Recently Added British Medals

Baltic Medal, 1854-1855, unnamed as issued

Indian Mutiny Medal, no bar, to William Anderson, 92 Highlanders

Group of 6 to Sergeant Solomon Cowan, a cabinet maker from Spitalfields, London. RAMC 1893, Royal Fusiliers 1899 (South Africa), promoted to Corporal, awarded DCM & discharged 1902, rejoined RAMC 1915, EEF from 1915-1919, a scarce lot, see description

Queen's South Africa Medal, no bar, to MR. W. Marrs, Imperial Railway

Royal Navy group of 5 to Lieutenant P. T. Westwood, later promoted to Lieutenant Commander 20th August 1956, R.N.R. Served Atlantic & Mediterranean Theatre in WW2, some history, scarce Minesweeping 1945-51 bar on Naval General Service Medal

Warrant Holder's Medal, unnamed, hallmarked to edge

Herbert Leonard Tillot, 15 London Regt. Enlisted Feb 1916, arrived Somme 23/8/1916, Battle of High Wood 15/9/1916, returned to UK 8/2/1917 recalled Dec 1939, joins a unit of the Royal Army Pay Corps, B.M.A. Somalia 1946-50 under the Foreign Office

Afghanistan Medal, 1878-80, Ali Musjid bar, to 2162 Private A. G. Coppens, 4th Bat., Rifle Brigade

British South Africa Company Medal, Rhodesia 1896 reverse, to Trooper J. Hartensburg, L Troop, Bechuanaland Frontier Force

Baltic Medal, 1854-55, unnamed as issued

Abyssinia Medal, 1869, to Able Seaman C. Murphy, HMS Octavia, Royal Navy

Punjab Medal, 1848-49, 2 bars: Mooltan & Goojerat, to Private Sewdeen Aheir Scinde, C.B.C.

British War Medal & Memorial Plaque (worn) to 3755 Pte. Frank Etheridge, 2/Worcestershire Regiment, died of wounds 22/3/1918, Morchies Military Cemetery, Department Du, Pas-de-Calais, France

Fletcher family, father & son medals, 2 groups, father served in the Special Constabulary, son served WW2 in the Royal Signals, later in the Civil Defence

East & West Africa Medal, Sierra Leone 1898-99 bar

Queen's South Africa Medal, 2 bars, to 3686 Pte. H. Campbell, Highland Light Infantry

Army Chaplins' badge with miniature, Queen Elizabeth II, silver gilt

Commander of the British Empire, civil, WW2, in original case

WW1 OBE group of 5 to Temporary Captain Walter Harrison Fielding, 2/1 East Anglian Field Company, Royal Engineers Aircraft construction works, served Gallipoli 16/8/1915, MiD London Gazette 14/6/1918, with service history

Africa General Service Medal, Kenya bar, to S/306336 Sergeant D. J. H. Moss, Royal Army Service Corps, formerly Royal Horse Guards

Group of 3 to 1323 Pte. Joseph Clark, 1 Battalion, Highland Light Infantry, with service papers

WW2 group of 4 to 4270249 Fusilier J. G. Reed, 1 Battalion, Royal Northumberland Fusiliers, prisoner of war, June 1942, Stalag X1-A. General Service Medal: Palestine bar, see history

National Fire Brigades Association Long Service Medal pair, bronze & silver, to 14508 Thomas Staniforth

Memorial Plaque to 553232 Pte. Arthur Corbett, 15/ London Regiment, killed in action 5th March 1918, Kantara War Cemetery, Egypt

Group of 7 to Aubrey Reginald Benorthan, Royal Artillery, served 1920-1950 (Home Service, India, Sudan), with old service book and old driver's pass for Sudan Sergeant/ Artificer

Group of 4 to 221633 Leading Seaman Stephen William Docwra, HMS Iron Duke, Royal Navy, served from 1902-1926, full service history

Meritorious Service Medal to Conductor of Supplies J. Barrett, Army Service Corps

Cambridge University Boat Club Medal, 1911, to Temporary Lieutenant A. C. Bulmer, Head of the Lent Race, later he went on to serve in the General List & East Yorkshire Regiment, 12th Bn.

Air Efficiency Medal to Squadron Leader B. L. H. Howes, named Flight Lieutenant B. L. H. Howes, RAF, with original box & forwarding letter

WW1 group of 4 to 324001 Sergeant Major A. J. H. Edwards, Royal Army Medical Corps

Royal Red Cross, 1st class, WW1 issue, in case of issue

Group of 4 to Chief Petty Officer Writer Reginald Cutting, Royal Navy, served from 1913- 1928, see papers

Royal Red Cross, 2nd class, WW1 type, in case of issue

Memorial Plaque to Able Seaman Victor Gladstone Taylor, Drake Battalion, Royal Naval Division. Killed in action 25th March 1918, aged 19, he came from 63 Lillie Road, Fulham, London, remembered with honour at Arras Memorial

Memorial Plaque, scroll & Buckingham Palace letter to SD/4207 Lance Sergeant Alban William Cashin, 13 Battalion, Royal Sussex Regiment. Killed in action 26th March 1918, he came from Saint Ann's Hill, Wandsworth, London. On the Pozieres Memorial, France

Miniature Military Cross with bar, WW2

Distinguished Conduct Medal, unnamed as issued, original mint example, WW2

King George V Coronation Medal, 1911, named to W. J. Burk, some wear

General Service Medal, Northern Ireland clasp, to 24018628 Signalman R. C. Wainwright, Royal Signals

Khedive's Star, Egypt, 1884-86

Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal, 2012, in original box made by Thomas Fattorini

Egypt Medal, Suakin 1885 bar, to 18593 Sapper A. Squirrell, 10 Company, Royal Engineers

Group of 6 with miniatures to Captain George Pattison, R.M.E., served as Armament Staff Sergeant in Palestine, reported missing at Battle of Tobruk, 20/6/1942. After 2 months he successfully evaded the enemy and was reported no longer missing on 27/8/1942

DFM group to a complete fantasist Edmund Cawthorn: claims to have sunk a U-boat with his crew & sent home the U-boat Commander's cap badge. Also claims to have the goldfish club badge. In reality, he was a Leading Aircraft, class 2. See description

Queen Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee Medal, 1977, in original Royal Mint case

Civilian Service Medal (Afghanistan), scarce

Queen Elizabeth II Golden Jubilee Medal, 2002, with original Royal Mint box

Campaign Service Medal (2 bars: Northern Ireland & Borneo)/ Medal for Long Service and Good Conduct (Military) pair to 23534806 Corporal D. L. Maskery, Royal Electrical Mechanical Engineers