Sutlej Medal Sobraon reverse: WM KNIGHT 9TH LANCERS
Punjab Medal Chilianwala / Goojerat W. KNIGHT, 9TH LANCERS.
William Knight was from Tunbridge, Kent and enlisted into the 12th Lancers in July 1838. He transferred to the 9th Lancers in April 1842 and served a total of 15 years, 10 of them being in India.
He served in the Gwalior Campaign at the Battle of Punniar (entitled to the Star); then at Sobraon during the Sutlej Campaign. He was present at the passage of the Chenab and the Battles of Chilianwala and Goojerat during the Punjab Camapign. He was discharged at Chatham in September 1852, aged 34. In 1871 he was working as a plasterer and living in Windsor, Berkshire. He died there in 1878. (P.S.)
Pair: £1650
Private John Grace
6th Foot
John Grace enlisted in the 51st Regiment in 1858 but transferred to the 6th Regiment soon after. Served in the Indian Mutiny, medal confirmed on roll. He was awarded the I.G.S. Medal for service in the Hazara Expedition. He was discharged February 1879, after just over 20 years service.
Private William Howe
Rifle Brigade
William Howe. Medal and clasp confirmed on roll.
PrivateT. Evans
King's Royal Rifle Corps
Afghanistan
Medal Kandahar/Ahmed Khel 746 PTE. T. EVANS. 2/60TH
FOOT. £375
Thomas
Evans was born 1841 and enlisted into the 2nd Battalion
King's Royal Rifle Corps in 1860. A year later he was serving in
China and by 1871 was a Sergeant serving in India. However, by 1879
he was back to Private. Discharged March 1882. Clasps confirmed on
roll. Discharge sheet shows entitlement to the Kabul to Kandahar
Star.
Corporal Charles O'Connell
Manchester Regiment
Medal confirmed on roll. Charles Michael O'Connell was born in Manchester and enlisted April 1887, aged 18. Served in India from 1889 to 1895. He was discharged April 1899. Re-called May 1899. Entitled to Queen's South Africa Medal with 3 clasps. Discharged August 1903. Medal roll and service record does not state drummer. (AF)
Sergeant William Ansell/Hurrell
Royal West Kent Regiment
Group of Three: £380 (JW)
L/Corporal Henry Harrison
Royal Warwickshire Regiment
Corporal G. Cambridge
13th Hussars
Engraved naming. Recipient not traced.
Private W. Austin
Eoyal Warwickshire Regiment
Khedive's Sudan Medal 3623 PRIVATE. W. AUSTIN. 1ST ROY. WARWICKSHIRE. REGT
William
Austin was born in Oxford and enlisted April 1892 into the Royal
Warwickshire Regiment, aged 19. Served in Ceylon, Malta, Egypt (January
1897 to October 1898) and East Indies. Discharged April 1904. Medals
confirmed on roll. Pair: £375
Private Elijah Woodings
Royal Warwickshire Regiment
Queen's Sudan
Medal 4882 PTE. E. WOODINGS. 1/R.WAR:R. £265
Elijah Woodings
was born in Birmingham and joined the 3rd Militia
Battalion Royal Warwickshire Regiment in January 1896, aged 17.
Discharged November 1896 on enlistment into the Royal Warwickshire
Regiment. Medal rolls show also entitled to Khedive's Sudan Medal
without clasp.
Private David Muir
Cameron Highlanders
Khedive's Sudan Medal The Atbara/Khartoum 3800 Pte MUIR. 1 CAM. HIGHrs £280 (JW)
David
Muir was born in Lochgelly, Fife and enlisted 1896, aged 18. Served in
Gibraltar, Egypt and South Africa. Also recieved the Queen's Sudan
Medal, QSA with 3 clasps and KSA with 2 clasps. Discharged May 1908. 
Lieutenant John Black
Royal Lancaster Regiment
Royal Lancaster Regiment
Queen's South Africa Medal Cape Colony/Orange Free State Lieut. J. BLACK, Rl. Lanc. Rgt.
King's South Africa Medal South Africa 1901/South Africa 1902 Lieut. J. BLACK, Rl. Lanc. Rgt.Engraved naming. John Black was the son of Rev. John Black (professor at Aberdeen University). Educated at Gordon's College, he joined Messrs R.G. haw & Co, London to work in business. He managed the company branches in Madras and Colombo. Volunteered for service in South Africa with 3rd Bn Royal Lancaster Regiment. June 1915 commissioned Lieutenent, General Reserve of Officers (Staff duties in Alexandria). Appointed D.A.A.G. on the staff of the Royal Artillery. MiD 15 May 1917.
He died 26 September 1917 at Rouen Military Hospital, France. Buried at St. Sever Cemetery, Rouen. Entitled to 1914/15 Star trio.
Pair: £325
Private C. Rennie
Kaffrarian Rifles
Clasps confirmed on roll.
Lancashire Fusiliers
Army Long Service Good Conduct Medal (EdVII) 8313 BND. SERJT. C. SEWELL. LANC. FUS.
3 Silver Fobs:
1. REGIMENTAL RIFLE MEETING 1909 1ST PRIZE BD. SGT. SEWELL. H COY.
2. INTER COY. CRICKET. SERGT. C.J. SEWELL. H COY. 1910
3. HENDON. PRESENTED TO E. SEWELL 1914 (son)
Charles Joseph Sewell was born in London and enlisted into the Lancashire Fusiliers February 1888, aged 14. Appointed Bandsman July 1889. Served in South Africa December 1899 to July 1900. Reported wounded at Venters Spruit 17-20 January 1900. Transferred to Hampshire Regiment February 1901 as No.2536. Transferred back to the Lancashire Fusiliers March 1902 as No. 8313. Medal and clasp confirmed. Awarded Long Service Medal 1913. Discharged February 1913, conduct "exemplary".
In 1921 he was a Commissionaire Sergeant living in Hendon, with a son named Eric.
He died in London 29 August 1944.
Pair: £300
Private T. Dixon
Royaln Irish Fusiliers
Queen South Africa Medal Cape Colony/Tugela Heights/Relief of Ladysmith/Transvaal/Orange Free State 6542 CPL T. DIXON. RL. IRISH FUS:
King's South Africa Medal South Africa 1901/South Africa 1902 6542 PTE T. DIXON. RL: IRISH FUS:Medals and clasps confirmed on rolls.
Pair: £275
Private William Weir
7th Dragoon Guards
William Weir was born in Auchtermucty, Fife and enlisted February 1856 in the 7th Dragoon Guards, aged 18. He was discharged February 1877. This is his only medal entitlement.
Private John William Castle
Yorkshre Regiment
India General Service Medal Afghanistan N.W.F. 1919 9255 CPL. J.W. CASTLE. 1-YORK. R.
Copy papers. John William Castle was from Northallerton, Yorkshire and enlisted in April 1908. To India with the 1st Battalion January 1913.
The battalion spent the entire First World War in India. Both medals confirmed. Discharged January 1920.
Pair: £115
Sergeant R. Alexander
Victory Medal 143360 A-CPL. R. ALEXANDER. R.E.
India General Service Medal Afghanistan NWF 1919 143360 SGT. R. ALEXANDER, 2 Q.V.O. S & M.
Copy MIC for pair. 2nd Queen Victoria's Own Sappers and Miners, Indian Army.
Group of Three: £120
Gunner William Read
Royal Field Artillery
Victory Medal 123369 GNR. W. READ. R.A.
India General Service Medal Afghanistan NWF 1919 123369 GNR. W. READ. R.A.
William Read was from Walton-on-Thames, Surrey and enlisted March 1916, aged 24. Served in France from June 1916. Posted to India August 1917. Served in the Afghan War attached to HQ 7 Brigade, Royal Field Artillery. Copy service papers.
Discharged February 1920.
Group of Three: £110
Victory Medal 24950 PTE. W. UNITT. WORC. R.
William Unitt was born in 1889 in Redditch, Worcestershire and was a carpenter and joiner by trade. In 1911 he was living in St. Georges Road, Redditch. He served with the 14th Battalion Worcestershire Regiment and later transferred to the 19th Battalion Welsh Regiment.
Pair: £35
218657 SPR. F. SRAWLEY. R.E. £20
Frank Sprawley was from Birmingham and served with a Light Railway Operating Company. He died in 1959.
M-270943 CPL. N.K. LIVINGSTONE. A.S.C. £20
Norman Karl Livingstone was from Balsall Heath, Birmingham and in 1911 was an ironmonger manager, aged 22. He died 25 April 1967. Entitled to Victory Medal.
8496 PTE. J.A. HOLLOWAY. LINC.R. £15
John Albert Holloway was from Scunthorpe and enlisted 3 September 1914. He served with the Lincolnshire Regiment in France from 17 February 1915. He suffered from myalgia and in June 1917 was transferred to the Labour Corps. He remained in France until 14 January 1919. Discharged 3 February 1919.
Private T. Sweetman
King's Regiment
Thomas Sweetman served with 2nd Battalion King's Liverpool Regiment. He is also entitled to a British War Medal.