British Naval Recipients

1. F.12082. E.A. Osborne. A.M. 1 R.N.A.S. (only award) with card box and papers, GVF, $80
2. F.31809 H. C. Bushby. A.C.1. R.N.A.S. - Toned VF - $80
3. F.41839 F. Arnold. A.C.2. R.N.A.S. - VF - $80
4. CH. 1916-S- PTE. P.J. HUSSEY. R.M.L.I. - With service records. Percy John Hussey, from Bourne End, Bucks. born 22 Sept. 1896, a Stableman, initially joined the Army but immediately transferred to R.M.L.I., was wounded 24.8.18 at Wimeroux, France serving with 1st R.M. Battn. - GVF - $60
5. M.Z.4975 W. Benion. Sig. R.N.V.R. – EF - $50
6. J.83638 W. T. Eastwood. Ord. R.N. – Walter Thomas Eastwood was born on 21^st January 1900 at Bow, London and joined on 28^th January 1918 does not appear to of served at sea so probably his only award. GVF - $50
7. M.B. 2860 G. H. Carr. M.M. R.N.V.R. (Motor man, unusual rank) – GVF - $50
8. Lieut. J.B.G. Neil. R.M. - Lieutenant Joseph Baxter Iredale Neil (note incorrect initial on medal) 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 contact marks, silk ribbon. - $100

British Army Recipients

1. 49021 Pte. J. Ashworth, Ches. R. VF edge bruising, $45 with MIC
2. 4925 Pte A N Blaker R. Suss. R. VF - $45
3. GS-42460 Cpl F J Gear R. Fus. -VF $45
4. 31328 Pte W T Walker R Fus - GVF $45
5. G 8261 Pte A Wickham R Suss R. - EF $50
6. 175867 Pte. F. Redfern York Dns. VF - $125
7. L-2651 Sjt. T. Clark. 17-Lrs. - GVF - $75
8. 28732 Pte. G. W. Butler. R. War. R. - GVF - $45
9. 305532 Pte. J. Griffiths. Lan. Fus. - 2nd/5th  Bn. Lancashire Fusiliers, Died 25th April, 1918 and buried at Houchin British Cemetery, Pas de Calais, France. - GVF - $90
10. Capt. A. Burke, VF $75
11. 46374 Pte. G. Ridings. Lan Fus. George Ridings originally enlisted into the Cheshire Regiment before serving on the Western Front with the 16th (Service) Battalion (2nd Salford) Lancashire Fusiliers. He was attached to the Trench Mortar Battery and was killed in action on 10 August 1918 in an attack on Damery Wood near Bouchoir. He is buried at Bouchoir New British Cemetery, France. EF $110
12. 242099 Pte. C.F. Hodgkinson. Lan. Fus Charles Frederick Hodgkinson, a native of Masborough, Rotherham, originally enlisted into the York & Lancaster Regiment before serving on the Western Front with the 1/6th Battalion Lancashire Fusiliers. He was killed in action while in the trenches at La Bassée. He is buried in Gorre British and Indian Cemetery, France. About EF $100
13. 39080 Pte. A. Stainstreet. Lan. Fus. Arthur Stainstreet enlisted on 16 November 1914 and served on the Western Front with the 3/5th Battalion Lancashire Fusiliers. He later transferred to the Mechanical Transport branch of the Army Service Corps. He was discharged on 22 January 1919 as a result of wounds. NVF, contact marks $45
14. 14453 Pte. H. Horrocks. Lan. Fus. - Henry Horrocks served on the Western Front with the 2nd Battalion Lancashire Fusiliers. He was killed in action on 12 October 1916 during the battalion’s unsuccessful attack towards Le Transloy, where they suffered 345 casualties. He has no known grave and is commemorated on the Thiepval Memorial, France. George Ridings originally enlisted into the Cheshire Regiment before serving on the Western Front with the 16th (Service) Battalion (2nd Salford) Lancashire Fusiliers. He was attached to the Trench Mortar Battery and was killed in action on 10 August 1918 in an attack on Damery Wood near Bouchoir. He is buried at Bouchoir New British Cemetery, France. VF, slight ek. $100
15. 24042 Pte. J. Marshall. Lan. Fus. - John Marshall, a native of Boroughbridge, originally served with the 9th (Service) Battalion Lancashire Fusiliers and was later posted to the 10th (Service) Battalion. He was awarded the Military Medal (London Gazette 13 March 1919). Judging by other 10th Battalion M.M. winners who are both mentioned in the war diary and listed in the same gazette alongside Marshall, it is likely that he won his award for deeds during September 1918, while the battalion was in action around Gouzeaucourt. Charles Frederick Hodgkinson, a native of Masborough, Rotherham, originally enlisted into the York & Lancaster Regiment beforeserving on the Western Front with the 1/6th Battalion Lancashire Fusiliers. He was killed in action while in the trenches at La Bassée. He is buried in Gorre British and Indian Cemetery, France, NEF $100
16. 4685 Pte. J. Kenworthy. Lan. Fus. - Joseph Kenworthy served with the 1/8th Lancashire Fusiliers, landing in Egypt on 29 March 1916. He proceeded to France with the Battalion in March 1917 and was invalided home 22 November 1917. He returned to the Western Front in September 1918 with 23^rd(Service) Battalion and shortly after transferred to the 34th (County of London) Battalion, London Regiment. GVF dirty ribbon $45
17. 10262 Pte. E. J. Evans. Lan. Fus. - Ernest Jones Evans served on the Western Front with the 2/6th Battalion Lancashire Fusiliers. VF, minor contact marks, $45
18. 281053 Pte. W. Goulding. Lan. Fus. - William Goulding, a native of Heywood, Lancashire, served with the 2/7th Battalion Lancashire Fusiliers in France from February 1917. He was killed in action on 14 July 1917 when his battalion came under artillery fire near Coxyde. He is buried in Coxyde Military Cemetery, Belgium. GVF $95
19. 16538 Pte. B. Cartin. Lan. Fus. - Bernard Cartin served with the Lancashire Fusiliers before transferring to the Labour Corps. NVF $45.
20. 4614 Pte. J. W. Hitchin. Lan. Fus. - John W. Hitchin served on the Western Front with the 2/6th Battalion Lancashire Fusiliers. VF $45.
21. 10178 Pte. J. Anderson. Lan. Fus. - Joseph Anderson, a native of Salford, served on the Western Front with the 15th (Service) Battalion (1st Salford), Lancashire fusiliers, landing in France on 23 November 1915. He was later attached to the 21st (Reserve) Battalion and died at home on 27 January 1917 of Lymphoma. He is buried in Salford (Weaste) Cemetery, England. GEF $70.
22. 12526 Pte. J.W. Burton. Lan. Fus. - John William Burton served with the 16th (Service) Battalion (2nd Salford), Lancashire Fusiliers, landing in France on 23 November 1915. He was later posted to the 3rd (Reserve) Battalion. VF $48.
23. P-10369 L.Cpl R.A. Norman M.F.P. - VF (MIC shows awarded a Pair) scarce to unit. $55
24. 1282 A. Cpl. E. J. Wood. M.F.P. GVF  $55
25. P-9048 L. Cpl. W. A. Cox. M.F.P. GVF, Toned - $50
26. P-7875 L. Cpl. D. G. B. Hunter. M.M.P. GVF - $55
27. 1102 T. Sjt. J. J. Green. M.F.P. GVF - $58
28. 321881 Pte P.J. Vass 6-Lond R. - Percy Vass was the Landlord of the “The Wellington” at 36 Vine St. Uxbridge, he dies on 1^st Jan 1960, leaving an estate of 8634 GBP. – NVF with contact marks on the bust, $55
29. 37282 Pte J. Hargreaves Ches R. - EF - $55
30. 2.LIEUT. H.W. CATTLE.  - Henry Walter, served as a Private in the RAMC, commissioned, 29.6.17 in 13th Middlesex Regiment. Post war he went to South Africa and was an Abbatoir Manager , returned to UK in 1949. - ecopy of MIC available, GVF, edge nick on rev. $85,
31. 4818 PTE. G. SIMPSON. S. GDS. George, with ecopy MIC, awarded a 1914 Star and bar, with info on a George Simpson, KIA WW2 24/11/42 in REME, from Salford, not known if same man ? - EF - $60
32. MAJOR J. PARSELLE - John Parselle, born 25th March 1883, Lived in Rhodesia and London, son was an RAF officer Thomas Alfred Boyd Parselle, OBE, scuffed and little battered on a long orig. ribbon. His service papers are at Kew. $80
33. CAPT. J.R. HOBSON - Joseph Reginald Hobson - Military Cross L.G. 9 Jan 1918 : "For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty whilst commanding a party forming a strong point on an exposed flank. He collected and organised, under rifle fire, men who had become detached from their units, and organised the defence of a strong point during it's consolidation. It was due to his gallant bearing and utter disregard for personal safety that this most important point was made secure."MIC shows Qualifying theatre Middle East and residence Bristol, also awarded an M.I.D. Info on ancestry shows that he was an Architect residing in Bulawayo, Rhodesia and travelled back to the UK frequently with his family. He died on 2nd Oct 1968 at Bulawayo. Medal is GVF or better with a short ribbon. $260
34. 2.LIEUT. A.J. OSTLER - Albert John, served Lancashire Hussars Yeomanry, Worcestershire Regt attached Essex Regiment, MIC shows entered Egypt 16/6/18. Dark toned, EF with original ribbon. $85
35. 41556 Pte. H. Orr. R. Scots. KIA 4/6/17 Arras, 2nd Bn. fm. Glasgow. EF $85
36. 35313 Pte. E. Brown R.W. Fus. - Edgar Brown, also awarded a SWB and served also in Labour Corps - EF $50
37. G-1094 Pte. J. Tuckwell Middx. R. - John Tuckwell, served in France from 4th October 1915. - NEF - $50
38. Lieut. G. S. Smith – Possibly Gerald Sydney Smith, 153^rd Coy. Machine Gun Corps died 13 Nov. 1916 aged 21 and buried at Hunter’s Cemetery, Beaumont Hamel, from Erdington, Birmingham. – virtually Mint Condition with a new ribbon. - $140
39. 31008 Pte. J. Stanley. Lan. Fus. – John Stanley also served in 4th Bn. Tank Corps as 302878 - VF with an edge knock, on a newer ribbon - $120
40. S-36354 Pte. F.R. Cox. Rif. Brig, Copy MIC showing Frank R. Cox, attached 2/10th London Regiment and awarded a pair only. Dark toned Extremely fine on a new poly ribbon - $50
41. 143814 GNR. A. NEGUS. R.A. - MIC gives Arthur, only awarded a Pair NVF on Poly ribbon. $40 
42. M-348734 Cpl. J. Watson A.S.C. - Suspension pin snapped off, no ribbon, GVF - $30
43. 35774 PTE. A. PARKINSON YORKS. L. I. – SWB card gives 36774 so impressing error on medal, Arthur, enlisted 1.9.16 and discharged from Depot 6.8.18 as medically unfit, probably only award as no MIC card found. – NEF - $60
44. 2.Lieut. D. J. A’Herne. - David Joseph A’Herne was born in Cardiff, Glamorgan, Wales in 1890 (Sandon Place, St John Civil Parish) he initially served during the Great War as Acting Bombardier in the Honourable Artillery Company. He was discharged to a commission in the Royal Garrison Artillery on 10 February 1917. He died 27 May 1918 and is buried at Cathays, Cardiff, Wales also is commemorated on the Soissons Memorial but not found on CWGC site, a photo of him is on Findmygrave. – EF - $100
45. 2.Lieut. J. Bee. - John Bee was appointed to a commission in the Royal Field Artillery on 22 July 1918 and is entitled to the BWM for Great War Service. Remaining in India, his MIC displays administrative confusion regarding entitlement to IGS Medal, clasp Afghanistan 1919, for possible service with 8th Pack Battery, R.G.A. on the North West Frontier. – VF, small e.k. - $80
46. 2.Lieut. C. G. Cullen - Charles Geoffrey Cullen served during the Great War as a 2nd Lieutenant in the Suffolk Regiment. B. 5th June 1898 Nottingham, applied for his medals in 1927 still res. Nottingham, was later a Company Director living in Pinner Hill, Middlesex and possibly later in Roskilde, Kent, looks like he travelled internationally a lot per a quick look at ancestry records. – EF - $90
47. Capt. C. H. Mowbray. - Charles Holme Mowbray served in France from 12 September 1914 as Captain in the 2nd Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. He was later promoted Major. Residence given ob absentee voters lists as Abberley House, Great Shelford, Cambs. – EF – scratch on obv. Field - $100
48. Lt. D. Newman - VF - $80
49. Lieut. T. H. Paterson – GVF - $80

Royal Flying Corps (R.F.C.) / Royal Air Force (R.A.F.) Recipients

1. 114162. 2.A.M. H. B. Hade-Scott. R.A.F. Copy papers, NOK was his mother Florence, School House, Caseby, Stamford, Lincolnshire Joined Royal Flying Corps 29.12.17, served in Italy, also served ASC and RE (was a Fitter) - GVF - $55
2. 55062 A. SJT. H.R. PICKERING. 19 - CAN. INF. Acting Sergeant Harold Bestard Pickering. Harold was born on 31 January 1893 (RAF states 1897) at Toronto. Before WWI broke he was unmarried and a clerk. He served in the pre-war militia Queens Own Rifles. He will attest to the Canadian Expeditionary Force on 11 November 1914. He was now 55062 Private Harold Pickering of the 19th Battalion CEF. He will sail from Montreal on the SS Scandinavia on 13 May 1915 arriving in England on 22 May. The crossed the Channel to France on 14 September where the 19th Battalion will fight with the 4th Infantry Brigade of the 2nd Canadian Division. Harold’s medical card states that sometime between the end of June and 1 July 1916, before the Canadians moved from Belgium to Courcelette in France, he suffered from a contusion to his shoulder, shell shock and Neurasthenia (weakness). On 1 July he was at No. #4 Canadian Field Ambulance. Then on 9 July he was sent to the No. # 2 Divisional Rest Station in “Field.” On 17 July he is at No. # 15 Casualty Clearing Station at Mont des Cats from where, on 16 August, he transfers to the No. #25 Canadian Hospital at Hardelot. On 4 September he is moved to No. #1 Canadian Convalescent Depot at Boulogne and four days later to No. #5 Convalescent Depot at  Wimereux. On 4 October he is at the Base Depot at Wimereux before re-joining his unit “Field” on 15 October. On 29 December, although remaining in the 19th Battalion, due to his injuries he was placed in the Canadian Army Medical Corps “General.” This was the first step in Harold’s process to join the Royal Flying Corps. Yet it is quite a considerable time later, on 14 August 1918 that Harold is “Posted to CAMC Casualty Company Depot Candidate for Commission in Royal Air Force,” and “Taken on Strength from 1st Canadian Field Ambulance on Commission to Cadet Dispersal Depot Royal Air Force London.” On 31 August 1918 he is deemed “Fit as Pilot or Obs:.” He then moves on 3 September to the No.#8 Cadet Wing at West Sandling Camp, Shorncliffe. On 7 September he is appointed to Acting Sergeant. Since Harold was in the Army he did not have to go through the initial steps of training in the RAF. He will dive into the practical training relating to flight and aircraft. He will complete this the day before the ceasefire in France. On 10 November 1918 Harold will move to the No.# 6 School of Aeronautics at Elmdale Road Camp in Clifton, Bristol. The next we hear of Harold is on 27 December 1918 when he “ceases ofc ? to RAF.” Therefore although Harold likely completed most of his ground training to become a pilot or observer, the war ended before he could be sent to a Training Squadron to actually begin flying aircraft. Therefore he remained a Acting Sergeant as indicated on his War Medal issued by the Air Ministry. On return to Canada Harold arrived at the No. # 2 District Depot and underwent the “Medical Examination upon leaving the Service of an Officer fit for general service or a Soldier for duty.” It states that as of 16 January 1919 Harold was a “Cadet” and “Acting Sergeant.” On 5-6 March he underwent the medical examination of those leaving the service “who have no disability.” He was then discharged on 8 March 1919. His military record states that Harold died on 16 May 1925 at the age of 32. - GVF - $100

Canadian Recipients

1. 458549 Pte. A.J. Hornett. 14 Can. Inf. - EF - KIA 27/9/18 Attested age 18, Office Boy, had Militia service with 8th Royal Rifles, born Woolwich, England. $150
2. 435347 Pte. D. Duncan, 18-Can. Inf. (a 50th Bn. enlistment number) EF $75
3. 344151  Pte Harry Down  CAN. TANK  BN. VF, (Cleaned) b. Murray, ON, 1889, res. Trenton, ON. $175
4. 64293 PTE. F. KENYON. 75-CAN.INF. - EF - $75 
5. 3259707 PTE. H.E. DIXON. N.B.R. - Horatio Edward Dixon was a Farmer from St Thomas, New Brunswick and was drafted late in the war, arriving in England, he never made it over to France due to contracting Rheumatic Fever. - GVF, Toned condition - $60
6. 13813 Sjt. W. Waters. 5 - Can. Inf. - From Ballingar, Co. Dublin, Ireland, Occ. "Surveyor" 3 years prior service with "British Volunteers".   Attested Valcartier Aug 1914, NOK Vancouver. GVF $85        
7. 406603 PTE. W.H. PACE. 19-CAN.INF. William Herbert Pace was born on 13th April 1886 in London, Ontario and joined the CEF on 15th April 1915 at Hamilton, Ontario, occupation “Moulder” so presumably employed in the steel industry. He made a statutory declaration regarding his name. On 27.8.18 he was wounded in the face and right leg. On 24.10.1918 he was awarded the Military Medal. $125 
8. 841883 Pte. J. Low. 42-Can. Inf. James Low, b. Aberdeen. Married with (5) Children. KIA 13/3/18 - VF - $150
9. 454700 PTE. F. ARNETT 2-CAN INF - Frederick, born Toronto. Served in 2nd Bn, 39th Bn, finally CAMC. Had various ailments from sun-stroke, Influenza, Epilepsy, he married in UK and was discharged in the UK. Died 1929 and a Memorial Cross, Plaque and scroll issued to his widow Florence, living at Brighton, Sussex, England.  Has been harshly cleaned, VF. $85
10. 639475 PTE. W.P. LAKE. 2-CAN.INF. - William Perry Lake was born 14th Aug. 1892 at Westport, Ontario, he was a Labourer by Occupation when he attested on 10th Jan. 1915 at Brockville, Ontario. 3 Years service with the 47th Militia Regiment. He was wounded in the leg on 6/11/17 near Wimeroux and eventually medically discharged on 12th Noc 1918. - GVF - some contacting, susp. a little loose. $80
11. 211103 PTE. P.M. OLMSTED. 20 CAN. INF. - Percy Milton was b. 14/6/1894 at Bismarck, Ontario and was a Clerk when he attested on 17/1/16 at Beamsville, Ontario. He was a Pre-war member of the 44th Regt. Transferred from the 98th Bn to 20th Bn he was wounded in the legs on 13/10/18. - VF - $80
12. 454771 PTE. A. ST. GERMAIN. 20 CAN. INF - Alphonse was born at Montreal, Quebec on 6th Aug. 1882 and ws a Driver by occupation when he att'd. on 10 July 1915. He was discharged due to Chronic Nephritis to a convalescent home in Montreal and died on 1st May 1919. Listed on Canadian Virtual War Memorial. - EF - $110
13. 153628 A.SJT. A.H. CULVERHOUSE, 19TH CAN. INF. - Albert Henry Culverhouse was born on 20th August 1889 at Chapmanslade, Westbury, Wiltshire, England and was a Plasterer by trade. He was a pre-war member of the 79th Cameron Highlanders of Canada when he attested on 11th August 1918 at Winnipeg. He served in various battalions and ended the war as an Officer Cadet. He died at Saanich, B.C. on 2nd Nov. 1958 - GVF - $85
14. 410267 CPL. F.C. SPARKS. 2-CAN. INF. - Frederick Sparks was born April 2nd, 1896 in Aylwin, Quebec. Before enlisting in the Canadian Expeditionary Force in WWI he already had one year of service with the Governor General’s Foot Guards. When he enlisted for service in March 1915, he listed his occupation as a Clerk. He was initially assigned to the 38th Battalion, transferred to the 12th Reserve Battalion upon making it overseas, then finally when hitting France, was drafted to the 2nd Battalion. It is with the 2nd Battalion that he would be killed in action, September 9th, 1916 - EF, new ribbon. - $150
15. 292303 Pte. R.M. Kelleher. 222 Can. Inf. - EF, Scarce unit - $150
16. 2129332 PTE.C. ROBERTSON. 43-CAN. INF. - Charles Robertson was born in Drayton, Ontario on 5th July, 1891 and was a Farmer by occupation at Edrans, Manitoba when he was drafted in January 1918. He was Killed in Action on 16th August in the actions around Damery, which came immediately after the battle of Amiens, the start of the Hundred Days offensive that brought the war to an end (8 August-11 November 1918). The 43rd Battalion moved into the area of Damery on 15 August in support of the 52nd Battalion. All four companies of the 43rd helped to secure the area and one company was relieved by the French that night. On 16 August the remaining companies supported the French in an attack on Goyencourt and Fresnoy. They were subjected to heavy artillery and machine gun fire. Casualties were 1 officer killed, 1 wounded, 1 missing, 14 OR killed, 109 wounded, 5 wounded and missing, 31 missing.. He left a friend as his benficiary, Miss Agatha Dahmer of Edrans. He is buried at Roye New British Cemetery - VF with numerous edge "nibbles", therefore VF. - $140
17. LIEUT. G. RANKIN. - George Alexander Rankin was born 14th December 1893 at Edinburgh, Scotland. He was a Conductor by occupation. He served in the 36th and 4th Battalions and contracted Trench Fever at Vimy. - GVF on newer ribbon $140
18. 657610 PTE. V.R. HEARL. 7 CAN. INF. - Victor Randolph Hearl was born 17th December 1895 at Fox Bay, Ontario and was a Labourer by occupation when he attested on 21 Feb. 1916 at Parry Sound, Ontario. Initially served in the 123rd Grenadiers. He was wounded on 15/8/17 with a GSW to the head. He died 23 Feb. 1919 f Pneumonia that was said to be due to war service, he lies buried at Huy Communal Cemetery. GVF on original ribbon - $120
19. 141188 PTE. W.W. ESSON. 24-CAN. INF. William Esson was born on 2nd June 1915 at Aberdeen, Scotland and was a Farmer by occupation when he attested on 5th August 1915 in the 76th Battalion at Niagara, Ontario. He served in the 39th, 22nd, 24th Battalions and was attached to 21st Army Troops before being wounded with GSW in the buttocks and thigh and was subsequently discharged. He re-enlisted at Toronto on 14 May 1918 in the Railway Construction Depot but was again discharged on 29 July 1918 as unfit. He subsequently appears to of moved to Auburn, New York, USA where he had a lot of trouble with the law being imprisoned for assisting in an attempted robbery etc and served over 9 years and was eventually deported.  - Dark toned, VF - $90
20. 425519 Cpl. G. Anderson 47-Can. Inf. - George Anderson was born in Forfarshire, Scotland in November 1888. He attested 15^th Sept. 1915 and served during the Great War with the 47th Battalion, Canadian Infantry on the Western Front, and according to CEF Burial Registers - ‘”Died of Wounds” - During the attack on DROCOURT QUEANT LINE on September 2nd 1918, Corporal Anderson was severely wounded by enemy shell fire. He was evacuated to No. 7 Casualty Clearing Station where he died from the effects of his wounds the following day.’ Corporal Anderson is buried in the Ligny-St. Flochel British Cemetery, Averdoingt, France. (Previously sold by us in September 2012.) – GVF, toned on a nice length of new poly ribbon - $140
21. 22862 Pte W. J. Fanning 2 Can. Inf. William John Fanning was born 1st February 1888 in Quebec, he has 12 years Militia service with the 8th Royal Rifles of Canada and was a Customs Officer by occupation when he attested on 29 Sept 1914. He was declared a Prisoner of war on 22nd June 1915, then missing, then presumed to of died. He is commemorated on the Menin Gate. - GVF on a new poly ribbon, $160 - SOLD
22. Capt. N. E. MacDougall; - Neil Edward MacDougall, a doctor from Caca, Saskatchewan, born 22^nd March 1886 at Tiverton, Ontario, who attested into the Canadian Army Medical Corps for service during the Great War and served at the Canadian Army Medical Corps Training Depot, No. 11 and served initially in Gallipoli in the Mediterranean Theatre (where he was knocked down by a shell explosion suffering haematemesis), he was in the Med from 4 July 1915 – 12 June 1916 and in France from 25 Sept 1916 – 17 Jue 1917, before being transferred to Shaughnessey Military Hospital in Vancouver B.C. He passed away on 28 Feb 1939 in West Vancouver, British Columbia. GVF on a soiled orig. ribbon - $130
23. 441758 Cpl. G. G. Walker. 42-Can. Inf. - Gaudenzio George Walker was born 20 Nov 1888 in London, England, arrived Canada in 1908 and was a Clerk by occupation when he attested on 19^th Oct 1915 at Winnipeg, Manitoba. He died 12 Sept 1969. – EF on a short poly ribbon $80
24. 3083477 Pte. A. E. Galvin. 42-Can. Inf. – Arthur Edward Galvin was born 19 Aug 1895 at Sherbrooke, Quebec and resided in Roxbury, Massachusetts, USA when he enlisted. On 12 April 1918 at Montreal. EF, court mounted on a Polyester ribbon, $75
25. 401245 Pte. J. A. Lee. 73-Can. Inf.- Private James Arthur Lee, of Waterford, Ontario, Metalworking Machine Setter-Operator. Member for four years of 25th Regiment, Canadian Militia. His service record says he was shot in the hand and lost a finger and on 15^th Feb 1917 he suffered a gun shot wound to the left buttock. He also had pneumonia and several other health issues during the course of his service. He was later transferred to the 42nd Highlanders. – GVF on Poly ribbon. - $85
26. 6162 A. Cpl. I. C. Plaskett. 1-Can. Inf. - Ivor Charlie Plaskett was born in Portsmouth, England in January 1894. He served during the Great War with the 1st Battalion (Ontario Regiment), Canadian Infantry. Corporal Plaskett was killed in action on the Western Front, 10 March 1915, and is buried in the Y Farm Military Cemetery, Bois-Grenier, France. - GVF with a replacement ribbon, $160
27. 175142 Pte. J. T. Chandler C.M.G. Bde. - Pte John Turnbull Chandler, Prior service - Welland Canal Force, 44th Lincoln and Welland Regiment, he joined the 86th Battalion and gave his occupation as a Farmer. He served in France with the 5th Canadian Field Gun Company was killed in action 3.7.1917 at the Lievin Sector and rests at the Bully Grenay Communal Cemetery, France. He was the only son of John William and Agnes Chandler, of Gedney Dyke, Holbeach, Lincolnshire, Native of Southea, nr. Wisbech. NEF Nicely toned on a replacement poly ribbon. - $140

Australian Recipients

1. 6614 Cpl E. J. Harris. 20 Bn. A.I.F.- NEF - KIA 6/11/1917 Menin Memorial, Son of Jesse James and Annie Harris, of "Clarance," Minter St., Canterbury, New South Wales. Native of Sydney, New South Wales, Australia - $240

South African Recipients

1. Burg. G.V.D. Westhuizen Carnarvon Kdo. VF replacement ribbon  $75
2. Sjt. B.H. Parker 6th D.M.R. VF original ribbon                          $50
3. Pte. B. Wickham 9th Infantry VF  replacement ribbon                 $50
4. L/Cpl. H.G. McKelvey 1st S.A.I. VF short piece of ribbon              $50
5. Sjt. R. Primos 5th S.A.H. Contacted malaria in November 1916. With service documents.  NEF, toned   $60           
6. Spr. A.W. Begg S.A.S.C.R.E. GVF $45
7. Sjt. R. Primos 5th S.A.H. - Star and AVM missing. Contacted malaria in November 1916. Comes with service documents.  NEF, toned   $60  
8. Pte. C.F. Maynard. S.A.M.C.C. GVF $75
9. Rfm. H.R. Bousfield. 4th S.A.M.R. - VF $50
10. Pte. A.H. Beukes. 1st M.C. VF (small test cut) $45
11. Pte. W. V. West. 2nd S.A.I. GVF - $50
12. Pte. A.J. Cresswell  5th S.A.I. - VF - $50
13. Cpl A. Johnston 5th S.A.I. (Alexander Johnston died 29 Jan 1917, buried Iringa Cemetery, Tanzania, Son of James and Elizabeth Johnston; husband of Doris Johnston, of 60, Oakfield Rd., Clifton, Bristol, England. A Subaccountant at Land Bank, Pretoria. Born at Edinburgh, Scotland.) - GVF $100
14. Pte. H.D. McHendry. S.A.M.C. - Herbert David McHendry was born in Belfast, Ireland and attested for service within the Union only, serving on the Hospital Ship "Ebani". This was his sole entitlement. He contracted malaria in Jan. 1918 and also went AWOL for 14 days in Jan. 1918. - GVF on short orig. ribbon - $90

Indian Army Recipients

1. 3695 Swr. Lal Din, 10 Lrs. NVF - $80
2. 3163 Sowar Chandgi Ram, 5 Cavy., slack susp. VF Repaired test cut @ 2 o'clock. $80
3. 2243 L-Dfdr. Niaz Muhd. Khan, 21 Cavy. GVF - $80
4. 3738 L-Dfdr. Rustam Khan, 21 Cavy. F.F., with corrected unit number, About VF - $75
5. 2272 Sowar Buta Singh, 6 Cavy. VF -$80 
6. 758 Sowar Munur Khan, 8 Cavy. - attempted erasure of rank. VF -$75
7. 2472 Sowar Narain Singh, 13 Lcrs. VF -$80
8. 2229 Sowar Rai Singh, 13 Lcrs. VF -$80
9. NO. 1176 SOWAR ABDUL RAHMAN, 22 CAVY. F. F. – VF - $80
10. NO. 1649 L-DFDR SAJAWAL KHAN, 23 CAVY. – NVF - $80
11. MT-239 H-S-K-A. Mazhar Ullah, S.& T. C. H-S-K-A = Head Storekeeper Artillery - VF, edge knock or test, on a Poly ribbon - $45 - SOLD
12. 4158 I-Mech, C, F, Pettigura, Wks. Dte. VF with a small e.k. on a Poly Ribbon - $45