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WW1 Casualty Medals Brothers Knox Gordon Highlanders & R. A. New Deer Aberdeen

WW1 Casualty Medals Brothers Knox Gordon Highlanders & R. A. New Deer Aberdeen

WW1 Casualty Medals Brothers Knox Gordon Highlanders & R. A. New Deer Aberdeen

WW1 Casualty Medals Brothers Knox Gordon Highlanders & R. A. New Deer Aberdeen

WW1 Casualty Medals Brothers Knox Gordon Highlanders & R. A. New Deer Aberdeen

WW1 Casualty Medals Brothers Knox Gordon Highlanders & R. A. New Deer Aberdeen

WW1 Casualty Medals Brothers Knox Gordon Highlanders & R. A. New Deer Aberdeen

WW1 Casualty Medals Brothers Knox Gordon Highlanders & R. A. New Deer Aberdeen

WW1 Casualty Medals Brothers Knox Gordon Highlanders & R. A. New Deer Aberdeen

WW1 Casualty Medals Brothers Knox Gordon Highlanders & R. A. New Deer Aberdeen

WW1 Casualty Medals Brothers Knox Gordon Highlanders & R. A. New Deer Aberdeen

WW1 Casualty Medals Brothers Knox Gordon Highlanders & R. A. New Deer Aberdeen

World War One casualty medal groups and memorial plaques to two brothers who came from New Deer in Aberdeenshire, Scotland. The groups were awarded to Fred Knox who served with the Gordon Highlanders and John Knox who served with the Royal Artillery. Fred Knox – the group includes his named memorial plaque, 1915 star named to 1117 PTE. War Medal named to 1117 PTE. Ctory Medal is an original medal but the naming has been removed. The group includes his named memorial plaque, War Medal and Victory Medal both named to 218189 GNR. Private Fred Knox served in the machine gun section of’A’ Company of the 1/5th. And he and he w. As killed in action aged 24 on 1st June 1915. A letter detailing his death was sent to his mother, Mrs Elsie Simpson (formally Knox) at 13 Main Street New Deer, by the Company Sergeant Major William Watt and was published in the Buchan Observer and East Aberdeenshire Advertiser on 15th June 1915. B uchan Observer and East Aberdeenshire Advertiser – Tuesday 15 June 1915. Mrs Simpson (formerly Mrs Knox), New Deer, has received the following letter from Company Sergeant-Major William Watt regarding the death of her son, Private Fred Knox. It grieves me very much to write informing you of your son Freds death. He was killed action on June I. He was in the machine gun section and was amongst the fall. There is one comforthe hadnt felt any pain as death must have been instantaneous. He was very well liked the men of his section, and he was one that knew his work well in connection with the machine gun. You and Mr Simpson have my deepest sympathy. The non commissioned officers and men of A Company send their united sympathy. Fred has no known grave and is commemorated at La Touret Memorial. Gunner John James Knox served with the 53rd Battery, 2nd Brigade of the Royal Field Artillery. He was killed in. Action aged 19 on 22nd December 1917. He had lived in Mintlaw, Aberdeenshire before the war. His death was reported in the Aberdeen Weekly Journal on 18th January 1918 as well as in other local newspapers. John is buried at Neuville-Bourjonval Britsh. Please let me know if you need any additional photos or information. Thanks and kind regards. The item “WW1 Casualty Medals Brothers Knox Gordon Highlanders & R. A. New Deer Aberdeen” is in sale since Thursday, March 4, 2021. This item is in the category “Collectables\Militaria\World War I (1914-1918)\Medals/ Ribbons”. The seller is “harrypitt69″ and is located in Nottingham. This item can be shipped worldwide.
  • Modified Item: No
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United Kingdom
  • Country/ Organization: Great Britain
  • Issued/ Not-Issued: Issued
  • Theme: Militaria
  • Type: Medals & Ribbons
  • Conflict: World War I (1914-1918)
  • Service: Army
  • Era: 1914-1945

WW1 Casualty Death Plaque and Pair Serjt John Clarkson 7th Bn Borders Reg Medals

WW1 Casualty Death Plaque and Pair Serjt John Clarkson 7th Bn Borders Reg Medals

WW1 Casualty Death Plaque and Pair Serjt John Clarkson 7th Bn Borders Reg Medals

WW1 Casualty Death Plaque and Pair Serjt John Clarkson 7th Bn Borders Reg Medals

WW1 Casualty Death Plaque and Pair Serjt John Clarkson 7th Bn Borders Reg Medals

WW1 Casualty Death Plaque and Pair Serjt John Clarkson 7th Bn Borders Reg Medals

WW1 Casualty Death Plaque and Pair Serjt John Clarkson 7th Bn Borders Reg Medals

WW1 Casualty Death Plaque and Pair Serjt John Clarkson 7th Bn Borders Reg Medals

WW1 Casualty Death Plaque and Pair Serjt John Clarkson 7th Bn Borders Reg Medals

WW1 Casualty Death Plaque and Pair Serjt John Clarkson 7th Bn Borders Reg Medals

WW1 Casualty Death Plaque and Pair Serjt John Clarkson 7th Bn Borders Reg Medals

WW1 Casualty Death Plaque and Pair Serjt John Clarkson 7th Bn Borders Reg Medals

WW1 Casualty Death Plaque and Pair Serjt John Clarkson 7th Bn Borders Reg Medals

WW1 British War , Victory Medal and Death plaque. Awarded to Serjeant John Charles Clarkson West Yorkshire Regiment Regimental number 28034 later number 30509 7th Battalion Border Regiment. Died of Pneumonia 9th of November 1918. Buried at Harehill Cemetery Leeds.. Son of John Charles and Sarah Ellen Clarkson. Husband of Norah F Powell (formally Clarkson) of Fraser Road, Stoney Rock Lane, Leeds. Born in Leeds Comes with copy of MIC. In extremely fine unpolished condition. The item “WW1 Casualty Death Plaque and Pair Serjt John Clarkson 7th Bn Borders Reg Medals” is in sale since Sunday, February 23, 2020. This item is in the category “Collectables\Militaria\World War I (1914-1918)\Medals/ Ribbons”. The seller is “robsmilitare” and is located in Crewe. This item can be shipped worldwide.
  • Issued/ Not-Issued: Issued
  • Service: Army
  • Featured Refinements: WW1 Death Plaque
  • Era: 1914-1945
  • Type: Medals & Ribbons
  • Country/ Organization: Great Britain
  • Conflict: World War I (1914-1918)

Casualty Medal Frame to house 3 WW1 Medals & Replica Memorial Plaque Display

Casualty Medal Frame to house 3 WW1 Medals & Replica Memorial Plaque Display

Casualty Medal Frame to house 3 WW1 Medals & Replica Memorial Plaque Display

Poppy Medal Framing offer a Casualty Group Frame including a facsimilie/copy of an original Memorial Plaque holder produced in brass powder/resin mix to produce a metal finish appearance. This is moulded from an original and displays the Thistle/Rose/Shamrock and Leek in its corners(the one pictured has 3 brass tabs but these are no longer required to hold the plaque within the frame so are now not present in future holders). The frame is a matt black solid wood moulding housing a black velvet coated board with apertures for a 1914 or 1915 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal and a Memorial Plaque within the replica plaque holder. The medals and plaque are simply held in the frame and are not in anyway adhered or permanent in the frame-they simply fit in their apertures for a superb display. This listing is for the pictured memorial plaque holder within a velvet coated board within a frame. We can make for WW1 pair and indeed other combinations if required-please message and we can advise. The item “Casualty Medal Frame to house 3 WW1 Medals & Replica Memorial Plaque Display” is in sale since Wednesday, September 5, 2018. This item is in the category “Collectables\Militaria\World War I (1914-1918)\Medals/ Ribbons”. The seller is “gunner100″ and is located in Chirk,Wrexham. This item can be shipped worldwide.

Ww2 Raf Casualty Medals, Clifford John Dibden, Spitfire Pilot, 92 Sqn, From Chepstow

Ww2 Raf Casualty Medals, Clifford John Dibden, Spitfire Pilot, 92 Sqn, From Chepstow

Ww2 Raf Casualty Medals, Clifford John Dibden, Spitfire Pilot, 92 Sqn, From Chepstow

Ww2 Raf Casualty Medals, Clifford John Dibden, Spitfire Pilot, 92 Sqn, From Chepstow

Ww2 Raf Casualty Medals, Clifford John Dibden, Spitfire Pilot, 92 Sqn, From Chepstow

Ww2 Raf Casualty Medals, Clifford John Dibden, Spitfire Pilot, 92 Sqn, From Chepstow

Ww2 Raf Casualty Medals, Clifford John Dibden, Spitfire Pilot, 92 Sqn, From Chepstow

Ww2 Raf Casualty Medals, Clifford John Dibden, Spitfire Pilot, 92 Sqn, From Chepstow

Ww2 Raf Casualty Medals, Clifford John Dibden, Spitfire Pilot, 92 Sqn, From Chepstow

Ww2 Raf Casualty Medals, Clifford John Dibden, Spitfire Pilot, 92 Sqn, From Chepstow

Ww2 Raf Casualty Medals, Clifford John Dibden, Spitfire Pilot, 92 Sqn, From Chepstow

Ww2 Raf Casualty Medals, Clifford John Dibden, Spitfire Pilot, 92 Sqn, From Chepstow

WW2 ROYAL AIR FORCE MEDAL GROUP AWARDED TO SPITFIRE PILOT CLIFFORD JOHN DIBDEN, 92 SQUADRON. CLIFFORD JOHN DIBDEN WAS BORN 23/2/1917 IN CHEPSTOW, MONMOUTHSHIRE. IN MARCH 1939 CLIFFORD JOINED THE GLOUCESTERSHIRE CONSTABULARY AS A POLICE CONSTABLE. HE WAS STATIONED AT LYDNEY POLICE STATION IN THE FOREST OF DEAN. CLIFFORD WAS ALSO A VERY GOOD RUGBY PLAYER, HE PLAYED IN THE CENTRE FOR GLOUCESTER AND LYDNEY RUGBY CLUBS. CLIFFORD JOINED THE RAF IN 1943 AND WAS SELECTED FOR A FLYING COURSE IN SOUTH AFRICA, AFTER TRAINING HE WAS ASSIGNED TO 92 SQUADRON WHO FLEW SPITFIRES. 22/1/1944 THE SQUADRON WERE TASKED WITH SUPPORTING BRITISH AND AMERICAN TROOPS AT ANZIO. TWELVE SPITFIRES TOOK OFF THAT MORNING, CLIFFORD`S SPITFIRE HIT A TREE ON TAKE OFF AND BURST INTO FLAMES, HE DIED OF HIS INJURIES. ORIGINAL FULL SIZE WW2 AFRICA STAR, ITALY STAR, 1939-45 STAR, DEFENCE MEDAL AND WAR MEDAL. ORIGINAL WW2 AIR MINISTRY MEDAL BOX OF ISSUE WITH CONDOLENCE SLIP ” “. BOX ADDRESSED TO HIS WIFE MRS. MANSON, STROAT FARM, TIDENHAM, NR CHEPSTOW, MON. CONDOLENCE SLIP NAMED TO FLYING OFFICER. (PEARL FRANCES DIBDEN MARRIED JOHN MANSON IN 1946). COPY OF CWGC CASUALTY DETAILS. FLYING OFFICER PILOT CLIFFORD JOHN DIBDEN, 92 SQUADRON ROYAL AIR FORCE VOLUNTEER RESERVE. DIED 22nd JANUARY 1944 AGED 26. SON OF CHARLES EDWARD AND EDITH MARY DIBDEN, HUSBAND OF PEARL FRANCES DIBDEN OF TIDENHAM, GLOUCESTERSHIRE. REMEMBERED WITH HONOUR AT THE CASERTA WAR CEMETERY. PLEASE LOOK AT MY OTHER MEDALS AND ITEMS. The item “WW2 RAF CASUALTY MEDALS, CLIFFORD JOHN DIBDEN, SPITFIRE PILOT, 92 SQN, FROM CHEPSTOW” is in sale since Wednesday, February 19, 2020. This item is in the category “Collectables\Militaria\World War II (1939-1945)\Medals/ Ribbons”. The seller is “celtic_1966″ and is located in Gloucester. This item can be shipped worldwide.
  • Modified Item: No
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United Kingdom
  • Country/ Organization: Great Britain
  • Issued/ Not-Issued: Issued
  • Type: Medals & Ribbons
  • Conflict: World War II (1939-1945)
  • Service: Air Force
  • Era: 1914-1945

WW2 Casualty Medal Groups 2 Brothers 16 & 19- Merchant Navy Freathy Essex

WW2 Casualty Medal Groups 2 Brothers 16 & 19- Merchant Navy Freathy Essex

WW2 Casualty Medal Groups 2 Brothers 16 & 19- Merchant Navy Freathy Essex

WW2 Casualty Medal Groups 2 Brothers 16 & 19- Merchant Navy Freathy Essex

WW2 Casualty Medal Groups 2 Brothers 16 & 19- Merchant Navy Freathy Essex

WW2 Casualty Medal Groups 2 Brothers 16 & 19- Merchant Navy Freathy Essex

WW2 Casualty Medal Groups 2 Brothers 16 & 19- Merchant Navy Freathy Essex

WW2 Casualty Medal Groups 2 Brothers 16 & 19- Merchant Navy Freathy Essex

WW2 Casualty Medal Groups 2 Brothers 16 & 19- Merchant Navy Freathy Essex

Two World War Two medal groups to two brothers aged 16 and 19 who came from Hornchurch in Essex and who were both killed in action serving with the Merchant Navy. The groups were awarded to. Ordinary Seaman Leonard Freathy who died on 2nd November 1941 aged 16 whilst serving on S. Panty Boy Frederick William Freathy who died on 7th November 1942 aged 19 whilst serving on S. Both brothers are remembered on the Tower Hill Memorial. The 1939-45 Star with ribbon. The Atlantic Star with ribbon. The War Medal with ribbon. There are three original medal envelopes (between the two boxes). Lindenhall was sunk by German U-Boat U-508 40 miles north of Margarita Island in Venezuela. Larpool was sunk by German U-Boat U-208 150 miles south east of Cape Race, New Foundland. Worthy of more research. Please let me know if you need any additional photos or details. Please see my other listings of British and foreign Medals and Militaria. Thanks and kind regards. The item “WW2 Casualty Medal Groups 2 Brothers 16 & 19- Merchant Navy Freathy Essex” is in sale since Thursday, October 31, 2019. This item is in the category “Collectables\Militaria\World War II (1939-1945)\Medals/ Ribbons”. The seller is “harrypitt69″ and is located in Nottingham. This item can be shipped worldwide.
  • Modified Item: No
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United Kingdom
  • Country/ Organization: Great Britain
  • Issued/ Not-Issued: Issued
  • Type: Medals & Ribbons
  • Conflict: World War II (1939-1945)
  • Service: Navy
  • Era: 1914-1945

WW2 Casualty KIA Medal Group Of 4 1939-45, Africa Stars, War And Defence Medals

WW2 Casualty KIA Medal Group Of 4 1939-45, Africa Stars, War And Defence Medals

WW2 Casualty KIA Medal Group Of 4 1939-45, Africa Stars, War And Defence Medals

WW2 Casualty KIA Medal Group Of 4 1939-45, Africa Stars, War And Defence Medals

WW2 Casualty KIA Medal Group Of 4 1939-45, Africa Stars, War And Defence Medals

WW2 Casualty KIA Medal Group Of 4 1939-45, Africa Stars, War And Defence Medals

WW2 Casualty KIA Medal Group Of 4 1939-45, Africa Stars, War And Defence Medals

WW2 Casualty KIA Medal Group Of 4 1939-45, Africa Stars, War And Defence Medals. Box addressed to MRS F ARTHUR, in Middlesex. Please grade yourself from the pictures, take any grading by us only as a guide. We would ask that if you are looking to return an item that you message us within 7 days of receiving the item. The item “WW2 Casualty KIA Medal Group Of 4 1939-45, Africa Stars, War And Defence Medals” is in sale since Friday, August 17, 2018. This item is in the category “Collectables\Militaria\World War II (1939-1945)\Medals/ Ribbons”. The seller is “redbank_coins” and is located in Derby, Derbyshire. This item can be shipped worldwide.
  • Modified Item: No
  • Conflict: World War II (1939-1945)
  • Clothing Type: Jackets
  • Service: Army
  • Country/ Organization: Great Britain
  • Issued/ Not-Issued: Issued
  • Era: 1914-1945
  • Type: Medals & Ribbons

Casualty 2/ Royal Fusiliers Rare Pre Ww1 British Army Queens South Africa Medal

Casualty 2/ Royal Fusiliers Rare Pre Ww1 British Army Queens South Africa Medal

Casualty 2/ Royal Fusiliers Rare Pre Ww1 British Army Queens South Africa Medal

Casualty 2/ Royal Fusiliers Rare Pre Ww1 British Army Queens South Africa Medal

Casualty 2/ Royal Fusiliers Rare Pre Ww1 British Army Queens South Africa Medal

Casualty 2/ Royal Fusiliers Rare Pre Ww1 British Army Queens South Africa Medal

Casualty 2/ Royal Fusiliers Rare Pre Ww1 British Army Queens South Africa Medal

Casualty 2/ Royal Fusiliers Rare Pre Ww1 British Army Queens South Africa Medal

Casualty 2/ Royal Fusiliers Rare Pre Ww1 British Army Queens South Africa Medal

Casualty 2/ Royal Fusiliers Rare Pre Ww1 British Army Queens South Africa Medal

Boer War Queens South Africa Medal to Private Hunter, who served with the 2nd Battalion (City of London Regiment) Royal Fusiliers, who died of Enteric Fever on the 6th April 1900 at Modder Spruit. Queen’s South Africa Medal measures 36mm wide and is a circular silver medal with claw and swivel ribbon bar suspension, with CAPE COLONY, TUGELA HEIGHTS & RELIEF OF LADYSMITH clasps; the face with the veiled crowned head and shoulders portrait of Queen Victoria facing left, circumscribed VICTORIA REGINA ET IMPERATRIX (Victoria Queen and Empress), signed G. De Saulles; officially re – impressed named to 5776 PTE W. HUNTER, 2ND ROYAL FUS: on correct ribbon. The medal was instituted in 1899 to be awarded to participants in the Boer War. The medal roll for the 2nd Battalion shows Hunter as having died on the 6th April 1900, with further research showing he died of Enteric Fever at Modder Spruit. Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regiment). The 2nd Battalion sailed from Gibraltar on the Pavonia, arrived at the Cape about 18th November 1899, and was at once sent round to Durban. Along with the 2nd Royal Scots Fusiliers, 1st Royal Welsh Fusiliers, and 2nd Royal Irish Fusiliers, they formed the 6th or Fusilier Brigade under Major General Barton, which was originally intended to be part of the IIIrd Division under General Gatacre, but the stress of events necessitated the breaking up of that division. The brigade was present at Colenso and formed the right of the infantry advance, otherwise the flank nearest to Hlangwane Mountain. A sketch of the Colenso action and of the doings of the Natal Army generally is given under 2nd Royal West Surrey. It appears from the orders issued by General Clery on the 14th December that General Buller and he had not quite made up their minds whether Hlangwane would be attacked or left alone. Colonial Irregulars did make some advance up its steep sides, but they were not supported. In his despatch of 17th December General Buller says, “The mounted troops under Lord Dundonald, supported by two guns of the 7th Battery RFA and two battalions 6th Brigade, were heavily engaged with a considerable force that attacked my right flank, and which they repulsed”. Unofficial accounts rather give one the impression that the attack was by the British, and that, perhaps because of the gun entanglement, it was not pushed home. According to Mr Bennet Burleigh (p 217), the Royal Fusiliers were on the extreme right. As they had almost no losses they could not have been heavily engaged. The Royal Scots Fusiliers suffered considerably, but they are stated by Mr Bennet Burleigh (p 203) to have been on Barton’s left, nearest Colenso, and not far from the lost guns. When General Buller moved west towards the Upper Tugela, about 9th January, General Barton was left to guard the rail-head at Chieveley, and with his small force made various demonstrations to keep the enemy at Colenso. At the end of January a portion of the brigade, including the Royal Scots Fusiliers, was taken to the main army. When Sir Redvers Buller had come back to Chieveley, and determined to make a fourth attempt via the Boer left, the Fusilier Brigade were the first infantry employed. On 12th February Lord Dundonald seized Hussar Hill, his force being the South African Light Horse, Composite Mounted Infantry, Thorneycroft’s Mounted Infantry (or what was left of them after Spion Kop), the Royal Welsh Fusiliers, a battery of Colt guns, and a battery RFA. The hill was taken for the purpose of reconnaissance only, and the force retired, having a few casualties in that process. On the 14th the hill was again taken and occupied, the Welsh Fusiliers being the first infantry regiment and the Fusilier Brigade being part of the garrison of the hill. The brigade took part in practically all the fighting between the 14th and 27th. On the 17th the Welsh and Irish took part in an attack on Greenhill, which was not pressed. Next day “General Warren, throwing the 6th Brigade forward, the position [Greenhill] was well carried by the Royal Scots Fusiliers and abandoned precipitately by the enemy, who left a large quantity of materiel, many dead and wounded, and a few prisoners behind them”. On the 19th the brigade took Hlangwane. On the 24th the battalion, along with the Royal Welsh Fusiliers, was holding some kopjes near Langerwachte, where they had to lie under heavy shell and rifle fire. In the final assault on the Boer position on 27th February General Barton’s task was to take Pieter’s Hill. His force that day was the Royal Irish, Royal Scots, and Royal Dublin Fusiliers, and right well did they carry out their mission. Had that assault miscarried the remainder of the operations would have been at a standstill. On the fourteen days’ fighting the battalion’s losses were 1 officer and 3 men killed, 4 officers and 70 men wounded. One officer and 10 non-commissioned officers and men were mentioned by General Buller in his despatch of 30th March, of the latter being recommended for the distinguished conduct medal. After the relief of Ladysmith the 5th and 6th Brigades, now called the Xth Division, were placed under Lieutenant General A Hunter, and in preparation for the relief of Mafeking and the occupation of the Western Transvaal the Division was brought round to Cape Colony. The 5th Brigade, still under Major General Fitzroy Hart, was utilised to assist in the relief of Wepener, which was effected on 24th April. In the meantime the 6th Brigade had been gathering at Kimberley, and on 5th May General Hunter attacked and defeated the enemy at Rooidam, west of the Kimberley-Warrenton line, the Fusilier Brigade having all the work. The battle of Rooidam enabled the Mafeking relief column to get a clear start. The column comprised four guns M Battery RHA, two pom-poms, the Kimberley Mounted Corps, the Imperial Light Horse, and an infantry company made up of four sections specially selected from each of the four battalions in the Fusilier Brigade. Under the very skilful leadership of Colonel Mahon the column joined hands with Plumer on 15th May, the enemy was defeated on the 16th, and Mafeking entered on the 17th. General Hunter, having been joined by Hart, occupied Lichtenburg on 2nd June, Klerksdorp on 9th June, and he marched thence and arrived at Johannesburg on 22nd June, and joined hands with Clery and the old Natal comrades at Vlakfontein on the Natal-Johannesburg Railway on 5th July. About the 21st June the Fusilier Brigade was split up. General Barton remained with the 2nd Royal Scots Fusiliers and the 1st Royal Welsh Fusiliers at Krugersdorp, while the Royal and Royal Irish Fusiliers were sent to the east of Pretoria, and these two regiments took part in many operations in the Eastern Transvaal. The Royal Fusiliers along with the Connaught Rangers were put into a column under Colonel Mahon. This column supported Ian Hamilton, who with a full infantry brigade marched on the north of the railway in the general advance eastwards, and upon 24th July, along with other troops, occupied Bronkhorst Spruit. Twelve officers and 15 non-commissioned officers and men of the battalion were mentioned in Lord Roberts’ final despatch. The Royal Fusiliers remained in the Eastern Transvaal under various brigadiers, including General Paget, till February 1901, when they were railed to Rosmead, in Cape Colony, where rebels and raiders were then causing Lord Kitchener no little anxiety. Here they had a worrying life, not very fruitful of glory. The enemy was more elusive than ever. In May 1902, just as the curtain was about to drop, the battalion had another sea voyage, being taken round to Port Nolloth, on the west coast of the colony, to assist in the relief of Ookiep, which was successfully carried out. Captain C Fitzclarence of the City of London Regiment, one of the many officers fighting for the credit of their regiments but not with them, gained the VC at Mafeking on 14th October 1899 for great gallantry when in command of his squadron of the Protectorate Regiment. In Lord Kitchener’s final despatch 7 officers and 5 non-commissioned officers and men were mentioned. We list militaria and coins weekly. We provide quality mounted medals, badges and historical research. We can mount your miniature or full size medals, ribbon bars or supply replacement ribbons or badges. We can also conduct military research on your behalf and value cherished objects with a current market or insured value. 2/135 Russell St, Morley, WA. We run two specialist military auctions per year. Items are accurately described & photographed. Additional costs for this standard service will be added for this service based on publicly available Australia Post rates. Please note, these items are located and will be posted from Australia. We appreciate fair feedback from you once you receive the item. We aim to give you, the customer our best customer service. The item “CASUALTY 2/ ROYAL FUSILIERS RARE PRE WW1 BRITISH ARMY QUEENS SOUTH AFRICA MEDAL” is in sale since Tuesday, December 20, 2016. This item is in the category “Collectables\Militaria\1914 – 1918 (WWI)”. The seller is “jb_military_antiques_14″ and is located in 2/135 Russell St, Morley, Perth, WA. This item can be shipped worldwide.
  • Authenticity: Original
  • Era: 1900s
  • Country: South Africa
  • Product Type: Medals
  • Campaign: World War I

Casualty WW2 Medal Group Of 5 1939-45, Burma, Africa Stars, War & Defence Medals

Casualty WW2 Medal Group Of 5 1939-45, Burma, Africa Stars, War & Defence Medals

Casualty WW2 Medal Group Of 5 1939-45, Burma, Africa Stars, War & Defence Medals

Casualty WW2 Medal Group Of 5 1939-45, Burma, Africa Stars, War & Defence Medals

Casualty WW2 Medal Group Of 5 1939-45, Burma, Africa Stars, War & Defence Medals

Casualty WW2 Medal Group Of 5 1939-45, Burma, Africa Stars, War & Defence Medals

Casualty WW2 Medal Group Of 5 1939-45, Burma, Africa Stars, War & Defence Medals

Casualty WW2 Medal Group Of 5 1939-45, Burma, Africa Stars, War & Defence Medals

Casualty WW2 Medal Group Of 5 1939-45, Burma, Africa Stars, War & Defence Medals

Casualty WW2 Medal Group Of 5 1939-45, Burma, Africa Stars, War & Defence Medals

Casualty WW2 Medal Group Of 5 1939-45, Burma, Africa Stars, War & Defence Medals

Casualty WW2 Medal Group Of 5 1939-45, Burma, Africa Stars, War & Defence Medals

Casualty WW2 Medal Group Of 5 1939-45, Burma, Africa Stars, War & Defence Medals

Casualty WW2 Medal Group Of 5 1939-45, Burma, Africa Stars, War & Defence Medals. Soldiers name Ivor Alton died November 23rd, 1944 aged 24. Box addressed to Mrs P Alton in Nottingham. Please grade yourself from the pictures, take any grading by us only as a guide. We would ask that if you are looking to return an item that you message us within 7 days of receiving the item. The item “Casualty WW2 Medal Group Of 5 1939-45, Burma, Africa Stars, War & Defence Medals” is in sale since Sunday, May 27, 2018. This item is in the category “Collectables\Militaria\World War II (1939-1945)\Medals/ Ribbons”. The seller is “redbank_coins” and is located in Derby, Derbyshire. This item can be shipped worldwide.
  • Conflict: World War II (1939-1945)
  • Clothing Type: Jackets
  • Service: Army
  • Country/ Organization: Great Britain
  • Issued/ Not-Issued: Issued
  • Era: 1914-1945
  • Type: Medals & Ribbons

Casualty Medal Frame to house 3 WW1 Medals & Replica Memorial Plaque Display

Casualty Medal Frame to house 3 WW1 Medals & Replica Memorial Plaque Display

Casualty Medal Frame to house 3 WW1 Medals & Replica Memorial Plaque Display

Poppy Medal Framing offer a Casualty Group Frame including a facsimilie/copy of an original Memorial Plaque holder produced in brass powder/resin mix to produce a metal finish appearance. This is moulded from an original and displays the Thistle/Rose/Shamrock and Leek in its corners(the one pictured has 3 brass tabs but these are no longer required to hold the plaque within the frame so are now not present in future holders). The frame is a matt black solid wood moulding housing a black velvet coated board with apertures for a 1914 or 1915 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal and a Memorial Plaque within the replica plaque holder. The medals and plaque are simply held in the frame and are not in anyway adhered or permanent in the frame-they simply fit in their apertures for a superb display. This listing is for the pictured memorial plaque holder within a velvet coated board within a frame. We can make for WW1 pair and indeed other combinations if required-please message and we can advise. The item “Casualty Medal Frame to house 3 WW1 Medals & Replica Memorial Plaque Display” is in sale since Wednesday, December 30, 2015. This item is in the category “Collectables\Militaria\World War I (1914-1918)\Medals/ Ribbons”. The seller is “gunner100″ and is located in Chirk,Wrexham. This item can be shipped worldwide.

WW 2 Casualty RAF 90 Sqdn KIA Medal group Father & Sons Died in Service Lot RNVR

WW 2 Casualty RAF 90 Sqdn KIA Medal group Father & Sons Died in Service Lot RNVR

WW 2 Casualty RAF 90 Sqdn KIA Medal group Father & Sons Died in Service Lot RNVR

WW 2 Casualty RAF 90 Sqdn KIA Medal group Father & Sons Died in Service Lot RNVR

WW 2 Casualty RAF 90 Sqdn KIA Medal group Father & Sons Died in Service Lot RNVR

WW 2 Casualty RAF 90 Sqdn KIA Medal group Father & Sons Died in Service Lot RNVR

WW 2 Casualty RAF 90 Sqdn KIA Medal group Father & Sons Died in Service Lot RNVR

WW 2 Casualty RAF 90 Sqdn KIA Medal group Father & Sons Died in Service Lot RNVR

WW 2 Casualty RAF 90 Sqdn KIA Medal group Father & Sons Died in Service Lot RNVR

WW 2 Casualty RAF 90 Sqdn KIA Medal group Father & Sons Died in Service Lot RNVR

WW 2 Casualty RAF 90 Sqdn KIA Medal group Father & Sons Died in Service Lot RNVR

WW 2 Casualty RAF 90 Sqdn KIA Medal group Father & Sons Died in Service Lot RNVR

WW 2 Casualty RAF 90 Sqdn KIA Medal group Father & Sons Died in Service Lot RNVR

On offer a WW2 Casualty K. A Medal group awarded to the same family MacTavish. Son 1: Group awarded to 155245 Sergeant Observer Claud Gordon Humphrey MacTavish 90 Squadron RAF serving and flying Stirling I – BF415 from Ridgewell Killed In Action Hamburg 4th Feb 1943. Entitled to 1939-45, Air Crew Europe Star Defence and War Medal. Box of issue with Condolence Slip and Condolence Letter are Original items. The 1939-45 Star, Air Cew Europe Star (Copy) Defence & War Medal. CWGC documents, 90 Squadron Losses. Image of Burial site including full crew list and CWGC Certificates for all crew members and a Copy Replacement Scroll. The Box is Named to Mrs MacTavish (Mother). Fathers Medals Lt Gordon Mitchell Humphrey MacTavish serving with the RNVR at H. S Vernon Bomb Disposal & Mine Clearance who died in service 1947. Previous service WW1 RNVR as a Pay Master Sub Lt. MIC Entitlement 1914-14 Star, BWM & Victory Medal. Medals include a Great War British War Medal Correctly named Payr S Lt and medal issue box and condolence medal slip are genuine and correct. Medals 1939-45 star Defence and War Medal are Genuine with a Copy Replacement Scroll and CWGC Certificate. Box named to Mrs MacTavish (Wife). Son 2: Medals Awarded to William Alexander MacTavish serving with the Merchant Navy in box of issue. Medals Atlantic Star Defence and War Medal. A great Family Lot awarded to Father and two Sons. The items are all in great condition with a comprehensive list of documentation. Please be advised that the Air Crew Europe Star is a GAP FILLER REPLACEMENT COPY : All other medals are Original Genuine Medals. The item “WW 2 Casualty RAF 90 Sqdn KIA Medal group Father & Sons Died in Service Lot RNVR” is in sale since Thursday, May 25, 2017. This item is in the category “Collectables\Militaria\World War II (1939-1945)\Medals/ Ribbons”. The seller is “montymedals” and is located in Banbridge. This item can be shipped to United Kingdom, Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Australia, United States, Canada, Brazil, Japan, New Zealand, China, Israel, Hong Kong, Norway, Indonesia, Malaysia, Mexico, Singapore, South Korea, Switzerland, Taiwan, Thailand, Saudi arabia, South africa, United arab emirates, Ukraine, Chile.
  • Type: Medals & Ribbons
  • Era: 1945-Present
  • Conflict: World War II (1939-1945)
  • Country/ Organization: Great Britain
  • Issued/ Not-Issued: Issued