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| S1047 | | South Africa 1877-79 Zulu Medal , No Bar to C/1111 Pte E Clarkson A.S.Corps | | Medal in very nice condition, confirmed on Forsyth Medal roll C/1111 Private E Clarkson, Army Service Corps No clasps page 231 | | £210 | |
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| S1344 | | India General Service 1854-95, 1 clasp, Burma, Staff Sergt D.E.Gallagher 4th Btn Rifle Brigade | | bar Burma 1887-89 to 3916 Staff Sergt D.E.Gallagher 4th Btn Rifle Brigade | | £150 | |
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| S1216 | | South Africa 1877-79 Zulu Medal , bar 1879 to 333 Pte E.Burns 57th Foot. | | Edward Burns was born in Manchester, and enlisted at Liverpool for the 57th Regiment (West Middlesex) on the 16th May 1859 at the age of 20 years.He discharged at Dublin after 21 years service. He was in the possession of four good conduct badges. His service overseas 13 1/2 years. Sold with his orginal Parchment Certificate of discharge.The 57th landed at Durban on March 11th, and on the 17th started for the front. The railway only served them for a short distance, and they had a long six days' march before they reached the advanced base at Fort Pearson on the Tugela.The crossing of the Tugela was completed on March 29th, and two days later the little army reached Gingindlovu, where Pearson signalled to them from Eshowe that a Zulu attack was imminent. The camp was at once formed, with the wagons in laager, with Gatling guns and some other small artillery at the angles, and with trenches in front. | | £500 | |
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| S1010 | | South Africa 1877-79 bar 1879 to Drummer 1894 Pte.J.Quinn, 99th Foot | | Nice Zulu war medal to a Drummer, with the 1879 Bar. Awarded to "1894 Drumr J Quinn 99th Foot"
The medal is complete with some original documents. An original Parchment Certificate of Character on discharge, together with the B128 Parchment Certificate, letter from the Wiltshire old comrades association, and "A Soldiers Farewell" typed document reporting on his retirement dinner after 21 years of service. In all a very nice medal with some original documents.
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| S1001 | | Waterloo Medal 1815 *** 9 Year Old Drummer *** | Waterloo 1815 (Lewis King, Drummer, 3rd Batt. Grenad. Guards) fitted with replacement silver clip and bar suspension, edge bruising and contact wear, therefore good fine. Lewis King was born at Dearham, Norfolk, on 18 June 1796, and enlisted into the 1st Foot Guards at Deal on 11 July 1805, aged just nine years. He served as a Drummer in Lieutenant-Colonel Staples’ Company in the 3rd Battalion at Waterloo, celebrating his nineteenth birthday in battle. He re-attested for unlimited service in September 1820 and was discharged to pension on 18 October 1824, aged 28 years. Sold with some research. | | £4850 | |
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| S1101 | | Queens South Africa Medal | 2 clasps,Cape Colony, Wittebergen, 2315 Pte. E. Francis, Gren.Gds | | £135 | |
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