British Medals in stock

Bradford Peace Medal, 1919 commemorative of WW1

1914-15 Star to 3422 L/Cpl. H. C. Bindon, 1st County of London Yeomanry

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

WW1 trio to 2315 Pte. Herbert H. Jones, 1st County of London Yeomanry, later joined the Machine Gun Corps, France 7/5/1915, with history

General Service Medal, Palestine 1945-48 bar, to 29000863 Trooper A. Balderston, Kings Dragoon Guards, with box of issue

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

Indian General Service Medal, Waziristan 1894-5 bar, to to 2296 Pte. J. Burton, 2 Battalion, Border Regiment

India General Service Medal, Relief of Chitral 1895 bar, to 2404 Sapper Munisamr, Queen's Own Madras Sappers and Miners

Meritorious Service Medal to Harold Watson, Warrant Officer Class 2, 1444 Military Provost Staff Corps, scarce

London Private Fire Brigade Association Long Service & Good Conduct Medal to 386 J. L. Marshall

Queen's Sudan Medal to 4651 Pte. T. Evans, 1/ Grenadier Guards

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

WW2 group of 5 to Pte. H. Styles, 2nd Bn., West Yorkshire Fusiliers. Pre-war Palestine GSM, 1939-45 Star, Africa Star, War Medal & Defence Medal, with miniatures

WW2/ post-war group to Major R. C. Howard, Royal Army Pay Corps. Army Emergency Reserve Decoration, London Gazette 8 July 1956, with boxes of issue and notification letter

WW1 group of 4 to Austin John Edmunds, Royal Army Medical Corps. Originally from Walton, Somerset, he served with the 2nd South Western Field Ambulance (Mesopotamia), full service history

Royal Humane Society Medal to Thomas Bishop, 7 June 1876, case number 19877, Swansea, South Wales

Group of 4 to William Edward Long, 3 Middlesex Artillery Volunteers (India 1895-1902, 3 bars confirmed), then served in WW1 with the 83 Brigade (France, 1915) where he was thrown from his water cart (1916) and evacuated home, includes service papers

Group of 5 to 578773 Sergeant J. H. Queen, R.A.F.

Queen's South Africa Medal, 2 bars: Transvaal & Orange Free State, to Mr. A. Andrews, Imperial Railways

Order of Saint John, serving brother, silver example

General Service Medal, Palestine 1945-48 bar, to 14833386 R. J. McGrath, Hertfordshire Regiment, some edge bruising

Meritorious Service Medal to 703 Corporal J. Mc Cready, Royal Artillery. France: 4/5/1915

Queen's South Africa Medal, Transvaal bar, to 4158 Pte. T. Whisking, 10 Hussars

Queen's South Africa Medal (2 bars)/ King's South Africa Medal (2 bars) pair to 1523 Bandsman P. G. May, Duke of Edinburgh's Own Volunteer Rifles, with history

WW1 trio to Corporal/ Warrant Officer Class 2 Harry Hobson, 7 Lancashire Fusiliers. Served Balklans 5/5/1915 (probably Gallipoli)

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

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

WW1 Military Medal group to Pte. Cyril Hicks, 39 Ammunition Sub-Park, Army Service Corps. London Gazette 23 February 1918, with some history

Group of 5 to 23680 Artillery Musician Charles F. Stearn, Royal Garrison. WW1 trio, Long Service & Good Conduct Medal & Meritorious Service Medal (GVI), worn

Group of 8 to Gunner William Brown. Joined as a Territorial in the Royal Artillery 26/1/1937, later joined the RAF 25/8/1938, service in North Africa, Burma, Italy, & after the war in Malaya

General Service Medal (Northern Ireland clasp)/ Medal for Long Service and Good Conduct (Military) pair to 24237177 Lance Corporal D. R. Piggott, Royal Signals

Fire Brigade Long Service and Good Conduct Medal to Cyril J. Robertson, Eastern Station, with award, Brigade Headquarters, 22 October 1970

Group of 5 medals to Instructor Lieutenant Harry H. Sellar, Royal Navy

Para Badge, hallmarked 9ct gold, 1947-48

Royal Victorian Medal, silver, first issue of Queen Elizabeth II, 1953-54, with foreign ribbon on ladies bow, scarce

Victory Medal to 226396 Walter English, Monmouth Regiment

Fire Brigade Long Service and Good Conduct Medal to LGD. Fireman Ernest Burton

Franco-British Association Commander's Cross

1914-15 Star & Victory Medal pair to 23229 Pte. Sidney A. Harrington, 15/ Hussars (France 23/4/1915)

Group of 4 to Temporary Lieutenant Robert R. Kerr, Royal Army Medical Corps/ Royal Army Ordnance Corps. MBE: 3/6/1919

Afghanistan Medal, no bar, to Gunner Koolula Deen, No. 5 Garrison, 13th Royal Field Artillery

Egypt Medal, dated 1882 to J. Leslie, Royal Marine Artillery

Group of 3 with miniatures to Reginald Frank Copus, 25 London Regt., London Cyclist Bn., Waziristan Campaign, A Company, H.A.C. & Royal Army Ordinance Corps (Lieut.). See history, some of his items are on display at the Imperial War Museum

Group of 3 to 79558 D/Jc. K. G. Greenway, P.O. TEL, Royal Navy (C.R.S. H.M.S. Phoenicia on Long Service Medal)

St Andrew’s Ambulance Corps 1904-1954, Jubilee Medal, Reviewed by H.R.H. Duke of Edinburgh, Glasgow 13th Oct 1954

Indian General Service Medal, Afghanistan N.W.F. 1919 bar, to M-286316 Private R. Hamilton, M.T.

Allan family medals; group of 4 to 5107 Trooper John R. Allan, Guards Machine Gun Regiment (father) & General Service Medal (Arabian Peninsula clasp) to Second Lieutenant J. A. Allan, Royal Engineers (son)

Group of 4 to Albert A. Kinsey, Leading Electrical Mechanic, HMS Bulwark, Royal Navy (Radfan GSM scarce to Navy)