British Medals

Group of 3 to S. McMillan, 1st Battalion, Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders, no.4007 on Sudan Medal, later served in South Africa

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

Sutlej Medal, no bar, Sobraon 1846 on reverse, to John Hemblade, 9 Lancers

Queen's South Africa Medal, 4 bars: Johannesburg, Driefontein, Paardeburg & Cape Colony, to 3240 Private G. Freegard, 2 Battalion, Duke of Cornwall Light Infantry

General Service Medal, Palestine 1945-48 bar, to 14897218 Private R. H. Osborn, Middlesex Regiment

British Red Cross Society Medal, for war service 1914-1918

Queen's South Africa Medal, 2 bars: South Africa 1902 & Transvaal, to Sapper John Lockwood Shaw, Electrical Engineers, papers show he deserted 3 times, interesting history

Queen's South Africa Medal, 2 bars: Orange Free State & Cape Colony, to 20809 Trooper Thomas Robertson, 2 Battalion, Brabant's Horse

WW1 trio to Private/ Lieutenant H. J. Saunders, South Africa Service Corps, Motor Transport

Atlantic Star, with original France and Germany bar

Board of Trade Rocket Apparatus Long Service Medal (King George V) to Henry John Kemp, with some history

General Service Medal, Canal Zone bar, to 3385451 Warrant Officer 1 T. Smith, East Lancashire Regiment

Gulf Medal, 16 Jan to 28 Feb 1991 bar, to 24851690 Private W. W. Savoury, Royal Army Ordnance Corps

Iraq Medal, 19 Mar to 28 Apr 2003 bar, to 2453484 Corporal T. Nightingale, R.E.M.E.

General Service Medal, Canal Zone bar, to 21012535 Corporal G. E. Buxton, Lancashire Fusiliers

Group of 5 to Pte. Arthur Edward Morrill, 2 Royal Horse Artillery, served Dunkirk, wounded at Alamein, after the war served with the Leeds Fire Brigade from 5th May 1946 until 16th May 1975, with original documents and some research

General Service Medal (scarce Brunei bar)/ Campaign Service Medal (Borneo bar) pair to 23546557 Pte. M. Saunders, Queen's Own Highlanders

General Service Medal (Northern Ireland bar)/ Iraq Medal (19 Mar to 28 Apr 2008 bar) to 25079082 Private M. P. Hobbs, Royal Logistics Corps

Group of 4 to Sapr. Charles W. Holland, 92 Field Company, Royal Engineers, Military Medal London Gazette 11/12/1916, wounded 1917, Victory Medal named R.A.

Group of 4 to 24900198 Corporal J. S. Bowler, Royal Engineers

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

Pacific Star, WW2

Group of 6 to Lieutenant Colonel Major J. J. Kerr, Hampshire Regiment, T.D. awarded London Gazzett 21/4/1950, with miniatures

British War Medal to Captain G. A. Williams, R.A.M.C., Gallipolli October 1915, MiD 12th April 1920

India Medal, Relief of Chitral 1895 bar to Multeer, Transport Dept. Bo. Cav.

India Medal, Punjab Frontier 1897-98 bar, bronze, awarded to Berera Nadair Ali, 33rd Punjabies

Group of medals and awards for best shot to 24726117 Driver D. C. Cable, Royal Corps of Transport, an expert shot

Group of 5 to Chief Petty Officer Harold Frank Pepper, Royal Navy. He served on submarines all through his service from 1935-51, HMS Porpoise/ Otway/ Cachalot/ Vangarian, various ops to Norway, Cherbourg encounter with a U-Boat, with detailed history

An interesting group of medals to John Spencer Wilcock, appointed Chief Inspector of the City of Bradford Police Force, 25th July 1973

Long Service Medal to M. Dodd, Southwark Hospital, London, 1930

Territorial Force Nursing Service cape badge, in original case made by J. R. Gaunt and Son, London

General Service Cross, engraved on reverse: R. Holland, HMS Duke of York, Tokyo Bay Jap Surrender 15.8.45- 2.9.45, Malaya 1955, Lebanon 1958/59, Jordan, HMS Eagle/ Albion

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

Order of St Michael and St George, in original case

Knight Bachelor neck badge, type 3, with miniature, hallmarked, made by Garrards

Distinguished Flying Cross in original case, dated 1944, a nice mint example

Queen Victoria Police Jubilee Medal 1887 with 1897 bar/ King Edward VII Police Coronation Medal pair to William Topham, joined 15th January 1883, resigned 20th January 1908, serviced West Ham K Division area, includes some history

India General Service Medal, North West Frontier 1936-37 bar, to 1402 L.Dfdr. Amri Singh, Probyn's Horse

Gulf Medal, 16 Jan to 28 Feb 1991 clasp, to S.G. A. I. Gavrilescu, S.P.M.II CHR.100 (a Romanian serviceman)

India General Service Medal, Jowaki 1877-8 clasp, to 1974 Bugler Thomas Vivas, 4 Battalion, Rifle Brigade

India General Service Medal, Naga-1879-80 claasp, to Sepoy Lall Sing Raie, 44 Regiment

India General Service Medal, Pegu clasp, to Gunner W. Evans, Artillery

India General Service Medal, Looshai clasp, to Sepoy Nana Parbir, 44 Regiment, Native Infantry

Group of 4 to Sergeant of the Band David Lomas, King's Own Scottish Borders & West Yorkshire Regiment, with full service history

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

Family groups to Herbert Cecil Curran: Special Constabulary/ WW2 Lieutenant Pioneer Corps 17/6/1944, Coronation Medal confirmed, & Terence Edward Curran: Engine Fitter, Grade 2, 9/8/1943, enlisted Carrington April 1940, RAF 20/12/1945, includes history

1914 Star to 20231 Arthur Edward Ball, 1 Duke of Cornwall Light Infantry, killed in action 23rd July 1916, from Stockwell, London, commemorated on the Thiepval Memorial, includes history

WW1 trio to A.1149 Armour Staff Sergeant William C. Wilbourne, Army Ordnance Corps, served Egypt 24/4/1915