World Militaria Webring
International webring hosting details of hundreds of medal and militaria dealers and their websites across the globe Frontier Medals
Run by long time Hong Kong resident Steve Verralls, Frontier offers a good selection of British Orders, Decorations and Medals that usually includes medals with a colonial Hong Kong or China service aspect to them
Anglo Boer War .Com
A wonderful reference source for anyone having an interest in the South African War 1899-1902. Plenty details to be found there on medals and awards, as well as biographical research sources. A boon for medal collectors, and a credit to the Biggins brothers who are the owners and webmasters of that site
Tom Donovan Editions
Tom is both a specialist book publisher, as well as a dealer in rare and used military books. Both of his websites are well worth a visit for anyone interested in obtaining new or rare titles, especially with regards to the Great War. Tom is also a medal collector, and hence his stock is well peppered with biographical materials, regimental histories and army lists
Vimy Militaria
One of the best sources for Canadian medals and militaria. Run by Jim Godefroy, himself a medal collector and serving Officer in the Canadian Armed Forces, his website offers a good selection of Orders, Decorations and Medals with a strong Canadian flavour as you would expect Borderers Research
For anyone having an interest in Scottish military history in general, and in the medals of the Kings Own Scottish Boerderers and Cameronians in particular, then a visit this website run by medal collector, and Borderer Gerry ONeill is well recommended
WWW.Militarymedals.Ca
Ken Osborne is the owner of this well illustrated website that offers more than just a selection of British and Canadian military medals. Ken also stocks other items of militaria including cap badges and items of uniform
Medal Collectors Forum
The best medal forum on the WWW - and the only forum to which I contribute.
The forum caters to all aspects of; Orders, Decorations and Medals. While mostly populated with British-centric information, it is also an excellent platform for the discussion of medals from other countries of the world. The webmaster, Brian Hewitt, is a long standing medal collector, whose interests include Sudan 1896-1922, and the medals of France and Nepal
Militaria Mart
Visit the dealers directory in the shopping mall for the largest selection of mostly United Kingdom based militaria dealers. Interestingly all members of Militaria Mart - irrespective of where they are located -are required to subscribe to a univeral code of conduct which ultimately is for the security and benefit of collectors who purchase on the world-wide-web
Jager Medals & Militaria
This website, run by well known collector Justin Young, offers a fine selection of Victorian campaign medals. In particular he maintains a fine stock of medals awarded for the 'Zulu Wars' as well as those for Royal Navy actions during the long running Napoleonic Wars of the late 18th and early 19th Century
Indian Order of Merit: Volume I 1837-1860
Aberdeen Medals is delighted to help promote this, the keenly awaited, definitive history of the Indian Order of Merit - the oldest established gallantry award in the British Empire
The co-authors Cliff Parrett and Rana Chhina - both of whom I have known since the early 1980's - have here produced a tour de force, with this their first volume on the history of the Indian Order of Merit
For anyone having a general interest in gallantry medals and or a particular interest in the military history of British India, then this lavish reference book is required reading
Published by Tom Donovan Editions, you can read the publishers brochure and order the book directly by accessing the above link
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