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Hello
As I have mentioned on another post I have been going through my collection and trying to sort it out and thought I would share some of the groups I have
I know they are nothing special, but though would be nice to share
- (BWM, VM, GSM) - Hooper. G.W., Pte, 200976, R.A.M.C., Iraq
- (1914/15, BWM, ISM) - Windle. W.H., A/Cpl, 2241, R.A.M.C.
- (1914/15, BWM, VM, LSGC) - Anderson. J., Sgt, 25515, R.E
- (1914/15, BWM, VM, ISM) - Reed. J.B., Cpl, 30754, R.E.
- (BWM, VM, ISM, SCPM) - Clarke. W.F., Pte, 27483, South Wales Borderers
- (1914/15, BWM, VM, IGSM) - Morley. H.H., Cpl, 8935, Somerset Light Infantry, Afghanistan 1919
- (BWM, VM, TWM) - Kitt. W.H. - Gnr, 128311, R.A.
- (1914/15, VM, ISM, SWB) - King. Gnr, 32520, R.A.
Regards
Caz
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Hello Mike
thanks for the link will have a look
kind regrds
Caz
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Hello
was going through and sorting out my medals and wanted to post my small collection of Victorian era medals
Group:
- Berry. F., Pte, 124, R.A.M.C. (3 x Bars) also died of pneumonia (25.11.1918)
QSA:
- Mains. W., Pte, 2913, Royal Welsh Fusiliers, 1st Battalion, (6 x Bars)
- Shelton. G.M., Pte, 8968, Royal Fusiliers, 2nd Battalion, (4 x Bars)
- Nerthercott. W., Pte, 3913, Grenadier Guards, 3rd Battalion
KSA:
- Chandler. T., Pte, 6805, Grenadier Guards, 3rd Battalion
KS:
- Adler. C, Pte, 1586, Royal Sussex Regiment, 2nd Battalion
regards
Caz
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Hi Guys
thanks for the advise, tried them both but just a mixture without any real results
regars
Caz
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Hello
I just seeing if anyone can help with how to find entries on the Gazette for Imperial Service Medals. I have 6 ISM i am trying to find entries too but just can't seem to get my way around how to find them
kind regards in advance
Caz
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Hello Hendrik
thank you
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Hello Simon
thanks for that as well the link
kind regards
Caz
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Thought I would share a group that I have brought into my collection, it is a double OG III with both awards given 10 days apart and as you can see the numbers are almost 47,000 apart as well the higher numbered OG III was given first
The 1st OG III was in the first instance recommended for a OGPW 1 so a big down grade for some reason
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thank you fr the info
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Hello GreyC
thank you for the information
kind regards
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Hello
I am looking to see if anyone can give any information on a St George cross 3rd class # 306.604
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Hello all
yes I fully understand all the points
the information I have listed comes from the the official record book of OG III issues up to 31.12.1945. This book shows to what front, army, region, district each OG III was issued to for awarding form number 01 to 530.200, the file contains 67 pages
In regards to reference in point 5 of all the OG III issued up to 31.12.1945 the 3,828 this is the balance of awards not actually awarded and carried over to the second volume record book starting 01.01.1946 to which almost another 500k would be added
I have attached a page from the official book (scan copy of course)
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Not sure if anyone will find this interesting or not, but thought I would share some info about the OG III which I find interesting
total OG III issued to fronts, units etc for awarding as 31.12.1945 - 503.240
highest number produced as 31.12.1945 - 530.200
last 3 OG III issued on 31.12.1945 - 517.643, 517.644, 82.234
total number of OG III issued / awarded as 31.12.1945 - 499.412
balance of OG III not awarded / issued as 31.12.1945 - 3,828
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Hi Peter
thanks for that, first time I have seen such a "rank"
kind regards
Caz
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in regards to the first star I can confirm 3rd class
I will try and post a reverse of the second class when I have scanned it
in regards to the star with the gilded center this was never issued officially, as all stars carried the same centers which where enameled or coloured never plain, the difference is the wording on the back
1st class is very hard to find, 3rd class is easier, 2nd also not common
I am lucky enough to have 7 x 3rd class and 2 x 2nd class in my collection and there is sight variations between some of them
hope this helps
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would you believe i found them at a street vendor around the Silom area amongst coins and medalions
was a very lucky find, total cost was 4, 000 Bhat
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My small IGSM Collection
in Great Britain: Empire: Colonial Including South Africa & India: Awards, Militaria & History
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I have just started adding IGSM to my collection as a result of a couple of WW1 groups that contain a IGSM and thought would share what I have acquired to date
Group:
singles:
regards
Caz