Military Cross: Case of issue. 1915-1936 era, and as issued throughout the Great War
An empty case of issue
The leatherette plush lined hinged box issue with gilt tooled 'King's Crown' (Tudor Crown) on outer lid
With a few exterior scuffs
Condition: VF read more
85.00 GBP
A Victorian Wars campaign medal pair: Corporal James Smith, 71st Highland Light Infantry
- Crimea Medal 1854. With clasp 'Sebastopol' (John Smith 71st Hd Lt Infy)
- Indian Mutiny Medal. With clasp 'Central India' (Corpl John Smith, 71st Highd L.I.)
The Crimea Medal named in the regimentally distinctive engraved 'Gothic' style including ornate floriate designs before and after the naming, and of the highest quality of craftsmanship
Medals & clasp... read more
685.00 GBP
An 'Ardersier' Highlander's Hard Fighting Senior NCO's multiple Victorian Wars campaign group of 4: Colour Sergeant James Budge, 71st Highland Light Infantry
- Crimea Medal 1854. With clasp 'Sebastopol' (No 2508. Corpl James Budge 71 H.L.I.)
- Indian Mutiny Medal. With clasp 'Central India' (Corpl Jas Budge, 71st Highd. L.I.)
- IGS 1854 Medal. Silver issue with clasp 'Umbeyla' (2508 Cr.Sergt. J, Budge, H.M.'s 71st Regt)
- Turkey: Crimea Service Medal. Sardinia reverse plugged & fitted with British Crimea suspender
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1575.00 GBP
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 Medal. 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 impress... read more
1895.00 GBP
5th Indian Division: An Un-Attributed Representative Divisional 'Full-House' of Campaign Medals
Comprising 5 x medals, all Royal Min issues as under:
- The 1939-1945 Star. No clasp
- The Africa Star. No clasp
- The Burma Star. No clasp
- War Medal
- India Service Medal
The medals all identical matching / equally toned medals
A good clean 'Divisional' representative set as awarded to 5th Indian Division (Ball of Fire)... read more
90.00 GBP
A rare, possibly unique, long serving British Officer's campaign, long service and 'Best Shot' medal group of 10: Captain Henry Lewis Reynolds, Indian Miscellaneous List late 18th Hussars
- India General Service 1895-1902, 1 clasp, Relief of Chitral 1895 (Sergt. H. L. Reynolds Bl. Unattd. List.)
- 1914-15 Star (Lt. & Asst Comsy H. L. Reynolds. I.M.L.)
- British War Medal. Silver issue (Capt. H. L. Reynolds.)
- Interallied Victory Medal. With Mention-in-Despatches 'Oakleaves' emblem (Capt. H. L. Reynolds.)
- Military LS&GC Medal. EVII issue (Condtr. H.... read more
1275.00 GBP
A 'Colonial Railway Engineer's Long Service Medal pair: Captain Alfred Rowley Hill, V.D., 1st Battalion Bengal Nagpur Railway Volunteer Rifle Corps
- Indian Volunteer Decoration. With integral top bar (Capt. A.R. Hill. 1st Bn B. N. Ry Vol Rifle Corps)
- Volunteer LSM (India) GV issue (Capt: A.R. Hill. 1st Battalion Bengal Nagpur Ry: Voltr Rifle Corps)
Medals Verification: Both medals confirmed as entitled per the respective Gazette and Indian Army Orders below:
- Indian Volunteer Decoration: Published ... read more
895.00 GBP
A Scottish 'Piper' who is confirmed Severely Wounded at the Battle of Loos - Scotland's Bloodiest Battle: Piper Daniel Hanlon, 6th Battalion King's Own Scottish Borderers
- 1914-15 Star (12088 Pte. D Hanlon. K.O. Sco: Bord:)
- British War Medal. Silver issue (12088 Pte. D. Hanlon. K.O. Sco. Bord.)
- Interallied Victory Medal (12088 Pte. D. Hanlon. K.O. Sco. Bord.)
Wounded-in-Action: Piper David Hanlon, 6th Battalion King's Own Scottish Borderers is confirmed 'Wounded-in-Action', at the 'Battle of Loos', France, in September 1915. Sc... read more
695.00 GBP
A Dumfries Man's 'Mortally Wounded' Casualty of the First Day of Loos - Scotland's Bloodiest Ever Day of War - medal group of 3: Private Frank Elliot, 1st/7th Battalion King's Own Scottish Borderers
- 1914-15 Star (13455 Pte. F. Elliott, K.O.Sco:Bord: )
- British War Medal. Silver issue (13455 Pte. F. Elliott. K.O.Sco.Bord.)
- Interallied Victory Medal (13455 Pte. F. Elliott. K.O.Sco.Bord.)
Mortally Wounded Loos: Private Francis Elliott, is confirmed having died 'Died-of-Wounds' on 26 September 1915, having painfully lingered on since being wounded during the '... read more
A 'Jock' casualty of the Gallipoli Campaign, Great War Campaign Medal & Memorial Plaque group of 4: Private Alexander McKeachie, 1/5th Battalion King's Own Scottish Borderers
- 1914-15 Star (1220 Pte. A. McKeachie. K.O.Sco: Bord:)
- British War Medal. Silver issue (1220 Pte. A. McKeachie. K.O.Sco.Bord.)
- Interallied Victory Medal (1220 Pte. A. McKeachie. K.O.Sco.Bord.)
- Memorial Plaque (Alexander McKeachie)
Important: McKeachie is a unique Great War casualty surname
Dardanelles Casualty Died at Alexandria, Egypt:... read more
475.00 GBP