British Medals

Miniature British Empire Medal, military ribbon, silver

India General Service Medal, Burma 1887-89 bar, to Syce Tikiuia, 4 Cavy., Hybd. Contingent

India General Service Medal, Chin-Lushai 1889-90 bar, to 4232 Muleteer Kullo Com, Transport Department

WW1 trio with school medals for Cromer Scool Board 1903-04, Norfolk Education Committee 1905-6, some hallmark silver, to Driver Cyril Aldis, Army Service Corps, France 1915-18, also with a good driving medal 1936

WW1 trio to Gunner Harry Branchflower, 36 Seige Battery, 31st H.A.G., wounded October 1917

Miniature Officer of the British Empire Medal, 1st type, civil ribbon, 1917-36, silver gilt

Medal presented to Sid Dennis Holme Robertson by the University of Columbia, advisor to the Treasury, war poet, Transport Officer with the Territorials (Egypt, Palestine, & occupation of Constantinople 1917) & won the Military Cross (London Regt.)

Group of 6 to 2587682 Driver H. P. Donlon, Royal Signals, later Sub Officer, Fire Brigade, British Aerospace, with photo card

India General Service Medal, Burma 1885-7 bar, to Syce Shauk Shaboodin, 1st Bombay Lancers, bronze issue

India General Service Medal, Waziristan 1894-5 bar, to Syce Lalha, 3 Punjab Cavy.

Voluntary Service Medal, hallmark sliver

Indian General Service Medal, Burma 1887-89 bar, to Sweeper Sheikh Guru, 4 Cavalry Hyb. Contingent

Group of 6 to T/84631 Driver William C. Rowden, Royal Army Service Corps, after the war he served in the fire brigade

Catchpole family medals: Sergeant Alfred James Catchpole, 2 Battalion, Middlesex Regiment and prisoner of war 27th May 1918, and his son: Sub Inspector/ Sergeant Alfred Catchpole, Metropolitan Police Special Constabulary

Group of 5 to Musician Gunner Charles G. Stearin, Royal Garrison Artillery, France 19/12/1915, medals worn, Meritrious Service Medal mint (never worn), with history

China War Medal (1900) to 89 Sepoy Bhagat, 20th Punjab Infantry

Group of 6 to Pte,/ Spr. Alfred E. Coates, Dorset Regiment, Royal Engineers. Present at the Relief of Ladysmith, Tugela Heights & Laing's Nek. With Princess Mary tin (WW1), South Africa Tin & ribbon for South African Relief of Ladysmith, Feb. 28, 1900

Medal for Long Service and Good Conduct (Military) to 24891383 Staff Sergeant J. Proctor, A.G.C. (SPS)

1914-15 Start to 320210 Rifleman Thomas Arthur Terry, 6 London Regiment, served Battle of Loos, Battle of Vimy Ridge & Battle of Messines, before being wounded during the retreat of 1918, he came from Greenwich, with history

WW1 pair to J.72066 Ordinary Seaman Tom Richmond, Royal Navy, shows on service records he was disabled October 1917, served on HMS Centurion, with service papers

Miniature Delhi Durbar Medal, 1911, in box, scarce

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

WW2 group of 6 the Merchant Seaman Stanley Reeves, who was awarded the Norway War Medal 1939-45, with original documents for the award, scarce

Group of 6 to Captain Walter Horace Swift, General List (late W.0.1 Indian Army Corps of Clerks) served Burma 1943-45, MiD 16/12/1945, Long Service Medal is the Indian issue 16/12/1943

Military Medal group of 5 to 916-935074 Sergeant William E. Hawkes Hames, 1 -3 City of London Brigade, Royal Field Artillery, C/282 Brigade, wounded (gassed) 5/11/1917, Military Medal, London Gazette: 14/51919

Royal Victorian Order, 5th class, number 1263, in case of issue

WW1 pair to Ply.2358/S Private Sidney Manning, Royal Marine Light Infantry

WW1 pair to Lieutenant Danial William Tuffill, Army Service Corps, served France, later Captain, 170th Heavy Battery, Royal Artillery, includes a large file of research, interesting history

Memorial Plaque to 48258 Sydney Gerald Samuels, 12 Battalion, East Surrey Regiment, who died on the 24th November 1918, commemorated at the British cemetery Wimille, Francs, with copy of the war diary for November 1918

Liverpool Shipwreck & Humane Society Medal for Bravery in Saving Life to Robert Adshead, for stopping a runaway horse at George's Pier Head on 9/6/1905

Rhodesia, group of 5 to 22990 Stk. Leader John Dodds, later British South Africa Police

Liverpool Shipwreck & Humane Society, bronze, to Albert Taylor, for gallant service, 14/6/1945

WW1 trio to 299 Pte. Joseph Hough, Royal Army Medical Corps, served Egypt from 27/9/1914 to 1/6/1915, includes some history

Pair to Sam Hinchley, Northumberland Fusiliers, shows wounded on 1st-3rd July 1916, missing 1914-15 Star, with the 52 Durham Light Infantry, includes history

WW1 pair to 41350 Pte. W. Graham, 2 Bedfordshire Regiment, died 20th April 1918, France National Cemetary Flavigny-le-Petit

Police Long Service and Good Conduct Medal to Sergeant Earnest Weaver, served in the Derbyshire area

Khedive's Star, 1882, with initials engraved on the reverse, 968 Private G. Swift, R.I.D.G.

Queen Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee Medal, 1977, ladies, with miniature, in original box

Order of St John, Serving Brother, silver type

Order of St John, officer class, metal type

Group of 4 to 4396020 Warrant Officer J. hemingway, Royal Army Ordnance Corps, MiD for Burma 10th January 1946

India General Service Medal, Afghanistan 1919 bar, to 6086 S-Sergeant T. W. Donovan, M. W. S. Military works survey

Khedive's Star, 1882, '4114 C. G.' on reverse

Volunteer Officers' Decoration to Lieutenant Colonel Hubert J. Candy, 1 West Riding of Yorkshire, Western Division, Royal Artillery, with some history

WW1/WW2 group of 5 to Lieutenant Commander Samuel Walter Bonfield, Royal Navy Volunteer Reserve, served 1917-1918 on HMS Monarch, later HMS Barham, Lieutenant Special Branch Cadet Medal 10/1/1952, with original service papers

Husband & wife WW2 medals, group of 6 to 1430523 Bdr. W. R. Jebb, Royal Artillery with wife's RAF pair & small photo

Queen's South Africa Medal, 4 bars: Wittebergen, Diamond Hill, Johannesburg & Cape Colony, to 2374 Pte. J. Kennedy, 1 Battalion, Cameron Highlanders, with 6 pages of history, from the Isle of Skye

British Empire Medal, first type, to F. Hornby, London Gazette no.30738, for courage in assisting to extinguish a fire at an explosives factory at great personal risk, WW1, London Gazette 7/6/1918