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

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

Efficiency Medal. GV issue with bar 'India' (L-Sjt. T. Ross. Bengal Arty., A.F.I.)

Medal Verification: The medal to Lance-Sergeant Thomas Ross of the Bengal Artillery (Auxiliary Force India) is confirmed entitled per below referenced source:

- EM 'India'. GV issue: Medal was awarded on 29 March 1934, per Indian Army Order No. 128 of 1934

Thomas Ross, son of John Ross and Elizabeth Lynch (a native of Dundee) was born in Stockton-onTees, Co. Durham...  read more

Code: 24872

20th (Fife & Forfar Yeo) Armoured Car Coy: Regimental Medal. Silver with English hallmarks for Birmingham 1923

A large & impressive regimental medal, that is un-named and un-attributed

Metal: Silver. H/M Birmingham 1923 with makers mark 'WJD'

Dimension: 44mm

Weight: 45.8g

Obverse: Regimental badge of the Fife & Forfar Yeomanry 'Pro Aris Et Focis', with a band legend title '20th (Fife & Forfar Yeo) Armoured Car Coy'

Reverse Laurel...  read more

Code: 24870

Royal Engineers: Fowke Memorial Medal. Bronze (W. Sherman. Corporal R.E.)

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 line...  read more

Code: 24714

Indian Meritorious Service Medal. GVI issue (3783 Hav. Bostan Khan, 15 Punj. A. Tk. R. I. Arty.)

Inter-War service: The recipient is confirmed to have prior served in Burma during the Burma Rebellion of 1930-32 - for which service he was awarded an Indian General Service Medal 1908-35, GV second type with clasp 'Burma 1930-32'. The medal is known to exist, and is recorded to have sold at Dix Noonan Webb as Lot 741 in December 2004

By ethnicity and faith the recipient was a P...  read more

Code: 24709

India Long Service & Good Conduct Medal. GV 1st issue (427 Naick Jang No. 6 Mtn. By. R.G.A.)

The recipient was an Indian soldier who held the rank of Naik (Corporal) while serving with the 6th Mountain Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery of the British Indian Army

Condition: GVF  read more

Code: 24707

India Long Service & Good Conduct Medal. GV 1st issue (23031 Gnr. Shah Wali, M.A.T.C.)

The recipient was an Indian soldier of the Mussalman faith who held the rank of Gunner while serving at the Mountain Artillery Training Centre of the British Indian Army

The Mountain Artillery Training Centre was first established on 15 August 1920, when it was located at Dehra Dun. After a subsequent to Lucknow, in 1928, the M.A.T.C. had relocated to Ambala.

The ...  read more

Code: 24705

India Long Service & Good Conduct Medal, GVI Issue (24050 Driver Fazal Ilahi, 23 Mtn. Bty., R.A.)

The recipient was an Indian soldier of the Mussalman faith who held the rank of Driver, while serving with the 23rd Mountain Battery of the Royal Regiment of Artillery, of the British Indian Army

During the Second World War, 23rd Mountain Battery served in the Burma Campaign

Condition: VF  read more

Code: 24704

India Long Service & Good Conduct Medal, GVI Issue (32330 Dvr. Itbar Khan, M.A.T.C.)

The recipient was an Indian soldier of the Mussalman faith who held the rank of Driver while serving with the Mountain Artillery Training Centre, of the British Indian Army

The Mountain Artillery Training Centre was first established on 15 August 1920, when it was located at Dehra Dun. After a subsequent move to Lucknow, by 1928 the M.A.T.C. had relocated to Ambala.

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Code: 24703