British Medals £50 - £100

WW1 trio and bugling medallion named to Lance Corporal William Langridge, Berkshire Regiment, attached to 264 Railway Construction Company, with full service papers

WW1 trio to Private Edwin Samual Waters, Lincoln Regiment, 2nd Battalion, wounded 18th October 1915, later transferred to the Labour Corps 652 Agricultural Company, with copy of the War Diaries, wounded 25th September 1915, with full history

General Service Medal, Northern Ireland bar, to 24352569 Guardsman J. R. McGookie, Scot’s Guards

General Service Medal, Northern Ireland bar, to 24783105 Guardsman S. J. Rowe, Coldstream Guards

Khedive's Star, dated 1882, a mint example

Queen Alexandra's Children's Banquet Medal, 1914

Efficiency Decoration (Territorial), GRI version, dated 1946

General Sevice Medal (Malaya clasp) to 23235128 Tpr. D. Peters, King's Dragoon Guards

WW1 trio to 19833 Pte. John E. Spicer, 15/ Hampshires (and 52340 Pte. Somerset Light Infantry). Served Gallipolli 22.09.1915

1914-15 Star trio to Pte. William D. Marlon, 2/East Surrey Regt. & M.G.C. Regular Army

Victory Medal to Capt. William Courtenay Short, Royal Naval Air Service, later RAF. Served in Administrative Staff, states in papers that he was mentioned in a report for valuable service whilst in captivity, served late in the war, some service history

Volunteer Long Service Medal to 5146 Gunner T. Hadland, 4th Volunteer Artillery

London Fire Brigade Medal, awarded by the London County Council for Good Service, to Victor H. Dio, 1954

WW2 group of 3 to 560624 Warrant Officer Aden Levies Hall: Defence Medal, War Medal 1939-45 & Royal Air Force Long Service and Good Conduct Medal

Khedive's Star, 1884

Volunteer Long Service Medal to 1937 Sergeant W. Cooper, 2nd Middlesex Artillery Volunteers, Royal Artillery

Khedive's Star, Egypt, 1884-6

Queen Victoria Police Jubilee Medal 1887 with 1897 bar/ King Edward VII Police Coronation Medal pair to William Topham, joined 15th January 1883, resigned 20th January 1908, serviced West Ham K Division area, includes some history

General Service Medal, Palestine 1945-48 bar, to 14897218 Private R. H. Osborn, Middlesex Regiment

Volunteer Long Service Medal to 753 Sergeant S. Bottomley, 2/ Volunteer Force, King's Liverpool Regiment

WW1 trio to 13150 Arthur Sidney Hills, 6th Battalion, Northants Regiment, discharged 25th May 1916, wounds to the head (bullet)

WW1 pair to Captain Charles Catterall, Army Service Corps, Captain & Adjutant, Mechanical Transport, from Rugby Shool, joined 1915, MiD twice: 29th May 1917 & 8th July 1919, missing 1914/15 Star, see history

Volunteer Long Service Medal, Edward VII issue, to 6464 Gunner F. Surginor, 2/Lanc. R.G.A. Volunteer

Queen Victoria Police Jubilee Medal 1887 with 1897 clasp/ King Edward VII Police Coronation Medal pair to PC J. Pett, V. Division, Metropolitan Police

1914 Star trio to L.6106 Private W. G. Clark, 4/Middlesex Regiment

WW1 pair to 2166 Pte. J. A. Dove, Cheshire Yeomanry

Territorial Force Efficiency Medal (GVR) to Pte. C. Lebbell, 4/R. W. Kents. (T.F.)

1914 Star to 8856 Lance Corporal H. P. Sharp, South Wales Borders. Shows on card multiple wounds: lost an eye, wound on hip, chest gunshot, wound to leg, includes history

Queen Victoria Diamond Jubilee St. John Ambulance Brigade Medal, 1897, named to Pte. S. Kendall, scarce

Khedive's Star, Egypt, 1884-86

Volunteer Long Service Medal to Sergeant F. Davidson, 1 Kent Royal Garrison Artillery Volunteer

WW1 pair to 3306/ 721079 Pte. Harold E. Lee, 24 London Regt., with 8 school medals for good attendance from 1905-1912, from 200 Penton Place, Walworth, London

General Service Medal, Near East bar, to 4110472 Senior Aircraftman R. C. James, R.A.F.

Khedive's Star, 1884-86

Khedive's Star, 1884-86

Territorial Decoration, George V1, second type, dated 1950, in original case

Army Long Service & Good Conduct Medal, Edward VII type, to Sergeant T. Gormley, R.G.A.

Army Long Service & Good Conduct Medal, Edward VII version, to Company Sergeant Major George Langdon, Royal Garrison Artillery

Group of 5 to 2080722 Bombardier John T. Kenney, 121 Light Anti-Aircraft, Royal Artillery (Leicester Regiment), includes Efficiency Medal (Territorial scroll bar), served Normandy 1944, see history