British Campaign Medal Groups & Pairs

Company Sergeant Major Frederick John Murphy Huen, 63 Divisional Supply Column, Army Service Corps, MiD: LG 24/12/1917 (France), MSM: LG 18/1/1919 (France & Flanders), with certificates & photo. After the war he drove busses in Brighton

Group of 7 to George Hamilton, Merchant Navy, who was Chief Officer of S.S.S.T. Margaret when the vessel was torpedoed and sunk 27th February 1943, includes a large file of history & original brave conduct citation, scarce

Military Medal group of 5 to 916-935074 Sergeant William E. Hawkes Hames, 1 -3 City of London Brigade, Royal Field Artillery, C/282 Brigade, wounded (gassed) 5/11/1917, Military Medal, London Gazette: 14/51919

Group of 4 to Sapr. Charles W. Holland, 92 Field Company, Royal Engineers, Military Medal London Gazette 11/12/1916, wounded 1917, Victory Medal named R.A.

British Empire Medal group of 6 to 733335 Sergeant Leonard Thomas Pyke, Royal Corps of Signals

Group of 5 to 2484933 Pte. D. I. McMillan, Army Catering Corps/ Royal Logistics

British Empire Medal group of 8 to F/0626435 F/Sgt. E. J. Cooper, Medical Secretary, RAF

WW1 group of 4 to RFRRA 3538 Driver R. Fitch, 15 Brigade & 80 Battery, R.F.A. Military Medal, London Gazette 9th July 1917, wounded November 1917

Group of 4 to 24877750 Corporal P. S. Clarke, Royal Logistics Corps, with scarce ribbon for Sierra Leone confirmed with box of issue for medal

Group of 7 to 161242 3rd Air Mechanic Robert William Forrester, Rigger (Aero) R.A.F. Born: 25/2/1901, served Russian Expeditionary Force (4/7/19- 24/9/19), with Russian Bravery Medal (not confirmed) numbered 19558, served WW2 in North Africa, with history

Group of 5 to D199957R WEA M. P. O'Donoghue, Royal Navy, Weapon Specialist, scarce

Group of 5 to 24762330 Staff Sergeant/ Signalman M. A. Tench, Royal Signals

Interesting group of 4 to Captain B.S.J. Bedford, Royal Logistics Corps, later joined the police as a Constable: QEII Golden Jubilee Medal 2002, QEII Diamond Jubilee Medal 2012, Police Long Service and Good Conduct Medal & Volunteer Reserves Service Medal

Scarce issue of the British Empire Medal, George V, first type, civil/ Imperial Service Medal pair, to Robert Barr, Belfast General Post Office, BEM 28th June 1936, ISM 9th November 1936

WW1/ WW2 merchant navy group of 5 to Captain & Master Peter Little, who was killed by an ariel bombing from a German long-range bomber on 16th April 1941, en route from Sierra Leone to Liverpool. Includes a large file of research, see description

Group of 6 to 46241 Squadron Leader Robert Fernie, RAF Intelligence, Administrative & Special Duties Branch from 1941-47, MBE 11 November 1947, includes some history

Group of 3 to 2492 Pte. W. Stevens, (Victoria Division) South Eastern Central Division 1922, with 1911 St. John Ambulance Brigade Coronation Medal named to him, and the 21 Years Southern Railway Centre St John Medal in 9ct gold, hallmarked & dated 1927

Group of 4 to 24900198 Corporal J. S. Bowler, Royal Engineers

Group of 7 to V.0576068 Flt. Sgt. Donald Ian Douglas, RAF. London Gazette 1 January 1966 for the British Empire Medal

Sergeant Geoffrey Andrew Bennetts, Wireless Operator and Air Gunner in 99 Squadron, RAF. He was lost during a bombing mission on Berlin on May 9th, 1941. Bennetts was last heard calling for help at 5:20 am, posthumously MiD, LG: January 1942, see history

Group of 3 to Pte. William Thomas morris, 2 Royal Sussex, later joined the Bedford Regiment, with history confirming medals, also includes original photos

Group of 7 to Aubrey Reginald Benorthan, Royal Artillery, served 1920-1950 (Home Service, India, Sudan), with old service book and old driver's pass for Sudan Sergeant/ Artificer

Group of 6 to Pte,/ Spr. Alfred E. Coates, Dorset Regiment, Royal Engineers. Present at the Relief of Ladysmith, Tugela Heights & Laing's Nek. With Princess Mary tin (WW1), South Africa Tin & ribbon for South African Relief of Ladysmith, Feb. 28, 1900

Military Medal/ British War Medal/ Victory Medal trio to Wilfred G. Jones, 19 Machine Gun Corps. Awarded the Military Medal on 22 October 1918, all medals confirmed with full service papers

Group of 3 to 25135164 Gunner / Lance Bombardier R. Tyson, Royal Artillery

Group of 6 to 25021840 Lance Corporal D. C. Holt, R.E.M.E., with Accumulated Campaign Service Medal

Group of 3 to 1384041 Sergeant Derek Henry Evans, RAF, killed in action carrying 21 500lb mines on an attack on Saarbrucken, 19/9/1942, Evans was a pilot with 115 Squadron and flew Wellingtons, includes history

Chief Stoker F. J. Stone, Royal Navy. Joined the Submarine Service in 1929 and served on HMS H43, H48, Oxley, Rover, Porpoise, Dolphin, Cyclops and Severn. MiD 1/1/1941 for service aboard HMS Severn, which took part in the Norwegian Campaign from Nov 1939

Group of 3 to 1323 Pte. Joseph Clark, 1 Battalion, Highland Light Infantry, with service papers

Group of 4 to Staff Sergeant Thomas Moreland Johnson, Indan Army Ordnance Corps. Enlisted King's Own Royal Lancaster Regiment, served Malta & Jersey, transferred to India (Eastern Persian borders), then Afghanistan 1919. MiD MBE 1927, includes history

Group of 6 to 24689846 Fusilier N.T. Bates, Royal Regiment of Fusiliers

Group of 4 to 98277 Gunner W. E. Long, 11 Field Battery, Royal Field Artillery, includes large file of research

WW1 trio & Memorial Plaque to 13382 Pte. Arthur Edward Habermel, 4th (Pioneer) Battalion, Coldstream Guards. Killed in action 13/12/1916, Combles, with engraved watch presented to his family one year after his death, includes history

British Empire Medal group of 4 to Sergeant Thomas Alexander Faragher, Liverpool & Bootle Police for LSGC, London Gazette 23 May 1972, with some history

Group of 5 to 25058763 Corporal J. Gilmour, Royal Logistics Corps. Served in Iraq & Afghanistan

WW1 Military Medal group to Pte. Cyril Hicks, 39 Ammunition Sub-Park, Army Service Corps. London Gazette 23 February 1918, with some history

Group of 3 to William Morris; London Midland & Scottish Railway Ambulance Brigade Medal (9ct. gold), St Andrew's Ambulance Association Medal & Best Section Member Medal 1915 Dundee (9ct. gold)

Group of 5 medals to Instructor Lieutenant Harry H. Sellar, Royal Navy

WW2 group of 6 to Flight Lieutenant Henry Tweddell, RAF

British Empire Medal group of 5 to Charles William Crouch, Sergeant, later Technical Grade 11, BEM LG: 13/6/1964, Royal Aircraft Establishment, Farnborough, Ministry of Defence

Operational Service Medal for Afghanistan/ NATO Medal (ISAF bar) pair to 30069130 Pte. Daniel Dear, 1st Bn., Royal Anglican Regt., served in Operation Herrick XI in 2009 & Operation Herrick XVI in 2016, includes photos, ID card, ID tags & some history

Group of 4 to 14718031 Sergeant John McWhirter Ross, Royal Corps of Signals, British Empire Medal London Gazette 10th June 1948

WW1 group of 5 to 8655 Private/ Sergeant Horace William Pinnock, King's Royal Rifle Corps/ Rifle Brigade (6462), served from 20th December 1914, includes history

Group of 5 to 4856 Drummer/ Pte. William White, 2nd Royal Warwickshire Regiment, gunshot wound 24/10/1914, served through the war, includes service papers

Group of 4 to 488 Tel. J. P. Bell, including Reserve Long Service and Good Conduct Medal to Royal Naval Volunteer Wireless Auxiliary Reserve, scarce medal- only 200 issued from 1939-57, awarded for 12 years of service

Group of 4 to William Edward Long, 3 Middlesex Artillery Volunteers (India 1895-1902, 3 bars confirmed), then served in WW1 with the 83 Brigade (France, 1915) where he was thrown from his water cart (1916) and evacuated home, includes service papers

British Empire group of 7 to 4063697 Acting Corporal Robert Macfarlane Macleod. Served WW2 in the Royal Navy, then later in the Far East. He was presented his medal on 1st January 1955 by the commanding officer of 90 Group, RAF

Trio to 2640 Sergeant Arthur Harris, Royal Garrison Artillery, 393 Siege Battery, won Military Medal during 3rd Battle of Ypres, admitted to 64th Field Ambulance suffering a gunshot to his leg 8th October 1917, MM LG: 17th December 1917, see history