British Campaign Medal Groups & Pairs

General Service Medal, Canal Zone clasp/ Cadet Forces Long Service Medal to Flight Lieutenant Kenneth George Butterfield, Royal Airforce Volunteer Reserve

Gulf Medal/ Navy Long Service & Good Conduct Medal pair to D197648v ALS. Mechanic M Heatley, Royal Navy

Group of 4 to 2423/ 770716 W/O William Grey, 4 Northumberland Howitzer Brigade, Royal Field Artillery

WW2 group of 6 to Sick Berth Chief Petty Officer J. Donohoe, Royal Australian Navy, scarce

Unattributed WW2 group of 6 with miniatures, interesting group

WW2 group of 8 to Chief Petty Officer (S) Cook George William Risby, Royal Navy, includes some history

Modern group of 4 to 24380975 Private/ Corporal M. S. Platts, Army Catering Corps/ Royal Logistics Corps

Africa General Service Medal, Kenya bar/ General Service Medal, Cyprus bar pair to 23180858 Private M. E. Gough, Gloucester Regiment

Queens South Africa Medal (5 bars) to 33930 Pte. M. Spragg, 87 Imperial Yeomanry & WW1 pair (96625 Royal Artillery)

OBE group of 5 to Colonel (late Spr. & Capt.) Samuel Edwin Bower, R.E. (Great War): Lt. Maj. Nat. Def. Coy. & Sherwood Foresters (1939-43) Derby A.F.C. 1944-58 2/Lt.-Col.

Group of 3 to 271389 Robert Christopher Gibson, Royal Navy, he served aboard submarine C.29 which was sunk when his trawler Ariadne strayed into a mine field in the Humber Estuary, 29th August 1915 with all crew killed, see history

Group of 3 to 57764 Sergeant William Walter Coe, Siege Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery, London Gazette 17th June 1918, immediate award of the Meritorious Service Medal, with a small book giving the history of the unit, includes full history

Group of 3 to Constable F. Evens, 267 by the watch committee, bronze medal 18/4/1944, silver medal 16/4/1949, Police Long Service Constable Frank Evens, Liverpool City Police

WW1 trio & Memorial Plaque to Able Seaman Alick Lincoln, Royal Navy, killed by a mine explosion in the English Channel 8th February 1917 onboard HMS Ghurka

Interesting group of 4 to Oliver Johnstone MBE, Merchant Marine, after WW2 was Director, Milford Engineering Works, MBE London Gazette 9th January 1946, includes some history

WW1 trio to K/17179 Richard Henry Congdon, killed on H.M.S. Bullfinch, 15th August 1914, Scartho Road Cemetery, Grimsby, early casualty

Gulf War group of 5 to 24822831 Gunner/ Lance Bombardier J. Speight, Radar Troop/ 40 Field Regiment, Royal Artillery

WW2 trio to Flying Officer Christopher John Fullerton, served Burma 1944-45, includes some history

Group of 4 to X996950 R. V. Weston, L.E.M. R.N.R., formerly D/M.X.508737 Wireman H.M. Landing Craft 2338, he was seriously wounded on D-Day when the landing craft was hit on its ramp at Juno beach, with history

Group of 6 to Captain Walter Horace Swift, General List (late W.0.1 Indian Army Corps of Clerks) served Burma 1943-45, MiD 16/12/1945, Long Service Medal is the Indian issue 16/12/1943

General Service Medal (Northern Ireland bar)/ Iraq Medal (19 Mar to 28 Apr 2008 bar) to 25079082 Private M. P. Hobbs, Royal Logistics Corps

Group of 6 to Lieutenant Colonel Major J. J. Kerr, Hampshire Regiment, T.D. awarded London Gazzett 21/4/1950, with miniatures

An interesting group of medals to John Spencer Wilcock, appointed Chief Inspector of the City of Bradford Police Force, 25th July 1973

WW1 group of 4 to 26911 Driver Wilfred G. Gough, Royal Engineers. Meritorious Service Medal, London Gazette, 17th January 1917

WW1 trio to 6213 John Ormerod, 1 Battalion, East Lancashire Regiment, card shows gunshot wound to lung 29 December 1914 whilst in trenches north of Le Gheer, includes history

Group of 5 to 24475540 Corporal P. Jones, Royal Corps of Transport

WW1 trio & Memorial Plaque to G/2601 Lance Corporal Alfred Geoge Plater, 12 Bn., A Coy., Middlesex Regt. Died of wounds 14 July 1916, Longeval, France. Son of George & Mary Elizabeth Plater of Tufnell Park, London. Includes full service papers

General Service Medal (Northern Ireland)/ Gulf Medal (16 Jan to 28 Feb 1991) pair to 25457937 Bombadier K. Brooks, Royal Artillery

WW1 trio & Memorial Plaque to Albert Edwin Blakemore, 1/6 Cheshire Regiment. Killed in action 28 February 1918, he is commemorated on the Thiepval Memorial

Group of 5 to Pte. William Blanchard, 2/Yorkshire Light Infantry. Sent to France 10/8/1914, some history

WW1 pair & Memorial Plaque to 38762 Pte. Reginald Berry King, Rifle Brigade: Att'd 1/17 Lond. Regt., KIA 09.08.1918

M.B.E. military WW2 group of 5 with Burma Star, original mounted, with miniatures

Group of 3 to art expert John Jack Naimaster, Sergeant, 28 London Regt., 2 bars, joined Oxford & Bucks. Light Infy., 2 Lieutenant, Substantive Captain, later promoted to Major, Chairman of the Fine Art Society, Sotheby's Consultant, see description

General Service Medal, Canal Zone bar/ Police Long Service & Good Conduct Medal pair to Aircraftsman Kenneth Brian Sivell, R.A.F., later joined the City of London Police

Group of 5 to JX.407272 Seaman J. W. Imeson, Royal Navy, includes some history

General Service Medal, Northern Ireland bar/ Iraq Medal pair to 251224667 Lance Corporal Fusilier C. J. Cooke, Royal Welsh Fusiliers

Queen's South Africa Medal (4 bars: Transvaal, Driefontien, Modder River & Belmont) / Kings South Africa Medal (2 bars) pair to Pte. John Tymon, 1 Scots Guards, full service papers, some edge knocks

Meritorious Service Medal (King George VI)/ Medal for Long Service and Good Conduct (Military)(King George V robed head) pair to 7733458 Warrant Officer P. H. Lewin, Royal Army Pay Corps

WW1/WW2 group of 5 to Lieutenant Commander Samuel Walter Bonfield, Royal Navy Volunteer Reserve, served 1917-1918 on HMS Monarch, later HMS Barham, Lieutenant Special Branch Cadet Medal 10/1/1952, with original service papers

Group of 4 to 98277 Gunner W. E. Long, 11 Field Battery, Royal Artillery, India Medal, 3 clasps: Tirah 1897–98, Samana 1897 & Punjab Frontier 1897–98

Group of 6 to Lieutenant/ Captain N. R. Assiter, Royal Engineers. Probably served at D-Day, then the Far East, after the war Quantity Surveyor Major

WWII group of 5 to Lieutenant K. L. U. Corp, Royal Navy Signals, with two photos post-war, some history, Naval GSM bar: Minesweeping 1945-51

Meritorious Service Medal/ Medal for Long Service and Good Conduct (Military) pair to 7733458 W.O.CL.II P. H. Lewin, Royal Army Pay Corps, LSGC George V, MSM George VI 1922-36 issue

WW2 group of 3 to 760803 Sergeant John Inglis, 72nd Field Regiment, Royal Artillery (T.A.), killed in action 23rd May 1940, Dunkirk area, France

Queen's South Africa pair to 2586 Private W. Mills, Middlesex Regiment

Pair to Thomas John Hawkes, Office Keeper, Grade 2, Ministry of National Insurance, New Cross, London Gazette 1st January 1951, British Empire Medal with original papers

Group of 3 to 22286796 CFN. G. D. Crewe, R.E.M.E. (for Korea), then re-enlisted Driver Air Despatcher, 47-55 Air Despatch Squadron, includes some history

WW2 group of 4 to 4270249 Fusilier J. G. Reed, 1 Battalion, Royal Northumberland Fusiliers, prisoner of war, June 1942, Stalag X1-A. General Service Medal: Palestine bar, see history