British Medals £100 - £500

Second China War Medal, Taku Forts 1860 bar, to Thomas Barris, 1st Dragoon Guards, some edge knocks

Gulf War Medal, 16 Jan-28 Feb 1991 clasp, to Plt. F. F. Ghebaru, Sp. Mil. Chr. 100, named to a Romanian, scarce

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 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

Air Crew Europe Star, good condition

India General Service Medal, Jowaki 1877-8 bar, to 264 Private J. Ward, 9th Regiment, Norfolk Regiment

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

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 General Service Medal, Perak clasp, to 50 Private G. Smith, 10 Lincolnshire Regiment

Military Medal to 326279 Sergeant George Cowan, 110 Siege Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery, 27 Brigade, for action during the German Spring Offensive in April 1918, London Gazette 29th August 1918, with full history

Territorial Decoration/ Cadet Forces Long Service Medal pair to Major A. S. Jenkins, C.C.F.

Royal Victorian Order, 4th class, number 1857

Military Medal to 3380 Pte. Henry Ward, 16/ Lancashire Fusiliers, 2 Salford Pals, formerly 9 Lancashire Fusiliers, card shows wounded at Gallipoli, London gazette 24/1/1919

Crimea Medal, Azoff bar, unnamed as issued, a nice example

Para Badge, hallmarked 9ct gold, 1947-48

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

East and West Africa Medal, Benin 1897 bar, to W. E. Horne, Royal Navy, HMS Theseus

China War Medal (1900) to Scyce. Dinchee, 35 Pioneers, bronze

Khedive's Sudan Medal in bronze, 1910, type 1, unnamed as issued, scarce

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

Military Medal to 19583 Pte. John Caine, 2 East Lancashire Regiment, killed in action 27th May 1918

Royal Red Cross, 2nd class, in box of issue, Elizabeth II issue, dated 1972, scarce

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

Ashantee Medal 1873-74 to Sergeant James Gardner, Army Hospital Corps

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

Ashantee Medal, 1873-74, to 1558 Sergeant James Gardner, Army Hospital

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

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

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

Ashantee Medal, 1873-74, awarded to Private J.Wood, 2 Battalion, Rifle Brigade. Includes papers

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

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

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

Queen's South Africa Medal, 4 bars: Laing's Nek, Transvaal, Orange Free State & Defence of Ladysmith, to 4428 Corporal W. J. Nance, 19th Hussars, killed at Graskop 22nd July 1901

East & West Africa Medal 1887-1900, 1 clasp: Sierra Leone 1898-99. Awarded to Pte. N. Gordon, 1/W.I.R.

Indian Mutiny Medal to 2379 Chas. Warman, 70th Regt. Shown on roll as dead

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.

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

General Service Medal, 2 clasps: Gulf & Northern Ireland, to 062351R I. Cross, Royal Navy

Second China War Medal, 2 clasps: Canton 1857 & Taku Forts 1858, unnamed as issued, some edge knocks

Queen's Sudan Medal to 4651 Pte. T. Evans, 1/ Grenadier Guards

Khedive's Sudan Medal, 2 bars: Hafir (19-26 September 1896) & Firket (7 June 1896), to 273035 John Jackson, HMS Scout, Royal Navy. Scarce, only 149 medals to the ship

Medal of the Order of the British Empire, 1917, unnamed as issued, scarce

R.S.P.C.A. Medal in silver to Hyla Newton, 1923, believed to have been awarded in the Somerset area

Liverpool Shipwreck & Humane Society Silver Medal presented to Mr. Thomas Davies for humane perseverance and successful exertions to restore life to Mr. W. Taylor 20 June 1885

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

Liverpool Shipwreck & Humane Society, bronze, to Albert Taylor, for gallant service, 14/6/1945