(Code: 2279) | |   With original ribbon. |
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(Code: 2192) | |  
Excellent collection of items to 200599 later 53663 Private James Crawford Stirrat , Ayrshire Yeomanry attached to Royal Scots Fusiliers. Killed in action 21st October 1918 aged 19. He died during the final offensive of the war known as the 'Hundred Days Offensive' just three weeks before Armistice was signed. Buried at the Harlebeke New British Cemetary in West- Vlaanderen, Belgium.
Included is his Memorial plaque. Very rare and poignant letters sent to his mother from his commanding officer commenting on his character and details regarding his death in action. Mourning cards with his details including one with his image attached in a photograph. Letters to Private Stirrat from his mother a few months before his death. A Signaller Certificate signed by his Brigade Signalling Officer that was recovered from his body and has some specks of blood. Twelve photographs including one of him with his mother, three of him and his unit at Dunbar 1918 presumably before departing for France. Four of him with fellow soldiers and several portraits of other soldiers presumably in his unit. One small photograph of a young boy possibly his younger brother. Unique collection of ephemera from the Great War.
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(Code: 2312) | |   Named to Pte F T Sharpe. |
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(Code: 2610) | |   Named to Pte A Mair |
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(Code: 1445) | |   Medals are 39-45,Atlantic, Burma with Pacific clasp, Defence, War
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(Code: 2671) | |   Named to JAMES DAVIS , with original card case.
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(Code: 1752) | |   Named to LT. J.K. TURNER R.A. Comprises Defence Medal, War Medal, Territorial Efficiency Medal |
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(Code: 2581) | |   With entitlement slip. 14150480 SIGMN A.G.W. JOHNSON, R.SIGS
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(Code: 1628) | |  
T636 S.SJT. G.C. HOWAT A.O.C. Medals to highly skilled Armament Staff Sergeant. Responsible for inspection,testing and the complex repair of heavy artillery ,machine guns and advanced weaponry. Comes with his box lid carded details cut out. |
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(Code: 2450) | |   comprising 39-45 and Atlantic stars, war and defence medals, medal slip and box
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(Code: 835) | |   Comprising 39-45 and Burma stars, war and defence medals, slip and box |
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(Code: 2642) | |  
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633 With paperwork from Malta High Commission London.
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(Code: 1307) | |   Silver medal with very small knock to rim on reverse side.
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(Code: 1365) | |   Ribbon is split above clasp. |
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(Code: 2270) | |   Bronze medal in presentation case
V.G.C.
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(Code: 1974) | |   Mint in box
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(Code: 2550) | |   Silver absent minded beggar commemorative medal for the war in Transvaal 1899-1990. |
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(Code: 2736) | |   Medal is complete with original pin .Box has been repaired with Sellotape. |
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(Code: 1117) | |   CONST. K.G. DAVIES |
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(Code: 1141) | |   The King George V Silver Jubilee Medal was instituted to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the accession of King George (1910-1935). |
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(Code: 175) | |   Good condition with original ribbon. |
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(Code: 1682) | |   M2-102407 PTE. J.A. SUTHERLAND A.S.C. |
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(Code: 4209) | |   10605 PTE. P. MELIA, LAN FUS. With photocopied paperwork. |
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(Code: 2226) | |   Please note you will not receive the actual star in the picture as these sell so quickly it is impossible to keep adding and removing them from the site .You will however receive one in a similar or better condition.
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(Code: 2904) | |   Named to Pte J Walker killed in action on the 6th April 1918.. Replacement suspension ring. Complete with photocopies of original paperwork.
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(Code: 1017) | |  
Struck by David Colville & Sons Ltd Iron Works ,Dalzell St Motherwell. Also two tokens,one a religous token by the Northern Publishing Office ,Ann St ,Belfast and one featuring a Spaniel Working dog.
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(Code: 285) | |   Original Pacific bar for the Burma star.
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(Code: 1635) | |  
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(Code: 1966) | |   1837-97 Commemoration Medal. Reverse has Glasgow coat of arms and 'Childrens Fete In Commemoration' . Good condition . |
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(Code: 452) | |   Please note you will not receive the actual star in the picture as these sell so quickly it is impossible to keep adding and removing them from the site.You will however get one in a similar or better condition. |
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(Code: 345) | |   Please note you will not receive the actual star in the picture as these sell so quickly it is impossible to keep adding and removing them from the site.You will however get one in a similar or better condition. V.G.C. |
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(Code: 2699) | |  
V.G.C.
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(Code: 582) | |   Please note you will not receive the actual star in the picture as these sell so quickly it is impossible to keep adding and removing them from the site.You will however get one in a similar or better condition.V.G.C. |
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(Code: 1118) | |  
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(Code: 1891) | |   Commemorates the marriage of HRH George Duke Of York to Princess Victoria Of Teck July 6th 1893
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(Code: 1994) | |   For war service 1914-18. Maker marked J R Gaunt London on suspension bar. |
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(Code: 2694) | |   Burma Star, Africa Star with numeral 8 device, 39-45 Star. |
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(Code: 578) | |   Please note you will not receive the actual star in the picture as these sell so quickly it is impossible to keep adding and removing them from the site.You will however get one in a similar or better condition. V.G.C. |
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(Code: 638) | |   G.C.
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(Code: 146) | |  
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(Code: 1552) | |   Comprises Distinguished Service Order. War Medal, Victory Medal .
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(Code: 2256) | |   V.G.C. |
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(Code: 829) | |  
1914-15 Star with Rosette,War and Victory Medals
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(Code: 583) | |   Please note you will not receive the actual star in the picture as these sell so quickly it is impossible to keep adding and removing them from the site.You will however get one in a similar or better condition. V.G.C. |
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(Code: 2764) | |   Maker number to reverse
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(Code: 576) | |   Please note you will not receive the actual medal in the picture as these sell so quickly it is impossible to keep adding and removing them from the site. You will however get one in a similar or better condition. |
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(Code: 1302) | |   Daily Record medal commemorating launch of Queen Mary.Obverse has King George V and Queen Mary. Reverse has view of the liner and inscribed 'DAILY RECORD MEDAL. SEPTEMBER 26TH 1934.' The 'Queen Mary' was launched in 1934 and built by John Brown & Company, Clydebank. 534 was her yard number.
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(Code: 2211) | |   Struck by Elect Cocoa to commemorate the coronation of H.M. King George V and H.M. Queen Mary 1911
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