenya
21073355 CPL. J.B. SMITH. R.A.M.C. £115
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 Special Constable Kulop Said Nasir Federation of Malaya Police |
General
Service Medal (GVI) Malaya 19046531 SGT. P.M. GLASS. R.A.M.C. £60 22359070 SIGM. E. McGONIGLE R. SIGS £60 QEII Malaya 23147710 PTE. F. ALCOCK. R.A.O.C. £65 2326683 W.O.CL.2. M. ESSAY. R.SIGS. £65 22772130 SIGMN. A.G. COOKE. R.SIGS. £60 56194 S.C. KULOP SAID NASIR. F. OF M. POL. £55 (Special Constable) |
  Private H.D.C. Pickford Wiltshire Regiment |
23274467 PTE. H.D.C. PICKFORD.
WILTS
£90
Wiltshire Regiment. Harold D.C. Pickford was born in Warminster, Wiltshire in 1937 and lived in Westbury. The Wiltshire Times (16 June 1956) reports on the battalion in Cyprus and among the photos is one of men of the Support Company at Aghirda being trained on a Vickers gun. Among them is "Harold Pickford, of 95 Oldfield Park, Westbury. Formerly a railway fireman, he has been in Cyprus only a few weeks..." |
 Private H. Walker Royal Army Medical Corps |
General
Service Medal (QEII) Borneo / Malaya
Peninsula 23945789 PTE. H. WALKER. RAMC. Pingat Jasa Malaysia Pair: £160 |
 Warrant Officer class 2 M. Essay Royal Signals |
General
Service Medal (QEII) Malaya 2326683 W.O.CL.2. M. ESSAY. R.SIGS
£65 Dei Gratia type |
 Fusilier A. Cornish Lancashire Fusiliers |
General
Service Medal (QEII) Cyprus 23484148 FUS. A. CORNISH. L.F.
£80 The Lancashire Fusiliers served in Cyprus 1956 to 1959. |
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Army
Long Service & Good Conduct Medal
(QEII) 23486032
SGT. J.E.S. LEWIS.
R.SIGNALS. £65 |
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General Service
Medal Borneo 1245 CPL. BS. NUMBU AK KELAI. SARAWAK POLICE SOLD BS - Border Scouts. Raised in 1963 the Sarawak Border Scouts were “the eyes and ears of the security forces, but they were also front runners in the fight against the enemy. According to records, the Sarawak Border Scouts killed and captured the highest number of terrorists. As peace returned to Sarawak in 1974, their services were no longer needed. Some of them were absorbed into regular police force." Ref: Sarawak Border Scouts |
 Captain Gerald Alan Golding Royal Electrical & Mechanical Engineers & Royal Army Education Corps |
General Service Medal Near East / Cyprus 19054485 SGT. G.A. GOLDING.
R.E.M.E. General Service Medal Northern Ireland CAPT. G.A. GOLDING. RAEC. Long Service Good Conduct Medal Regular Army LT. G.A. GOLDING. RAEC. Mounted as worn. Copy research. Gerald Alan Golding was born 1931 in Liverpool. Served with the Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers. Commissioned from Warrant Officer II (REME) to Lieutenant, Royal Army Educational Corps 4 August 1969. Captain 4 August 1971. Awarded Long Service Good Conduct Medal, London Gazette 6 June 1972. He died 7 March 2014. His obituary (Liverpool Echo 10 April 2014) "Gerry was in the REME and, once commissioned, the RAEC serving many years with the Parachute Regiment. Gerry was a highly skilled craftsman in wood and metal, a boat builder and artist." Group of Three: £950 |
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The
Queen's Diamond Jubilee Medal
£60 In box of issue. |
