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Staff with many decades of experience between them in the trade, offering an alternative, cost effective method of disposing and purchasing items at auction, our commission rate of 12.5% being one of, if not the lowest on the market. A large four figure database of active customers, makes a great opportunity for individuals to sell their medals to a captive audience.

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30/05/2024

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22/05/2024

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Hello , Our June 4th Auction is now online with approximately 700 lots of Medals and Militaria. The Auction begins to close at 1pm on Tuesday 4th June 2024 with lots finishing at 30 second intervals. There are a wide range of items in this auction including a large selection of Grea...

Lot 16463 in our current auction at www.wellingtonauctions.comThe superb and rare Great War Salonica operations Stretche...
11/02/2024

Lot 16463 in our current auction at www.wellingtonauctions.com

The superb and rare Great War Salonica operations Stretcher Bearers Distinguished Conduct Medal, Mention in Despatches and Serbian Gold Medal of Military Valour group awarded to Private F. Palmer, Royal Army Medical Corps, Territorial Force. Palmer from Kilburn, London, saw service throughout the war with the 84th (1st/2nd London) Field Ambulance as part of the 28th Division. Present out on the Western Front from January 1915 he would have been involved in both the Second Battle of Ypres and the Battle of Loos, before going on to see service in Salonica from November 1915 onwards. Palmer would thrice distinguish himself in Salonica, being awarded a Distinguished Conduct Medal, gazetted to him in June 1919, he having shown great fearlessness on all occasions, having tended to wounded under heavy fire, and while working in necessarily exposed dressing stations during the final operations on that front, he gave a splendid example of unselfish devotion to duty. He was additionally awarded a Mention in Despatches in June 1919, and then ultimately received a rare Gold Medal for Valour by the King of Serbia, this award being gazetted in September 1919.

Distinguished Conduct Medal, GVR bust (510131 PTE. F. PALMER. R.A.M.C.) 1914-1915 Star (168 PTE. F. PALMER. R.A.M.C.) British War Medal and Victory Medal with two small-size Mention in Despatches Oakleaf devices attached to ribbon (168 PTE. F. PALMER. R.A.M.C.) Serbia - Kingdom of: Gold Medal for Valour, late war bronze-gilt form (this with gilding now completely faded).
Mounted swing style as worn on old ribbons.

Frank Palmer came from Kilburn, London, and saw service during the Great War as a Private (No.168 later No.510131) with the Royal Army Medical Corps, Territorial Force, and was present out on the Western Front from 15th January 1915, with the 84th (1st/2nd London) Field Ambulance as part of the 28th Division. After service during the Second Battle of Ypres and in the Battle of Loos, in October 1915 he embarked from Marseilles, bound for Egypt, and then from November 1915 saw service with his Division in Salonica, where the 28th Division would remain for the rest of the war. Palmer would thrice distinguish himself in Salonica, being awarded a Distinguished Conduct Medal in the London Gazette for 3rd June 1919, the citation being published in the London Gazette for 11th March 1920, with the following citation:

As stretcher-bearer he has shown great fearlessness on all occasions. He has tended to wounded under heavy fire, and while working in necessarily exposed dressing stations during recent operations gave a splendid example of unselfish devotion to duty.

His award of a Mention in Despatches for gallant and distinguished services would be announced in the London Gazette for 5th June 1919, his name having been originally published in Lieutenant General Sir G.F. Milnes despatch of 9th March 1919 which covered the period from 1st October 1918 to 1st March 1919, and he then went on to be ultimately awarded a rare Gold Medal for Valour by the King of Serbia, the award being published in the London Gazette for 29th September 1919. a bruise / jewellers test mark to first on rim at 4 oclock, last with gilding now rubbed off, overall Very Fine

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31/01/2024

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Hello , Our February 12th Auction is now online with approximately 600 lots of Medals and Militaria. The Auction begins to close at 1pm on Monday 12th February 2024 with lots finishing at 30 second intervals. I'm aware there are still  number of images to add, and I aim to have ...

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11/12/2023

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One of approximately 600 British and 100 foreign medal lots in our current auction which ends on Monday at www.wellingto...
09/12/2023

One of approximately 600 British and 100 foreign medal lots in our current auction which ends on Monday at www.wellingtonauctions.com (Buyers premium 12.5%)

A 'Kintore / Auchterless Loon's' Great War casualty campaign medal group of 3: Private Alexander Fletcher, 2nd Battalion Gordon Highlanders.

1914 Star, with tailors copy clasp (10440 Pte. A. Fletcher. 2/ Gord: Highrs), British War Medal. (10440 Pte. A. Fletcher. Gordons.), Victory Medal (10440 Pte. A. Fletcher. Gordons.).

Note: The dated clasp is a contemporary tailors gilt copy.

Died-of-Disease: Private Alexander Fletcher, is confirmed having died of 'Pneumonia' at 'Home', in Kintore, Aberdeenshire, Scotland, on, 27 February 1915, having contracted the disease on 'Field Operations' with the British Expeditionary Force, in France & Flanders. The below following article was published in the Aberdeen Press and Journal newspaper issue of 3 March 1915: Quote, DEATH OF KINTORE GORDON. Private Alexander Fletcher, who died at Kintore on Saturday of pneumonia, was buried in the Kintore Churchyard with Military Honours. Private Fletcher joined the Gordon Highlanders seven years ago, and was in Egypt with the 2nd Battalion when war broke out. He passed unscathed through all the engagements in which his regiment took part, but was invalided back home with pneumonia some time ago. After several weeks in Norwich Hospital he returned home to Kintore. A chill caught a few days ago, developed into pneumonia, to which he succumbed. Unquote. An obituary was published in the Aberdeen Weekly Journal issue of 5 March 1915. Quote, M'Gillivray. - At Roslin Cottage, Kintore, on the 27th , (ult). of pneumonia, Private Alexander Fletcher, 2nd Gordon Highlanders, (home from the front), eldest son of James McGillivray, aged 24 years (sic). Unquote. Note: While the medal roll for the 1914 Star makes no reference to issuance of a dated clasp - the clasp is confirmed as issued - to the recipients nominated next of kin - per the recipients Medal Index Card. Alexander Fletcher, stepson of James McGillivray and Mary Ann McGillivray, was born at, Auchterless near Turriff, Aberdeenshire, in 1890. The 1891 National Census for Scotland records him living in Turriff, Scotland, described as a 'Boarder', residing in the household of Farm Servant's wife Jane Murray. Alexander was employed as a 'Groom' prior to joining the British Army, when he joined his local infantry regiment, the Gordon Highlanders at the end of 1907 (the regimental number 10560 is known to have been issued to a 'Jock' on, 9 January 1908). After enlistment, and completion of his basic training at the Regimental Depot, located at, Castlehill Barracks, Aberdeen, he was posted to 2nd Battalion Gordon Highlanders. The 1911 National Census for England & Wales, records Alexander serving at Colchester, England, with 2/Gordons. Alexander was serving in Egypt with 2/Gordons when the Great War broke out. He first entered a theatre of war 'Belgium' on, 7 October 1914, on which date 2/Gordons disembarked at the Belgian Port of Zeebrugge. Alexander served in France & Flanders, through 1914. He was invalided home to the UK, and on, 27 February 1915, died of pneumonia, while residing at his parents residence in Kintore, Scotland. Private Fletcher had contracted the disease while serving in France on active service. The memory of the life and supreme sacrifice of Private Alexander Fletcher, 2nd Battalion Battalion Gordon Highlanders is commemorated in perpetuity by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission, on a granite headstone memorial bearing the regimental badge of the Gordon Highlanders, located at Kintore Cemetery Churchyard, Kintore, Aberdeenshire, Scotland, where the body of Private Fletcher was laid to rest in 1915. Sold together with some hard-copy photocopied research. Good Very Fine

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Lot 14074 in our current auction at www.wellingtonauctions.comCasualty Queens South Africa Medal 1899-1902, 4 Clasps: Ta...
03/12/2023

Lot 14074 in our current auction at www.wellingtonauctions.com

Casualty Queens South Africa Medal 1899-1902, 4 Clasps: Talana, Defence of Ladysmith, Orange Free State, Transvaal awarded to Private W.J. Haddock, 1st Battalion, Royal Irish Fusiliers who saw service in South Africa during the Boer War present in action at the battle of Talana on 20th October 1899, followed by the defence of Ladysmith from 3rd November 1899 to 28th February 1900, and then on operations in the Orange Free State and the Transvaal, and was wounded in action at Farquhars Farm near Ladysmith on 30th October 1899.

Queens South Africa Medal 1899-1902, 4 Clasps: Talana, Defence of Ladysmith, Orange Free State, Transvaal (5075 PTE. W.J. HADDOCK. RL. IRISH. FUS.). Awarded to Private (No. 5075) W.J. Haddock, 1st Battalion, Royal Irish Fusiliers who saw service in South Africa during the Boer War present in action at the battle of Talana on 20th October 1899, followed by the defence of Ladysmith from 3rd November 1899 to 28th February 1900, and then on operations in the Orange Free State and the Transvaal. Haddock was wounded on 30th October 1899 at the Battle of Farquhars Farm which was part of the Battle of Ladysmith which was one of the early engagements of the war. A large British force had assembled in the garrison town of Ladysmith and on 30th October 1899 it launched a sortie against Boer forces which were slowly encircling the town. The outcome was a disaster for the British, the main body of the force being driven back into the town and an isolated detachment of 800 men was forced to surrender to Commandant De Wet. Farquhars Farm saw much heavy fighting on this date.

Captain, then Second Lieutenant John Norwood, 5th Dragoon Guards would be awarded the Victoria Cross for his part in the fighting at Ladysmith on this day: On the 30th October 1899, this Officer went out from Ladysmith in charge of a small patrol of the 5th Dragoon Guards. They came under a heavy fire from the enemy, who were posted on a ridge in great force. The patrol, which had arrived within about 600 yards of the ridge, then retired at full speed. One man dropped, and Second Lieutenant Norwood galloped back about 300 yards through heavy fire, dismounted, and picking up the fallen trooper, carried him out of fire on his back, at the same time leading his horse with one hand. The enemy kept up an incessant fire during the whole time that Second Lieutenant Norwood was carrying the man until he was quite out of range. Haddock would later serve with 19th Battery, Royal Field Artillery and is additionally entitled to the South Africa 1901 clasp. suspension a little slack, Good Very Fine

Lot 14026 in our current auction of over 700 lots of medals which can be viewed at www.wellingtonauctions.comIndian Muti...
30/11/2023

Lot 14026 in our current auction of over 700 lots of medals which can be viewed at www.wellingtonauctions.com

Indian Mutiny Medal, no clasp (Qr Mr Serjt J. Brown, 7th Madras Cavalry). Died: At Banda, 'In-the Field' on, 24 May 1858 (during the Indian Mutiny). At the time of his death he was a Sub-Conductor of the Ordnance Department, Madras Army, attached to the Seetabuldee Arsenal, and at the time of his death 'In the Field' had been serving with the Ordnance Department of the 'Saugor Field Force' . See the Parish register transcripts from the Presidency of Madras, 1698-1948, held at The British Library, which includes details of the British troops, including Sub-Conductor Brown, who had died at Banda, while serving with the 'Saugor Field Force'. John Brown had drawn up his 'Last Will and Testament' on 18 January 1858, which document is held and accessible at The British Library. Medal verification: The medal and clasp confirmed as entitled per the respective campaign medal roll of the 7th Madras Light Cavalry (ref L/IL/5/97). The medal roll annotated to show that Quarter Master Sergeant John Brown qualified for the medal having served on active service and being: Quote, Present with the Kamptee Flying Column and Kamptee Column of Observation/ Unquote. Note: The Indian Mutiny Medal was only awarded to personnel who had served on active service in the field, and come 'Under Fire' Only 15 x Indian Mutiny Medals - all no clasp - awarded to European Officers (11 x) & Warrant Officers (4 x inc Sergeant Major, Riding Master, Veterinary Sergeant & Quartermaster Sergeant). Indian & Eurasian 'All-ranks' were awarded an estimated 337 x medals. John Posford Brown, son of William & Brown, was a native of the parish of St. Mary's, Meldon, Esssex, England, where he was born on 1819. By trade a 'Clerk', on, 25 June 1839, John attested for un-limited service in the East India Company's Infantry, He joined the East India Company recruit depot at Brompton Barracks, Chatham, on, 30 July 1839, where he was allocated to the Madras Presidency. On 17 September 1839, he embarked on the 'Mermaid bound for India - and never again returned to the United Kingdom. On arrival at Madras, he was appointed Corporal - indicating he had obtained some level of education - and posted to the 2nd Madras European Regiment. John was evidently a soldier of considerable ability, as he was he was quickly transferred to to the Madras Effective Supernumeraries' (i.e., Unattached List of the Madras Army) in the rank of Sergeant Major on, 16 January 1842. On 10 March 1841, Corporal John Posford Brown, Corporal 2nd European Light Infantry married Jane Turner (daughter of William 'Pensioner' & Elizabeth Turner, born, Bangalore, 28 December 1819, at Bangalore) at St. Marks Church Bangalore (Madras Presidency). Shortly after serving with the 7th Madras Light Cavalry 'In the Field' with the Kamptee Flying Column that deployed to the 'Deccan' to supress mutineers & rebels in the period 1857-58, he was appointed Conductor and posted to the Seetabuldee Arsenal. He s recorded to have died at, Banda, on, 24 May 1858. John bequeathed his entire estate to his widow, Jane Brown, who received payment from the HEIC authorities of Rupees. Sold together with some hard-copy photocopied research including medal roll extract pages & summary biographical / service details by Judith Farrington (wife of the former head of the India Office Records). A rare seen medal to this particular regular cavalry regiment of the Madras Army - the descendent unit of which serves in 2022 with the Indian Army, as the 7th Light Cavalry (Armoured Corps). About Extremely Fine

11th December Auction Now Online -
29/11/2023

11th December Auction Now Online -

Hello , Our December 11th Auction is now online with over 700 lots of Medals and Militaria. The Auction begins to close at 1pm on Monday 11th Decemberr 2023 with lots finishing at 30 second intervals. I'm aware there are still  number of images to add, and I aim to have done this ...

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Just a quick reminder that our September Auction ends on Wednesday 27th September, with lots finishing at 30 second intervals from 1pm, (Please note that phone and email bids need to be made by 12pm in order to give us time to process them prior to the close of the auction). The website as a whol...

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15/09/2023

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Hello , Our September 27th Auction is now online with over 500 lots of Medals and Militaria. The Auction begins to close at 1pm on Wednesday 27th September 2023 with lots finishing at 30 second intervals. I'm aware there are still a fairly large number of images to add, and I aim...

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21/06/2023

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Hello , Our July 3rd Auction is now online with over 600 lots of Medals and Militaria. The Auction begins to close at 1pm on Monday 3rd July 2023 with lots finishing at 30 second intervals. I'm aware there are still a fairly large number of images to add, and I aim to have done thi...

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30th March 2023 Auction Now Online -

Hello , Our March 30th Auction is now online with over 600 lots of Medals and Militaria. The Auction begins to close at 1pm on Thursday 30th March 2023 with lots finishing at 30 second intervals. We will be finishing adding pictures over the coming days and anticipate having finishe...

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29/11/2022

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Hello , Our December 12th Auction is now online with over 500 lots of Medals and Militaria. The Auction begins to close at 1pm on Monday 12th December 2022 with lots finishing at 30 second intervals. We will be finishing adding pictures over the coming days and anticipate having fini...

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07/09/2022

19th September 2022 Auction Now Online - https://mailchi.mp/wellingtonauctions.com/september-auction-now-live-11972960

Hello , Our September 19th Auction is now online with over 800 lots of Medals and Militaria. The Auction begins to close at 1pm (NOTE THE NEW TIME) on Monday 19th September with lots finishing at 30 second intervals. We will be finishing adding pictures over the coming days and anti...

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31/05/2022

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Hello , Our June 13th Auction is now online with nearly 600 lots of Medals and Militaria. The Auction begins to close at 1pm (NOTE THE NEW TIME) on Monday 13th June with lots finishing at 30 second intervals. We will be finishing adding pictures over the coming days and anticipate h...

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30/03/2022

12th April Auction Now Online - https://mailchi.mp/wellingtonauctions.com/february-auction-now-live-1122051

Hello , Our April 12th Auction is now online with over 550 lots of Medals and Militaria. The Auction begins to close at 1pm (NOTE DIFFERENT TIME TO USUAL) on Tuesday 12th April with lots finishing at 30 second intervals. We will be finishing adding pictures over the coming days and a...

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29/01/2022

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Hello , Our February 10th Auction is now online with over 550 lots of Medals and Militaria. The Auction begins to close at 1pm (NOTE DIFFERENT TIME TO USUAL) on Thursday 10th February with lots finishing at 30 second intervals. We will be finishing adding pictures over the coming da...

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12/11/2021

25th November Auction Now Online - https://mailchi.mp/wellingtonauctions.com/september-auction-now-live-1122022

Hello , Our November 25th Auction is now online with over 550 lots of Medals and Militaria. The Auction begins to close at 5pm on Thursday 25th November with lots finishing at 30 second intervals. We will be finishing adding pictures over the coming days and anticipate having finishe...

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14/09/2021

28th September Auction Now Online - https://mailchi.mp/wellingtonauctions.com/september-auction-now-live-1122006

Hello , Our September 28th Auction is now online with over 400 lots of Medals and Militaria. The Auction begins to close at 5pm on Tuesday 28th September with lots finishing at 30 second intervals. We will be finishing adding pictures over the coming days and anticipate having finis...

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24/05/2021

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Hello , Our June 8th Auction is now online with over 400 lots of Medals and Militaria. The Auction begins to close at 5pm on Tuesday 8th June with lots finishing at 30 second intervals. We will be finishing adding pictures over the coming days and anticipate having finished this in th...

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28/03/2021

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South Africa Boer War and Great War 1914 Old Contemptible’s long service group awarded to Sergeant A.J. Gardner, 2nd Dragoon Guards, formerly 1st Volunteer Battalion, Leicestershire Regiment and King’s Royal Rifle Corps, and later 6th Battalion, South Staffordshire Regiment, who saw service during the Boer War in South Africa from November 1901 with the 2nd Dragoon Guards, and was present on operations towards the end of the war in the Cape Colony, the Orange Free State and the Transvaal. He was promoted to Squadron Quarter Master Sergeant towards the very end of the campaign in April 1902. Still in service on the outbreak of the Great War, he saw service with the British Expeditionary Force out on the Western Front from 15th August 1914 through to September 1915. He briefly re-enlisted into the 6th Battalion, South Staffordshire Regiment and saw service from 1921 through to 1924.

Queens South Africa Medal, five clasps: Cape Colony, Orange Free State, Transvaal, South Africa 1901, South Africa 1902; (4208 SQ: QR: MR: SJT: A.J. GARDNER. 2ND. DRAGOON GDS:); 1914 Star with Clasp; (4208 SJT. A.J. GARDNER. 2/D.GDS.); British War Medal and Victory Medal; (2DG-4208 SJT. A.J. GARDNER. 2-D.GDS.); Army Long Service and Good Conduct Medal, GVR Fm. bust; (4208 SJT: A.J. GARDNER. 2/D.G.)

Arthur John Gardner was born in Leicester, Leicestershire, and having worked as a clerk and seen service as a Private with the 1st Volunteer Battalion, Leicestershire Regiment, and with the King’s Rifle Rifle Corps prior to purchasing his discharge, then enlisted into the British Army at Leicester on 26th September 1893, joining as a Private (No.4208) the 2nd Dragoon Guards. Appointed to Lance Corporal on 7th July 1894, he was posted out to Egypt from 28th September 1895, and was posted home from 4th November 1896. Promoted to Corporal on 11th October 1897, and appointed to Lance Sergeant on 28th September 1898, he was promoted to Sergeant on 21st March 1899, and with the Boer War, was posted to South Africa from 15th November 1901, being present on operations towards the end of the war in the Cape Colony, the Orange Free State and the Transvaal. Gardner was promoted to Squadron Quarter Master Sergeant towards the very end of the campaign on 3rd April 1902. With the end of the war, his regiment remained on garrison duty in South Africa, and Gardner was posted home on 24th January 1908, before reverting to Sergeant ‘at his own request’ on 7th April 1908. Gardner then saw home service with his regiment, but with the outbreak of the Great War, saw service out on the Western Front from 15th August 1914, being awarded the Army Long Service and Good Conduct Medal in Army Orders No.117 of 1st April 1915, he was posted home on 10th September 1915, and discharged to pension on 25th September 1915, having completed 22 years service. Gardner is confirmed as having claimed the Clasp and Roses to his 1914 Star in February 1920. In the meantime, Gardner had gone to work as a temporary barrack warden, however he then re-attested for two years service with the Territorial Army at Wolverhampton on 8th July 1921, joining as a Private (No.4907695) the South Staffordshire Regiment, he was posted to the 6th Battalion, and immediately promoted to Sergeant, being permitted to extend his service for a further years service on 30th April 1923, he was discharged on 7th July 1924. Confirmed as his full entitlement. light contact wear, Good very fine

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A fine Great War Home Defence Destroyer Flotilla 1916 operations Distinguished Service Medal group awarded to Chief Engine Room Artificer 1st Class J. Bryant, Royal Navy, a long serving sailor, who spent the duration of the war operating in home waters aboard Torpedo Boat 22, and operating in the No...

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