British Campaign Medal Groups & Pairs

WW1 group of 3 to 2Lt. E. I. Thompson, A.S.C., Iraq clasp on GSM

WW1 pair to 4539 Sgt. G. MacTavish, 10th Bn., Australian Imperial Force. Twice wounded in action (France)

Group of 5 medals to S/Ldr. T. Hamilton Brown, Technical Branch, RAF

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

WW1 pair to 2/Lieut. Douglas Harold Parker, Notts & Derby Regt.

Group of 6 to Petty Officer J. Frederick Summerfield, Royal Fleet Reserve, with service papers

Group of 3 to 4048047 Corporal- Sergeant Jack Tulk, R.A.F., enlisted in 1946

WW2 group of 6 to Captain A. K. Homersham, Royal Army Service Corps & Royal Electric Mechanic Engineers, formerly 7881129 Trooper, 22 Armoured Car Company, Westminster Dragoons, with photo & some history

Group of 3 to Corporal G. W. Brand, Cal.Sco. A.F.I. on WW1 medal, 37 Cal.Pre sy.Bat

WW1 War Medal/ Long Service & Good Conduct Medal to 1420 Staff Sergeant Arthur Leigh Pearson, Military Provost Staff Corps, only medal entitlement, with history

South Africa pair to 1523 Pte. P. G. May, Duke of Edinburgh Volunteer Rifle Corps, Bandsman on Queen's South Africa Medal

Queen's South Africa Medal/ King's South Africa Medal pair to 5901 Corporal George Palmer, served with the 2nd East Surrey Regiment, with service papers

WW2 group of 5 to 916213 Gunner A. G. Upton, B Battery (H.A.C.) 11th Royal Horse Artillery (T.A.) formerly 96th Field Artillery, R.A. (R. Devon Yeo.)

Group of 4 to 4526034 Gunner Karl Nicholas Schumacher, no WW1 service, served with 630 Regiment, Royal Artillery from 1st June 1924 to 1954 (over age), see history

Group of 5 to L. F. T. Potter, Long Service Reserve Navy, he served on merchant ship Kyno, the 3946 tons ship was attacked and sunk by U-boat I-28 Gunter Kuhnke on 28th August 1940, see history

Catchpole family medals: Sergeant Alfred James Catchpole, 2 Battalion, Middlesex Regiment and prisoner of war 27th May 1918, and his son: Sub Inspector/ Sergeant Alfred Catchpole, Metropolitan Police Special Constabulary

Family groups to Herbert Cecil Curran: Special Constabulary/ WW2 Lieutenant Pioneer Corps 17/6/1944, Coronation Medal confirmed, & Terence Edward Curran: Engine Fitter, Grade 2, 9/8/1943, enlisted Carrington April 1940, RAF 20/12/1945, includes history

Group of 7 to 4385393 Private E. Strutt, Green Howards, pre-war Palestine GSM, 1939-45 Star, Africa Star, Italy Star, France & Germany Star, Defence Medal & War Medal 1939-45

New Zealand group of 4 to 33293 Sapper Francis Alfred Campbell, 21st Reinforcement New Zealand Expeditionary Force 1916-19, and served in New Zealand from 7th February 1941

Group of 4 to 12862 Pte. later W.O. class 2, Arthur Noah, Royal Fusiliers, later 23 London, with history

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

Group of 5 to 7360587 Corporal Harry Warwick, Royal Army Medical Corps. Joined 1/11/1939 as a Nursing Orderly, posted to Infantry Training Depot, France, evacuated from Dunkirk, served in India 1942, then Burma, 1944, as part of 14 Division. Full history

Pair to 19099156 Reginald James Howe, enlisted 15/4/1948 to 6/11/1968, served as Radio Artificer Trading Instructor 1/1/1962, comes with his red book and wedding photo, service in book, served with the Royal Electrical Mechanic Engineers

Husband & wife WW2 medals, group of 6 to 1430523 Bdr. W. R. Jebb, Royal Artillery with wife's RAF pair & small photo

Group of 5 to Sergeant Henry Mathew Poet, 1/7 Queen's Regiment. Served in North Africa, GSM Malaya bar, includes some history

WW1 group of 3 to Lieutenant Robert Anthony Bassham, served with the 16 London Regiment, on roll as wounded in France 13/3/1918, with history

Group of 6 to Trooper J. H. Owen, 40th King's Royal Tank Regiment, named on Efficiency Medal, served North Africa, Italy & Greece, court-martialed 1946, with history

Trio to Sqdn. Ldr. William Henry E Marriott, R.A.F., Admin & Special Duties Branch

Group of 4 to 642868 Sergeant J. W. Nichols, R.A.F. (1939 enlistment)

Group of 3 medals to Squadron Leader/ Group Captain William Henry E. Marriott, R.A.F.

Group to Pte. Harry Kaufman, 4th Bn., Green Howard's Yorkshire Regiment, shot while evading the enemy from captivity in Italy 9/5/1944, originally captured in North Africa, commemorated on the Alamein Memorial, includes papers, lots of interesting history

Group of 4 to 105/250014 C/Sgt. + C.Q.M.S. A.F.D. Murden, 2/1st & 3rd Battalions, The London Regiment (Royal Fusiliers)(T.F.) & C.Q.M.S. Labour Corps, Gallipoli & Egypt, Francs & UK

WW2 group of 5 to 841335 Leading Aircraftman A. A. Pearce, Royal Auxiliary Air Force, includes Air Efficiency Award

South Africa WW2 group of 7, served with the police after the war, various long service medals

Group of 5 to South African Signaller W. T. Seale, a shipping agent from Port Elizabeth. Seaward Defence Force 1940-41, Royal Navy until 1942 (Pretoria Castle, South Atlantic). Full service papers, see description

Group of 4 to Acting Squadron Leader E. H. Webb, R.A.F.

Group of 5 to 6969157 Pte. C. E. Anderson, Surreys

WW1 pair to Lieut. E. Bate, 9th/10th London Regt., Hackney/ Q. Vic. Rifles. Pre-war Territiorial (1909) who refused to sign the 'Imperial Service Obligation' until November 1916

Group of 7 to 133979 Lorry Driver Barends Johannes De Bruyn, joined 25 Road Construction Company in 1940/ Bomb Disposal, Suez 1943, after the war joined the South Africa prison service c.1947 (Pollsmoor), 18 years service with medal 1st June 1969

Group of 4 to Chief Petty Officer Writer Reginald Cutting, Royal Navy, served from 1913- 1928, see papers

Group of 6 to 2580879 Signalman E. Gardiner, Royal Signals

Group of 4 to Petty Officer 1st Class 177465 Joseph Bedbrook, LSGC Medal: HMS Seahorse

Group of 5 to 543657 Leading Aircraftman D. Barkley, R.A.F., India General Service Medal, North West Frontier 1937-39 bar, 1939-45 Star, Burma Star, Defence Medal, War Medal, IGSM engraved as correct for period, shows service for the far east

Korea pair to Gunner John Arthur Wigley, served WW2 with the Royal Army Ordnance Corps, War Medal listed in book, then Korea for 1 year, then Hong Kong with the Royal Artillery, then Merchant Navy, see service book, full history with original paperwork

Group of 4 to S.P.O. John Watson, HMS Pembroke, Royal Navy, full service 1914-1927, see paperwork

Group of 3 to 24576975 Staff Sergeant I. E. Evans, Royal Signals

Group of 4 to 221633 Leading Seaman Stephen William Docwra, HMS Iron Duke, Royal Navy, served from 1902-1926, full service history

Group of 6 to 2587682 Driver H. P. Donlon, Royal Signals, later Sub Officer, Fire Brigade, British Aerospace, with photo card