Orders, Decorations, Medals and Militaria

Three: Private E. J. Osborne, Australian Army
Pacific Star; War and Australian Service Medal, all officially impressed (VX73421 E. J. Osborne); together with two R.A.O. Buffalo Jewels, Australian Branch, enamelled, both inscribed on reverse, ‘No. 197 Presented to Bro. E. J. Osborne Merino Lodge Initiated 27..8.64’ complete with ‘RAOB’ emblem and top bar

Three: Gunner A. M. Lennon, Australian Army
Pacific Star; War and Australian Service Medals, all officially impressed (NX118772 A. M. Lennon)

Pair: Private W. B. Dennis, Australian Army
Pacific Star, officially engraved, ‘Q 271441 W. H. Dennis’; War Medal 1939-45, officially impressed (Q271441 W. H. Dennis)

Pair: Warrant Officer Class 2 G. J. Cook, Australian Army
1939-45 Star; Pacific Star, both officially impressed, ‘QX26998 G. J. Cook’, very fine and better (16) £100-150

Edwin John Osborne was born in Hay, N.S.W. on 12 August 1915. Living in Casterton, Victoria, he enlisted at Caulfield, Victoria on 26 January 1942. As a Private in the 63rd Battalion Australian Infantry he was discharged on 9 January 1946. With two named aluminium identity disks and two enamelled badges.

Allan Matthew Lennon was born in Cessnock, N.S.W. on 10 March 1923. Living in Glen Innes, N.S.W., he enlisted at Canterbury, N.S.W. on 13 July 1942. As a Gunner in the 53rd Anti-Aircraft Regiment he was discharged on 25 June 1946.

Warren Bardsley Dennis was born in Townsville, Queensland on 12 April 1925. Living at Hermit Park, Queensland, he enlisted at Redbank, Queensland on 14 June 1943. As a Private in the Reinforcements Reception Depot he was discharged on 8 March 1945.

George John Cook was born in London, England on 7 August 1907. Living in Nundah, Queensland he enlisted at Brisbane on 12 January 1942. As a Warrant Officer Class 2 he was discharged on 30 October 1945.