British Medals

Death of King George III medal, died January 29 1820 in the 82 year of his age and 60 year of his reign, scarce

Cpt. Herbert Frederick Atwell, X/11 Trench Mortar Battery/ A/58 Brigade, RFA, Military Cross: serous loss of life was averted, later when another gun pit was hit he put out the fire, saved a number of wounded men from being burnt to death, see description

Natal Medal, 1906 bar, to Trooper J. S. Havermann, Umvoti Division Reserves, only 61 with clasp to that division

Sir Samuel Harrison Yardley Oulsnam, 124 Heavy Artillery, 42 Brigade, Royal Garrison Artillery, born 1898, Military Cross 1919, Indian Civil Service, C.I.E., C.S.I. Secretary to Government of India Health, knighted 1948, died 1972, see description

Distinguished Service Cross (DSC), hallmarked for 1918-19, in original case, scarce

Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal, 1952-2012, original issue

King Edward VII Coronation Medal, 1902, silver, on ladies bow, in original box, scarce

WW1 pair & Memorial Plaque to 25477 Pte. Sydney John Stebbings, 1st Battalion, Somerset Light Infantry, killed in action on 10th April 1917, Arras, France, aged 19

Group of 4 to 28714 Gunner Herbert Bramael Ledger, 12 Battery, Royal Field Artillery, China Medal: Relief of Pekin bar, later served WW1 Farrier Sergeant, 17 Royal Field Artillery, he came from Taunton, Somerset, includes full service papers

Mounted set of 3: King George V Coronation Medal, King George V Silver Jubilee Medal & King George VI Coronation Medal

Group of 7 to 25047904 Sergeant L. D. McLellan, Royal Electrical Mechanical Engineers, awarded a commendation on 12th May 2010, see citation, comes with original photos, news cutting, and a certificate from the Queen’s Royal Lancers 11th January 2008

Falklands pair to Mark Shurben-Brown, Second Battalion, Parachute Regiment (2 PARA), saw action at Goose Green and Bluff Cove, and was one of the first soldiers to arrive in Port Stanley at the end of the conflict, includes full history and some photos

Group of 5 to 25076436 Private D. J. Deraphin, Para Regiment, Iraq & Afghanistan Medals, includes some photos

Crimea Medal, Sebastopol bar, to A. King, 10 Hussars, officially impressed naming, nice tone

Police Long Service and Good Conduct Medal/ Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal 2012, presented by the British Transport Police to Constable Richard Prytherch

Khedive's Star, 1884-86

Queen's South Africa Medal, no bar, to E. Quinn, Cape Government Railways, civilian, with copy roll

Queen's South Africa Medal, 3 bars: Driefontein, Paardeberg & Relief of Kimberly, to Driver G. W. Bailing, Army Service Corps, 34 Company, no.13143

Queen's South Africa Medal, 2 bars, to 8953 Private John Cussack, 32 Imperial Yeomanry, with 6 pages of history, Lancashire Hussars discharged 1902

Queen's South Africa Medal, 3 bars: Wittebergen, Transvaal & Cape Colony, to 2837 Private Frederick Fishwick, 4th Battalion, Manchester Regiment, with service papers

China War Medal 1900, 1 bar: Relief of Pekin/ India Medal, 2 bars: Tirah 1897-98 & Punjab Frontier 1897-98, pair, to 2015 Driver Masum Shah, Number 3 Company, Bombay Sappers & Miners

Victorian group of 3 miniatures: India General Service Medal, Queen's South Africa Medal & China Medal 1900, a nice set

Miniature India Mutiny Medal, Delhi bar, with original pin

Khedive's Star, 1884-86

Egypt Medal, Suakim 1884 bar, to Stocker/ Workman George, HMS Euryalus, broach marked

Military Medal to Sapper/ Lance Corporal Thomas Henderson, 50 Division, Signal Company, Royal Engineers, died of wounds on 13th April 1918, buried in Ebblinghem Military Cemetery, born in South Shields, Co. Durham, includes Memorial Plaque & cap badge

Group of 4 to Corporal Thomas Henry Sawyer, Royal Marines, HMS Phobe in West Africa, Benin 1897, later Ships Corporal, Royal Navy 18th April 1902, Master at Arms - HMS Hawke - 4th February 1913, killed in action 15th October 1914 (HMS Hawke sunk by UC9)

Group of 9 to Pte. A. M. Bennett, 4th Bn., Middlesex Regt., POW (St Quentin) 1914, released 1918, Drum Major Toronto Regt. (Royal Regt. Canada Militia) 1926-39, W.0.1 Provost Corps 1940-46/ Sgt. Maj,, MBE (Military) CG 5/1/1946, Band Master 1948

Group of 5 to 25326 Driver Lance Corporal Cyril Collingwood, 2 Signal Company, Royal Engineers, France 17th August 1914, later service in India, Waziristan 1921-24, Rawalpindi 24th December 1924, with service history

King's Medal for Service in the Cause of Freedom, on ladie's bow, with Womens War Work badge, Canadian Red Cross Society, in original case

Volunteer Decoration, 1st type, in case of issue, some wear

Egypt Medal, The Nile 1884-85 bar, to 1393 Pte. John Grey, 1st Royal Irish Regiment, includes full papers

R.A.F. Wings, WW2, nice original single

Seringapatam Medal, bronze, from an old collection, a fine example

Naval General Service Medal, Syria bar, to Private Royal Marine Robert Wyppe, Royal Navy, HMS Hecate, slight broach marks, some wear

Order of St Michael & St George, companion class, silver gilt, a nice example

Naval General Service Meda, Syria bar, to William Youle, Royal Navy, served on HMS Cambridge, sold at Glendining's in 1919

Crimea Medal, 3 bars: Sebastopol, Inkerman & Alma, to G. Luther, 4th Kings Own Regiment, engraved naming

Group of 13 to Air Vice Marshal Charles William Nutting, Royal Naval Air Service, DSC, Officer commanding RAF Hal Far, Director of Signals, CBE, see description

Group of 3 to art expert John Jack Naimaster, Sergeant, 28 London Regt., 2 bars, joined Oxford & Bucks. Light Infy., 2 Lieutenant, Substantive Captain, later promoted to Major, Chairman of the Fine Art Society, Sotheby's Consultant, see description

Merchant Marine 1914-18 pair to Master Mariner William George Hogan

WW1 trio to 5420 Charles Clark, Royal Naval Reserve, His Majesty's Trawler Golden Spur, with full service papers

General Service Medal, Near East bar, to 4110472 Senior Aircraftman R. C. James, R.A.F.

Group of 3 to Constable F. Evens, 267 by the watch committee, bronze medal 18/4/1944, silver medal 16/4/1949, Police Long Service Constable Frank Evens, Liverpool City Police

WW1 trio to 9200 Private/ Sergeant Harry Clark, 1st Royal Berkshire Regiment, 20/9/1914, 1914 Star with bar, includes service papers

Royal Observer Corps Medal with bar to Chief Observer T. C. Walter, Royal Observer Corps

Group of 4 to 1154 Musician Harry Langford, Royal Marine Band, played clarinet & violin, see history

King George VI Coronation Medal, named to Sergeant W. M. H. Wallace, Glasgow Police, 12/5/1937