Eighth Session, Commencing at 2.30 pm

INDIA

Ancient

2179* Bengal, Kushan style coinage of the c.2nd - 3rd century A.D., gold dinar 7.21 grams, imitating Kanishka I, obv, king standing part to left holding trident and sprinkling incense over altar, rev. 2181* goddess Ardoxsho standing right, tamgha to right, (cf. Ancient India, Ananda-ending, Chiefs of Karnataka, 2nd Mitchiner, Bangladesh p.30 No.23 var.). Very fine although century A.D., lead coins of various types (11), som,e with weakly struck and very rare. arched hill/tree in railing, some with horse, an others lead/ $450 copper coins (60 including two from the Mandisor area of Malwa and a uniface Western Satrap coin with facing bull. This dinar is a crude copy struck by the local kings of Bengal in imitation Good - very fine, some very scarce. (17) of the coinage of the Kushan King Kanbishka I. The striking of these $350 was due to the growth of the trade routes with the Kushan lands in the north. By the fourth century A.D. these imitative types were replaced by Gupta coinage.

2182* 2180* Bracteates of India, uncertain period in gold, one on a square Samudragupta, (c.A.D. 330-370), gold stater, (7.648 grams), flan with standing figure, incuse reverse, (1.284 grams), standard type, obv. king standing to left, wearing Kushan another as a brockage with two objects within eliptical frame style coat and trousers, holding a tall standard with his left block border, (2.536 grams). Very fine. (2) hand, sacrificing over altar, in the field to left is the $100 garudadhvaja, the Garuda-topped standard, Samudra in Brahmi letters to his immediate right, poetical legend around, rev. goddess Lakshmi seated facing on a two leg stool, holding a cornucopiae and a noose, symbol to left, to right the biruda Medieval India of the king, the Brahmi legend ‘Parakramah’, (Altekar cf.plate I, 14, BMC 6 [Pl.I, 6] from very similar dies, cf.M.4774). Of fine style, very fine and very scarce. 2183 $250 Ganges Valley, Gahadavales (Rathors) of Kanauj and Banares, Govindachandra (1114-1154) and his successors to 1193, base This is the first type coin struck by the Guptas, and clearly derived its inspiration from the Kushan type of Kanishka II and successors. The gold stater, (c.4.0 grams), obv. four-armed Lakshmi seated tridents are transformed into a plain standard and the Garuda-standard. cross-legged facing, rev. three lined Brahmi legend ‘Srimad Ardoksho enthroned becomes Lakshmi enthroned, whose adjuncts, the Go / vinda chandra / deva, (M.490-496). Very fine or better. noose and cornucopiae identify her image. The engraver in most Gupta (10) coins always gave the obverse his greatest attention with his skill, for both its composition and style, but the reverse was less important and $400 generally of poorer style.

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2184* Jammu and Kashmir, Late imitative of Kushan, Kidara issue 2189* for king Pratapaditya II (c.5th century A.D.), base gold stater, Vijayanagar, Krishna deva Raya, (1509-1529), gold pagoda, (7.1 grams), obv. debased standing king facing with head to with the image of Balakrishna, (M. [Karnataka] 640); half left, rev. crude representation of Goddess Ardoksho enthroned Pagoda, Hari Hara II (1377-1404), showing Shiva and Parvati facing, (M.3642). Nearly very fine and scarce. (M.412; another gold pagoda of Rama Raya with standing $100 deities and another indistinct pagoda. Fine - good very fine. (4) 2185 $200 Jammu and Kashmir, Late imitative of Kushan, Kidara issue for king Pratapaditya II (c.5th century A.D.), base gold stater, (6.8 grams), obv. debased standing king facing with head to left, rev. crude representation of Goddess Ardoksho enthroned facing, (M.3646). Nearly very fine and scarce. $100 2190* Western Ganges, Orissa state, gold pagoda (1080-1138 or later), obv. elephant right, rev. ornamental floral scroll, (F.689, M.702). Extremely fine. $120

Ex Noble Numismatics Sale 64 (lot 2665).

part 2186* Medieval India and Ancient India, Kausambi, Magha Dynasty, king Blimavarna, 1st century A.D. copper issues (cf.BMC The Sultanates pl.XXI) (3); Azes II, billon tetradrachm, 30-20 B.C.; Deccan, Satavananas, king Pulomavi, 131-159 (2, 1 illust.), (M.CSI 154) Western Satraps, silver drachms (4) various rulers described, 2191 3rd-4th century A.D.; Gafhaiya, silver drachms c.950-1150, Sultans of Bengal, Ala al-din Husain, (A.H. 899-925, A.D. (2), (M.423-7); Chand Rajas of Garhwal, silver timasha years 3 1493-1519), silver tanka, undated, Husainabad mint, (G&G and 6 c.1770, (cf.M.3676); Cannanore, Ali Rajas, fifth rupee, B741, R471); another Fathabad mint, dated “89” (G&G B739, AH 1220, (KM.5); Indonesia, Javanese kingdom, silver units, R.468); Punjab, Sikh Empire, Ranjit Singh, (VS 1856-1896, A.D. Nagai “Na”, c.1293-1520. All in packets described, mostly 1799-1839), VS 1884 = 1827, Amritsar mint, (2), (KM.22.1). Fine fine, several better. (17) - extremely fine. (4) $120 $100

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Medieval India, mostly Sultanates copper coins. Many with oxidation and wear, poor very good. (125) $50 2192* Adil Shahs of Bijapur, Adilshahi kingdom, Muhammad Adil (A.H. 1037-1068, A.D. 1627-1657), gold pagoda, (3.372 grams), with Persian inscriptions both sides forming a rhymed couplet, (G&G BJ20, R. 657, Spink-Taisei sale No.9 lot 316 [realised $1300 US]). Very fine and very rare. $300

2188* This is the only Islamic gold coin struck by any of the successor states Northern India, Pannramaras of Malwa (Malawa), Udayaditya, to the Bahmani kingdom of Kulbarga. It was struck to the pagoda standard of the Karnataka. Ismail had five examples having an averaage (c.1070-1086), base gold stater, (4.1 grams), obv. four-armed weight of 3.37 grams. The legends read “The World has gained ornament Lakshmi seated cross-legged facing, rev. three lined Brahmi and glory from these two Muhammads, One Muhammad the Prophet; legend ‘Srimad U / dayalle / va, (Roy, “The Coinage of two Muhammad the Shah”. This coin type was briefly described in 1912 Northern India” [Pl.11, 1 p.65-66]). Extremely fine and very by Taylor and more adequately by Ismail in 1925. Subsequently the Spink-Taisei example was illustrated, other examples have turned up in rare. the last few years. $150

181 2197 Sultans of Delhi, Sher Shah, (945-952 A.H., 1538-1545 A.D.), silver rupees (2), Gwailor mint, year 951, (G&G 781, R.1659); Shergarh Bakkar type, (G&G D804, R.1652); Islam Shah Suri, (952-960 A.H., 1545-1552 A.D.), silver rupees, Gwalior mint, dated 957, (G&G D961A, R.1777); Narnol mint, dated 960, (G&G D965, R.1780); another year 956 mintless type 1477 type, (G&G 2193* D980, R.1791). Very fine. (5) Sultans of Delhi, Alau-D-Din Muhammad Shah II, (695-715 $120 A.H., 1296-1316 A.D.), gold tanka, (10.696 grams), uncertain 2198 mint, date of flan, obv. four lines, (The most mighty Sultan Sultanates, billon and copper coins of the Sultans of Delhi Alau-D-Din wa ud din the Victorious Muhammad Shah, the (88); Deccani Sultanates (18), Gujarat, Malwa, Juanpur (12). Sultan). rev. three lines (Sekunder the II, right hand of Khalifat, Poor - fine, mostly described in packets. (118) supporter of the faith), mint and date [off flan] around, all $100 within double square both sides, probably struck on rupee dies, (cf.G&G D225-7 (silver tanka), cf.R. 993-5). Very fine and probably a contemporary forgey. $250 Mogul Emperors He was the most powerful of the Delhi Sultans, he aimed for world domination calling himself the second Alexander. He also accumulated vast wealth. This example somewhat cruder in style and from dies of a type not used in gold. 2199 Akbar, for Baglana, silver mahmudis (32), silver half mahmudis (5) all struck at Muhler in the name of Akbar, only a few dated, most with date of flan, (KM.72); Kutch, silver kori issued by Desalji I (1719-1752), (KM.56). Mostly very fine, a few better. (38) $150

2194* Sultans of Delhi, Qutb al-Din Mubarak Shah I, (716-720 A.H.,

1316-1320 A.D.), silver square tankas, Hadrat Dar al-Khilafa mint, year 718, (G&G D261, R. 1039). Very fine and rare. $130 2200* 2195 Akbar, (A.H. 963-1014, A.D.1556-1605), Gold mohur, (10.842 Sultans of Delhi, Qutb al-Din Mubarak Shah I, (716-720 A.H., grams), struck in Agra mint, issued A.H. 978 (A.D. 1570-1), 1316-1320 A.D.), silver square tankas, Dar al Islam mint, date Agra mint signature, obv. Kalima, rev. Akbar’s name, date and of flan but appear to be year 717, (G&G D262, Radjor 1038). mint signature, (BMC 45, PMC 131, cf.Nagpur 12, IMC -, KM. Very fine and very rare. (2) SAC 106.1). Short on flan on obverse, nearly full on reverse, $150 otherwise very fine, scarce. $240

Ex Colin E. Pitchfork Collection, Noble Numismatics Sale 48 (lot 1906) and previously from Spink & Son, London, Numismatic Circular, April 1973 (3577 illustrated).

2201 Shah Jahan I, (A.H. 1037-1068, A.D.1628-1658), round Gold mohur, (10.954 grams), struck in Surat mint, issued A.H. [1038] 2196* (A.D. 1628-9), Regnal Year 2, Azar month, Surat mint signature, Sultans of Delhi, Fakhr-D-Din Muhammad III bin Tughluq, obv. around dots within circles, Kalima, Regnal Year, month (725-752 A.H., 1325-1351 A.D.), gold tankah, (10.548 grams), and mint signature, rev. Persian legend, (M. 3211, KM. 255.6). Delhi mint, dated 725?, obv. three lines, within circle and margin Full bold strike as struck, uncirculated. around, (The confiding in the benighity of the merciful $650 Muhammad Shah the Sultan), (cf.G&G D331 (but a dinar), cf.Wright 480, Hull 283, BMC 260-262, Ranjor 1206). Nearly 2202 extremely fine and rare. Shah Jahan I, (A.H. 1037-1068), (A.D. 1628-1658), round silver $300 rupees Shahajahanabad mint, various dates, (KM. 222.13, 228.5, 235.23). Mostly fine a few better. (28) Ex Colin E. Pitchfork Collection, Noble Numismatics Sale 50 (lot $150 1797).

182 2203 2213 Shah Jahan I, (A.H. 1037-1068), (A.D. 1628-1658), round silver Muhammad Shah, (A.H. 1131-1161), (A.D. 1719-1748), round rupees various mints, many of Tatta mint, others with mint off silver rupees various dates from Shahjahanabad Mint the flan, One plated, others mostly fine. (40) (KM.437.4). Mostly very good - very fine. (24) $200 $120 2204 2214 Aurangzeb, (A.H. 1068-1118), (A.D. 1658-1707), round silver Muhammad Shah, (A.H. 1131-1161), (A.D. 1719-1748), round rupees various dates from Multan Mint (KM.300.63). Mostly silver rupees various dates and mints including Ajmir, very good - good fine. (28) Akbarabad (2), Itawea (9) and Gwailor (3). Mostly very fine or $140 better. (15) $200 2205 Aurangzeb, (A.H. 1068-1118), (A.D. 1658-1707), round silver rupees various dates from Shahjahanabad Mint (KM.300.81). Mostly very good - very fine. (15) $80 Independent Kingdoms and Native States 2206 Aurangzeb, (A.H. 1068-1118), (A.D. 1658-1707), round silver 2215 rupees various dates from Shahjahanabad Mint (KM.300.81). India Independent Kingdoms, Farrukhabad, rupees (2), in the Mostly very good - very fine. (30) name of Muhammad Shah, Farrukhabad years 28, 31 $140 (KM.437.3); Rupees (7) in the name of Shah Alam II, 1188/16, 2207 1189/16, 1190/18 (2), 1192/19, [12]14/39, [12]15/39, (KN.C86.2); Aurangzeb, (A.H. 1068-1118), (A.D. 1658-1707), round silver Nawabs of Bengal, rupee in the name of Ahmad Shah Bahadur, rupees various dates from Surat Mint (35), half rupees (9), Murshidabad, year 2 (KM.446.15); Nawabs of surat, rupee in (KM.294.6, 300.86). Mostly very good - very fine. (44) the name of Shah Alam II, year 7 (KM.724), rupee of Broach; $240 rupee in the name of Ahmad Shah Bahadur, Allahabad, 1164/ 4 (KM.446.4); Mughal, Muhammad Shah, rupees (3), Gwailor, 2208 year 1, 1140/10, 1145/15. Very fine - good very fine. (16) Aurangzeb, (A.H. 1068-1118), (A.D. 1658-1707), round silver $150 rupees various dates, all from Tatta mint. Mostly fine. (32) $150 2216 Afghanistan, Durranis and successors, Sher ‘Ali, (A.H. 1283 2209 - 1296), (A.D. 1868-1879), silver rupees of Kabul, various dates Aurangzeb, (A.H. 1068-1118), (A.D. 1658-1707), round silver and types, (KM.517, 518, 519, 520, 521), Fine or better, several rupees various dates and mints (27), also includes half rupees have been mounted. (43) (4), Surat mint type. Mostly good - fine. (31) $150 $100 2217 2210 Alwar, silver rupees (10), in the name of Muhammad Akbar, Farrukhsiyar, (A.H. 1124-1131), (A.D. 1713-1719), round silver years 19 (3), 20, 24/1244 (6), (KM.20); Jhalawar, silver rupees rupees various dates, all from Shahjahanabad Mint, (4) in the name of Queen Victoria, years 2 (2), 4 (2), (KM.Y.6.1); (KM.377.55). Mostly fine - very fine. (50) Awadh, Najibabad mint, silver rupees in the name of Shah $150 Alam II, years 45 (2), 46 (2), 47 (2), (KM.116.11). Good very fine or better. (20) $150 2218 Assam, Shiva Simha (1715-1744), gold quarter mohurs, dated year 24 in the name of Queen Ambika, (KM.96). All have been mounted, otherwise very fine and an unlisted date for this 2211* denomination. (4) Shah Jahan II, Rafi-ud-Daula, (A.H.1131, A.D.1719), gold $250 mohur, year 1, (1719), 11.094 grams, Surat mint, (KM.418.8). Extremely fine and very scarce. 2219 $300 Awadh, Wajid Ali Shah, silver rupee 1272 AH (1856), (KM.365.3); Assam, silver rupee in Ahom script of Gadadhara Only a trace of the ruler’sd nane is disernable and no mint but the Simha (1681-1696), (KM.29); Kuninda, silver drachm, (c.late symbol on the issue is for Surat. Likewise the size of the flan suggest 2nd century B.C.), (M.4444); Mauryan Empire, silver that this coin was struck in the above reign and not in Shah Jahan III reign. karshapana, Malwa, (c.200 B.C.), (cf.M.4251-7, Gupta & Hardaker 596); Mogul, Akbar, Mulher mint, nd, silver unit 2212 (KM.72.1); others Indore (2), quarter rupees; Kutch, kori VS Muhammad Shah, (A.H. 1131-1161), (A.D. 1719-1748), round 1992 (1935) (KM.Y.59); rupee 1840, continuous legend, S silver rupees various dates from Akbarabad Mint (KM.436.3). incuse 20 berries, (KM.457.8); and a Tibet tanka. Mostly toned, Mostly very good - very fine. (36) very fine - nearly uncirculated. (10) $180 $400

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2220* Bharatpur, Randhir Singh, (A.H. 1220-1239, A.D. 1805-1823), gold mohur (10.772 grams), issued in the name of Shah Alam 2226* II, 16/123X, Dig mint (with mint name Maha Indrapur), with Jaipur, Man Singh II (1922-1948), nazarana paisa 1936, RY 15, mint marks symbol, (cf.KM.126a [silver rupee]). Not published obv, inscription with name of Edward VIII (1936), (KM.167, in gold as a mohur, extremely rare. US$400 EF). Extremely fine and rare. $500 $150

2221* Cis-Sutlej States, Patiala, Rajindar Singh (1876-1900), gold mohur, katar at left, not dated, (KM.9). Good very fine and rare. 2227* $400 Jaipur, Man Singh and Edward VIII, nazarana paisas 15/1936, (KM.167, $400 EF). Extremely fine and very rare. 2222 $80 Gwalior, Madho Rao (1886-1925), half pice VS 1956 (1899) (2); VS 1957 (1900) (3), (KM.164); quarter anna VS 1954 (1897), 2228 1956 (1899), VS 1957 (1900), VS 1958 (1901) (KM.169); VS 1970 Jaipur, Man Singh and Edward VIII, nazarana paisas 15/1936 (1913) (KM.170 [2], 171 [4]); VS 1974 (1917), different die (KM.167, $400 EF) and square two annas 21/19[42], (KM.190). varieties, (KM.171 [21], 172 [6, scarce]); Jivaji Rao (1925-1948), First extremely fine and very rare, second good fine. (2) quarter anna VS 1986 (1929) (8); VS 1999 (1942) (3); (KM.176.1, $80 176.2, 178.1); half anna VS 1999 (1942) (KM.179) (2); others including VS 1926 (1869) Paisa (KM.143) (2); another of Dohad mint paisa VS 1912 (1855) (KM.50.2 VF $20) rare; others (1).

Fine - uncirculated. (59) $80 2229* 2223 Jodhpur, Jaswant Singh (1873-1895) and Queen Victoria, gold Indore, Shivaji Rao (1886-1903), silver rupees (3), various dates, mohur, Jodhpur mint, date off flan, c.1885-7 A.D., (KM.81, (KM.44); Sultans of Malwa, Nasir Shah (A.H. 906-916, A.D. [$550 EF]). Extremely fine and very scarce. 1510-1510), quarter tanka, year A.H. 915, (G&G M112); another $300 half tanka date off flan (G&G M.1100); Muhammad Shah, (A.H.1131-1161, A.D. 1719-1748), quarter rupee, uncertain mint (probably Surat), (KM.431.5); Maratrha, Poona mint, half rupee (KM.211); Uncertain pattern or fantasy of Cooch Behar, rupee, (KM.-); I(ndian) G(government) Mint Alipore Gas tokens, ten paisa (2), Bombay, Canteen token 10 (paisa). (11) 2230* $100 Jodhpur, Umaid Singh (1918-1947) and King George V, gold quarter mohur, Jodhpur mint, with ma daroga mark, date off 2224 flan, c.1918-1935 A.D., (cf.KM.127.1). Very fine and very rare. Jaipur, Jai Singh III (A.H. 1235-1251, A.D. 1819-1835), silver $300 nazarana rupee 27/1248 (KM.73); Rajjkot, Dharmendra Singhji (1930-1948) and a restrike as a silver medallic mohur 1945 (KM.Y.1). Very fine and extremely fine and rare. (2) $100

2225* 2231* Jaipur, Queen Victoria and Madho Singh II, (A.D. 1880-1922), Jodhpur, Umaid Singh (1918-1947) and King George V, gold nazarana rupees (4), 1917/38, 1918/39, 1919/40, 1920/41, and quarter mohur, Jodhpur mint, with shri daroga mark, date off Man Singh II and George VI, 1939/18, (KM. 147, 196). Good flan, c.1918-1935 A.D., (KM.127.2). Very fine and very rare. very fine. (5) $200 $200

184 2238 Mysore, Tipu Sultan, Farrukhi mint, copper paisas (10), AM 1217 (2), 1218 (6), uncertain dates (2), (KM.53.2); farrukhyab Hisar, paisas (4), AM 1217, 1218 and uncertain (2), (KM.63.1); half paisas (2), AM 1217, 1218 (KM.62); Faiz Hisar, half paisas 92), AM 1222, 1225 type (KM.42 var.), quarter paisas (2), AM 2232* 1222 and no date visible (KM.31 var.). Fine - very fine. (20) Jodhpur, Umaid Singh (1918-1947) and King George V, gold $100 half mohur, Jodhpur mint, with shri daroga mark, date off flan, c.1918-1935 A.D., (KM.128). Very fine and very rare. $300 2239 Partabgarh, square nazarana rupee in the name of Shah Alam II, AH 1236/45, (KM.37, [$85 VF]); Kotah, silver rupee in the name of Muhammad Akbar II year 8, (c.1814), Nandgaon mint, (KM.30c); Rohilkhand, silver rupee in the name of Shah Alam II, Rampur mint year 13 (1771-2), (KM.126.2 [$50 EF]). Very 2233* fine - extremely fine, first scarce. (3) Jodhpur, Umaid Singh (1918-1947) and King George VI, gold $100 mohur, Jodhpur mint, date of VS1997 (1940), (cf.KM.150). Extremely fine and very rare. 2240 $400 Tripura, Vijaya Manikya, (S.E. c.1454-1486, c.A.D. 1532-1564), silver tankas (4), SE1458, with Lakshmi Maha Deva (KM.63), SE 1479 (2), with Lakshmi Rana Deva (KM.66), SE 1482, to mark the ritual bath in the River Lakhmia (KM.67). Fine - very

fine, some with cuts and shroff marks, scarce. (4) $250 2234* Jodhpur, Umaid Singh (1918-1947) and King George VI, gold 2241 mohur, Jodhpur mint, date off flan, c.1943 A.D., (KM.151, [$650 Tripura, Ananta Manikya, (S.E. c.1486-1489, c.A.D. 1564- EF]). Extremely fine and rare. 1567), silver tanka, SE1486, (KM.73); Udaya Manikya (S.E. $350 c.1489-1495, c.A.D. 1567-1573), tanka SE 1489, (KM.79); Jaya Manikya (S.E. c.1495-1499, A.D. 1573-1577), tanka SE 1495, (KM.85). Fine - very fine, one with cuts, scarce - rare. (3) $250

2235* Jodhpur, Hanwant Singh (1947) and King George VI, gold quarter mohur, Jodhpur mint, date off flan, c.1947 A.D., (KM.158, unpriced). Good very fine and extremely rare. $400

2236* Kishangarh, gold third mohur in the name of Muhammad Shah, (A.H. 1131-1161, A.D. 1719-1748), date off flan, (3.56 grams), (cf.KM.17 [Shah Alam II, mohur]). Extremely fine, extremely rare. 2242* $750 Tripura, Rama Manikya (SE 1598-1603, A.D. 1676-1681), silver Struck from the same dies as the next lot. rupee SE 1598 (KM.155). Dharma Manikya (SE 1636-1661, A.D. 1714-1739), silver rupee, SE 1636 (KM.198). Good fine and good very fine. (2) $120

2237* Kishangarh, gold mohur in the name of Muhammad Shah, (A.H. 1131-1161, A.D. 1719-1748), date off flan, (10.84 grams), (cf.KM.17 [Shah Alam II]). Extremely fine, very rare. $600

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2249* Bengal Presidency, Murshidabad Mint, silver rupee, in name of Shah Alam II, (A.H.1173-1221, A.D.1759-1806), year 1930, 2243* AH [1205], (Pr. 147, KM. 86). Brilliant, extremely fine and Bengal Presidency, Benares Mint type, gold mohur, in name rare. of Shah Alam II, (A.H.1173-1221, A.D.1759-1806), (10.87 $180 grams), Year 32, AH 1204, (Pr. -, KM. 31). Brilliant, extremely fine and very rare. 2250 $1,200 Bombay Presidency, Mumbai Mint, silver rupee, in name of Shah Jahan II (A.H. 1131, A.D. 1718), (KM.160, Pr.32), another Ex New York Sale VII (lot 323). in name of Alamgir II (A.H. 1167-1173, A.D. 1754-1759), year 2, (KM.176, Pr.68/9); Surat mint in the name of Shah Alam II, (A.H.1173-1221, A.D.1759-1806), with crown and date 1825 (2), another half rupee, (KM. 217.1, 218.2, Pr.276, 277) and a posthumous issue fifth rupee of Malabar Coast, (Tellicherry),

(KM.273). Very fine, Mumbai mint issues scarce. (6) $160 2244* 2251 Bengal Presidency, Benares Mint type, gold mohur, in name Bombay Presidency, Mumbai Mint, silver rupees, in name of of Shah Alam II, (A.H.1173-1221, A.D.1759-1806), (10.87 Muhammad Shah, (A.H.1131-1161, A.D.1719-1748), years 7/- grams), Year 30, AH 1201-2, (Pr. -, KM. 31). Brilliant, extremely , 8/1138 and 9/-, another in name Ahmad Shah Bahadur, (A.H. fine and very rare. 1161-1167, A.D. 1748-1754) year 4/-, another in name of Alamgir $1,200 II (A.H. 1167-1173, A.D. 1754-1759), year 3/-, (KM. 163, 168, Ex New York Sale VII (lot 322). 176). Good very fine or better. (5) $250 2245* 2252 Bengal Presidency, Benares Mint, silver rupees, in name of Bombay Presidency, Surat Mint, silver rupee, in name of Shah Shah Alam II, (A.H.1173-1221, A.D.1759-1806), 1198/17-26 (13), Alam II, (A.H.1173-1221, A.D.1759-1806), star mint mark year 1199/17-26, 1214/17-42. (KM. 40). Very fine- extremely fine. 46, another with crown and date 1825, half rupee similar, (KM. (15) 212.1, 217.2, 218.2, Pr.270, 276, 277). Very fine or better. (3) $180 $60

2246 2253 Bengal Presidency, Benares Mint, silver rupees, in name of Bombay Presidency, pattern mohur in copper, 1828, obv, star Shah Alam II, (A.H.1173-1221, A.D.1759-1806), all with fixed and garter, Bombay and 1828, rev. lion to left and palm, (KM. year 17, 1191, 1198/26, 12[00]/27, 1207/34, 1207/35, 1218/46, Pn7 [$500], Pr.336). Very fine and rare. 1220/48, 1221/48, 1221/49, 1222/49, 1224/49, 1225/49, 1226/49, $400 1228/49, 1229/49, (KM. 40, 41). Very fine - good very fine. (15) 2254 $200 Madras Presidency, Machhlipatan Mint, silver rupees, in name of Alamgir II (A.H. 1167-1173. A.D. 1754-1759), year -/ 2247* 1179, 16/1184 (KM.390). Both with heavy shroffmarks, Bengal Presidency, Benares Mint, silver rupees, in name of otherwise fine and scarce. (2) Shah Alam II, (A.H.1173-1221, A.D.1759-1806), 1229/17-49 (6), $150 all without daroga marks. (KM. 41). Very fine- extremely fine. (6) $100

2248* Bengal Presidency, Benares Mint, silver rupees, in name of Shah Alam II, (A.H.1173-1221, A.D.1759-1806), 1229/17-49 (2), without daroga marks (Pr.286, KM.41); others (2) machine made (Pr.289, KM.42). First two toned, very fine. (4) 2255* $100 Madras Presidency, bronzed proof, one and a half pice (or 6 reas), 1791 (KM.195). Nearly FDC. $150

186 2256 2261* East India Company, assorted rupee fractions, including India, bank tokens, The Eastern Bank Limited, Bombay, cu-ni quarter rupee year 10 and year 19 (2), eighth rupee year 12 (41mm) number stamped on reverse; another triangular, brass and 19 (4), sixteenth rupee year 7, 19 and year 22, (KM. 80-82); (39 x 34mm) number stamped on reverse; The Chartered Bank, Madras Presidency, double fanams (3), (KM.299, 300); other Dacca, brass (37mm); another chittagong branch, both with silver (4). Fine - very fine. (17) numbers stamped on the obverse; the modern Mill Nagpure $250 (legend in Hindi) eleven paisa, scalloped, cu- ni (23mm). Fine- very fine. (5) $200

British India

2257 William IV - George V, silver rupees, 1835C, 1840C, 1882B, 1888B, 1889B, 1901C, 1905C, 1907C, 1916B, 1916C, 1918C, 1920C (2), 1942 B, 1943B, 1944B, quarter rupee, 1862, (KM.450.4, 457.1, 470, 492, 508, 524, 557.1). Very fine - uncirculated. (17) $80 part 2258 2262* India, George V, gold sovereign 1918 Bombay. Nearly India, bank tokens, The Chartered Bank, Dacca, brass (37mm) uncirculated. number stamped on the obverse; the Eastern Bank Limited, $130 Bombay, cu-ni (41mm) number stamped on reverse; another triangular, brass (39 x 34mm) number on nreverse; The Modern 2259 Mill Nagpure limited 9legend in hindi) eleven paisa, scalloped, George V - George VI, interesting group, one annas 1928 dot, cu-ni (23mm). Fine- very fine. (5) 1935 dot (3), George VI issue date off flan 50% off-centred; $160 quarter anna 1935 with countermark 362 (holed); half rupee 1946 forgery of good style struck in copper. Fine - 2263 uncirculated. (7) India, emergency issue tokens, Kirkee Ammunition Factory $30 canteen, brass (20mm); Bombay HMI Dockyard Canteen token, bronze (21mm), another ‘The Modern Mill, Nagpure Ltd’, cupro-nickel scalloped (23mm). Very fine. (3) $100

2260* British India, fantasy one rupee struck in nickel alloy, 30mm, 2264* obv. lion and palm tree, BRITISHINDIA (sic) in exergue, rev. Sikhs, Gold medallion, 10.084 grams, obv. Guru Nanak with plain with rim and toothed border, (cf.KM.Pn.3 for type). Mardana and Bala in shade of a tree, various symbols in Extremely fine, light tone. exergue, rev. first verse of the Guru Granth Sahib within $150 decorative border, undated. Very fine, weakly struck on the reverse, rare. $400

2265* Sikhs, Gold medallion, 8.976 grams, obv. Guru Nanak with Mardana and Bala in shade of a tree, various symbols in Lot 2261 (part) exergue, rev. Gurmukhi 1 and initial letrter within dotted border, undated. Very fine and rare. $400

187

2266* Sikhs, Gold medallion, 10.682 grams, obv. Guru Nanak with Mardana and Bala in shade of a tree, one line Gurmukhi legend in exergue, rev. first verse of the Guru Granth Sahib, undated. Very fine and rare. $400

2267 Sikh and Hindu, gold medallions, Sikh, late 19th century, 5.968 grams, obv. Guru Nanak with Mardana and Bala in shade of a tree, various symbols in exergue, rev. first verse of the Guru Granth Sahib within decorative border, undated; another Hindu gold medallion c. mid 19th century, with obverse of Rama and Lakshmana facing and reverse in style of year 19 mohur, 9.486 grams. Second has been mounted, both very fine. (2) $300

2268 2272* Jeweller's copy, East India Company, gold quarter mohur year Seringapatam Medal 1799, in pewter (48mm). Nearly 19 type in the style on the normal half mohur of year 19, (2.81 uncirculated. grams), (P.-). Extremely fine and unusual type, apparently $500 unpublished. Ex. Ross Sutton Collection. $50

ORDERS, DECORATIONS & MEDALS

BRITISH SINGLES

2269 Military Cross (GVIR). Unnamed. Cased. Extremely fine. $650

2270 Imperial Service Medal (GVIR) 1938-48. Arthur Ernest Kerrison. Impressed. Cased. Imperial Service Medal (EIIR). Percy Buckland. Impressed. Coronation Medal 1937. Unnamed. Extremely fine. (3) $110

2271 Davison’s Nile Medal 1798. Gilt bronze. G L engraved on reverse. Holed at top, gilding showing signs of wear, good. 2273* $400 Highlands Society’s Medal for Egypt, 1801, in silver (BHM.512), engraved on edge ‘By The Highland ciety of London’, SO of Society has been taken off during the removal of the mount. Nearly very fine. $750 188

2276* India General Service Medal 1854-95 - bar - Burma 1885-7. 2274* 1449 Pte H.Dermody 2nd Somerset L.I. Impressed. Very fine. Military General Service Medal 1793-1814 (VR) - five bars - $250 Badajoz; Salamanca; Vittoria; Pyrenees; Toulouse. W.Evans 43rd Foot. Impressed. Edge bruise at 7 o’clock on obverse, scratches in fields, very fine. $1,750

Confirmed on roll.

2275* 2277* Waterloo Medal 1815. Naming not quite decipherable, India General Service Medal 1854-1895 - two bars - Burma however R H ___ Y is almost clear. Engraved. Medal with 1887-89; Burma 1885-7. 93 Gunner Hira Singh II No.1Bt edge bruises, heavy wear around edge, good. Mountain By. Engraved. Very good. $750 $170

189

2282* 2278* Volunteer Long Service Medal (VR) 1894. 482 Sergt W.Phillips South Africa Medal 1877-79 - bar - 1877-8. W.Ulmer Lg.Sean. 1/V.B.R.Welsh Fus. Impressed. Very fine. H.M.S. ‘Active’. Engraved. Very fine. $130 $1,100

W.Ulmer leading seaman H.M.S. Active. South Africa Medal to the Royal Navy Bar 1877-78, 66 issued in total, with only 3 issued to leading seamen. Confirmed on roll. With photocopy of pages of roll.

2279 Khedive’s Star 1882. 69B 1841 RIR impressed on reverse. Fine. $100

2283* India Medal 1895-1902 - bar - Defence of Chitral 1895. 1691 Lce Naick Anokh Singh 14th Sikhs. Engraved. Very fine. $2,250 2280* Rare India Medal (silver combatants) with bar Defence of Chitral 1895. Khedives Star 1884. Unnamed. Very fine. Confirmed on roll. With 11 pages of research. $100

2281 Volunteer Officers Decoration (VR) 1892. Very fine. $200

190 2287 Queen’s South Africa Medal 1899 - five bars - Tugela Heights; Orange Free State; Relief of Ladysmith; Laing’s Nek; Belfast. 3925 Pte W.Uden 13/Hussars. Engraved. Very fine. $350

2284* India Medal (VR) 1895-1902 - two bars - Punjab Frontier 1897- 98; Tirah 1897-98. 3135 Gunr W.Burns No.7 M.B.R.A. Engraved. Slight edge bruise on obverse at 6 o’clock, fine. $250

2288* Queen’s South Africa Medal 1899 - six bars - Belmont; Modder River; Driefontein; Johannesburg; Diamond Hill; Belfast. 1812 Pte J.McDonnell Cldstm:Gds. Impressed. Edge bruise at 6 o’clock on reverse, contact marks in fields, very good. $300

2289

Queen’s SouthAfrica Medal 1899 - four bars - Cape Colony; Orange Free State; Johannesburg; Diamond Hill. Original name erased. Fine. $150

2290 Queen’s South Africa Medal 1899. Pte Pte H.G.French 1st Connaught Rang. Impressed. Rim and edge with heavy 2285* knocks, otherwise very good. India Medal 1895-1902 - bar - Punjab Frontier 1897-98. Jemdr $150 Jai Singh 3rd Pjb Cavly. Engraved. Slight edge bruises, nearly 2291 very fine. Queen’s South Africa Medal 1899. 231 Tpr M.Dunigan $120 E.London D.M.T. Impressed. Good. 2286 $150 Queen’s South Africa Medal, 1899 - twenty four bars - Cape Colony; Orange Free State; Diamond Hill; Belfast; Tugela 2292 Heights; Belmont; Modder River; Transvaal; Wittebergen; Queen’s South Africa Medal 1899 - two bars - South Africa Relief of Kimberley; Paardeberg; Driefontein; Laing’s Nek; 1901; South Africa 1902. 1236 Pte M.Savage No 2 Coy P.A.V.G. Defence of Ladysmith; Relief of Ladysmith; Johannesburg; Original naming erased, renamed, engraved. Very good. Natal; Talana; Rhodesia; Elandslaagte; Relief of Mafeking; $100 Defence of Mafeking; South Africa 1901; South Africa 1902, as presentation medal. 6012 Corpl W.M.Murphy Rifle Brigade. 2293 Impressed. Campaign bars listed as attached. Very fine. King’s South Africa Medal 1901 - two bars - South Africa $500 1901; South Africa 1902. 3913 Pte J.Roy 2nd Drgns. Impressed. Edge knock at 6 o’clock, fine. NB. Cpl W.Murphy not entitled to all bars, Some bars are jewellers $150 copies. 191 2298 Army Long Service and Good Conduct Medal (GVR) 1911-20. 1854552 Spr C Bungard R.E. Impressed. Very fine. $100

2299 Single medals. British War Medal 1914-18. 3153 Spr T.Ryan Rly Unit A.I.F. Impressed. United Nations Korea Medal. 46558 T.A.O’Dea. Impressed. Very fine. (2) $120

46558 T.A.O’Dea H.M.A.S. Sydney.

2294* Kimberley Star 1899-1900. Hallmarked C. Very fine. $220

2295 India General Service Medal 1908-35 - bar - Afghanistan N.W.F. 1919. 096717 Dvr Mohd Wali L & S Transport. Impressed. Fine. $100

2296 Army Long Service and Good Conduct Medal (EVIIR). 996 2300* Sjt: I.Of.M: F.H.Foxcroft Rl.Lanc Regt. Impressed. Very fine. Territorial Efficiency Medal 1921. 930211 Gnr. H.W.Jacobs $100 R.A. Impressed. Extremely fine. $100

2301 Single medals. 1939-45 Star; Atlantic Star with France and Germany bar; Aircrew Europe Star; Defence Medal 1939-45; British War Medal 1939-45; New Zealand War Service Medal 1939-45; South Vietnam Campaign Medal with 1960 bar. All medals unnamed. Aircrew Europe Star a possible copy. Extremely fine. (7) $150

2302

Single medals. 1939-45 Star; Africa Star (3); Pacific Star; British War Medal 1939-435 (2). All unnamed. Extremely fine. (7) $120

2303 Air Efficiency Award Medal (GVIR) (1949-52). Original name erased. Extremely fine. $100 2297* Delhi Durbar Medal 1911. Unnamed. Extremely fine. 2304 $100 Royal Humane Society medal in bronze (38mm). P.C. William Hall Metropolitan Police 10th July 1954. Metropolitan Special Constabulary 1914 Long Service medal. Very fine. (2) $110

192 2309* Group of Four: China War Medal 1841-42 - two bars- China 1842; Taku Forts 1860; Crimea Medal 1854-56; Royal Naval Long Service and Good Conduct Medal (VR) wide suspender; Turkish Crimea Medal (Sardinia issue). Charles Plumley H.M.S.Melville on first medal, Charles Plumley on second, C.Plumley Qr Mr H.M.S. Urgent on third. First medal impressed, second and third medals engraved and last medal unnamed. Very fine. $5,250

Charles Plumley. Born Newport, Hants 8 Oct 1819. First entered the Service as a Boy 1st Class aboard H.M.S. ‘Melville’ on 12 Oct 1837, and advanced to Ordinary Seaman in July 1838. Drafted again to ‘Melville’ in Aug 1841 and made an Able Seaman one month later, subsequently served commissions aboard H.M.S.’Belvidera’ (1841-46), ‘Apollo’ (1846-48) and ‘Frolic’ (1848-51) achieving Petty Officer status as a Bosun’s Mate in Jun1848 and Captain of the After Guard in Apr1850. Completed his time serving aboard ‘Fury’ (1852-55) as a Quarter Master, ‘Perseverance’ (1855-57) and finally ‘Urgent’ (1857-61), receiving his pension, medal and gratuity for 21 yrs servitude on 21Nov1862 but only the notation of ‘W’ on his papers. Confirmed on roll. With 11 photocopy pages of research. 2305* General Service Medal 1918-62 (EIIR) - bar - Malaya. MYA/ 18110293 Spr Ismail B.Abdullah R.E. Impressed. Very fine. $100

2306 General Service Medal 1962 - bar - Borneo. Unnamed. Extremely fine. $170

2307 Campaign Service Medal 1962 - bar - Northern Ireland. 24313477 Fus. W.W.Semple RHF. Impressed. Nearly uncirculated. $100

2308 Jubilee Medal (EIIR) 1977. Cased. Uncirculated. $220 2310* Group of Five: Cabul Medal 1841-42; Sutlej Medal Moodke 1845 - two bars - Ferozeshuhur; Sobraon; Punjab Medal 1848- 49 - two bars - Goojerat; Chilianwala; Crimea Medal 1854-56 - BRITISH GROUPS three bars - Balaklava; Inkerman; Sebastopol; Turkish Crimea Medal 1855-56 (British issue). Jones 3rd K.O.L.D. No.1125 on first medal, James Jones 3rd Lt Dragns on second, J.Jones, 3rd Lt Dragns on third, J.Jones, 4th Dragn Gds on fourth. First medal engraved, second, third and fourth medals impressed and last medal unnamed. First medal with edge bruise between 9-10 o’clock also on second medal at 3 o’clock, very good - fine. $6,500

Jones joined the 3rd Light Dragoons on 30th March 1839 aged 20 yrs and was discharged on 6th June 1863 at Dublin. He served in the British Army for 24 years 19 days during this time he spent 12 years in India with the 3rd Light Dragoons, then transferred to the 4th Heavy Dragoon Guards and went to the Crimea war where he was part of the heavy brigade charge.

Lot 2309

193 Ex.Douglas-Morris Collection of Naval medals 16Oct1996. William Sloan, born 11May1834 at Bere Island, Cork. Joined the service as a prime seaman and hence rated immediately as an A.B. aboard H.M.S.’Queen’ on 11Sep1853 for a three year Commission. He was drafted to H.M.S.’Shannon’ on 16Aug1856 serving as A.B. until ‘paid off’ on 15Jan1859. However, after he had returned aboard ‘Shannon’ from Naval Brigade duty he misbehaved, leading to being sent to the House of Correction at Calcutta for reasons under Act 10 & 11 Vic Cap 62., on 21Aug1858, rejoining his vessel surprisingly without being disrated to Ordinary Seaman on 12Sep1858. Subsequently served a full Commission aboard H.M.S.’Doris’ commencing on 13Mar1859 as an A.B., completing his time there as a Petty Officer, Captain of the Mizzen Top on 27Dec1862. Next drafted to H.M.S.’Canopus’ where from 14May1863 in his former rate, being advanced to 2nd Captain of the Fore Top o 16May1863 just three days before misbehaving yet again and being deprived of his only Good Conduct badge. His next Commanding Officer aboard ‘Alert’ wrote him up as a ‘Smart active man and an excellent Petty Officer - most deserving’ when his ship was recommissioned in Oct1865.He was to serve six years in this next vessel H.M.S.’Alert’ in his former rate from 28Dec1862, until advanced to Petty officer 1st Class status as a Bosun’s Mate in Mar1867, by which time he carried two Good Conduct Badges on his sleeve. But then the man writing up his personal Parchment Certificate stated bluntly - 2311* ‘Ran 1868’. In point of fact he had not deserted at all. He had been drafted to H.M.S.’Lion’ - via ‘Canopus’ on 31May1868, then drafted Pair: Maharajpoor Star 1843; Punjab Campaign Medal 1848 - to ‘Agincourt’ on 11Jun11869 as a Bosun’s Mate until ‘paid off’ o bar - Chilianwala. Private John Barlow H.M. 39th Regt on first 31Aug1871. He was then drafted to the ‘Reserve’ at Sheerness as a medal, J.Barlow 24th Foot on second. First medal engraved, Chief Petty Officer (Chief Captain of the Forecastle) and his last vessel second medal impressed. Very fine. was ‘Simoon’ (8May1873-27Apr1874) in which he earned his Ashantee reward. Pensioned to shore on 27Apr1874 without earning his L.S.G.C. $2,250 medal. Together with two original parchment Certificate of Service, 16 photocopy pages of research. A rare group. Pte John Barlow, 2715 24th Foot, wounded at Chilianwala. At the battle of Chilianwala the 24th Foot suffered 21 Officers and 503 other ranks casualties. With seven pages of research.

2312* Group of Five: Baltic Medal 1854-55; Crimea Medal 1854-56 - 2313* bar - Sebastopol; Indian Mutiny Medal 1857-58 - bar - Group of Four: Baltic Medal 1854-55; Crimea Medal 1854-56 - Lucknow; Ashanti Medal 1873-74; Turkish Crimea Medal bar - Sebastopol; Turkish Crimea Medal (British issue); 1855-56 (British issue). W.M.Sloan A.B.Shannon on third Second China War Medal 1861 - two bars - Taku Forts 1860; medal, W.Sloan Chf:Py Officer H.M.S. Simoon 73-74 on fourth Pekin 1860. Corpl J.Pitts RL.Saprss & MNR on first medal, medal. First, second and last medals unnamed, third medal James Pitts 10th Compy R.E. on second medal, Sapper Jas impressed and fourth medal engraved. Nearly extremely fine. Pitts 10th Royal Engrs on fourth medal. First and last medal $4,000 impressed, second medal engraved and third medal unnamed. Very fine. $4,250

Baltic Medals 1854-56 were issued unnamed except for those awarded to the Royal Sappers & Miners being a total of 106. Confirmed on roll. With research and photocopy of discharge papers.

194 due ‘old age and long service in difficult climate’. He died at Cambusbaron 06Jan1903 aged 78 and is buried in Ballengech Cemetery. He had a daughter and son to his wife Catherine, the son followed in the family tradition and served with the 93rd becoming a Col Sgt. Battle of Balaclava 25Oct1854. The Russians endeavoured to capture the British base. A large body of Russian cavalry debouched on to the plain in front of the position occupied by the 93rd (who had been completed by the withdrawal of the detachment on the heights), a few marines and the Turks, it being the only position covering the base. They swept down in a magnificent charge and the Turks fled. The 93rd under Sir Colin in person, being formed in two ranks, opened independent fire from the right of sections, and the Russians broke and fled when within 200 yards of the ‘Thin Red Line tipped with steel’. Two privates of the 93rd only were wounded. Though few Russians were killed, nearly every horse and man were wounded The 93rd 2nd Bn is the only Infantry Regiment in the British Army granted the distinction of bearing the word ‘Balaklava’ on its colours. They were to win eternal fame as The Thin Red Line at this battle. Confirmed on roll. A rare group for the ‘Thin Red Line’ action. Together with a substantial amount of contemporary family papers relating to Charles and son David, copy of Service records for both, ‘The Thin Red Line’ almanac 1908, also a framed poem dedicated to 2314* the memory of Charles Inglis. Family group. Father: Baltic Medal 1854-55. James Avery. Engraved. Son: Group of Three: East and West Africa Medal 1887-1900 - bar - Juba River 1893; British War Medal 1914-18; Royal Naval Long Service and Good Conduct Medal (EVIIR). J.Avery Shipt H.M.S. Blanche on first medal, 143615 J.H.Avery Shpt 2.R.N. on second, 143615 J.H.Avery Div Carp H.M Coast Guard on third. All medals impressed. Good very fine and very rare. $6,500

Bar Juba River 1893, 41 issued. Confirmed on roll. Together with certified copy of birth certificate, photocopy of enlistment form, service details, in all 20 pages of research.

2316* Group of Four: Crimea Medal 1854-56 - bar - Sebastopol; Turkish Crimea Medal 1955-56 (French issue); Canada General Service Medal 1866-70 - bar - Fenian Raid 1866; Royal Naval Long Service and Good Conduct Medal (VR) narrow suspender, years on edge variety. J.Strawbridge H.M.S. Prometheos on first medal, A.B./L.S./J.Strawbridge Boatn H.M.Coast Guard 23 years on last medal. First and third medals engraved, second medal unnamed and last medal impressed. Very fine. $2,250

John Strawbridge boatman. Born Tantbury, Devon 15Mar1837 and entered the service as a Boy 1st Class aboard H.M.S.’Prometheus’ 2315* 26Dec1854, where he received advancement to ‘Ord’ two years later, served aboard H.M.S.’Victor Emmanuel’ (1858-62) being made an A.B. Group of Four: Crimea Medal 1854-56 - three bars - Alma; Jun1861, and subsequently was aboard H.M.S.’Aurora’ (1863-67) where Balaclava; Sebastopol; Indian Mutiny Medal 1857-58 - bar - he advanced to Leading Seaman on 01Jul1866. Joined the Coast Guard Lucknow; Army Long Service and Good Conduct Medal (VR) Service as Boatman in Nov1870, but received no further promotion 1855-74; Turkish Crimea Medal (British issue) 1855-56. No before receiving his awards of P.M.&G. on 12Apr1877. Unusually but not uniquely, his L.S.G.C. award was indented with the name of his 1559 Charles Inglis 93rd Highlanders on first medal, Chas parent ship for the Coast Guard Service in Southampton Water, Inglis 93rd Highlanders on second, 1559 Corpl C.Inglis 93rd H.M.S.’Hector’. With 14 photocopy pages of research. Foot on third, 1559 Corpl C.Inglis 93 Highlanders on last medal. First and last medals engraved, second and third medals 2317 impressed. Nearly extremely fine. Crimea Medal 1854-56 - bar - Sebastopol; Turkish Crimea $7,250 Medal (British issue) 1855-56; Royal Naval Long Service and Good Conduct Medal (VR). Wm. Hy Bone A Whitehead 1559 Cpl Charles Inglis 93rd Highlanders. Born Dunfermline Fife, Ch.Qr.Mr. H.M.S. Excellent 1865 on third medal. First and attested with the 93rd at Dundee 13Mar1849 age 20yrs, occupation second medals unnamed, third medal original recipients name weaver. He saw overseas service in N.America, Crimean Campaign and E.Indies. He saw service during the Indian Mutiny at Lucknow and erased and renamed, engraved. Very fine. received his L.S.G.C. 1860-61. Discharged 21Jul1863 after 21 yrs service $370

195 2318* 2319* Group of Three: India General Service Medal 1854-95 - one Group of Three: Canada General Service Medal 1866-70 - bar bar - North West Frontier; Indian Mutiny Medal 1857-58 - - Fenian Raid 1870; North West Canada Medal 1885; Colonial one bar - Defence of Lucknow, also an unofficial ‘two bar’ Auxillary Forces Officers Decoration (VR). Capt brooch for Goojerat, Mooltan; Army Long Service and Good G.T.A.Evanturel 9th Bn on first medal, Lt.Col.Arth Evanturel Conduct Medal (VR) 1874-1901, small reverse lettering. 2133 9e Bat V.Q. on second, Lieut Colonel/C.T.A./Evanturel/9th Pte R.Higgins 32rd RE T on first medal, R.Higgins 32rd L.I. on Regiment on third. First and last medals impressed, second second, 2133 R.Higgins 32nd Regt on third. All medals medal engraved. Very fine. impressed. Very fine. $3,200 $3,750 Confirmed on roll. With eight pages of research. Pte Robert Higgins, No.2133 served in the 32nd Foot fro m 14Dec1841 to 20Dec1861. Served in the East Indies thirteen years. Served in the actions at Mooltan and Googerat 1848/9, medal and two bars. In the Defence of the Residency Lucknow from 30Jun to 22Nov1857. Battle of Cawnpore 6Dec1857, capture of Fort Delhi and Turhool Jul1858, medal and bar. Late claim for I.G.S. medal 1874. Medal roll L/Mil/5/ 46.N.W.F. Pensr Robert Higgins 32rd Foot. Services under Sir Colin Campbell 11May1852. Rohl signed at Kingwilliamstown, 12Jul1873. Conduct very good, in possession of four good conduct badges, also the good conduct medal & 5 pound gratuity for long and meritorious service. Never tried by Court-Martial. Allowed to reckon one years additional service for defence of Lucknow. He signed his discharge documents with a cross. He returned to his native village, Pylle, near Shepton Mallet, Somerset, where on 19Jun1896 he received his prize money awarded for service in the Indian Mutiny 1857/8. Awarded a pension of a shilling and one penny per diem. Together with 20 photocopy pages including discharge papers, research, photograph of his house, auction catalogue.

2320* South Africa Medal 1877-79 - bar - 1877-8-9. 648 Pte H.Carpenter 1/24th Foot. Extremely fine. $10,000

William Henry Carpenter, 1st Bn 24th Foot, enlisted at Newport, Monmouthshire 5Nov1874, age 19 yrs. Killed in action 22Jan1879 at the Battle of Isandhlwana. Together with research copies of Public Records Office verification, pamphlets, booklets, photographs modern, of the battlefield, memorial.

196 2321* Group of Six: Egypt Medal 1882 - bar - Alexandria 11th July; 1914-15 Star; British War Medal 1914-18; Victory Medal 1914- 19; Jubilee Medal (Firebrigade) Metropolitan London County Council; Khedives’s Star 1882. W.Burbidge Siglm H.M.S. Temeraire on first medal, 103586 W.Burbidge A.B. R.N. on second, third and fourth medals, Walter Burbidge on fifth medal. First and fifth medals engraved, second, third and fourth medals impressed and last medal unnamed. First medal 2323* has had mount removed from reverse side, good - extremely Pair: Egypt Medal 1882 - bar - The Nile 1884-85; Khedives fine. Star 1884-6. 38 Boat:L.Talbot, Caughnawaga Det. Very fine. $1,750 $3,300 Ex. Ross Sutton Collection. Walter Burbidge. K.I.A. when H.M.S. Hawke With research. In 1886 the Canadian Voyageurs - three hundred and was sunk in the North Sea by a German submarine. With single sheet of seventy seven Canadian civilian boatmen and their seven officers and service details. eight ‘wheelsmen’ were each awarded the Egypt Medal and the Khedive’s Star for their services during a Lord Wolseley’s expedition to relieve General Gordon at Khartoum. Wolseley’s plan called for the transport of part of his force by boat up the Nile River and, based upon his service in the 1870 Red River Expedition in Canada, he felt that Canadian boatmen has the necessary knowledge and experience to navigate successfully the treacherous cataracts of the Nile. Consequently, advertisements were placed in Canadian newspapers in August 1884 for ‘good boatmen . to accompany English Expedition up the Nile to steer boats through the rapids and do all necessary portaging’. The response came from Indians and white men alike, most of whom were normally engaged as raftsmen in the lumber trade in eastern Ontario, Quebec and Manitoba. They reported in Ottawa on 6 September 1884, received outfits and free rations and sailed from Quebec on 16 September under the command of Lieutenant-Colonel Frederick C.Denison. Although they remained civilians, the Voyageurs were subject to the authority of their foremen and of the officers of the Canadian Militia who accompanied them.

2322* Group of Four: Egypt Medal 1882; Queen’s South Africa Medal 1899 - four bars - Cape Colony; Rhodesia; Orange Free State; Transvaal; King’s South Africa Medal 1901 - two bars - South Africa 1901; South Africa 1902; Khedives Star 1882. A.C.Genl J.K.Johnston C.& T.S. on first medal, 2204 Q.M. Sgt J.S.Kent-Johnstone N.Z.M.R. on second, 2204 Tpr. J.S.Kent- Johnston N.Zealand M.R. on third. First medal engraved, second and third medals impressed and last medal unnamed. Very fine and very rare. $3,500

Son of Colonel Kent-Johnstone of Victoria, Australia, J.S.Kent- Johnstone served in Egypt with the Commissariat Corps in Egypt in 1882. He later served in South Africa with the 12th Company 5th Contingent, New Zealand Mounted Rifles after which he transferred to the 6th Contingent as Quartermaster-Sergeant. Only 137 KSAs issued to the N.Z.M.R. With 19 photocopy pages of research, photographs, booklet ‘Australians with New Zealand Contingents to the Boer War 1899-1902’. A very rare group.

197 2325* Pair: Queen’s South Africa Medal 1899 - five bars - Tugela Heights; Orange Free State; Relief of Ladysmith; Transvaal; Laing’s Nek; Natal Rebellion Medal 1906 - bar - 1906. J.K.Johnstone Gnr Natal Naval Vols on first medal, G:I:J.F.Johnston Natal Naval Corps on second. Both medals impressed. Very fine. $2,000 With photographs (recent) of O’Neils Cottage, Tunnel Hill, and 23 photocopy pages of research.

2324* Group of Three: East and West Africa Medal 1887-1900 - bar - Gambia; Queen’s South Africa Medal 1899 - six bars - Belmont; Modder River; Paarderberg; Driefontein; Johannesburg; Diamond Hill; Coronation Medal (Metropolitan Police) 1902. R.W.Compton Corpl.R.M., H.M.S. Satellite on first medal, 4872 Pte R.W.Compton R.M., H.M.S. Monarch on second, P.C. R.Compton W.Div on third. First two medals impressed, last medal engraved. Very fine. $3,300

Cpl Compton served aboard H.M.S. ‘Satellite’ during the expedition up the Gambia River against the rebellious Chief Fodeh Silah. 164 clasps were awarded to ‘Satellite’ for Gambia 1894. He then served on H.M.S. 2326* ‘Monarch’ during the Boer War and is confirmed on the roll for his QSA Pair: Queen’s South Africa Medal 1899 - three bars - Cape and six bars, 52 Navy personnel and marines were entitled to six clasp Colony; Orange Free State; Transvaal; King’s South Africa medals for this ship. On leaving the marines it would appear that he saw service with the Metropolitan Police as a Constable with ‘W’ Div, Medal 1901 - two bars - South Africa 1901; South Africa 1902. Clapham. Confirmed on roll. Photocopy of pages for entitlement. 2919 Corl.J.W.Heap W.Riding Regt on first medal, 2919 Corpl J.W.Heap W.Riding Regt on second. Both medals impressed. Edge bruise at 6 o’clock on reverse, very good. $350

2327* Group of Seven: Order of the British Empire (CBE 1st type); British War Medal 1914-18; Victory Medal 1914-19 with M.I.D.; Territorial War Medal 1914-18; Coronation Medal 1911; Territorial Decoration (GVR); Order of the League of Mercy Medal. Lt Col E.M.Callender on second and third medals, Lt Col E.M.Callender R.M.C. on fourth medal. First, fifth, sixth and seventh medals unnamed, second, third and fourth medals impressed. Very fine. $2,750 Eustace Maude Callender, Lt Col C.B.E. R.A.M.C. Member of the Artists Rifles 1882-85, Surgeon Civil Service Rifles 1894-1908, Major & Lieut Col R.A.M.C. (Territorial Force) 1908-21, Commanding Officer 2nd London General Hospital 1912-21, Fellow (President) Medical Society Lot 2325 of London, Active Service 1914-18 2 years overseas in charge of 53rd General Hospital (France).

198 2330 Group of Four: 1914-15 Star; British War Medal 1914-15; Victory Medal 1914-19; Royal Naval Long Service and Good Conduct Medal (GVR) 1910-20. 137311 H.W. Bone O.S.1 R.N. on first three medals, 137311 H.W. Bone Off.Std.1Cl. H.M.S. Victory on last medal. All medals impressed. Extremely fine. $450

2328* Group of Four: Distinguished Conduct Medal (GVR); 1914- 15 Star with Mons bar; British War Medal 1914-18; Victory Medal 1914-19. 9119 C.S. Mjr A.Cook 2/Bedf:R on first medal, 9119 L.Cpl A.Cook 2/Bedf.R on second medal, 9119 W.O. Cl.2 A.Cook Bedf.R on third and fourth medals. All medals impressed.. Very fine. $2,000 2331* Group of Four: 1914-15 Star; British War Medal 1914-18; DCM. L.G.:03Sep1918 “For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty. Throughout the operations lasting sevral days this Warrant Officer Victory Medal; Messina Earthquake Commemorative Medal showed a coolness of demeanour and an accuracy of arrangement that 1908. 311687 S.W.Stratford L.Sto R.N. (number appears as had a most steadying effect on all near him. He was of great assistance 311689 on second and third medals). First, second and third to his Company Officer in organising defences and in a retirement when medals impressed, last medal unnamed. Extremely fine. he was covering a withdrawal under heavy enemy fire his dispositions were admirably adapted to the object in view. His arrangements for the $400 supply of ammunition to the firing line wer excellent and his control of Sylvester William Stratford. Date of Death.31May1916. Grave/ his men, until he became a casuality, was characterised by his calm and Memorial Ref: 17 / Portsmouth Naval Memorial. precise judgement”. 2332 Group of Four: 1914-15 Star; British War Medal 1914-18; Victory Medal 1914-19; Royal Air Force Long Service and Good Conduct Medal (GVR). 62526 Spr W.I.Waters R.E. on first three medals, 333113 Sgt W.J.Waters RAF. All medals impressed. Fine. $370

2333 Trio: 1914-15 Star; British War Medal 1914-18; Victory Medal 1914-19. 22091 Dvr J.Raitt R.F.A. All medals impressed. Very fine. $400

James Thomspn Raitt. Date of Death.24May1917. Grave/Memorial Ref: XXV.D.8A / Etaples Military Cemetery. Together with Memorial 2329* Plaque named to James Raitt. Group of Four: British War Medal 1914-18; Victory Medal 2334 1914-19; Africa General Service Medal 1902 - bar - Somaliland Trio: British War Medal 1914-18; Victory Medal 1914-19; Royal 1920; Naval General Service Medal 1915-62 (GVR) - bar - Iraq Fleet Reserve Long Service and Good Conduct Medal (GVR) 1919-1920. Ch.20569 Pte F.N.Church R.M.L.I. on first two (coinage head). J.72272 A.F.Newman Boy 2.R.N. on first medal, medals, Ch.20569 Pte F.N.Church H.M.S. Clio on third, J.72272 A.F.Newman Ord.R.N. on second medal, J.72272 C.P.O. Ch.20569 F.N.Church Pte R.M.L.I. on last medal. All medals 17327) A.F.Newman A.B.R.F.R. on third medal. Impressed. impressed. Nearly very fine. Extremely fine. $3,250 $110 Confirmed on roll. With 7 photocopy pages of research. 2335 Pair: British War Medal 1914-18; Mercantile Marine Medal 1919. Harry W. Bone. Both medals impressed. Extremely fine. $100

199 2339* Group of Seven: Military Cross (GVIR); 1939-45 Star; Africa Star; Burma Star; Defence Medal 1939-45; British War Medal 1939-45; Efficiency Decoration - bar - Territorial. Capt A.N.G.Sandison The Gordon Highlanders Imphal 1945 engraved on first medal, 1955 engraved on last medal, all other medals unnamed. Very fine. $2,500 2336* Group of Three: British War Medal 1914-18; Victory Medal Alistair Neil George Sandison. MC. L.G.:28Jun1944. Posted to the Gordon 1914-19; Khedive’s Sudan Medal 1910-22. 14048 Pte A.Barrass Highlanders as Act/Lieut in 1942, and served with the Regiment in North Africa. Commissioned as Lieut in 1944, he was seconded to the R.War.R on all medals. Impressed. Very fine. Seaforth Highlanders then serving Assam, during the Japanese siege of $950 Imphal from March to June 1944, where he was awarded the Military Cross, the citation stating that it was for ‘Personal bravery and 2337 outstanding leadership, when his section was threatened to be over-run Pair: British War Medal 1914-18; Victory Medal 1914-19. by a strong enemy force’. Promoted Captain, Sandison remained in the S.Nurse A.C.Jackson on both medals. Impressed. Very fine. Territorial Army after the cessation of hostilities, he was awarded the T.D. in 1955, retiring in 1959. Together with photocopy of London $250 Gazette.

2340* Group of Six: Member of the British Empire; 1939- 45 Star; 2338* The Pacific Star; Defence Medal 1939-45; British War Medal Group of Four: General Service Medal (GVR) 1931-36 - bar - 1939-45; For Long Service And Good Conduct Colonial Police Northern Kurdistan; Defence Medal 1939-45; British War forces last engraved Sub-Inspector Kaprovich L.N. 2.3.52 Medal 1939-45; Royal Air Force Long Service and Good others unnamed. Nearly extremely fine. Conduct Medal (GVIR) 1937-48. 505874 L.A.C. A.H.C.Payne $500 R.A.F. on first medal, W/O A.H.C.Payne (505874) R.A.F. on last medal. First medal impressed, second and third medals See lot 1014. unnamed, last medal engraved. Very fine. $3,500

General Service Medal 1918-62 rare with bar Northern Kurdistan to R.A.F.

200 2341 2345 Group of Six: 1939-45 Star; Atlantic Star; Pacific Star; British Group of Four: British War Medal 1939-45; British Korea War Medal 1939-45 with M.I.D.; Royal Naval Long Service Medal 1950-53 (type 2); United Nations Korea Medal; Royal and Good Conduct Medal (GVIR) 1949-52. D/KX 71875 Naval Long Service and Good Conduct Medal (EIIR) 1954. P/ R.R.Tuniicliffe S.P.O. R.N. on first to fifth medals, KX 78175 MX.708082 T.Quaine E.R.A.4 R.N. on second medal, MX R.R.Tunnicliffe S.P.O. H.M.S. Drake on last medal. Last medal 708082 T.Quaine C.E.R.A. H.M.S. Walrus on last medal. Second has had name erased then re-impressed, all other medals and last medals impressed, first and third medals unnamed. impressed. Extremely fine. Very fine. $1,000 $320

Ex. Ross Sutton Collection. Robert Richardson Tunnicliffe, Stoker Petty Officer R.N. M.I.D.:L.G.: 17Mar1942 ‘For Skill and and enterprise in action against enemy submarines while serving on H.M.S. Jupiter’. H.M.S. Jupiter, a destroyer of 1,760 tons was sank in 27Feb1942 by a torpedo in the Java Sea. It seems that Tunnicliffe was a survivor and died while a Prisoner of War, as he died on 26Sep1944. His name is on the Plymouth Naval Memorial. Together with tally band H.M.S. Jupiter, letter for M.I.D., official condolence advice, photocopies, non Government issue P.O.W. medal unnamed.

2342 Group of Five: 1939-45 Star; Burma Star; Defence Medal 1939- 45; British War Medal 1939-45 (with M.I.D.); Efficiency Decoration (GVIR) - two bars - GVIR; EIIR. 1950 engraved on last medal, all medals unnamed. Very fine. $350

2343 Group of Five: 1939-45 Star; Defence Medal 1939-45; British War Medal 1939-45; General Service Medal (GVIR) 1949-52 - bar - Malaya; Royal Air Force Long Service and Good Conduct Medal (EIIR) 1953-54. 527113 F.Sgt W.Gillies R.A.F. on last two medals. First three medals unnamed, last two medals engraved. Very fine. $250

2346* Pair: Naval General Service Medal 1915-62 - bar - Yangtze 1949; Royal Naval Long Service and Good Conduct Medal (EIIR) 1954. D/MX 848033 D.Davis CK.(S) R.N. on first medal, D/MX 848033 D.Davis CK.(S) H.M.S. Murray on second. Both medals impressed. Extremely fine. $2,750

Dennis Davis, cook, Birmingham, wounded during the H.M.S. Amethyst- Yangtze incident 20Apr-31Jul1949. Confirmed on roll. Together with photographs (recent) and nine photocopy pages of research, paperback book ‘Yangste incident’ by L.Earl (damaged). Rare.

2344* Group of Four: British Empire Medal (GVIR) (GRI cypher) Military; 1939-45 Star; Atlantic Star; British War Medal 1939- 45. P.O. Frederick A.C.Scott C/J/ 98782 R.F.R. engraved on first medal, remaining medals unnamed. Very fine. $350

Albert Cecil Scott, Petty Officer, R.F.R. H.M.S. Delhi. BEM. L.G.: 11Jul1940 ‘In recognition of Services during the WAR’. Together with copy of London Gazette entry, and a page of typewritten notes.

201 Ex. Douglas Morris Collection of Naval Medals 16.10.1996. Approximately 60 Bomb and Mine Clearance Mediterranean clasps issued to men of the Fleet Clearance Diving Team and men of the seaman branch in the removal of recovered bombs and mines. The majority of the work centered around Malta and in particular the main harbour of Valletta. Very rare group.

AUSTRALIAN SINGLES

2347* Pair: Korea Medal 1950-53; United Nations Korea Medal 1950- 53. 22373839 Pte E.Long Glosters. First medal impressed, second medal unnamed. Very fine. $2,000

1st Battalion The Gloucestershire Regiment, Nov1950 - Nov1951 Korea. Part of the 29th British Infantry Brigade, pair of medals to one of the ‘Glorious Gloucesters’ - The Battle of the Imjin River. With research, details of the struggle on the Imjin. 2349* Military Cross (GVR). Inscribed on reverse Lieut A.Hughes / 24th Batt / A.I.F. Very fine. $1,500

M.C. C.G.No.184 14Dec1916. ‘2nd Lt.A.Hughes, Inf. For conspicuous gallantry during operations. Though wounded, he accompanied another officer and located an enemy machine gun. They opened fire and drove off the enemy, capturing the gun. 2nd Lt Hughes then occupied and held the point with a bombing party and machine gun detachment’. See Bean, Australia in the War, Vol III, A.I.F. in France p697.

2350 Colonial Auxiliary Forces Long Service and Conduct Medal (VR). 18 Pvt G.F. Richardson 2 Inft Regt. Impressed. Edge bruise, fine. $350

2348* Group of Three: Naval General Service Medal (EIIR) 1915-62 - three bars - Cyprus; Near East; B & M Clearance Mediteranean; General Service Medal (EIIR) 1918-62 - two bars - Borneo; Malay Peninsula; Royal Naval Long Service and Good Conduct Medal 1954. D/JX.905750 J.B.Trotter A.B. 2351* on first medal, JX.905750 J.B.Trotter Ldg.Sea.R.N. on second, Queensland Police Force, Victoria's Diamond Jubilee silver JX.905750 J.B.Trotter Ldg.Sea. H.M.S. Victory on third. All medal 1897, silver, by R. Capner. Engraved. W.E. Parry-Okeden medals impressed. Edge bruise at 6 o’clock on first medal, Commisioner. Suspender broken otherwise nearly extremely very fine and very rare. fine and rare, especially to the highest ranking officer. $4,000 $1,500

202 Parry-Okeden, William Edward (1840-1926), born in the Snowy River district of an English pioneer settler, he gained much experience in Victoria and later Queensland. In 1870 he commenced employment in the Queensland Public Service. He married in Maryborough in 1873. He was president of the Jockey Club at Charleville and Gayndah. The Charleville Times later wrote of the time "when Parry-Okeden was king". In the 1890's he was picked by the Government to restore order after the shearer strikes. He was appointed Commissioner in 1895 and because of his understanding of the aborigines he became Protector of Aborigines. As Police Commissioner he brought about much reform. He was appointed I.S.O. in 1903 and retired in 1905. The Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria was an appropriate time to recognise the men and officers of the force with this unique medal.

2354A* HMAS Sydney - SMS Emden, Nov. 9, 1914, mounted on Mexico City mint eight reales, 1894, by W. Kerr, Sydney. Toned, very fine and rare. $2,000

2352* Queensland Police Force, Victoria's Diamond Jubilee silver medal 1897, with bronze suspender and bar “Police Force” and red ribbon attached, inscribed on edge “Constable J. McKiernan”. Extremely fine and rare. $400

2353 Queens South Africa Medal 1899. Pte J.D.Henry Queensland M.R. Impressed. Extremely fine. $2,200

Major James Douglas Henry, 1st Tunn Coy. World War I entitlement D.S.O, 1914- 1915 Star, British War Medal 1914- 18, Victory Medal. D.S.O L.G.:01 Jan 1918.

2354 British War Medal 1914-18. 10559 Dvr S.M.McLeod 21 F.A.B. A.I.F. Impressed. Very fine. 2355* $120 Polar Medal (EIIR), bar Antarctic 1965 (engraved) P.H. Law. Engraved. In Royal Mint case of issue, toned good extremely Shirley Mackenzie MacLeod. Enl.22Oct1915 K.I.A. 10Aug1917. fine. $2,000

C of A G 20 Nov. 1969 and L.G. 25 Nov 1969, one of 58 awards. The recipient refused the award for personal reasons. Additionally the medal was incorrectly named P.H. Law instead of P.G. Law. The medal was sold to the vendor in a police lost property auction (in Sydney) with other medalets and trinkets early this year. Correspondence from Rear-Admiral J.A.L. Myers C.B., Secretary, U.K. Polar Medal Assessment Committee advises this medal remains the property of the Crown. The medals and associated material awarded to P.G. Law have been donated to the Museum of Victoria with ourselves as official valuer in this donation. Dr Philip Law has been a leading figure in Australian Antarctic Exploration and affairs since 1947.

203 AUSTRALIAN GROUPS

2356* Group of Four: Queen’s South Africa Medal 1899 - four bars - Cape Colony; Orange Free State; Tranvaal; South Africa 1901; 1914-15 Star; British War Medal 1914-18; Victory Medal 1914-19. 2815 Gr. A.H.Lawrence N.S.W. Art on first medal, 7 Sgt A.H.Lawrence 1/F.Amb A.I.F. on second medal, Lieut A.H.Lawrence A.I.F. on third and fourth medals. All medals impressed.Good very fine. $2,300

Alfred Henry Lawrence. Enl.24Aug1914 R.T.A.15Mar1919. Operations in Egypt from Dec 1914 to Apr 1915 and Feb to Mar 1916, operations in Gallipoli from Apr to May 1915, and with the Egyptian Expeditionary Force from Mar to June 1916, operations in France and Belgium from June 1916 to 11 Nov 1918. Together with photographs.

2357* Group of Three: Queen’s South Africa Medal 1899 - five bars - Cape Colony; Orange Free State; Transvaal; South Africa 1901; South Africa 1902; British War Medal 1914-18; Victory Medal 1914-19. 38237 Tpr A.H. A’Beckett Scot Horse on first medal, 3346 Pte A.H. A’Beckett 58 Bn A.I.F. on second and third medals. All medals impressed. Very fine. $2,000

Alfred Howard A’Beckett. Tpr 38237 Enl.24Sep1901 Dis.02Mar1902. Pte 3346 Enl.15Mar1917 R.T.A.12May1918. Together with handcrafted shooting medal in silver (39mm x 37mm), inscribed om Lot 2356 reverse ‘Won by / A.H.A’Beckett / Berwick Det / For / Shooting’; and a Wesley College, Melbourne, award medal in silver (31mm) inscribed on reverse ‘Bicycle Racer / 1 mile / 1883 / A.H.A’Beckett’.

204 2360 Pair: British War Medal 1914-18; Victory Medal 1914-19. Lieut J.McL.Morris A.I.F. Both medals impressed. Very fine. $300

2361 Pair: British War Medal 1914-18; Victory Medal. 2637 Pte W.Jelley 47 Bn. A.I.F. Very fine. $150

Walter Jelley Enl 5Jan1916 Emb 25Mar1916 Adelaide W.I.A. M.O.509/ 16 Cas.list No.61 13Oct-4Nov1916 RTA 17Mar1917.

2358* Group of Three: Distinguished Service Order (GVR); British War Medal 1914-18; Victory Medal 1914-19 with M.I.D. Major M.H. A’Beckett A.I.F. on second and third medals. Impressed. Extremely fine. $6,000 2362* Group of Six: Distinguished Flying Cross, 1952; British War Malwyn Hayley A’Beckett. Capt (Hon Maj.) 13th L.H. Operations in Medal 1939-45 with M.I.D.; Australia Service Medal 1939-45; France and Belgium from June 1917 to Oct 1918 (Wounded). DSO. C.G.:No.150 24Sep1918 ‘For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to Korea Medal 1950-53; United Nations Korea Medal; United duty when in charge of a battalion which relieved the attacking troops. States of America Air Medal. 1952 engraved on first medal, He personally carried out a most valuable reconnaisance under most 418106 E.W.Guy on second and third medals, 033133 E.W.Guy dangerous conditions, clearing up an obscure situation, and then on fourth and fifth medals. Second to fifth medals impressed, established a very strong system of posts as a front line of defence. He set a splendid example of courage and resource’. MID. L.G.:No.30706 last medal unnamed. Very fine and rare. 24May1918. Together with a small compass, sovereign case in gold, a $10,000 copy of a family seal and a riband bar. Ex.Ross Sutton Collection. Edgar Wesley Guy DFC, 77 Squadron. Enl.25Apr1942 Dis.29Apr1959. DFC. L.G.:02Dec1952. ‘Flight Lieutenant Edgar Wesley Guy was a member of Number 77 (Interceptor/ Fighter) Squadron, Royal Australian Air Force, Korea, from February 1952 until August 1952, and over the last three months of this period held the appointment of Flight Commander. On 27th August, 1952, Flight Lieutenant Guy led the Squadron in a rocket attack against an enemy Divisional Headquarters in North Korea. The Target, located in most difficult terrain, was heavily defended, and visability was reduced to a minimum due to adverse weather. By his daring and brilliant leadership, Flight Lieutenant Guy located the position, led the Squadron into attack, and completely destroyed the target. During his operational tour, Flight Lieutenant Guy carried out 174 individual sorties, all of which were flown in Meteor Jet Fighter Aircraft, against the enemy installations, troop and supply areas and lines of communication. He personally led the Squadron on many of those attacks. Throughout his entire operational tour, Flight Lieutenant Guy consistently displayed personal courage, leadership and ability of a very high order, bringing great credit upon himself and the Royal Austraian Air Force’. U.S.A. Air Medal. ‘Flight Lieutenant Wesley E.Guy distinguished himself by meritorious achievement while participating in aerial combat as a pilot of Meteor Mark Eight type aircraft, flying missions against the enemy in Korea from 1 March 1952 to 14 March 1952. In the course of these missions, rocketing and strafing runs were made from dangerously low 2359* altitudes, destroying and damaging enemy installations and equipment. His aggressiveness and skill contributed greatly to the successful Group of Three: British War Medal 1914-18; Victory Medal completion of these assigned missions. As a result of his valour, 1914-19; Commonwealth of Australia Senior Cadets Medal proficiency and devotion to duty on these occasions, he has reflected 1912-14. 968 T-Cpl N.Massey 36-H.A.G. A.I.F. on first and great credit upon himself, his comrades in arms of the United Nations second medals, 1911-12 Cadet N.Massey 19th Battn on third and the Royal Australian Air Force’. Together with original citations and file of research, biographical details. medal. First two medals impressed, last medal engraved. Extremely fine. $700 Noel Massey. Enl.26Jul1917 R.T.A.04Jul1919.

205 2364* Group of Nine: 1939-45 Star; Pacific Star; British War Medal 1939-45; Australia Service Medal 1939-45; Korea Medal 1950- 53; United Nations Korea Medal; General Service Medal 1962 - two bars - Borneo, Malay Peninsula; Australia Vietnam Medal; South Vietnam Medal - bar - 1960. VX148860 D.H.Appleby on first three medals, as D.A.Appleby on fourth, 3/1235 D.A.Appleby on fifth and sixth, 35822 A.D.Appleby on last three medals. The last medal engraved, all others impressed. $1,650

With 2 page details of service. Served with 58-59th Inf Batt W.W.II., Korea served with Signals, Malaya Borneo and Vietnam served with Signals.

2363* Group of Six: Military Medal (GVIR); 1939-45 Star; Africa 2365* Star; Defence Medal 1939-45; British War Medal 1939-45; Group of Six: Order of St John Officer; Order of St John Serving Australia Service Medal 1939-45. VX16455 Sigmn W.J.Truskett Brother; British War Medal 1914-18; British War Medal 1939- A.I.F. on first medal, VX16455 W.J.Truscott on all other medals. 45; Australia Service Medal 1939-45; Service Medal of the All medals impressed. Extremely fine. Order of St John. Gilbert Brown 1947 on second medal, Captain $6,500 G.Brown A.I.F. on third medal, G/Brown on fourth and fifth medals, 8777 G.Brown Australia S.J.A.B. 1951 on last medal. W.J.Truskett also served in W.W.I. as W.J.Truscott 14th FAB, First medal unnamed, second and last medals engraved, third, Enl.11Aug1915 R.T.A.31Mar1919. MM. L.G.:04Nov1941. Together fourth and fifth medals impressed. Extremely fine. with letter from Lt Col R.Kendall with details of his recommendation for the M.M., also photographs. $650 Ex. Ross Sutton Collection. Gilbert Brown, S100006 Captain A.A.M.C. A.I.F.

206 2367* Group of Five: 1939-45 Star; France and Germany Star; Defence Medal 1939-45; British War Medal 1939-45; Australia Service Medal 1939-45. 423263 G.N.B.Slinn on all medals. Impressed. Uncirculated. $1,200

Ex. Ross Sutton Collection. Geoffrey Herbert Brandon Slinn, Flying Officer R.A.A.F. Born 16Nov1912 Burwood N.S.W. Enl.20Jun1942 K.I.A. 26/27Nov1944. Posting on death 138 Squadron. Together with research, photo, Memorial Scroll, newspaper clipping, telegram, photocopy of Logbook 9Nov1942-26Nov1944.

2368 Group of Five: 1939-45 Star; Africa Star; Defence Medal 1939- 2366* 45; British War Medal 1939-45; Australia Service Medal 1939- Group of Six: 1939-45 Star; Africa Star - bar 8th Army; Pacific 45. NX 11450 C.I.Chard on first, second and fourth and fifth Star; Defence Medal 1939-45; British War Medal 1939-45; medals. First and second medals impressed, third medal Australia Service Medal 1939-45. TFX2171 M.B.Grubb on all unnamed, fourth and fifth medals pantographed. Very fine. medals. Impressed. Extremely fine. $120 $800 2369 Margaret Beaumont Grubb, Capt A.A.N.S. 2/7 A.G.H. Enl.01Sep1940 Group of Four: 1939-45 Star; Pacific Star; British War Medal Hobart, Tasmania, Dis.17Nov1944. Together with Australian Archives file of 17 pages. 1939-45; Australia Service Medal 1939-45. NX150733 A.A.Walker. First two medals impressed, last two pantographed. A late issue group. Very fine. $250

Allan Alexander Walker, signaller. Together with miniature medals, Record of Service book, copies of ‘Reconquest New Guinea 1943-1944’ and ‘The Jap was Thrashed’ both with torn covers, Certificate of Discharge, Christmas card and newspaper clipping.

2370 Family Group: Father. Imperial Service Medal (GVIR) Sydney Septimus Stewart. Impressed. Son. Group of Four: 1939-45 Star; Pacific star; British War Medal 1939-45; Australia Service Medal NX 153379 G.A.Stewart Impressed. Extremely fine. $250

2371 Group of Three: Australia Active Service Medal 1945-75 with Vietnam bar (replica medal); Vietnam Medal; Vietnamese Campaign Medal - 1960 bar. 216117 P.J.Emerson on second and third medals. First medal unnamed replica, second medal impressed and third medal engraved. Extremely fine. $450

Peter James Emerson. 1FD Regt 22Apr1966 - 27Mar1967. 12FD Regt 08Apr1968 - 11Mar1969.

NEW ZEALAND

2372 Group of Five: 1914-15 Star; British War Medal 1914-18; Victory Medal 1914-19; British War Medal 1939-45; New Zealand Service Medal 1939-45. M2-021831 Pte A.E.Elgar A.S.C. on first, second and third medals. First three medals impressed, last two medals unnamed. Very fine. $150

Together with soldiers pay books (2), Certificate of Transfer to Reserve, Discharge Certificates (2).

Lot 2367

207 2376* Group of Five: South African Medal 1950-53 for Korea; South African Defence Force Good Service Medal 1975 (third striking) in silver; United Nations Korea Medal; Tribute Medal The City of Dundee; Korea War Service Medal (bronze). P6789 D.S.Grobler on first and third medals. First and third medals , second, fourth and fifth medals unnamed. Very fine - extremely fine. 2373* $1,000 Group of Three: Korea Medal 1950-53; Army Long Service and Good Conduct Medal (EIIR) 1954 - one bar - New Zealand; D.C.Grobler A/Cpl P6789 departed for Korea 26Sep1950, left for South Africa 15Apr1951. With a copy of the South Africa Korea Medal Roll South Vietnam Campaign Medal 1964-72 - bar - 1960. 36396 by C.R.Owen. Bdr. A.H.Williams RNZA on first medal, 36396 A.H.Williams RNZA on second, 36396 A.H.Williams on third. First medal impressed, second and third medals engraved. Very fine. $950 OTHER COUNTRIES Confirmed on roll. With cloth badge.

2374 2377 World War I, memorial plaque named to Hubert Claasen. Very Belgium, Leopold II commemorative medal 1865-1905 in gilt; fine. Japan, China Incident medal, bronze; Germany Blockade $120 Runner badge (1941) (replica) West Wall medal (1939) (later Claasen, Hubert., Service No.25/1964, Rifleman N.Z. Rifle Brigade, production). (4) D.O.D. 15Sep1916. Grave/Memorial reference VIIIL.17 Heath Cemetery $70 Harbonnieres. 2378 France, Napoleon’s St. Helena medal in bronze for all wars 1792-1815, issued 1857 for all soldiers who took part. Very BRITISH COMMONWEALTH fine. $150

2379 Germany, Bavaria. Cross of Merit 3rd Class in bronze. Very fine. $40

2380 Germany, Prussia. Cross of Merit for War Aid. Very Fine. $30

2381 Germany, Iron Cross 1914 2nd Class with Bar 1939. Bar lacking top two fastening prongs, otherwise very fine. $80 2375* 2382 India. Group of Six: Indian Distinguished Service Medal Germany, First World War Wound Badge, in silver and in (GVIR) 1939-49; 1939-45 Star; Africa Star; Italy Star; British black (2) (one possibly of post war manufacture) all hollow War Medal 1939-45; India Service Medal 1939-45. 11898 Hav. backed. Very fine. (3) Pala Singh 11 R. Sikh R. impressed on first medal, all other $40 medals unnamed. Very fine. $1,500

208 2383 MILITARIA Germany, Third Reich. Annexation of Czechoslovakia 1938 Medal. Another with “Prague Castle” bar. Second medal has been lacquered otherwise Very fine. $120 2384 Germany, Third Reich. Order of the German Eagle. Medal of Merit with swords in bronze. Mother’s Cross 2nd Class. 1st type. Olympic Games Commemorative Medal. three awards, possible post war manufacture. Very fine. 2395* $80 Jewellery, brooch made as a sword with with enamelled flags of Great Britain and early New South Wales, inscribed and 2385 hallmarked as 9 ct. Probably a sweetheart badge c.1900. Germany, Third Reich. Badge for the Army Marksmanship Extremely fine. Lanyard. Slight discolouration, otherwise very fine. $300 $40 2386 2396 Germany, Third Reich. Faithful Service Decoration 2nd Class. Jewellery, brooch made as two circles supporting the Rising Small Bakelite shield with national emblem. Two awards, Sun “Aust M tary Forces, inscribed on edge as “9 ct. Lined” second damaged, otherwise very fine. Very fine. Probably a sweetheart badge early 1900s. Good very fine. $40 $100 2387 Germany, Third Reich. Iron Cross 1939 1st Class. “L/17” stamped on pin. In case, probably a modern copy, very fine. $60 2388 Germany, Third Reich. Iron Cross 1939 2nd Class. Some discolouration on reverse, otherwise very fine. $40 2397* 2389 South Africa Active Service Association, badge in gilt and Germany, Third Reich. NSDAP lapel membership badge. enamel (24mm) by Wittenbach & Co, date 1924 on reverse. “Ges.gesch” on reverse. Very fine. Very fine. $30 $130 2390 2398 Netherlands, William II medal or expeditionary cross award 1914-15 Star. 11685 L.Cpl G.W.Newey 1/Worc.R. Impressed. for war service in the Dutch East Indies from 1849 until WW Kent Constabulary helmet plate. Extremely fine. II. Very fine. $100 $50 2391 Papua New Guinea, Defence Force Medal 1990; Western Highlands Provincial Government 10th Anniversay Medal 1988; Independence Medal 1985; Long Service and Good Conduct Medal (EIIR). Four medals. All medals unnamed, last medal numbered 472. Uncirculated. $500 2399* 2392 Kew Rifle Club No.159, Monthly War Medal, in silver (25mm) South Vietnam, Distinguished Service Order, Army 1st Class. inscribed on reverse ‘April 1917 / J.H.Dunn / 1st Class’. Very Very fine. fine. $100 $100

2393 2400 U.S.A., Silver Star. Distinguished Flying Cross. Air Force Air Training Corps, medallion in silvered bronze (33mm) Commendation Medal. Three medals, all in boxes of issue. inscribed on reverse ‘Dundee & C.S.Wing A.T.C. / Swimming Uncirculated. Gala / First / Cdt J.O’Donnell’; Peter Stuyvesant World Cup, $120 1975, medallion in sterling silver (39mm x 29mm). Very fine. (2) $100 2394 World, India General Service Medal 1936-39 - bar - North West 2401 Frontier 1939-39. 13736 Sep.Monohar Singh 2-12 F.F.R. Tasmania, 40th Derwent Regiment hat badge in gilt bronze. Impressed. Great Britain, John Chard Medal in bronze; U.S.A., Also Hobart, Yellow Cabs badge No 43. Nearly extremely Victory Medal 1941-45; Fine - extremely fine. (5) fine. (2) $100 $50

209 2402 2413 George Quilter, qualified parachutist badge. Extremely fine. Russia, W.W.II - 1990, military and civil medals and badges. $150 Very good - extremely fine. (44) $100 2403 Irvin, qualified parachutist badge, Miller Birmingham. 2414 Extremely fine. World military and civil badges, including Bolivia, Venezuela, $150 East Germany, Russia, U.S.A. Very good - extremely fine. (61) $110 2404 Shoulder flashes, Eastern Command (NSW), 1st Commando 2415 Coy (2), summer and winter dress. Extremely fine. (3) Wall plaques, 16th Military Police; Royal Australian Naval $100 Police (2); Naval Police; Provost Corps; U.S.A., 43 Security Police Squadron; Swagger stick, 1948-53 with Army Provost 2405 Corps (GVR) badge attached to a .3 calibre casing. Very good Australia, badges rank, trade and shoulder titles, 1903-1990, - very fine. (7) including RAA Provost Corps hat badge, 1953-1960; Royal $100 N.S.W. Regiment, Artillery, Musician, Rising Sun, Northern Command band brass belt buckle. Very good - very fine. (120) 2416 $150 W.W.I., caricature of a soldier on a metal base (200mm x 180mm); plaques (3) inscribed to Mr Peter R Garrett / from Ma 2406 An-Lan / President / Republic of China Shooting Association Army and Air Force, cloth rank and trade badges, shoulder / July 1976; Organising Committee 42nd World Shooting boards, mostly Australian, however includes U.S.A., Great Championships / Merit Award / Presented to Peter R Garrett Britain. Very good - extremely fine. (250) 1978; Infantry School Fort Banning Caracas / World $200 Championships 1978; bandolier, K.M. S.Gunn W.N. marked 2407 in ink. Very good - very fine. (5) Military Police armbands, 1930-2000, including Australia/ $100 Timor; Great Britain RAFP; U.S.A. West Point. In an album. 2417 Good - very fine. (20) Australian berets with badges, including Australian Engineers, $350 United Nations with name inside Aus.Cons. P.Copeland, Military Police (3), Signals Corps, New Zealand Military Police. 2408 Good - very fine. (7) Accumulation of military and other badges, 9 carat gold $100 masonic badges, U.S. Navy, a purse full of key rings with travel souvenir tags, costume jewellery etc. World War II 2418 ribbon bars for groups of four (2). Very fine. (lot) World War I silk and embroidered post cards (12) mostly, $150 written on back in 1917 from Pte W.J. Barnett 6/26 BN AIF & 52Bn 13 Brigade, Died of wounds. All in pocket size photo 2409 album. Also framed memorial scroll from King George V to Pte Badges, hat and cap, W.W.I. - 1960s, including King’s Own William Joseph Barnett 12 Bn A.I.F. (13) Scottish Borderers; The King’s Royal Rifle Corps; 20th $200 London Regiment Battalion; The Border Regiment, also U.S.A., W.W.II. Army and Navy cap badges, all mounted with solder 2419 on a copper shield, 410mm x 300mm. Good - very fine. (27) Trinket box, in wood (130mm x 75mm x 75mm) with hinged lid, $150 on the outside top of lid coppler plate with inscription ‘1869 Cerberus 1924’, on inside lid a copper letterpress printing 2410 plate (80mm x 60mm) with the image of the Cerebus. Very fine. British Commonwealth, military hat, cap, collar badges and $1,250 shoulder titles, mostly South African, also New Zealand, Rhodesia Regiment, Rhodesia Military Police, Essex Regiment. 2420 Very good - very fine. (117) United States Naval Squadron Visit 1925, special souvenir $170 booklet for the “Visit to New South Wales of the United States Naval Squadron, July 23 1925”, contains details about sights 2411 of Sydney and NSW, 32 pages, illustrated. Also “With the Germany, framed plaque of the Bavarian arms, 19th century, RAAF at Gove, Arnhem Land Northern Territory 1943-45” 180 x 126 mm. Very fine. edited by Peter Callaghan, 27 pages, illustrated. Also $50 “Trooping the Colour by the Brigade of Guards” special 2412 souvenir album containing a picture of King George VI and Japan, Military school medals, army, silver plated bronze (41 six colour pictures of the event, together with a ticket for the x 30mm) navy in silver plated bronze with gilt bird (33mm), event on 9th June 1937, housed in a special gilt embossed circa 1935. Very fine. (2) box. (4) $60 $120

210 2421 In September 1942 more than 15,000 Australian and British troops Australian military Forces- 3rd military District, two W.W.I were packed into the Selarang Barracks, Changhi faced with death by execution, starvation and disease. For nearly a week the troops had letters regarding Maryborough, Victoria camp site; two unused refused to sign an illegal order from the Japanese captors under which letterheads; group of envelopes (7) with a selection of they would not attempt to escape. One of the duties of all soldiers is to advertising cancellations for recruitment into the military return to their units. As a result of the speech from the Australian forces; group of ration cards and coupons including clothing troops Commander, Lieutenant-Colonel Frederick Galleghan the men signed the document. His finishing sentence “All you have to do at (5) and meat (4) as well as loose coupons; two 1942 identity present is to play the game like men, be soldiers of the A.I.F., carry out cards; a “Special Clothing Ration Book- Young Child’s Issue” your orders of the A.I.F. and with the help of God, I hope to lead you 1945 and a U.S.A “War Ration Book Two”. Good- extremely home again successfully”, was met with cheers from the men. An fine. (25) important and rare document from W.W.II. $100

2422 World War II, Dunera and Camp 7 Hay inmate Kurt Rosenau MEMBER OF THE GREAT ESCAPE of Cologne, resident of St. Albans, Hertsfordshire and later POSTCARD New Zealand series of official documents including passports from 1930 and letters including one to Camp 7 from England. A small bundle of considerable interest, generally fine condition. $350

BLACK JACK GALLEGHANS EMOTIVE SPEECH FOR POW'S

2424* World War II., Prisoner of War, postcard, to Gordon Pickering, Officers Mess R.A.F. Wigtown Scotland, from F/O/ J.G.Stower, Stammlager Luft 13 (P.O.W. Camp), dated 30.9.43. “Dear Pick, Thanks for all your letters you old bugger. I have learned of you though I trust you are O.K. ... I’ve been a P.O.W. a bloody 2423* long time now, I’m a little fed up ... Be careful old lad, yrs An Original copy, of Colonel (later Brigadier Sir Frederick) Johnny”. Flying Officer J.G.Stower was shot after ‘the Great Galleghan’s speech. Typewritten in blue ink on what appears Escape’. A highly emotive and very desirable piece of the to be a former order book. This document was found among Great Escape. With letter from RAF Museum dated 26.5.1998. the papers of Captain Alan Shearing a W.W.I. veteran and a $1,000 Changhi inmate who died in the late 1970s $3,000

211 2425 2431 World War II and later occupied Japan, collection of photos Queensland, Police Officers peak cap and badge with bullion including postcards and menu (Harbin in Manchuria, now braid. With stains, very fine. China). Kyoto 1947 for British Commonwealth Forces. In cigar $110 box and tin. Fine.(approx 100) $70 2432 World War I, Souvenir of Egypt, silk table cloth with sequin 2426 embroided border. Extremely fine. Australia, Royal Australian Air Force, Certificate of Service $100 and Discharge (1941-1946); Defence Department, 3rd Military District, W.W.I railway ticket order 1919, hospitals; 2433 Queensland Railways W.W.II Berth or Seat order 1943; C of World War I, Camp pocket candlestick, a soldiers friend, A. W.W.II Enrolment Form for Military Service for Home rectangular tin with photo print of camp scene on lid. Fine Defence 1941; Australian Military Forces - Army, early rising and rare. sun insignia transfer sticker; World War II, Commonwealth of $100 Australia, Ministry of Munitions, folder containing copies of 2434 letters, reports relating to the production of lenses, optics World War I, Brodie tin helmet repainted with colour patch of and the optical industry 1941-1946 (60 letters). Very good - 59th Battalion. Fine. very fine. (65) $150 $70 2435 2427 World War I, bandolier, five pouch. Very good. Framed Navy related prints, photos, etching “The White $100 Ensign over Darwin", glass print HMAS Derwent, wall plaque 2436 in metal and enamel HMAS Derwent and brass Battle of World War I, bandolier, five pouch. Very good. Australia 50th anniversary 1992. (5) $100 $80 2437 Australia, trench art vase, 18 pounder brass shell casing impressed 1917, engraved with Australian Coat of Arms, Palestine 1917-18, Rising Sun with Beersheba 31st Oct and scenes of ancient pyramids, Egyptian gods and Pharoahs. Good - very fine. $450

2438 Australia, trench art vase, 18 pounder brass shell casing impressed 1918. Extremely fine. $120

2439 Australia, trench art lighthouse from an AA brass shell casing. 2428* Very fine. Colonial percussion pistol, 1855 Tower model by Hollis & $120 Sheath and J. Smith, crowns above 33 (twice) and 36, arrow above BO (ordnance). Believed to have been used by the 2440 Tasmanian Police. Wooden ramrod mechanism intact. Australia, trench art letter, postcard holder made from brass $750 shell casing, 155mm x 102mm x 30mm, stamped H.Fay, possibly 2359 Lance Corporal Henry William Fay 5th Pioneers A.I.F.; 2429 marble ashtry; an 18 pounder shell casing 1940; patriotic felt Belt pistol, by William Cole circa 1850, removable ramrod flag with association andANZAC appeal badges with the name missing, barrel made in Birmingham, Tower front lock. Made of Gnr K.Welsh embroidered. Good - very good. (4) for close range use, often by police (24x13cm, calibre .60) $100 Very fine. $500 2441 World War II, trench art ashtrays made from 25 pound shell Sold with descriptive letter from The Stockade. 1940, 1942, 105mm dated 1940, also 37mm cartridge case. 2430 $130 Local Forces, black leather pouch/cartouche (2), c.1870s, one stamped inside flap ‘C.M. S.D. S.11.’, the other stamped ‘M.S. 2442 V43.’ Leather blistered on outside of both, good. (2) World War II, Australian Army, slouch hat, dated 1942. Slight $150 wear to stitching. Very fine. $200

212 2443 2456 World War II, Australian Army, slouch hat with Army Service Japan, World War II, soldiers sword in sheath, as found by Corps colour patch. Very fine. Australian soldier. $200 $300

2444 2457 World War II, assorted militaria including Australian tin Japan, sword, handle loose. helmet, slouch hat, leggings, flags, aluminium souvenirs of $120 New Guinea 2/4 Armourer Regt; also a U.S.A. gas mask. Good - very good. 2458 $100 Great Britain, bayonet, 1907 pattern and metal sheath. Some rusting otherwise nearly very fine. 2445 $50 Nurses belt buckle, c.1900, in gilt and enamel. Extremely fine. $100 2459 Europe, needle bayonet, with brass hilt. Some surface rusting. 2446 $50 Divers Helmet, U.S Navy 1941 model mounted for display in 2460 bar. Excellent condition replica. World War II, U.S.A, long bayonet in sheath. $1,000 $50 2447 2461 U.S.A., motorcyclist helmet, California Highway patrol, 1960 - World War II, U.S.A. bayonet for M16 rifle, black plastic 1970. Fine. composistion handle with two screws. (8) $100 $240 2448 2462 U.S.A., Mounted Patrol helmet, Philadelphia Police, 1967. Very Post World War II, U.S.A, M5-1 bayonet for use with M1 fine. Garand rifle in 1950’s (Korean War). (5) $100 $150

2449 2463 Assorted items, 1900 - 2000, including flags, Military Police Great Sword of Charlemagne, modern replica with gilt handle blue vinyl jacket and gloves Royal Jordan, scout scarves and and engraving, mounted on wooden backing plate. toggles, M.P. armband. Good - very fine. (12) $150 $300 2464 Modern replica, by Martindale & Bell, England, of an oriental 2450 sword with brass handle with snake decoration. China, straight sword, ivory and brass handle, circa 1935. $50 $40

2451 Germany, World War I and Third Reich reproduction daggers with sheaths ornate brass and imitation ivory handles. (2) MILITARY LITERATURE $50

2452 2465 Germany, Third Reich, army dagger, standard pattern. Active Service, with Australia in the Middle East Canberra $80 AWM 1941/ Khaki and Green. With the Australian Army of 2453 Home and Overseas. Canberra AWM 1943/ M. McKibbin. Great Britain, World War II, naval officers dirk (GVR) Kings Barbed Wire. Memories of Stalag 383. New York, 1947. (3) crown above anchor on langet and lion head pomel, by $30 Wilkinson (London). 2466 $100 Aircraft, 3 Squadron at War, Flights of the Forgotten Speical 2454 Duties Operations of WWII, The Air War, Australia & India, dagger in decorated silver sheath, straight very pointed Australians in Civil Aviation Index to events 1823-1920, The blade. Wonder Book of Aircraft, Ripchord Australia. Generally very $40 fine. (6) $90 2455 India, Gurkha knives, one marked made in India, other decorated on blade with dragons etc., both sheaths. (2) $40

213 2467 2475 Australia in the War of 1939-45, Series I (Army) Vol I. To Aviation, On Great White Wings, Australian Bi-Centennial Benghazio by G. Long Canberra 1952; Vol II; Greece, Crete Air Show Souvenir Programme, History Sport Parachuting in and Syria by G. Long Canberra 1962; Vol III Tobruk and El Australia, parachute magazines and catalogues (5), Draft Alamein by B. Maughan. Canberra 1966; Vol VI: The New History of Parachuting in Australia, Para - Commander Guinea Offensive by D. Dexter. Canberra 1961. Together with Handbook, Parachuting & Skydiving, Your Body In Flight, series S (Medical): Middle East and Far East by A. Walker. Air Power. Generally very fine. (14) Canberra. 1962. 5 Volumes in all. $50 $200 2476 2468 Bean, C.E.W., Official History of Australia in the War, 1914- Australia in the War of 1939-45, Series I (Army) To 18, twelve volume set. Benghazio Vol I; Greece Crete and Syria Vol II; Tobruk and El $750 Alamein Vol III; Japanese Thrust Vol IV; South West Pacific Area First Year Kokoda to Wau Vol V; The New Guinea 2477 Offensive Vol VI; Air Force, Royal Australian Air Force 1939- Brickhill, Paul., Reach for the Sky - The Story of Douglas 1942 Vol I; Air War Against Japan 1943-45 Vol II; Air War Bader, London, 1954; Ellis, E.S., The Dragon of the Skies, Against Germany and Italy 1939-43 Vol III. Fine. (9) London; Coble, H., & Payne, A.R., Famous Aircraft, London, $200 1937; S.B.A.C., The British Aircraft Industry, Lonodn, 1948; Cook, Hartley Kemball., Birth of Flight, London, 1941; and 2469 others. (20) Australians in the War 1939-44, Army; South West Pacific $100 Area, first year, Kokoda to Wau, Vol V; Royal Australian Navy 1942-1945, Vol II; Royal Australian Air Force 1939-42, Vol 1; 2478 Air War Against Japan 1939-45, Vol 11; Air War Against Cassell & Company, Battles of the Nineteenth Century, Vols Germany and Italy 1939-1943, Vol III; Medical - Clinical I & II, 1896; Articles of War, The Spectator Book of World Problems of the War, Vol I; Medical - Middle East and Far War II, London, 1989; Inglis, K.S., Sacred Places, Melbourne, East, Vol II. (6) 2001; Thomasson, W.E., Marching On, Bendigo, 1989; Laffin, $150 J., We Will Remember Them, Marrickville. 1995; Weintraub, 2470 S., Long Days Journey into War December 7, 1941, New York, Australian military history, Australasia Triumphant (1916), 1991; Mollison, E.D., Gemstones, London, 1958; Pick, A., Australians in Nine Wars, Anzacs, From Ingleburn to Aitape, World Paper Money, Vol 2, 8th edition; and others. Good. (17) Tobruk, The Ridge & The River, Cobbers Campaigning, War $100 by Stealth, Abandoned - Australians at Sandakan. Gernally fine. (9) 2479 $30 Commando, Bruneval Raid, The Red Beret, The Green Beret, Eastern Approaches, Sheldon’s Map Reading & Field 2471 Sketching, Exit Club, Organization & Employment & Training Australian military history, Millitary History Windsor NSW, of Commandos, Royal Marines (Confidential - War Office), Gallipoli Campaign, Discover Liverpool, Fairmile Ships RAN, Commando, Alone in the Sky. Generally fine. (9) Knots and Splices, Matthew Flinders, The Great War - Using $30 Evidence, Flight With Power (ex-lib). Genrally very fine. (9) $30 2480 2472 General military, Escape of Die, SBS in WWII, Best Foot Australian military history, The Anzacs, NSW Northern Forward, Moscow, Nine Lives, The Sea Shall Not Have Them, Rivers Lancers, Australians at War, Kurrajongs, Streets of Sport Parachuting, Para-Commander Handbook, The Honour Macleay Valley’s Heroes, 10 Course WAGS, These Godfather. Generally fine. (9) Eagles, Iven G. Mackay - Citizen & Soldier. Generally very $30 fine. (9) 2481 $30 General military, Flames in the Sky, Spitfire Squadron, The 2473 Shetland Bus, Saturday at MI9, New Compedium Modern Aviation, Charles Kingsford-Smith, Kookaburra (Dick Smith), History, Inside the Kremlin, Masquerade Story of Camoflage, Military Aviation, Australians in the Air, Swifter than Eagles, Cat With Two Faces, Three Great War Stories. Generally fine. Syd’s Pirates, Virtue in Flying, Airliners - 1919 to present, also (9) Submarine Adventures Parts 1 & 2. Generally very fine. (10) $30 $30 2474 2482 Aviation, Commando! M&Z Units Secret War Against Japan, General military, Official History New Zealand WWII POW, Parachute Badges & Insignia of the World, Flags, Ripchord Voices from a Border War, The Greek Epic 1940-41, Australia, Float Planes - WWII, Aviators, Biggles of the Camel Mountbatten - War Leader, The Day of the Jackal, The Squadron, Flying Machines, From Ships to Helicopters, Flying Damned Die Hard. Generally fine. (11) Colours - 1300 Military Aircraft Markings, Weapons & Warfare $30 Magazine. Generally very fine. (11) $50

214 2483 2492 General military, Seven Pillars of Wisdom, Anne Frank - Pacific, Australia at War, Spy Ring Pacific, The Unnecessary Biography, Reach for the Sky, Jump For It, Mountbatten War, Proudly We Served, Japan & the British Commonwealth Biography, British Imperialism 19th Century, World Events Occupation Forces, Memories of Occupied Japan, Which Way 1958, Escape to Live, Invasion 1940. Generally fine. (9) Will the Wind Blow?, The Sun Goes Down - Kamikazee Pilots, $30 Geisha Memoirs. Generally fine. (9) $30 2484 General military, Shooting Awards & Prize Medals to the 2493 Australian Military Forces, The Australian Army at War 1899- Parachuting, Jump For It, The Paras, Para-Commander, Sport 1975, Soldiering On, Liddell Hart’s History of the First World Parachuting, Currahee! We Stand Alone, also The White War, Liddell Hart’s History of the Second World War, Jump Mouse (Nancy Wake), NZ Secret Heroes. Generally very fine. For It!, Bomber Command, Slaves of the Son of Heaven, $30 Stalingrad. Generally fine. (9) $30 2494 Royal Airforce Training Memorandum, Tee Emm, Vols I & II 2485 (March 1941 - April 1943), facsimile reprint. Mint. (2) General military, Silent Victory - Submarine Warfare, Special $30 Operations, Advernture in Service, Pacific War, Coral Island, Operations of Fremantle, Rendevous - Journal of Australian 2495 SAS, As You Were, RAAF Saga. Generally fine. (9) South East Asia, Operation Semut, The Jungle is Neutral, $30 Commemorative History of Sabah 1881-1981, Sabah - Land Below the Wind, Iban Way of Life, Pioneers of Singapore and 2486 Surrender, Scenery of East Malaysia, Still Serving - Ex Services General military, The Almanac WWII (damaged), God is My Association, Sea Dyaks & Other Races of Sarawak, Sabah Co-Pilot, Yeager, Baa Baa Blacksheep, Once an Eagle, The the First 100 Years, Submarine Operations Part 1,2,3. Generally Last Liberator, John Kennedy - Portrait of a President, Open fine. (11) Season, From Here to Eternity. Generally fine. (9) $30 $30 2496 2487 World War I & II, All Quiet on the Western Front, The Struggle General military, The Dam Busters, Cockleshell Heroes, for Europe, The Rise & Fall of the Third Reich, The World at Cheshire VC, Strike Hard Strike Sure, Watch for Me by War, They Fought for the Sky, Winged Victory, A Short History Moonlight, The Fall of Fortresses, Warsaw in Chains, Heaven of the World, Fighter Pilot, Spitfire Diary. Generally fine. (9) & Hell - War Diary of German Paratrooper, Airborne Equipment. $30 Generally fine. (9) $30

2488 General military, War Dance, The Soldier Who Never Gave Up, Yes I Remember, Maury of South Arm, Dougherty, Flying Footslogger, Sea Flight, Aircraft, Encyclopedia of Modern Warplanes, Concise Guide Military Aircraft of the World, Against All Odds - History of 2/18 Bn AIF. Generally fine. (11) $30

2489 Military history, Silent Feet, Horizons Beyond Julius Tahija, The Heroes, Singapore, Ring of Fire, Between The Tunder & The Sun, The Living Legends, Sarawak, Secrets & Stories of the War, Vols I & II. Generally very fine. (10) $30

2490 Mitchell, Capt. G.D., Backs to the Wall, 1937, The Awakening, 1939, Soldier in Battle, 1940, photocopy, also Central Army Records Office Australia for G.D. Mitchell. Generally fine. $90

2491 Napier, W.F.P. Major-General Sir., History of the War in the Peninsula, Vols I, III-VI, missing Vol II, London, 1862. Vols I, III and V with tears in spine. (5) $100

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