WW1 War Badges & Single Stars

WWI MEDALS

Silver War Badge :

WW1 Silver War Badge No 95372 to 9144 Pte G. Cowen S. Lancs Regt, with copied roll, showing awarded for sickness in India, George Cowen served Dec 1908-May 1915 in 1st Battalion. VF, edge bruise. $50
449870 - George Baker, Gunner 316407 E.A. (Essex) R.G.A. served 5/6/1915 - 13/9/1918, Cause 25 "Services no longer required" - GVF $45
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

8484 Sjt T E Gray 2/York R. - Died of Wounds 23/10/1914 and rests at Ypres Town cemetery VF - $250
6229 Pte A King 2/Essex R. - GVF $160
696 Pte. N. Lapsley 2/Sea. Highrs. KIA 23/10/1916, Thiepval Memorial, GVF $300
3-8635 PTE. F. RUTHERFORD. 2/YORK: R. MIC gives first name Frederick. - GVF - $160
(With Tailor's copy clasp) No. 2468 Trmptr. Habib Khan, 34/ Horse, EF - $260
Lieut. J.B.G. Neil. R.M. - Lieutenant Joseph Baxter Iredale Neil (note incorrect initial on medal) was born on 22 May 1895 at Maryport, Cumberland, England, he initially served with the R.N.V.R., enlisting on 30 May 1917, later transferring to the 1st Royal Marine Battalion on 16 February 1918. He was sent to No.1 General Hospital on 15 March 1918, being discharged to duty on the 25th, continuing to serve until his demobilization in April 1919. VF, Original creased, silk ribbon - $120
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

1914-15 Stars :-

Burg. L. J. Erasmus, Lydenburg Kdo. EF $80
Burg. J. F. du Toit, Marico Kdo. EF $80
Sjt. C. B. Wilke, Graaff Reinet Kdo. VF $90
Burg. J. J. Pienar, Womstd. Kdo. EF $80
Burg. S. B. van Dyk, Heidelberg Kdo. EF $80
Pte. J.S. Kitching Enslin’s Hse. VF short ribbon $75
Pte. E. Elias 12th Infantry VF short ribbon $45
Pte J. Lipvan, 12th M.R. GVF scratch on the back, $45
Pte. K.A. Gordon 5th Infanty. EF, Gilded - $50
Pte. W. O. Van Waltsleben Grff Reinet Cdo GVF $80
414478 Pte. F. Johnson. 13/Can. Inf. (LAC gives Frederick Thompson alias Frederick Nelson, so a mystery). VF, short piece of ribbon, $100
11717 PTE. R. LITTLE. R. SC: FUS: VF Lacquered, ribbon needs replacing. Robert Little, served 6th Bn, awarded a SWB. $55
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
234648 W. J. J. Wotton. Sig. R.N. - William James Johnson Wotton was born 12 Feb 1890 at Tamar, Devon and joined the Navy on 20 Sept. 1905 from school, aged 15. He served at the Battle of Jutland aboard HMS Kempenfelt. He served until October 1927. - VF, some glue remains on the back from framing, will clean off. - $70
Eng. S. Lt. J. Hall R.N.R. GVF, short original ribbon - $120
14686 Pte. J. Rayson E.Lanc.R. - MIC shows James. GVF on poly ribbon. $55
23043 Pte. E. W. P. Dobson. Norf. R. – GVF - $55
67756 PTE. H.B. MOORE. 25/CAN.INF. - Private Harry B. Moore, 25th Battalion, Canadian Infantry was born on 30^th October 1891 at Burin, Newfoundland and had prior service of 5 months with the 66^th Regiment prior to enlisting on 25^th Nov 1914 at Halifax, Nova Scotia. He was wounded in the left leg on 10^th July 1916 and rose to the rank of Lance Sergeant on 9^th Sept 1916 before being court martialed for drunkenness on 20^th Nov 1916 and reduced to the ranks. He was killed in action on the 28th April 1917 by an enemy sniper’s bullet during an attack on Arleux and is buried in the Cabaret Rouge British Cemetery, Souchez. EF on a long original ribbon, $200
Un-named - EF - $210