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3205

CHINA 1900 MEDAL NAMED TO: 79269. CORPL. G. GOODE. 12th. BY.  ROYAL FIELD ARTILLERY.

Clasp: RELIEF OF PEKING

LONG SERVICE AND GOOD CONDUCT MEDAL NAMED TO: 79269. S. SERJT.  J. GOODE. ROYAL ARTILLERY.  Medal with J instead of G but all other details correct.

Condition: VF.

Comes with Service Papers confirming the above.

SOLD

$1,250.00

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3607

SOUTH AFRICA MEDAL1855 named to: JAs. FORREST. 1st. Bn. 2nd. REGT.

CHINA 1860  MEDAL named to: JAs. FORREST. 1st. Bn. 2nd. REGT.

Condition: GVF.

SOLD

$1,675.00

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3210

CHINA 1900 MEDAL NAMED TO: E.R. POOK. GUNNER. ROYAL MARINE ARTILLERY.

Clasp: RELIEF OF PEKING.

(Later Royal Garrison Artillery).

WWI Medals Named to: SR-105. GUNNER. S.R. POOK. R.A.

Condition: VF.

Edwin Robert Pook was born in Stepney, London and joined the Royal Marines at Walmer on 23 June 1897, aged 20. He sailed for China aboard H.M.S. Centurian and in June 1900 landed with the Naval Brigade. He is confirmed as having participated in the first Pekin Expedition, being present at the capture of Penyand Arsenal and during the operations at Tientsin. Pook was discharged in 1905. He was recalled for the Great War, he served in France with the Royal Garrison Aritillery. Special Reserve.

Comes with Attestation papers.

$1,685.00