SINGLE CAMPAIGN MEDALS
686
SUTLEJ 1845-46, for Ferozeshuhur 1845, 1 clasp, Sobraon (George Newall, 62nd Regt.) edge bruising, contact marks,
nearly very fine £400-450
George Newall was born in the Parish of King’s Sombourne, Stockbridge, Hampshire. A Sawyer by occupation, he enlisted into the
62nd (Wiltshire) Regiment on 7 September 1842, aged 19 years, 8 months. With the 62nd Regiment he served in India and saw action
in the 1st Sikh War at Ferozeshuhur, 21/22 December 1845 and Sobraon, 10 February 1846. When the regiment returned to England,
Newall volunteered to remain in India with the 24th Regiment. With them he saw further action in the 2nd Sikh War and in the battle
of Chilianwala, 12 January 1849, he received a severe gunshot wound to his left thigh. Newall was discharged to an ‘out-pension’ on
22 July 1851; he died as an ‘in-pensioner’ at Chelsea, on 13 November 1896.
Sold with a quantity of copied service papers.
687
NEW ZEALAND 1845-66, reverse undated (2631 Sergt. Wm. Crum 65th Foot) good very fine £300-350
Shown on the roll as Sergeant William McCrum, who served in New Zealand from 30 September 1843 to 2 April 1864.
688
NEW ZEALAND 1845-66, reverse dated 1865 to 1866 (667 Sergt. Albt. C. Ward, 4th Battn. Mility. Trn.) officially impressed
naming, with silver brooch bar, edge bruising, contact marks, good fine £280-320
689
PUNJAB 1848-49, 2 clasps, Chilianwala, Goojerat (Gunner W. Pestell, 2nd Tp. 2nd H. Arty.) edge bruising, contact
marks, very fine £340-380
690
SOUTH AFRICA 1834-53 (Serjt. Saml. Hannan, 43rd Regt.) good very fine £280-320
In the published medal roll, a Serjeant Samuel Harman, 43rd Regiment, is listed as having served in the Third Kaffir War.
691
BALTIC 1854-55, unnamed as issued, edge bruise to reverse, good very fine £100-120
692
BALTIC 1854-55, unnamed as issued, minor edge bruising, good very fine £100-120
693
BALTIC 1854-55 (J. Fry, H.M.S. Ajax) contemporary engraved naming, claw tightened, good very fine £100-140
694
BALTIC 1854-55 (Richard Harvey, H.M.S. Cumberland) engraved naming, edge plugged and with erasure at 6 o’clock,
suspension refitted, good very fine £100-140
695
BALTIC 1854-55 (W. Hewlett on board H.M.S. Hogue) ornate contemporary engraved naming, edge bruising, very fine
£90-110
696
BALTIC 1854-55 (Bn. Jupp. R.M.A.) engraved naming, contact marks, about very fine £100-140
697
CRIMEA 1854-56 (2), no clasp (Simon 7723 20e.; L. Meyer, G. Imp. 4 Vrs.) impressed naming to French recipients, edge
bruising, contact marks, nearly very fine (2) £140-180
698
CRIMEA 1854-56 (2), no clasp (Niger Yves 3e B. Ch. A.P.; Trible Jean P.C. Imp. Guides) impressed naming to French
recipients, claws tightened, second with edge bruising and contact marks, fine; first very fine (2) £140-180
699
CRIMEA 1854-56, 1 clasp, Alma (Florent Berbach, Au Train de la Garde Imle), ‘French’ style clasp, engraved naming to
French recipient, edge bruising and some contact marks, about very fine £100-140
700
The Crimean campaign medal to Private H. J. Wakelin, 11th Hussars,
killed in the charge of the Light Brigade at Balaklava
CRIMEA 1854-56, 1 clasp, Balaklava (H. J. Wakelin, 11th Hussars)
officially impressed naming, fitted with Bailey Coventry ribbon brooch,
numerous knocks and marks from poor handling, otherwise very fine
£5000-6000
Henry John Wakelin was born at Wisbech, Cambridgeshire in about 1830 and
enlisted into the 11th Hussars at Kings’ Lynn on 20 December 1851, aged 21, a
farmer by trade. He was killed in action at Balaklava on 25 October 1854, one of
25 N.C.Os. and men of the 11th Hussars killed in the charge. He is confirmed on
the rolls for the medal with clasps for Balaklava and Sebastopol (this clasp issued
separately).
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