Public Auction 267 Saturday, 29th May 2010
-18 Escapers Military Medal to Sherwood Foresters. MM. GVR., impressed officially "94497 PTE. E.E. PEARCE, 7/NOTTS DERBY R."
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10293 1914-18 Escapers Military Medal to Sherwood Foresters. MM. GVR., impressed officially "94497 PTE. E.E. PEARCE, 7/NOTTS DERBY R.". Ernest Edwin Pearce, enl at Pontefract 19/11/1916 after being discharged as underage in November 1915, gassed March 1918 & reported Missing in Action, later verified as Prisoner of War, Germany; escaped from POW Camp & arrived back in UK 14/11/1918. MM. per London Gazette 30/1/1920, later served in Royal Navy. With copies of MIC & service documents. Rhodium plated suspender & reverse. On original ribbon, gVF. Scarce POW escaper's Military Medal. (P) $1500 $2500 10294 1914-18 Military Medal & Bar, impressed officially "93671 2 CPL. A. DAVIES, 41/DS. COY. RE." Acting Corporal Allan Davies, awarded MM for France per LG, 12 Dec 1917, 2nd Award Bar promulgated per LG 13 Nov 1918. Also entitled to British War & Victory Medals. With copies of MIC & MM. card index listing. gVF. (P) $1600 $2400 10295 1914-18 Military Medal to Prisoner of War, South Lancashire Regiment Territorial. MM GVR., impressed officially:"240626 PTE. P. GILL, 1/5 S. LANC. R. TF". Percy Gill from Widnes, Cheshire. MM per LG 18.10.1917. Noted as Missing 28.12.1917 and confirmed POW 18.01.1918. With copies of MIC & research. Also entitled to British War & Victory Medals. VF. $1000 $1500 10296 1798 Davidson's Nile Medal, bronze copper example for ratings. Impressed rim, original strike ( C H Kuchler 1940-1810 die cutter). Private issue by Nelson's Prize Agent for Nelson's Victory at the Battle of the Nile 1 August 1798. EF. A superb example. (P) $700 $900 10297 1798 Davidson's Nile Medal. Gilt bronze issue for Petty Officers. Obverse with contemporary floreate engraved initials "C.A.". Impressed rim. Gilding wear. aVF. Great research potential. (P) $1500 $2000 10298 1798 Davidson's Nile Medal. Bronze issue to Ratings. Minor field marks, gEF. A superb example. (P) $800 $1200 10299 1799 Seringapatam Medal, bronze issue. Unnamed as issued. Custom brass barrel-loop suspension. Much field bruise & ek's. F. 5000 issues in bronze to NCOs & men of both Imperial & Indian troops. $500 $700 10300 1800 Earl St Vincent Medal, silver, thin-flan variety. Original die struck by "CHK" (Conrad Heinrich Kuchler, 1740-1810). Presented by the Earl St Vincent to the Officers & men of his flagship 'Ville de Paris', 1800, Mediterranean Campaign. EF. Scarce. (P) $800 $1200 10301 1805 Boulton's Trafalgar Medal, white metal issue with rim inscription. 20% of original 'silvered' finish intact. Between 14,000 and 16,000 medals were struck by the Soho Mint, Birmingham at the private expense of Matthew Boulton. These were distributed, from 1807, to all surviving seamen & marines who served in the Battle aboard a Ship of the Line. Spots of surface 'bubbling'. VF (P) $800 $1000 10302 1805 Boulton's Trafalgar Medal. White metal, original general issue striking. Impressed rim. Heavy oxidisation, patinated, but detail fine. VF. Scarce. (P) $600 $900 10303 1793-1840. Naval General Service Medal, clasp 'Guadeloupe' to Boatswain. Impressed officially: "David Haddon". Confirmed as Boatswain aboard HMS 'Orpheus', a 5th Rate Ship of 36 guns, 1809. 15 medals with clasp 'Guadeloupe' issued to the ship. A Boatswain was Ranked as a Warrant Officer. Unique name to Roll. Ek at 5 o'clock. gVF Ex Liverpool Medals 11/07, £1,150- / DNW 12/04 £980. (P) $1800 $2200 10304 1805 TRAFALGAR Clasp Naval General Service Medal 1793-1840 to a unique named, HMS 'AFRICA'. Impressed officially: "James Hibberd". Confirmed on roll as Ordinary seaman aboard HMS 'AFRICA'. Muster/ships compliment rolls indicate that Hibberd was born in Lambeth, Surrey and was aged 21 years on joining ship. HMS 'AFRICA' was a 3rd Rate Ship of the Line mounting 64 Guns with a compliment of 491 men. She was Commissioned 1781. Actions off Cuddalore 20/07/1793; Santo Domingo 1796. Converted to Hospital Ship 1798. Re-Converted to Ship of the Line 1804/05. 'AFRICA' entered the engagement at Trafalgar 21 Oct 1805 at 11.40 am until damage forced her to retire at 4.58 pm. She suffered 8 killed & 44 wounded during the engagement. Re-fitted, she later served in actions off Copenhagen August 1808 & against American Vessels in 1812. She was taken into dock in Portsmouth in 1814 & broken up. Medal on its original ribbon with eyelet hook for suspension. 1x "B" in surname weakly struck. Sl ek at 6 o'clock. gVF possible Australian connection as medal located privately in NSW. With copies of Ship's Muster Rolls & brief research. (P) $12000 $15000 10305 1816. Royal Marines Naval General Service Medal 1793-1840, clasp 'ALGIERS'. Impressed officially: "CHA'S BURR'. Private of Marines, Chatham Division, Charles Burr. Service aboard HMS 'ALBION' from 7/07/1816 to 26/11/1816. 90 'Algiers' clasps to Ratings of this vessel. 'Albion' was a Third Rate Ship of the Line, launched in 1802. Actions included: Washington 1814, Algiers 1816, Navarino 1827. she was broken up in 1836. Old lacquer evident, minor field scr & ek. aEF with copy of Ship's Muster Book listing Burr. $3000 $3500 10306 1793-1840 Naval General Service Medal, clasp: "SYRIA" impressed officially "JOHN KNIGHT", 3 possibles of this name on roll, 1 a Royal Marine, 2 Royal Navy. Lovely silver tone. Attractive EF. $1300 $1800 10307 1793-1814 Military General Service Medal to Queen's Own Royal Regiment. MGSM 1793-1814 with 3 clasps: Salamanca; Victoria: Toulouse (all on single carriage). Impressed officially: "JOHN HOWGATE, 2ND FOOT". Nice toning overall. On original ribbon. Unresearched but possibility of Australian connection, having been located locally. $2000 $3000 10308 1793-1814 Wounded in Action Military General Service Medal, to the East Essex Regiment, 2 clasps: "Badajoz" & "Salamanca". Impressed officially "R. STEEL, SERJT., 44th. FOOT". Richard Steel, born Inniskillen, Ireland, Enl 44th Foot (East Essex Regt), 1807, Wounded (GSW thigh) Bergen-Op-Zoom (Netherlands) c/1814, present at Waterloo. To Royal Veteran Battalion 1818-1826, discharged Enniskillen 1826, died Preston, UK, 1867. Regiment lost heavily in both the Peninsula & Dutch Campaigns & at Waterloo (40% casualties). On original ribbon, light field bruising. gVF. With copies of discharge cert & description book entry & research. Scarce to WIA recipient. (P) $3200 $4000 10309 1793-1814 Military General Service Medal to the King's Own Borderers. MGSM clasp: 'GUADALOUPE' impressed officially: "DAN'L MURPHY, 25TH FOOT". Daniel Murphy, 1st Bn, 25th Foot confirmed on roll for single clasp. Two men in the Regiment of the same name served in the same action (West Indies) and at the same times. Copies of both men's service records are included. Sl eks. gVF. (P) $2000 $2500 10310 1793-1814 Military General Service Medal to Scots Guard. MGSM & 4 clasps: BAROSA; ST SEBASTIAN; NIUELLE; NIVE. Impressed officially: "P WILSON, 3RD FOOT GDS". Peter Wilson enl 3rd Foot Guards (Scots Guards) 27.10.1809. Joined Regiment 14.11.1809. Noted as 'DESERTED' 02.09.1816. Did not serve at Waterloo. Clasps on 3 & 1 carriage with brief research. Minor contact marks, ek at 6 o'clock. gVF. (P) $2700 $3500 10311 1793-1814 Military General Service Medal, clasp Salamanca. B. Barnett, 9th Foot, impressed. Copy of roll confirms clasp. Minor contact marks, near EF. (P) $1800 $2500 10312 1798-1814 Military General Service Medal, clasp "NIVE". Renamed, engraved "Wm. SHARPLES, CPL. 62ND, FOOT." (Chisel cut engraving). Unresearched. Minor eks, VF+. $1000 $1300 10313 1801 Military General Service Medal 1793-1814 to Officer in Egypt 1801-1802, 61st (South Gloucestershire) Regiment of Foot. MGSM (1848) clasp 'EGYPT' impressed officially : "G T PALMER, ENSIGN, 61ST FOOT". With silver claw-buckle suspension mount. George Thomas Palmer, Commissioned (by purchase) Ensign, 22nd (Cheshire) Regiment of Foot 2/10/1800. To 61st Foot 10/10/1800. Lieutenant 11/06/1803. Retired 17/10/1805. Service in Egypt 1801-1803 in Captain Farrer's Company, taking part in General Baird's Desert March to the Nile. Minor contact marks, EF. With copies of research & archive files $4000 $5000 10314 1809 Military General Service Medal 1793-1814 & two claps: To Lieutenant (later colonel), 13th (1st Somersetshire) Regiment of Foot. MGSM (1848), 2 clasps: "MARTINIQUE" & "GUADALOUPE", impressed officially (initials & first letter of surname contemporary engraved corrections): "T.E. KELLY, LIEUT, 13TH. FOOT" with silver claw-buckle suspender. 1898. Thomas Edwin Kelly joined the Army as an Ensign on 1 April 1806, in which regiment is not certain but he served with it in the expedition to Copenhagen in 1807. He was appointed Lieutenant in the 13th Foot on 11 February 1808 & served with that regiment in the West Indies, at the capture of Martinique in 1809, & Guadeloupe in 1810. Also in the campaigns of 1813, 1814 & 1815, in lower Canada, inc the actions at La Cole Mill & Plattsburg. His subsequent promotions were to Captain in December 1822, to Major in February 1837, to Lieutenant-Colonel in May 1841, and to Colonel in November 1851. In 1854 Kelly was in command of a Provisional Battalion at Chatham Garrison, and was shortly afterwards appointed Inspecting Field Officer in London, and Superintendent of the Recruiting Department in the Adjutant General's Department. Colonel Kelly died during 1858. Lightly toned, gVF. With Copies of archive files & service documents. Ex-W.E. Gray Collection, (P) $4500 $6000 10315 1812 Military General Service Medal 1793-1814 to Severely Wounded in Action, Java, 14th (Buckinghamshire) Regiment of Foot. MGSM clasp 'JAVA', impressed officially: "RICH'D ORME, 14TH FOOT". Complete with silver claw-buckle suspender mount. Richard Orme, Private, 1st Battalion 14th Foot, enlisted 1805. Lost his leg in the assault of Djocjocarta, Island of Java, 20 June 1812. Discharged 1813. With copies of Service Records & Medal Rolls & copies of accounts of the action from Regimental History. Ek at 9 o'clock. aEF Exceptionally scarce, approximately 30 Wounded in this engagement. $3000 $4000 10316 1813. Military General Service Medal 1793-1814 to War of 1812 Canadian Militiaman. MGSM (1848) clasp 'CHATEAUGUAY'. Impressed officially: "M. LENNEN, CANAD'N MILITIA". Confirmed as Private Michael Lennen, 1st battalion, Canadian Militia, present at the action at Chateauguay 26th October, 1813. With silver claw-buckle suspender mount. Toned, minor ek's. gVF Very scarce to Canadian Militia. With research & copies of archive file. $7500 $10000 10317 1815 Waterloo Medal to Royal Artillery Drivers, impressed officially: "JOHN LAWRENCE, FARRIER, ROYAL ARTILLERY DRIVERS". On original steel clip & ring suspension, ribbon with silver claw-buckle suspender. With copies of service papers. John Lawrence from Somerset, enl. for 16 years on 1st June, 1802 aged 18, corps of Artillery Drivers, service at Waterloo confirmed on papers. Discharged 30th Nov 1818. (P) $3500 $5000 10318 1815 Waterloo Medal. Impressed officially: " Charles Bader, 2nd Line Battalion, KGL" steel clip & split-ring suspension. 2nd Line Battalion, King's German Legion formed part of the 1st Brigade, (Colonel G C A du Plat), 2nd Division, Second Corps (Lieutenant General Lord Hill) at Waterloo. They sustained 107 casualties out of a total effective strength of 437. Charles Bader confirmed on roll. Small eks. Toned. gVF. (P) $2000 $3000 10319 ca1820 Regimental Medal, 79th (Queen's own Cameron Highlanders). To commemorate the Peninsula & Waterloo campaigns. Obv. depicting martial trophies & shield bearing "79"; rev. with scrolls bearing Peninsula Battle Honours around the St. Andrew Star badge of the regiment with title "Waterloo- Peninsula". Unnamed as issued. Custom mounted on swivelling MGSM. style suspender with original MGSM ribbon. Minor edge dings, aEF. Rare. (P) $800 $1200 10320 1799-1826 Army of India Medal ("short hyphen" reverse type), clasp: "BHURTPOOR". Impressed officially (Royal Mint) "W. WARNER, 11th, LT. DRAG'NS". Number 84 Private William Warner, born Okely, Bedford, enl. 24th Dragoons, aged 15, 17/5/1811.To 21st Dragoons, thence to 11th Light Dragoons 1819-1837. Service in India reckoned from 15/5/1834-31/10/1937. Discharged medically unfit 1837. Holes plugged at 12 & 6 o'clock, the latter erasing the last "R" in name (this plugged, the letter re-engraved), these not distracting from the scarcity of the medal. On an original suspender, with original clasp. With copies of service documents & medal roll confirming entitlement. On original ribbon, gVF. 198 issues to 11th Light Dragoons. Rare Medal. $1800 $2400 10321 1842 First China War Medal, original steel clip & ring suspension. Name erased in the distant past. Small edge bruises VF. $600 $800 10322 1842 First China War Medal, to the Cameronians. Correct "German silver" straight suspender, impressed officially "James McPhail, 26th Regiment Foot". Unresearched. Minor contact marks, EF. Rarely seen in high grade. (P) $1100 $1500 10323 1843 Scinde Medal Hyderabad 1843, unnamed as issued. Fitter with contemporary sliver clip & bar suspension (for officers). gVF. Very scarce. (P) $800 $1200 10324 1843 Gwalior Star, Punniar centre, custom steel wire suspension added to backing plate from original hook suspension. On original ribbon. Unnamed as issued. Some surface pit, mostly to reverse. gF. Scarce. (P) $900 $1200 10325 1845-46 Sutlej Medal, Ferozeshuhur reverse, clasp 'Sobraon'. Name mostly erased but possible to decipher enough of the original impressing to attribute the medal to 681 Pte James Neate 62nd Regiment of Foot. James Neate, born Wiltshire 31/12/20 confirmed on roll (only one Neate on roll) for Feroz. reverse with Sobraon clasp. On original ribbon, light field mks. gVF. With brief notes. $600 $800 10326 1845-46 Sutlej Medal, Sobraon reverse, no clasp. Contemporary name erased, renamed with chisel cut engraving " A14 Persaud, Bodyguard C." Bodyguard Cavalry a scarce Indian Unit. On original ribbon. AEF (P) $450 $600 10327 1845-46 Sutlej Medal, Sobraon reverse. Name erased. gF. $500 $700 10328 1849 Punjab Medal 1848-1849. 2 clasps: "GOOJERAT"; "CHILIANWALA". Impressed officially: "R. CHITTY, 24th FOOT". Robert Chitty, Regt'l number 2637, 24th (2nd Warwickshire - later South Wales Borderers). Still in service with Regiment in India 1858. Minor eks & field marks. gVF. With copies of Muster Rolls & Medal Roll confirming clasps. (P) $1500 $2000 10329 1854 India General Service Medal, Clasp Perak. 1666 CORP H. BIRD. 1/10th FOOT, engraved naming in the correct style of sloping capitals. Copy of medal roll confirms medal & clasp. 2 small rim bruise, gVF. $550 $750 10330 1854 India General Service Medal, Clasp Jowaki 1887-8. 2602 Pte John Crutch. 4 Bn Rifle Bde, impressed naming. Comes with copies of service records confirm medal & clasp. Crutch was the recipient of the Afghanistan medal, clasp Ali Musjid. Attractively toned, gVF. (P) $400 $500 10331 1854 India General Service Medal to the Somersetshire Light Infantry. 1 GSM clasp: "BURMA 1885-7" impressed officially:"1449 PTE H DERMODY, 2ND SOMERSET L I". Henry Dermody. Together with copy of Medal Roll confirming medal & clasp. Attractive. gVF. $350 $450 10332 1854 India General Service Medal to Commander in Chiefs Office. IGSM clasp: "BURMA 1885-7'. Engraved officially: "CHAPRASSEE RAM SING, COMMD'R-IN-CHIEFS OFFICE". On original ribbon. Toned. gVF/aEF. Unusual rank & Unit/Department. $350 $500 10333 1854 India General Service Medal, Clasp Burma 1885-7. 1822 Pte W. Brown 2nd Bn. R. Sco. Fus., correct naming in thin running script. Copy of Service papers confirms medal & clasp. Near EF. $350 $450 10334 1854 India General Service Medal, Bronze issue. Clasp Burma 1885-7. Engraved officially: "Puskali Pihyman, 3rd Cavy Hybd Contgt". gVF. (P) $300 $400 10335 1854 India General Service Medal, to the Royal Irish Regiment, clasp: "Hazara 1888", engraved officially "1168 PTE. A. YEOMAN, 2nd BN. R. IR.R." Alexander Yeoman, born Sligo, Ireland, ca1864, enl. Royal Irish Reg't 1883, service included the Black Mountain Expedition of 1888, discharged 1895. aEF. With copies of service documents & medal roll confirming entitlement. (P) $500 $750 10336 1854 India General Service Medal, clasp Hazara 1888. 253 Pte J. Watsons. 2nd Bn. R.I.R., correctly engraved in running script. Copy of service papers confirms medal & clasp, which indicate Egypt medal & Khedive's Star were issued to Watson. Attractively toned EF. $375 $500 10337 1854 India General Service Medal, clasp: "Samana 1891", engraved officially (in retrograde): "1470 PTE. T. DILLON, 2ND. BN. MANCH.R.". Thomas Henry Dillon, born Manchester, enl. June 1886, aged 18, disch 1898. With copies of service documents, medal roll confirming entitlement. Ek, on original ribbon. aEF. (P) $500 $750 10338 1854 Baltic Medal, unnamed as issued. Claw tightened. Minor contact marks, gVF. (P) $220 $300 10339 1854 Baltic Medal, unnamed as issued. gEF. $300 $450 10340 1854 Wounded in Action and Died of Wounds Crimea Medal clasp "Alma", impressed officially: "SAM'L McCRACKEN, 2nd BN RIFLE BDE". With copies of Service Rolls. Part of Captain Newdigate's Company, Samuel McCracken was wounded at the Redan 18th June 1855 & Died 26 June 1855 at Corfu ex Scutari. Scarce officially impressed to Died of Wounds. nEF. $800 $1200 10341 1854 Crimea Medal to Scots Fusilier Guards, Wounded In Action, Alma. Crimea, clasp: "ALMA", regimentally engraved (fine, seriffed capitals): "PTE. Wm. JOY, 1 BTN. S.F. G'DS." Private William Joy (his papers note him variously as "JAY" or "JOY"), born Hampshire ca.1835, enl Scots Fusilier Guards at Avon 8/10/1853, service in Crimea from 27/6/1854 to 15/1/1855; WIA 20/9/1854 GSW right leg, disch London 12/6/1855 due to being unfit for further service. On original ribbon, light contact pit, VF. With copies of service papers. $1000 $1500 10342 1854 Crimea Medal, no clasp to Royal Marine. Officially impressed: " JOHN SANDERS". Numerous contact marks. gF. $350 $450 10343 1854-56 Crimea War Medal, no clasp, unnamed as issued. Small reverse ek, gVF. $250 $300 10344 1854 Light Brigade Died on Service Crimea Medal, no clasps. Impressed officially to "W. JOHNSTON, 4th. DRAGOONS". William Johnston, no. 1502, sent to hospital, Scutari 19 Sept 1854 & Died on 27 Sep, one month before the famous Charge at Balaklava. Attractively toned, aEF. With copies of medal rolls & returns of Reg't indicating his death & non entitlement to clasps. (P) $600 $800 10345 1854 Crimea Medal to Royal Marine Artillery. Crimea, no clasp. Impressed officially: "T BARKER, GR, RMA, HMS TRIBUNE". Gunner Thomas Barker, born East Stonehouse, Devon. Enl Royal Marines 14.02.1843 aged 30. Last appearance in 'TRIBUNE'S' muster book for 1856/57. Contact marks. VF. With copies of Ship's Roll/Musters. Scarce to Royal Marines. $375 $450 10346 1854 Crimea Medal to Seaforth Highlanders settled in Australia. Crimea, 1 x clasp: "SEBASTOPOL" privately engraved in decorative font: "No. 1982 Mark Scott, 72nd Highlanders". Mark Scott, born Kelso, Scotland, enl at Edinburgh 31/12/1845 aged 18 yrs 9 mths, service aboard - Gibraltar, West Indies, North America, Malta, Crimea, discharged 12/11/1860, discharge paper notes intended place of residence as "Australia" (noted in Auckland, 1877). On original ribbon. gVF. With copies of service papers, scarce with Australasian resident connection. $750 $1000 10347 1854 Crimea Medal to Royal Artillery, clasp: "Sebastopol" engraved (upright capitals): "H. FROOD, GUNNER, RA.". 4963 Gunner Henry Frood, born Lanark ca1815, enl. Royal Artillery , Edinburgh 1837, service in West Indies, Bermuda, Crimea, discharged due to unfitness 1858. Also entitled LSGC. Ek's & contact bruises. gF. With copies of discharge papers. (P) $375 $500 10348 1854-Crimea Medal clasp: "Sebastopol". Unnamed as issued. Field marks & eks F. $300 $400 10349 1854 Crimea Medal, clasp 'Sebastopol'. Regimentally chisel cut engraved: "COLOR SERJ'T W M MAGILL, RA". Not noted as a casualty. Light wear to naming due to the contact with other medals. On early quality ribbon. Lt fold marks. gVF. $350 $450 10350 1854 Crimea Medal, clasp: "Sebastopol". Unnamed as issued. Toned, on short length of original ribbon. gVF/aEF. (P) $400 $600 10351 1855 Grenadier Guards Turkish Crimea Medal, Sardinia issue. Regimentally impressed to:"4855 T SAWYER, 2B GG". Loop suspension. Rhodium plated. Unresearched. gVF. $250 $350 10352 1855 Turkish Crimea Medal, British issue. Unnamed as issued. Double loop customised suspender. On early quality ribbon. aEF. $240 $300 10353 1857-58 India Mutiny Medal to King's Royal Irish Hussars. Clasp: 'Central India'. Engraved in contemporary "official" style:"1475 PTE J BAILEY, 8/HUSSARS". This style naming noted on official issues from Calcutta Mint, the medal is neither erased nor renamed. John Bailey enlisted 8th Hussars at Liverpool aged 19. Described as 5 foot 5½ inches tall. EF. An unusually named example - a possible local issue with copies of muster & medal rolls. $600 $800 10354 1857-58 India Mutiny Medal to Captain, Bengal Artillery, died of wounds received, residency at Lucknow, Mutiny with clasp: "DEFENCE OF LUCKNOW", impressed officially: "CAP'T.A.P. SIMONS, 8TH. Bn., BENGAL ART". With sliver claw-buckle suspender to ribbon. Alfred Parmenter Simons, born 27/3/1824, 2nd Lieut 11/6/1841, 1st Lieut 16/12/1842, Capt 17/5/1854, died Sept 8 1857. The residency, Lucknow, the result of 2 wounds, severe, received at the battle of Chinhut 30/6/1857, where he is noted as having distinguished himself as commandant of artillery. Lightly toned, gVF. With Copies of archive files & service documents. Ex-W.E. Gray Collection (P) $6000 $8000 10355 1857-58 Died On Service Indian Mutiny Medal, 2 clasps: "Lucknow" & "Relief of Lucknow". Impressed officially: "G. ASHTON, 2ND. BN, MIL'Y, TRAIN". George Ashton, Reg't, number 883, enlisted 2nd, Dragoons, 1854 (Rgt'l number 1388) aged 25. To 2nd Battalion Military Train 1856, served with the Force under the Commander in Chief at Lucknow in November 1857 & with that under Maj. Gen. Sir. J. Outram at Alumbagh. Died 12 April 1859 on service. Toned EF. With copies & muster & medal rolls for both this Regiments. (P) $1500 $2200 Directory: catalogue catalogue -> 5, rue Royale 77300 Fontainebleau Automobiles de collection catalogue -> Hotel des ventes de poitiers sarl société de Ventes Volontaires catalogue -> Public Auction 311 Thursday, 4th December, 2014 catalogue -> Public Auction 318 Thursday, October 22, 2015 catalogue -> Public Auction 269 Thursday, 26th August 2010 catalogue -> Public Auction 280 Friday, 19th August, 2011 catalogue -> Alpinismeetescalad e catalogue -> Public Auction 301 Thursday, 24th October 2013 Download 1.66 Mb. Share with your friends:
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