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Naval General Service, 2 clasps, Amethyst Wh. Thetis, (31 clasps) Amethyst 5 April 1809 (27 clasps) unique name on roll, both classic and sanguinary frigate actions. disch. 1815. as unserviceable having previously lost his right leg (very possibly during the the latter capture
M.G.S. A particularly rare combination of Egypt, Martinique, Guadaloupe, 13th Foot, also served in the War of 1812
Waterloo, 92nd Foot, twice severely wounded, previously Inverness Fencibles from 1794 and served in the Irish Rebellion in 1798 where he was present at the battle of Ovidstown where severely wounded , later severely wounded in the Walcheren Expedition. A rare 1798 casualty
M.G.S. single clasp Barrosa, 95th wounded at Barrosa
M.G.S. 6 clasps, Lieutenant 74th Foot, Cuidad Rodrigo, Badajoz, Salamanca, Nivelle, Orthes, Toulouse
Naval General Service clasp Endymion wh President present as Private , Royal Marines
M.G.S. clasp Nive, Corporal , 4th Foot, who lost his right eye from a gun shot wound received in the disastrous assault at the American lines at New Orleans, 8 January 1815
Waterloo, 1st Regiment Foot Guards , a Light Company man, a Hougoumont defender and wounded, original clip, lovely condition
Waterloo, 3rd. Battn. Grenadier Guards, wounded at Waterloo. original clip& ring, nicely conditioned medal
Ghuznee Cabul, Gunner, 1st Troop Horse Brigade Bombay Arty. correct script engraved, original steel clip and straight bar suspension
I.G.S 1854 clasp Umbeyla , H.M.s 71st. Regt
Military General Service. clasp Fort Detroit, Canadian Militia (3rd York ) Volunteered for service under Captain Cameron at the Detroit River 1812, also served at the Battle of Queenston Heights, October, 1812, later taken Prisoner of War at Fort York 27 April, 1813 when taken by storm and sacked by overwhelming American forces
Military General Service clasp Chrystler’s Farm, Canadian Militia ( Voltigueres)
Military General Service clasp Chateauguay, Canadian Militia
Indian Mutiny clasp Defence of Lucknow, Lieutenant, 84th Foot. Mortally wounded 25/9/57 and died of his wounds in the Residency 3 days later
Naval General Service, 2 clasps, Stately 22 March 1808, 25 July Boat Service 1809, Pte. Royal Marines, unique name on the roll, for the destruction of the Danish 74-gun Prinds Christian Frederick in March 1808, and in the boats of the Princess Caroline on 25 July 1809, in a brutal engagement with four Russian gun-boats and an armed brig in the gulf of Finland where one of the Russian gun-boats fought to the last with every one of it’s 44 crew killed or wounded
Indian Mutiny clasp Delhi, 1st 60th Rifles, killed in action 14/9/1857, final assault on Delhi
Sutlej, Lieutenant, 50th Regiment, reverse Moodkee 1845, clasp Ferozeshuhur, (further entitled to Aliwal & Sobraonsince parted from the medal)
Military General Service, 8 clasps with Badajoz Lieutenant 27th Foot . Also served in North America from 1814 in the 1st Brigade of veterans of the Peninsular War under Major General Robinson and present at Plattsburgh
M.G.S. Albuhera casualty, 28th Foot, 2 clasp, wounded Albuhera , loss of his leg
Military General Service clasp Java, 89th Foot
Military General Service clasp Maida , Corporal, 78th
Military General Service clasp Java, Captain, K.H. (later Lieutenant General). 69th. Foot
Waterloo, 2nd or R.N. Brit. Reg. Drag.
Waterloo 1815 Captain, 3rd Batt. 14th Reg. Foot. served with Lord Lake in India 1807, commanded the light Company at Waterloo, storming of Cambrai and taking of Paris and commanded the 23rd in Canada 1838 during the rebellion
NGS clasp Martinique, Midshipman an interesting recipient having marked as ‘Run’ as a young Midshipman, present as Midshipman aboard HMS Racer, spending four years as a prisoner of war at Verdun following Racers action against French brigs . Having taken by boats and destroyed one she grounded coming alongside the second and after an action against French ground troops was obliged to strike.
Military General Service single clasp Sahagun & Benevente, 7th Light Dragoons
Military General Service 2 clasps with Sahagun & Benevente, 7th Hussars
Punjab, clasp Chilianwala, 24th Foot killed in action at Chilianwala, 13/1/1849
Indian Mutiny, no clasp, Captain, 34th. Regt.
Naval General Service Boat Service 27 Sept. 1810, 1st. Lieutenant , Royal Marines 32 clasps awarded for the carrying of a French battery and the spiking of the guns at Pointe du Che
Naval General Service, 2 clasps, Egypt, Blanche 19 July 1806, A rare officers medal (Purser.) 22 clasps issued, (11 extant)
Crimea, 2 clasps, Inkermann, Sebastopol, Lieutenant (HMS London) officially impressed, killed in action aged 20, Sebastopol 21/1/1855 when hit by a round shot. Previously wounded in November 1854. Grandson of 1st. Viscount Templeton and awarded his Lieutenancy for ” brave and arduous services in the trenches before Sebastopol.” (Raglan despatch). A copy of a part archive of letters from the recipient from the Crimea and others immediately following his death (the original held by the National Army Museum) accompanies
Waterloo, Captain Royal Foot Artillery
Korea, Glosters prisoner of war at Imjin River, having been wounded by mortar fragments to the head, chest, arms and legs
Waterloo Medal, Lieutenant, 23rd Foot, wounded in the left arm at Salamanca,and severely wounded gun shot wound in the right thigh at Waterloo whilst serving in the Grenadier Company
Africa General Service clasp Aro 1901-1902, A.B. H.M.S. Thrush
Crimea, 2 clasps, Inkermann, Sebastopol, officially impressed, Killed in action, 9th November, 1854 as A.B. H.M.S. Rodney, a rare Naval Brigade casualty
I.G.S 1854 clasp Perak, Naval Chaplain, H.M.S. Modeste
Q.S.A. A correspondent’s medal ‘Daily Mail’ S.J. Pryor 1865-1924 Editor and managing editor at different times of the Daily Mail where Northcliffe appointed him the first editor in 1896, Daily Express, St. Jame’s Gazette, Evening Gazette, Evening Standard and Tribune, day editor of the Times from 1909 where he acted as Lord Northcliffe’s ‘watchdog’ Accompanied the Bulgarian Army as Times correspondent during the Balkan War 1912-1913 , director of the Times Publishing Company 1909-1918 and the first Press Secretary to the Sovereign & Royal Family, Buckingham Palace 1918-1920
Q.S.A. 2 clasps with Relief of Ladysmith Captain Royal Scots Fusiliers, killed in action at Pieter’s Hill, in the operations on the Upper Tugela, February 27th, 1900.
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