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The Gallantry Gazette MAY 2020 The magazine for Victoria Cross collectors Issue 30 All the covers listed in this magazine include one or more signatures of Victoria Cross Medal Holders who served in World War II Richard Wallace Annand VC ERD DL (1914–2004) 2nd Bn. The Durham Light Infantry awarded the VC for actions during 15/16 May 1940 at River Dyle, Belgium VCA001 £60 24/04/1996 Gallipoli - The Allied Assault. ALSO AVAILABLE VCA002 Brooklet V.C. Card No. 38 ...........................................£50 VCA012 08/05/1995 Victory In Europe 1939 - 1945 Star ....£60 VCA014 27/05/1997 The Victoria Cross for Valour, The George Cross for Gallantry. Other signatures included .........£60 Geoffrey Leonard Cheshire VC OM DSO & Two Bars DFC (1917-1992) Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve awarded the VC for actions during June/July 1944 over Europe ALSO AVAILABLE VCC013 17/06/1972 Royal Air Force Colerne ................................£50 VCC015 03/09/1983 First Bomber Command Operation over Germany: The First Leaflet Raid .........................................£40 VCC017 21/06/1972 The ‘Dam Busters’ commemorating 617 Squadron Association Re-Union Toronto and Opening of the Cheshire Home Toronto ......................................................£60 VCC021 31/05/1978 25th Anniversary of the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II ...........................................................................£150 VCC023 07/10/1977 In the 90th Year of Sir Barnes Wallis C.B.E., F.R.S. Other signatures included ......................................£275 VCC011 £50 VCC059 1970 The Dam-Busters 617 Squadron RAF Scampton ...£30 06/07/1968 Hovenden House Cheshire Home. Arthur Roden Cutler VC AK KCMG KCVO CBE (1916-2002) 2/5th Field Artillery, Australian Military Forces awarded the VC for actions during 19 June/6 July 1941 at Merdjayoun-Damour, Lebanon VCC070 £175 10/04/1984 The Award of the Air Force Cross. Other signatures included. ALSO AVAILABLE VCC073A Mount measuring approximately 4.5 x 3.5 with newspaper clipping .................................................£75 Want to spread the payments on these amazing covers? Don’t forget to ask about Flexi Pay! Call 01303 278137 for full details. Harold Marcus Ervine-Andrews VC (1911-1995) The East Lancashire Regiment awarded the VC for actions during 31 May/1 June 1940 at Dunkirk, France VCE006 £75 11/09/1990 The Life and Times of Queen Victoria. Hughie Idwal Edwards VC KCMG CB DSO OBE DFC (1914–1982) 105 Squadron, Royal Air Force awarded the VC for actions on 4 July 1941 at Bremen, Germany VCE030 £75 19/11/1980 60th Anniversary of the Queensland & Northern Territory Aerial Services (QANTAS). CALL US ON 01303 278137 Ian Fraser VC, DSC, RD and Bar, JP (1920 – 2008) Royal Naval Reserve awarded the VC for actions on 31 July 1945 at Johore Straits, Singapore VCF019 £125 11/09/1990 Awarded For Gallantry. Other signatures included. Philip Gardner VC MC (1914 – 2003) Royal Tank Regiment. R.A.C. awarded the VC for actions on 23 November 1941 at Tobruk, Libya VCG001A £60 09/12/1990 Western Desert ‘Operation Compass’. Other signature included. ALSO AVAILABLE VCG002 08/05/1995 Victory In Europe The Africa Star .................................£40 VCG017 18/11/1991 Operation Crusader ........................................................£35 VCG031 16/05/1998 The Windsor Victoria Cross Exhibition .........................£40 Don't forget that you can always use Flexi-Pay to spread the cost of your covers. It's simple, flexible and INTEREST FREE. You can choose to spread the cost over up to 12 months, with a minimum monthly payment of £10 - You can choose to spread the cost over up to 12 months, with a minimum monthly payment of £10. Talk to any of our team to find a payment plan that suits you. We then hold your order safely for you. We prefer you to pay by credit or debit card for this service Call us on 01303 278137 or email us at [email protected] 2 Warren House, Shearway Road, Folkestone, Kent Ct19 4Bf GG30 Tel 01303 278137 Fax 01303 279429 Email [email protected] Ganju Lama VC MM (1924-2000) 1st Bn., 7th Gurkha Rifles, Indian Army awarded the VC for actions on 12 June 1944 at Ningthoukhong, India VCG026 £160 27/05/1997 The Victoria Cross for Valour, The George Cross for 1857. since Forces Armed the British of members the enemy” to of gallantry “in the presence for awarded been system. It has honours the British of award prestigious and most is the highest Cross The Victoria CROSS THE VICTORIA Gallantry. Other signatures included. Lachhiman Gurung VC (1917-2010) 8th Gurkha Rifles, Indian Army awarded the VC for actions during 12/13 May 1945 at Taungdaw, Burma VCG028 £60 Piece measuring approximately 12cm x 6.4cm blue card. Gaje Ghale VC (1918-2000) 2nd Bn. 5th Royal Gurkha Rifles. VCG035 £70 15/08/1995 Victory Over Japan. John Daniel Hinton VC (1909-1997) 20th Bn., 2nd N.Z.E.F. (The Canterbury Regiment) awarded the VC for actions on 29 April 1941 at Kalamai, Greece VCH007 £120 28/04/1991 Evacuation from Greece. Ali Haidar VC (1913-1999) 13th Frontier Force Rifles, Indian Army awarded the VC for actions on 9 April 1945 at Fusignano, Italy VCH008 £125 18/12/1970 National Army Museum Group 5 No 4 The Sutlej Medal. www.buckinghamcovers.com 3 Norman Cyril Jackson VC (1919–1994) 106 Squadron, Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve awarded the VC for actions on 26 April 1944 at Schweinfurt, Germany VCJ001 £50 13/09/1982 Commemorating the First Award of the Victoria Cross to an Airman, 2nd Lt. W B Rhodes-Moorhouse. David Auldgo Jamieson VC CVO (1920-2001) The Royal Norfolk Regiment awarded the VC for actions during 7/8 August 1944 at Grimbosq, France VCJ005 £125 08/05/1970 25th Anniversary of V-E Day Royal Air Force Benson. ALSO AVAILABLE VCJ007 08/10/1994 Hinckley & District Philatelic Society. Other signatures included ......................................£70 e-mail EMAIL US * [email protected] Edward Kenna VC (1919–2009) Australian Military Forces awarded the VC for actions on 15 May 1945 at Wewak, New Guinea VCK002C £85 06/05/1995 50th Anniversary of the End of World War II Fiji, other signatures included.. John Patrick Kenneally VC (1921-2000) Irish Guards awarded the VC for actions on 28 April 1943 at Dj. Arada, Tunisia ALSO AVAILABLE VCK022 05/10/1999 Millennium Countdown Britain at War coin cover ......£35 VCK025 13/05/1993 The End of the War in North Africa ..............................£45 VCK034 23/09/1971 National Army Museum Group 1 No 10 The Royal Highland Fusiliers ..................................................................................£40 VCK037 01/02/2000 1943 Pacific The Burma Star .......................................£40 VCK042 08/05/1995 Victory In Europe The Italy Star ....................................£40 VCK043 27/05/1997 The Victoria Cross For Valour The George Cross For Gallantry. Other signatures included ..................................................£45 VCK020 £35 02/05/1995 50th Anniversary VE Day Daily Express signed. Don’t forget that you can always use Flexi-Pay to spread the cost of your covers. It’s simple, flexible and INTEREST FREE. You can choose to spread the cost over up to 12 months, with a minimum monthly payment of £10 - You can choose to spread the cost over up to 12 months, with a minimum monthly payment of £10. Talk to any of our team to find a payment plan that suits you. We then hold your order safely for you. We prefer you to pay by credit or debit card for this service Call us on 01303 278137 or email us at [email protected] 4 Warren House, Shearway Road, Folkestone, Kent Ct19 4Bf GG30 Tel 01303 278137 Fax 01303 279429 Email [email protected] Roderick Alastair Brook Learoyd VC (1913-1996) 49 Squadron, RAF awarded the VC for actions on 12 August 1940 at Dortmund-Ems Canal, Germany ALSO AVAILABLE VCL010A 11/09/1990 50th Anniversary of the Battle of Britain Gallantry. Other signatures included ......................................................... £50 VCL013 01/09/1988 The Defence Medal. Other signature included £15 VCL016B 11/09/1990 Salute To The Brave Battle of Britain. Other signature included ...................................................................£100 recipients. 1,355 individual 1,358 times to awarded been has the medal then, Since Crimean War. the during valour of acts honour to Victoria Queen 1856 by 29 January on introduced the VC was CROSS THE VICTORIA VCL017 04/09/1990 Salute To the Brave The Battle of Britain. Other signature included ...................................................................£100 VCL020 12/08/1982 First Victoria Cross Awarded to a Pilot of Bomber Command. Other signature included ....................................... £30 VCL036 01/05/1987 Mentioned In Despatches. Other signatures included ....................................................................................... £40 VCL010 £30 15/08/1984 The Award of the Victoria Cross to Flexi-pay available on all items! Airmen. Other signature included. No interest charged - payment options up to 12 months Gerard Ross Norton VC MM (1915-2004) Kaffrarian Rifles, South African Forces, attended 1/4th Bn., The Hampshire Regiment (later The Royal Hampshire Regiment) awarded the VC for actions on 31 August 1944 at Montegridolfo, Italy VCN001A £60 10/04/1995 The Beginning of the End of the War in Italy. ALSO AVAILABLE VCN002 08/06/1996 Victory, Second World War cover listing the World War II South African Winners ........................... £150 VCN003 Plain card measuring approximately 13.7cm x 8.8cm, ideal for
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