Militaria, Medals and Awards

A 1914-18 British War Medal and 1914-19 Victory Medal to '8147 Pte. J. Goulding. 5-Lrs.', a 1914-18 British War Medal to '2092 Pte. J. Goulding 25-Lond.R.', two copy German Third Reich and two French awards, a brass British Army other ranks universal pattern waist belt buckle, an unofficial medallion commemorating the 1937 Coronation, and a Netherlands one guilder 1847.

A 9ct gold and enamelled neck badge, detailed 'Ex-President Master Plumbers London', cased, a gold Masonic jewel, pierced as a six pointed star, fitted to a gold mounted black moiré ribbon, two silver gilt and enamelled Masonic jewels, the brooches detailed 'Steward', a silver gilt and blue enamelled oval lodge badge, detailed 'Assistant', a gilt metal and blue enamelled oval lodge badge, detailed 'London', a booklet, detailed 'Centenary Celebration Freemason's Hall London 1910', a crown 1953 and a 1935 County of Middlesex Silver Jubilee Medal.

A 1914-15 Star to 'G-6873 Pte C.R Batchelor. R.Suss.R.' and a 1914-18 British War Medal and 1914-19 Victory Medal to 'G-6873 Pte. C.R. Batchelor. R.Suss.R.'.

An 1887 Metropolitan Police bronze Jubilee Medal to 'P.C. J. Lambert. G.Divn', an Edward VII 1902 Coronation Medal, Metropolitan Police issue, to 'P.C. J. Lambert. G.Div', three coins and a one pound note.

A First World War period memorial plaque, detailed 'Percy Alfred Whiting', with the original folding card case. Note: Percy Whiting served as a private in the 2nd Battalion Royal Fusiliers, died 9th October 1917, aged 21, and is commemorated on the Tyne Cot Memorial.

A collection of seven silver fob medals, mostly relating to swimming, some named to 'T. Wolveridge', with seven cases, six county regiment cap badges, including three of The Royal Sussex Regiment, a First World War period discharge badge for services rendered, detailed '114466', three enamelled brooch badges, ten further badges and two dice.

A group of First World War period French awards and militaria, comprising an enamelled Légion d'honneur, set with diamonds, an enamelled Légion d'honneur and Légion d'honneur certificate, dated 1922 May, relating to Chevalier, with named tube for postage, four epaulettes, comprising one gilt with tassels, one gilt without tassels, one silvered with tassels and one silvered without tassels, with red box, two bronze shooting prizes, cased, a silver plated seal, decorated with the portrait of a lady, cased, a French sword grip with shortened blade, a lead based alloy inkstand with a solder motif, detailed 'Camp de Meucon', an officer's hat plume with red feathers, Tricolore rosette and gilt fusilier grenade badge, cased, an album containing a quantity of postcards and related ephemera, and a gilt metal display box formerly to hold a fob watch.

A copy Third Reich gilt and white enamelled breast star of the Order of the German Eagle, the pin detailed '900 21' (chipped at the centre), and a copy gilt and white enamelled neck badge of the Order of the German Eagle, the top ring detailed '900 21', with a neck ribbon, together with a rectangular bronze plaque, probably Swedish, depicting a tank, detailed 'Kungl Göta Pansarlivgarde' and dated '1963' at the back.

A group of six dress miniature medals, attributed to Colour Sergeant William E. Day, comprising MBE, civil issue, BEM, military issue, 1939-45 Defence Medal, War Medal, 1937 Coronation Medal and Navy Long Service and Good Conduct Medal, George VI issue, together with a bronze Royal Marines medallion, detailed 'Depot R.M. Company Football 1931', cased, a Royal Marines cap badge, a petrol lighter made from two Royal Marines plated buttons, the Statutes of the Order of the British Empire, two copies of The Globe & Laurel magazine, a framed black and white photograph, believed to be W.E. Day, and further paperwork, including copy biographical details.

A collection of twenty-seven badges, including Guards Machine Gun Battalion, Guards Machine Gun Regiment, Cameron Highlanders, Liverpool Scottish and Cameronians (some re-strikes).

A collection of twenty-eight corps badges, including Army Education Corps, Small Arms School, National Defence Company ERVIII, Intelligence Corps, Royal Engineers Volunteers ERVII and Corps of Military Police, all mounted on individual cards.

A collection of twenty cavalry badges, including 5th, 9th, 12th, 16th, 17th and 21st Lancers, 4th, 10th, 11th, 13th, 14th and 19th Hussars, Bays and Dragoon Guards, all mounted individually on cards (some re-strikes).

A collection of forty yeomanry badges, including 3rd County of London, Lovat Scouts, Essex Imperial Yeomanry and Gloucester Hussars.

A collection of thirty-four British cap badges, including 20th London, Tank Corps, RFC, the Queens, 17th Lancers and West Kent Yeomanry, circa First World War to post-1952, mounted on maroon baize with Luftwaffe badge, various buttons, collar badges, etc, framed and glazed.

Four Wehrmacht steel belt buckles, a 1914-18 First World War Merit Cross with swords, a copy of a Faithful Service cross, three wound badges, a West Wall medal, five post-war duplicate Luftwaffe badges, ten duplicate Wehrmacht badges, four duplicate Kriegsmarine badges, etc.

A Third Reich War Merit Cross with swords, two tropical helmet badges, two wound badges and three further medals.

A Third Reich Faithful Service Cross (tarnished), a Mother's Cross, silver grade, a Luftwaffe sports vest badge, a Luftwaffe ground combat badge, a driver's sleeve badge, a brass belt buckle, etc.

A group of swimming and life saving awards, mostly relating to A.G. Barnes, a member of Weston-super-Mare Swimming Club, comprising a Royal Life Saving Society silver medal, dated 1909, with a Weston-super-Mare Swimming Club enamelled badge, four bronze medallions, detailed 'Water Polo Championship', four Life Saving Society bronze medals, a swimming medallion, detailed 'To Weston-super-Mare Souvenir from Brussels City 1907', two bronze fobs of cycling interest for 'Hill Climb', named to 'A.G. Barnes', a bronze medallion, detailed 'Tobacco W.D.C. 1921 E.L. Barnes', a silver fob medal, detailed 'Mayor of Smethwick Charity Football Competition Winners B. Birch', and five various enamelled lapel badges.

A 1914-15 Star to '514 Spr. G.S. Barnes. R.E.', with the original packet of postage, a 1914-18 British War Medal and 1914-19 Victory Medal to '514 Spr. G.S. Barnes. R.E.', a 1939-45 Defence Medal and medal for Faithful Service in the Special Constabulary, George VI issue, to 'Ronald S. Barnes', a 1914-18 British War Medal and 1914-19 Victory Medal to '41185 Pte. R. Barnes. D. of Corn. L.I.', and a 1939-45 Defence Medal and medal for Faithful Service in the Special Constabulary, George VI issue, to 'Gilbert A. White', as mounted on two bars.