Baldwin & Sons
Auction 106 15 Sep 2022
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A Rare Balkans and Army of the Black Sea Military Cross and Second World War Service Group of 8 awarded to Major Harry John Malcolm Wilson, Royal Artillery comprising Military Cross, GVR, unnamed as issued, 1914‑15 Star, (2. Lieut. H.J.M. Wilson. R.F.A.), 1914‑1920 British War and Victory Medals with Mentioned in Despatches emblem, (Major H. J. M. Wilson), 1939‑45 Star, France & Germany Star, 1939‑45 Defence Medal, 1939‑45 War Medal, unnamed as issued, contemporarily mounted for wear, toned fine (8).
Military Cross The London Gazette the 12th of December 1919.
For Distinguished Service in connection with Military Operations in the Balkans and with the British Army of the Black Sea.
Capt. (A/Maj.) Harry John Malcolm Wilson, R.F.A. Spec. Res.
Mentioned in Despatched The London Gazette of the 30th of January 1919.
Royal Field Artillery (S.R.).
Wilson, Capt. (A/Maj.) H.J.M.
Major Harry John Malcolm Wilson M.C. served in the French and Belgian Theatres of War from the 6th of September 1915. From October 1918 he was variously employed in one or other of the following Theatres of Operations: Greek Macedonia, Bulgaria, Serbia, European Turkey, and the Islands of the Aegean Sea. Remaining a Regular officer after the Great War he was advanced to substantive Major in 1924 and placed on the Reserve of Officers. Wilson was recalled for Service with the Royal Artillery during the Second World War serving in the North West Europe Theatre.
Sold with copy Gazette entries, Copy Army List entries, copy Medal Index Card and various pages of research.
Military Cross The London Gazette the 12th of December 1919.
For Distinguished Service in connection with Military Operations in the Balkans and with the British Army of the Black Sea.
Capt. (A/Maj.) Harry John Malcolm Wilson, R.F.A. Spec. Res.
Mentioned in Despatched The London Gazette of the 30th of January 1919.
Royal Field Artillery (S.R.).
Wilson, Capt. (A/Maj.) H.J.M.
Major Harry John Malcolm Wilson M.C. served in the French and Belgian Theatres of War from the 6th of September 1915. From October 1918 he was variously employed in one or other of the following Theatres of Operations: Greek Macedonia, Bulgaria, Serbia, European Turkey, and the Islands of the Aegean Sea. Remaining a Regular officer after the Great War he was advanced to substantive Major in 1924 and placed on the Reserve of Officers. Wilson was recalled for Service with the Royal Artillery during the Second World War serving in the North West Europe Theatre.
Sold with copy Gazette entries, Copy Army List entries, copy Medal Index Card and various pages of research.