813
BRITISH: WORLD WAR ONE War Medals, (4), impressed to 
S.S.4290 S.L. FFOULKES. A.B. R.N.; 200639 S.H. DARK. P.O. 
R.N. (served on HMS Vivid); A-203406 PTE. H.E.C. BUCKAN. 
K.R. RIF.C. (Killed in Action; with research docs.); and, C-9378 
SJT.A.T. MURCOTT. K.R. RIF. C.
$300–400 ❖
814
BRITISH: KGV (Kaisar-I-Hind) INDIA MEDAL, silver, with clasp 
for “AFGHANISTAN N.W.F. 1919” impressed to “110212 GNR 
H BULLEY, R G A”
During the Third Anglo-Afghan War in 1919, the Royal Garrison 
Artillery (RGA) provided heavy and mountain artillery support 
to British Indian forces. RGA units operated in the Northwest 
Frontier, including the siege of Thal, assisting in defeating the 
Afghan forces.
$200–300
815
BRITISH: World War One Victory Medals impressed to SJT 
A.H. RANSOME of the Coldstream Guards, PTE. J.R.G. 
BARRETT of the 7th Hussars, PTE. A. CRUMBIE of the 
10th Hussars, PTE. M. DEVINE of Lovat’s Scouts, PTE. P. 
ROWSON of the South Notts Hussars, PTE. A.T. SEACOMBE 
of the South Wales Borderers, and Sepoy AMAR SINGH of 
the 16th Rajputs, Lucknow Regiment. (7 items).
$150–200 ❖
816
WWI BRONZE MEMORIAL PLAQUE (Death Penny): inscribed 
“He Died for Freedom and Honour”, in the name of OLIVER 
JOHN EDWARD HARRIS, and issued to his next of kin, blank 
on reverse, 120cm diameter.
Lieutenant Oliver John Harris (1885-1919), 7th Battalion 
A.I.F., was awarded the Military Cross, but died of war-related 
injuries shortly after returning to Australia. He is buried at 
Bendigo Cemetery.
Accompanied by an archive of photographs, documents, etc., 
all in an old leather briefcase.
$300–500 ❖
817
H.R.H. Prince of Wales, depicted on 4 different blotting 
paper advertisements (3 in military uniform) for “SUNBEAM 
HABERDASHERY” with quotes dating from 1919 and 
1920 including “I want all ex-Servicemen to remember me 
as an old comrade-in-arms...”; together with a Dec.1941 
Commonwealth of Australia £1 War Savings Certificate. (5).
$100–150 ❖
805
A pair of WW1 period trench art shells with floral decoration, 
crafted from French 75mm artillery shells.
These two items were brought home from Belgium by 
Sgt. ARCHIBALD CAMPBELL 8th Battalion 1st A.I.F.
33cm high. (2)
$200–300
806
OFFICIAL WAR REPORTS (Amtliche Kriegs-
Depeschen) 1914 - 1916, in four leather-bound volumes 
with silver highlights. In addition to the printed reports, 
each volume features several photo-lithographs of 
the German Royal family and Military leadership. Also, 
another unrelated volume (in German). Contents fine; 
bindings in mixed condition. (5 vols).
$100–150 ❖
807
AUSTRALIAN FLYING CORPS, PALESTINE 1918: A 
photomontage depicting planes in flight and a view of 
Ramleh, which was intended to accompany Christmas cards 
sent by members of the A.F.C. to their families in Australia; 
12 x 7.5cm. Extremely rare, the only example we have 
offered; an example is known to be held by the Australian War 
Memorial.
$200–250 ❖
808
WWI group of three British military medals, engraved “3415 
PTE. F. J. Smith. 9-Lond. R.”; together with assorted research 
notes stating that he was wounded on the 1st of August, 1916.
$150–250 ❖
809
WWI group of four service medals to A.I.F. soldiers. (4)
$150–250 ❖
810
ALICE BLONDELL TAPP - AUSTRALIAN ARMY NURSING 
SERVICE: a gold and enamel fob (15ct, 10.6gm), the front 
inscribed “THE GREAT WAR – 1914 - 1919 / NOORAT & 
KOLORA”; the reverse engraved “Presented by the Residents 
of NOORAT & KOLORA to SISTER A.B. TAPP For Duty Nobly 
Done”.
Alice Tapp (1880 - 1956) embarked for service in Europe in 
May 1917, returning to Australia in July 1919. She had been 
born at Mortlake in 1880, educated in Geelong and had a 
career at Geelong Hospital where she is one of 56 staff 
members acknowledged on the Staff Honour Roll. She passed 
away in 1956. Noorat and Kolora are small communities near 
Mortlake, Victoria.
$1,200–1,500
811
BRITISH: WORLD WAR ONE Victory Medal and War Medal 
pair impressed to 31788 PTE. A.E. CORNWALL. DEVON. R., 
(2); with research documentation.
Arthur Edward Cornwall of the 2nd Battalion Devonshire Regt., 
served in France and was demobilized in February 1919.
$100–150 ❖
812
BRITISH: WORLD WAR ONE 1914-15 Star, Victory Medal and 
War Medal trio, impressed to 11469 PTE. A.E. HAWKER. OXF. 
& BUCKS. L.I., (3); with research documentation.
Private Andrew Ambrose Hawker served between August 
1914 and March 1919.
$100–150 ❖
810
814
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