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Territorial Force War Medal 1914-18, to 2036 Private J. Partington, Loyal North Lancs. Regiment

Territorial Force War Medal and British War Medal pair to Private, later Lieutenant, Robert Edward Birtwistle, Middlesex Regiment; later joined the Indian Army, 13th Rajputs; served in India until 1923; entitled to pair only, with paperwork

Territorial Force War Medal group of 3 to 1879 Private C. ELL., Oxford Light Infantry

Territorial Force War Medal, 1914-18, to 1167 Private G. Bowles, Royal West Kent Regiment

Territorial Force War Medal/ Territorial Force Efficiency Medal group of 4 to 265123 Sergeant A. H. V. Ingram, Kent Cyclist Battalion on all medals

Territorial group of 5 to 115, Sergeant Thomas Bossward, 4th Territorial Battalion, South Lancashire Regiment, complete with family photos lot

Territorial War Medal 1914-1918 to 1507 Private H. W. Purchase, Somerset Light Infantry, some wear

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

The official British Empire Exhibition Commemorative Medal, 1924, Wembley, London

The Queen's Diamond Jubilee Medal, 1952-2012, in original case

The Queen's Platinum Jubilee Medal, 1952-2022, in original case

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police Long Service Medal (EIIR) and re-award bar (bronze) to 13139 Sgt. F. T. Salter, joined 29/12/38 at Ottowa on Depot, K.H.B.HQ + Air Division

The Royal Horticultural Society Long Service Medal to T. H. Lamport, in case of issue

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

Trio to 24665788 Staff Sergeant Steve Quinn, Royal Army Medical Corps for 22 years. Started as a Medical Assistant, attached to and served with the Infantry Signals and Logistics units in various parts of the world. With a copy of his full service history

Trio to 24890 Private Thomas Wogan, South Wales Borders Service, 4 Battalion, Indian General Service Medal, Waziristan 1919-21 bar

Trio to 2640 Sergeant Arthur Harris, Royal Garrison Artillery, 393 Siege Battery, won Military Medal during 3rd Battle of Ypres, admitted to 64th Field Ambulance suffering a gunshot to his leg 8th October 1917, MM LG: 17th December 1917, see history

Trio to P.C. + P.Sgt. E. Cooper, 'S + Y' Divisions, Metropolitan Police

Trio to P.C. H. Elmes, 'C' Division, Metropolitan Police (includes pension documents)

Trio to Sqdn. Ldr. William Henry E Marriott, R.A.F., Admin & Special Duties Branch

Trio with Buckingham Palace letter addressed to 2 Battalion, Grenadier Guards on their departure to Egypt 3 March 1936, General Service Medal Palestine 1945-48 clasp named to 2626187 Guardsman P. J. Preston, Grenadier Guards

Turkish Crimea Medal 1855, British issue, named to 3004 Private John Chafto, 93rd Highlanders

Turkish Crimea Medal 1855, named G. GDS. 4823 La Crimea

Turkish Crimea Medal, 1855, British issue

Turkish Crimea Medal, 1855, British issue

Turkish Crimea Medal, 1855, British issue

Turkish Crimea Medal, 1855, British issue

Turkish Crimea Medal, 1855, Sardinia issue

Turkish Crimea Medal, Sardinia issue, a nice example

Turkish Crimea Medal, unnamed as issued, 1855 Sardinia issue

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

Unusual King George V Coronation Medal, 1911, named to P.C. Pound, struck in silver

Victorian Army Long Service & Good Conduct Medal to 1401 Private G. Blackburn, 45th Foot, Nottinghamshire Regiment

Victorian Army Long Service & Good Conduct Medal to 1698 Colour Sergeant Alexander Spark, 75th Foot

Victorian Army Long Service & Good Conduct Medal to 1843 Company Sergeant J. Cook, Gordon Highlanders

Victorian Army Long Service & Good Conduct Medal to 2146 Private C. Radley, Royal Sussex Regiment

Victorian Army Long Service & Good Conduct Medal to 773 Private J. Palfrey, 1-7 Foot

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

Victorian Naval Long Service & Good Conduct Medal to JNO. Varcoe, Musician, number 1730, Plymouth Royal Marines Light Infantry, some wear to name but all readable

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