British Medals

Egypt Medal, The Nile 1884- 1885 bar, to 278 Private John Bolton, 2/ Essex, shown as died on roll, with some history

Medal for Valour, Melhuish Humane Society, Great Grimsby, founded by Robert Day 1898, unnamed in box of issue

Group of 6 to 25021840 Lance Corporal D. C. Holt, R.E.M.E., with Accumulated Campaign Service Medal

Memorial Plaque to Frank Sedgwick, Dorset Regiment, one of two men showed 1st killed in action on 16th February 1916, 2nd killed in action 6th June 1915, see history

Queen's South Africa group of 4 to John Hardy, 2 Battalion, West Yorkshire Regiment, served Saint Nazaire, France, 10/9/1914, discharged May 1915, see history, good war diary

Korea group of 5 to P/MX.703824 E.R.A.1. G. J. Adams, HMS Osprey, Royal Navy

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

Group of 4 to X996950 R. V. Weston, L.E.M. R.N.R., formerly D/M.X.508737 Wireman H.M. Landing Craft 2338, he was seriously wounded on D-Day when the landing craft was hit on its ramp at Juno beach, with history

St John Long Service Medal to 282995 Pte. D. H. Sulman, Shoreditch Division, with Price Shield 1926 (24474 Pte. W. Sulman) & St John Ambulance Association Badge

The official British Empire Exhibition Commemorative Medal, 1924, Wembley, London

King George V Police Coronation Medal to 85261 PC W. Ager, died 1911, some history, in original box of issue

Queen's South Africa/ King's South Africa pair to 3039 Corporal J. Dunn, 5th Dragoons, includes full papers

Group of 3 to 22286796 CFN. G. D. Crewe, R.E.M.E. (for Korea), then re-enlisted Driver Air Despatcher, 47-55 Air Despatch Squadron, includes some history

WW1 pair to Harold William Hoole, 24 London Regiment, later served in the Buffs, he came from 12 Kestrel Avenue, Herne Hill, London, with service papers and original box of issue

Group of 7 to George Hamilton, Merchant Navy, who was Chief Officer of S.S.S.T. Margaret when the vessel was torpedoed and sunk 27th February 1943, includes a large file of history & original brave conduct citation, scarce

Group of 5 to 4856 Drummer/ Pte. William White, 2nd Royal Warwickshire Regiment, gunshot wound 24/10/1914, served through the war, includes service papers

South Africa pair to Bandsman P. G. May, Duke of Edinburgh's Own Volunteer Rifles, with service papers

General Service Medal, Malaya bar, & Malaysian Service Medal pair to Flight Lieutenant R. Duerden, RAF 15/2/1955 - 6/5/1962, includes some history

Queen's South Africa Medal, 3 bars: Johannesburg, Orange Free State & Cape Colony, to 4564 Private K. Beardwood, 17 Lancers

Atlantic Star, 1939-45

Africa Star, with North Africa 1942-43 bar

Defence Medal, 1939-45

War Medal 1939-45

1939-45 Star

Italy Star, 1939-45

France & Germany Star, 1939-45

WW1/ WW2 merchant navy group of 5 to Captain & Master Peter Little, who was killed by an ariel bombing from a German long-range bomber on 16th April 1941, en route from Sierra Leone to Liverpool. Includes a large file of research, see description

Order of Saint John, Serving Brother, after 1947

India General Service Medal, Burma 1885-7 bar, to Private J. Parry, 2 Battalion, Royal Scots Fusiliers

Queen's South Africa Medal, 2 bars: Belfast & Natal, to Private A. Reid, Devon Regiment

Crimea Medal, 3 bars: Sebastopol, Balaklava & Alma, to John Smith, 79th Queen's Own Highlanders, official impressed naming, 20 men on roll history of the regiment, includes papers

Group of 4 to 528056 Flight Sergeant J. F. Wilson, RAF

General Service Medal, Malaya bar, to T/19039977 Driver G. F. Foster, Royal Army Service Corps

Volunteer Long Service Medal to Sergeant F. Davidson, 1 Kent Royal Garrison Artillery Volunteer

General Service Medal, Malaya bar, to 22530280 Fusilier H. Ross, Royal Scots Fusiliers

R.A.F. Bomber Command Commemorative Medal, 1939-1945

King George V Silver Jubilee Medal, 1935, court mounted

Group of 5 to 7360587 Corporal Harry Warwick, Royal Army Medical Corps. Joined 1/11/1939 as a Nursing Orderly, posted to Infantry Training Depot, France, evacuated from Dunkirk, served in India 1942, then Burma, 1944, as part of 14 Division. Full history

Chief Stoker F. J. Stone, Royal Navy. Joined the Submarine Service in 1929 and served on HMS H43, H48, Oxley, Rover, Porpoise, Dolphin, Cyclops and Severn. MiD 1/1/1941 for service aboard HMS Severn, which took part in the Norwegian Campaign from Nov 1939

Queen's South Africa Medal, 4 bars: Transvaal, Relief of Ladysmith, Tugela Heights & Cape Colony, to 1623 Private J. Bain, 2 Royal Scots Fusiliers

Baltic Medal, 1854-1855, unnamed as issued

Indian Mutiny Medal, no bar, to William Anderson, 92 Highlanders

Group of 6 to Sergeant Solomon Cowan, a cabinet maker from Spitalfields, London. RAMC 1893, Royal Fusiliers 1899 (South Africa), promoted to Corporal, awarded DCM & discharged 1902, rejoined RAMC 1915, EEF from 1915-1919, a scarce lot, see description

Queen's South Africa Medal, no bar, to MR. W. Marrs, Imperial Railway

Royal Navy group of 5 to Lieutenant P. T. Westwood, later promoted to Lieutenant Commander 20th August 1956, R.N.R. Served Atlantic & Mediterranean Theatre in WW2, some history, scarce Minesweeping 1945-51 bar on Naval General Service Medal

Warrant Holder's Medal, unnamed, hallmarked to edge

Herbert Leonard Tillot, 15 London Regt. Enlisted Feb 1916, arrived Somme 23/8/1916, Battle of High Wood 15/9/1916, returned to UK 8/2/1917 recalled Dec 1939, joins a unit of the Royal Army Pay Corps, B.M.A. Somalia 1946-50 under the Foreign Office

Afghanistan Medal, 1878-80, Ali Musjid bar, to 2162 Private A. G. Coppens, 4th Bat., Rifle Brigade