A Father & Son Family Group to ‘Broadwood’, comprising: A Great War Trio awarded to Lieutenant Stewart Henry Tschudi Broadwood, Scots Guards, comprising: 1914-15 Star (2. Lieut. S. H. T. Broadwood. S. Gds), British War and Victory Medals, 1914-1920 (Lieut. S. H. T. Broadwood); medals officially impressed, group loose, with original cardboard boxes of issue. Toned, as struck. ex Dreweatt Neate auction, 23 April 1997, lot 43 Lieutenant Stewart Broadwood was born in 1888, the son of Henry and Ada Broadwood. Sold with copy MIC and London Gazette mentions. He appears to have been commissioned as Second Lieutenant 9 April 1915, and genealogical research shows that he died in 1926, being buried at Saint Mary Magdalene’s Church, Rusper, West Sussex. Sold with copy MIC, copy portrait photo and some research. His MIC records his address during WWI as ‘Bone Hill, St Albans, Herts’. and: A WW2 Naval Group of 3 awarded to Observer Sub-Lieutenant (A) Michael ‘Jake’ Stewart Tschudi Broadwood, HMS Exeter, Royal Navy, who died in an accidental air crash on the 27th of June 1941 in a Walrus flying-boat, whilst part of ‘700’ Naval Air Squadron in the Mozambique Channel, comprising: 1939-45 Star, Atlantic Star, War Medal, 1939-1945; medals unnamed as issued, group loose, sold with original OHMS box of issue. As struck. (6) Sold with original OHMS box of issue complete with condolence slip officially named to the recipient, confirming his entitlement. Michael S T Broadwood was born in 1916, and died 27 June 1941, his name is recorded at the Lee On Solent Memorial. Research appears to show that he died during a training accident where the wing of his Walrus flying boat may have fallen loose as it flew over HMS Exeter whilst checking its camouflage from above. In this incident, Petty Officer Airman H.D. Millington, Petty Officer Airman W.A.H. Peters, and Air Artificer 4/c T.G. Finan were also killed at 13-38S, 42-02E in Mozambique Channel. The OHMS box is addressed to his mother: ‘Mrs Beatrice Palmer, Street Farm House, Verulam Street, West Andover, Hants’ and is hand-marked ‘Jake’ in pen.
A Father & Son Family Group to ‘Broadwood’, comprising: A Great War Trio awarded to Lieutenant Stewart Henry Tschudi Broadwood, Scots Guards, comprising: 1914-15 Star (2. Lieut. S. H. T. Broadwood. S. Gds), British War and Victory Medals, 1914-1920 (Lieut. S. H. T. Broadwood); medals officially impressed, group loose, with original cardboard boxes of issue. Toned, as struck. ex Dreweatt Neate auction, 23 April 1997, lot 43 Lieutenant Stewart Broadwood was born in 1888, the son of Henry and Ada Broadwood. Sold with copy MIC and London Gazette mentions. He appears to have been commissioned as Second Lieutenant 9 April 1915, and genealogical research shows that he died in 1926, being buried at Saint Mary Magdalene’s Church, Rusper, West Sussex. Sold with copy MIC, copy portrait photo and some research. His MIC records his address during WWI as ‘Bone Hill, St Albans, Herts’. and: A WW2 Naval Group of 3 awarded to Observer Sub-Lieutenant (A) Michael ‘Jake’ Stewart Tschudi Broadwood, HMS Exeter, Royal Navy, who died in an accidental air crash on the 27th of June 1941 in a Walrus flying-boat, whilst part of ‘700’ Naval Air Squadron in the Mozambique Channel, comprising: 1939-45 Star, Atlantic Star, War Medal, 1939-1945; medals unnamed as issued, group loose, sold with original OHMS box of issue. As struck. (6) Sold with original OHMS box of issue complete with condolence slip officially named to the recipient, confirming his entitlement. Michael S T Broadwood was born in 1916, and died 27 June 1941, his name is recorded at the Lee On Solent Memorial. Research appears to show that he died during a training accident where the wing of his Walrus flying boat may have fallen loose as it flew over HMS Exeter whilst checking its camouflage from above. In this incident, Petty Officer Airman H.D. Millington, Petty Officer Airman W.A.H. Peters, and Air Artificer 4/c T.G. Finan were also killed at 13-38S, 42-02E in Mozambique Channel. The OHMS box is addressed to his mother: ‘Mrs Beatrice Palmer, Street Farm House, Verulam Street, West Andover, Hants’ and is hand-marked ‘Jake’ in pen.
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