Honourable East India Company Medal for Burma 1824-26. Silver issue

The medal is un-named as issued,

The medal is fitted with its original steel clip and split ring suspension, as issued

The Burma medals were only ever issued to native troops -in gold for officers, and in silver for 'Other Ranks'. European Officers of Indian regiments, and all British Officers and other ranks of the British Army and Indian Marine vessels were latte...  read more

Code: 26026

British South Africa Company Medal 1890-97. Reverse 'Rhodesia 1896'. No clasp (Trpr H. Peterson. Robertsons. C.B.C.)

The recipient 'H. Peterson' - a unique name in his corps - was holding the rank of Trooper while serving with Robertson's Cape Boys Corps

Medal Verification: The recipient is confirmed entitled to the British South Africa Company Medal with 'Rhodesia 1896' reverse per the respective campaign medal roll of the Robertsons Cape Boys Corps (reference the searchable transcribed medal ...  read more

Code: 26025

Queen's South Africa Medal 1899-1902. Silver issue with 3 x clasps 'Transvaal', 'South Africa 1901' & 'South Africa 1902' (7002 Pte. E. F. Lawson. Vol. Coy. W. York. Regt.)

The QSA medal of Edward Thomas Lawson with officially impressed named showing forename initials E.F. (sic) - this, exactly as transcribed and issued from the QSA medal roll with clasp 'Transvaal' (compiled 14 August 1901) that includes the clerical typo. The same referenced medal roll has a second entry (dated more then 14 months later on 29 October 1902) for the later issued date clasps
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Code: 26024

1914-15 Star (No 3303 Sepoy Ikram Khan, 107/Pionrs.)

The recipient Ikram Khan was by ethnicity a Pathan of the Mussalman faith, holding the rank of Sepoy (Private) while serving with 107th Pioneers, an infantry unit of the British Indian Army

107th Pioneers: The regiment had it's origins in 1788 with the raising of the 4th Battalion of Bombay Sepoys - in 1903, the descendent unit was restyled 107th Pioneers. As an infantry battalio...  read more

Code: 26023

British War Medal. Silver issue (4669 Sepoy Diwankhan, 9 Bhopal. Infy.)

The recipient Diwan Khan was by ethnicity & faith a 'Hindustani Mussalman', holding the rank of Sepoy (Private) while serving with 1st Battalion 9th Bhopal Infantry, of the British Indian Army

The recipients regimental number indicates a soldier that enlisted in period 1915-16, and would have deployed for active service in Mesopotamia circa 1916-18

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Code: 26022

Interallied Victory Medal (4723 Sep. Musa Khan, 28 Pjbs.)

The recipient Musa Khan was by ethnicity & faith a 'Punjabi Mussalman', holding the rank of Sepoy (Private) while serving with 28th Punjabis, an infantry unit of the British Indian Army

In August 1914, the 24th Punjabis were a single battalion regiment of the British Indian Army - a second 'war raised' battalion was only established in 1918 - 2/28th Punjabis remained in India, an...  read more

Code: 26021

General Service Medal 1918-62. EIIR issue with clasp 'Malaya' (22506485 Pte. W. Green. W. Yorks.)

In July 1953, 1st Battalion, The Prince of Wales's Own (West Yorkshire Regiment) deployed to Malaya for active service during the 'Emergency', where they served with 18th Infantry Brigade. During it's service in Malaya ,1/West Yorks, is credited with having killed 21 x 'Bandits', and suffered 8 x casualties. 1/West Yorks served in theatre through end of March 1955, when they embarked for return...  read more

Code: 26020

Malaysia: Federation of Malaysia Active Service Medal 1960-1967 (Pingat Khidmat Berbakti 1960-1967)

Un-named as issued

The medal mounted on a pin-back mounting bar as issued, this retaining the original hinged pin and clasp fittings

This medal was the very first campaign medal to be issued by the Government of Malaysia

Authority for award and wearing of this medal by British military personnel was published in Defence Council Instruction 240 of 196...  read more

Code: 26019