OMSA AUCTION 2021 Crowne Plaza Hotel – Milwaukee Airport 6401 South 13th Street Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53221

Thursday, August 5, 2021 Pre-Sale Viewing – 6:00 p.m. Auction – 7:15 p.m.

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Everything is sold “As is, Where is” Although all lots have been described in good faith, there are no guarantees as to description accuracy, item authenticity or condition. Once lots are sold there will be no refunds or returns, therefore all items should be physically inspected prior to the sale.

Payment and Collection No lots will be released the night of the sale, but rather must be paid for and collected on Friday morning at the Convention Registration Tables between 9 a.m. and Noon. Payment in U.S. dollars accepted by cash, check or credit card (Master Card or Visa only). LOTS TO BE SOLD

1. BOOKS - Lot of 3 of British Interest: 1. British Gallantry Awards by J.M.A Tamplin & P.E. Abbott. 2. Korea 1950-1953 Prisoners of War of the British Army. Compiled by Peter Gaston. 3. The Ri?le Volunteers by Ray Westlake.

2. USA – Lot of 4: 1. Distinguished Service Cross on crimp brooch by Graco GI, in named Arrow case of issue with lapel button. 2. Silver Star Medal, modern strike on pinback brooch. 3. Legion of Merit, OfTicer, crimp brooch LIGI. 4. Army Commendation Medal. All unnamed and in very good or better condition.

3. WORLDWIDE MEDALS – Lot of 3 + Ribbon: 1. Thailand - Freedom Medal, second class (without ribbon device). 2. Austria - Franz Josef Order, Knight’s Cross (no ribbon). 3. Bronze Medallion of Queen Maria Theresia, 1st of May, 1888. Plus two lengths of grand cross sash ribbon (one is Thailand Order of the White Elephant).

4. ROMANIA – 40th Anniversary Medal of the Communist Revolution, 1921-1961, in case of issue, with ribbon bar.

5. GREAT BRITAIN – British Army Belt Buckle, Victorian Era, with motto “Dieu Et Mon Droit.”

6. USA – Lot of 3: 1. Distinguished Flying Cross, on sewn brooch with oak leaf cluster, named to “R. R. Renouf” 2. Air Crew Wings, Tirst type, clutch back, unmarked 3. Silver Pin, USAF Volunteer FS, marked .925 Silver.

7. SOVIET UNION – Lot of 8 Medals: 1. Mounted group of four: Veterans of Labor Medal, 1974; 20th Anniversary of the Victory of WWII, 1945-1965; 30th Anniversary of Victory of WWII, 1945-1975; 40th Anniversary of WWII, 1945-1985. 2. Defense of Stalingrad Medal, WWII era manufacture on proper suspension. 3. Veterans of Labor Medal, 1974 (x 3).

8. JAPAN – Japanese Red Cross Society Golden Order of Merit Medal, on ladies’ ribbon, in case of issue, with lapel rosette.

9. GERMANY – Third Reich – Lot of 2: War Service Crosses, 2nd Class, without swords, (x2). Late-war types in zinc, both together on a length of Mother’s Cross ribbon, both medals are oxidized.

10. BOOKS – Lot of 3 of British Interest: Rollcall: The Delville Wood Story by Ian Uys. 2. The Annals of the King’s Royal Ri?le Corps Volume VI by Giles Mills & Roger Nixon. 3. The Irish Guards in the Great War by Rudyard Kipling (modern reprint).

11. VIETNAM INTEREST – Lot of 3: 1. South Vietnam – Cross of Gallantry, a Vietnamese-made piece on correct ribbon with two (2) star devices. 2. Medallion “Peace in Vietnam 1973” Obverse features shaking hands and dove of Peace. Reverse features a reunited family and “Our Boys are Home” by Medallic Arts Co. New York, bronze. 3. U.S. Combat Medic Badge – Vietnamese-made piece.

12. VENEZUELA- Order of Francisco Miranda, Grand Cross, First Class, sash badge and full sash.

2 13. BOOKS – Lot of 3 of British Interest: 1. The Bantams. 2. History of the Cambridge University Of?icers Training Corps by Hew Strachen. 3. For the Sake of Example: Capital Courts Martial 1914-18, the Truth by Anthony Babbington.

14. USA – Large lot of 18+ Medals and Badges, including Veterans of Foreign Wars, Womens’ Relief Corps, several Grand Army of the Republic items, including 61st Annual Encampment - 1927, Sons of Union Veterans, U.S. Indian Police Badge (copy, minus pin), NY National Guard Recruiting Medal, Illinois State Fair 1905 Gen. John McNulta commemorating valor of soldiers 1861-1865, 1898-1901; IOF LBC medal; Polish Teachers’ Union badge, Raymond Washington.

15. USA – Lot of 2: 1. American Legion “La Societe des 40 Hommes et 8 Cheveux” (“40 and 8”) Medal with Tive bars and top brooch bar on ribbon: “Voyageur Militaire”, “Garde de la Porte”, “Conducteur”, “Aumonair”, “Chef de Gare”. 2. Same as last, minus top brooch bar, with single bar on ribbon: “Voyageur Militaire”.

16. BOOKS – Lot of 2 of Irish Interest: The Presbyterian Church of Ireland: Roll of Honour 1914-1919. Imperial War Museum publication. 2. The Irish Regiments 1683-1999 by R. G. Harris. 3.

17. FRANCE (Colonial) – Order of the Black Star of Benin, Knight’s badge, silver & enamels, without ribbon.

18. GREAT BRITAIN – Lot of 4 Copy Decorations: 1. George Cross 2. Distinguished Flying Cross 3. Air Force Cross, George VI, 4. Air Force Medal, George VI. All marked “COPY” and on correct ribbons.

19. BOOKS – Lot of 3 of British Interest. 1. Forgotten Heroes: The Charge of the Light Brigade by Roy Dutton (Revised Edition). 2. Forgotten Heroes: The Charge of the Heavy Brigade by Roy Dutton. 3. Forgotten Heroes: The Charge of the 21st Lancers at Omdurman by Roy Dutton.

20. USA – Distinguished Flying Cross, WWII, numbered “17x256”. Planchet only, no suspender bar, ribbon or brooch. “Split” number 17x256 straddles the propeller tip.

21. PHILIPPINES – Lot of 2: 1. Jolo Campaign Medal by El Oro, in crushed box of issue with ribbon bar and lapel pin. 2. Philippine Independence Medal, July 4, 1946, U.S. made.

22. USA – WWI Victory Medal with two bars: “VITTORIO-VENETO”, “Defensive Sector”, on original ribbon and wrap brooch. First bar scarce.

23. USA – Lot of 9 Medals: 1. WWI Victory Medal, no bar, original ribbon and brooch. Army Good Conduct Medal (x 4), all unnamed on original ribbons and sewn brooches. WWII Asiatic-PaciTic Campaign Medal, on original ribbon with crimp brooch. WWII American Campaign Medal (x 2), on original ribbons with crimp brooches, and National Defense Medal.

24. USA- Lot of 3: 1. Civil War Campaign Medal – U.S. Army, modern strike on crimp brooch, with ring suspension. 2. WWI Victory Medal, on original ribbon and brooch. 3. U.S. Naval Reserve Faithful Service Medal, original issue, on U.S. mint brooch with stiff ribbon.

3 25. PAKISTAN- Lot of 3: 1. Independence Medal, 1947 (Times 2), named: 2204496 L/NK (Lance Naik) “Nazir Ahmed”, R.P.E., on correct ribbon. 2. Named: 3235298 Naik “Ahmed Khan Baluch R., no ribbon. 3. Pakistan Republic Medal, 23rd March, 1956, unnamed as issued, with correct ribbon.

26. GREAT BRITAIN- Order of the British Empire - Commander (Military), Type 2 with full length neck ribbon, in Garrard & Co. Ltd., in case of issue embossed “C.B.E. MILY”, silver gilt and enamels, excellent condition.

27. SOUTH AFRICA- Family group of four medals: British War Medal named to: M. A. Bosch, 5th S. A. M. R. (South African Mounted RiTles) and son’s group of three: 1939-45 Star, War Medal 1939-45 and Africa Service Medal, all impressed: “572118 W.C. Bosch”. All on correct ribbons.

28. BOOKS – Lot of 2 British & Canadian WW1 Interest: 1. Leaving All That Was Dear: Cheltenham and the Great War by G. Sacker. 2. Gallant Canadians: The Story of the Tenth Canadian Infantry Battalion 1914-1919 by Daniel G. Dancocks.

29. USA – Lot of 2: 1. Pearl Harbor Commemorative Medal, 50th Anniversary, in velvet lined case. 2. Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States, 100th Anniversary Medal, December 4th, 1999, Philadelphia, PA, in embossed case of issue.

30. USA – United Spanish War Veterans Medal for the 26th Anniversary of Cuban Independence and 30th Encampment of the USWV held in Havana, Cuba and worn by a nurse. Medal has bronze “Nurse” device on ribbon with pinback brooch named “Holland”. With photocopied research on Emma Holland (1862-1953). Graduated from Illinois Training School for Nurses, Class of 1892. She was a contract nurse for the U.S. Army Nurse Corps in the Spanish American War. Buried in Arlington National Cemetery.

31. USA – Lot of 3 Medals of the Selective Service System. 1. Distinguished Service Medal. 2. Exceptional Service Medal. 3. Meritorious Service Medal. All of modern manufacture.

32. BOOK – Kitüntetések A. Magyar Köztarsaságban / Decorations in the Hungarian Republic by Kossuth Könyvkiado.

33. GREAT BRITAIN – Victorian badge, Second Warwickshire, Twenty-Fourth Foot, bronze, uncertain period of manufacture.

34. USA – Lot of 5 Medals. 1. Distinguished Flying Cross; 2. U.S. Naval Reserve Faithful Service Medal, WWII Era Issue on full-wrap brooch; 3. Department of the Army Exceptional Civilian Service Medal; 4. Department of the Army Meritorious Service Medal; 5. NATO Service Medal with bar “FORMER YUGOSLAVIA.”

35. PORTUGAL – Lot of 2: 1. WWI Exemplary Service Medal, in silver. 2. Unknown enameled cross.

36. UNITED NATIONS – Lot of 3. 1. Korean Service Medal, English Language version. 2. Korean Service Medal, Greek Version, in original box of issue. 3. United Nations Expeditionary Force Service Medal.

4 37. GREAT BRITAIN & GERMANY –Lot of 5 Badges and a Medal. 1: Lincolnshire Regiment Cap Badge. 2: East Lancashire Regiment cap badge. 3: Saint George Brooch Pin. 4: WWII Loyal Service Lapel Badge, silvered. 5: Germany - Frederick August 1809 Cross (reproduction).

38. USA – Lot of 2 UnofTicial Medals. 1: U.S. Marine Corps Service Commemorative Medal 1775-2000. 2: 50th Anniversary Korean Defense Commemorative 1950-2000. Both in named leatherette cases with ribbon bar and miniature medal.

39. BOOKS – Lot of 2: 1. Police Medals of the World by Roger Campion. 2. Great Uncle Fred’s War: An Illustrated Diary. 1917-1920. Pryor Publications.

40. USA – Lot of 3 Medals. 1: US Navy Good Conduct Medal. Named to “HERBERT / BENJAMIN / HITE / 1932” with two subsequent award bars named and dated. 1936 and 1939 (Medal is missing lower suspension and has been re-ribboned). 2: U.S. Naval Reserve Faithful Service Medal, WWII type, ring Suspension, on full wrap brooch, which is minus the pin and catch. 3: State of Virginia Six-Year Faithful Service Medal, with extra award device on ribbon.

41. USA – Lot of 3 Medals. 1: Army Distinguished Service Medal, on crimp brooch. 2: Legion of Merit – OfTicer, on crimp brooch. 3: Meritorious Service Medal, in case of issue with ribbon bar and lapel pin.

42. RUSSIA – Lot of 3 Imperial Russian Badges. Possible Reproductions.

43. BOOKS – Lot of 2 of Soviet Interest: Echoes of War: Researching Soviet Military Decorations by Paul J. Schmitt. 2. Orders and Medals of the USSR by George Putnikov.

44. ITALY – Lot of 4 Medals. 1: Cross of Military Merit. WWI era, re-ribboned on correct ribbon. 2: Same, minus suspension and ribbon. 3: WWI Service Medal, no ribbon. 4: Italian Hospital of Santa Fe Colony, 1890, no ribbon.

45. USA & MEXICO – Lot of 3 Medals. 1: U.S. Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Pin Brooch, 10K gold and enamels. 2: Small U.S. Flag Pin. 3: Mexico - 100th Anniversary of the Battle of Chapultepec.

46. BELGIUM – Lot of 3 Medals. 1: Yser Medal. 2: Civil Service Cross. 3: 1914-1918 Volunteer Medal.

47. FRANCE – Lot of 6 Medals and Badges. 1: WWII Service Medal with bar “EXTREME- ORIENT” 2: Cross of Military Valor. With two French regimental badges and two small silver engraved medals.

48. SOUTH KOREA – Ministry of Patriots and Veteran’s Armies Korean Veterans Association Korean War Veteran’s 50th Anniversary Medal. In case of issue with miniature medal and lapel pin.

49. BOOKS – Lot of 4 British Interest: 1. The Daily Telegraph’s Roll of Honour for Northern Ireland, 1971-2000. 2. The Story of the Rye Volunteers by Leopold Amon Vidler. 3. The Recollections of Three Manchesters in the Great War: Mike Lally of the Old Contemptibles, Joe Horgan of the Territorials, John Hallows of the PALS. From conversations recorded with

5 Frank Heaton. Edited by Sue Richardson. 4. The Up?ill-Brown Collection. Catalog from Buckland, Dix & Wood (photocopied and spiral bound).

50. USA and FOREIGN – Lot of 27 Miniature Medals. 1: Mounted group of 5: Navy Good Conduct Medal; American Defense Medal; American Campaign Medal; WWII Victory Medal; UN Korean War Service Medal. 2: Mounted group of 5: Navy Expeditionary Medal; National Defense Service Medal; Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal; Southwest Asia Service Medal; Humanitarian Service Medal. 3: Air Force Commendation Medal (x 2). 4: Air Force Good Conduct Medal (x 6). 5: Army Commendation Medal. 6: Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal. 7: Vietnam Service Medal. 8: American Defense Service Medal. 9: Vietnam Campaign Medal. 9: Armed Forces Reserve Medal (Air Force reverse). 10: Society of 1812 Member Medal. 11: France-WWII Service Medal, bar “EXTREME ORIENT”.

51. FRANCE – Lot of 4 Medals. 1: Medal Militaire, WWI era. 2: Croix de Guerre, WWI, dated 1914-1917, with palm and star on ribbon. 3: Croix de Guerre, WWI, dated 1914-1917, with four silver stars on ribbon. 4: French unknown regimental badge enamel, pinback.

52. WORLD-WIDE MEDALS – Lot of 8. All without ribbons. 1: USA Soldier’s Medal (minus suspension ring). 2: USA WWI Victory Medal. 3: USA WWII European Africa Middle East Campaign Medal. 4: Grand Army of the Republic Rhode Island Delegation to 24th National Encampment, Boston, August, 1890. 5: France, Croix de Guerre, for Overseas Theaters of Operation. 6: WWI Commemorative Medal Paris, 1914-1916. 7: Japan - Red Cross Medal, bronze. 8: Romania - WWII Anti-Communist Medal.

53. BOOKS – Lot of 4 British Interest: 1. The Roll of Honour: Malaya 1948 – 1960 by Peter Gaston (photocopied and spiral bound). 2. Pioneer Battalions of the Great War by K. W. Mitchinson. 3. A History of the Early Orders of Knighthood and Chivalry by D. G. Neville. 4. Roll of Employees Who Served in His Majesty’s Naval, Military and Air Forces 1914 – 1918 – Arthur Gunines, Son and Co., Ltd. Dublin.

54. USA – Korean War Pair of Medals. Air Medal and Army Commendation Medal. Both engraved “JOHN J. MCCONKEY”. With some research.

55. GREAT BRITAIN – Victoria Cross. An older copy, marked copy.

56. USA – Lot of 6 U.S. Army Badges, circa Spanish American War Era. 1: 89th, 97th and 103rd Artillery, all pinback: 15th Infantry Company F (x2) and Company G, all screw-back.

57. BOOKS – Lot of 2 of British Interest: Sotheby’s Catalog of Military and Naval Campaign Medals From the Collection of the Late Charles Lovell, M.B.E. First & Second Parts. 1977 & 1978. Published by Spink and Son, Ltd.

58. FRANCE - Lot of 5. 1: Order of Social Merit, silver and enamels. 2: Croix de Guerre, WWI dated 1914-1918, with palm on ribbon. 3: Same, with silver star on ribbon. 4: French Korean War Service Medal, 1952. 5: Badge for 6th Arrow Brigade.

59. BOOKS – Lot of 3 of British Interest: 1. Glendining’s Auction Catalog: The Sampson Collection of Medals to the Black Watch (1991). 2. Soldiers Died in the Great War 1914-1919: The Black Watch (Royal Highlanders) – Modern reprint. 3. Royal Engineers (Volunteers) 1859 – 1908 by R. A. Westlake. 6 60. USA AND MISCELLANEOUS – Lot of 7 Medals and Badges. 1: United Spanish War Veteran’s 8th Annual State Encampment Medal, 1911, by Whitehead & Hoag, Newark, N.J. 2: Unknown Silver Medal (not U.S.). ODiNR with crown and shaking hands. 3: Douglas MacArthur Mayor’s Committee New York, April 20th, 1951. 4: The Commercial Tercentenary of New York 1614-1914, bronze medal on red, white and blue ribbon. 5: California - 100 Percent Drill Attendance Medal with bars 1933, 1934, 1935, 1936, and 1937. 6: WWI Third Infantry Division commemorative badge, Boston, Mass., July 12-15, 1934. 7: VFW and Auxiliary Twin Falls Convention ID Badge, June 24-25-26, 1949.

61. JAPAN – Lot of 3. 1: Order of the Rising Sun, 6th Class pocket badge. 2: Disabled Soldier’s badge. 3: Unknown Japanese Medal.

62. BOOK – Semper Paratus: Honors to the U.S. Coast Guard in World War II. Compiled and edited by Jeffrey R. Floyd and Dean S. Veremakis.

63. BOOKS – Lot of 3 of British Interest: 1. The Victoria Volunteer Long and Ef?icient Service Medal 1881 – 1901 by R.D. Williams, F.R.N.S. 2. The Territorial Battalions: A Pictorial History 1859-1985 by Ray Westlake. 3. Patriots All: The Totnes Ri?le Volunteers by Victor Peach.

64. CANADA – Lot of 2. WWI “For Honorable Service” badge; Royal Canadian Navy Petty OfTicer Cap Badge, 1960s vintage.

65. BOOKS – Lot of 3 of British Interest: 1. Croydon and the Great War by the Libraries Committee of the Corporation of Croydon. 2. Croydon and the Second World War Together with the Croydon Roll of Honour. Edited by W. C. Berwick Sayers. 3. Unveiling and Dedication of the Great War Cross and Memorial at the Epsom Cemetery. Sunday, 17th May 1925.

66. BOOK – British Interest: Chats on Military Curios by Stanley C. Johnson. A beautiful vintage edition featuring embossed renditions of the Punjab & India General Service 1895 campaign medals on the cover.

67. GERMANY. Silver Medallion Commemorating the Turn of the Century (1900). Obverse: a veiled woman extinguishing a torch with her right hand, while holding a new torch in her left hand. Reverse: a winged sphinx with the date “1900.” 38mm, silver.

68. USA – Lot of 5 Cased and Boxed Medals. 1: Army Commendation Medal. 2: Air Medal in original box with lapel pin and ribbon bar. Dated 8/67 (His Lordship Products Box). 3: American Defense Service Medal, in 1945 dated box. 4: WWII Victory Medal, in 1947 dated box. 5: Armed Forces Reserve Medal, Air Force. In Daniel Smilo and Sons Inc. box.

69. USA – Lot of 6 Medals. 1: Distinguished Flying Cross, named “Edward A. Graeme”. 2: Air Medal. 3: Army Good Conduct Medal. 4: WW2 American Campaign Medal. 5: WW2 Asiatic- PaciTic Campaign Medal. 6: WWII Victory Medal. With Pilot Wings marked sterling (clutch- back) along with an engraved name plate “Edward A. Graeme”/PaciTic Theater/1944-1945.”

7 70. BOOKS – Lot of 4 of British Interest. 1. The Last Post: A Roll of All Of?icers (Naval, Military and Colonial) Who Gave Their Lives For Their Queen, King and Country, in the South African War, 1899-1902. By Mildred G. Dooner. (Hayward & Son Reprint). 2. The Queen v. Louis Riel. Published by Gryphon Editions, New York, 1992. 3. Of?icers of the Black Watch 1725 to 1952 (Revised Edition) Thomas Hunter & Son, Ltd. 4. Roll of Honour: Roll of Members of the University of Glasgow Who Lost Their Lives In The Service Of Their Country 1939-1945. Issued by the University Court of the University of Glasgow, 1952.

71. USA – Lot of 5 Boxed Medals and 2 Decoration Cases (empty). 1: Army Commendation Medal with ribbon bar and lapel pin. 2: American Campaign Medal in WWII US Navy Box, with USMC Label (scuffed). 3: WWII Victory Medal in Medallic Art Co. box, dated 6-21-46. 4: National Defense Medal, in box dated 9/70. 5: Armed Forces Reserve Medal in box dated 1/78.

72. BOOK – Scottish WW1 Interest: Roll of Honour Scottish Ri?les / Cameronians WW1.

73. BOOKS – Lot of 3 of British Interest: 1. Tank Tracks: 9th Battalion Royal Tank Regiment at War 1940-45. 2. Catalogue of War Medals, Decorations, Etc. Scott Stamp & Coin Co., Ltd., NY 1888. 3. Journal of Military History for the Collector of British Militaria – The Last Stand. All That Was Left of Them. (Modderfontein, Sept. 17th, 1901.) Newsletter, Winter 1987.

74. WORLD-WIDE MEDALS – Miscellaneous Lot of 6. 1: Bolivia - Order of the Condor of the Andes, white enameled badge, damaged, with condor suspension (separated) and no ribbon. 2: Chile - Order of Merit, missing center medallion, in leather case of issue. 3: Chile - Order of Merit, blue enamel, heavily damaged. 4-6: Three unknown military enameled badges (one possibly Imperial Russian, all possible reproductions?).

75. BOOKS – Lot of 3 of British Interest: 1. First In, Last Out. Recce Squadron, 5th Royal Inniskilling Dragoon Guards, 1942-1946. 2. Flag Badges, Seals and Arms of Hong Kong by G. C. Hamilton. 3. Program – St. Paul’s Cathedral, Friday, May 2nd, 1919 – (Service) In Memory of the Of?icers, Warrant Of?icers, Non-Commissioned Of?icers and Men of the Cavalry and Yeomanry, who gave their lives in the Service of their King and Country During the Great War.

76. MEDAL CASES – Lot of 11 Vintage Medal Cases and Boxes. All empty, includes: green leather Cartier case, several Japanese cases, etc.

77. BOOK – Recipients of Bars to the Military Cross, 1916-1920, To which is added M.C.s to Warrant Of?icers 1915-1919 by J.V. Webb. Hardback, a nominal roll of 193 pages.

78. WORLD-WIDE – Box Lot of Miscellaneous Military Medals, Buttons and Insignia. Dozens of interesting items. Hours of entertainment awaits he or she who identiTies them all.

79. GREAT BRITAIN - Royal Air Force Enlisted Man’s Peaked Cap, blue serge wool hat with brass “RAF” cap badge. Sweatband dated 1954. Excellent condition.

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