British Medals £100 - £500

Warrant Holder's Medal, unnamed, hallmarked to edge

WW1 group of 5 to Ship Steward William Hughes Jones, Royal Navy, served in both wars, full service record

Queen's South Africa Medal, 2 bars: Orange Free State & Cape Colony, to 1456 Pte. B. King, East Surrey Regiment

WW1 trio to 300150 Pte. J. B. Gilbert, 7th Bn., Essex Regt./ 404109 2.A.M. J. B. Gilbert, R.A.F.

Territorial Efficiency Medal (Edward VII) to 348 Sgt. R. F. Rowley 9/London Regiment

Franco-British Association Commander's Cross

WW1 trio to 300150 Pte. J. B. Gilbert, Essex Regiment/ 404109 2Air Mechanic, R.A.F., M.E.F. 09/08/1915, served Palestine 27/03/1917

WW2 group of 5 to 578773 Sergeant J. H. Queen. Includes Royal Air Force Long Service and Good Conduct Medal

Queen's South Africa Medal, 2 bars: Orange Free State & Cape Colony, to 20809 Trooper Thomas Robertson, 2 Battalion, Brabant's Horse

Queen's South Africa Medal, 3 bars: Transvaal, Orange Free State & Cape Colony, to 13021 Gunner F. Foy, 36 S.D. Royal Garrison Artillery

Herbert Leonard Tillot, 15 London Regt. Enlisted Feb 1916, arrived Somme 23/8/1916, Battle of High Wood 15/9/1916, returned to UK 8/2/1917 recalled Dec 1939, joins a unit of the Royal Army Pay Corps, B.M.A. Somalia 1946-50 under the Foreign Office

Father & son medal pairs: 181911 Driver W. J. Bugbee, Gas Company R.E. (father) & Constable Robert Goodwin Bugbee, Gateshead. Constable Bugbee tried to rescue two boys who drowned in a water tank, includes news cutting

1914-15 Star trio to A.B. Robert Flower, Royal Navy Volunteer Reserve, served WW1 in East Africa on HMS Manica

Egypt Medal, Suakim 1884 bar, to Stocker/ Workman George, HMS Euryalus, broach marked

Queen's South Africa Medal, 2 bars, to 8953 Private John Cussack, 32 Imperial Yeomanry, with 6 pages of history, Lancashire Hussars discharged 1902

Police Long Service and Good Conduct Medal/ Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal 2012, presented by the British Transport Police to Constable Richard Prytherch

WW1 group of 4 to 656 Driver E. Bettley, Royal Field Artillery

Queen's South Africa Medal, 2 bars: Orange Free State & Cape Colony, to 5318 Pte. J. Walsh, 9 Battalion, Mounted Infantry, 2nd Loyal North Lancashire Regiment

General Service Medal, 2 clasps: South Arabia & Northern Ireland (loose) to Lance Corporal, later Staff Sergeant D. S. W. N. Peck, R.E.M.E.

Canadian group of 4 WW1/WW2 medals to Pte. William Robert Goodwin, C.A.S.C. and R.C.A.S.C.

Territorial Force Efficiency Medal (EDVII) to Pte. McNiel, 6/A.S.Hors.

Army Long Service & Good Conduct Medal to 963 Cr. Sergeant W. Ruffles, Manchester Regiment

General Service Medal, Palestine 1945-48 bar, to B. Constable R. Robertson, Palestine Police

Queen's South Africa Medal, 2 bars: Transvaal & Orange Free State, to Mr. A. Andrews, Imperial Railways

Queen's South Africa Medal, 3 bars: Belfast, Orange Free State & Cape Colony, to 3333 Pte. H. Cunningham, Royal Scots

Group of 5 to 578773 Sergeant J. H. Queen, R.A.F.

Turkish Crimea Medal, unnamed as issued, 1855 Sardinia issue

Long Service & Good Conduct Medal to 1448 Bandmaster Geroge McNarney, 56 West Essex Regiment, includes history

1914-15 Star trio to 11667 Pte. A. Kennelly, 1 Coldstream Guards, frostbite to feet, invalidated 31/3/1915, includes papers

Medal for Long Service and Good Conduct (Military) to 1759 Colour Sergeant Z. W. Stammers, 2 Battalion, Coldstream Guards

General Service Medal, Near East bar, to 22542665 I. W. Waldron, Royal Tanks

Korea Medal to 22653131 Private E. Wells, King's Regiment

Queen's South Africa Medal, 2 bars: South Africa 1902 & Transvaal, to Sapper John Lockwood Shaw, Electrical Engineers, papers show he deserted 3 times, interesting history

Turkish Crimea, 1855, needs suspension, some mounted marks to edge

Queen's South Africa Medal, 3 bars: Wittebergen, Transvaal & Cape Colony, to 2837 Private Frederick Fishwick, 4th Battalion, Manchester Regiment, with service papers

Queen's South Africa Medal, 3 bars: Transvaal, Orange Free State & Cape Colony, to 25357 Trooper A. Knight, 24th Coy., Imperial Yeomanry, some wear

WW2 group of 5 to 6526816 Corporal C. W. Hedon, Royal Military Police

WW1 pair to 2nd Lieutenant, later Captain Charles Allen Francis Stewart, 23rd (Service) Battalion, Manchester (Pals) Regiment (8th City), MiD London Gazette 5th July 1919, includes history

Clarnico Fire Brigade Long Service Medal, a sweet manufacurer founded in 1899, this was a private fire brigade in Hackney, East London, later became part of London Country Council Fire Brigade, scarce

Army Long Service and Good Conduct Medal, Edward VII version, to 9462 Sergeant R. O'Donnell, Royal Irish Fusiliers

1914 Star trio to TS/325 Dvr. George Greenway, 'Merchant Reserve Park', A.S.C.

Group of 6 to T/84631 Driver William C. Rowden, Royal Army Service Corps, after the war he served in the fire brigade

Group of 5 to 6460351 Fusiler E. W. Moore, 8th & 9th Battalions, Royal Fusiliers (T.A.)

Naval General Service Medal, Palestine 1945-48 bar, to KX 76308 Stoker Archibald Robert Stentiford, 1st class, Royal Navy. Served on HMS Hood 1925-29

WW2 group of 3 to Squadron Leader William Henry Marriott, RAF, Administration & Special Duties Branch, with history

1914 Star trio to MS/3485 Motor Driver Charlie Catling from Chesham, Buckinghamshire. Enlisted 5/09/1914 in London, served in France 22/9/1914 to 1918, includes full service papers

General Service Medal (Northern Ireland clasp)/ Medal for Long Service and Good Conduct (Military) pair to 23944679 Sergeant D. G. Pugh, Royal Signals

General Service Medal (Northern Ireland clasp)/ Medal for Long Service and Good Conduct (Military) pair to 24237177 Lance Corporal D. R. Piggott, Royal Signals