British Medals

WW2 group of 3 to 760803 Sergeant John Inglis, 72nd Field Regiment, Royal Artillery (T.A.), killed in action 23rd May 1940, Dunkirk area, France

Father & Son medals. Father: Superintendant Alfred B. Moore, St John serving brother. Son: Lance Corporal R. C. E. Moore, St John Ambulance War Service Medal, Somerset bar & shooting medals. See description, an interesting lot

Father & son medals. Father: 1091 Corporal Herbert Pickering,16 Middlesex Regt., missing presumed killed 1st day of Somme, 1st July 1916, commemorated Thispval Memorial. Son: Lieutenant Major A. E. J. Pickering, T.D., named small letters, includes history

Company Sergeant Major Frederick John Murphy Huen, 63 Divisional Supply Column, Army Service Corps, MiD: LG 24/12/1917 (France), MSM: LG 18/1/1919 (France & Flanders), with certificates & photo. After the war he drove busses in Brighton

Group of 3 to 24576975 Staff Sergeant I. E. Evans, Royal Signals

India General Service Medal 1908-35, King Edward VII issue, North West Frontier 1908 bar, to 9798 Pte. W. G. Woodward, 1st Battalion, Northumberland Fusiliers

Group of 6 to Group Captain Eustace George Keeping, East Surry Regiment/ RAF, Pilot, 31 Squadron, India from October 1920-21, Wing Commander 2/3/1944, Group Captain 31/5/1948, with miniatures, full service, a nice lot

Queen's Sudan Medal, 1896, to 3680 Pte. W. Berry, 2 Rifle Brigade, suspender loose

Ashanti Medal to 1358 Sergeant J. Gardner, Army Hospital Corps

Sea Gallantry Medal, Victorian issue in bronze, to Edward Wilcox, wreck of the Fearnought on 12th October 1890

General Service Medal, Canal Zone bar/ Police Long Service & Good Conduct Medal pair to Aircraftsman Kenneth Brian Sivell, R.A.F., later joined the City of London Police

Defence Medal/ Fire Brigade Long Service and Good Conduct Medal pair to Fireman Levi Sisson, Isle of Ely Fire Brigade, WW2

Queen Elizabeth II Golden Jubilee Medal, in box of issue

Merchant Marine War Medal, named to Henry Lear, Ship Steward, showed deceased on card, WW1, includes some history

Group of 3 to 25135164 Gunner / Lance Bombardier R. Tyson, Royal Artillery

Distinguished Flying Cross, dated 1943, mint example in original case

Evening Chronicle Medal of Honour, Gloop's Club Member of Honour, for achievement

Group of 7 to 25074082/ 30120726 L/Cpl./ Scot's. B. A. Sneddon, Royal Highland Fusiliers

Group of 8 to 24486356 Sergeant W. Weir, Royal Irish

Group of 6 to Chief Petty Officer James Leonard Thundercliff, Royal Navy. Awarded the Royal Navy Good Shot in 1910, 10 inch BL, joined 1897-1922, with Marine Society Medal dated 19th April 1905, includes full service history

Group of 5 to Lt. Commander F. H. Yeo, Royal Navy, WW1 trio & good shooting medal awarded 1913, 13.5 inc. HMS Centurion, with history

Turkish Crimea Medal, 1855, British issue

Turkish Crimea Medal, Sardinia issue, a nice example

Royal Agricultural Society Long Service Medal to John William Nevitt, 47 years service, 1964

General Service Medal, Malaya bar, to 23617466 Pte. R. Hyland, Royal Army Medical Corps, in box of issue

Group of 4 to 12862 Pte. later W.O. class 2, Arthur Noah, Royal Fusiliers, later 23 London, with history

Order of Saint Michael & Saint George, knight commander, a nice example

Commander of the Order of the British Empire (C.B.E.), WW2 type, in original case

Group of 3 to Pte. William Thomas morris, 2 Royal Sussex, later joined the Bedford Regiment, with history confirming medals, also includes original photos

WW1 trio & Memorial Plaque to Able Seaman Alick Lincoln, Royal Navy, killed by a mine explosion in the English Channel 8th February 1917 onboard HMS Ghurka

Medal for Long Service and Good Conduct (Military), George V version, to 1854680 C. E. Cornelius, Royal Engineers

Military Medal to 19583 Pte. John Caine, 2 East Lancashire Regiment, killed in action 27th May 1918

Commander of the Order of the British Empire (C.B.E.), 1st. type, 1917-1936, civil, in case of issue, a nice example

WW1 Merchant Marine pair to Alexander Downie

Group of 3 to 1384041 Sergeant Derek Henry Evans, RAF, killed in action carrying 21 500lb mines on an attack on Saarbrucken, 19/9/1942, Evans was a pilot with 115 Squadron and flew Wellingtons, includes history

Sergeant Geoffrey Andrew Bennetts, Wireless Operator and Air Gunner in 99 Squadron, RAF. He was lost during a bombing mission on Berlin on May 9th, 1941. Bennetts was last heard calling for help at 5:20 am, posthumously MiD, LG: January 1942, see history

Group of 6 to 17274 1 Air Mechanic Edward Lipscombe, before the war served in the fire brigade, Fire Service Engineer, served at Basingstoke fire service, then R.A.F., see history

MBE group of 8 to Pte. John Connor Scrimgeour, 4 Royal Fusiliers (Iraq 1920), Temp Conductor, MiD 14/1/1943- Syria/ Iraq/ Persia- Indian Army. MBE, LG: 21/12/1944 (Italy)- Indian Army Corps Clerks. Assistant Commissary- Commissioned Lieutenant- 6/2/1945

WW1 pair & WW2 Defence Medal to 2433-S Pte. Frederick George Preen, 1 Bn., Royal Marines, Prisoner of War 25th March 1918

WW1 trio to 7428 Pte. Frank H. Harman, King's Royal Rifle Corps, France 7th April 1915

Efficiency Medal, Territorial bar, King George V 2nd type robed head, to 1002222 A. Dolman, Royal Artillery

War Medal, bronze, to 6245 Muleteer Macedonian A., WW1

Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE), ladies', 1937-52

Crimea Medal (1854)/ Turkish Crimea Medal (1854-56) pair, unnamed

Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE), ladies', in Royal Mint case of issue, 1980

General Service Medal, Malaya bar, to 2118818 Corporal C. W. Rose, Royal Army Pay Corps

Civil Defence Medal/ Defence Medal pair, unnamed

Mercantile Marine War Medal to William Francis Fisher, WW1