Britain

Group of 3 to S. McMillan, 1st Battalion, Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders, no.4007 on Sudan Medal, later served in South Africa

Group of 3 to Sergeant James Moore, served with Swinton and Pendlebury, Lancashire

Group of 3 to Special Constable Robert Collinson, Special Constabulary Long Service Medal, Saint John Long Service Medal (unnamed) & Saint John First Aid Medal 2 clasps: 1956 & 1957

Group of 3 to Squadron Leader D. J. Rouse, RAF VR, with papers

Group of 3 to T/19046329 Pte. R. G. Beards, Army Service Corps. General Service Medal (Malaya clasp), Korea Medal & United Nations Medal

Group of 3 to to CSM Instructor J. Halsey, School of Musketry, late K.R.R.C., papers show he deserted 3 times & rejoined under 3 different alias, still managed to get an Army LSGC, also saved Sepoy Khan from drowning, an interesting lot, see description

Group of 3 to William Morris; London Midland & Scottish Railway Ambulance Brigade Medal (9ct. gold), St Andrew's Ambulance Association Medal & Best Section Member Medal 1915 Dundee (9ct. gold)

Group of 3 with miniatures to Reginald Frank Copus, 25 London Regt., London Cyclist Bn., Waziristan Campaign, A Company, H.A.C. & Royal Army Ordinance Corps (Lieut.). See history, some of his items are on display at the Imperial War Museum

Group of 4 to 105/250014 C/Sgt. + C.Q.M.S. A.F.D. Murden, 2/1st & 3rd Battalions, The London Regiment (Royal Fusiliers)(T.F.) & C.Q.M.S. Labour Corps, Gallipoli & Egypt, Francs & UK

Group of 4 to 11055 Sapper William Barnecutt, C Troop, Royal Engineers: South Africa Medal, 1879 clasp, Egypt Medal Suakin 1885 clasp, Army Long Service and Good Conduct Medal, & Khedive's Star 1884-86, with full history & photo

Group of 4 to 1154 Musician Harry Langford, Royal Marine Band, played clarinet & violin, see history

Group of 4 to 12862 Pte. later W.O. class 2, Arthur Noah, Royal Fusiliers, later 23 London, with history

Group of 4 to 14718031 Sergeant John McWhirter Ross, Royal Corps of Signals, British Empire Medal London Gazette 10th June 1948

Group of 4 to 221633 Leading Seaman Stephen William Docwra, HMS Iron Duke, Royal Navy, served from 1902-1926, full service history

Group of 4 to 2423/ 770716 W/O William Grey, 4 Northumberland Howitzer Brigade, Royal Field Artillery

Group of 4 to 24623348 Sergeant G. W. David, Royal Army Ordnance Corps, later Royal Logistics Corps 

Group of 4 to 24802318 Sergeant/ Captain P. A. Thompson, Royal Engineers: Operational Service Medal for Afghanistan (Captain), NATO Medal for the Former Yugoslavia, Queen Elizabeth II Golden Jubilee Medal & Medal for Long Service & Good Conduct (Military)

Group of 4 to 24877750 Corporal P. S. Clarke, Royal Logistics Corps, with scarce ribbon for Sierra Leone confirmed with box of issue for medal

Group of 4 to 24900198 Corporal J. S. Bowler, Royal Engineers

Group of 4 to 24964162 Corporal P. R. Keepin, Royal Logistics Corps. Iraq Medal, Operational Service Medal for Afghanistan, Queen Elizabeth II Golden Jubilee Medal & Volunteer Reserves Service Medal, complete with boxes and 3 badges

Group of 4 to 250631102 Lance Corporal Simon J. Scott, 2 Para Regiment, Mortar Platoon Support Company, enlisted at Plymouth on 15th April 1997 until December 2004, includes photos and history

Group of 4 to 25101 Private K. J. Watson, Assault Pioneer Platoon 2 Para, with service in Northern Ireland, Iraq and Afghanistan, Nato, includes 2 photos

Group of 4 to 254001 Gunner Hugh Smith, Royal Artillery, served at the Yarrow Hospital, Kent, medal named to H. Smith, in recognition of his sympathetic help to wounded soldiers, scarce medal

Group of 4 to 28714 Gunner Herbert Bramael Ledger, 12 Battery, Royal Field Artillery, China Medal: Relief of Pekin bar, later served WW1 Farrier Sergeant, 17 Royal Field Artillery, he came from Taunton, Somerset, includes full service papers

Group of 4 to 4124/13537 Pte. William Stewart, 21 Lancers, Egypt 5th September 1915, with original photos, passport & service book, shows he joined up on 27th October 1897 & left the army October 1920, includes some history

Group of 4 to 4396020 Warrant Officer J. hemingway, Royal Army Ordnance Corps, MiD for Burma 10th January 1946

Group of 4 to 4526034 Gunner Karl Nicholas Schumacher, no WW1 service, served with 630 Regiment, Royal Artillery from 1st June 1924 to 1954 (over age), see history

Group of 4 to 488 Tel. J. P. Bell, including Reserve Long Service and Good Conduct Medal to Royal Naval Volunteer Wireless Auxiliary Reserve, scarce medal- only 200 issued from 1939-57, awarded for 12 years of service

Group of 4 to 528056 Flight Sergeant J. F. Wilson, RAF

Group of 4 to 642868 Sergeant J. W. Nichols, R.A.F. (1939 enlistment)

Group of 4 to 64952314 Pte. Henry Erksine, 2 Bedfordshire Regiment, later Labour Corps, France, 6/10/1915, MM awarded for gallantry on the field 28th September 1916 at the capture of Thiepval, with original document for the award, includes full history

Group of 4 to 7298 Corporal Alfred George Mansbridge, 2 Bn., Kings Royal Rifle Corps, served France 28/8/1914 - 1918, with full service papers, medal to the 56 London Division T.A., with original documents, photos & ID tags a good lot

Group of 4 to 878846 Bdr. B. C. Smith, R.A., EIIR EM (Territorial)

Group of 4 to 98277 Gunner W. E. Long, 11 Field Battery, Royal Artillery, India Medal, 3 clasps: Tirah 1897–98, Samana 1897 & Punjab Frontier 1897–98

Group of 4 to 98277 Gunner W. E. Long, 11 Field Battery, Royal Field Artillery, includes large file of research

Group of 4 to Acting Squadron Leader E. H. Webb, R.A.F.

Group of 4 to Albert A. Kinsey, Leading Electrical Mechanic, HMS Bulwark, Royal Navy (Radfan GSM scarce to Navy)

Group of 4 to Archibald Walter Shrp, served in the fire brigade, then joined the merchant navy, then royal Navy, after the war served Surbiton fire service as Chief Officer, now Chief Officer in Bath, see history

Group of 4 to Captain Henry Vaughn Hawkins, Royal Engineers, attached Sudan Government Railway, awarded Order of the Nile (has come attached from medal suspension) London Gazette 16th January 1923

Group of 4 to Chief Petty Officer Writer Reginald Cutting, Royal Navy, served from 1913- 1928, see papers

Group of 4 to Constable William L. Gyte, Metropolitan Police, served South London

Group of 4 to Corporal Thomas Henry Sawyer, Royal Marines, HMS Phobe in West Africa, Benin 1897, later Ships Corporal, Royal Navy 18th April 1902, Master at Arms - HMS Hawke - 4th February 1913, killed in action 15th October 1914 (HMS Hawke sunk by UC9)

Group of 4 to John James Woodhouse, 151 Field Artillery, with MiD certificate, London Gazette 8th November 1945, joined the artillery 16th October 1939, with some history

Group of 4 to Orderly William Clark, Saint John/ British Red Cross Society for War Service, with service papers

Group of 4 to P.O.1. George Henry Bastable, Royal Navy. First served on HMS St. Vincent, HMS Victory on LSGC, includes full service history

Group of 4 to Petty Officer 1st Class 177465 Joseph Bedbrook, LSGC Medal: HMS Seahorse

Group of 4 to S.P.O. John Watson, HMS Pembroke, Royal Navy, full service 1914-1927, see paperwork

Group of 4 to Sapr. Charles W. Holland, 92 Field Company, Royal Engineers, Military Medal London Gazette 11/12/1916, wounded 1917, Victory Medal named R.A.