WWI MEDALS

MC PLIMPTON

$8,000.00

A Great War ‘Western Front’ M.C. and Bar awarded to Captain R. A. Plimpton, Royal Highlanders and Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, killed in action at Polygon Wood, 27 September 1917 Military Cross, G.V.R., with Second Award Bar, unnamed, in case of issue.

MC STOKES

$5,700.00

A Great War M.C. and Bar group of six awarded to Major R. R. Stokes, Royal Field Artillery An industrialist, he was also a prominent Labour Member of Parliament, who further worked ‘in the shadows’ with MI6, in order to seed unrest in the Soviet Union; in 1950 became Minister of Works, he was appointed Lord Privy Seal and the new position of Minister of Materials in 1951, succeeding Ernest Bevin.

MC TODD

$7,150.00

An outstanding Great War Western Front M.C. and Bar group of five awarded to Captain H. S. Todd, East Surrey Regiment, late 16th (Public Schools) Battalion, Middlesex Regiment, who was killed in action in the attack at Roussoy in September 1918.

WWI BUSER

$160.00

WWI Pair to Captain C. F. Buser, Indian Army late Machine Gun Corps.

WWI ELLIOTT

$1,750.00

Scarce Canadian Cross of St. George group to A. Sgt. Thomas Elliott, 4th Battalion CEF.

WWI IRWIN

$525.00

WWI Pair to Private G. Irwin, Canadian Siberia Expeditionary Force.

WWI JOHNSON

$1,225.00

A Great War casualty group of three to Second Lieutenant Edward Francis Johnson, Middlesex Regiment, formerly 6th Dragoon Guards, who died of wounds on 7 November 1918 which he had received at the Battle of the Sambre.

WWI JONES

$700.00

Group of seven to Captain C. E. Jones, Royal Hamilton Light Infantry, late 19th Battalion, Canadian Infantry, who was wounded in the back at the Battle of Vimy Ridge.

WWI LUXFORD

$460.00

The campaign group of three awarded to Deckhand A. Luxford, Mercantile Marine and Royal Naval Reserve Trawler Section, who received his M.I.D. for ‘services in action with enemy submarines’.

WWI MACINNES

$350.00

WWI Pair to Piper MacInnes, Seaforth Highlanders.

WWI MACPHERSON

$350.00

WWI Pair to Piper MacPherson, Highland Light Infantry who was wounded in action.

WWI O’BRIEN

$3,850.00

An interesting Daily Herald ‘Order of Industrial Heroism’ group of four awarded to Timothy ‘Tim The Devil’ O’Brien, late Royal Welsh Fusiliers, for his gallantry in saving life during the Cardiff Blitz on 23 November 1940, who was taken prisoner during the Great War on 30 October 1914.

WWI TEGG

$185.00

WWI Canadian casualty pair to Pte. Tegg, 18th Battalion CEF.

WWI TOYNE

$380.00

WWI Group to Gunner Toyne, Royal Artillery.

WWI VANDERBURGH

$275.00

WWI Memorial clasp to Pte. Vanderburgh, 4th Battalion who was killed in action on April 11th 1917 at Vimy Ridge.

WWI WELSH

$700.00

WWI Canadian pair, plaque and scroll to Pte. Welsh, 3rd Battalion.

WWI MEDALS

MC PLIMPTON

$8,000.00

MC STOKES

$5,700.00

MC TODD

$7,150.00

WWI BUSER

$160.00

WWI ELLIOTT

$1,750.00

WWI IRWIN

$525.00

WWI JOHNSON

$1,225.00

WWI JONES

$700.00

WWI LUXFORD

$460.00

WWI MACINNES

$350.00

WWI MACPHERSON

$350.00

WWI O’BRIEN

$3,850.00

WWI TEGG

$185.00

WWI TOYNE

$380.00

WWI VANDERBURGH

$275.00

WWI WELSH

$700.00

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