Missing Medals

I am searching for the Memorial Plaque (colloquially known as a Death Plaque or Dead Man's Penny) commemorating Frank Henderson PAUL. He enlisted into the Australian Imperial Force on 22nd August 1914. He was assigned to the 1st Light Horse Regiment, C Squadron AIF and held the rank of Lance Sergeant. Landed at Gallipoli on the 12th May 1915 and sadly, was killed in action on 24th May 1915. According to the Commonwealth War Graves Commission records, Frank Henderson PAUL lies buried in Shrapnel Valley Cemetery. He was the son of William Henry and Frances PAUL of 2 Paul Street, Milson's Point, Sydney in New South Wales. Any assistance in helping me to locate his Memorial Plaque would be greatly appreciated.

I am searching for the missing Africa Star and Italy Star, awarded to Stanislaw WIATROWSKI. My father fought in the African and Italian campaigns with 2nd Polish Corps. I have made separate listings for his Africa Star and Italy Star, however these medals may be attached to other Polish awards from the Second World War. Any assistance to help my family to locate these missing medals would be greatly appreciated. My father fought in the African and Italian campaigns with 2nd Polish corps. Medals awarded include: US Silver Star Cross of Merit Silver Cross of Merit Gold

I am searching for the missing Africa Star and Italy Star, awarded to Stanislaw WIATROWSKI. My father fought in the African and Italian campaigns with 2nd Polish Corps. I have made a separate listing for his Africa Star, however these medals may be attached to other Polish awards from the Second World War. Any assistance to help my family to locate these missing medals would be greatly appreciated.

I am searching for the missing Africa Star and Italy Star, awarded to Stanislaw WIATROWSKI. Fought with Polish Second Corp in Africa and Italy during the Second World War.

5020 Pte George Edward EVANS was killed in action 10 June 1917 at Messines Ridge.

Pte George Edward EVANS, 18th Battalion, of Mattong, NSW. Pte Evans, a horse-breaker before enlisting on 4 January 1916,embarkedfrom Sydney on HMAT Kyarra (A55) with the 13th Reinforcements on 5 June 1916. On 29 September 1916 he was taken on strength of the 33rd Battalion in England. He was killed in action at Messines Ridge on 10 June 1917, at the age of 22. George Evans is a Great Uncle of my wife Helen, who's father was born 5/9/1917 and was named after after Pte G.E. Evans.

My family is searchig for the First World wAr Medals of Esson Thomas James RULE. The First World War Embarkation Roll indicates he left Port Adelaide aboard HMAT Ascanius (A11) on 20 October, 1914 as a member of the 12 Infantry Battalion, AIF (Australian Imperial Force). He served on Gallipoli and was later promoted to the rank of Lieutenant. He was serving with the 50th Battalion when he was killed in action on the 2nd April, 1917 around Noreuil in France. An Auntie of mine (his niece) was in possession of the medals for many years. It is our family belief, that she donated or loaned for safe keeping, the medals, to some organisation in Adelaide. I have been in contact with Legacy Adelaide, and the RSL South Australia and also the Keswick Museum, all to no avail. Of course, we would dearly love to have these medals returned to our family. However if they are in the hands of a private collector, we would be most grateful simply to know that they are safe. Hopefully somebody out there can assist us. Yours gratefully. Andrew RULE.

Any Militaria / Ephemera relating to CURTIN brothers form Norwood, South Australia. My great uncles. 465 Pte F.N. Curtin, 32nd Bn 4100 Pte Allan Curtin, 27th Bn Lt E.C. Curtin, 10th & 59th Bn

I am searching for the First World War medals of F.S.MARSHALL who served as a 2nd Lieutenant with the East Surrey Regiment during the Great War. He served in Mesopotamia and I think that as he was a Territorial, he was not awarded the 1914-1915 Star. However he did serve overseas, so I cannot be 100% sure on that? If anybody has any information as to the whereabouts of these missing medals to Second Lieutenant F.S. Marshall of the East Surrey Regiment, I would very much appreciate your assistance.

I am looking to recover the First World War service medals belonging to my Granfather. They include the 1914-1915 Star, British War Medal & Victory Medal.