Royal Navy

1914-15 Star trio to A.B. Robert Flower, Royal Navy Volunteer Reserve, served WW1 in East Africa on HMS Manica

2 brothers: K/14281 Stoker George Henry Couch, 1st class, Royal Navy, HMS Tiger, KIA at Dogger Bank 24/1/1915, & 35050 Boy 1 S. T. Couch, Royal Navy, HMS Dolphin, with medal for Slesvig, Denmark, 1920 (not confirmed), includes history

A fine group of 10 to Rear Admiral Henry Clive Rawlings, C.B. D.S.O., Royal Navy, see description

A Royal Navy group of 4 to Able Seaman Albert Henry Belfield, with full service history and 1934 coinage-head Long Service Medal (joined 1913, served on H.M.S. Norfolk)

Africa General Service Medal, Somaliland 1902-04 bar, to Leading Stoker Arthur Joshua Snow, HMS Highflyer, Royal Navy

Africa General Service medal, Somaliland 1903-1910 bar, to 4974 Boy T. S. Haw, HMS Fox, Royal Navy. Officially renamed erased, with service papers

Africa General Service Medal, Somaliland 1908-10 bar, to Shipwright Harry Stonelake Goodfellow, HMS Diana, Royal Navy. Served from 6th July 1903 to 10th April 1917, with full service papers

An exceptional Second World War A.F.C. group of six awarded to Squadron Leader S. R. "Tummy' Sunnucks, Royal Navy & Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve, the oldest pilot in WWII to be awarded the Airforce Cross, twice MiD, see description

Ashantee Medal (1873-74) to Bandsman J. May, Royal Navy, HMS Rattlesnake

Ashantee Medal 1873-74, no bar, to Petty Officer 1st Class J. Turner, HMS Simoom, Royal Navy

Boxed Medallion, Daily Mail Bleriot Anniversary Cross Channel Air Race, 13th - 23rd July 1959, bronze, awarded to Lieutenant Commander W. J. Carter, Royal Navy

British Empire group of 7 to 4063697 Acting Corporal Robert Macfarlane Macleod. Served WW2 in the Royal Navy, then later in the Far East. He was presented his medal on 1st January 1955 by the commanding officer of 90 Group, RAF

British Empire Medal, 1939-1945 type, to Henry Murray, Greaser, Merchant Navy, displayed outstanding courage during a convoy attack by a German submarine, was among the last to leave the ship, London Gazette 12th October 1943, see description

British War Medal 1914-20 to Ldy. Seaman William Joseph Poyser, Royal Navy

Chief Stoker F. J. Stone, Royal Navy. Joined the Submarine Service in 1929 and served on HMS H43, H48, Oxley, Rover, Porpoise, Dolphin, Cyclops and Severn. MiD 1/1/1941 for service aboard HMS Severn, which took part in the Norwegian Campaign from Nov 1939

China War Medal (1900) Taku Forts bar, to Chief Stoker Benjamin Green, HMS Orlando, Royal Navy, died at sea 12th May 1902, medal in mint condition

China War Medal (1900) to Bandsman H. Daniele, Royal Navy, HMS Barfeleur

Crimea Medal, Sebastopol bar, to George Thomas, HMS Diamond, Royal Navy, impressed named

Decoration for Officers of the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, dated 1965

DFC group to Douglas Drummond Lindsay, Navigator Pilot Officer, RAF, 166 Squadron, 28 hazardous operations over Germany (see list), with log book, photos, navigation book, service book, Buckingham Palace letter & more, a nice complete lot, see description

East & West Africa Medal with BENIN 1897 clasp, to 141949 Samual Shepherd, Dom. 2 Class, HMS Widgeon, Royal Navy, copy of roll

East & West Africa Medal with WITU 1890 clasp, to Leading Seaman George Obee, HMS Humber, Royal Navy, with full service

East and West Africa Medal, Benin 1897 bar, to W. E. Horne, Royal Navy, HMS Theseus

Egypt Medal 1882, no bar, to S. Lillywhite (Boy) HMS Minotaur (armoured frigate), Royal Navy

Falklands pair to PoA (AoH) R. Bailey, Royal Navy, D0706760, HMS Hermes on Long Service Medal/ H.M.S.Heron

Father & son medal groups: 1914 Star trio with Belgium Cross of Veterans of King Albert I plus ID card to Pte. G. Jones (father), Loyal North Lancashire Regt. & British War Medal to Stoker John E. Jones (son), Royal Navy

Fine group of 8 to Lt Commander Reginald Nash, Royal Navy, DSC; WW1 service on H.M.S. Badger (first ship to sink a German submarine), Heligoland and U-boat actions, later on H.M.S. Malaya for evacuation of Sultan Mehmed VI; with logs, photos & documents

General Service Medal, 2 clasps: Gulf & Northern Ireland, to 062351R I. Cross, Royal Navy

General Service Medal, Malay Peninsula bar, to 085945 M(E)1 J. F. Croskery, Royal Navy

General Service Medal, Malay Peninsular bar/ Pingat Jasa Malaysia pair, to 058898 J. M. Dunn, Mechanic (Engineer), 1. Royal Navy, with two ships' tallies: H.M.S. President & H.M.S. Corunna, box damaged

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 271389 Robert Christopher Gibson, Royal Navy, he served aboard submarine C.29 which was sunk when his trawler Ariadne strayed into a mine field in the Humber Estuary, 29th August 1915 with all crew killed, see history

Group of 3 to 79558 D/Jc. K. G. Greenway, P.O. TEL, Royal Navy (C.R.S. H.M.S. Phoenicia on Long Service Medal)

Group of 3 to JK 795558K G. Greenway, C.R.S., HMS Phoenicia, Royal Navy: United Nations/ General Service Medal, Near East bar/ Naval Long Service & Good Conduct Medal

Group of 3 to John Gordon Davis, RAF, Air Force Cross (1/1/1960), GSM with Malaya Peninsula clasp, and War Medal; enlisted February 1944, Cadet Navigator 1951, later Flying Officer 1952, Flight Lieutenant 1956, retired 3/8/1976, see history

Group of 4 to 12526 Leading Signaller Edward Alfred Taylor, Royal Navy, HMS Valiant, served from 29 June 1911 to 19 November 1928, with copy service papers, 1914-18 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal and Royal Navy Long Service & Good Conduct Medal

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

Group of 4 to 488 Tel. J. P. Bell, including Reserve Long Service and Good Conduct Medal to Royal Naval Volunteer Wireless Auxiliary Reserve, scarce medal- only 200 issued from 1939-57, awarded for 12 years of service

Group of 4 to Albert A. Kinsey, Leading Electrical Mechanic, HMS Bulwark, Royal Navy (Radfan GSM scarce to Navy)

Group of 4 to Archibald Walter Shrp, served in the fire brigade, then joined the merchant navy, then royal Navy, after the war served Surbiton fire service as Chief Officer, now Chief Officer in Bath, see history

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

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 4 to P.O.1. George Henry Bastable, Royal Navy. First served on HMS St. Vincent, HMS Victory on LSGC, includes full service history

Group of 4 to S.P.O. John Watson, HMS Pembroke, Royal Navy, full service 1914-1927, see paperwork

Group of 5 medals to Instructor Lieutenant Harry H. Sellar, Royal Navy

Group of 5 to 183950 Allan Carter, Royal Navy, HMS Pelorus on Naval General Service Medal (Persian Gulf 1909-1914 bar) and Alan Carter PO HMS Pelorus on Naval Long Service and Good Conduct Medal, with copy of service papers

Group of 5 to A.B. John H. Jones, HMS Endymion on China War Medal, Lieutenant Royal Navy Reserve on WW1 trio, John H. Jones on Mercantile Marine Medal, unofficial bar on China War Medal

Group of 5 to Chief Petty Officer Harold Frank Pepper, Royal Navy. He served on submarines all through his service from 1935-51, HMS Porpoise/ Otway/ Cachalot/ Vangarian, various ops to Norway, Cherbourg encounter with a U-Boat, with detailed history