Britain

Queen's South Africa Medal, 5 bars: Laing's Nek, Transvaal, Relief of Ladysmith, Orange Free State & Tugela Heights, to 5382 Pte. J. Campbell, Royal Lancaster Regiment

Queen's South Africa Medal, 5 bars: South Africa 1902, South Africa 1901, Transvaal, Orange Free State & Cape Colony, to 34560 Private H. G. Jones, 92 Company, Imperial Yeomanry, with sports medal: Wood Green Football League 1906-07

Queen's South Africa Medal, no bar, to E. Quinn, Cape Government Railways, civilian, with copy roll

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

Queen's South Africa Medal, Relief of Ladysmith bar, to T91820 Gunner J. Webster, 73 Battery, Royal Field Artillery, some wear to medal, includes history

Queen's South Africa Medal, Transvaal bar, to 4158 Pte. T. Whisking, 10 Hussars

Queen's South Africa Medal/ King's South Africa Medal pair to 5901 Corporal George Palmer, served with the 2nd East Surrey Regiment, with service papers

Queen's South Africa Medal/ King's South Africa Medal pair to Pte. R. Pillmer, 1 Royal Dragoons

Queen's South Africa pair to 2586 Private W. Mills, Middlesex Regiment

Queen's South Africa/ King's South Africa pair to 3039 Corporal J. Dunn, 5th Dragoons, includes full papers

Queen's South African Medal, 5 bars: South Africa 1902, South Africa 1901, Transvaal, Orange Free State & Cape Colony, to 21800 Pte. F. G. Ingamells, 81st Company, Imperial Yeomanry

Queen's Sudan Medal to 3361 Private W. Alden, 1st Lincolnshire Regiment

Queen's Sudan Medal to 4144 Private E. Stanly, 1st North Staffordshire Regiment, some wear

Queen's Sudan Medal to 4651 Pte. T. Evans, 1/ Grenadier Guards

Queen's Sudan Medal, 1896, to 3680 Pte. W. Berry, 2 Rifle Brigade, suspender loose

Queen's Sudan Medal, bronze, unnamed

Queens South Africa Medal (5 bars) to 33930 Pte. M. Spragg, 87 Imperial Yeomanry & WW1 pair (96625 Royal Artillery)

Queen’s South Africa & King’s South Africa Medal Pair to 3712 Corporal Shoeing Smith Arthur Bramhall 12th Lancers, full service history, joined 1893-1906

R.A.F. Bomber Command Commemorative Medal, 1939-1945

R.A.F. Wings, WW2, nice original single

R.S.P.C.A. Medal in silver to Hyla Newton, 1923, believed to have been awarded in the Somerset area

RAF Coastal Command group of 5 to 564062 Earnest Montague Price, flew operations Coastal Command Pilot Officer 1940, joined 14/1/1930 retired Wing Commander 1/7/1969, see service history

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

Rhodesia, group of 5 to 22990 Stk. Leader John Dodds, later British South Africa Police

Rocket Apparatus Long Service Medal, presented by the Board of Trade to Jos. M. Middleton

Royal Agricultural Society Long Service Medal to John William Nevitt, 47 years service, 1964

Royal Air Force group of 3 to 4031472 Corporal I. R. Mymill, RAF

Royal Air Force Long Service & Good Conduct Medal to 338170 Sergeant F. W. Whyte, RAF, with a pre-war account of his trip from Baghdad to Cairo, an interesting lot

Royal Air Force Long Service and Good Conduct Medal to MO595659 Sergeant D. R. Jones, RAF

Royal Air Force Long Service and Good Conduct Medal to T27466281 Chief Technician J. C. Rooney, RAF

Royal Fleet Reserve Long Service & Good Conduct Medal to P.O. 5496 B.259 Pte. Edwin Jeater, Royal Marines Light Infantry, Royal Fleet Reserve

Royal Fleet Reserve Long Service & Good Conduct Medal to S.S.X.29400 F. R. Cooper, Dev. B. 17837 P.O.R.F.R., Elizabeth II issue

Royal Fleet Reserve Long Service and Good Conduct Medal, George V coinage head, to SS.7307 P.O.B. 13597 A.B. J. R. Sharp, Royal Fleet Reserve

Royal Household Long and Faithful Service Medal to Gladys Mary Bell, for 20 years service, 1946 - 1966, on a ladies bow, she served at Kensington Palace, domestic work

Royal Humane Society Medal in bronze, early issue, to Joanni Rogers, 1842, edge knocks to medal

Royal Humane Society Medal to A.B. Alexander Stuart, for rescuing an A.B. from drowning at Margate, 10th July 1936

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 to Thomas Bishop, 7 June 1876, case number 19877, Swansea, South Wales

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 Marines Rifle Association Medal, awarded to Corporal F. V. G. Bacon, Winner's First Reserve Challenge Trophy 1922

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