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Turkish Crimea, 1855, needs suspension, some mounted marks to edge

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)

Two family groups: CH. Tech G. R. Edney, (Malaya, Borneo, RAF LSGC) & SG.186 M. Edney, RFA Brambleleaf- Falklands, Petty Officer- 1st Gulf War/ Afghanistan, Chief Petty Officer- Iraq, scarce RFA LSGC with bar, 2002 & 2012 Jubilee, all in original boxes

Two Special Constabulary Long Service Medals, George V, double issue to Special Constable James Victor Riches, Norfolk Police Special Constabulary, with history

Two WW1 trios to K/17981 Walter James Fairhurst (from Warrington) and 6264 Stoker John Healy, Jutland casualties who died on HMS Indefatigable, which was sunk at the Battle of Jutland on 31 May 1916, with the loss of 1010 men, only two survivors

Unattributed WW2 group of 6 with miniatures, interesting group

Victorian group of 3 miniatures: India General Service Medal, Queen's South Africa Medal & China Medal 1900, a nice set

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

Victory Medal awarded to 13310 Pte. H. G. Tanner, Essex Regt.

Victory Medal to 226396 Walter English, Monmouth Regiment

Victory Medal to 39754 Cyril Percy Nelson Trent, 2 Wiltshire Regiment, KIA 5 November 1918 aged 19, commemorated at the Awoingt British Cemetery, includes history

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

Victory Medal to M2-101738 Pte. John Kearns, A.S.C. (later 647156 Labour Corps) with copy papers

Visit to Ireland Medal 1903, to Police Constable Sandles, Royal Irish Constabulary, worn

Voluntary Medical Service Medal, 2 clasps, to Mrs. Ethel M. P. Lancaster, British Red Cross

Voluntary Service Medal, hallmark sliver

Volunteer Decoration, 1st type, in case of issue, some wear

Volunteer Force Long Service & Good Conduct Medal to 3832 Pte. G. Rose, Notts. & Derby.

Volunteer Long Service Medal to 1937 Sergeant W. Cooper, 2nd Middlesex Artillery Volunteers, Royal Artillery

Volunteer Long Service Medal to 42547 Pte. S. Pearce, 1st Volunteer Bn., Middlesex Regt.

Volunteer Long Service Medal to 5146 Gunner T. Hadland, 4th Volunteer Artillery

Volunteer Long Service Medal to 753 Sergeant S. Bottomley, 2/ Volunteer Force, King's Liverpool Regiment

Volunteer Long Service Medal to Sergeant F. Davidson, 1 Kent Royal Garrison Artillery Volunteer

Volunteer Long Service Medal to Sergeant W. Emery, 3 Volunteer Battalion, East Surrey Regiment

Volunteer Long Service Medal, 1895-1901, unnamed as issued

Volunteer Long Service Medal, Edward VII issue, to 6464 Gunner F. Surginor, 2/Lanc. R.G.A. Volunteer

Volunteer Long Service Medal, Edward VII version, to Private S. Griffiths, 2 Loyal North Lancs.

Volunteer Long Service Medal, Queen Victoria issue, to 4501 Private G. Bryne, 5th (Irish) Volunteer Liverpool Regiment, Queen Victoria issue

Volunteer Officers' Decoration to Lieutenant Colonel Hubert J. Candy, 1 West Riding of Yorkshire, Western Division, Royal Artillery, with some history

War Medal 1939-45

War Medal 1939-45, Defence Medal & Territorial Efficiency Decoration dated 1953

War Medal 1939-45/ General Service Medal (Palestine 1945-49 clasp) to Dvr. J. Mann, R. Signals

War Medal, bronze, to 6245 Muleteer Macedonian A., WW1

Warrant Holder's Medal, unnamed, hallmarked to edge

Waterloo Medal, named to G. G. Street, Divn. of Guards, old style of re-named replacement suspender

Women's Voluntary Service Medal/ Queen Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee Medal 1977 pair to Mrs K. U. Culpin, with letter and bar for 27 years service

WW1 & WW2 RFC & RAF Military Cross group of 6 to Air Commodore J. L. Vachell. Involved with British Intelligence, he was placed in Hitler's black book of people to be executed if the Germans ever landed in the UK, interesting group, see description

WW1 Commemorative Cross, 1914

WW1 DCM trio to 915772 Gunner/ Lance Corporal Percy Quinnell, served Egypt attd. No.5 M.M. Battery, Royal Field Artillery. Killed an enemy machine gun crew after being struck in the head by a splinter. With two certificates signed by General Allenby

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 3 to 2Lt. E. I. Thompson, A.S.C., Iraq clasp on GSM

WW1 group of 3 to Lieutenant Robert Anthony Bassham, served with the 16 London Regiment, on roll as wounded in France 13/3/1918, with history

WW1 group of 4 to 26911 Driver Wilfred G. Gough, Royal Engineers. Meritorious Service Medal, London Gazette, 17th January 1917

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

WW1 group of 4 to 656 Driver E. Bettley, Royal Field Artillery

WW1 group of 4 to Austin John Edmunds, Royal Army Medical Corps, with photo & history

WW1 group of 4 to Austin John Edmunds, Royal Army Medical Corps. Originally from Walton, Somerset, he served with the 2nd South Western Field Ambulance (Mesopotamia), full service 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