British Campaign Medal Groups & Pairs

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

Group of 3 to 1852943 Sergeant V. C. Topham, 462 Squadron, RAF: Bomber Command Comemmorative Medal, Air Crew Europe Star & 1939-45 Star ribbon with Bomber Command clasp (missing medal)

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

General Service Medal (scarce Brunei bar)/ Campaign Service Medal (Borneo bar) pair to 23546557 Pte. M. Saunders, Queen's Own Highlanders

Group of 4 to Albert A. Kinsey, Leading Electrical Mechanic, HMS Bulwark, Royal Navy (Radfan GSM scarce to Navy)

Group of 6 to Lieutenant/ Captain (Royal Army Medical Corps 1915-19) & Surgeon Commander (Royal Navy Volunteer Reserve 1931-42) Daniel McKinlay Reid, M.B. C.H.B. Killed in the blackout December 1943. See history.

Royal Navy group of 5 to Lieutenant P. T. Westwood, later promoted to Lieutenant Commander 20th August 1956, R.N.R. Served Atlantic & Mediterranean Theatre in WW2, some history, scarce Minesweeping 1945-51 bar on Naval General Service Medal

WW1 OBE group of 5 to Temporary Captain Walter Harrison Fielding, 2/1 East Anglian Field Company, Royal Engineers Aircraft construction works, served Gallipoli 16/8/1915, MiD London Gazette 14/6/1918, with service history

Group of 4 to Temporary Lieutenant Robert R. Kerr, Royal Army Medical Corps/ Royal Army Ordnance Corps. MBE: 3/6/1919

Egypt Medal, 2 bars/ Khedives Star pair to 633 William Webster, 2 Gordon Highlanders, originally from Fife, Scotland, includes some history

WW1 group of 4 to 324001 Sergeant Major A. J. H. Edwards, Royal Army Medical Corps

Group of 6 to 24899031 Pte. C. P. Byrne, Royal Army Ordnance Corps, Royal Logistics on Northern Ireland GSM

Group of 5 to C. Sergeant B. W. Sykes, Duke of Wellington's Regiment, Yorks.

Group of 7 to Lieutenant Commander Engineer Daniel C. Campbell, Royal Navy, served from 1941-46, after the war he served on cruise liners, comes with copies of service, original photos and a chart for Murmansk dated 1942

Group of 5 to Musician Gunner Charles G. Stearin, Royal Garrison Artillery, France 19/12/1915, medals worn, Meritrious Service Medal mint (never worn), with history

Group of 3 to 24791256 Private M. Webster, Army Catering Corps. General Service Medal (Northern Ireland clasp), Nato Medal (Former Yugoslavia clasp), & Accumulated Service Medal

Group of 5 to 23680 Artillery Musician Charles F. Stearn, Royal Garrison. WW1 trio, Long Service & Good Conduct Medal & Meritorious Service Medal (GVI), worn

General Service Medal, Canal Zone clasp/ Efficiency Medal, T & A.V.R. scroll bar (Territorial & Army Volunteer Reserve) pair to Sergeant T. M. Clarke, Royal Signals

India Medal (Punjab Frontier 1897-98 bar)/ Queens South Africa Medal (2 bars: Relief of Ladysmith & Tugela Heights) pair, to Lance Sergeant T. S. Vicary, 1st Bn., Devon Regt., died of disease 16/4/1900 in South Africa, with photo of the grave

Group of 4 to 4124/13537 Pte. William Stewart, 21 Lancers, Egypt 5th September 1915, with original photos, passport & service book, shows he joined up on 27th October 1897 & left the army October 1920, includes some history

Group of 6 to 53844 Pte. B. C. Winfield, Oxfordshire & Bucks Light Infantry, Prisoner of War with the 4th Battalion at Dunkirk, captured 30th May 1940, sent to Stalag VIII-B, Lamsdorf 25th June 1940, with some history & various badges

Group of 4 to Captain Henry Vaughn Hawkins, Royal Engineers, attached Sudan Government Railway, awarded Order of the Nile (has come attached from medal suspension) London Gazette 16th January 1923

Group of 4 to 254001 Gunner Hugh Smith, Royal Artillery, served at the Yarrow Hospital, Kent, medal named to H. Smith, in recognition of his sympathetic help to wounded soldiers, scarce medal

Queen's South Africa group of 4 to John Hardy, 2 Battalion, West Yorkshire Regiment, served Saint Nazaire, France, 10/9/1914, discharged May 1915, see history, good war diary

Group of 5 to Chief Petty Officer Harold Frank Pepper, Royal Navy. He served on submarines all through his service from 1935-51, HMS Porpoise/ Otway/ Cachalot/ Vangarian, various ops to Norway, Cherbourg encounter with a U-Boat, with detailed history

Trio to 24665788 Staff Sergeant Steve Quinn, Royal Army Medical Corps for 22 years. Started as a Medical Assistant, attached to and served with the Infantry Signals and Logistics units in various parts of the world. With a copy of his full service history

Two brothers- WW1 pair & Memorial Plaque to Pte. John Henry Owen, 1st S.A.I. & Mercantil Marine Medal to Douglas M. Owen, Merchant Navy (Cook)

Group of 6 with miniatures to Sqdn. Ldr. D. W. J. Gooding, RAF.

Group of 6 to 4380625 Pte. Artur Robert Penman, 2/Green Howards. Includes large photo of him and a framed certificate for the 1935 Jubilee Medal (scarce King-Emperor issue)

India GSM/ Army LSGC pair to Sub Conductor & Sgt. J. Bidwell, 2 Quater Master Generals Dpt. & Miscellaneous List, Indian Army. LSGC in running script

Crimea Medal (1854)/ Turkish Crimea Medal (1854-56) pair, unnamed

Group of 7 to Warrant Officer 1st class Captain F. P. Geehan, R.E.M.E., served Cyprus, Italy & North Africa, 8th Army bar

Group of 4 to 7298 Corporal Alfred George Mansbridge, 2 Bn., Kings Royal Rifle Corps, served France 28/8/1914 - 1918, with full service papers, medal to the 56 London Division T.A., with original documents, photos & ID tags a good lot

Group of 5 to 25326 Driver Lance Corporal Cyril Collingwood, 2 Signal Company, Royal Engineers, France 17th August 1914, later service in India, Waziristan 1921-24, Rawalpindi 24th December 1924, with service history

Father & Son medals. Father: Superintendant Alfred B. Moore, St John serving brother. Son: Lance Corporal R. C. E. Moore, St John Ambulance War Service Medal, Somerset bar & shooting medals. See description, an interesting lot