Auction Catalogue

1 December 1993

Starting at 2:30 PM

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Orders, Decorations and Medals

The Westbury Hotel  37 Conduit Street  London  W1S 2YF

Lot

№ 326

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1 December 1993

Estimate: £350–£400

Four: Major-General A.C.K. Lock, 50th Regiment

CRIMEA 1854-55,3 clasps, Alma, Inkermann, Sebastopol (Capt., 50th Regt.) impressed naming; LEGION OF HONOUR, 5th class breast badge in silver and enamels with gold centres, some chips to enamel ORDER OF THE MEDJIDIE, 5th class breast badge in gold, silver and enamel; TURKISH CRIMEA, British issue, mounted for display, contact marks to the first but generally very fine (4)

Andrew Campbell Knox Lock enlisted in the Ceylon Rifle Regiment in 1847 and transferred to the 50th Regiment in August 1853. He served in the Crimean War as a Captain, being promoted Major in November 1855. He retired with the rank of Hon Major-General in 1885, and died in London on 16 April, 1896.