British Historical Medals from Various Properties 707


Award medals to C. Soper, Middlesex Regiment: Army Rifle Association, Dec. 1921, bronze, 38mm; Depot Rifle Meeting, Inter Mess, 1927, Winner, silver, 32mm; Middlesex Regiment, Inter-Coy Hockey, 1928-29, bronze, 32mm [3]. About very fine or better; each with loop and ring for suspension


£50-£70


Provenance: J. Webb Collection. Charles William Rowland Soper (1902-62)


708


Award medals to S.F. Hedgecoe, Middlesex Regiment: Aldershot Command Athletic Association, Command Unit Team Boxing Championships 1923-24, Winners, 1st Bn The Middlesex Regt, Officers Middle Weight, bronze, 39mm; Command Unit Team Boxing Championship 1925, Winners, 1st Bn Middlesex Regt, Officers Middle Weight, bronze, 38mm; Rugby Competition 1924-25, Runners Up, 1st Middlesex Regt, bronze, 32mm; Army Inter Unit Boxing, 1924, 1st Gloucestershire v. 1st Middlesex, Officers Middle Weight, Winner, silver, 38mm; Middlesex Regiment, Athletics 1924, Champion Company, G Coy, silver, 32mm; Inter Coy 220 Yds Relay 1924, silver, 38mm; Inter Coy 100 Yds Relay 1924, silver, 38mm [7]. Very fine or better; one with loop and ring for suspension Provenance: J. Webb Collection.


£100-£150


Sidney Frank Hedgecoe (1898-1967), b. Maidstone; captured by the Japanese after the surrender of Hong Kong on 25 December 1941 and held as a prisoner of war until 2 September 1945


709


1926, 1st, 880 Yards, silver, 40 x 30mm; 880 Yds Team, 1928, 1st, ‘A’ Coy, silver, 26mm; 3 Miles Individual, 1928, 1st, silver and enamel, 26mm [4]. Very fine; each with loop and ring for suspension


Provenance: J. Webb Collection Award medals to H. Coker, Middlesex Regiment: Inter Coy Football K.O., 1924-25, silver, 32mm; A Company Sports,


£60-£80 710


Middlesex Regiment, Fire Direction Competition, a uniface silver shield, named (C.S.M. R. Jones), 75 x 67mm; Fire Direction Team, Winner, 1937, a uniface silver shield, named (L/Cpl C. Jones), 75 x 67mm [2]. Good very fine; each pierced at corners for attachment


£40-£50 711


20, and 30 years of service, with bars for individual years; together with badges, etc [Lot]. Varied state; in case by Fattorini, Birmingham


£60-£80 712 713


Provenance: J. Webb Collection London Transport, medals awarded to H.W. Long: medals for 10 years (1944) and 35 years safe driving; ribbons for 15,


Licensed Victuallers Associations, miscellaneous medals, badges, pins, ribbons, etc, a large quantity [Lot]. Varied state, an interesting group; in a red biscuit tin


£300-£400


Provenance: J. Webb Collection Middlesex Regiment, athletic award medals, in silver (5) bronze (3), all un-named [8]. Very fine or better; each with


loop and ring for suspension 714 Miscellaneous medals (27), all base metal, including two ‘Billy and Charlies’ [27]. Varied state; five cased 715 Miscellaneous medals, badges, pins, etc, mostly base metal [48]. Varied state 716 Miscellaneous medals, badges, etc [Lot]. Varied state; two cased 717 Medals, coins, checks, etc (approx. 600), all in base metal [Lot]. Varied state £60-£80 £70-£90 £80-£100 £200-£300 £50-£100


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