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S.MAGHILL
South Africa Pair - Q.S.A + K.S.A
Service No: 50342
Unit No: 88
Corps/Service: Artillery
Country: United Kingdom
Date of sale: 30 April 2011
Boer War (South Africa War) medals (Queens South Africa Medal + Kings South Africa Medal) awarded to 50342 Gunner S. MAGHILL who served with the 88th Battery of the Royal Field Artillery (R.F.A.)The Q.S.A. bears the three clasps:- Transvaal, Orange Free State and Cape Colony. The K.S.A. bears the clasps:- South Africa 1901 and South Africa 1902.
L.A.MONK
Australian Six
Service No: VX41285
Unit No: 2/125
Corps/Service: Ordnance Corps
Country: Australia
Date of sale: 20 April 2011
Second World War Medals (1939-1945 Star, Africa Star, Pacific Star, Defence Medal, 1939-1945 War Medal and 1939-1945 Australia Service Medal) awarded to Leonard Arthur MONK who was born on the 21st of January, 1913 at Talbot in Victoria. According to the World War Two Nominal Roll, he enlisted into the Second AIF on the 28th of June, 1940 and discharged on the 18th of December, 1945. His next of kin was David MONK. Posting on discharge was the 2/125 Brigade Ordnance Field Park AAOC. (Australian Army Ordnance Corps)
W.J.NELSON
First World War Victory Medal
Service No: 321882
Corps/Service: Engineers
Country: United Kingdom
Date of sale: 29 April 2011
First World War medal (Victory Medal) awarded tp Sapper W.J. NELSON who served in the British Army during the Great War with the Royal Engineers. His service number was 321882.
G.MUIR
Military Cross
Unit No: 29
Corps/Service: Infantry
Country: United Kingdom
Date of sale: 01 May 2011
First World War medal (Military Cross)awarded for extreme gallantry in the face of the enemy. This M.C. was awarded to Lieutenant George Muir of the Royal Engineers for fighting German Forces in France; the medal being gazetted on the 1st of January 1919 page 28. The Citation recommending the Military Cross for Gallantry in the field from 25th of July to the 17th of September 1918, signed by the Commanding Officer a Major General of the British 29th Division.
A.OAKLEY
1914-1915 Star
Service No: 55928
Corps/Service: Artillery
Country: United Kingdom
Date of sale: 22 April 2011
First World War medal (1914-1915 Star) awarded to Gunner A. OAKLEY who served in the British Army with the Royal Field Artillery. His service number was 55928
J.MCCARTHY
First World War Victory Medal
Service No: DM2-096769
Corps/Service: Army Service Corps
Country: United Kingdom
Date of sale: 06 June 2011
First World War medal (Victory Medal) awarded to Serjeant (previously rank of Private) J. McCARTHY who served in the British Army with the Army Service Corps during the Great War. This medal was sold on an online auction site and unfortunately, it was seperated from its companion medals (1914-1915 Star & British War Medal) when sold. It is hoped that the same buyer, purchased all three medals to reunite them as a "set", however this information is not known.
J.MCCARTHY
British War Medal
Service No: DM2-096769
Corps/Service: Army Service Corps
Country: United Kingdom
Date of sale: 06 June 2011
First World War medal (British War Medal) awarded to Private J. McCARTHY who served in the British Army with the Army Service Corps during the Great War. This medal was sold on an online auction site and unfortunately, it was seperated from its companion medals (1914-1915 Star & Victory Medal) when sold. It is hoped that the same buyer, purchased all three medals to reunite them as a "set", however this information is not known.
J.MCCARTHY
1914-1915 Star
Service No: DM2-096769
Corps/Service: Army Service Corps
Country: United Kingdom
Date of sale: 06 June 2011
First World War medal (1914-1915 Star) awarded to Private J. McCARTHY who served in the British Army with the Army Service Corps during the Great War. This medal was sold on an online auction site and unfortunately, it was seperated from its companion medals (British War Medal & Victory Medal) when sold. It is hoped that the same buyer, purchased all three medals to reunite them as a "set", however this information is not known.
R.J.SCHAFER
1939-1945 Australia Service Medal
Service No: 127691
Unit No: 6
Corps/Service: Air Force/Flying Corps
Country: Australia
Date of sale: 28 May 2011
Second World War Medal (1939-1945 Australia Service Medal) awarded to Leading Aircraftman Richard John SCHAFER who was born on the 29th of October, 1923 at Adelaide in South Australia. The World War Two Nominal Roll indicates that Richard John SCHAFER joined the R.A.A.F. (Royal Australian Air Force) on the 8th of March, 1943 and stated his next of kin as John SCHAFER. He discharged on the 23rd of January, 1946 from the 6 Service Flying Training School.
J.N.ECCLES
Australian Trio (Defence Medal)
Service No: NX14720
Unit No: 2
Corps/Service: Provost Corps/Military Police
Country: Australia
Date of sale: 29 May 2011
Second World War Medals (Defence Medal, 1939-1945 War Medal & 1939-1945 Australia Service Medal) awarded to NX14720 John Norman ECCLES. According to the World War Two Nominal Roll, he was born on the 1st of April, 1913 at Mosman in New South Wales and his next of kin is recorded as Nancy ECCLES. John Norman ECCLES enlisted at Paddington, NSW on the 13th May, 1940 and discharged from the AIF on the 11th June, 1943 was a Corporal in 2nd Australian Guard Compound.
