The clans septs and regiments of the scottish highlands
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2454 AUST WW1 VICTORIAN EDUCATION DEPT. Commemorative 1918 Anzac Day medallion. Bronze. On modern patriotic ribbon. Grade II- $35 2455 AUST WW1 MEMORIAL PLAQUE TO "WILLIAM RONALD. Enlisted AIF. September 1916. To England and qualified Bombing instructor To France and Flanders and operations with the 15th BN from October 1917. Killed in action near Villers Bretonneux 28th March 1918. C/W research notes. Toned GVF $450* 2456 AUST WWI GALLIPOLI MEDALION TO "JJ Railton" Bz with fitted case. Enlisted 15/7/1915. Operations on Gallipoli 9/12/15 with 26th Bn. To France and Flanders. Wounded in action with GSW. 4/7/16. Dish 13/8/17. C/W copy of service record. Grade II $500* 2457 AUST WWI KIA LONE PINE MEMORIAL PLAQUE TO "Leopold Alfred Corblet." C/W card packet of issue with the kings condolance note. Pte Corblet enlisted 9/12/14. Operations Gallipoli from the landing with B-Coy, 3rd Bn. Killed in action 7th August 1915 near Lone Pine by bullet 10 minutes after a Turkish trench was taken in the advance. C/W research notes. Scarce. EF $1200* 2458 AUST WWI Memorial Plaque to "Rowland Harris" (4150 Pte R. Harris 8th Mobile Section. Aust. Army Veterinary Corps). Enlisted 24/8/15. Died of Enteric Fever. Buried Ismailia Cemetery. C/W copy of service record and an "AAVC" shoulder title. EF. $650 2459 AUST WW1 Memorial Plaque to John Cain. Pte John Cain, 10th battalion A.I.F. enlisted 17/08/1915. Killed in action 28/09/1916, buried at 127 Railway Dugouts burial ground, Zillebeke. Comes with copy of service records. $385* 2460 AUST WW1 memorial plaque to William Oliver Smith. L Cpl William Oliver Smith, 51st battalion A.I.F. Enlisted 17/06/1916. Killed in action 24/04/1918, buried at 144 Adelaide Cemetery, Villers-Bretonneux, France. Comes with copy of service records. $385* 2461 AUST WWI 1967 ANZAC Commemorative Medallion to "B Morris" (No Case). Pte Barnet Morris enlisted 15/2/15. Operations on Gallipoli from 05/9/15 near Johnson's Jolly with 22nd Infantry Battalion. To France and Flanders and Operations inc. Flers and Pozieres. WIA 5/8/16 near Pozieres during a bombardment. Operations Bullecourt and Broodseinde. WIA (2nd Time) 19/5/18 near Ville Sur Ancre. Rejoined unit. WIA (3rd Time) 14/8/18 with shrapnel to leg and face. Awarded the Military Medal. Awarded Military Medal on the basis of the following recommendation dated 29/05/18. "For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty during the attack on Ville-Sur-Ancre on the morning of 19th inst. Thi man was wounded before his Coy left the JOT. He was carrying Lewis Gun Magazines, and realizing the importance of getting these on to the objective, he refused to go to the RAP but accompanied the wave and took the panniers on to the line to be consolidated. He helped his Platoon to dig in, and it was only after the position had been consolidated and he had been ordered by an Officer to report to the RAP that he evacuated. C/W research notes. gVF. $750 2462 AUST WW2 1939-45 STAR TO "NX86991 S.C.LANBY" Privately engraved. Enlisted 2-2-42. Disch 1-4-45. Last posting "30 Employment Coy". Worn. NVF. $75 2463 AUST WW2 DEFENCE MEDAL TO "SX12705 K.A. SLATER." Enlist 10-5-1941. Disch 22-4-1944. Last posting "3 Ord Wkshop Coy" NVF $85 2464 AUST WW2 BRITISH WAR MEDAL TO "277093 W.R. McKENNA". (flight Lt. 9 stores depot). NEF. $65 2465 AUST WW2 PACIFIC STAR TO "V123658 E.W.D. LINEHAM" (22 Field Regt.) Eb. Near Susp. F. $85 2466 AUST WW2 PACIFIC STAR TO "NX82646 F.W.G. CARAUTHERS" (Sgt, 2/2nd Fld. Regt). aVF $100 2467 AUST WW2 PACIFIC STAR TO "NX107397 E.R. THORLEY" (4th Fld. Amb.) gVF $95 2468 AUST WW2 DEFENCE MEDAL TO "NX139198 C.C.A. BARNES". (12th Small Ships Coy). Contact marks. VF. $75 2469 AUST WW2 PACIFIC STAR TO 'VX 95125 J Atkinson'. Served 2nd Field Coy. VF+ $85 2470 AUST WW2 DEFENCE MEDAL TO 'VX 24620 N O Parslow' (Norman Oliver) served 1940-43. 2/4 Field Regt. VF. $75 2471 AUST WW2 1939-45 BWM TO 'WX 10299 E V Freitag' (Eric Vernon). Enl. 20/12/40. 2/13th Fld Amb. Disch. 14/12/45. (Cpl). gVF. $65 2472 AUST WW2 1939-45 BWM TO 'V65812 W INVERARITY' (William) Pte. Camp Staff. Karrakatta. Enl. 28/1/44. Disch. 31/1/45. F. $50 2473 AUST WW2 1939-45 BWM POST WAR ENGRAVED TO '151079 B R L Robinson'. (Basil Ronald Leslie). LAC. 5th Transport & Movement Office. Enl. 23/12/43 Disch. 4/3/46. VF. $60 2474 AUST WW2 Died on Service 1939-45 BWM. To "S112274 W.G. Drew" Pte William Drew enlisted AMF 4/2/42. Full time duty with 14th Training Company 12/2/43. Died from a gunshot wound to the head 5/3/43. C/W research notes. gVF. $250 2475 AUST WW2 AUSTRALIAN SERVICE MEDAL 1939-45. Original medal 1939-45. Original unnamed example. EF. $350 2476 AUST WW2 BURMA STAR TO "20932 WG JEFFERSON." Heavily tarnished. Enlisted RAN 8 October 1935. Petty Officer HMAS Lonsdale. Disch 9 June 1948. NVF (Heavily toned). $450 2477 AUST WW2 DOD POW ASM 39-45 to "NX36267 ES WHITTERON." Enlisted 10th July 1940. Posted to 2/30 Aust Inf Bn. Taken POW on the surrender of Singapore. Died of illness Thailand 10th June 1943. C/W photo of grave. EF $350 2478 AUST PHILLIPINES LIBERATION MEDAL 1945. Grade II. Replica. $35 2479 AUST WW2 1939-45 ASM TO AN OFFICER. Impressed to "Q141411 A D MACLEAN" Previously served WW1 enlistingin Feb 1916. Operations France and Flanders as Driver 4th DAC near Passchendale and later Villers Bretonneux. Enlisted WW2 March 1942 as Lieutenant. Captain January 1944. HQ Northern Command. Disch 1952. C/W research notes. NVF $100 2480 AUST United Nations Korea Medal to "3/3177 W.F. Douglas" Enlisted ARA 10th april 1951. Operations korea with the 1st Btn RAR from 31 March 1954. Also served during the Malayan Emergency with 28th Commonwealth Indept. Brigade. Also entitled to the GSM bar Malaya. NEF. C/w Dog tags and research notes. GvF $275 2481 AUST WW2 DIED ON SERVICE BWM TO "NX67783 K.E. TOZER". Enlisted January 1941 and to 8th DIV Provost Coy. To Singapore February 1941. Sick with Malaria. Died of menibgo coccal meningitis July 1941. C/W research notes. EF $250 2482 AUST CAMPAIGN SERVICE MEDAL (ERII) CLASP "MALAY PENINSULA" To "R94034 AW Hawkins." Enlisted RAN July 1963. To HMAS Vendetta and operations Malaysia and South vietnam 1966. Disch July 1975. C/W research notes. Black spots o/w. gVF $450 2483 AUST BCOF MEDAL. SEMI-OFFICAL TO "E F SACHSE". Enlsited AIF December 1941. Served WW2, Korea and Vietnam with Dental units. Disch May 1969. Awarded the Order of Australia in 1980. Also awarded the Vietnamese Army Commendation Medal. C/W research notes. EF $175* 2484 AUST Victoria volunteer long and efficient service medal 1891-1901. Type 1. to "R.Knape. 1880". Bombardier Knape served with the Williamstown artillery and awarded the medal in January 1881. gVF $2500* 2485 AUST ARMY LSGM (ERII) TO "35890 N.A. SILVA". SGT Neville Silva enlisted AIF 1946. Served BCOF Japan 1947. Korea 1953 National Service Training Battalion, 1959, PNG Volunteer Rifles 1964. Discharged to manage the Army Ski Resort Thredbo. September 1974. C/W research notes. EF $450* 2486 AUST NATIONAL MEDAL TO "JOHN GEORGE GARDNER" In case of Issue with Bar (missing miniature). EF $250 2487 AUST GALLIPOLI STAR "Collectors item II" by AJP. EF $200* 2488 AUST ASM 1945-75 CLASP "JAPAN". To Nx501181 AK Barn. In case of issue. No miniature. EF $350* 2489 AUST "1st COMMANDO BN". Commemorative Medallion for "Exercise Tiger Land Oct/Nov '75"/. B2. 35mm. Grade II- $45 2490 AUST CORPS OF COMMISSIONAIRES (VICTORIA) "AWARD OF MERIT" MEDAL. Named on reverse. EF $85 2491 AUST "VICTORIAN RIFLE ASSOCIATION" AFFILIATED CLUBS MEDAL. Won by A. Siede Richmond R.C. 1901. 38mm diam. stl silver. In case of issue. nEF $250 2492 AUST 2007 50TH ANNIVERSARY PEWTER MEDALLION. 45mm Special Air Service. Individually numbered to reverse. Obverse shows SAS badge surrounded by laurel wreath of wattle. Grade I $90 2493 AUST WW2 EX PRISONERS' OF WAR ASSOCIATION, LAUNCESTON ON TASMANIA INTERNATIONAL REUNION, OCTOBER 1990, W/M MEDALLION. Obv is in relief and depicts a POW behind barbed wire. Bamboo to his left and a large meatball type sun in the background. Rev has associations insignia, date and place of the reunion. Comes in a fitted and foldable vinyl covered wallet style container. Grade II $50* 2494 AUST AUSTRALIAN RED CROSS SOCIETY LONG SERVICE MEDAL. C/1980's. Gilt, En and epoxy. Grade II- $30 2495 AUST MODERN COLLECTABLE MOMENTO MEDALLION "Sands of Gallipoli" 54mm glass fronted medallion withholding grains of sand imported from the Gallipoli battlefield. Gold embossed printing to front of glass & Rising Sun hat badge print. "The Australian Sprit-sands of Gallipoli" and on reverse "Beneath the sea in the sand of Gallipoli a soldiers badge-ordinary people, extraordinary service." Leatherette display has an edge separation to front. Grade II+ $40* 2496 AUST MODERN COMMEMORATIVE MEDALLION "THE AUSTRALIAN ARMY". Bronze look edge with red enamel surrounding the rising sun badge logo in centre. Reverse shows slouch hat and enamel painted Australian flag. Words around edge - "courage - initiateve - teamwork". Grade II+ $50* 2497 AUST 2001 CENTENARY OF SERVICE TO THE NATION-AUSTRLIAN ARMY 1901-2001. Medallion 47mm diameter pewter with finely detailed rising sun badge logo to centre. "Teamwork-courage -initiateve". Principles of the new Australian Army. Grade II+ $45* 2498 AUST MODERN PEWTER MEDALLION 55mm DIAMETER. 1st Armoured Regiment badge. Pebbled background. Made in Australia. Grade II- $45 2499 AUST UNIT CITATION FOR MERITORIOUS SERVICE. Miniature, with Federation Star. Clutch grip. Original. Grade II- $125 2500 AUST AUSTRALIAN SERVICE MEDAL 1945-75 CLASP "SW PACIFIC" TO "VX238848 F F Meadows" in case of issue with minature. Service WW2 17 June 1940-23 Jan 1946. As private 2/4 Aust Casualty Cleaning Station. EF $450 2501 AUST DEFENCE FORCE SERVICE MEDAL (DFSM) to "A.J.Perry A124855" in case of issue with miniature. EF $385 2502 AUST ANNIVERSARY OF NATIONAL SERVICE MEDAL TO "3779589 R E Greig" in box of issue with miniature and outer slip. EF $350 2503 AUST AUSTRALIAN DEFENCE MEDAL 2006. To "329805 PC Neil." In case of issue with miniature. EF $250* 2504 AUST 1970 IMPERIAL SERVICE MEDAL, QE II. To "Frank Howard Spears" (Technician, Engineers, PMG) In it's case of issue. Medal re-named. Grade II- $125 2505 AUST CORPS OF COMMISSIONAIRES AWARD OF MERIT to '909 R P Leahy 8-5-74'. Grade aEF. $75 2506 AUST AUSTRALIAN DEFENCE FORCE MEDALLION FOR "OPERATION GOLD" (Sydney Olympics and Paralympics) 2000. EF in box. $125 2507 The oustanding collection of medals, documents and ephemera awarded to Brigadier General C.E. Hughes, C.B.E. (Civ), M.B.E (Mil.), Royal Engineers, late 1st Australian Light horse, AIF, who served at Gallipoli, prior to transferring to the Australian Engineers, saw active service in the Sudan Darfur Operations in 1916, receiving a unique Australian award of the Sudan Medal. He became honourary Lieutenant Colenel of the Australian Citizen He then went on to become Director of Works and Australian Representative to the Imperial War Graves Commission at Gallipoli, being the man responsible for the successful negations leading to the creation of War Memorials and Cemeteries at Gallipoli, for which he was awarded the CBE. He went on to become Chief Administrative officer for IWGC Eastern District, and was a member of the Montreaux Conference on the militarization of the Dardenelles in 1936 A friend of a number of Australian Prime Ministers and politicians, he became Australian Trade Commissioner to Egypt at a time of intense political unrest, and during WW2 served with the Royal Engineers in North Africa and the Middle East. Commander of the Order of the British Empire, CBE, Civil Division, 1st type, slight enamel damage, housed in its fitted 'Garrard & Co.' case of issue, with the original 'Instructions for Wearing Insignia' card. His other full size awards have not turned up on the market. Group of 13 attributed miniature awards: Officer of the order of the British Empire, O.B.E., Military Division, 2nd type; 1914-15 Star; British War Medal; Victory Medal with Mention in Dispatches oakleaf; 1939-45 Star; Africa Star; Defence Medal; War medal; Jubilee Medal 1935; Coronation Medal 1937; Khedive's Sudan Medal 1910, 1 Clasp: Darfur 1916, fixed hinged clasp; Greece: Order of the Redeemer, silver, gold & enamel; Egypt: Order of the Nile, silver & enamel, with rosette on ribbon. Mounted loose style as worn, on original ribbons and housed in a fitted case with makers details 'A.H. Baldwin & Sons Ltd' on the inside of the lid. With the following large quantity of the original paperwork & ephemera. A selection of WW2 Australian badges, an other ranks slouch cap badge; an officers bronze collar title; pair of 'Australia' brass shoulder titles; and a selection of interwar Australian Military forces brass tunic buttons, along with some for the Royal Engineers. With four sets of medal tunic ribbons bars, all cloth backed, and dated from WW2 prior to the issue of his Defence Medal & War medal, and all with the MID emblem mounted on khaki backing in absence of a medal ribbon for it to be worn on a common incidence when the MID award was given prior to the issue of an appropriate medal ribbon. Original George V Warrant for the award of the MBE Military Division, to Lieutenant (temporary Captain) Cyril Emerson Hughes, Forces of our Commonwealth of Australia. Facsimile signature of George V & Edward. Awarded dated 3rd June 1919 temporary Commission Document for Cyril Emerson Hughes, Australian Engineers, commissioning him second Lieutenant in the Land Forces, dated 1st Feb 1917. With facsimile signatures. Appointment Document making Cyril Emerson Hughes an Officer of the Active Citizen Military Forces of the Commonwealth of Australia, dated 23rd October 1929 and granting him the rank of Honorary Lieutenant Colonel (appears to be back dated to 23/10/1919). Signed and granted by John Lawrence (baird) Baron Stonehaven, Governor General of Australia. Rare Document. Central Chancery of the Order of Knighthood, latter dated 1st August 1924, informing Hughes of the award of his CBE. Central Chancery of the order of Knighthood, latter dated 1st August 1924, informing Hughes of the award of his CBE. Central Chancery of the Orders of Knighthood enclosure slip for the Warrant of appointment to the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire. commonwealth of Australia Commonwealth office notification letter of his award in the London Gazette, 12/12/1919, letter dated 21st March 1921 and made out to Lieut. Col.C.E.Hughes, OBE, Inspector of Works, Imperial War Graves Commission (Gallipoli) chanak, Turkey. 2x Commonwealth of Australia Minister for Defence, Australia house, London, typed letter dated 14th August 1919, detailing the respective ranks and positions as such within the group allotted roles with the Australian personnel within the Imperial War Graves Commission employed on the Memorial Scheme at Gallipoli. Original Birth Certificate, registered 10th October 1889. Australian Imperial Force complete statement of services of Hughes with the 2nd Field Squadron Royal Engineers and other units of the AIF during WW1. Dated 1st Septmeber 1919. Rare surviving document. commonwealth Military Forces 2nd Military District Fitness passed slip, dated 11th August 1914. Rare. AIF Active Service and Deffered Pay Amount slip, dated 15th November 1919. AIF Records Section Statement of Service forwarding slip, dated 1st September 1919. AIF Base Records Office, Barracks, Melbourne, forwarding letter to his father, covering the Warrant for his commission to 2nd Lieutenant, dated 5th August 1919. Belatedly sent due to the war. AIF Orders sheet, informing Hughes to report to HQ Kantara Area, for passage to Salonika. Dated 9th November 1918. Australia Training Depot, Moascar, Orders, ordering Lieutenant Hughes to proceed to Kantara by train and on arrival in Salonika, to report to the Officer in charge of the Graves Registration Unit. Dated 10th November 1918. Telegram dated 15th november 1917. Order for him to report to the Officer Commanding Squadron ANZAC Mounted Division. Town planning company of Australia Ltd (Rosebery Model Suburb) statement of his pre-war employment as a Civil Engineer working on Town Planning on the following prjects - Rosebery Model and Industrial Suburb, as Waterloo, Sydnery, New South Wales, as Assistant Civil Engineer. This is a supporting letter for his request to go to the front. Buckingham Palace Award Certificate for the Jubilee Medal 1935, made out to Colonel Cyril Emerson Hughes, C.B.E, together with the Rules for Wearing page and the posting envelope, addressed to him: Colonel C.E. Hughes, C.B.E. Deputy Controller Eastern District, Imperial War Graves Commission, Gresham House, Sharia Soliman Pasha, Cairo, Egypt. Handwritten notes regarding Hughes death notice, 3 pages of note paper from 1958. Middle East Forces Commander in chief's Certificate of Appreciation of Outstanding Services, dated January 1945 and made out to Brigadier C.E. Hughes C.B.E. Local Release Book Officers M.E.F. stating his release from the British Army as being 16th June 1946. Restricted Urgent memorandum, dated 23rd September 1944 appointing him temporary director hirings and president of claims commision general headquarters, Middle East Forces, in the temporary rank of Brigadier, whilst T/Brig W.M. Haynes is in India. Letter from Maj-Gen A.A.B Dowler, general headquarters, M.E.f. congratulating Hughes on the excellent work that he undertook in his temporary post at the Hirings Directorate. War Office notification letter of his release from military service, dated 11th June 1946. War Officer Certificate of thanks for his war services, dated 25th May 1946. Australian Legation Cairo, letter of thanks for accommodation during the writers stay in Egypt, signed by Claude (?), dated 13th June 1950. Cyril Emerson Hughes was born on the 6th September 1889 at Launceston, Cornwall. His father, James Emerson Hughes was a Station Master. At some stage his family emigrated to Australia moving to Tasmania and Hughes was educated at Hobart and Sydney. He qualified as a Civil Engineer and in the pre-war years worked as Assistant Civil Engineer on the Rosebery Model and Industrial Suberb at Waterloo Sydney New South Wales. With the out break of WW1 volunteered to serve in the Australian Imperial Force and enlisted as a Private on 20th January 1915. He gave his address as Deloraine, Tasmania and his age as 25. He joined the 1st Australian Light horse and embarked aboard the transport HMAT "Clan MacCorquodale" at Sydney on 6th February 1915. He proceeded to join the Mediterranean Expeditionary Force, on 9th April 1915 and saw active service at Gallipoli. The light horse were initially considered unsuitable for the Gallipoli operation but were soon deployed without their horses to reinforce the infantry. The 1st Light horse Regiment landed on 12 May 1915 and was attached to the New Zealand and Australian Division. It played a defensive role for most of the campaign but mounted an attack on the Turkish position known as "the Chessboard" as part of the August offensive on 7 August 200 men were invilved, 147 became casualties. The regiment left Gallipoli on 21 December 1915. Hughes had been admitted to hospital at Mudros, diagnosed with Pyrexia, on 25th July 1915 and having recovered rejoined his unit on 28th August 1915. However Hughes was not destined to serve the full period in Gallipoli with his unit, his previous occupation catching up with him and he was taken on the strenght of the 8th Field company, Australian Engineers on 23rd October 1915. He served with this unit in the Darfur Operations, in the Sudan from 1st March to 31st December 1916, receiving the scarce Khedive's Sudan medal with clasp, a unique award to an Australian, the roll listing only one member of the AIF present in the operations, this presumably being Hughes. He was attached for Administrative Duties at the Australian Headquarters Cairo, Egypt, on 1st January 1917, being promoted Tempoary Quarter Master Sergeant on 10th January 1917. It appears that Hughes was then commissioned in the field, being promoted 2nd Lieutenant on 1st February 1917, at the same time leaving the Australian headquarters at Cairo. He was admitted to 19th General Hospital, suffering from malaria, on 16th June 1917, having been promoted Lieutenant on 3rd June and having recovred he was discharged to duty on 29th June 1917. He was again hospitalized, being admitted to the 43rd Stationary Hospital on 1st October 1917 suffering from Appendicitis. He returned to duty at Moascar on 26th November 1917 having been placed on the regimental seconded list from 1st October 1917. With the end of WW1, Hughes was embarked from Salonika to Gallipoli, being posted as Officer in Charge of Graves on 8th December 1918. He was taken on the strength of the Graves Registration Unit on 27th December 1918. He embarked from Alexandria to the UK on duty on 22nd 1919, having been promoted Temporary Captain on 29th May 1919. I was at this stage that he joined the Imperial War Graves Commission and he resigned his appointment with the Australian Imperial Force in consequence of being demobilized on 22nd October 1919. His initial work as an officer in charge of graves at Gallipoli appears to have earned him the award of the Member of the Order of the British Empire, M.B.E. military division, London Gazette 12 December 1919, Commonwealth Gazette 25th March 1920. He was made Director of Work with the Imperial War Graves Commission at Gallipoli and was a key man on the spot involved in negotiations with the Turkish Authorities with regards the creation of Australian War Memorials and cemeteries on the Gallipoli Peninsula. For his invaluable work, of key visual remembrance to this day to anyone visiting Gallipoli, Hughes was awarded Commander of the Order of the British Empire in 1924 on the completion of his project. He had also been appointed Senior British Representative fro the Anglo-Turkish War Graves Commission. Continuing his work with the Imperial War Graves Commission he became Chief Administrative Officer of the IWGC Eastern District and was member of the British Delegation to the Montreauix Conference on the Militarisation of the Dardenelles in 1916. He had been made honourary Colonel with the Australian Citizen Forces in 1929, apparently back dated 1919 by Lord Stonehaven. Governor-General of Australia. He retired from the IWGC at around the same time and having made numerous contacts within the Political powers of Australia including personally knowing a number of Prime Ministers he was appointed Australian Trade Commissioner to Egypt in 1937, at a sensitive time, with the Palestine Arab Rebolt in full motion. He completed this role with the Trade Commission and on the outbreak of WW2 he rejoined the Army serving with the Royal Engineers, seeing service in the Middle East and North Africa and attained the rank of Brigadier General. He died in 1958. He had been awarded the Order of the Nile, believed to be for services during WW1 and his Greek Order of the Redeemer, probably for his work in Salonika towards the end of the war, or for work in the IWGC. $3500 |