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Date of sale: 30 January 2008
First World War Medal (British War Medal) awarded to Private G.W. YEATES of the Army Service Corps.

Date of sale: 30 January 2008
First World War Medal (British War Medal) awarded to Sapper J. BURSTON of the Royal Engineers.

Date of sale: 30 January 2008
First World War Medal (British War Medal) awarded to Gunner P.L.DAVISON of the Royal Artillery.

Date of sale: 30 January 2008
First World War Medal (British War Medal) awarded to Private A.E.PINNELL of the Army Service Corps.

The year of J. Riney's death 1966 his medals in custody of Queensland Public Trustee were turned over to R.S.S.I.L.I.A. and were presumably sold to some one. PTQ passed then on when Dame McNally who failed to drop by their office to pick them up. She who claimed to be a friend having expressed a desire to have Uncle Jerry's medals. They were both living in Spring Hill - a three minute walk apart. ++++++++++++++++++++ Medals that he received for his WWI service were among those sent to RSL. ---------------------------- The medals that I found to be his (per NAA) for WWII service were: < 1939-45 War Medal 1939-45 Star Atlantic Star -------------------------------- As to his medals for WWI service (I'm not sure of). These may likely be: +++++++++++ 1914-18 Victory Medal Merchantile Marine War Merchantile Marine Pair I, his nephew Denis, traced my uncle to Brisbane and found his resting place in Nudgee Cemetery on Sep 22, 2008. +++++++++++++++ I'm eager to have the listed medals of Uncle Jerry's in my possession and later to pass them to my two sons. ------------ Thank you kindly for items such as these that you may have, or any of his belongings. ++++++++++++++++ God Bless! http://wwww.angelfire.com/ri/poste/medalsgone.html
A web story I created for new year called medalsgone.html but when found my family will rejoice when I create a medalsfound.com web page story.

The year of J. Riney's death 1966 his medals in custody of Queensland Public Trustee were turned over to R.S.S.I.L.I.A. and were presumably sold to some one. PTQ passed then on when Dame McNally who failed to drop by their office to pick them up. She who claimed to be a friend having expressed a desire to have Uncle Jerry's medals. They were both living in Spring Hill - a three minute walk apart. ++++++++++++++++++++ Medals that he received for his WWI service were among those sent to RSL.

The medals that I found to be his for WWII service were:
1939-45 War Medal 1939-45 Star Atlantic Star -------------------------------- As to his medals for WWI service (I'm not sure of). These may likely be:
1914-18 Victory Medal Merchantile Marine War Merchantile Marine Pair I, his nephew Denis, traced my uncle to Brisbane and found his resting place in Nudgee Cemetery on Sep 22, 2008.
I'm eager to have the listed medals of Uncle Jerry's in my possession and later to pass them to my two sons. Thank you kindly for items such as these that you may have, or any of his belongings.. God Bless! http://wwww.angelfire.com/ri/poste/medalsgone.html
A web story I created for new year called medalsgone.html but when found my family will rejoice when I create a medalsfound.com web page story.

Second World War medals (1939-1945 Star, Atlantic Star, Pacific Star with Burma Clasp, 1939-1945 War Medal & New Zealand War Service Medal) awarded to Leading Stoker I.G. SPENCE. It has been reported that these medals were placed on the open market for sale on the 08th of April, 2008 but failed to sell. The seller is not known. If these medals are still for sale, could the medal custodian please contact the Medals Gone Missing Administrator.

Date of sale: 02 April 2008
First World War medal (Military Medal) awarded to Private William Henry Frank GRAHAM. The First World War Embarkation Roll has him leaving Brisbane on the 03rd of January, 1916 aboard HMAT Kyarra. He is reported to have won the Military Medal at Dernancourt in May of 1918.

Vietnam Medals and General Service Medal awarded to Sergeant Edward EVANS. He served with 'B' Squadron of 3 Cavalry Regiment. It has been reported that these medals were placed on the open market for sale on the 08th of April, 2008 but failed to sell. The seller is unknown. If these medals are still for sale, could the medals custodian please contact the Administrator. Interested party wishes to purchase the medals.

Date of sale: 15 March 2008
Second World War photo of Private Vernon Thomas MOORE of the 2/23rd Infantry Battalion. The World War Two Nominal Roll indicates that he was born on the 05th of November, 1916 at Heywood in Victoria. Sadly he died of wounds sustained at Tobruk on the 06th of May, 1941. His next of kin was Jack Moore.