British Medals

Queen's South Africa Medal, 2 bars, to Private E. Holmes, 2 Royal Berkshire Regiment

Queen's South Africa Medal, 2 bars, to 1913 Corporal R. Sadler, 3rd Battalion, East Surry Regiment, claw missing

Egypt Medal Suakin 1885 bar, to Private W. Jones, 1/Shropshire Light infantry

Military Medal to 93113 Sergeant Donald Macphedran, Royal Engineers, joined 23rd November 1915, Military Medal Edinburgh Gazette 19th December 1916

Indian Mutiny Medal/ Army Long Service & Good Conduct Medal pair to Sergeant J. Darnley, 6th Royal Warwickshire Regiment

Group of 6 to 565361 Flying Lieutenant John Francis Cooper, RAF pilot flying with 61 Squadron, an interesting group with some early raids on Germany, includes a large file of research, see description/ combat reports

Candahar, Ghuznee, Cabul Medal, Cabul 1942 reverse, with silver suspension replacement of steel one, un-named as issued

British South Africa Company Medal, reverse Rhodesia 1896, to Trooper T. H. Bury, M.R.F.

Second China War Medal, Taku Forts 1860 clasp, to Private Marshall Hamilton, 44th Foot, killed at Taku Forts 21st August 1860, officially named, slight wear to name, medal mint, scarce

Military Cross awarded to Chaplain Captain of the Forces Rev Simon Hegarty, an Australian, he served for two years and was wounded, he was in charge of St Peters Malvern New South Wales, LG: 4/6/1917, includes a large file of research, an interesting item

Group of 6 to 200715 Chief Petty Officer G. F. Wade, Royal Navy, served on HMS Hussar, then on HMS Topaz when best shoot was awarded 1908, later in WW1 served on HMS Adventure, a scarce group

Military Cross, dated 1946, in case, a nice example

Cape of Good Hope Medal, Basutoland bar, to Trooper J. Denny, Dymes Rifles, scarce, only 38 to unit

Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve Long Service and Good Conduct Medal, 1937-47, George VI issue, to 7193 Smn. C. W. Cowie, Royal Naval Reserve

Territorial Decoration, George V, 1911-36, in original case, a nice example

Royal Red Cross, 2nd class, in box of issue, Elizabeth II issue, dated 1972, scarce

Queen's South Africa Medal/ King's South Africa Medal pair to 5901 Corporal George Palmer, served with the 2nd East Surrey Regiment, with service papers

Group of 4 to 98277 Gunner W. E. Long, 11 Field Battery, Royal Artillery, India Medal, 3 clasps: Tirah 1897–98, Samana 1897 & Punjab Frontier 1897–98

Gulf Medal, 16 Jan-28 Feb 1991 clasp, to Romanian volunteer Cpt. E-L S Socop SP. Chr.100

Group of 4 to Captain Henry Vaughn Hawkins, Royal Engineers, attached Sudan Government Railway, awarded Order of the Nile (has come attached from medal suspension) London Gazette 16th January 1923

China War Medal (1900) Taku Forts bar, to Chief Stoker Benjamin Green, HMS Orlando, Royal Navy, died at sea 12th May 1902, medal in mint condition

Iraq Medal with bar to 24534874 Corporal T. Nightingale, R.E.M.E.

Group of 3 to Squadron Leader D. J. Rouse, RAF VR, with papers

Korea Medal to 22286748 Trooper A. Rattingan, 5 Dragoon Guards, some wear

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

Korea Medal to 22646685 Private D. Stanbridge, Royal Army Ordnance Corps, some wear vb9408 £100 some wear

Korea pair to Gunner John Arthur Wigley, served WW2 with the Royal Army Ordnance Corps, War Medal listed in book, then Korea for 1 year, then Hong Kong with the Royal Artillery, then Merchant Navy, see service book, full history with original paperwork

WW2 group of 5 to 6526816 Corporal C. W. Hedon, Royal Military Police

Group of 3 to JK 795558K G. Greenway, C.R.S., HMS Phoenicia, Royal Navy: United Nations/ General Service Medal, Near East bar/ Naval Long Service & Good Conduct Medal

Gulf Medal/ Naval Long Service & Good Conduct Medal pair, to D.197648V ALS (M) M. Heatley, Royal Navy

Decoration for Officers of the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, dated 1965

Pilot Officer Basil Arthur Curtis, RAF, early award of the DFM, LG: 22/10/1940, Wireless Operator/ Air Gunner, completed 38 ops. on Wellington Bombers, 29/4/1943 aged 22 KIA over Denmark, complete with medals and box of issue, lots of history, scarce

Group of 4 with sports medals to Flight Lieutenant Thomas Pounteny, RAF, born 1911, Air Force Medal, London Gazette 1938, early award of the AFM pre-war, trained pilots throughout the war, enlisted 1927, retired 1950, with copies of his service papers

Group of 4 to 250631102 Lance Corporal Simon J. Scott, 2 Para Regiment, Mortar Platoon Support Company, enlisted at Plymouth on 15th April 1997 until December 2004, includes photos and history

General Service Medal, Palestine 1945-48 bar, to Rifleman R. G. Roberts, King's Royal Rifle Corps

WW1 pair to 282377 Private William John Penny, 4 London Regiment, Royal Fusiliers, discharged due to wound received in action, died in November 1918 at home at Cane Hill Hospital, see report, full history

Natal, Medal to Commemorate the Coronation of King Edward VII, 1902, some wear

Territorial Decoration, George V1, second type, dated 1950, in original case

Egypt Medal 1882, The Nile 1884-85 bar, to 448 Private D. Wilby, 2/ Essex Regiment

Egypt Medal 1882, Suakin 1885 bar, to 201 Private R. Wakefield, 1/ Shropshire Light Infantry

Indian Mutiny Medal, Central India bar, to Private Munjoo, 24 Regiment, Native Infantry, scarce

Ashantee Medal to 2102 Pte. J. Wood, 2nd Battalion, Rifle Brigade

General Service Medal, Malaya bar, to 7612 S. C. Mat. B. Jusoh, Federation of Malay Police

General Service Medal, Cyprus bar, to 22995212 Corporal A. R. Lambourn, Wiltshire Regiment

Burma Star, 1939-45

Trio to 2640 Sergeant Arthur Harris, Royal Garrison Artillery, 393 Siege Battery, won Military Medal during 3rd Battle of Ypres, admitted to 64th Field Ambulance suffering a gunshot to his leg 8th October 1917, MM LG: 17th December 1917, see history

Queen's South Africa Medal, 3 bars: Transvaal, Orange Free State & Cape Colony, to 25357 Trooper A. Knight, 24th Coy., Imperial Yeomanry, some wear

General Service Medal, Northern Ireland bar/ Iraq Medal pair to 25094167 Lance Corporal A. L. Morison, Royal Signals