Orders, Decorations, Medals and Militaria

Three: Private G. F. Wheeler, 2/10th Battalion, Middlesex Regiment, who was killed in action in the Egyptian theatre of war, 6 November 1917
1914-15 Star (3810. Pte. G. F. Wheeler, Middx. R); British War and Victory Medals (3810 Pte. G. F. Wheeler. Midd’x R.) generally very fine or better

Pair: Private F. Plumsted, Suffolk Regiment
British War and Victory Medals (320678 Pte. F. Plumsted. Suff. R.) mounted as originally worn, minor edge bruising, therefore very fine or better

Pair: Private L. W. Drew, The Queen’s Regiment
British War and Victory Medals (G-20476 Pte. L. W. Drew. The Queen’s R.) with recipient’s business card as a Private Detective at ‘12 Shelden Street, Bayswater, W.’, area of erasure before number on BWM, and suspension claw loose, otherwise good very fine

Pair: Private A. Dawson, Wiltshire Regiment
British War and Victory Medals (47987 Pte. C. Dawson. Wilts. R.) generally very fine or better (9) £80-£100

George Frederick Wheeler was the husband of Winifred Wheeler, of 19 Danesbury Road, Feltham, Middlesex. He served during the Great War with the Middlesex Regiment in the Egyptian theatre of war from 30 August 1915. Private Wheeler was killed in action whilst serving with the 2/10th Battalion, Middlesex Regiment in the Egyptian theatre of war 6 November 1917. He is buried in the Beersheba War Cemetery, Israel.