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Obverse: King George III receiving the medal from Colonel Crosbie, with legend ‘Established under Royal Sanction’. with the date date ‘1785’ below. awarded in ‘Bronze’ for 7 years service…….. Reverse: ‘Order of Merit 22nd Regiment, Reestablished by Col. Sir H. Gough, 1st January 1820’. The 22nd Regiment of Foot (restyled as the Cheshire Regiment in…
Pair named to: WILLIAM SIMMS, SERJT.7TH FOOT – MILITARY GENERAL SERVICE MEDAL 1793-1814 with clasp TOULOUSE, ARMY LONG SERVICE & GOOD CONDUCT MEDAL (1836), fitted with a straight bar swivel suspender. (Born Alton, Hampshire 1794, attested in Rye 2 May 1811 aged 17, served 24 years 17 days in Portugal, Spain, and was in America…
Engraved GEORGE CLARKE.(Clarke is not listed in the St Domingo list, but a later George Clarke is found in 1839/40. St Domingo saw action capturing 21 French Vessels on 6 February 1806. Only 406 St, Domingo clasps awarded). Very Fine condition.
UNNAMED as issued. Extra Fine condition.
With correct German silver (nickel) fixed suspender. HMS Wellesley saw active service in the Far East during the First Opium War. Led Commodore Gordon Bremer in Wellesley, a British expedition captured Chusan in July 1840 after an exchange of gunfire with shore batteries that caused only minor casualties to the British. When she returned from…
Original issue fitted with hook to be worn as a breast decoration. Unnamed as issued Very Fine condition.
SUTLEJ MEDAL 1843. MOODKEE reverse with clasp FEROZESHUHU named to: SEPOY GOORBUCCUS SING, 42ND L.I. Very Fine condition.
Impressed JOHN HERRINGSHAW. 6TH. REGT. (John Herringshaw, born Poonah, Bombay in 1832, enlisted with the 6th Regt at Westminster, London on 3 Dec 1850 (service no 3304). He received the medal for service in 1851-53. Discharged in 1861, he lived in Warwickshire as a Chelsea Pensioner and died in 1888). Some edge knocks, Very Fine…
Officially impressed naming A.BATES, GRENADIER Gds. (Originally sold as part of a family lot of medals to Bates in a Wilson55, UK Fine Arts Auction, lot #85 on 8/9/2011). Very Fine condition.
Ring suspender, unnamed as issued. Very Fine condition.
Two clasps LUCKNOW & DEFENCE OF LUCKNOW – impressed CR. SERJT. GEO, SOUTHGATE, 84TH. REGT. (George Southgate, born Belgaum, Karnataka, India on 27 Apr 1827, enlisted 41st Regt on 19 April 1842 in Belgaum, moving to the 84th Foot on 31 Mar 1844 (service no 2377). He was promoted to Colour Serj on 12 Feb…
INDIAN MUTINY MEDAL 1857-58, two clasps LUCKNOW & DELHI named to: JOSH SENIOR, SUB-CONDR. COMT. DEPT. (Sub-Conductor. Commissariat Department). Extra Fine condition.
Named to: JAMES KEY, 2nd EURN. BENGAL FUSRS (Two letters in the name have been removed and Y then engraved, I suspect his name was mis-spelt ‘Keary’ and later corrected. There is no other name on the roll that could have been altered in any way. James Key was Killed in Action Delhi on 14.09.1857….
Two clasps CANTON 1867, TAKAU FORTS 1858, unnamed as issued. Very Fine condition.
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