A Ceylon services M.B.E. group of 5 to the father of the Sri Lankan Army's Ordnance Corps- recommended by Her Majesty's Ceylon Ministers - medal group of 5: Lt-Colonel Harold Bracher, M.B.E., Royal Army Ordnance Corps

- Member of the Order of the British Empire (Military). 2nd type 'M.B.E.' breast badge
- Defence Medal
- War Medal
- Coronation Medal 1953
- Ceylon (Dominion): Armed Forces Inauguration Medal 1953 (Lt. Col. H. Bracher, M.B.E.)

The Ceylon Armed Forces Inauguration Medal is officially engraved in the serifed block letters style applied on medals issued ...  read more

Code: 25294

Imperial Service Medal. GVI first issue (Albert Seward)

A medal of local Reading, Berkshire, England interest

Medal Verifcation: The recipient Albert Seward, was awarded the Imperial Service Medal per publication in the London Gazette issue of 21 August 1946, wherein he is shows as 'Albert Seward, Overseer, Post Office, Reading'

The medal retaining its original silk riband complete with silver mounting brooch, with hing...  read more

Code: 25195

Coronation Medal 1902. Metropolitan Police reverse. Bronze issue (P.C. J. Collins. E. Div.)

Police Constable John Collins (Warrant No 83361) is confirmed serving with 'E' or 'Holborn' Division of the Metropolitan Police in 1901 (The National Census for England & Wales refers) - recorded as John Collins, Police Constable, resident at 33 Liverpool Street, parish of St. Pancras, London

John Benjamin Collins, eldest son of George Collins (a Farmer) and Catherine Louisa Coll...  read more

Code: 25194

Delhi Durbar Medal 1903. Silver issue. With integral silver brooch buckle

The medal is un-named as issued

Fitted with a long length of original silk riband

Only an estimated 2567 x 1903 Delhi Durbar Medals in silver were issued. The medal being one of the scarcest seen of all royal commemorative medals ever to be issued

The reverse design of this medal, is, beyond any doubt , the most ornate, and attractive, British royal ...  read more

Code: 25193

Delhi Durbar Medal 1903. Silver issue

The replacement suspension neatly re-pinned at claw

The medal is un-named as issued

Only an estimated 2567 x 1903 Delhi Durbar Medals in silver were issued. The medal being one of the scarcest seen of all royal commemorative medals ever to be issued

The reverse design of this medal, is, beyond any doubt , the most ornate, and attractive, British roya...  read more

Code: 25192

Delhi Durbar Medal 1911. Silver issue. Regimentally impressed (1762)

The recipient No.1762 Kartar Singh was an Indian Soldier of the Sikh faith who held the non-commissioned-officer rank of Lance-Daffadar (Corporal) while serving with the 6th King Edward's Own Cavalry, a mounted regiment of the British Indian Arm

Medal Verification: Only one soldier of the entire Indian Army and or the British Army in India with regimental number 1762, was awarded...  read more

Code: 25191

Delhi Durbar Medal 1911. Silver issue

Un-named, un-numbered & un-attributed medal as issued

It is estimated that 30,000 silver medals were struck

Condition: About GVF  read more

Code: 25190

The Great Windsor Fire-Brigades Jubilee Review 1887: Silver (not hallmarked) Cross

Sold together with:

- Metal:Silver (not H/M) or Silver plated

- Height: 55mm

- Width:34mm

- Obverse: Cross pattee with veiled portrait of Queen Victoria in centre. The four arms, of the cross each respectively with part of the legend 'Born 1819 / Crowned 1838 / Married 1840 / 1887 Jubilee

- Reverse: Uniface

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Code: 25189

Coronation Medal 1911. London Fire Brigade reverse (Fireman F. J. Huebner.)

Only an estimated 1374 x medals issued with 'London Fire Brigade' reverse

Fireman Franz Joseph Huebner is confirmed serving with the London County Council Fire Brigade in 1911, at which time he was residing with his wife Flora Elizabeth Huebner at, 27 Commercial Road, Whitechapel, London (the
National Census for England & Wales refers)

Franz Joseph Huebner s...  read more

Code: 25188

Meritorious Service Medal (New Zealand). GVI first issue obverse legend

An un-named, un-marked and un-attributed medal

A choice example, the medal fitted with a good length of original silk riband

Condition: Toned EF  read more

Code: 25187