British, c.1958–1970, The Lancashire Regiment (Prince of Wales’s Volunteers) Brass Shoulder Title, “LANCASHIRE (PWV)”
Exceptional WWI Onions Family Identity Disc Group – John Onions 3054, Manchester Regiment & Company Sergeant Major; Arthur Onions 9880 DCM KIA, South Lancashire Regiment
An exceptional fully researched WWI father-and-son identity disc group to the Onions family of Douglas, Isle of Man, centred on Company Sergeant Major Arthur Onions DCM, South Lancashire Regiment—an Old Contemptible, decorated for gallantry and killed in action in 1918—together with the matched Manchester Regiment fibre identity discs of his father John Onions, and strong family links to brother Joseph Onions, wounded and gassed in 1918.
British, WW1, Victory Medal with Orginal Ribbon – Named 2125 Pte A. McClelland, Loyal North Lancashire Regiment
British, WWII, Home Guard Dummy Training Rifle with Named Proficiency Certificate – Private J. Higham, 50th Battalion Lancashire Home Guard
WW1 East Lancashire Regt Silver Officer Cap Badge
South Lancashire Regiment Prince of Wales Volunteers Cap Badge
WW1 Lancashire Volunteers Wigan N.E Cap Badge
Lancashire Hussars Imperial Yeomanry Cap Badge
WW1 Victory Medal to 9908 Private George Willis of the South Lancashire Regiment
WW1 Victory Medal to 1691 Private William Defley of the South Lancashire Regiment Casualty
