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
695.00 GBP
Special Constabulary Long Service Medal. GVI first type (George R. Faithfull)
For service with the Hampshire Special Constabulary
Medal retaining its original silk riband as issued
Sold together with white named card box of issue, with label named and showing the recipient was a member of the 'Hampshire Constabulary'
George Edwin Faithfull, son of John Faithfull (an Agricultural Labourer) and Sophia Faithfull (nee Carter), was... read more
35.00 GBP
Police Long Service and Good Conduct Medal. EIIR issue. Empty case of issue
An official titled plush hinged case of issue. This with EIIR Royal Mint logo on inside silk panel
Of the type issued circa 1965 - 2000
The case virtually pristine, and with no internal spotting or marks. A choice example
Condition: EF read more
25.00 GBP
Colonial Police Long Service and Good Conduct Medal. EIIR issue. Empty case of issue
An official hinged case of issue. This with EIIR Royal Mint logo on inside silk panel, and the outer upper lid with gilt tooling and the cypher / logo of EIIR
The same type of medal case was issued for post 1980's issues of the below following British medals:
- George Medal
- Queens Gallantry Medal
- Queens Police Medal
- Colonial Police Medal ... read more
75.00 GBP
Diamond Jubilee Medal (Mayors and Provosts) 1897. In case of issue
The medal suspended from the original riband, this complete with the fitted issue brooch that still retains the original hinged pin and clasp fittings
Contained in original plush leatherette case of issue, The lid bearing the Imperial Crown and dates 1837-1897 in gilt tooled letters
Only an estimated 512 x 'Silver' medals awarded to Mayors & Provosts
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425.00 GBP
Coronation Medal 1902. Mayor's & Provost's issue. In case of issue
Sold together with:
- Original plush red leatherette hinged case of issue.
- The medal riband retaning it's original white metal mounting bar, with hined pin & clasp fittings
A most handsome medal designed by Emil Fuchs and struck by Elkington & Co. Ltd. of London
The case of issue with makers name & address 'Elkington & Co Ltd, 22 Regent St S... read more
250.00 GBP
Volunteer Force Long Service Medal (India & Colonies. GV issue (Serjeant C. M. Mackay-Jameson. A.V. Lt. Horse)
Medal Verification: The award of the medal to Sergeant Charles Mowbray Mackay Jameson, Assam Valley Light Horse, was published in India Army Order No 485 of 1914 (Ref 'The Auxiliary Force India and its predecessors' (Alan Harfield, 2015)
An estimated 79 x VLSM's GV issue were issued - 1910-1917 inc - named to the unit, as 'Assam Vally Light Horse' (and pre-dating all later award... read more
185.00 GBP
Indian Volunteer Forces Officers Decoration,. EDVII issue (Captain J. Tulloch, U.P. Lt. Horse)
The letter 'U' only with correction
The recipient was Captain John Tulloch, V.D, United Provinces Light Horse
Provenance:
- Glendining's, July 1957
- Spink, April 1994
- John M.A. Tamplin Collection, London, June 2009
Reference the standard reference book on the Indian Volunteer Officers Decoration, vide 'The Colonial Aux... read more
675.00 GBP
Volunteer Long Service Medal (India & Colonies). Victorian issue (Sergt H. J. Collins. E.I.Ry: Vol: Rifles)
Medal verification: Sergeant H. J. Collins, of the East Indian Railway Volunteer Rifles, was awarded his VLSM in 1900, the award being published in the Gazette of India issue 512 of 1900
The East Indian Railway Volunteer Rifles had its origins dating back to 1869, when the unit was originally raised. The lineage of the regiment throughout its existence as an auxiliary unit is sho... read more
125.00 GBP
Efficiency Medal. GV issue with 'Territorial' bar (6195821 Pte. F.T. Cane. 8-Midd'x. R.)
An award issued sometime between 1930-1936
The recipients' unique Army Number is from the block 6188001-6278000 allocated to the Middlesex Regiment in 1920, from which army numbers were awarded sequentially to all enlistees - regulars and reserves - who were posted to the Middlesex Regiment in the period circa 1920-1941
Prior to the Second World War, the Middlesex ... read more
75.00 GBP










