A Multi-Campaign, Second World War, Malaya Emergency & Long Service medal group of 7: Sergeant Albert Roy Jeffery, Royal Air Force

- The 1939-1945 Star. No clasp
- The Atlantic Star. No clasp
- The Africa Star. With 'North Africa 1942-43' clasp
- The Pacific Star
- War Medal
- GSM 1918-82. GVI 1st issue & clasp 'Malaya' (4010374 Cpl. A.R. Jeffrey. R.A.F.) 
- Royal Air Force LS&GC Medal.EIIR issue (4010374 Sgt. A.R Jeffrey. R.A.F.) 

Royal Air Force Post War Service Casualty: Y4010374 Sergeant Albert Roya Jeffery, Royal Air Force, is confirmed having died while serving at Royal Air Force Station, Thorney Island, West Sussex, England, on 27 February 1967. At the time of his death he was 46 years of age. His life and service is commemorated in perpetuity at the Armed Forces Memorial 

Armed Forces Memorial: The Armed Forces Memorial is the national memorial in the United Kingdom, dedicated to the 16,000 servicemen and women of the British Armed Forces killed or died while serving in the Armed Forces of the United Kingdom after the Second World War and through to present day service

Comment: Basis the recipients unique Royal Air Force service number is from a block 4010000 to 4011999 issued for 'Regualr Enlistments non ATC' from September 1946, and taking into account where he was married and the occupation of his father (Royal Navy) together with the typical 'Navy; collection of Second World War campaign medals and clasp, it is most likely that Albert Roy Jeffery, served in the Royal Navy during the Second World War, and post-war took his discharge and subsequently enlisted into the Royal Air Force

Albert Roy Jeffery son of Leonard Jeffery (an Officers Steward in the Royal Navy) and Gladys Evelyn Jeffery (nee Frank) was a native of Fareham, Hampshire, England, where he was born on, 24 August 1920. During the Second World War, while on home service, Albert married Olive Violet Frost at Portsmouth, Hampshire, England, sometime during the second quarter of 1942. Sergeant Albert Roy Jeffery died at R.A.F. Thorney Island on 27 February 1967

The medals mounted in the swing-style, and as-worn by the recipient. The white metal mounting bar retaining it's long hinged pin & clasp fittings

Condition: The silver medals toned. The group GVF

Code: 25710