British Medals £100 - £500

Group of 6 to 3529423 P. Duffy, 1 Battalion, Loyal North Lancashire Regiment, wounded in North Africa on 4th June 1943, includes some history

Group of 5 to Frederick F. Farley, Royal Signals, Prisoner of War in Italy, camp number 54, Passo Corese/ Fara in Sabina, Rome, later moved to Germany, Stalag IV, Muhlberg, see history

Campaign Service Medal (2 bars: Northern Ireland & Borneo)/ Medal for Long Service and Good Conduct (Military) pair to 23534806 Corporal D. L. Maskery, Royal Electrical Mechanical Engineers

Queen's South Africa Medal, 4 bars: Transvaal, Relief of Ladysmith, Tugela Heights & Cape Colony, to 1623 Private J. Bain, 2 Royal Scots Fusiliers

South Africa pair to Bandsman P. G. May, Duke of Edinburgh's Own Volunteer Rifles, with service papers

Queen's South Africa/ King's South Africa pair to 3039 Corporal J. Dunn, 5th Dragoons, includes full papers

Medal for Valour, Melhuish Humane Society, Great Grimsby, founded by Robert Day 1898, unnamed in box of issue

General Service Medal, Canal Zone bar, to 22953981 Private H. Chapman, Royal Army Ordnance Corps

Father & son medals: Charles Sullivan (father) 6 Bn., Kings Own Royal Lancaster Regiment, KIA 9th April 1916, Mesopotamia, with scroll & plaque, missing War Medal/ James Sullivan (son), Manchester Regiment, served North Africa & Italy, includes letters

Queen's South Africa Medal, 5 bars: Laing's Nek, Transvaal, Relief of Ladysmith, Orange Free State & Tugela Heights, to 5382 Pte. J. Campbell, Royal Lancaster Regiment

Queen's South Africa Medal, 4 bars: Transvaal, Orange Free State, Modder River & Belmont, to 3675 Private H. King, Northumberland Fusiliers

India General Service Medal 1908-35, King Edward VII issue, North West Frontier 1908 bar, to 9798 Pte. W. G. Woodward, 1st Battalion, Northumberland Fusiliers

WW1 pair & Memorial Plaque to 53430 William Hobson, killed in action 28th June 1918 with the 15/ West Yorkshire Regiment, Hazebrouck Cemetery, France

1914 Star with bar/ British War Medal/ Victory Medal trio to Pte. Louis Joseph Kemp, 2/ Royal Sussex Regiment, from Crowhurst 12th August 1914, see history

Group of 4 to Archibald Walter Shrp, served in the fire brigade, then joined the merchant navy, then royal Navy, after the war served Surbiton fire service as Chief Officer, now Chief Officer in Bath, see history

Group of 4 to 1154 Musician Harry Langford, Royal Marine Band, played clarinet & violin, see history

Royal Observer Corps Medal with bar to Chief Observer T. C. Walter, Royal Observer Corps

WW1 trio to 9200 Private/ Sergeant Harry Clark, 1st Royal Berkshire Regiment, 20/9/1914, 1914 Star with bar, includes service papers

Volunteer Decoration, 1st type, in case of issue, some wear

Meritorious Service Medal, Geroge V issue, to M2-181260 Pte. George Charles Brewer, Army Service Corps, London Gazette 17/1/1919

Death of King George III medal, died January 29 1820 in the 82 year of his age and 60 year of his reign, scarce

Afghanistan Medal 1878-80, no bar, to 634 Private J. Gooder, 2/15 Foot

Group of 3 to Squadron Leader D. J. Rouse, RAF VR, with papers

Iraq Medal with bar to 24534874 Corporal T. Nightingale, R.E.M.E.

Territorial Decoration, George V, 1911-36, in original case, a nice example

Afghanistan Medal 1878-80, no bar, to 2236 Private A. Owers, 2/8 Regiment Kings Liverpool, slight mark to side, otherwise a good example

Meritorious Service Medal to Sergeant H. L. Buck, Royal Artillery

Police group of 3 to 76334 P.C. C. Weavers, W. Division, with original boxes of issue for medals: Queen Victoria Met Police Diamond Jubilee Medal (1897)/ King Edward VII Met Police Coronation Medal (1902) & King George V Met Police Coronation Medal (1911)

OBE, second type, civil ribbon, in original case, c.1950s-60, some wear

Naval General Service Medal, Near East bar, to Sub. Lieutenant D. J. Broadbent, Royal Navy

Member of the British Empire, second type, WWII, civil, with original case

Officer of the British Empire, with military ribbon & original case, WWII second type, good tone

Officer of the British Empire (OBE) on a ladies bow, hallmark for London, 1918, in original case by Garrard & Co. Ltd.

OBE, 2nd type, 1937-52, civil, in original case

Gulf Medal, 16 Jan to 28 Feb 1991 bar, to 24851690 Private W. W. Savoury, Royal Army Ordnance Corps

Women's Voluntary Service Medal/ Queen Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee Medal 1977 pair to Mrs K. U. Culpin, with letter and bar for 27 years service

Korea pair to Gunner E. Ross, New Zealand Artillery, New Zealand named

Afghanistan Medal 1878-80, awarded to Private R.Hemsworth. 2/15th Foot.

India Medal 1895-1902, 2 clasps: Tirah 1897-98 & Punjab Frontier 1897-98. Awarded to Multr Rangag C.Y.T. Dept.

India General Service Medal 1854-95, 1 clasp: Burma 1887-89. Awarded to Pte. H. Foster, 1st Bn., Hamps Regt.

Group of 4 with miniatures to 3208754 (ex AATC circa 1943) LAC J. W. Newby, RAF

General Service Medal (Canal Zone clasp) to 2580616 A.C.1 R. A. Mayes, R.A.F.(R)

Afghanistan Medal 1878-80, awarded to Private A. Church, 2/11th Regiment

Africa General Service Medal, Somaliland 1908-10 bar, to Shipwright Harry Stonelake Goodfellow, HMS Diana, Royal Navy. Served from 6th July 1903 to 10th April 1917, with full service papers

Naval General Service Medal, Minesweeping 1945-51 clasp, to P/SSX819223 A.B. J. Handle, Royal Navy

India General Service Medal, Burma 1885-7 bar, to 4768 Bugler G. Marsland, 1st Bn., Rifle Brigade

Group of 6 to J.0908466 Acting Warrant Officer W. H. F. Coleman, R.A.F., with Atlantic Star, WW2

Naval General Service Medal, Persian Gulf 1909-1914 bar, to 216270 Able Seaman J. Smith, HMS Swiftsure, includes some history