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Medallions awarded to Sir Henry Osmand- Clarke, Orthopaedic Surgeon

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

Memorial Plaque to 48258 Sydney Gerald Samuels, 12 Battalion, East Surrey Regiment, who died on the 24th November 1918, commemorated at the British cemetery Wimille, Francs, with copy of the war diary for November 1918

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

Memorial Plaque to 9856 Cpl. W. C. Smith, 2nd Bn., Seaforth Highlanders. KIA first day of Somme

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 to Frank Sedgwick, Dorset Regiment, one of two men showed 1st killed in action on 16th February 1916, 2nd killed in action 6th June 1915, see history

Memorial Plaque to William Hawker, one of three names

Memorial Plaque, 1914-18, to Herbert Smith, some wear

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

Memorial Plaque, scroll, news cuttings & paperwork to Gunner Richard Frederick Dyer, Scottish RFA, called up despite illness, died in service after 3 weeks, this shows how desperate the service was for men after Somme Campaign, see news cutting, died 1916

Mercantile Marine War Medal to William Francis Fisher, WW1

Merchant Marine 1914-18 pair to Master Mariner William George Hogan

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

Meritorious Service Medal (Elizabeth II) to 2320473 WO. Class 2 J. Ditchfield, Royal Signals, served WW2, with history

Meritorious Service Medal (King George VI)/ Medal for Long Service and Good Conduct (Military)(King George V robed head) pair to 7733458 Warrant Officer P. H. Lewin, Royal Army Pay Corps

Meritorious Service Medal to 703 Corporal J. Mc Cready, Royal Artillery. France: 4/5/1915

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

Meritorious Service Medal to Harold Watson, Warrant Officer Class 2, 1444 Military Provost Staff Corps, scarce

Meritorious Service Medal to S/Mjr. R. Fouler, Eastern Div., R.A.

Meritorious Service Medal to Sergeant H. L. Buck, Royal Artillery

Meritorious Service Medal, Geroge V issue, to M2-181260 Pte. George Charles Brewer, Army Service Corps, London Gazette 17/1/1919

Meritorious Service Medal/ Medal for Long Service and Good Conduct (Military) pair to 7733458 W.O.CL.II P. H. Lewin, Royal Army Pay Corps, LSGC George V, MSM George VI 1922-36 issue

Metropolitan Police Coronation Medal 1911 and Jubilee Medal 1935 pair to PC W. Bailey

Metropolitan Police Coronation Medal commemorating King Charles III Coronation 6th May 2023, given to police for service at the time

Metropolitan Police pair to Police Constable Thomas Ewers, W Division, Clapham, includes some history

Metropolitan police pair to police Sergeant George Alfred Ratcliff, A Division, retired 1898, recalled to T Division 1902

Metropolitan Police trio to P.C. J. Crisp, K. Division on Queen Victoria Police Diamond Jubilee Medal 1987, K. Division on King Edward VII Police Coronation Medal 1902, with his King George V Police Coronation Medal 1911

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 of 4 to 633 Corporal David Scott Charmers Watson, Seaforth Highlanders/ Royal Engineers. Military Cross for gallantry at Fay Farm near Kappaart, 21 October 1918, saved & helped/ bandaged wounded under fire, War Medal unnamed

Military Cross group of 5 to 2/Lieut. N. S. Kinnersley, Inns of Court Officer Training Corps, 3/4th (Howitzer) South Midland Brigade RFA, Captain in France 1915, Special Constable/ Chief Warden in Keynsham ARP, original paperwork, photos, see description

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 and First World War pair to 131298 A./L.Cpl. F. James, 21 Machine Gun Corps

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