A Scottish female volunteers British Red Cross Society proficiency & long service medal lot of 3: Miss Isabella Crombie Duncan, Newburgh (Aberdeenshire) Branch Women's Royal Institute and Scottish Branch of the British Red Cross Society

- BRCS Proficiency in First Aid. With dated 1935 further service bar (16343 I. C. Duncan)
- BRCS Proficiency in Red Cross Nursing.. With dated 1937 further service bar (15552 I. C. Duncan)
- BRCS 3 years service medal. Kings Crown

All of the gilt and enamel badges complete with their integral enamelled / gilt top clasps complete with all reverse hinged pins and clas...  read more

Code: 24939

A 'Mentioned-in-Despatches' Palestine, Second World War & Long Service medal group of 7, to a recipient with Henbury, Ynysawdre & Compton Dando associations: Flight-Sergeant Percival 'Percy' George Pitman, Royal Air Force

- General Service 1918-62, 1 clasp, Palestine (350714 Sgt. P. G. Pitman. R.A.F.)
- The 1939-45 Star. No clasp
- The Italy Star
- The France and Germany Star. No clasp
- Defence Medal
- War Medals. With Oakleaf emblem for Mention in Despatches
- Royal Air Force LS&GC Medal. GVI 1st issue (350714. F/Sgt. P. G. Pitman. R.A.F.)

Mention-in-Des...  read more

Code: 24938

General Service Medal 1918-62. GVI issue with clasp 'Malaya' (5540 S.C. Akbar. Bin. Hassan S'pore. Pol)

Last 2 x letters of unit officially corrected - and exactly as issued

The recipient Akbar Bin Hassan (Akbar son of Hassan) was by ethnicity a Malay, who held the rank of Special Constable while serving with the Singapore Police

Condition: GVF  read more

Code: 24887

China Medal 1857-60 (Second Opium War). No clasp

An un-named example as issued from the Royal Mint for award to Officers, Ratings and Other Ranks of the Royal Navy & Royal Marines

Condition: GVF  read more

Code: 24758

Australia: Australian Commonwealth Military Forces. A Great War era 'Sweetheart' badge made of 'Mother of Pearl'

The insignia is a made as a likeness of the generic - and famous - Australian 'Rising Sun' cap badge as worn by 'All-Ranks' of the Australian Imperial Force on their slouch hats

Height: 32mm

Width: 45mm

Weight: 6g

The insignia without any reverse fittings

A fine example of a much treasured 'Digger' sweetheart badge, and ...  read more

Code: 24652

Royal Engineers. EDVII issue King's Crown die-struck white metal cap badge

Worn by Royal Engineer Milita units, and Royal Engineers Volunteer units in India and the Colonies circa 1901-1910

Badge is complete with both loop fittings on reverse as issued

Scarce

Condition: GVF  read more

Code: 24640

Royal Engineers. GV King's Crown 'Officer's Service Dress' (OSD) bronze cap badge. Die-struck fretted laurels with voided centre

Badge complete with both of its original blade fittings on reverse as issued

As worn by commissioned Royal Engineers officer's during the Great War

A good sharp detailed item of officer's insignia. A bright choice example

Condition: EF  read more

Code: 24639

Royal Engineers. GV King's Crown gilding metal cap badge. Die-struck fretted laurels with voided centre

An Officers or Warrant Officers item of cap insignia
worn circa 1911-1918

Badge dimension width is approx 38mm

Badge complete with both of its original blade fittings on reverse as issued

An attractive variant struck item of insignia

Condition: GVF  read more

Code: 24638

A Royal Air Force Officers, Member of the Order of the British Empire, North West Europe Campaign and Indian Independence Medal group of 6: Squadron Leader Philip Henry Hudgell, M. B. E., Royal Air Force

- Order of the British Empire (Mily) Members Badge.M.B.E. Type II
- The 1939-45 Star. No clasp
- The France and Germany Star. No clasp
- Defence Medal
- War Medal
- India: Independence Medal (199411 Fg Offr. P. H. Hudgell, R.A.F.)

Sold together with companion two row, six space, medal ribands bar, and as-worn by the recipient

Impo...  read more

Code: 24595

An Etonian China Casualty - who fought 'Tartars' - and a 'Hand-Picked' officer by Chinese Gordon for his 'Ever Victorious Army': Lieutenant-Colonel Augustus Foulkes Cookesley, 'Ever Victorious Army', late D.A.C.G. Commissariat Department

- Crimea. Alma, Balaklava, Inkermann, Sebastopol (A. F. Cookesley. Depy. Asst. Comy. General)
- China Medal 1857-60. No clasp (D. Ast. Comy. Genl. A. F. Cookesley.)
- Turkish Crimea Medal 1855. Sardinian reverse. Fitted with rings for suspension

Naming: The Crimea medal is engraved in serifed capitals by 'Hunt & Roskell'. The China medal is officially impressed, an...  read more

Code: 24570