Royal Navy

Northern Ireland\ Falklands pair to D.183570A A.B. C. Rockett, HMS Ambuscade, Royal Navy

Operational Service Medal for Afghanistan to D246843A OM. (C) 2 D. O. Peel, Royal Navy

Rare DFC group of 7 to Nav. Thomas O’Gorman, 279 Sqn RAF, who won the US DFC saving 10 B-17 crew and also the UK DFC, served Coastal Cmd 42–44 and Far East 45, with log book, service papers, Gazette entries and full history

Reserve Long Service and Good Conduct Medal (GV) to Leading Sick Berth Attendant A. Mead, Royal Naval Auxiliary Sick Berth Reserve

Royal Humane Society medal to AB Charles Richard Field, Royal Navy, who at great personal risk, attempted to save the life of F. C. Loring, of the same ship, who unfortunately drowned at Devonport on 1st February 1897

Royal Humane Society Medal, bronze, to Acting Master William Horn, HMS Fawn, Royal Navy, who jumped overboard to rescue Seaman E. Terry who was drowning in Auckland Harbour 7 March 1862

Royal Humane Society Medal, bronze, to Boatswain's Mate James Kennett, HMS Briton, Royal Navy, who dived overboard into shark-infested waters to save the life of Mr Boxer, who was insensible and sinking after the cutter had capsised, includes history

Royal Naval Reserve Long Service and Good Conduct Medal, Edward VII version, to D.201 Seaman H. B. Ridley, Royal Naval Reserve

Royal Naval Reserve Long Service and Good Conduct Medal, Edward VII version, to D.239 Seaman J. W. Lewaite, Royal Naval Reserve

Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve Long Service and Good Conduct Medal to 1468 C. T. Stringer Hickling, A.C.P.O., Royal Navy Volunteer Reserve

Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve Long Service and Good Conduct Medal, 1937-47, George VI issue, to 7193 Smn. C. W. Cowie, Royal Naval Reserve

Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve Long Service and Good Conduct Medal, George VI issue, to 7582 C. F. W. Hansell

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

Royal Navy Reserve Decoration, scarce Edward VII, 1902-1910, in case of issue

Scarce group of 6 to Acting Chief Yeomanry Signals H. T. Maddick, HMS Tartar; Royal Navy, QSA 5 clasps (one of 144 to RN); MiD & Navy MSM (LG 1918-19); served South Africa & WWI (HMS Roxburgh), large research file

The incredible group of medals plus MiD, to Lt. Eric Aver Duncan, Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, who was killed in the Victoria Cross action on the port of Oran, North Africa. His ship, HMS Walney, was sunk in forcing entry to the habour. See description

Transport Medal, China 1900 clasp, to Officer W. B. Barnes, HMS Fultala, Royal Navy, scarce, B.I. Lines, only 145 medals issued to officers, with history

Two brothers- WW1 pair & Memorial Plaque to Pte. John Henry Owen, 1st S.A.I. & Mercantil Marine Medal to Douglas M. Owen, Merchant Navy (Cook)

Victorian Naval Long Service & Good Conduct Medal to Chief Boatman in Charge John Williams, H.M. Coast Guard

Victorian Navy Long Service & Good Conduct Medal named to James H. Lucas, Ship's Corporal, HMS St Vincent, name engraved, medal in mint condition

Victorian Navy Long Service & Good Conduct Medal to Colour Sergeant Kibbler Private, Royal Marines, HMS Duke of Wellington, early engraved type

Victory Medal to Capt. William Courtenay Short, Royal Naval Air Service, later RAF. Served in Administrative Staff, states in papers that he was mentioned in a report for valuable service whilst in captivity, served late in the war, some service history

WW1 Distinguished Service Medal group of 5 to 176238 Petty Officer Stephen Pike, Royal Navy - Royal Fleet Reserve. LG 1/1/1916 (Mine Sweeping), DSM LG 17/4/1918 (Mine Sweeping) HMS Gossamer (Torpedo Gun Boat converted for minesweeping), includes history

WW1 group of 4 to Petty Officer Wilfred Joseph Hales, Royal Navy. Named to HMS Victory, he also served on HMS Hindustan & HMC Celandine, with history

WW1 group of 5 to Ship Steward William Hughes Jones, Royal Navy, served in both wars, full service record

WW1 pair to 226997 L.S. Charles Keywood, Royal Navy

WW1 pair to J.72066 Ordinary Seaman Tom Richmond, Royal Navy, shows on service records he was disabled October 1917, served on HMS Centurion, with service papers

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

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

WW1/ WW2 merchant navy group of 5 to Captain & Master Peter Little, who was killed by an ariel bombing from a German long-range bomber on 16th April 1941, en route from Sierra Leone to Liverpool. Includes a large file of research, see description

WW1/WW2 group of 5 to Lieutenant Commander Samuel Walter Bonfield, Royal Navy Volunteer Reserve, served 1917-1918 on HMS Monarch, later HMS Barham, Lieutenant Special Branch Cadet Medal 10/1/1952, with original service papers

WW2 group of 7 to CJX140625 Acting Seaman Edward Common Hall, Royal Navy. MiD 11/7/1940 on HMS Leath, later served in the Royal Australian Navy (Naval LSGC named to R.A.N.) includes some history, scarce

WW2 group of 8 to Chief Petty Officer (S) Cook George William Risby, Royal Navy, includes some history

WWI pair & Special Constabulary Long Service Medal to M.14008 A. E. Giles, Cook Mate, Royal Navy, later Berkshire Police Special Constabulary

WWII group of 5 to Lieutenant K. L. U. Corp, Royal Navy Signals, with two photos post-war, some history, Naval GSM bar: Minesweeping 1945-51

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