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Fifteenth Session, Commencing at 2. 30 pm ORDERS, DECORATIONS & MEDALS BRITISH SINGLES The following British single medals are from the Tom Hanley Collection, except lots 4882, 4885, 4891, 4902, 4929, 4940, 4941, 4943, 4944, 4945, 4946, 4949, 4953, 4955, 4956, 4960, 4961, 4962, 4967, 4969 and 4976. 4881 The Most Excellent Order of the British Empire, breast badge 4884* (O.B.E. Military issue Type I) (GVR). Very fi ne. Military Medal, (GVIR)(Indiae Imp). 4746843 Cpl. S. $130 Priestley. Y. & L.R. Impressed. Very fi ne. $1,000 4882 Cpl S Priestley, The York & Lancaster Regiment, MM awarded for Burma, The Most Excellent Order of the British Empire, breast L.G. 26 April 1945, p.2213. badge, Britannia obverse (O.B.E. Military). Extremely fi ne. $130 4885 Imperial Service Medal, (GVR) 1920-31, circular type, Together with Garrard case. coinage profi le, reverse "For Faithful Service". In case of issue. Uncirculated. $70 4886 Imperial Service Medals: (GVR) coinage head; (GVR) crowned bust; (GVI) Indiae Imp. Eli Alfred Smith on fi rst medal, Arthur Godfrey Glossop on the second medal and John Clifford Muffet on the third medal. All medals impressed. Very fi ne, three single medals. $100 4883* Distinguished Flying Cross, (GVIR), GRI 1939-45. Unnamed. 1944 engraved on reverse. Very fi ne. $1,500 Lot 4887 434 4887* Davison's Nile Medal 1798. Gilt-bronze as issued to Petty Offi cers. Very fi ne. $1,500 4891* Military General Service Medal 1793-1814, (VR) - ten bars 4888 - Talavera, Busaco, Albuhera, Ciudad Rodrigo, Badajoz, Davison's Nile Medal 1798. Bronze medal for Ratings, Salamanca, Vittoria, Pyrenees, Orthes, Toulouse. B. West. without suspender (as originally issued). Very fi ne. 48th Foot. Impressed. Edge bruise at 7 o'clock on reverse, $800 fi rst bar partially detached, fi ne and rare. $6,000 Benjamin West confi rmed on roll. 4892 Military General Service Medal 1793-1814, (VR) - four bars - Nivelle, Nive, Orthes, Toulouse. Name erased, very fi ne. $900 4889* Boulton's Trafalgar Medal 1805. White metal, edge inscription 'To The Heroes Of Trafalgar From M:Boulton'. Very fi ne. 4893* $600 Waterloo Medal 1815, with iron clip and split suspension ring as issued. Corp. Joseph Walter, 1st Reg. Light Drag. 4890 K.G.L. Impressed. Surface contact marks, otherwise fi ne. Seringapatam Medal 1808, in pewter, with lower half of $2,500 reverse design missing and ribbon & suspender with attached plate 'Seringapatam' broken away; another in bronze, as Confi rmed on Waterloo Roll. Ex Col. Littlewood Collection, Sotheby's Sale issued with no suspender attached. Fair; Very fi ne. (2) 25 November 1910. $750 435 4894 Brunswick Medal for Waterloo 1815. Andr. Glesecke. Hus. Rgt. Impressed. A few small edge nicks, otherwise nearly very fi ne. $700 4898* Ghuznee Medal 1839. ??? Barnes 4th Lt Dgns. Engraved. Naming on edge partially illegible, contact marks in the fi eld, otherwise fi ne. $1,000 4899 4895* St Jean D'Acre Medal 1840, in copper; Turkish Crimea Hanoverian Medal for Waterloo 1815. Husar I0H. Obligger Medal (La Crimea Sardinia issue) 1855. First medal Hus. Rgt. Bremen Rt Verden. Impressed. Incorrect ribbon, unnamed, second medal No. 3606 Pte James Brown 62nd fi ne. Regt. Engraved. Two single medals. Fine - very fi ne. $800 $300 4896 4900 Nassau Medal for Waterloo 1815, in silver. Fine. China War Medal 1842. George Brown. 26th Regiment. $500 Foot. Impressed. Mount marks at 3 o'clock and 9 o'clock on obverse, fi ne. $400 4897* Saxe-Gotha-Altenburg Medal 1815, gilt-bronze offi cer's issue, * Herzogth . Gotha. VND. Altenbvrg. MDCCXIV * MDCCCXV *. Impressed. Very fine, with incorrect 4901* ribbon. Gwalior Star (Maharajpoor) 1843. Private Miles Mahoney $850 H.M. 39th Regt. Engraved. Very fi ne. $1,250 436 4902* Gwalior Star (Maharajpoor) 1843, early breast badge type, Private Thomas Malone. H.M. 39th Regt. Engraved. Fine. $400 4903 Sutlej Medal 1846, - one bar - Sobraon. Reverse type with 4908* Ferozeshuhur/1845 in exergue, John Clements 62nd Regt. Baltic Medal 1856. Unnamed. Very fi ne. Impressed. Very fi ne. $400 $750 4904 4909 Punjab Medal 1849. 8108 O. Hammet. 18 Batt. Impressed. Crimea Medal 1854, - one bar - Sebastopol. * 3055 Chas. Obverse edge bump at 6 o'clock, otherwise very fi ne. Cavil. 13th PA Lt.Infy *. Engraved. Edge bump on reverse, $500 otherwise fi ne. 4905 $280 India General Service Medal 1854, - four bars - Looshai, Naga - 1879-80, Burma 1885-7, Burma 1887-89. Naming illegible. Fine. 4910 $500 Crimea Medal 1854, - no bar. Adam Murphy. A.B. H.M.S. Albion. Impressed. Very fi ne. 4906 $220 India General Service Medal 1854, - one bar - Northwest Frontier. 3353, J, Mc Iver H Ms 98th. Regt. Engraved in block capitals. Very fi ne. 4911 $550 South Africa Medal 1854. Corpl J.Rowell. 45th Regt. Impressed. A few edge bumps and rim nicks, otherwise good fi ne. $700 John Rowell 45th (Nottinghamshire) Regiment, confi rmed on medal roll for Second Kaffi r War 1846-47. 4912 Indian Mutiny Medal 1857-1858, - one bar - Lucknow. Driver Chas. Kimber, Rl. H. Art. Impressed. Very fi ne. $750 4913 Indian Mutiny Medal 1858, - no bar. John Guttridge. 43rd Lt Infy. Impressed. Very fi ne. $450 4914 Second China War Medal 1856-63, no bars. Sapper As. Gibson. 10th C. Royal Engrs. Impressed. Nearly very fi ne. $300 4907* India General Service Medal 1854, - one bar - Jowaki. 1308 Pte Alfred Edwards. 2/9th Foot. Impressed. Very fi ne. $450 437 4919 Afghanistan Medal 1878-80, no bar. No. 6874. Driver Edward Nowlan. G/3 Royal. Arty. Engraved. Fine. $250 4920 Kabul to Kandahar Star 1881. 1139 Private Purcell 72nd Highlanders. Impressed. Very fi ne. $500 4921 Egypt Medal 1882-1889, - two bars - Tel-El-Kebir, Suakin 1885. ???? Cl: S Sergt J.Bray.? C & T C. Engraved. Parts of naming illegible, contact marks in obverse and reverse fi elds, otherwise fi ne. $450 4915* 4922 New Zealand Medal 1861-66. Jas. McGinley. 2nd Waikato Egypt Medal 1882-1889, - one bar - Alexandria 11th July. R. Regt. Impressed. Very fi ne. Marchant. Pte R.M. H.M.S.Alexandra. Engraved. Contact marks in obverse and reverse fi elds, otherwise fi ne. $900 $400 Confi rmed award of medal under terms of N.Z. Gazette No. 63 of 1869. 4923 Egypt Medal 1882-1889, - one bar - The Nile 1884-85. 566. Pte T. Beveridge. 1/Scots Fusrs. Impressed. Very fi ne. $450 4924 Khedive's Star 1882, unnamed as issued. Nearly very fi ne. $120 4925 North West Canada Medal 1885, - no bar. S'dat. B.Rodier. 65. Bat. Engraved. With edge bumps, otherwise very fi ne. $500 Private B Rodier confi rmed on roll of 65th Mount Royal Rifl es, No. 4 Company. Note naming on medal uses rank abbreviation in French, namely S'dat for Soldier (Private). 4926 India Medal 1896, - one bar - Waziristan 1901-2; India General Service Medal 1909 - one bar - North West Frontier 1930-31. 1122 Sepoy Khinazam N. Waz Militia on fi rst 4916* medal and TC-63084 T-DAF Mahant Ram. 33 A.T.Coy. Abyssinian War Medal 1869. 838 J.Dale 33rd D.W. on second. First medal engraved, second impressed. Very Regt. stamped in relief. Several small edge bruises, ribbon fi ne. (2) discoloured, otherwise fi ne. $250 $550 4917 Ashantee Medal 1874, - bar - Coomassie. 1971. Pte. S. 4927 Collier 2nd Bn. 23rd. Foot. 1873-4. Small edge bump at 7 Ashanti Star 1896. Unnamed. Some spots of verdigris, o'clock, otherwise nearly very fi ne. otherwise very fi ne. $950 $300 4918 South Africa Medal 1879, - bar - 1879. Lieutenant: H.Reynell. Natal Nat: Contgt. Engraved. Very fi ne. $800 Confi rmed on the roll for this bar. 438 4935 Queen's South Africa Medal 1899, - one bar - Relief of Ladysmith. 4953 Pte J.Symons. 2/Dorset Rgt. Edge bruise otherwise very fi ne. $170 4936 Queen's South Africa Medal 1899, - no bar. 2004 Pte J.T.Swift, Cldstm: Gds:; another, 5146 Pte E.Boyle. North'd Fus: Both medals impressed. Very fi ne, two single medals. $250 4937 Ashanti Medal 1901. 6?? Pte Bawah Zozo. W.A.F.F. Impressed. Nearly very fi ne. $350 4938 Coronation Medal 1902, (EVIIR) (bronze); Coronation 4928* Medal 1911 (GVR); Jubilee Medal 1935 (GVR); Coronation Queen's Sudan Medal 1899. 3439 Pte H.S.Jones. 4th HRS. Medal 1937 (GVIR). All medals unnamed. Very fi ne. (4) Attd. 21st Lancers. Engraved. With edge nicks and contact $250 marks on obverse fi eld, otherwise fi ne. $3,500 Together with an article on the famous Charge at Ombdurman by the 21st Lancers written by Ian McInnes and published in The Medal Box magazine. Contained in the article is a previously unpublished roll for the Sudan showing those who served at Omdurman. In this article Pte H Jones is listed without a Lancers' regimental number, which would be the case if he was attached to the unit. This is as indicated by the naming on the medal offered here for sale. Pte H Jones is recorded as serving in B Squadron which was commanded by Major John Fowle. Of the four squadrons present, B Squadron received two Victoria Crosses and had 10 men killed with 24 wounded, a total of 34 casualties. This was more casualties than the other three units combined. 4929 Khedive's Sudan Medal 1896-1908. Arabic naming, Impressed. Very fi ne. $100 4930 Khedive's Sudan Medal 1896-1908, no bar. Arabic characters on edge. Very fi ne. $180 4931 Queen's South Africa Medal 1899, - fi ve bars - Cape Colony, Orange Free State, Transvaal, South Africa 1901, South Africa 1902.
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