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A Group of Four Vietnam War Medals, comprising a Vietnam Service Medal, a Republic of Vietnam (RVN) Campaign Medal with date bar 1960-, an RVN Gallantry Cross Medal with Palm clasp, and an American Defense Service Medal, together with a ribbon bar (5)

NATIONAL NEWS - LETTER PUBLICATIONS 4TH JAN - 28TH JUNE 1945, KURSK, VIETNAM WAR, OTHER WAR PUBLICATIONS - IMAGES OF SHEFFIELD, THE YORKSHIRE MINERS, ETC :- ONE BOX

A collection of 19th and 20th century coins, from Vietnam and Indo-china, also twenty-three China and Vietnam of Emperors coinage, c.1008(?) to 1945. Visit www.sworder.co.uk for larger image and condition reports.

A collection of British, European and other Medals and Awards: The Atlantic Star, Pacific Star, 1939-1945 Star x2, British War Medal 1939-1945, x 6, Defence Medal, Special Constabulary Police Medal, GRV (Albert J Edwards), War Merit Cross, 2nd Class with Swords 1939, South Vietnam Campaign Medal, clasp 1960 and others, (24). Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.

QUANTITY OF MAINLY POST WAR WORLD STAMPS, featuring mainly China and Vietnam includes 'Recent Album' in slip case, 'THE STAMPS OF THE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA SPECIAL AND COMMEMORATIVE STAMP ALBUM 1998' and a SMALL LOOSE LEAF ALBUM of circa 1950's/60's STAMPS RELATING TO SPORTS including 1956 Winter Olympics, 1960 Olympics etc.

A Second World War British Steel Helmet, with painted Divisional device; A British Army Kevlar Mk 6 Combat Helmet, 1987; another similar; a Second World War Police/Fire Adrian Helmet, black paint finish, complete with liner and strap; an American M1 combat helmet, complete with liner and camo cover (Vietnam period), (5).

A collection of British, European and other Medals and Awards: The Atlantic Star, Pacific Star, 1939-1945 Star x2, British War Medal 1939-1945, x 6, Defence Medal, Special Constabulary Police Medal, GRV (Albert J Edwards), War Merit Cross, 2nd Class with Swords 1939, South Vietnam Campaign Medal, clasp 1960 and others, (24).

COLLECTIONS AND MIXED LOTS Burma 1943 2c imperf block of 4, India maximum cards (11), 100 different Indian fiscals, Vietnam 1988 Wild Animals imperf set, etc. Estimate: £36

VIETNAM F/U range in stockbook, slight duplication (approx 1000) Estimate: £30

USA Medals: Vietnam Service, Kuwait Liberation, National Defence and Pennsylvania National Guard, World War, three boxed, Soviet WWII Medal, WWI Birmingham (UK) Peace Celebration, some discolouration and Safe Driving award, plus three 'Desert Storm' cloth patches, mainly extremely fine, unless stated (10)

15 Corgi public service and military vehicles. Including 3 US fire appliances, Vietnam Series UH-1C Huey Hog helicopter (50401), US Diamond T Tank Transporter (55101), various Royal Mail, AA and other military vehicles etc. Boxed, minor/some wear, contents as new.

A cream silk Cantonese hanging, predominantly embroidered in beige and brown silks with flowers and birds within a meandering floral border, 77cm x 246cm including fringe (O-3). This part of my collection is peripheral. Until I visited my son Denzil and his family in Hong Kong in 2005, travelling via Vietnam, I had never been to the Far East, only as far as Thailand, which I hated. The few things I have - from Indonesia, Laos, Vietnam and Borneo - were given to me, and mean nothing to me. I bought a few Chinese and Japanese embroideries because I liked them. See Embroidered Textiles, p. 20

ALBUM WITH A COLLECTION OF ASIAN FOREIGN WITH AFGHANISTAN, SAUDI ARABIA, DUTCH INDIES, GOOD RUN OF INDONESIA, IRAQ, PERSIA, ISRAEL, JAPAN FROM EARLIES, JORDAN, CAMBODIA, KOREA, PHILIPINES, VIETNAM ETC. QTY MANY 100'S

Twenty three books on firearms and one titled Vietnam war

Corgi War Collection models: D-Day Surrender Diorama, three Skirmish series, three Vietnam and one Korean War in original boxes, E, boxes VG-E (8)

Corgi Aviation Archive: Military Air Power series US Marine Corps Hercules and Vietnam Camouflage Hercules, Unsung Heroes hercules, Nose Art P-51D Mustang; RAAF Mosquito, RAF Mosquito, Gloster Meteor, Lightning, Thunderbolt in original boxes, E, boxes VG-E (9)

A spirit of Robyn Hoode Single malt Scotch Whisky Hancock, Corfield & Walles porcelain hunting horn, printed with gamebirds, boxed, together with three other spirit flasks comprising one inscribed 'Vietnam Veterans Association of Australia', a Wade Lamb's Navy Rum example and one printed with Cecil Aldin's 'Grand National', each sealed.

A important kingwood, padouk, mahogany and rosewood writing cabinet, circa 1880. Attributed to Gabriel Viardot (1830-1906). in the Japanese taste, inlaid and banded with mother of pearl, ebony and strung in brass, the pagoda roof hung with bells and with stylised marlins to the corners, above three recesses with mother of pearl inlaid draweres flanked by crouching winged dragons looking down on younger dragons, above three cupboard doors divided by figures of Oriental men and flanked by larger outer cupboards, the central lower section with a drawer and fall front with entwined banding and central mother of pearl birds and flowering vase above a bell dated '1860', above a pair of cupboard doors enclosing sliding trays, the fall front revealing a central mirror panel of recess with chequer floor and sliding out to reveal twelve drawers, flanked by apertures and six burrwood drawers, the lower side sections comprising a cupboard door modelled as four dummy drawers above three drawers with two outer cupboard cupboard doors with applied carved birds and seated figures, the whole raised on a plinth base with grotesque mask feet. 275cm wide, 297cm high, 48cm deep . Gabriel Viardot is largely remembered for his particular version of Asian style furniture, and was advertised as créateur des meubles dans le genre chinois et japonais. He exhibited widely, including at Crystal Palace in 1851, and was both participant and jury member for the 1867, 1878 and 1889 International Exhibitions in Paris. His major success was at the 1889 Parise Exposition Universelle where the firm was awarded a gold medal. The cabinet is typical of pieces by Gabriel Viardot. Beginning his career as a wood carver, he took over the family firm from his father Charles in 1861. By 1870 he specialized in exotic furniture influenced by Chinese and Vietnamese styles, Vietnam being one of France's most important colonies. In 1860, he was located at 5, rue du Grand-Chantier, later moving to several locations including 36, rue Rambuteau where objects d'art et de fantaisie were sold and finally to 36, rue Amelot where he stayed until the end of the century. Around 1885 he employed about 100 men.

A U.S. helmet, post WWII (possibly Korean War era), with removable liner and camouflage net; together with a U.S. Vietnam War era military plastic whistle. (2)

Purple heart medal with ribbon and lapel badge, for action in Vietnam, in original box

A French white metal cigarette case from Vietnam with applied central brass plaque of a dragon and small applied enamelled Parachute badge. Issued before the siege of Dien Bien Phu, the first Indochina War in 1954

Pair: Private W. A. M. Pohatu, Royal New Zealand Infantry Regiment Vietnam 1964 (553996 Pte., RNZIR); South Vietnam Medal 1964, 1 clasp, 1960- (553996 W A M Pohatu) nearly extremely fine (2) £220-260 With a note stating, ‘Wounded 26 January 1968’.

Army L.S. & G.C., E.II.R., 2nd issue, Australia (5610 A. J. Hill) nearly extremely fine £70-90 Army L.S. & G.C. Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 20 December 1967. Commonwealth of Australia Meritorious Service Medal Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 29 October 1970. Andrew John Hill was born in Perth, Western Australia on 23 July 1929. By occupation a Farm Worker, he enlisted in the Australian Regular Army on 20 February 1948, giving his father's address as Mr. Reginald Clifford Hill, the Schoolhouse, Bendering, Western Australia. Initially he was posted to the 1st Recruit Training Battalion, Kapooka, and then to the Signals School, Balcombe. In October 1948 he was transferred to the 1st Line Construction Project Squadron and was promoted to Linesman in March 1949 and Corporal in March 1950. He transferred to the School of Signals in October 1952, the 4th Battalion Royal Australian Regiment in December 1952, and then the 1st Battalion Royal Australian Regiment in July 1953. On 21 March 1954 he embarked on the New Australia at Brisbane, arriving at Pusan, Korea, on 31 March, remaining there until 5 July 1954 when he embarked for Japan. He returned to Korea on 29 July and remained there until 9 November 1954. Returning home aboard the New Australia, he was then posted to the 17th National Service Training Battalion at Ingleburn. In July 1957, he was posted to 3rd Battalion Royal Australian Regiment as Orderly, and embarked at Sydney for Penang in September for service in the Malayan Emergency. He was attached to the 1st RAR in October and November 1959 and enplaned at Singapore for Perth on 25 November. He was transferred to 1st RAR in October 1960 and was posted to Singapore. He joined the 2nd RAR in November 1961 at Malacca and returned to Australia in October 1962. Hill was promoted to Corporal in March 1964 and Sergeant Quartermaster in March 1965. He then served in Vietnam, arriving at Saigon on 9 June 1965 for operations in Phouc Tuy and Bien Hoa Provinces in South Vietnam before returning to Australia on 11 June 1966, being promoted to Staff Sergeant in July. He served for a second tour in Vietnam from 17 March 1968 to 4 February 1969. He then went to Kuala Lumpur for duty with Far East Land Forces (FARELF), being promoted to W.O. II in August 1970. In September 1972 he was on training in Lae, Papua New Guinea and was then transferred to the 42nd Royal Queensland Regiment in December 1973. Warrant Officer Hill was discharged on 20 April 1979 with over 31 years of service. In addition to the awards of the Australian Long Service and Good Conduct Medal and Australian Meritorious Service Medal, Andrew John Hill was awarded the United Nations Medal for Korea, the General Service Medal with clasp 'Malaya', the Vietnam Medal and the South Vietnam Campaign Medal, the United States Meritorious Unit Commendation, and the Infantry Combat Badge. .

Army L.S. & G.C., E.II.R., 2nd issue, Australia (41129 WO2 B. P. Bowe, A.R.A.) good very fine £70-90 Army L.S. & G.C. Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 4 December 1969. ‘41129 W.O.2 Brian Peter Bowe, R.A.A.M.C.’ (Royal Australian Army Medical Corps). Brian Peter Bowe was born on 20 September 1933. He served with the R.A.A.M.C. in South Vietnam, 23 April 1968-23 April 1969, being based at the 1st Australian Field Hospital.

Vietnam (North), 5 hao, 1946, extremely fine

Pair: Corporal P. Mason, Royal New Zealand Infantry Regiment vietnam 1964 (39028 Cpl., RNZIR); South Vietnam Medal 1964, 1 clasp, 1960- (39028 P. Mason) nearly extremely fine (2) £180-220 £180-£220

Pair: E. A. O’Sullivan, Royal Australian Navy vietnam 1964 (E. A. O’Sullivan R.62299), later issue naming engraved in large capitals; South Vietnam Medal 19641 clasp, 1960- (E. A. O’Sullivan R.62299) extremely fine (2) £120-160 Edward Austin O’Sullivan was born on 4 June 1946 at Kogarth, New South Wales. He enlisted into the Royal Australian Navy in Sydney. He served aboard the destroyer H.M.A.S. Vendetta during the ship’s only tour, 15 September 1969-11 April 1970. During her Vietnam deployment she steamed 39,558 miles and fired over 13,000 shells. £120-£160

Pair: Lance-Corporal R. E. Wild, Royal Australian Signals and Australian Special Air Service vietnam 1964 (55410 R. E. Wild), Australian style impressed naming; South Vietnam Medal 1964, 1 clasp, 1960- (55410 R. E. Wild) some contact marks, good very fine (2) £400-500 With papers stating 55410 Lance Corporal Richard Eugene Wild served with 152 Signal Squadron from 19 August 1968 and with the Australian S.A.S. during 18 February 1970-18 February 1971 in Vietnam. £400-£500

Pair: Temporary Corporal A. T. Tull, Royal Australian Army Service Corps vietnam 1964 (441108 A. T. Tull); South Vietnam Medal 1964, 1 clasp, 1960- (441108 A. T. Tull), mounted as worn, nearly extremely fine (2) £180-220 Allan Thomas Tull was born in South Australia on 19 June 1936. He served in South Vietnam with H.Q., 26 Company R.A.A.S.C., 4 June-27 December 1969 and 3 January-4 June 1970. £180-£220

A group of five military presentation medallions awarded to Lieutenant-Colonel G. J. W. Malet, O.B.E., Royal Hussars u.S.A., Department of the Army, by Dondero Inc., obv. trophy-of-arms, rev. plain, undated, 76mm., bronze-gilt, in case of issue, inside with plaque, ‘Presented by General John A. Wickham, Jr, Chief of Staff, U.S. Army’; Portugal, Ecercito Portugus, obv. heraldic shield and helmet, rev. inscribed, ‘From General Jorge Salazar Braga, Chief of the Portuguese Army Staff, March 1985’, 90mm., bronze, in velvet covered case of issue; Brazil, Ecercito Brasileiro, obv. bust of Luis Alves de Lima e Silva, Duque de Caxias (1803-1880), undated, 70mm., silvered bronze, in velvet covered case of issue bearing gilt and enamel emblem of Brazil, inside of lid inscribed, ‘Exercito Brasileiro Presena Nacional’; France, Plaquette, bearing a shield marked, ‘E.M.A.T.’ and the inscription, ‘Offert par le General d’Armee Maurice Schmitt Chef d’Etat-Major de l’Armee de Terre Franaise au Lieutenant-Colonel G. J. Malet, Mars 1987’, 125 x 77mm., silvered metal, in Delsart, Sens case of issue; Oriental (? Vietnam), Commemorative Bronze Medal, 1927-1987, 49mm, in case of issue, all unnamed except where stated, virtually mint state (5) £80-120 O.B.E. London Gazette 31 December 1987. ‘Lieutenant Colonel, The Royal Hussars (Prince of Wales’s Own)’. Recommendation states, ‘Lt Col Malet has been Head of the Army Section of the Foreign Liaison Section since November 1983. His duties cover maintaining a close liaison with all the foreign MilitaryAttaches in London, staffing their many requests for information, hosting representational functions, arranging and escorting Attache group visits to UK and BAOR Military establishments, coordinating programmes for foreign military visitors and planning, programme and escorting CGS’s inbound COS visitors. ...... Dealing with the representatives of foreign countries provides unlimited scope for disaster but he has always foreseen and therefore averted problems. He is held in extremely high regard by all the foreign representatives who value his friendship, direction and help. ....’ greville John Wyndham Malet was born on 6 December 1939, the son of Captain John Wyndham Malet (1910-40) and June Rosalind nee Broadley, and was a scion of the Malet Baronets. He was educated at Harrow and in July 1958, after serving in the ranks for 242 days, he gained a commission in the 10th Hussars. Following the regiment’s amalgamation with the 11th Hussars in 1969, he continued to serve with the Royal Hussars. He was appointed G.S.O.2 (Author) at the R.A.C. Tactical School, December 1971-January 1974 and held the rank of Acting-Major from December 1971 until promoted to that rank in December 1972. In July 1980 he attained the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel; was awarded the O.B.E. in 1987 and was placed on Retired Pay in February 1990. He married in 1972, the Hon. Margaret Cherry Wigram, eldest daughter of the 2nd Baron Wigram, with whom he had two children. Latterly living at the Walled House, Hathertop, Cirencester, Gloucestershire, he died on 5 September 2004. william Malet, the founder of the Malet family in England, was a companion of William the Conqueror at Hastings and was related by marriage to Rollo, 1st Duke of Normandy. Sold with copied research. £80-£120

1914-18 War Medal, awarded to 40181 Pte. W. H. Weston, Somerset Light Infantry, 1939-45 War Medals (2) and Stars for 1939-45 and Italy, USA, Military Merit Medal and Vietnam Service Medal, last two boxed, plus sundry cap badges (2), mainly extremely fine (9)

USA, Vietnam Service Medals, unissued in original boxes, some with discolouration, otherwise extremely fine (80)

Corgi, gift set Classics D37/1 'Penny Post' tram (M,BM), with certificate, plus CS 90024 Tour of Duty Vietnam, jeep missing with SCW 21004 El Alemein set (1 tank missing) (x3)

(ARR). Richard Hamilton. (1922-). Coloured screenprint, "Kent State", 1970, signed in pencil and numbered 2359/5000, published by Dorothea Leonhart, Munich, printed by Dietz Offizin, edition "Munchen International", blind stamps, 73cm x 102cm, unframed. S/D. Note; Hamilton agreed that this anti-Vietnam war protest image be issued in a large run of 5000 impressions so that it may be widely viewed. It is reported that thousands of first impressions were disposed of when insects were caught in the wet ink.

Medal Research: A wide variety of typewritten, handwritten and photocopied lists of recipients and casulaties related to various medals, including Indian Order of Merit for the Defence of Lucknow, African campaigns including an extensive folder on the Boer War, Canada, New Zealand, Defence of Legations, World War I including the RFC, ANZACS in Vietnam, the Falklands, the Gulf War, etc, together with related photographs, press cuttings and a few ALS, an interesting and useful resource (lot) £100-150 Provenance: Ex libris Donald Hall

Vietnam 1964 (57011 R. A. Grey) extremely fine £300-400 The recipients South Vietnam Medal 1964 was sold by D.N.W. 27 June 2007, lot 118. D.S.O. London Gazette 21 December 1971; Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 16 December 1971. M.I.D. London Gazette 13 December 1966. Ronald Alwyn Grey was born in Perth, Western Australia on 2 July 1930. Entering the Australian Army with the service number 57011, he served in the Korea War as a Lieutenant in the 3rd Battalion Royal Australian Regiment, 13 June-23 July 1952 and 14 August 1952-12 June 1953. In 1962 he attended the Staff College at Camberley. As a Major in the Army Service Corps he served in the Borneo confrontation and was mentioned in despatches. During the Vietnam War he was a Lieutenant-Colonel commanding the 7th Battalion Royal Australian Regiment in Phuc Tuy Province, February 1970-March 1971, for which services he was awarded the Distinguished Service Order. In 1973 he was appointed Australian Army Representative in Australia House, The Strand, London. He retired from the Australian Army as a Major-General. In 1988 Major-General Grey was commissioned to undertake a comprehensive review of the rescue services in New South Wales. The recommendations of the study were implemented by the N.S.W. Government in 1989. The medal was a gift to the recipient who received two named examples.

* China, Japan & Vietnam. A collection of approx. 280 gelatin silver photographs and compact prints, c. July 1905 to June 1907, including street scenes, views, temples, festivals, arrivals and departures of military troops (French, German, Japanese, Chinese, British & American), relating to Tientsin, Tonkin, Kyoto, Yokohama, Nara, Osaka, Shimonoseki, plus a few of Tokyo, Ceylon, Aden, etc., many identified and dated in pencil in French to versos, some images referring to the departure of General Kamio and also General Lefevre, and one showing a train with the distant figure of Miss Roosevelt [President Roosevelt's daughter] e -route to Tonkin, all loose, approx. 9 x 12 cm. The identity of the French photographer is not evident. He or she was presumably working in and/or travelling in French Indochina and nearby territories during this period. (approx. 280)

*Selection of Robertson golliwog band members (9), a plastic footballer and two Zippo Vietnam slogan lighters

A Framed Display of USA Military Medals, comprising Distinguished Cross, Silver Star, Bronze Star and Purple Heart; a similar display, comprising World War II, American Campaign, Asiatic Pacific Campaign, European African Middle Eastern Campaign, Korean Service, Vietnam Service and National Defense; four similar medals-Berlin Airlift, Desert Storm, Kuwait and Southwest Asia Serviice.

A Framed Display of Three Medals, Syrian Order of Bravery 1st, 2nd and 3rd Class; a cased Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Liberation of Kuwait Medal; a framed Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Medal; a case USA Vietnam Service Medal 1960; a boxed Belgium Liberation Medal (Volunteer) 1940-45; another boxed medallion; and a French Croix de Guerre 1914-18-7

A Display on Card of Twenty World Para/Commando/Special Forces Metal Cap Badges, comprising Airborne Cavalry, Gabon, Command Inst., Italy Inst., Netherlands, unidentified, Israeli Basic, Israeli Advanced, Zelous Scouts, Taiwan, Canada, a similar, Vietnam, Jordan, Dubai, Saudi, a similar, US Marine Corps, 82 Para and Marine Pathfinders

A Zippo style lighter with Vietnam engraving, a brass and copper pipe with anchor motif and an ARP badge

Chinese blanc de chine female statuette of Quan Yin with carved circular base, 47cm high Note-Quan Yin is one of the most universally beloved of deities in the Buddhist tradition. Also known as Kuan Yin, QuanAm (Vietnam), Kannon (Japan), and Kanin (Bali), She is the embodiment of compassionate loving kindness.

Small library of modern military books covering Falklands War, First Gulf War, Vietnam War, Ulster Conflict etc., good condition (16) [Shipping not available]

World and Commonwealth stamps including Vietnam, China, Spain, Portugal, mostly modern, includes Royalty and aviation, all in albums

A Display on Card of Twenty World Para/Commando/Special Forces Metal Cap Badges, comprising Belgian Para, Commando Inst., Belgian Commando (2), Spanish, Germany, South Africa (4 differing), South Korea (3 differing), Vietnam Special Forces, Egypt, Airborne, USA, US Airforce, and two badges mounted on cloth..

A Collection of Four USA Civil War Buckle Plates, four USA Hat Badges for Cavalry and Infantry, eleven USA Vietnam buttons, various cloth and brass Shoulder titles, all mounted on eleven display cards..

*Vietnam. A group of approx. fifty mounted albumen prints, late 19th c., showing views and street scenes, natives and colonials, images largely faded, approx. 11 x 8.5 cm, all with gilt rules mounted on thick card and without captions (approx. 50)

An American painted wood, ceramic and metal 'Apollo 13' wall panel; and a ceramic box and cover modelled as a bombed house, each with soldier moulded or printed motifs, circa late 1960s and Anti-Vietnam war

Five: 1939-45 star, Africa star with 1st Army clasp, Burma star, Defence and War, mounted as worn, VF; Three: USA National Defence Service medal, Vietnam Service medal USA and S Vietnam campaign medal with clasp. VF (8)

Japanese Samurai sword with steel blade pierced metal tsuba sharkskin and webbed handle leather scabbard blade 23" long. This sword surrendered to major E W Lawrance in Vietnam during WWII

Carton Including Five Stockbooks (noted Mauritius and St. Lucia QEII used, Bahawalpur and Iran in large blocks, Iceland used etc. Ring binder with Hong Kong and Singapore used. A Vietnam collection (Stc £300). Small red album containing KGVI including Bahamas Eleuthera mint to 1s. Poland in packets SG 292 to 1701. Bag of India on paper. Shoebox of covers including KGVI better items (4) etc

Seven foreign awards, including two USA Second World War Victory medals, a USA Vietnam medal and two Russian medals, two copy medals: Victoria Cross and Distinguished Service Cross and two further items.

Fred Yates, b.1922- 'Vietnam'; oil on board, bears Royal Academy Exhibition label, 1967 attached to the reverse, 122x183cm

The Vung Tau Cargo a pair of blue and white tea bowls saucers a vase and cover the former painted with radiating panels of flowers within octagonal rims and the latter of baluster shape painted with panels of sages in mountain retreats 13cm high (6) In April 1992 Christies Amsterdam sold the cargo of a ship which sank circa 1690 off Vung Tau Vietnam

Ken three woodcuts Vietnam anti-war propaganda signed in pencil and dated '66. 19 x 13. ins.

Fanshawe, British Post War School- 'Vietnam Birds'; oil on board, bears inscribed label attached to the reverse, Young Contemporaries, 1960, 50.5x45.5cm

10 late Corgi Unsung Heroes series items: Vietnam Series include M151 Mutt utility truck and trailer, Rifle truck, 2.5 ton truck, M48A3 tank, UH IC Huey Hog Helicopter and gunship, Vietnam Series II Medevac US Army helicopter, Utility truck, M113 ACAV US Army, and 2.5 ton US MC truck. All boxed, some age wear, contents VGC to Mint

American Aircraft USAAF: Republic Thunderbolt P47B (Arkansas Traveller), North American Mustang P51D Camo (tangerine), North American Mustang P51D (silver), Lockhead Lightning P38C, Curtis Warhawk P40B (Flying Tigers in China), North American Mustang P51B (Ole II). American Aircraft USN and Others: Grumman Hellcat 3 colour Camo, Grumman Hellcat single colour, Chance Vought Corsair 3 colour Camo, Douglas Dauntless SBD 3 colour Camo, Grumman Avenger TBF 3 colour Camo, Vought Sikorsky Kingfisher 3 colour Camo, Douglas Skyraider (Vietnam Naval Scheme) and a Consolidated Liberator B24 - 4 engine Bomber (14)

A Vietnam Pair, comprising Vietnam Medal and South Vietnam Campaign Medal with clasp 1960, both named to 61832 T.E.POWELL