British Medals £500 +

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, 1914-18, 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

Northern Ireland\ Falklands pair to D.183570A A.B. C. Rockett, HMS Ambuscade, Royal Navy

Group of 6 to Chief Petty Officer James Leonard Thundercliff, Royal Navy. Awarded the Royal Navy Good Shot in 1910, 10 inch BL, joined 1897-1922, with Marine Society Medal dated 19th April 1905, includes full service history

Distinguished Service Order, 1914-18 period, a good example

WW1 Distinguished Service Medal group of 5 to 176238 Petty Officer Stephen Pike, Royal Navy - Royal Fleet Reserve. LG 1/1/1916 (Mine Sweeping), DSM LG 17/4/1918 (Mine Sweeping) HMS Gossamer (Torpedo Gun Boat converted for minesweeping), includes history

The incredible group of medals plus MiD, to Lt. Eric Aver Duncan, Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, who was killed in the Victoria Cross action on the port of Oran, North Africa. His ship, HMS Walney, was sunk in forcing entry to the habour. See description

Group of 9 to Cpl. D. J. Kitching, 8th Sig. Regt., R.L.C. Includes photos, documents & full service history

Doctor Charles Herbert Budd MC TD TL MA MBBCh FFARCS DA, saw several campaigns with the RAMC during WW1, Military Cross: 'Under heavy shelling, he went forward and dressed wounded, and dressed one man under full observation of the enemy.' See description

China War Medal (1900) Taku Forts bar, to Chief Stoker Benjamin Green, HMS Orlando, Royal Navy, died at sea 12th May 1902, medal in mint condition

Group of 6 to Captain Francis Disney, Duke of Edinburgh's Own Volunteer Rifles, later Army Service Corps, South African Staff Corps, late 3rd. Battalion, Leinster Regiment, WW1 South Africa Service Corps, see history

Group of 7 to 25074082/ 30120726 L/Cpl./ Scot's. B. A. Sneddon, Royal Highland Fusiliers

Group of 5 to Lt. Commander F. H. Yeo, Royal Navy, WW1 trio & good shooting medal awarded 1913, 13.5 inc. HMS Centurion, with history

Second China War Medal, Taku Forts 1860 clasp, to Private Marshall Hamilton, 44th Foot, killed at Taku Forts 21st August 1860, officially named, slight wear to name, medal mint, scarce

Navy Distinguished Service Medal to Chief Petty Officer John Piggott, HMS Patrician, Royal Navy, London Gazette 31 December 1917, with full service history

Group of 5 to Australian Air Gunner/ Warrant Officer W. F. Fitzgerald, 49 Squadron, RAF, shot down over Germany 8th October 1943, POW in Stalag Luft 1 and later Stalag Luft 3, all medals named, impressed or officially engraved, a scarce group

Father & son's medals: T. S. Major William A. Murphy (father) includes history of his service in China, & 3126 SS Major Reginal Leslie Murphy (son), served in South Africa from 1901, both 1 Dragoon Guards, includes history, scarce

Military Cross group of 4 to 633 Corporal David Scott Charmers Watson, Seaforth Highlanders/ Royal Engineers. Military Cross for gallantry at Fay Farm near Kappaart, 21 October 1918, saved & helped/ bandaged wounded under fire, War Medal unnamed

Group of 6 to 200715 Chief Petty Officer G. F. Wade, Royal Navy, served on HMS Hussar, then on HMS Topaz when best shoot was awarded 1908, later in WW1 served on HMS Adventure, a scarce group

Group of 4 to 24964162 Corporal P. R. Keepin, Royal Logistics Corps. Iraq Medal, Operational Service Medal for Afghanistan, Queen Elizabeth II Golden Jubilee Medal & Volunteer Reserves Service Medal, complete with boxes and 3 badges

Empress of India Medal, 1877, large, silver, a good example

DFM group to a complete fantasist Edmund Cawthorn: claims to have sunk a U-boat with his crew & sent home the U-boat Commander's cap badge. Also claims to have the goldfish club badge. In reality, he was a Leading Aircraft, class 2. See description

Group of 6 to 565361 Flying Lieutenant John Francis Cooper, RAF pilot flying with 61 Squadron, an interesting group with some early raids on Germany, includes a large file of research, see description/ combat reports

Military Cross awarded to Chaplain Captain of the Forces Rev Simon Hegarty, an Australian, he served for two years and was wounded, he was in charge of St Peters Malvern New South Wales, LG: 4/6/1917, includes a large file of research, an interesting item

Knight Commander of the Bath, star, civil, silver-gilt, a nice example

Group of 4 to 64952314 Pte. Henry Erksine, 2 Bedfordshire Regiment, later Labour Corps, France, 6/10/1915, MM awarded for gallantry on the field 28th September 1916 at the capture of Thiepval, with original document for the award, includes full history

Military Medal group of 4 to 62234 Cpl. Percy C. L. H. Bulmer, 18- Divisional Signal Coy., R.E. Includes Flying Log Book as a Bomb-Aimer (1944-45)/ 'B' Brevet (no ops) & son's 1939-45 War Medal

South Africa Medal, 1877-79, no bar, to J. B. Robb, Royal Marines, HMS Euphratese

Family group- father & son, both R.A.M.C. surgeons in Great War. Father: CBE (Military) to Henry J. Neilson C.M., M.B., M.D. Son: 1914 trio to Major Drevor Frederick Acton Neilson (served at Gallipolli) famous Harley Street surgeon

Group of 8 to 2457772 Corporal/ Sergeant M. F. Parnell, Royal Fusiliers/ Royal Army Medical Corps

Naval General Service Medal, Syria bar, to Private Royal Marine Robert Wyppe, Royal Navy, HMS Hecate, slight broach marks, some wear

Group of 8 to Captain George William Beszant, MBE, Royal Artillery 1888-1913/ 1916-19, 12 Northumberland Fusiliers 1914-16, wounded at Battle of Loos 1915, his wife was killed in the blitz 1941, with research & original photo, a good lot, see description

Group of 5 to 2554 Private J. Scott, 25th King's Own Scottish Borderers, served Egypt, India & South Africa. Geimaizah 1888, Khedive's Star (undated), India Medal, Relief of Chitral 1895 bar, QSA 3 bars & KSA, with full service history

Punjab Meal, 2 bars: Chilianwala & Goojerat, to William Watts, 9 Queen's Royal Lancers, with some history

Group of 3 to Private James Gray, 82 Regiment, Prince of Wales Volunteers, South Lancashire Regiment, with full service history

WW2 group of 7 to CJX140625 Acting Seaman Edward Common Hall, Royal Navy. MiD 11/7/1940 on HMS Leath, later served in the Royal Australian Navy (Naval LSGC named to R.A.N.) includes some history, scarce

Group to 25159743 Sergeant D. D. Coleman, R.E.M.E., Afghanistan Medal, Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal 2012, Queen Elizabeth II Platinum Jubilee Medal 2023 & LSGC (Military), also prize medals won for British Army (Germany) Championships 2013

Two WW1 trios to K/17981 Walter James Fairhurst (from Warrington) and 6264 Stoker John Healy, Jutland casualties who died on HMS Indefatigable, which was sunk at the Battle of Jutland on 31 May 1916, with the loss of 1010 men, only two survivors

South Africa Medal 1877-79 (no bar) to 1697 Pte. A. Bell, 91st Highlanders

Distinguished Conduct Medal, unnamed as issued, original mint example, WW2

Group of 4 to 24802318 Sergeant/ Captain P. A. Thompson, Royal Engineers: Operational Service Medal for Afghanistan (Captain), NATO Medal for the Former Yugoslavia, Queen Elizabeth II Golden Jubilee Medal & Medal for Long Service & Good Conduct (Military)

Group of 3 to to CSM Instructor J. Halsey, School of Musketry, late K.R.R.C., papers show he deserted 3 times & rejoined under 3 different alias, still managed to get an Army LSGC, also saved Sepoy Khan from drowning, an interesting lot, see description