British Medals

General Service Medal, Palestine 1945-48 bar, to 676 B. Constable J. R. G. Travers, Palestine Police

Distinguished Flying Medal group to Sergeant Roderick Johnson, RAF, Flight Engineer, 578 Squadron, flying Handley Page Halifax Bombers, 36 sorties including targets in Berlin, Essen, Frankfurt and Homburg, an efficient engineer, see citation, LG 8/12/1944

Royal Red Cross, 1914-1918 period, second class, in original case

Victorian Army Long Service & Good Conduct Medal to 773 Private J. Palfrey, 1-7 Foot

Commander of the British Emprie (CBE), 2nd type, civil, in case, by Toye, Kenning and Spencer Ltd., London

The Queen's Diamond Jubilee Medal, 1952-2012, in original case

War Medal 1939-45/ General Service Medal, Palestine 1945-48 bar pair, to 4400 B.Const. R. Robertson, Palestine Police

Royal Air Force Long Service & Good Conduct Medal to 338170 Sergeant F. W. Whyte, RAF, with a pre-war account of his trip from Baghdad to Cairo, an interesting lot

The Queen's Platinum Jubilee Medal, 1952-2022, in original case

Coronation Medal, Charles III, 2023, in original case of issue

OBE, 2nd type, 1937-52, civil, in original case

Volunteer Force Long Service Medal to 1621 Private C. Chadwick, 14th Middlesex Rifles 1908-1927 Inns of Court

Group of 3 to 9758 Corporal C. Paulson, Liverpool Regiment, WWI pair, Indian General Service Medal, Afghanistan North West Frontier 1919 bar

Territorial Decoration with Canada bar in box, unnamed

Group of 6 miniatures, Queen's South Africa (4 bars), 1914 Star with bar, British War Medal, Victory Medal, Army Long Service & Good Conduct Medal Edward VII & Meritorious Service Medal George VI

Territorial Decoration/ Cadet Forces Long Service Medal pair to Major A. S. Jenkins, C.C.F.

DCM group to Lieut. David Suttie, Black Watch 1886-93, then Boer War, then Great War, A Company, 7 South African Infantry in German East Africa 1915-17, DCM for Actions in German East Africa, scarce for a South African as only 800 awarded WWI, see history

Knight of the British Empire, first type, 1917-36, a good set with no damage to enamel

Northern Ireland/ First Gulf War pair to 24744000 Guardsman S. J. Gray, Scots Guards

Air Force Cross group of 4, unatributed, awarded to a Canadian pilot, AFC dated 1946, with Defence Medal in silver, Canadian Voluntary Service Medal with bar & War Medal 1939-45 in silver

Queen's South Africa Medal, 4 bars: Laing's Nek, Transvaal, Orange Free State & Defence of Ladysmith, to 4428 Corporal W. J. Nance, 19th Hussars, killed at Graskop 22nd July 1901

Military Cross, 1939-45, dated 1945, in original case, a good example of type

DFC group to Pilot Officer A. I. T. Moir, pilot of Halifax Bomber, 76 Squadron, RAF, DFC LG: 1943, 1652 H.C.U. Training Unit, aircraft engine burst into flames killing him and 3 crew members, full history, original photos, next of kin slip & news cutting

King's Medal for Service, WWII, on a ladies bow, in original dress case, a good example of type

Victorian Navy Long Service & Good Conduct Medal named to James H. Lucas, Ship's Corporal, HMS St Vincent, name engraved, medal in mint condition

Distinguished Flying Medal group of 5 to 1437778 Flight Sergeant Edward Sutton, air gunner on Whitley Bombers 77 Squadron, 32 sorties on attacking enemy targets over Germany, see citation

Victorian Navy Long Service & Good Conduct Medal to Colour Sergeant Kibbler Private, Royal Marines, HMS Duke of Wellington, early engraved type

Indian Mutiny Medal, Lucknow bar, to R. Knight, 42 Royal Highlanders

Group of 6 to Sergt. Frank Harold Parks, Navigator and Bomb Aimer, 58 Squadron, RAF, completed 16 ops. over Germany early in the war (Nov 1940 - Feb 1941), DFM LG 11/2/1941, received his medal from the King at Buckingham Palace, with full history of ops.

DFC group to Flying Officer Jack Wilfred Franks, 619 Squadron, RAF, qualified as a pilot 1943 (USA), from 1941 he was piloting a Vultee BT-13, returned to U.K., training a pupil and plane crashed, many ops. over Germany (see list), photos & news cuttings

Royal Navy Reserve Decoration, scarce Edward VII, 1902-1910, in case of issue

Defence Medal & Civil Defence Medal with original box & certificate of issue awarded 6th February 1962 to W. B. Harding

Officer of the British Empire (OBE) on a ladies bow, hallmark for London, 1918, in original case by Garrard & Co. Ltd.

Afghanistan/ Northern Ireland pair to 25155418 Private A. J. Carlson, Green Howards Regiment, scarce unit, both medals in original boxes

Officer of the British Empire, with military ribbon & original case, WWII second type, good tone

Group of 3 to 25102101 Private Darren John Jones, 2 Para Regiment, served in Northern Ireland, Macedonia, Afghanistan, with this group comes his full service medals, also several photos, certificate for NATO Medal and full service history

Group of 5 to Sergeant David Jonathan Sands, Corps of Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, with Northern Ireland, Iraq, 2002 Jubilee, 2012 Jubilee & Long Service Good Conduct, he served from 17th June 1991 - 7th July 2013, full service history

A good DSO/ Commander of St Micheal & St George group of 8 to Lieutenant Colonel Alfred Woodis Parsons, 19th Princess of Wales Own Hussars, MiD several times in South Africa & WWI, operations in Natal including Reitfontein & Lombard Kop, see history

Member of the British Empire, second type, WWII, civil, with original case

General Service Medal, Palestine 1945-48 bar, to 2993569 Private A. Bidggstaff, Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders

General Service Medal, Northern Ireland bar, to 24339036 Private T. D. Thorpe, King’s Own Border Regiment 

General Service Medal, Northern Ireland bar, to 24407101 Trooper J. O. C. Melroy, 5th Inniskilling Dragoon Guards

Group of 4 to Air Mechanic Wellesley Poole, RAF, later joined the fire brigade at Whitstable, Kent, bronze medal for 10 years service awarded 1925, joined Saint John Service as a Superintendent 1910-25, see bars on medal, see history, an interesting group

Father & son groups, father: 2nd Corporal Robert Parker Tredinnick, 23 Field Company, Royal Engineers, with full service history, son: William P. Tredinnick, 6th London Regt., KIA 22/10/1916, commemorated on the Ypres Menin Gate Memorial, see history

Ladies Commander of the British Empire (CBE) first type, 1917-36, on a faded bow, no damage, a good example of type

Knight Commander of Saint Michael and Saint George Breast Star, a good example with gold pin

Companion of Saint Michael and Saint George (CMG) neck badge, no damage to enamel, with full neck ribbon

Companion of the Bath, military, in original Garrards case, probably WWI issue, some wear, with short neck ribbon