Britain

Crimea Medal, Azoff bar, unnamed as issued, a nice example

Crimea Medal, Inkermann bar, unnamed as issued, bar loose on medal

Crimea Medal, Sebastopol bar, named to Private J. Wigley, 90th Light Infantry, crude naming, some wear

Crimea Medal, Sebastopol bar, to A. King, 10 Hussars, officially impressed naming, nice tone

Crimea Medal, Sebastopol bar, to J. Cranford, Royal Sappers & Miners, officially impressed naming

Crimea Medal, Sebastopol bar, un-named as issued

Cross of The British & Foreign Sailors’ Society, scarce

D.S.O/ M.C. group to Lt. Col. Noel Clive Phillips, 1st Bn., Loyal North Lancashire Regt., joined 1901, resigned 1904, joined BOMBAY Burma Trading Company (Rangoon), recommissioned 1915, served with great gallantry at the Battle of Loos, see description

DCM group to Lieut. David Suttie, Black Watch 1886-93, then Boer War, then Great War, A Company, 7 South African Infantry in German East Africa 1915-17, DCM for Actions in German East Africa, scarce for a South African as only 800 awarded WWI, see history

DCM group to Pte. Joseph Gilliam, 2 East Yorkshire Regt., LG: 11/3/1916, after the enemy had blown in his trench with a mine he displayed great bravery and devotion to duty in digging out under heavy shell fire and rifle fire the men who had been buried

DCM group to Sergeant Charles Alfred Watch, Gloucester Regiment, Lancashire Fusiliers. LG: 6/2/1918 (France) an enemy machine-gun post was seriously affecting the line, he collected three men and rushed it, capturing 2 officers and 25 men. See description

Death of King George III medal, died January 29 1820 in the 82 year of his age and 60 year of his reign, scarce

Decoration for Officers of the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, dated 1965

Defence Medal & Civil Defence Medal with original box & certificate of issue awarded 6th February 1962 to W. B. Harding

Defence Medal, 1939-45

Defence Medal/ Fire Brigade Long Service and Good Conduct Medal pair to Fireman Levi Sisson, Isle of Ely Fire Brigade, WW2

Defence Medal/ Police Long Service & Good Conduct Medal pair to Constable John L. Chapman, served W Division (Clapham) 1931-43, R Division (Greenwich) 1943-57, Commissioner's Commendation 20th January 1950, see history

Delhi Durbar Medal (1911) to 7646 C. W. Henderson

Delhi Durbar, 1911

DFC group to Douglas Drummond Lindsay, Navigator Pilot Officer, RAF, 166 Squadron, 28 hazardous operations over Germany (see list), with log book, photos, navigation book, service book, Buckingham Palace letter & more, a nice complete lot, see description

DFC group to Flying Officer Jack Wilfred Franks, 619 Squadron, RAF, qualified as a pilot 1943 (USA), from 1941 he was piloting a Vultee BT-13, returned to U.K., training a pupil and plane crashed, many ops. over Germany (see list), photos & news cuttings

DFC group to Pilot Officer A. I. T. Moir, pilot of Halifax Bomber, 76 Squadron, RAF, DFC LG: 1943, 1652 H.C.U. Training Unit, aircraft engine burst into flames killing him and 3 crew members, full history, original photos, next of kin slip & news cutting

DFM group to a complete fantasist Edmund Cawthorn: claims to have sunk a U-boat with his crew & sent home the U-boat Commander's cap badge. Also claims to have the goldfish club badge. In reality, he was a Leading Aircraft, class 2. See description

Distinguished Conduct Medal group of 4 to 27209 Sapper A. H. Townsend, 2nd Sig. Company, Royal Engineers, 1914 Star trio France 17th August 1914, DCM London Gazette 11th March 1916, for consistent gallant and hard work, see citation

Distinguished Conduct Medal group of 4 to 3269 Colour Sergeant William Frederick Dachtler, 23rd (County of London) Bn., London Regiment, MiD LG 25/5/1917, DCM LG 17/4/1918 (reconnoitring enemy position), POW 24/3/1918, see full history with group

Distinguished Conduct Medal, unnamed as issued, original mint example, WW2

Distinguished Flying Cross group to Flying Officer Brian Frederick Fermor, 233 Squadron, RAF, a Wireless Operator Air Gunner, campaigns in Greece, Crete, Syria, Iraq and Persia, with miniatures, cigarette case engraved with mosque & photo album, scarce

Distinguished Flying Cross in original case, dated 1944, a nice mint example

Distinguished Flying Cross, dated 1943, mint example in original case

Distinguished Flying Medal group of 5 to 1437778 Flight Sergeant Edward Sutton, air gunner on Whitley Bombers 77 Squadron, 32 sorties on attacking enemy targets over Germany, see citation

Distinguished Flying Medal group of 5 to 742561 Pilot Philip Samual Marriott, pre-war RAFVR enlistment, see history

Distinguished Flying Medal group to Flight Lieutenant Lewis Edward Hopkins, joined the RAF as a Rigger Air Mechanic with 206 Squadron (a Coastal Command Squadron flying Anson Aircraft), also qualified as an Air Gunner, completed 25 ops., see description

Distinguished Flying Medal group to Sergeant Roderick Johnson, RAF, Flight Engineer, 578 Squadron, flying Handley Page Halifax Bombers, 36 sorties including targets in Berlin, Essen, Frankfurt and Homburg, an efficient engineer, see citation, LG 8/12/1944

Distinguished Flying Medal to Flight Sgt./ Engineer J. H. Wright, 83 Sqn., RAF, 43 operational sorties: Hamburg, Essen, Cologne and Düsseldorf, his aircraft was damaged by heavy flak twice, later he went to the Far East where he died in service 25/4/1946

Distinguished Flying Medal to Sgt. Pilot Thomas Purdy, RAF. KIA with 57 Sqn 1941 over Eindhoven, he took part in the famous raid of Heligoland Bight 1939 & capital ships at Brunsbuttel with 9 Sqn, with original news cuttings & MiD certificate, see history

Distinguished Service Cross (DSC), hallmarked for 1918-19, in original case, scarce

Distinguished Service Order, 1914-18 period, a good example

Distinguished Service Order, 1914-18, single, no damage, pin missing, an excellent example

Doctor Charles Herbert Budd MC TD TL MA MBBCh FFARCS DA, saw several campaigns with the RAMC during WW1, Military Cross: 'Under heavy shelling, he went forward and dressed wounded, and dressed one man under full observation of the enemy.' See description

East & West Africa Medal 1887-1900, 1 clasp: Sierra Leone 1898-99. Awarded to Pte. N. Gordon, 1/W.I.R.

East & West Africa Medal, Sierra Leone 1898-99 bar

East and West Africa Medal, Benin 1897 bar, to W. E. Horne, Royal Navy, HMS Theseus

East West Africa Medal to Pte. Mamadu Eko. Lagos Hausa Force

East West Africa Medal, 1 clasp: Witu 1890. Awarded to J. Wild, P.O.1 CL., HMS Brisk

Efficiency Decoration (Territorial), GRI version, dated 1946

Efficiency Medal, Territorial bar, King George V 2nd type robed head, to 1002222 A. Dolman, Royal Artillery

Efficiency Medal, Territorial scroll bar, George V, to 2988479 Private F. Mitchell, 8- Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders

Egypt Medal 1882, Suakin 1885 bar, to 201 Private R. Wakefield, 1/ Shropshire Light Infantry