British Medals £500 +

Distinguished Flying Medal group to Sergeant Roderick Johnson, RAF, Flight Engineer, 578 Squadron, flying Handley Page Halifax Bombers, 36 sorties including targets in Berlin, Essen, Frankfurt and Homburg, an efficient engineer, see citation, LG 8/12/1944

Order of the Bath, Knight Commander set (KCB), civil, silver gilt

DCM group to Sergeant Charles Alfred Watch, Gloucester Regiment, Lancashire Fusiliers. LG: 6/2/1918 (France) an enemy machine-gun post was seriously affecting the line, he collected three men and rushed it, capturing 2 officers and 25 men. See description

Military Medal to W.S. Serjeant Harold Phelps, 2 South Wales Border Regiment, for action during D-Day at St Germain D'Ectot Ridge 30 July 1944, see citation, this signed by LT. Colonel Barlow, commander 2 South Wales Border Regiment & Montgomery, scarce

Military Medal to Corporal Acting Sergeant Robert Rice Young, 4 Welch Regiment, see citation, 12th January 1945, signed by Field Marshal Montgomery (photocopy from public records office), London Gazette 12th April 1945

Group of 5 to the Honourable Captain Denys Scott, Royal North Devonshire Hussars. Served with the Tank Corps Carrier Company in WW1 and took part in many battles. Later served as Major in the 5 Bn., Devon Home Guard. An interesting group, see description

Order of the Bath, Mantle Star, 19th century, military, fine quality

Distinguished Conduct Medal group of 4 to 3269 Colour Sergeant William Frederick Dachtler, 23rd (County of London) Bn., London Regiment, MiD LG 25/5/1917, DCM LG 17/4/1918 (reconnoitring enemy position), POW 24/3/1918, see full history with group

Military Cross group to Lt. E. G. Kirk, R.G.A. (S.R.) attd. 32nd Sge. Bty.

Group of 6 to 60004 Sergeant Walter George Evans, 22nd Brigade, Royal Field Artillery. Belgium Order of Leopold II (avec palme) chevalier, LG 5/4/1919 - A/47th Brigade RFA, DCM - LG 3/6/1919 (Belgium/France), 'A' Battery 47th Brigade RFA, see description

Modern group of 6 to Corporal Stephen Paul Black, Army Air Corps, served from Private 12th December 1989-2014, with full service record showing history

Sir Samuel Harrison Yardley Oulsnam, 124 Heavy Artillery, 42 Brigade, Royal Garrison Artillery, born 1898, Military Cross 1919, Indian Civil Service, C.I.E., C.S.I. Secretary to Government of India Health, knighted 1948, died 1972, see description

Group of 7 to 25047904 Sergeant L. D. McLellan, Royal Electrical Mechanical Engineers, awarded a commendation on 12th May 2010, see citation, comes with original photos, news cutting, and a certificate from the Queen’s Royal Lancers 11th January 2008

3 groups to the Marchbank family: Lt. Col. William Richard Marchbank, 4th VB West Surrey/ Essex Regiments, ASC (TA), Major William George Marchbank, East Anglian Transport & Supply Column, ASC (TA), & Lt. Col. Harold George Marchbank RA, see descriptions

Father and son RAF group, BEM for bravery to Sgt James Morrison for rescuing an airman from a blazing Blenheim crash involving a petrol tanker, with original box, investiture letter, newspaper report, and son’s full RAF service medal group and history

Grand Cross Order of St Michael & St George, with part sash, small chip to blue border, a good example

WW1 DCM trio to 915772 Gunner/ Lance Corporal Percy Quinnell, served Egypt attd. No.5 M.M. Battery, Royal Field Artillery. Killed an enemy machine gun crew after being struck in the head by a splinter. With two certificates signed by General Allenby

Captain, later Major & Brevet Lieutenant Edward Kent Jones, 57 West Middlesex Regiment, served at the Siege of Sebastopol, 1855, Indian Mutiny, Jounpore Field Force & Command, 1st Sikh Irregular, died on the passage home in 1877, with lots of history

Distinguished Service Order dated 1945, WWII issue, single

Modern group of 5 to Trooper P. Nixon, The Life Guards: GSM Northern Ireland bar, NATO Medal Former Yugoslavia bar, Iraq Medal 19 Mar to 28 Apr 2003 bar, Operational Service Medal for Afghanistan, and Queen Elizabeth II Golden Jubilee Medal; a scarce unit

DCM group to Lieut. David Suttie, Black Watch 1886-93, then Boer War, then Great War, A Company, 7 South African Infantry in German East Africa 1915-17, DCM for Actions in German East Africa, scarce for a South African as only 800 awarded WWI, see history

Knight of the British Empire, first type, 1917-36, a good set with no damage to enamel

Air Force Cross group of 4, unatributed, awarded to a Canadian pilot, AFC dated 1946, with Defence Medal in silver, Canadian Voluntary Service Medal with bar & War Medal 1939-45 in silver

Group of 3 to 25102101 Private Darren John Jones, 2 Para Regiment, served in Northern Ireland, Macedonia, Afghanistan, with this group comes his full service medals, also several photos, certificate for NATO Medal and full service history

Military Cross group of 5 to 2/Lieut. N. S. Kinnersley, Inns of Court Officer Training Corps, 3/4th (Howitzer) South Midland Brigade RFA, Captain in France 1915, Special Constable/ Chief Warden in Keynsham ARP, original paperwork, photos, see description

Cpt. Herbert Frederick Atwell, X/11 Trench Mortar Battery/ A/58 Brigade, RFA, Military Cross: serous loss of life was averted, later when another gun pit was hit he put out the fire, saved a number of wounded men from being burnt to death, see description

Naval General Service Meda, Syria bar, to William Youle, Royal Navy, served on HMS Cambridge, sold at Glendining's in 1919

Group of 11 to Sergeant, later Major, Francis F. West, Royal Engineers, later Royal Signals. Served France with the 2 Division, MM probably for actions on Ancre & Transley Ridges (Somme), all medals confirmed, see description, a scarce group with history

Transport Medal, China 1900 clasp, to Officer W. B. Barnes, HMS Fultala, Royal Navy, scarce, B.I. Lines, only 145 medals issued to officers, with history

DCM group to Pte. Joseph Gilliam, 2 East Yorkshire Regt., LG: 11/3/1916, after the enemy had blown in his trench with a mine he displayed great bravery and devotion to duty in digging out under heavy shell fire and rifle fire the men who had been buried

Order of the Garter, Mantle Star, early 20th century, fine condition

Order of the Bath, Mantle Star, 19th century, civil, fine quality

Group of 5 to JX/24837 Petty Officer Thomas Carmichael Bell, D.E.M.S., HMS President III, Royal Navy. Presented the British Empire Medal 4/12/1945 by the King, for bravery and enterprise during the Plymouth blitz. With original documents, see description

A fine group to Major William Howard, Army Ordnance Corps (Boer War), Commissary of Ordnance (Tientsin, China), Mediterranean Expeditionary Force (Egypt), MiD: 1916, 1918 & 1919, awarded OBE in 1919, O.E.O 2nd class 1928 & 1st class 1933, see description

Distinguished Conduct Medal group of 4 to 27209 Sapper A. H. Townsend, 2nd Sig. Company, Royal Engineers, 1914 Star trio France 17th August 1914, DCM London Gazette 11th March 1916, for consistent gallant and hard work, see citation

Military Cross group to Captain Harold Edgar Kendrick, Wakefield Royal Engineers. Service in France September 1915, Signal Company, Royal Engineers, MiD 28/11/1917, Military Cross 3/6/1918, studied at Oxford, with history

Scarce trio to Sergeant Edward Nathan, 10 Middlesex/ 19 London Regt. DCM for gallantry 17-21 April 1917 near Gaza, Egypt: 'he brought in wounded from the open under heavy fire', 'setting a fine, magnificent example to the whole battalion', see description

Group of 8 to Captain Robert Farrell, Oxford Bucks., later Quetta Division. Served from 26/12/1876 to 11/2/1923, OBE awarded 4/8/1920 for valuable service in the British-Afghan War of 1919, includes a large file of research

Group of 4 to 11055 Sapper William Barnecutt, C Troop, Royal Engineers: South Africa Medal, 1879 clasp, Egypt Medal Suakin 1885 clasp, Army Long Service and Good Conduct Medal, & Khedive's Star 1884-86, with full history & photo

Distinguished Service Order, 1914-1918 period, single, a good example, no damage

Group to 7792 Pte. F. Rudgley, Royal Marine Light Infantry, served 1895 to 1927, LSGC Edward VII, named China Medal NL. Depot WEi.Hai.WEi. (scarce), HMS Iron Duke 1914-17, then HMS President III (DEMS) 1918-27, with original service papers & wedding photo

Distinguished Service Order, 1914-18, single, no damage, pin missing, an excellent example

Distinguished Service Cross (DSC), hallmarked for 1918-19, in original case, scarce

Group of 8 to 24486356 Sergeant W. Weir, Royal Irish

WW1 Military Cross trio to 2 Lieutenant Albert Charles Elliott, 1/5 East Lancashire Regiment. Wounded 12/01/1918, MC for gallantry, Riencourt, August 1918, for capturing machine gun crew, enabling the advance to continue. Includes history, see description

Knight Commander of the British Empire (KBE) with military ribbon

WW1 DCM Group of 4 to No.1 Corporal Richard Connor, 1/2nd North Midland Brigade, Royal Field Artillery, Territorial Force, DMC awarded for Ypres September 1915 whilst employed as a linesman during a heavy bombardment, see citation LG 29/11/1915

WW1 & WW2 Group of 6 to Private John Hooker, 1st Battalion Hampshire Regiment & Machine Gun Corps, awarded Military Medal for Arras 1917 (LG 18 July 1917) and British Empire Medal for Home Guard service 1944 (LG 15 Dec 1944)