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Africa General Service 1899-1956 |
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| 178 |
clasp N. Nigeria 1902 (3/4 Pte. Salami Ibadan N.N.Reg.) |
GVF |
£230 |
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| 173 |
clasp N. Nigeria 1904 (301 Pte. Abudu Kanike Lagos Bn.WAFF) |
GVF |
£210 |
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| 174 |
clasp S. Nigeria 1904 (211 Pte Sumanu Tajina WAFF) |
VF |
£210 |
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| 170 |
clasp West Africa 1906 (478 Cpl. Rupia 2/KA Rif) |
VF |
£340 |
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| 166 |
clasp Kenya (5411 PC Mutua Kabibia) Ken. police |
GVF |
£95 |
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| 169 |
2 clasps Som. 1902-04 & Jidballi (3836 Pte.H. Courtney Hamps Reg.) |
VF |
£395 |
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Queen’s South Africa Medal, 1899-1902 |
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428 |
No
clasp. (impressed Pte. W. Stophfoard. Ladismith
T.G.)
Name scratched. Scarce |
NVF
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£200 |
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Note: Ladismith is a different town to Ladysmith. |
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425 |
2 clasps Defence of Ladysmith, South Africa 1902
(4609 Pte. F. Alcock 19/Hrs).
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Unusual combination and unique combination to regiment. |
GVF |
£235 |
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484 |
3 clasps Trans., OFS and CC (4705 Sgt J. T.
Dawson 7th Hussars) |
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Joseph Trevitt Dawson Born in Pilsford,
Northampton he enlisted for 5 years at Buckingham 8th Aug.
1899, aged 21, in the 7th Hussars. At the time he was 5` 5”
tall, fresh complexion, grey eyes, dark brown hair and C of E, by trade
a butcher. By the time the Regt went to South Africa 30.11.01 he was a
L/Cpl, being promoted Cpl 29th March 1902 and L/Sgt 16th
Aug. 19.02. He remained in South Africa until 12th November
1903 when he was discharged at his own request. The Regt was in South
Africa at the same time as the 3rd and 8th Hussars
not returning to UK until 1905. The Regt took part in “New Model Drives”
which involved firstly the building of blockhouses to protect railway
lines, linked with wire fencing to prevent free movement across the
veldt and then using the troops to carry out sweeps within these linked
area. Such a strategy, while an improvement on the previous system of
inefficient scouring of the countryside by scattered columns took a very
heavy toll on horses. With a copy of service records. (Also entitled to
a 2 clasp KSA) |
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GVF |
£160 |
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270 |
5
clasps. Belfast, Diamond Hill, Johannesburg, OFS, CC (1938 Pte. W.
Foley Yorks Regt.) Ghost dates. Small p/b mark on reverse field.
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NEF |
£180 |
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271 |
5
clasps CC, OFS,Tvl, SA01,SA02 (4415 Pte. A. Haines 1st D. Gds.) |
VF |
£150 |
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94 |
5 clasps, Cape Colony; Orange
Free State; Transvaal; South Africa 1901; South Africa 1902 (870 3rd Class Tpr. A. Farr, S.A.C.) |
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Trooper Farr served as Captain
(later Major-General, CB, CMG, DSO, MBE) A. A. McHardy’s batman during the
Boer War and was reported missing near Petrusburg on 16 July 1901 but
later rejoined. (probably captured, stripped and released)
"Captain Alexander Anderson
McHardy, RA served as Divisional Signalling Officer from 13 November 1899
until 14 December 1900 and was present at the actions at Spion Kop and
Vaal Kranz, he also participated in the relief of Ladysmith and was also
involved in the actions at Pieters Hill and on Tugela Heights.
From December 1900 until the cessation of hostilities, he was D.A.A.G.
Intelligence, Natal (D.S.O., London Gazette 19 April 1901).
Following the War, he was appointed D.A.A.G., for Prisoners of War. One would expect Farr to have
accompanied his officer on most of his travels". |
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GVF |
£150 |
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437 |
5 clasps, Tugela
Heights, Orange Free State, Relief of Ladysmith, Transvaal and Laing’s
Nek,(2353 Private L. Hardy, 2nd East Surrey Rgt) |
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Born Pimlico, London
in 1870, a grocer by trade. Enlisted April 1888.
Appointed Bandsman in 1891. To reserve in 1895, recalled 1899 for service
in South Africa. Invalided to England on 8th August
1900, and discharged in June 1901. With copy papers and medal roll.
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GVF |
£265 |
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Queens Mediterranean |
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| 157 |
(5418 Pte. E. Foster W. Yorks Reg.) |
GVF |
£375 |
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Kimberley Star |
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155 |
“a”
hallmark (P. Heneke K.T.G.) named on suspender. |
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GVF |
£295 |
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Ashanti 1900 |
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160 |
clasp Kumassi (377
Pte. Amadu Kanu 1. WAFF) |
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GVF |
£500 |
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China 1900 |
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163 |
clasp; Relief of Pekin
(4969 Pte. C. Thomas 2nd Rl. Welsh Fus.) |
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suspender
slack. some e.k’s
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VF |
£525 |
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Tibet 1903- 04 |
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| 179 |
clasp Gyantse (7398 Pte. C. Caruth 1Bn Ryl. Fuslrs.)
Unresearched |
NEF |
£1100 |
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| 180 |
no bar Bronze (Cooly Dhannian Rai S&T Corps.
Scarce in such good condition |
NEF |
120 |
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Natal 1906 |
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| 181 |
clasp 1906 (Tpr V.H. Vanderplank Zululand.Mtd. Rifles) |
VF |
180 |
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India General Service 1908-35 |
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148 |
clasp Afghan NWF 1919 (8651 Pte S
Savory 1DWR) Most of the 1 DWR are entitled to the BWM only. |
GVF |
£95 |
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| 183 |
clasp Afg. N.W. Frontier 1919 (115917 Pte V. Bowmar MGC)
+ brooch |
NEF |
£100 |
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| 184 |
clasp Waziristan 1921-24 (7336797 Fsr.V. Timmins R.W. Fus.) |
EF |
£110 |
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| 185 |
clasp
N.W. Frontier 1930-31 (64039 Sep. Mayer, F.C.) Frontier Constabulary |
NEF |
£55 |
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| 186 |
clasp Waziristan 1921-24 (3950126 Pte. N. Axenderrie Welch R.) with MiC |
GVF |
£110 |
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| 188 |
clasp N.W. Frontier 1930-31 (6395512 Pte. E. Lewer R. Suss. R) |
NEF |
£100 |
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| 189 |
2 clasps Mahsud 1919-20 & Waziristan 1919-21 (1850401 Spr. A.E. Hull F.
DVL Signals) |
NEF |
£175 |
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Khedives Sudan medal 1910-22 |
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AS54 |
Type 1 Pre-1916 (long inscription & swivel
suspender) Un-named as issued. |
NEF |
£270 |
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AS55 |
Type II Post 1916 (short inscription -
fixed suspender) no clasp. Un-named as issued. |
NEF |
£225 |
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