British Medals £100 - £500

Air Crew Europe Star, Atlantic bar, both original and scarce

Group of 3 to 1384041 Sergeant Derek Henry Evans, RAF, killed in action carrying 21 500lb mines on an attack on Saarbrucken, 19/9/1942, Evans was a pilot with 115 Squadron and flew Wellingtons, includes history

Commander of the Order of the British Empire (C.B.E.), 1st. type, 1917-1936, civil, in case of issue, a nice example

Military Medal to Sapper/ Lance Corporal Thomas Henderson, 50 Division, Signal Company, Royal Engineers, died of wounds on 13th April 1918, buried in Ebblinghem Military Cemetery, born in South Shields, Co. Durham, includes Memorial Plaque & cap badge

Cape of Good Hope Medal, Basutoland bar, to Trooper J. Denny, Dymes Rifles, scarce, only 38 to unit

British South Africa Company Medal, reverse Rhodesia 1896, to Trooper T. H. Bury, M.R.F.

An interesting group of 12 miniature medals: 9 Gurkha medals, Dutch Order of Orange-Nassau, French Legion of Honour & Commander of the British Empire

China Medal, Taku Forts 1860 bar, to Edward Lucas, 44th Essex Regiment

Gwalior Star, for Battle of Punniar 29th December 1943, unnamed as issued, replacement suspension, some wear

Waterloo Medal, named to G. G. Street, Divn. of Guards, old style of re-named replacement suspender

Commander of the British Empire (CBE), 2nd type, made by Toye Kenning & Spencer, London, in original case

Ladies Commander of the British Empire (CBE) first type, 1917-36, on a faded bow, no damage, a good example of type

Father & son groups, father: 2nd Corporal Robert Parker Tredinnick, 23 Field Company, Royal Engineers, with full service history, son: William P. Tredinnick, 6th London Regt., KIA 22/10/1916, commemorated on the Ypres Menin Gate Memorial, see history

Indian Mutiny Medal, Lucknow bar, to R. Knight, 42 Royal Highlanders

Commander of the British Emprie (CBE), 2nd type, civil, in case, by Toye, Kenning and Spencer Ltd., London

British South Africa Company Medal, Rhodesia 1896 reverse, to Trooper J. Hartensburg, L Troop, Bechuanaland Frontier Force

Group of 6 to 25021840 Lance Corporal D. C. Holt, R.E.M.E., with Accumulated Campaign Service Medal

Group of 3 to 25135164 Gunner / Lance Bombardier R. Tyson, Royal Artillery

India, Kaisar-i-Hind Medal for Public Service in India, 2nd class, in sliver, His Majesty's mint, Calcutta, a good example

Military Medal awarded to Pte. Lcr. J. Caine, 2nd Bn., East Lancashire Regt.

Military Medal/ British War Medal/ Victory Medal trio to Wilfred G. Jones, 19 Machine Gun Corps. Awarded the Military Medal on 22 October 1918, all medals confirmed with full service papers

Royal Victorian Order, commander class, number on reverse K.788, small chip to letter

Group of 6 to Pte,/ Spr. Alfred E. Coates, Dorset Regiment, Royal Engineers. Present at the Relief of Ladysmith, Tugela Heights & Laing's Nek. With Princess Mary tin (WW1), South Africa Tin & ribbon for South African Relief of Ladysmith, Feb. 28, 1900

Group of 7 to Aubrey Reginald Benorthan, Royal Artillery, served 1920-1950 (Home Service, India, Sudan), with old service book and old driver's pass for Sudan Sergeant/ Artificer

Commander of the British Empire, civil, WW2, in original case

Group of 3 to Pte. William Thomas morris, 2 Royal Sussex, later joined the Bedford Regiment, with history confirming medals, also includes original photos

Commander of the Order of the British Empire (C.B.E.), WW2 type, in original case

Sudan pair to Lance Corporal George Fletcher, 1st Royal Warwickshire Regiment, served at the Battle of Atbara & Khartoum, with copies of service history, a good pair

Sergeant Geoffrey Andrew Bennetts, Wireless Operator and Air Gunner in 99 Squadron, RAF. He was lost during a bombing mission on Berlin on May 9th, 1941. Bennetts was last heard calling for help at 5:20 am, posthumously MiD, LG: January 1942, see history

Group of 7 to V.0576068 Flt. Sgt. Donald Ian Douglas, RAF. London Gazette 1 January 1966 for the British Empire Medal

Group of 4 to 24900198 Corporal J. S. Bowler, Royal Engineers

Group of 3 to 2492 Pte. W. Stevens, (Victoria Division) South Eastern Central Division 1922, with 1911 St. John Ambulance Brigade Coronation Medal named to him, and the 21 Years Southern Railway Centre St John Medal in 9ct gold, hallmarked & dated 1927