Efficiency Medal. GV issue with clasp 'India' (Pte. B. M. C. Briggs, 1. E. I. Ry. R., A.F.I.)

Medal & Further Service Bar Verification: The medal was awarded to Private Bertram Malcolm Campbell Briggs, of the 1st Battalion East India Railway Regiment (Auxiliary Force India) on 8 October 1934, as published in Indian Army Order No. 531 of 1934. The recipient is also confirmed as being awarded a 'Further Service' bar to his Efficiency Medal, the further service bar awarded on 16 June 1939 ...  read more

Code: 25171

India Long Service and Good Conduct Medal. GV first type with Kaisar-i-Hind' obverse legend (10170 L-Daf. Amir Ullah, Khan, 15 Lrs.)

The impressed naming with official corrections, and exactly as issued

The recipient Amir Ullah Khan, was by ethnicity and faith a Punjabi Mussalman soldier holding the rank of Lance-Daffadar (Corporal) while serving with the 15th Lancers, a cavalry regiment of the British Indian Army

The recipients 5 digit regimental number indicates that he had served prior 1922, ...  read more

Code: 25168

Royal Engineers: Francis Fowke Memorial Medal. Silver issue (2nd Lieut. C. M. Browne, R.E. 1899.)

Instituted: Established by the Royal Engineers Institute in 1872, and awarded annually in silver, and in bronze.

Designer: George Thomas Morgan

Obverse: Legend 'Francis Fowke' with portrait of Captain Francis Fowke, R.E. wearing tunic with 'Captain's' rank insignia on the collar

Reverse: An ornate laurel border, with central inscription on 5 x lines...  read more

Code: 25166

Cyprus Military Police Long Service & Good Conduct Medal. GV issue

Important: This short-lived medal was only awarded between 1929 (instituted) to 1934 (made obsolete), all issue having the GV crowned head obverse

The medal an un-named & un-attributed issue

Sold together with a good length of replacement Cyprus Military Police Long Service & Good Conduct Medal riband, which was three equal stripes of yellow / dark green / yellow <...  read more

Code: 25164

National Fire Brigade's Union Long Service Medal. Silver (H/M) issue with integral 'Twenty Years' top clasp and 5 x 'Five Years' clasps. Named (O. Burnell.) & numbered (408)

Sold together with:

- Original hinged case of issue with named and dated award transmittal card

The award card named to Omer Burnell of the Southam Fire Brigade and dated 21 June 1909, and confirms the register number 408 and 'Twenty' years

The reverse of the medal uncommonly - and most attractively - with finely engraved monogram of the Southam Fi...  read more

Code: 25161

British Fire Services Association: Long Service & Good Conduct Medal. First type. With 'Twenty Years' bar. Officially impressed '415'

British Fire Services Association: Long Service & Good Conduct Medal. First type. With 'Twenty Years' bar. Officially impressed '415'

This a scarce 1st type un-named silver-plated issue, with the reverse of bar indented 'metal'

The silk medal riband fitted with mounting bar, that retains it's original hinged pin and clasp fittings, as issued

Note: T...  read more

Code: 25158

Special Constabulary Long Service Medal. GVI first issue. With further service clasp 'Long Service 1958' (Robert W. Woodhouse)

The clasp stitched to clean length of original silk riband

Condition: EF  read more

Code: 25154

Army Long Service and Good Conduct Medal. Victorian issue

The original naming has been erased / removed

Condition: VF  read more

Code: 24878

Military Long Service and Good Conduct Medal. GVI 1st issue with 'Regular Army' bar (6840532 Sgt. A. Drury. K.R.R.C.)

The recipient was a non-commissioned-officer holding the rank of Sergeant while serving with the King's Royal Rifle Corps, a light infantry regiment of the British Army

Arthur Drury was a native of Camberwell, London, England, where he was born on 2nd December 1902. At the time of the compilation of the returns for the 1921 National Census for England and Wales (June 1921), Arthu...  read more

Code: 24877

Volunteer Long Service Medal (India & Colonies). GV issue (Pte P. E. Robey, 5th (Lucknow) Group Gn Arty. I.D.F.)

Medal verification: Private Percy Evelyn Robey 5th (Lucknow) Group Garrison Artillery, Indian Defence Force, is confirmed having been awarded his VLSM in 1919, the medal published in Indian Army Order 136 of 1919, with award date of, 25 February 1919

Medals issued: Reference 'The Auxiliary Force India and its Predecessors...' (Harfield, 2015) an estimated total of only 5 x VLSM's...  read more

Code: 24873