WW1 VICTORY MEDAL,1/8th NORTHUMBERLAND FUSILIERS, FROM PRUDHOE, WOUNDED 1918

WW1 Victory medal
To- 78198.PTE.J.COOK.NORTH'D.FUS
James Cook from Prudhoe, Northumberland first served overseas with the 8th battalion of the Northumberland Fusiliers & later went on to serve with the 9th service battalion of the K.O.Y.L.I. He is recorded on the casualty roll dated 16-10-1918 as having been wounded in France.
GVF or better & complete with MIC details. Alon...  read more

Code: 56847

WW1 1914 MONS STAR, 2nd SEAFORTH HIGHRS, DIED OF WOUNDS AT HOME 9-2-1915, FROM ULG ON THE ISLE OF LEWIS

WW1 1914 Mons Star
To- 8867.PTE.L.McKENZIE.2/.SEA.HIGHRS
Louis McKenzie was born at Ulg on the Isle of Lewis & enlisted at Fort George. He first landed in France 23-8-1914 & sadly died of wounds at home 9-2-1915 whilst being treated at the Royal Victoria hospital at Netley, Hampshire & is buried in Netley military cemetery. He was serving with the 2nd battalion at the time of his ...  read more

Code: 56817

WW1 BRITISH WAR MEDAL, 12th HIGHLAND.L.I, KILLED IN ACTION F&F 13-8-1916, FROM CARLUKE

WW1 British War Medal
To- 9001.PTE.T.GOLDIE.H.L.I
Thomas Goldie was born in Lanark but both lived & enlisted in Carluke. He first landed in France 6-7-1915 serving with the 12th service battalion of the H.L.I. He was sadly killed in action in France & Flanders 13-8-16. He sadly has no known grave but is commemorated on the Thiepval memorial on the Somme.
NEF & Complete wit...  read more

Code: 56801

WW1 1914-15 STAR & VICTORY MEDAL, 7th K.O.S.B, K.I.A F&F 25-9-1915, FIRST DAY OF THE BATTLE OF LOOS, FROM PAISLEY

WW1 1914-15 Star & Victory Medal
To- 14069.PTE.J.FERGUSON.K.O.S.B
John Ferguson was born, enlisted & lived in Paisley, Renfrewshire. He first landed in France 9-7-1915 serving with the 7th battalion of the Royal Scots. He was sadly killed in action in France & Flanders 25-9-15 on the first day of the battle of Loos. He has no known grave but is commemorated on the Loos memorial & ...  read more

Code: 56800

WW1 VICTORY MEDAL, 1st K.O.S.B FROM KIRKINNER, WOUNDED 1917

WW1 Victory medal
To- 201917.PTE.A.MUIR.K.O.S.B
Andrew Muir from Kirkinner first served overseas with B Company of the 1st K.O.S.B. He is recorded in the war office casualty list dated 23-8-1917 as having been wounded & admitted to the 18th general hospital for two weeks. He finished his war serving with the Labour Corps with service number 590222 age 33.
GVF or better & co...  read more

Code: 56806

WW1 VICTORY MEDAL, 17th HIGHLAND.L.I, GLASGOW PALS

WW1 Victory medal
To- 15944.SJT.N.S.YATES.HIGH.L.I
Norman.Sinclair.Yates was one of the original members of the 17th service battalion of the Highland Light Infantry (Glasgow Pals) he first landed in France 22-11-1915. He was demobilized 16-2-1919 & was a resident of Lanarkshre.
GVF/VF & Complete with MIC & medal roll details  read more

Code: 56807

WW1 1915 STAR, L- SPECIAL COY ROYAL ENGINEERS FROM GLASGOW, WOUNDED 1917

WW1 1914-15 Star
To- 93105.PNR.W.BEATTIE.R.E
William Beattie from Glasgow enlisted 4-5-1915 & first landed in France 23-11-1915. He was serving with L Company. He was discharged with a silver war badge 12-9-1918 having been recorded as having been wounded in France 27-12-1917
The special company of the Royal Engineers was made up of a small headquarters unit and four Compan...  read more

Code: 56809

WW1 VICTORY MEDAL, 2nd SCOTS GUARDS

WW1 Victory medal
To- 17529.PTE.W.THOMSON.S.GDS
William Thomson served in France with the 2nd Scots Guards.
GVF/NEF & Complete with MIC details  read more

Code: 56808

WW1 VICTORY MEDAL, WELSH DIVISON R.N.V.R

WW1 Victory medal
To- WZ-3353.SIG.T.D.E.ROBERTS.R.N.V.R
Thomas David Evan Roberts was born 16-3-1898 and enlisted in to the Welsh Division of the R.N.V.R 16-6-1916 for the duration of hostilities. He was a chemist in civilian life & served at HMS Victory & HMS Vivid until he demobilized to shore in 1919.
EF & Complete with copy service papers  read more

Code: 56851

WW1 VICTORY MEDAL, ROYAL MARINES, EX-A.S.C, ENTITLED TO THE 1914 STAR TRIO

WW1 Victory Medal
To- DEAL-9818-S-PTE.T.DONOGHUE.R.M
Thomas Donoghue first landed in France 12-10-1914 serving with the 4th Labour Coy of the A.S.C with service number SS-2503. He went on to transfer to the Royal marine labour unit with service number 9818 & is entitled to the 1914 star trio. The 1914 star was issued by the army with his ASC details & his pair with issued by the a...  read more

Code: 56850