British Campaign Medal Groups & Pairs

Group of 4 to Orderly William Clark, Saint John/ British Red Cross Society for War Service, with service papers

WW1 trio to Private/ Lieutenant H. J. Saunders, South Africa Service Corps, Motor Transport

WW1 trio to MS/4015 Pte. William Pickles, 8 Division Supply Column, Army Service Corps 5/11/1914, full papers, later served in the A.R.P. in WW2, includes some history

Group of 4 to John James Woodhouse, 151 Field Artillery, with MiD certificate, London Gazette 8th November 1945, joined the artillery 16th October 1939, with some history

WW1 pair to 2/Lt. Cecil E. Gouldsmith, R. W. Surrey/ Suffolk Regt. att. Indian Army. Freeman of the City of London

WW1 trio in original boxes to Lieutenant Clement John Wedgwood, Army Service Corps, Motor Transport Section, he came from Walton on Thames, served Egypt 29th March 1915, MiD 29th March 1915, includes full history

Rhodesia, group of 5 to 22990 Stk. Leader John Dodds, later British South Africa Police

Group of 4 to 4396020 Warrant Officer J. hemingway, Royal Army Ordnance Corps, MiD for Burma 10th January 1946

Queen Victoria Police Jubilee Medal 1887 with 1897 bar/ King Edward VII Police Coronation Medal pair to Police Constable James Piper, Y Division, Hammersmith. With the Metropolitan Police for 25 years, joined 11 June 1877 & left 16 June 1902, some history

Scarce Great War pair to 3311 Pte. William N. Broadhurst, 1/1 Leicestershire Yeomanry (includes research)

Group of 4 to 878846 Bdr. B. C. Smith, R.A., EIIR EM (Territorial)

WW1 pair to Lieut. H. W. Wolvererson, RAF

WW1 trio to 3551 Hubert Ogden, Royal Marines Medical Unit, enlisted 22nd March 1915, wounded 6th July 1916, includes history

Merchant Marine 1914-18 pair to Master Mariner William George Hogan

WW1 trio to 5420 Charles Clark, Royal Naval Reserve, His Majesty's Trawler Golden Spur, with full service papers

Group of 3 to 2nd Lieutenant William Gerard Bannister, South Staffs. Indian Reserve of officers, enlisted 17th October 1914, served with B.E.F. 9th March 1917 - 9th November 1917, wounded late October 1917, commissioned 4th July 1918, see history

War Medal 1939-45, Defence Medal & Territorial Efficiency Decoration dated 1953

Metropolitan police pair to police Sergeant George Alfred Ratcliff, A Division, retired 1898, recalled to T Division 1902

Two Special Constabulary Long Service Medals, George V, double issue to Special Constable James Victor Riches, Norfolk Police Special Constabulary, with history

Fletcher family, father & son medals, 2 groups, father served in the Special Constabulary, son served WW2 in the Royal Signals, later in the Civil Defence

WW1 trio with school medals for Cromer Scool Board 1903-04, Norfolk Education Committee 1905-6, some hallmark silver, to Driver Cyril Aldis, Army Service Corps, France 1915-18, also with a good driving medal 1936

WW1 pair to Lieutenant Danial William Tuffill, Army Service Corps, served France, later Captain, 170th Heavy Battery, Royal Artillery, includes a large file of research, interesting history

King George V Police Coronation Medal/ King Edward VII Police Coronation Medal pair to George William Manual, Metropolitan Police, Warrant Number 85761, joined 27/11/1899, left 30/11/1925, last posted to X Division, Sub Divisional inspector, with history

Group of 4 to South African Private A. H. Dixon, 8 South Africa infantry, Pretoria Regiment

WW1 pair to 1428 Pte. W. Denson, Cheshire Yeomanry

Group of 4 to Constable William L. Gyte, Metropolitan Police, served South London

WW1 pair to 1896/ 165820 Pte. Reginald Smith, 1/1st North Somerset Yeomanry

WW1 pair to Pte. Lawrence Pike, North'd Yeomanry & M.G.Corps, No.32262 & I05406

Group of 5 to 2080722 Bombardier John T. Kenney, 121 Light Anti-Aircraft, Royal Artillery (Leicester Regiment), includes Efficiency Medal (Territorial scroll bar), served Normandy 1944, see history

WW1 pair to 3306/ 721079 Pte. Harold E. Lee, 24 London Regt., with 8 school medals for good attendance from 1905-1912, from 200 Penton Place, Walworth, London

WW1 pair to 2166 Pte. J. A. Dove, Cheshire Yeomanry

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

WW1 pair to Captain Charles Catterall, Army Service Corps, Captain & Adjutant, Mechanical Transport, from Rugby Shool, joined 1915, MiD twice: 29th May 1917 & 8th July 1919, missing 1914/15 Star, see history

WW1 trio to 13150 Arthur Sidney Hills, 6th Battalion, Northants Regiment, discharged 25th May 1916, wounds to the head (bullet)

WW2 group of 3 to 560624 Warrant Officer Aden Levies Hall: Defence Medal, War Medal 1939-45 & Royal Air Force Long Service and Good Conduct Medal

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

WW1 trio to 19833 Pte. John E. Spicer, 15/ Hampshires (and 52340 Pte. Somerset Light Infantry). Served Gallipolli 22.09.1915

WW1 trio to Private Edwin Samual Waters, Lincoln Regiment, 2nd Battalion, wounded 18th October 1915, later transferred to the Labour Corps 652 Agricultural Company, with copy of the War Diaries, wounded 25th September 1915, with full history

WW1 trio and bugling medallion named to Lance Corporal William Langridge, Berkshire Regiment, attached to 264 Railway Construction Company, with full service papers

Police group of 4 to Inspector Harrison S. Small

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

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

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

WW1 pair to 66291 John Gordon Melville, 26 Bat., Royal Fusiliers, died 1/8/17, from Richmond, Surrey

Great War pair to 33607 Pte. William H. Griffin, 12th (Bristol) Bn., The Gloucestershire Regt. (formerly 8th Bn.). KIA 28.06.1918

WW1 pair to 12236 Lance Corporal W. E. Chanin, 20th Bn., Royal Fusiliers

WW1 pair to M.27894 Cook's Mate Wilfred Lawson Deeley, HMS Forward

WW1 trio to 1375 Private G. R. Peake, 1- Rhodesia Regiment, ribbons worn