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Catalogue - Medals
Swords & Daggers - Long Guns & Hand Guns - Armour & Headgear - Miscellaneous - Bayonets |
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| Royal Naval Reserve WW1 Trio & Plaque |
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A Royal Naval Reserve Trio and Plaque presented to DA 4829 James Cowie D.H. ,R.N.R. H.M. Drifter "Frigate Bird"
Cowie was killed in action 9th July 1916 during an engagement with the Austrian war ship "Novara" in the Adriatic. The Drifters were being used for netting enemy submarines.... more info |
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| China Transport Group |
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A medal group comprising of a China Transport medal, 1914-18 War medal & a Mercantile Marine medal awarded to Francis Robert Cammack, born in St Helens, Lancashire 1867.
See Link: http://www.merchantnavyofficers.com/woodland.html... more info |
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| New Zealand Medal |
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A New Zealand medal to 3422 Private James Mclean 65th Regt(2nd Yorkshire North Riding Regt).
Mclean was severely wounded in action at Cameron Town New Zealand on 7th Sept 1863(2 V.Cs and 4 DCMs where awarded for this action).... more info |
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| NGS with 4 Nov 1805 Clasp (James Farrington) |
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James Farrington (L.M. HMS Namur) was born in Rochester c-1781, he joined the navy as a volunteer 15th March 1803 aboard HMS Ranger and later HMS Ardent from March 1803 until he joined HMS Namur on the 20th April 1805. On 4th Nov that year took part in the capture off Cape Finistere of 4 French line battle ships that escaped at Trafalgar earning his NGS medal which was awarded 43 years later. He joined HMS Valiant on the 3rd July 1807 until April 1809 when he was discharged sick to Plymouth Hosp..... more info |
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| NGS with Copenhagen Clasp(Joseph Jones) |
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Joseph Jones Volunteer 1st Class HMS Monarch.
HMS Monarch of 74 guns was commanded by Captain James Robert Mosse. The ship was exposed to the fire of a 100 guns and mortars from shore and floating batteries at Copenghagen and her losses were stupendous, 56 men killed including the captain and 164 wounded making a total of 220 men. The casualties were the highest suffered on the British side during the war against the French and her allies...... more info |
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| Waterloo Medal 79 Regt Foot |
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A Waterloo medal officially impressed & presented to Sergt William Swanson, 1st Batt 79th Regt Foot.
Wounded at Corunna, Busaco,Fuentes d'Onor,Salamanca & Toulouse.
Condition: NF.
Research paperwork included... more info |
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