British Orders & Decorations

Group of 7 to V.0576068 Flt. Sgt. Donald Ian Douglas, RAF. London Gazette 1 January 1966 for the British Empire Medal

Imperial Service Medal (George V robed type) to Frederick Edward Price, Postman, Worcester, London Gazette 1st May 1934

Imperial Service Medal to Chief inspector Leonard William John, London Postal Region, 29/11/1966

Imperial Service Medal to Miss Joan Elanor Stevens

Imperial Service Medal to Robert James Clay, Elizabeth II issue in box

Imperial Service Medal, George V, 2nd type, in case, with letter for award to John Thompson, His Majesty's Prison Peterhead

Imperial Service Medal, named to Gloria McGuinness, new type in Royal Mint box of issue

India, Kaisar-i-Hind Medal for Public Service in India, 2nd class, in sliver, His Majesty's mint, Calcutta, a good example

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

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

Knight Bachelor neck badge, type 3, with miniature, hallmarked, made by Garrards

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

Knight Commander of the Bath, star, civil, silver-gilt, a nice example

Knight Commander of the British Empire (KBE) with military ribbon

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

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

Ladies O.B.E. in tattered case

Lieut. Roy Dunlop Anderson, SA Light Horse - 2 Bn Imperial Yeomanry (Boer War), Major- Middlesex Regt & Congo Carrier Section East Africa Transport Corps, M.I.D. twice, MC East Africa (Upgraded to DSO), OBE (Military), Belgium Order de la Couronne Officer

MBE/ WWI pair to 204234 Private Sidney Taylor, 1st Battalion, 1st London Regiment, enlisted 23/5/1916, discharged 15/10/1918, with original discharge certificate, MBE for Clerical Officer, Ministry of Transport, 1/6/1951

Medal of the Order of the British Empire, 1917, unnamed as issued, scarce

Medallion, plaque and original Buckingham Palace letter. Mr Clark H. Minor, Honorary Grand Commander of the British Empire, American Citizen, Steel Corporation

Member of the British Empire (MBE), military, Elizabeth II issue, in original fitted case

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

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

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

Member of the Order of the British Empire, military, with Buckingham Palace letter, to Lieutenant Captain Major Melvyn Reginald Moore, Royal Artillery, MiD 11th November 1943, includes history

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

Military Cross group to Captain Harold Edgar Kendrick, Wakefield Royal Engineers. Service in France September 1915, Signal Company, Royal Engineers, MiD 28/11/1917, Military Cross 3/6/1918, studied at Oxford, with history

Military Cross group to Lt. E. G. Kirk, R.G.A. (S.R.) attd. 32nd Sge. Bty.

Military Cross, 1914-18, single, with original case, a good example of type

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

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

Military Medal awarded to Pte. Lcr. J. Caine, 2nd Bn., East Lancashire Regt.

Military Medal group of 4 to 62234 Cpl. Percy C. L. H. Bulmer, 18- Divisional Signal Coy., R.E. Includes Flying Log Book as a Bomb-Aimer (1944-45)/ 'B' Brevet (no ops) & son's 1939-45 War Medal

Military Medal group of 5 to 916-935074 Sergeant William E. Hawkes Hames, 1 -3 City of London Brigade, Royal Field Artillery, C/282 Brigade, wounded (gassed) 5/11/1917, Military Medal, London Gazette: 14/51919

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

Military Medal to 326279 Sergeant George Cowan, 110 Siege Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery, 27 Brigade, for action during the German Spring Offensive in April 1918, London Gazette 29th August 1918, with full history

Military Medal to 3380 Pte. Henry Ward, 16/ Lancashire Fusiliers, 2 Salford Pals, formerly 9 Lancashire Fusiliers, card shows wounded at Gallipoli, London gazette 24/1/1919

Military Medal to 36499 Staff Sergeant Robert Dyson, Royal Army Medical Corps. Served in France 31/7/1915 with the 18 General Hospital, 49th Field Ambulance, London Gazette 9 July 1917, includes some history

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

Military Medal to Corporal Acting Sergeant Robert Rice Young, 4 Welch Regiment, see citation, 12th January 1945, signed by Field Marshal Montgomery (photocopy from public records office), London Gazette 12th April 1945

Military Medal to John Hughes, Labour Corps, R.F.A.

Military Medal to L/Sgt. H. J. Crook, Royal Fusiliers. M.M. LG for 24th Jan 1919. For 'Amiens, Italy, Salonika' 8/8/18 to 3/9/18

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

Military Medal to W.S. Serjeant Harold Phelps, 2 South Wales Border Regiment, for action during D-Day at St Germain D'Ectot Ridge 30 July 1944, see citation, this signed by LT. Colonel Barlow, commander 2 South Wales Border Regiment & Montgomery, scarce

Military Medal, 1914-18, to Sergeant Percy Winning, 4th London Brigade, Royal Field Artillery, London Gazette 7th October 1918, some history, he came from Catford, South East London

Military Medal, George VI, 1939-45, unnamed as issued, scarce original issue

Military Medal/ WW1 group of 4 to 5180 Sjt. (Cecil) Duncan Robertson, 9/Pioneer Bn., The Seaforth Highrs. (and post war Flying Officer (GD) RAF: 1920-28 in Ambala 20 Sqdn.)