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1911 Coronation Medal & St John Ambulance Group - Edward & Emma Sandham

1914 Star to 20231 Arthur Edward Ball, 1 Duke of Cornwall Light Infantry, killed in action 23rd July 1916, from Stockwell, London, commemorated on the Thiepval Memorial, includes history

1914 Star to 8856 Lance Corporal H. P. Sharp, South Wales Borders. Shows on card multiple wounds: lost an eye, wound on hip, chest gunshot, wound to leg, includes history

1914 Star to RTS-2082 Private Fred Sydney, Army Service Corps

1914 Star trio to 29554 Driver Alfred Fillet, 3rd Battery, Royal Field Artillery, from Battersea, joined the army on the 29th December 1902 for 3 years, then re-joined for the 1914-18 War, with original paperwork

1914 Star trio to 7090 Pte. James Taylor, 1 Battalion, West Yorkshire Regiment, in the French theatre of war from 8 September 1914, reported missing October 1914, later confirmed prisoner of war interned at Stellin, Germany

1914 Star trio to 9142 Pte. William F. Smith, 15th & 18th Hussars

1914 Star trio to L-5730 Private J. Scotchmer, 1-East Kents

1914 Star trio to L.6106 Private W. G. Clark, 4/Middlesex Regiment

1914 Star trio to L/9115 Pte. Henry William Bedwell, 2 Battalion, East Kent Regiment, POW captured August 1915, with copy card & full research, an interesting lot

1914 Star trio to MS/3485 Motor Driver Charlie Catling from Chesham, Buckinghamshire. Enlisted 5/09/1914 in London, served in France 22/9/1914 to 1918, includes full service papers

1914 Star trio to Private James Gilpin, 2 Manchester Regiment, wounded and discharged, with some history

1914 Star trio to TS/325 Dvr. George Greenway, 'Merchant Reserve Park', A.S.C.

1914 Star with bar/ British War Medal/ Victory Medal trio & school medal to Sergeant Henry Louis Davies, 2 Welsh Regiment, school medal from Bristol Sick Children's Hospital 1800, with history

1914 Star with bar/ British War Medal/ Victory Medal trio to Pte. Louis Joseph Kemp, 2/ Royal Sussex Regiment, from Crowhurst 12th August 1914, see history

1914 Star with rosette/ Victory Medal/ British War Medal trio to 1614 Private R. Baker, Army Service Corps, note ribbons mixed up, also the bar is on the victory medal ribbon, with his wound badge broken and cap badge missing the slider

1914-15 Star & Victory Medal pair to 23229 Pte. Sidney A. Harrington, 15/ Hussars (France 23/4/1915)

1914-15 Star to 12518 Pte. James Smith, 9th Yorkshire Regiment

1914-15 Star to 12803 Corporal R. H. Bunn, Lincoln Regiment

1914-15 Star to 16578 Lance Corporal H. Foster, Worcester Regiment

1914-15 Star to 3422 Cpl. Herbert Charles Bindon, 1st County of London Yeomanry. Served Egypt 28/4/1915, discharged 22/12/1915

1914-15 Star to 3422 L/Cpl. H. C. Bindon, 1st County of London Yeomanry

1914-15 Star to 97980 Farrier Quarter Master Sergeant Joseph. W. Wilson, Royal Field Artillery

1914-15 Star to W-624 Pte. Charles Norman, 13 Cheshire Regiment (Port Sunlight Battalion), entitled to S.W.B.

1914-15 Star trio to 11667 Pte. A. Kennelly, 1 Coldstream Guards, frostbite to feet, invalidated 31/3/1915, includes papers

1914-15 Star trio to 1953 Cpl. E. J. Damm, Military Foot Police, France 29/11/1915

1914-15 Star trio to 3108/ 200788 Pte. Walter J. Greenwald, 1/7 Middlesex Regiment, France 25/7/1915, entitled to Meritorious Service Medal 4/6/1917

1914-15 Star trio to 5547 Private H. Skerritt, Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry

1914-15 Star trio to A.B. Robert Flower, Royal Navy Volunteer Reserve, served WW1 in East Africa on HMS Manica

1914-15 Star trio to D.1670 Sergeant T. Doyle, Military Foot Police, France 25/8/1915

1914-15 Star trio to D.M.2-112410 Pte. W. C. Douglas, Army Service Corps

1914-15 Star trio to Pte. William D. Marlon, 2/East Surrey Regt. & M.G.C. Regular Army

1914-15 Start to 320210 Rifleman Thomas Arthur Terry, 6 London Regiment, served Battle of Loos, Battle of Vimy Ridge & Battle of Messines, before being wounded during the retreat of 1918, he came from Greenwich, with history

1914-15 trio to 1213 Private F. H. Radmall, South Notts Hussars, later appears to have joined the RAF, with silver ID bracelet and old Comrades Association Badge, scarce unit, please note he has mounted his medals in the wrong order, an interesting lot

1914-15 trio to 2457/ 350685 Pte. E. J. Camp, 7 London Regiment, with papers

1914-15 trio to S-4094517 Private A.E. Bentall, Army Service Corps, with various postcards to his wife

1914-1915 Star to 911 Hav. Sohna Khan, 1-33 PJBS.

1939-45 Star

2 brothers- 1914-15 Star to G-1111 Pte. B. Greenbaum, 2/Buffs. & WW1 pair to Pte. L. Greenbaum, A.S.C. (older brother)

2 brothers: K/14281 Stoker George Henry Couch, 1st class, Royal Navy, HMS Tiger, KIA at Dogger Bank 24/1/1915, & 35050 Boy 1 S. T. Couch, Royal Navy, HMS Dolphin, with medal for Slesvig, Denmark, 1920 (not confirmed), includes history

3 groups to the Marchbank family: Lt. Col. William Richard Marchbank, 4th VB West Surrey/ Essex Regiments, ASC (TA), Major William George Marchbank, East Anglian Transport & Supply Column, ASC (TA), & Lt. Col. Harold George Marchbank RA, see descriptions

A fine Distinguished Flying Cross group of 5 with log book, paperwork, badges and full history of operations over Germany, to 178478 Pilot Officer Noel Truman, Flight Engineer with No.625 Squadron, RAFVR, see history

A fine group of 10 to Rear Admiral Henry Clive Rawlings, C.B. D.S.O., Royal Navy, see description

A fine group of 6 to Lieutenant Colonel Roger Gilmore Bacon, 1 Battalion, Royal Munster Fusiliers, 124 D.C.O. Baluchistan Infantry, 71st Punjabis, 1/1 Baluch Regiment & Pioneers Corps, full history

A fine group of 9 to Major Cyril Henry Wallace Pugh, MC, MBE: 21st (4th Public Schools) Bn Royal Fusiliers & 6th KSLI, twice wounded 1917–18, awarded MC for gallantry July 1918 & MBE June 1944 for Home Guard; Oxford BA/MA Law, with photos & research file

A fine group to Major William Howard, Army Ordnance Corps (Boer War), Commissary of Ordnance (Tientsin, China), Mediterranean Expeditionary Force (Egypt), MiD: 1916, 1918 & 1919, awarded OBE in 1919, O.E.O 2nd class 1928 & 1st class 1933, see description

A fine O.B.E. group of 6 to Lieutenant Colonel Herbert Averill Elton, Royal Engineers, mentioned in despatches by Lord Kitchener, served South Africa and France, Fellow of the Surveyors Institute, full service history included

A good DSO/ Commander of St Micheal & St George group of 8 to Lieutenant Colonel Alfred Woodis Parsons, 19th Princess of Wales Own Hussars, MiD several times in South Africa & WWI, operations in Natal including Reitfontein & Lombard Kop, see history