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Catalogue - Medals
Swords & Daggers - Long Guns & Hand Guns - Armour & Headgear - Miscellaneous - Bayonets |
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| NGS with Camperdown Clasp(James Mackenzie) |
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James Mackenzie A.B. HMS Agincourt.
James was born C-1776 in Newcastle and his first entry shows him entering HMS Vanguard on Sept 5th 1793 age 21 and rated Able Seaman. This would suggest he was already an experienced seaman most probably in the merchant service. He served aboard Vanguard until Aug 12th 1797 when he was discharged to HMS Agincourt serving aboard untol Feb 15th 1798. During this period he was present at the battle of Camperdown Oct 11th 1797 when Admiral Duncan defeated the..... more info |
£4000
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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 |
£3750
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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 |
£5750
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| NGS with Clasp for Navarino (Alexander Murray, Midshipman) |
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ALexander Murray transferred to Philomel 15th Jan 1826 and was appointed Midshipman on 16th Jan 1826. He served on the Philomel at the battle of Naverino. The Philomel,Rose,Wasp and Musquito were stationed with the frigate Dartmouth to watch the movements of the Turkish fireships at the entrance to the harbour. When the action became general one of the fireships was sunk by a well directed broadside from the Philomel which lost 1 killed and 3 wounded in the battle and brought home the despatches..... more info |
£4000
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| NGS with Martinique Clasp(Robert Silvers) |
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Robert Silvers, Boatswain's Mate "Cleopatra".
Robert Silvers career in the Royal Navy commenced Jan 10th 1806 when the Americam ship " Elizabeth" of Boston was brought to and boarded for inspection by HMS Tarter. During this inspection the Elizabeth was taken in tow to Bermuda. Robert Silvers appears to have been one of three men who had secreted themselves away and were found below and was pressed into service...... more info |
£2500
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| Waterloo Medal to Richard Light 3/95th Rifles |
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A Waterloo medal presented to Richard Light 3/95th Rifles.
Attested 9th Jan 1814 to serve asa private with the 3rd Batt,95th Rifles(later 3/Rifle Brigade). Served at Waterloo. Rifle Green at Waterloo states wounded in left hand at Netherlands or Waterloo,P189.
Ref: 14628, No14... more info |
£6000
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| Waterloo Medal to William Hill |
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A Waterloo medal presented to William Hill 1st Rifle Brigade(95th)
Traced as Pte on muster rolls for the Leicestershire Militia in 1809.volunteered to serve as a Pte with the 1st Btn 95 Rifles on 31st march 1809 and promoted to Corporal 25th Aug 1809. Served in Portugal 25th June 1809 to June 1810. He was prooted to seSergeant 25th Sept 1811 ,in England June 1810 to March 1815. Served at Waterloo with the 1st Rifle Brigade and promoted to Quarter Master Sergeant 25th Aug 1816...... more info |
£6000
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| Waterloo Medal to Samuel Lees |
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A Waterloo medal presented to Samuel Lees 2nd Batt 3rd Reg. Guards. Private Samuel Lees, Born Oldham 1791,joined the 3rd Guards 9th Dec 1813.In June 1815 he was with the 2nd Batt 3rd Guards under Lt Col Charles Dashwood at Waterloo. The 2nd 3rd Guards were occupying the garden & ground around the farm of Hougoumont inc the lane to the west of the Great Bard. The Light companies managed to occupy their positions without opposition from the French,but they were only just in time...... more info |
£3350
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| New Zealand 1860-66(Undated Reverse) |
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A New Zealand medal presented to 3422 private James Mclean. 65th Regt.
Born circa 1835 & enlisted into the 65th Regt 6th Dec 1854. Previous occupation was a weaver. He embarked for New Zealand to join the service companies 15th April 1856.
He was severley wounded with a musket ball through the right hand at Cameron Town on 7th Sept 1863. It was in this action that the detachment of the Regt recieved 2 VC's and 4 DCM's.
McLean was invalided home due to his injury which caused him to lose the f..... more info |
£1400
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| AFM C-1950 & 2nd World War Group |
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Transport Command. 578375 Signaller I. Royston Joseph Le Feaver RAF. By his all-round instructional work and his fine effort on the Berlin Air Lift (188 Sorties). This NCO has set an excellent example.
Research paperwork included.
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£3650
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| Waterloo Medal To Thomas Sumner |
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A nice Waterloo medal with impressed naming presented to Thomas Sumner Royal Waggon Train. The naming can be read quite easily but is worn in areas due to being worn.Research paperwork & copy of death certificate included.... more info |
£1600
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| Military General Service Medal 8th Foot |
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An MGS with Martinique clasp awared to Drummer George Young of the 8th of Foot who was taken prisoner on the night of 12th/13th July 1814 during a patrol of the light company out of Fort George under the command of Major Evans. The American General Swift was killed during this encounter.... more info |
£3000
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| New Zealand Medal 1864-1866 |
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An 1864-66 New Zealand medal presented to Ensign & Lieut S.P.T. Nicholl of the 43rd light infantry.
Nicholl recieved a scalp wound at the "Battle of Gate Pah" were most of the officers were killed or wounded in the initial attack: 7 Officers Killed or D.O.W. 2 Officers wounded, Sgt Major killed, 11 privates killed or D.O.W and 18 privates wounded.
The medal is contained in a case with retailers name embossed inside the lid (G Kenning & Son,..... more info |
£3750
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| NGS Trafalgar Medal |
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A Naval General Service medal with Trafalgar bar presented to Andrew Malcom(Unique Naming) being sold with two prize certificates presented to Andrew Malcom.
Condition:VF
Research paperwork included.
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£8000
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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 |
£3750
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| Waterloo Medal 71st Regt Foot |
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A Waterloo medal officially impressed & presented to Henry Wilmott 1st Batt. 71st Regt Foot.
The 71st played a full part in this great battle at Waterloo. Assigned to Adam’s Light Brigade (along with the 1/52nd and 2/95th)on the right of the battlefield, they first endured over two hours of intense artillery fire. When they moved, they left many dead and wounded on the ground. They then repulsed seven cavalry charges,..... more info |
£2950
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