First World War Royal Navy Medals
Full selection of Royal Navy Medals for sale for service in the Royal Navy during WORLD WAR ONE 1914 to 1919 Page 1
Full selection of Royal Navy Medals for sale for service in the Royal Navy during WORLD WAR ONE 1914 to 1919 Page 1
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HENRY ERSKINE LEWIS WALKER, Signaller Royal Navy J6781 Born 1893 Willesden, London
Henry enlisted on 26th November 1911, having previously worked as a Seaman.
At the start of World War One Harry is on the Mercantile Fleet Auxiliary ship Netherby Hall
In 1927 Harry becomes a Yeoman of Signals
The trio comes with copy service papers
£75.00
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HAROLD JOHN BRUCE Royal Navy, 271992. H.J. BRUCE. Engine Room Artesian 1. H.M.S. HOLLYHOCK.
During WW1 Harold served on HMS Leviathan and later went to North Russia
1939 census has Harold in Portsmouth as a Armament fitter
Medals come with copy service papers and details of navel expedition to North Russia with printed pictures of HMS Leviathan Engine room Artesian football team 1916.
at £175.00
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Albert Edward Coombe, Royal Navy, Promoted to officers Rank of GUNNER in 1917.
Born Plymouth, Devon 1891
Enlisted April 1907 age 15
Albert served in the Torpedo Department. Becoming a Leading Torpedo Operator January 1912, Torpedo Gunners Mate May 1916.
Served on H.M.S. Diane for Africa General Service Medal. During W.W.1 served on Submarine A12 Between February and August 1915. Details seen on image carousel
A 12 served in the Ninth Submarine Flotilla, tender to H.M.S. Pactolus part of the Clyde Local Defence Flotilla, from the Test Mobilisation until she transferred to the Fourth Submarine Flotilla around October, 1915. She operated with that formation in Home and Atlantic waters until around April 1916.
Medals come with copy service papers.
At £345.00
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Petty Officer HENRY GEORGE PRITCHARD Royal Navy
Born Ramsgate in 1891.
Enlisted Royal Navy 1910 Promoted Petty Officer, Stoker
Henry served on H.M.S. Inflexible at the battle of Falkland Island, Dardanelles, and Jutland
Africa General Service Medal with bar for Somaliland 1920 was for service on H.M.S. Ark Royal
Original service record and details for service in Somaliland and Battle of Falkland and Jutland
At £550.00
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J. 48892 JOHN WILLIAMS A.B. H.M.S. VICTORY Royal Navy
Born Manchester 1899
Edge worn due to medal being mounted with other service medals.
Enlisted in Royal Navy during 1917 continues service through out Second World War . Copy Service papers till 1941
On board H.M.S. Fiji when torpedoed in 1940 by U32 Fiji did not sink.
Medals are very polished due to his long service.
For sale at £90.00
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GEORGE HENRY MAITLAND Royal Navy
310747. ( C.H. B. 13160 ) G. H. MAITLAND. S.P.O. R.F.R.
Born Orfordness Suffolk 4th April 1888
During WW1 served on HMS Legion at Battle of the Texel in October 1914 and took part in the destruction of 4 German Destroyers. HMS Legion hit a mine in November 1916 and George was transferred to HMS Starfish
On 4 October 1918, Starfish, along with the destroyers Montrose, Sceptre, and Sylph, sank the German armed vessels Bremerhaven and Ober Burgermeister Adickes. Starfish remained part of the 10th Destroyer Flotilla at the end of the war.
Medals come with copy service papers and description of the Battle of Texel
For sale at £170.00
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JOSEPH RAYMOND HILL Deck Hand 15652 Royal Navy Reserve
Born 31st August 1890 at Dudley
A pre-war merchant seaman, whilst serving on HMT Franconia was sunk by a German U Boat in 1916. He then enlisted into the Royal Navy and was transferred to the R.N.R. Joseph continued as a Steward until his death at sea from Malaria in 1939.
For sale at £50.00
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226061. GEOEGE LENNON. YEO, SIGS. H.M.S. LION.
Born 20th March 1887 in Liverpool
Medal rim damaged due to medal worn with other service medals
Enlisted as a boy seaman April 1903 . Pensioned in 1927 . Re-enlisted at start of WW2 until May 1945.
During WW1 served mainly on HMS Dartmouth.
On 28 December 1915, an Austrian force of cruisers and destroyers raided the port of Durazzo in Albania, and Dartmouth, together with the Italian cruiser Quarto and several French destroyers, set off to intercept the returning Austrian force. In the resulting Battle off Durazzo, Dartmouth scored several hits on the Austrian cruiser SMS Helgoland.
On 14/15 May 1917, Dartmouth took part in the Battle of the Otranto Straits. A force of three Austro-Hungarian cruisers (Helgoland, Novara and Saida carried out an attack on the drifters of the Otranto Barrage, while two destroyers Csepel and Warasdiner carried out a diversionary attack against merchant shipping off Albania. The two destroyers attacked an Italian convoy at about 03:30 sinking the Italian destroyer Borea and the freighter Carrocio, with the main cruiser attack on the drifter line starting at about 04:20 CET, with 14 of the lightly armed drifters sunk and four more damaged. Dartmouth, with the Italian Admiral Alfredo Acton, the overall commander of the Allied naval response aboard, left Brindisi at 05:36 CET in company with the Italian destroyers Simone Schiaffino and Giovanni Acerbi, and was joined in the pursuit of the Austro-Hungarian cruisers by the Italian scout Aquila and the British cruiser Bristol. Dartmouth was hit several times by shellfire from Austro-Hungarian cruisers which she was pursuing, and had to heave to. Returning to port she was hit by a torpedo from the German submarine UC-25 and began sinking. The order to abandon ship was given but a small team volunteered to remain on board while the Dartmouth was towed to port.
Medals mounted on a medal bar then with the pictures are mounted on a board. For sale at £180.00
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