A Second World War 'Pacific Star Quartet' of 4 x campaign medals: Un-named and un-attributed as issued

- The 1939-45 Star. No clasp
- The Pacific Star
- Defence Medal
- War Medal

The medals are all Royal Mint issues

All medals equally toned and fitted with their original, now stitched, silk ribands

The Pacific Star 'Quartet', was awarded to all British and Empire forces personnel who were serving in Malaya, Singapore and Hong Kong...  read more

Code: 24329

Punjab Medal 1848-49 With clasp 'Chilianwala' (H. Meeds, 24th Foot.)

Killed-in-Action: Private Henry Meeds 24th Warwickshire Regiment of Foot, is confirmed being 'Killed-in-Action' at the Battle of Chilianwala, Punjab, India, 13 January 1849

The service and supreme self sacrifice of No. 174 Private Henry Meeds, is commemorated in perpetuity on the Chilianwalla Memorial, commemorating the dead the British Army that fell in the 2nd British Sikh War ...  read more

Code: 24311

Afghanistan Medal 1878-80. With clasp 'Ali Musjid' (2110. Pte. W. Donovan. 4th. Bn. Rifle Bde.)

Second Afghan War Fatal Casualty: Private Donovan is confirmed on the respective campaign medal as 'Dead' prior to the medal roll being compiled and signed, and prior to the regiments return to British India

Cholera: Quite apart from 'Battlefield casualties' 4th Battalion Rifle Brigade lost an estimated 100 'All-Ranks' who died of disease, ill-health and accident, while on active...  read more

Code: 24299

A fine Battle-Cruiser 'Far East' Wind-Up Operations 'Netherlands East Indies' B.E.M. and Second World War group of eight to a Veteran of he Arctic Convoys: Able Seaman Cecil Frederick Ivor Levell, B.E.M., H.M.S. Nigeria late H.M.S. Cumberland

- British Empire Medal, Military Division, G.VI.R. (AB. Cecil. F. I. Levell. C/JX. 129509)
- The 1939-45 Star
- The Atlantic Star
- The Africa Star. With clasp 'North Africa 1942-43'
- The Burma Star. With clasp 'Pacific'
- War Medal 1939-45
- Naval General Service Medal 1918-62. GVI issue with clasp 'S. E. Asia 1945-46' (D/JX 129509. C. F. I. Levell. A...  read more

Code: 24095

A Wandering Ulsterman's 'Korea Service' British Empire Medal pair: Lance-Corporal William Norritt Stewart Lawson, 28th Field Regiment Royal Engineers, 1st Commonwealth Division - later a Marine Engineer, who became a naturalized 'New Zealander

- British Empire Medal (Military). EIIR issue (22844618 L/Cpl. William N. S. Lawson, R.E.)
- United Nations Service Medal. With clasp 'Korea' (22844618 L/Cpl Lawson. W. N. R.E.)

The double digits '44' only on the B.E.M. are over-struck, and exactly as issued. Uncommonly the United Nations medal has been engraved named, as described (see images) this presumably done at regi...  read more

Code: 24094

An extremely rare & desirable Eurasian Indian Mutiny Veteran's 'Lucknow' & 1903 Delhi Durbar Medal pair: Dr. John Sausman, late Apothecary 27th Madras Native Infantry late Singapore Colony and Chairman of the Mysore and Coorg Anglo-Indian Association

- Delhi Durbar Medal1903. Silver issue complete with integral silver riband buckle brooch
- Indian Mutiny Medal 1857-58. With clasp 'Lucknow' (Asst Apothy John Sausman. 27th Madras N, I.)

Minor official corrections to impressed naming on the Mutiny Medal

Medals verification: The Indian Mutiny Medal Rolls for European & Eurasian members of the native regimen...  read more

Code: 24091

Police Long Service and Good Conduct Medal. EIIR second type legend (Const. William J. M. Harries)

The recipient is confirmed as serving with the Lancashire Constabulary in 1939, and in retirement post 1968 relocated to his native Pembrokeshire, Wales

William James Mortimer Harries was a native of Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire, Wales where he was born on 5 March 1916. The 1939 National Register for England & Wales record the recipient (a unique name) residing at Garstang, Lanca...  read more

Code: 24034

Poland (Republic): The Cross of Combat Action of the Polish Armed Forces in the West. 2nd type issue medal (with larger plain ring suspension), and clasp 'Maiche-St.Hippolyte'

2nd issue medal, with larger plain ring suspension

Awarded to Polish veterans of the 'Battle of Clos du Dobs Hills' fought in France 1940

The Battle of Clos du Doubs took place between 18 and 20 June 1940, during the Battle of France. The Polish 2nd Rifle Division, commanded by General Bronislaw Prugar-Ketling, defended the frontline in the area of the Clos du Doub...  read more

Code: 24113

Rhodesia (UDI): Rhodesian Staff Corps. Anodised cap badge

The reverse of the insignia retaining its two loop fittings as issued

Condition: EF  read more

Code: 24101

Rhodesia (UDI): Internal Affairs. Blackened anodised cap badge

The insignia is 32mm (H)

The cap badge complete with both loop fittings (East & West)

Condition: GVF  read more

Code: 24099