C.SCHULZ
Australian Four (Pacific)
Service No: NX69139
Unit No: 2/18
Corps/Service: Infantry
Country: Australia
Pte Charles SCHULZ, NX69139, was my grandmother's cousin and one of four brothers to serve in the AIF during the Second World War. Born in Ungarie on September 14, 1920, he enlisted on March 6, 1941. He was taken prisoner at Singapore while serving with the 2/18th Infantry Battalion and sent to a POW camp in Malaya. I am trying to determine who is in possession of Charlie's service medals now.
R.H.SCHULZ
Australian Four (Pacific)
Service No: NX14496
Unit No: 2/20
Corps/Service: Infantry
Country: Australia
Pte Roy Henry SCHULZ, NX14496, was my grandmother's cousin and one of four brothers to serve in the AIF during the Second World War. Born in Albury on November 25, 1918, he enlisted on May 21, 1941. He was taken prisoner at Singapore while serving with the 2/20th Infantry Battalion and sent to a POW camp in Thailand. I am trying to determine who is in possession of Roy's service medals now.
R.H.HARTRIDGE
King's South Africa Medal
Service No: 5479
Corps/Service: Artillery
Country: United Kingdom
King's South Africa Medal with "South Africa 1902" and "South Africa 1901" clasps awarded to Dvr R H HARTRIDGE of the Royal Field Artillery. This medal is not for general sale, though would be interested in returning it to family members.
W.TAYLOR
Queen's South Africa Medal
Service No: 2409
Unit No: 1
Corps/Service: Country: United Kingdom
Queen's South Africa Medal with "Transvaal", "Orange Free State" and "Cape Colony" clasps awarded to Pte W Taylor of the 1st Border Regiment. This medal is not for general sale, though would be interested in returning it to family members.
F.HAMILTON
Australian Trio (Pacific Star)
Service No: VX85193
Corps/Service: Country: Australia
Pte Fred HAMILTON was born in Belmore on December 21, 1916 and enlisted with the AIF on July 27, 1942. He was discharged on December 6, 1945. His Next of Kin is listed as Glady HAMILTON. These medals are not for general sale, though would be interested in returning it to family members.
E.PUSTERLA
U.K. Pair
Service No: NX67410
Unit No: 2/6
Corps/Service: Medical Corps
Country: Australia
Pte Eric Pusterla was born in Albury on February 2, 1904. He enlisted on January 16, 1941 originally being allocated service number N79628 before being allocated AIF service number NX67410. He was discharged on May 16, 1945 while serving with the 2/6th Australian General Hospital. His Next of Kin is listed as Gweneth Pusterla. These medals are not for general sale, though would be interested in returning it to family members.
J.A.INGLES
1939-1945 War Medal
Service No: 250418
Corps/Service: Air Force/Flying Corps
Country: Australia
W/Cdr John Alan INGLES was born on 26 January 1905 and was discharged from the RAAF on 27 October 1945 while serving with the RAAF Staff School. This medal is not for general sale, though would be interested in returning it to family members.
R.W.NICHOLSON
First World War Victory Medal
Service No: 257458
Unit No: 52
Corps/Service: Infantry
Country: Canada
A/L/Cpl Robert Wesley NICHOLSON enlisted with the Canadian Military in January 1918 and served with the 52nd Canadian Infantry. The son of James Nicholson, he was born on July 2, 1895. This medal is not for general sale, though would be interested in returning it to family members.
E.B.NOWELL
First World War Victory Medal
Service No: 149569
Corps/Service: Artillery
Country: United Kingdom
WW1 Victory medal for Gnr Edward B NOWELL of the Royal Garrison Artillery. Apparently he was entitled to both the Victory Medal and British War Medal. The medal is not for general sale, though would be interested in returning it to family members.
W.G.DOUBLEDAY
World War 1 Pair
Service No: 1835
Unit No: 13
Corps/Service: Mounted/ Lighthorse/ Cavalry
Country: Australia
William George Doubleday was the brother of my great-great-great-grandmother. He served with the 13th Light Horse from 1917 and then with a Field Artillery Battalion. I believe a "Mrs M E Smith" obtained his medals after he passed away, and I am trying to determine where these medals are now.
