British Medals

Royal Victorian Medal, silver grade, George VI, second type

Group of 7 to Lt Col Edwin Frederick Kingsley, RA 54th AA Battery London, Home Defence AA Guns 1940, France & Germany Campaign, US Bronze Star for Distinguished Allied Service LG 1949, TD & bar LG 1960, OBE civil 1969 President Tea Brokers Association

Group of 5 to Battery Quarter Master Sergeant (later Captain) Amos Williams, service in South Africa, later France 27-8-1915, where he is Mentioned in Despatches 18-5-1917, service in the Royal Field Artillery, see history

Crimea Medal, Sebastopol bar, to Thomas Wren Carpenter Captain of HMS Britannia, Royal Navy, with a good tone on medal, engraved naming

King Edward VII Coronation Medal in silver, 1902, on ladies bow

WW2 Territorial Efficiency Medal Group of 5 to 5111599 Private J. J. Thompson, Wiltshire Regiment

Metropolitan Police trio to P.C. J. Crisp, K. Division on Queen Victoria Police Diamond Jubilee Medal 1987, K. Division on King Edward VII Police Coronation Medal 1902, with his King George V Police Coronation Medal 1911

Efficiency Medal with CANADA bar, to Trooper F. P. Flack, Canadian Armoured Corps

Naval General Service Medal, MINESWEEPING 1945-51 bar, to P/SSX 819519N W. C. Freedman, A.B., Royal Navy

WWI trio to Alfred N. Bailey, North Somerset Yeomanry, France 28/10/1915

Iraq Medal, no bar, to 25231840 Rifleman S. G. MacDonald, The Rifles, with box of issue

WWI trio to L-11235 Sergeant G. Thomson, 4 Royal Fusiliers, 1914 Star with original '5th AUG.-22nd NOV. 1914' bar

Boer War Pair: Queen's South Africa Medal, 5 Clasps (Cape Colony, Orange Free State, Johannesburg, Diamond Hill & Belfast) & King's South Africa Medal 1901-02 pair to 4971 Private J. Latham, Grenadier Guards

Group of 5 to 183950 Allan Carter, Royal Navy, HMS Pelorus on Naval General Service Medal (Persian Gulf 1909-1914 bar) and Alan Carter PO HMS Pelorus on Naval Long Service and Good Conduct Medal, with copy of service papers

East & West Africa Medal with WITU 1890 clasp, to Leading Seaman George Obee, HMS Humber, Royal Navy, with full service

East & West Africa Medal with BENIN 1897 clasp, to 141949 Samual Shepherd, Dom. 2 Class, HMS Widgeon, Royal Navy, copy of roll

Ashantee Medal 1873-74, no bar, to Petty Officer 1st Class J. Turner, HMS Simoom, Royal Navy

Trio with Buckingham Palace letter addressed to 2 Battalion, Grenadier Guards on their departure to Egypt 3 March 1936, General Service Medal Palestine 1945-48 clasp named to 2626187 Guardsman P. J. Preston, Grenadier Guards

1914-15 Star trio to 5547 Private H. Skerritt, Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry

Metropolitan Police Coronation Medal 1911 and Jubilee Medal 1935 pair to PC W. Bailey

WWI group of 4 to M7848 Painter, Royal Navy, HMS Centaur on Naval Long Service & Good Conduct Medal, with copy of service paper

WWI group of 4 to 30522 Earnest William Aspden, Royal Navy, served on HMS Yarmouth on Naval Long Service & Good Conduct Medal, with copy of service papers

RAF MBE group of 6 to WO Noel Fred Martin, Fitter of Aircraft, served in Burma 1944, awarded the MBE London Gazette 1/1/1945, with copy of service papers, see history

Queen Elizabeth II Platinum Jubilee Medal, 2022, court mounted for wear

Member of the British Empire (MBE), military, Elizabeth II issue, in original fitted case

Group of 4 to Sjt. Frank Harold Burgess, 5th Battalion, Royal Irish Fusiliers, served Balkans 6/12/1915, MiD LG: 14/6/1918 (Egypt), Meritorious Service Medal LG: 3/6/1919 (France), with his original enlistment paper and full service history

Group of 7 to Maj. E. P. Nicholls, 2nd London Bde, RFA; served France from Oct 1915; DSO for gallantry at Morchies 27 Mar 1918; MiD 23 Dec 1918; TD 30 May 1919; later RAF Flying Officer 1940-44; became teacher after war; died London Dec 1955; with history

Group of 3 to John Gordon Davis, RAF, Air Force Cross (1/1/1960), GSM with Malaya Peninsula clasp, and War Medal; enlisted February 1944, Cadet Navigator 1951, later Flying Officer 1952, Flight Lieutenant 1956, retired 3/8/1976, see history

RAF group of 7 to Acting Sqn Ldr Michael George Birt: DFC, AFC, 1939-45 Star, Atlantic Star, Burma Star, Defence and War Medals; No. 27 Sqn, flew Beaufighters on Coastal Command then Mosquitos in Burma; later UK instructor, with ribbons and cuttings

Royal Victorian Medal in sliver, Elizabeth II issue, with case

Queen Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee Medal, 1977, in original fitted case

General Service Medal, 2 bars: Near East & Cyprus, to 22335028 Sapper P. R. Church, Royal Engineers, with box of issue and slip

1914 Star to RTS-2082 Private Fred Sydney, Army Service Corps

Atlantic Star, France and Germany bar, a good original example

Atlantic Star, Air Crew Europe bar, a good example of type

Group of 3 to Sgt. C. J. Watson, Rear Gunner, No. 550 Sqn. RAF, with Air Crew Europe Star (France & Germany Bar), Caterpillar Club badge and condolence letter, KIA 15/7/1944 aboard Lancaster LL837, shot down in France by an Fw190, buried at Bussy-la-Côte

Seringapatam Medal in pewter, 1799, medal is pitted, some wear, scarce in pewter as very few survive

British War Medal 1914-18 to S/5439 Pte Robert Wilfred McGill, 10th Battalion Black Watch (Royal Highlanders), killed in action 9th May 1917 aged 27, of Peebles, Scotland, Remembered with Honour, Doiran Memorial, with CWGC remembrance sheet

India General Service Medal (1854), with “Burma 1885-87” clasp, awarded to 1021 Private Thomas Hayton, 2nd Liverpool Regiment

Naval Long Service and Good Conduct Medal (Victoria) to Leading Stoker J. W. Roach, H.M.S. Ajax, Royal Navy

Territorial Force War Medal and British War Medal pair to Private, later Lieutenant, Robert Edward Birtwistle, Middlesex Regiment; later joined the Indian Army, 13th Rajputs; served in India until 1923; entitled to pair only, with paperwork

India General Service Medal 1854, Chin-Lushai 1889-90 clasp, to 2575 Private W. Taylor, 1st Cheshire Regiment

India Medal 1895-1902, three clasps (Waziristan 1901-02, Tirah 1897-98, Punjab Frontier 1897-98) to 3271 Sepoy Bhola Singh, 16th Bengal Infantry

Group of 3 to 426 Private E. Nicholson, Royal Army Medical Corps: Queen’s Sudan Medal, Queen’s South Africa Medal, 3 bars: Transvaal, Orange Free State and Cape Colony, and King’s South Africa Medal, 2 bars

Crimea Medal 1854, 2 bars: Sebastopol & Alma, unnamed as issued

Royal Observer Corps Medal to Chief Observer D. E. Tookey

Group of 4 to 12526 Leading Signaller Edward Alfred Taylor, Royal Navy, HMS Valiant, served from 29 June 1911 to 19 November 1928, with copy service papers, 1914-18 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal and Royal Navy Long Service & Good Conduct Medal

Royal Navy group of 8 to Commander Francis Henry Stevens, Victualling Branch, 1902–1946, WWI & WWII service, Meritorious Service Medal for HMS Europa at Mudros, MBE (1937), with documents, photos, boatswain’s whistle and ephemera