Britain

Group of 4 to Sergeant of the Band David Lomas, King's Own Scottish Borders & West Yorkshire Regiment, with full service history

Group of 4 to South African Private A. H. Dixon, 8 South Africa infantry, Pretoria Regiment

Group of 4 to Squadron Leader Fredrick Ronald Flynn, RAF. Chief Flying Instructor at No.4 Air School, flew on the Royal Flight (1953 Coronation), King's Commendation, LG 1/1/1945, Air Force Cross 2/1/1950, photos, officer's promotion document & 4 logbooks

Group of 4 to Staff Sergeant Albert B. Hearne, British War & Victory medals (42439 Pte. Dorset Regt.), G.S.M. Iraq clasp (S/7030 A/SSgt. R.A.O.C.), Army LSCG (7574866 SSgt. R.A.O.C.), with history

Group of 4 to Staff Sergeant Thomas Moreland Johnson, Indan Army Ordnance Corps. Enlisted King's Own Royal Lancaster Regiment, served Malta & Jersey, transferred to India (Eastern Persian borders), then Afghanistan 1919. MiD MBE 1927, includes history

Group of 4 to Temporary Lieutenant Robert R. Kerr, Royal Army Medical Corps/ Royal Army Ordnance Corps. MBE: 3/6/1919

Group of 4 to William Edward Long, 3 Middlesex Artillery Volunteers (India 1895-1902, 3 bars confirmed), then served in WW1 with the 83 Brigade (France, 1915) where he was thrown from his water cart (1916) and evacuated home, includes service papers

Group of 4 to X996950 R. V. Weston, L.E.M. R.N.R., formerly D/M.X.508737 Wireman H.M. Landing Craft 2338, he was seriously wounded on D-Day when the landing craft was hit on its ramp at Juno beach, with history

Group of 4 with miniatures to 3208754 (ex AATC circa 1943) LAC J. W. Newby, RAF

Group of 4 with sports medals to Flight Lieutenant Thomas Pounteny, RAF, born 1911, Air Force Medal, London Gazette 1938, early award of the AFM pre-war, trained pilots throughout the war, enlisted 1927, retired 1950, with copies of his service papers

Group of 5 including pre-war Palestine General Service Medal to 6010697 Private R. Bryne, Essex Regiment, all medals are named to him, privately named

Group of 5 medals to Instructor Lieutenant Harry H. Sellar, Royal Navy

Group of 5 medals to S/Ldr. T. Hamilton Brown, Technical Branch, RAF

Group of 5 medals with miniatures to 2114 Pte. J. L. Harrison, 9th Bn., The (Lothian Regt.) Royal Scotts, R.E.

Group of 5 to 122027 Squadron Leader J. T. Hancock, Headquaters, No.61 Group, R.A.F.V.R.

Group of 5 to 2080722 Bombardier John T. Kenney, 121 Light Anti-Aircraft, Royal Artillery (Leicester Regiment), includes Efficiency Medal (Territorial scroll bar), served Normandy 1944, see history

Group of 5 to 23680 Artillery Musician Charles F. Stearn, Royal Garrison. WW1 trio, Long Service & Good Conduct Medal & Meritorious Service Medal (GVI), worn

Group of 5 to 24475540 Corporal P. Jones, Royal Corps of Transport

Group of 5 to 24762330 Staff Sergeant/ Signalman M. A. Tench, Royal Signals

Group of 5 to 2484933 Pte. D. I. McMillan, Army Catering Corps/ Royal Logistics

Group of 5 to 25058763 Corporal J. Gilmour, Royal Logistics Corps. Served in Iraq & Afghanistan

Group of 5 to 25076436 Private D. J. Deraphin, Para Regiment, Iraq & Afghanistan Medals, includes some photos

Group of 5 to 25326 Driver Lance Corporal Cyril Collingwood, 2 Signal Company, Royal Engineers, France 17th August 1914, later service in India, Waziristan 1921-24, Rawalpindi 24th December 1924, with service history

Group of 5 to 2554 Private J. Scott, 25th King's Own Scottish Borderers, served Egypt, India & South Africa. Geimaizah 1888, Khedive's Star (undated), India Medal, Relief of Chitral 1895 bar, QSA 3 bars & KSA, with full service history

Group of 5 to 46298 Signaler E. J. Ager, 2 Indian Division, Royal Signals

Group of 5 to 4856 Drummer/ Pte. William White, 2nd Royal Warwickshire Regiment, gunshot wound 24/10/1914, served through the war, includes service papers

Group of 5 to 521788 Leading Aircraftsman R. Hastwell, RAF. General Service Medal, Palestine clasp (for service in the British Mandate of Palestine between 19th April 1936 and 3rd September 1939, during the Arab Revolt)

Group of 5 to 543657 Leading Aircraftman D. Barkley, R.A.F., India General Service Medal, North West Frontier 1937-39 bar, 1939-45 Star, Burma Star, Defence Medal, War Medal, IGSM engraved as correct for period, shows service for the far east

Group of 5 to 578773 Sergeant J. H. Queen, R.A.F.

Group of 5 to 6460351 Fusiler E. W. Moore, 8th & 9th Battalions, Royal Fusiliers (T.A.)

Group of 5 to 6969157 Pte. C. E. Anderson, Surreys

Group of 5 to 6969157 Pte. C. E. Anderson, Surreys, WW2

Group of 5 to 7360587 Corporal Harry Warwick, Royal Army Medical Corps. Joined 1/11/1939 as a Nursing Orderly, posted to Infantry Training Depot, France, evacuated from Dunkirk, served in India 1942, then Burma, 1944, as part of 14 Division. Full history

Group of 5 to 864489 Pte. P. A. Anscombe, R.A.O.C. (served in France & Germany 1944-45) wit copy of R. Arty. attestation. Efficiency Medal (GVI) 'Territorial' bar

Group of 5 to 9721 Sergeant James Courtney, 1st Battalion & 8th (Service) Battalion, The Devonshire Regiment & Special Constabulary, MiD 22nd May 1917, France

Group of 5 to A.B. John H. Jones, HMS Endymion on China War Medal, Lieutenant Royal Navy Reserve on WW1 trio, John H. Jones on Mercantile Marine Medal, unofficial bar on China War Medal

Group of 5 to Australian Air Gunner/ Warrant Officer W. F. Fitzgerald, 49 Squadron, RAF, shot down over Germany 8th October 1943, POW in Stalag Luft 1 and later Stalag Luft 3, all medals named, impressed or officially engraved, a scarce group

Group of 5 to C. Sergeant B. W. Sykes, Duke of Wellington's Regiment, Yorks.

Group of 5 to Chief Petty Officer Harold Frank Pepper, Royal Navy. He served on submarines all through his service from 1935-51, HMS Porpoise/ Otway/ Cachalot/ Vangarian, various ops to Norway, Cherbourg encounter with a U-Boat, with detailed history

Group of 5 to Colonel James Hurrie Brodie, Royal Army Medical Corps, served Army Medical Corps from 1941 where he served in England and India, see history

Group of 5 to D199957R WEA M. P. O'Donoghue, Royal Navy, Weapon Specialist, scarce

Group of 5 to Frederick F. Farley, Royal Signals, Prisoner of War in Italy, camp number 54, Passo Corese/ Fara in Sabina, Rome, later moved to Germany, Stalag IV, Muhlberg, see history

Group of 5 to JX.407272 Seaman J. W. Imeson, Royal Navy, includes some history

Group of 5 to JX/24837 Petty Officer Thomas Carmichael Bell, D.E.M.S., HMS President III, Royal Navy. Presented the British Empire Medal 4/12/1945 by the King, for bravery and enterprise during the Plymouth blitz. With original documents, see description

Group of 5 to L. F. T. Potter, Long Service Reserve Navy, he served on merchant ship Kyno, the 3946 tons ship was attacked and sunk by U-boat I-28 Gunter Kuhnke on 28th August 1940, see history

Group of 5 to Lt. Commander F. H. Yeo, Royal Navy, WW1 trio & good shooting medal awarded 1913, 13.5 inc. HMS Centurion, with history

Group of 5 to Musician Gunner Charles G. Stearin, Royal Garrison Artillery, France 19/12/1915, medals worn, Meritrious Service Medal mint (never worn), with history

Group of 5 to Pte. Arthur Edward Morrill, 2 Royal Horse Artillery, served Dunkirk, wounded at Alamein, after the war served with the Leeds Fire Brigade from 5th May 1946 until 16th May 1975, with original documents and some research