Collection of medals from Stroud
commissions sales

1914/15 Star
            34860. GNR. H. TAYLOR. R.G.A.
British War Medal        34860 GNR. H. TAYLOR. R.A.
Victory Medal                34860 GNR. H. TAYLOR. R.A.
Herbert Taylor served in Mesopotamia from March 1915 with 86th Heavy Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery. He was taken prisoner at the Fall of Kut 29 April 1916. He died in captivity 28 July 1916, aged 24. His family were from Fulbourn, Cambridgeshire. He is listed on the Basra Memorial.
Trio: £200     RESERVED

1914/15 Star              84228 GNR. W.J. WOOTTEN. R.F.A.
British War Medal         84228 GNR. W.J. WOOTTEN. R.A.
Victory Medal                 84228 GNR. W.J. WOOTTEN. R.A.
Defence Medal 
William John Wootten served with the Royal Field Artillery in France from 30 April 1915. Group came with a Defence Medal and a small framed photograph.
Four: 80


British War Medal 
 CAPT. P.S. MACLAREN.                     £35  
SOLD
Peter Stewart Maclaren, MD was from Ottowa, Canada and was commissioned July 1916 in the Royal Army Medical Corps.
Served in Salonica from 12 August 1916 and entitled to pair. 
 
British War Medal   12169 PTE. G. TURNER. GLOUC.R.   £30
George Turner was born 1893, enlisted 1st Battalion 7 September 1914. To France 10 February 1915. Wounded in the leg May 1915. Discharged January 1919 with a Silver War Badge. Lived in Newton Cottages, North Leach, Gloucestershire. 

British War Medal   18512.A.CPL. I. MC G. MUIR. R.F.C.  £35   SOLD
Ian McGregor Muir enlisted January 1916 (General Fitter) and went to France in October, serving with 45 Squadron. Returned to UK November 1917 and served on until September 1919. Lived in Arlington Street, Glasgow. Dioed 1974, aged 76.

British War Medal   10242 PTE. W.T. PASCOE. C.GDS.     £40
William Thomas Pascoe enlisted in the Coldstream Guards February 1913, aged 18. To France 13 August 1914 (claimed clasp). Discharged 15 July 1915 due to GSW right hand. 


Victory Medal   745 GNR. H.J. WALKER. M.M.G.S.-R.A.     £40   SOLD
Harold James Walker enlisted April 1915, aged 26, into the Royal Field Artillery.
Transferred to the Machine Gun Corps 1915 (Motor Machine Gun Service). To France July 1915. "Proceeded to GHQ Tanks" November 1916 'C' Battalion. Posted to 3rd Battalion Tank Corps July 1918. Discharged March 1919.  

Victory Medal 
 23381 PTE. J. EDWARDS. G.GDS.            £35  SOLD
John Edwards was killed 19 May 1918 while serving with 1st Battalion Grenadier Guards. He is listed at Bienvillers Military Cemetery, France and was from Crewe.


Victory Medal 
 T3-030124 DVR. A.E. GUY. A.S.C.             £35  
SOLD
Albert Edward Guy was from West Ham, London and enlisted 27 November 1914, aged 21. To France 19 September 1915.
Served with 155th Army Brigade, Royal Field Artillery. Service record states: "Killed by hostile bomb" 22 December 1917. Buried at Fins New British Cemetery, Sorel-Le-Grand.

Victory Medal    9L-4912 CPL. T. GIRTLEY. 9-LRS.          £28
Thomas Girtley enlisted November 1902, aged 14, and served in India Sept. 1903 to October 1906. Africa 1906 to December 1910. L/Cpl. August 1912. Cpl. June 1913. To France 15 August 1914. Discharged 14 December 1915 on termination of engagement. Entitled to 1914 Star and clasp trio. He died in 1961.

Victory Medal    3796 PTE. W. JOHNSON. A.CYC. CORPS.  £20
William Johnson. Entitled to a 1915/15 Star trio. Served with the Army Cyclist Corps and Royal Engineers. Came from Barrow in Furness.

Victory Medal   18864 PTE. T. PICKUP. E.LAN.R.              £28
Thomas Pickup was born 1876 and lived in Bolton. Enlisted February 1915 with the East Lancashire Regiment.
To France 19 May 1915. Wounded right leg 7 July 1916 at Contalmaison. Transferred to 67 Company, Labour Corps. Discharged April 1919.

Victory Medal   19348 PTE. W. HIGGINS. GLOUC.R.  £30
William Higgins was born in Gloucester and enlisted into the Gloucestershire Regiment, went to France 19 December 1914. Transferred to the Machine Gun Corps.
Died of wounds 11 July 1916, aged 28. Listed at Etaples Military Cemetery.


British War Medal
  GS-21483 PTE. J.G. KIRKBY. 2-D.GDS.
Victory Medal           
GS-21483 PTE. J.G. KIRKBY. 2-D.GDS.
Jack G. Kirkby served with the 2nd Dragoon Guards and was discharged February 1919. Entitled to pair only.
Pair: £45


British War Medal   PLY.17377 PTE. P.A.E. MASON. R.M.L.I.
Victory Medal         PLY.17377 PTE. P.A.E. MASON. R.M.L.I.
Percival Albert Edward Mason was born in Stroud in 1896 and enisted in the Royal Marine Light Infantry in September 1914. Posted to Reservist Depot, Deal until April 1915, when he joined Plymouth Division. January 1916 posted to HMS Revenge (Battleship), which served at Jutland. Discharged in 1919.
Pair: £50  


British War Medal       T-2225 PTE. A. BATCHELOR. THE QUEEN'S R.
Victory Medal               
T-2225 PTE. A. BATCHELOR. THE QUEEN'S R.
India General Service
Medal Afghanistan NWF 1919    200697 CPL. A. BATCHELOR. 4 QUEENS RL. R.

Alfred Batchelor served with 1/4th Battalion The Queen's Royal Regiment. Battalion Served in India through the First World War.
Group of three: £155


1939-45 Star
             C304437 N.B. AUGUST
Africa Star                     
C304437 N.B. AUGUST
Defence Medal              
C304437 N.B. AUGUST
War Medal                     C304437 N.B. AUGUST
Africa Service Medal    
C304437 N.B. AUGUST

Original photo and documents. Norman Basil August enlisted in the Cape Corps 16 July 1941. He was captured at the Fall of Tobruk 20 June 1942. Released by South African forces at Benghazi 18 November 1942. Discharged 3 August 1944.
Group of Five: £150

1939-45 Star
             51493 D.B. WATSON
Africa Star                    
51493 D.B. WATSON
Italy Star                      
51493 D.B. WATSON
Defence Medal              
51493 D.B. WATSON
War Medal                     51493 D.B. WATSON
Africa Service Medal    
51493 D.B. WATSON
Copy service record. Duncan Bruce Watson was born 19 October 1912 in Port Elizabeth and was living in Umbilo Road, Durban when he enlisted into the South African Service Corps.
Posted to 1 Supply Company, Q Service Corps December 1940 in Mombasa. Acting Lance-Corporal October 1941. Discharged 1 October 1945. Medals confirmed on papers.
He died in Durban 6 July 1961.
Group of Six: £150

1939-45 Star              16115 L/NK. JITBAHADUR LIMBU, 10 G.R.
Italy Star                      
 16115 L/NK. JITBAHADUR LIMBU, 10 G.R.
Defence Medal             
 16115 L/NK. JITBAHADUR LIMBU, 10 G.R.
War Medal                     16115 L/NK. JITBAHADUR LIMBU, 10 G.R.
Lance-Naik (Lance-Corporal), 10th Gurkha Rifles. August 1944 the 2nd Battalion landed at Taranto in August 1944. They took part in the breaking of the Gothic Line September-October. In March 1945 they took part in the attack to Bologna and forced the crossing of the River Sillaro.
Group of Four: £60    
RESERVED