British Medals in stock

1914-15 Star to 97980 Farrier Quarter Master Sergeant Joseph. W. Wilson, Royal Field Artillery

WWII group of 5 to Lieutenant K. L. U. Corp, Royal Navy Signals, with two photos post-war, some history, Naval GSM bar: Minesweeping 1945-51

Turkish Crimea Medal, 1855, Sardinia issue

1914-15 Star to 12518 Pte. James Smith, 9th Yorkshire Regiment

1914-15 Star to 12803 Corporal R. H. Bunn, Lincoln Regiment

General Service Medal, Malay Peninsular bar/ Pingat Jasa Malaysia pair, to 058898 J. M. Dunn, Mechanic (Engineer), 1. Royal Navy, with two ships' tallies: H.M.S. President & H.M.S. Corunna, box damaged

Africa General Service Medal, Kenya bar/ General Service Medal, Cyprus bar pair to 23180858 Private M. E. Gough, Gloucester Regiment

Group of 3 to 102186 Flight Lieutenant J. Henderson, Barrage Balloon Branch, RAFVR, Pilot Officer 28th July 1941, Defence Medal, Air Efficiency Medal & War Medal

Queen's South Africa Medal, 2 bars: Modder River & Belmont, to 229 Private, J. Coulter, 1st Battalion, Scots Guards, wounded 28th November 1899 at Modder River

Distinguished Flying Medal group of 5 to 742561 Pilot Philip Samual Marriott, pre-war RAFVR enlistment, see history

A fine Distinguished Flying Cross group of 5 with log book, paperwork, badges and full history of operations over Germany, to 178478 Pilot Officer Noel Truman, Flight Engineer with No.625 Squadron, RAFVR, see history

Victorian Army Long Service & Good Conduct Medal to 1843 Company Sergeant J. Cook, Gordon Highlanders

Medal for Long Service and Good Conduct (Military) to 6288908 Private J. D. Macintosh, Middlesex Regiment, awarded 1922

Scarce 1879 South Africa Medal to an officer in Colonel Durnford's 1/1 Natal Native Contingent, medal in excellent condition, see history

M.B.E. military WW2 group of 5 with Burma Star, original mounted, with miniatures

An interesting group to Detective Chief Superintendent Jack Hagger, Head of Suffolk C.I.D., served 28 years but was forced to resign due to drink driving in 1982, later joined the Royal Oman Police and served as head of C.I.D. in Dhofar, see description

China Medal, Relief of Pekin bar, to 960 Naick Boga Khan, Hong Kong Regiment, scarce unit

Queen's South Africa Medal, 2 bars/King's South Africa Medal, 2 bars, to Private J. Neville, Rifle Brigade

India General Service Medal, Perak clasp, to 50 Private G. Smith, 10 Lincolnshire Regiment

General Service Medal, Canal Zone clasp/ Efficiency Medal, T & A.V.R. scroll bar (Territorial & Army Volunteer Reserve) pair to Sergeant T. M. Clarke, Royal Signals

India Medal (Punjab Frontier 1897-98 bar)/ Queens South Africa Medal (2 bars: Relief of Ladysmith & Tugela Heights) pair, to Lance Sergeant T. S. Vicary, 1st Bn., Devon Regt., died of disease 16/4/1900 in South Africa, with photo of the grave

India General Service Medal, Jowaki 1877-8 bar, to 264 Private J. Ward, 9th Regiment, Norfolk Regiment

General Service Medal, Canal Zone bar, to S/22605636 Private P. B. Roach, Royal Army Service Corps, with box of issue

WW1 trio with St John silver medal, to RTS.3603 David P. Etherington, Army Service Corps, a saddler by trade in 1911, France 16th December 1914 to September 1919, from Darlington Durham

Volunteer Long Service Medal, Edward VII version, to Private S. Griffiths, 2 Loyal North Lancs.

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

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

Group of 3 to Corporal G. W. Brand, Cal.Sco. A.F.I. on WW1 medal, 37 Cal.Pre sy.Bat

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

Meritorious Service Medal/ Medal for Long Service and Good Conduct (Military) pair to 7733458 W.O.CL.II P. H. Lewin, Royal Army Pay Corps, LSGC George V, MSM George VI 1922-36 issue

Group of 5 including pre-war Palestine General Service Medal to 6010697 Private R. Bryne, Essex Regiment, all medals are named to him, privately named

King George V Silver Jubilee Medal, 1910 -1935, in original case made by the Royal Mint

General Service Medal, Northern Ireland clasp, to 25100772 Signalman D. J. Kendall, Royal Signals

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

King's South Africa Medal to Private N. McLeod, Highland Light Infantry

Group of 5 to S.S.X. 12976 Dev. B. 15655 P. J. Whittaker, A.B., Royal Navy, served on HMS Cheshire, torpedoed 1940, with research

Army Long Service & Good Conduct Medal to 267 Cpl. G. Golton (Perthshire), 90 Foot Volunteer L.I.

Group of 8 to Special Adjutant Officer (Detective) N. J. Odendaal, served in German South West Africa as a Detective Constable, he was awarded the Police Star of Merit on 1st January 1965, includes some research

South Africa pair to 1523 Pte. P. G. May, Duke of Edinburgh Volunteer Rifle Corps, Bandsman on Queen's South Africa Medal

Army Long Service & Good Conduct Medal to Sergeant T. Anning, 4th Bde., Royal Artillery

Gulf War Medal, 16 Jan-28 Feb 1991 clasp, to Plt. F. F. Ghebaru, Sp. Mil. Chr. 100, named to a Romanian, scarce

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

Indian Mutiny Medal, 1857-58, no bar, to 87 Private J. McKenzie, Lincoln Volunteers

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

Crimea Medal, Sebastopol bar, named to Private J. Wigley, 90th Light Infantry, crude naming, some wear

Khedive's Sudan Medal, 2 bars: Khartoum & The Atbara, to 4234 Private J. O'Brien, 1st Lincolnshire Regiment

Queen Elizabeth II Platinum Jubilee Medal, 1952-2022, in box of issue

Gwalior Star, for Battle of Punniar 29th December 1943, unnamed as issued, replacement suspension, some wear