WWI MEDALS

Silver War Badge :

1. B80127 - Lieut W. G. Halford, William George born 7 Jan 1895 (served in the 2nd London Divisional Train) RASC, address Regent Palace Hotel, Piccadilly, W1. - VF, missing the catch - $70

1914 "Mons" Stars

1. 8484 Sjt T E Gray 2/York R. - Died of Wounds 23/10/1914 and rests at Ypres Town cemetery  VF - $250 
2. 6229 Pte A King 2/Essex R. -  GVF $160
3. 696 Pte. N. Lapsley 2/Sea. Highrs. KIA 23/10/1916, Thiepval Memorial, GVF $300
4. 3-8635 PTE. F. RUTHERFORD. 2/YORK: R. MIC gives first name Frederick. - GVF - $160
5. L-9625 Pte. B. Mantle. 1/Middx. R. - Benjamin Mantle was entitled to clasp and roses, qualifying date 11 August 1914. VF, short original ribbon - $160
6. 18236 SAPR H. Neate. R.E. - Herbert William Neate R.E. Born 1886 Bath, Somerset.  He enlisted as Army Sapper building trenches with 12th Field Company, Royal Engineers. He died in early in WW1 of wounds in France on Dec. 31, 1914, (CWGC states KIA). Buried at Cite Bonjean Military Cemetery, Armentieres. Grade EF. - $225

1914-15 Stars :-

1. Burg. L. J. Erasmus, Lydenburg Kdo. EF $80
2. Burg. J. F. du Toit, Marico Kdo. EF $80
3. Sjt. C. B. Wilke, Graaff Reinet Kdo. VF $90
4. Burg. J. J. Pienar, Womstd. Kdo. EF $80
5. Burg. S. B. van Dyk, Heidelberg Kdo. EF $80
6. Pte. J.S. Kitching Enslin’s Hse. VF short ribbon $75
7. Pte. E. Elias 12th Infantry VF  short ribbon $45
8. Pte J. Lipvan, 12th M.R.   GVF scratch on the back, $45
9. Pte. K.A. Gordon 5th Infanty. EF, Gilded  - $50
10. Pte. W. O. Van Waltsleben Grff Reinet Cdo GVF $80
11. 414478 Pte. F. Johnson. 13/Can. Inf. (LAC gives Frederick Thompson alias Frederick Nelson, so a mystery). VF, short piece of ribbon, $90 
12. 11717 PTE. R. LITTLE. R. SC: FUS: VF Lacquered, ribbon needs replacing. Robert Little, served 6th Bn, awarded a SWB. $55
13. ASST. PAYMR. H.C. SARGENT. R.N.R. Henry Charles, 1916 Navy List show served on HMS Talbot, a Light Cruiser (served at Gallipoli), 1919 Navy List shows HM Orion (Battleship). NVF Polished, $95
14. Eng. S. Lt. J. Hall R.N.R. GVF, short original ribbon - $120
15. Un-named - EF - $210
16. Lieut. Andrew Balfour IRVINE, 29 CAN INF.
    Born Cardinall, Ontario. Served in the South Africa war with the Royal Canadian Regiment ('A' Company Rank Corporal #7058 awarded a QSA with Cape Colony, Paardeburg, Driefontien and Johannesburg clasps ), and spent numerous years in various units including 90th Winnipeg Rifles (Rank Lieutenant), Royal Canadian Regiment, South African Constabulary and Alberta Rangers. High level and renowned athlete, especially for Rugby. Employed as an Accountant in Vancouver at outbreak of the Great War. Granted commission in 29th (Vancouver) Battalion in March 1915. Arrived in France in December 1915 and in early March 1916 he was attached then transferred to 27th Canadian Infantry Battalion (City of Winnipeg). Dangerously wounded during Battle of St. Eloi suffered from multiple shell wounds. Died of Wounds April 7 1916 at Remy Siding and buried in LIJSSENTHOEK MILITARY CEMETERY, Belgium. Posthumously granted an instructors certificate on grenade work. NVF on a replacement ribbon. - $300 - SOLD