Delhi Durbar Medal 1911. Silver issue

The medal retaining a good clean length of original silk riband

Condition: Toned about EF read more

Code: 22305

Naval Long Service & Good Conduct Medal. GVI 1st issue (JX.128793 A. Forsythe P.O. H.M.S. Keppel)

Medal verification: The award of the Naval Long Service & Good Conduct Medal is confirmed per the respective naval medal roll (ref ADM 171/145), which shows that the recipient was issued his medal, on, 30 November 1944, while serving aboard the highly distinguished 'Destroyer' H.M.S. Keppel (his service sheet records that the medal was 'Traced' earlier on, 26 October 1944.

Opera... read more

Code: 22304

Royal Fleet Reserve Long Service & Good Conduct Medal. GV 2nd issue 'Coinage Head' (SS.116170 (Po. B.10459) S. H. Bird. Sto.1, R.F.R.)

Medal verification: The award of the Royal Fleet Reserve Long Service & Good Conduct Medal is confirmed per the respective naval medal roll (ref ADM 171/146), which shows that the recipient was issued his medal on 19 March 1931. The recipient had additionally prior qualified and received three campaign medals for his Great War service, vide 1914-15 Star, British War Medal (silver issue) & Inter... read more

Code: 22303

Royal Naval Reserve Long Service & Good Conduct Medal. GV 1st issue (4947 D. J. W. Irvine L.S. R.N.R.)

Medal verification: The award of the Royal Naval Reserve Long Service & Fleet Reserve Medal is confirmed per the respective naval medal roll (ref ADM 171/71), which shows that the recipient was issued his medal on, 6 March 1930, at Leith (Midlothian, Scotland)

Note: The roll also has the remark that a duplicate medal was issued to the recipient on, 8 October 1956. The medal here ... read more

Code: 22302

Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve Medal. GVI 1st issue

An un-named and un-marked medal, as issued

The same pattern medal was issued to the British Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, as well as to qualifying personnel in 'Commonwealth' naval volunteer reserves

A choice Royal Mint struck medal

The medal fitted with a good clean length of original silk riband

Condition: Toned EF read more

Code: 22301

Military Long Service & Good Conduct Medal. Victorian issue for Europeans serving with the Indian Army (Sergt Major J Grant Sappers & Miners G.O.C.C. 4th Decr 1877)

Medal verification: The medal awarded per published announcement in General Orders of the Commander in Chief (India) dated 4 December 1877

The below following obituary to Lieutenant James Grant, Bengal Sappers & Miners, was published in the Banffshire Journal, issue of, 3 April 1888:

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DEATH OF HON. LIEUT JAMES GRANT

Our obituary ... read more

Code: 22300

Colombia: Medal for Service in Overseas Wars (Medalla por Servicios en Guerra Internacional). Iron Cross, or 'Cruz di Hierro'

Instituted: Decree No 182 of 1952, and to date only awarded for the Korean War

Obverse: The raised state emblem of Colombia

Reverse: Raised national emblems of South Korea, the 'Taeguk' bordered by 4 x trigrams, between the legends 'Accion Distinguida De Valor' & 'Campana de Corea' which latter are on the two horizontal arms of the cross

Dimension: ... read more

Code: 22299

Germany (Imperial): Iron Cross 1st Class (Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse , or EK1) '1914'

Un-marked & un-attributed

Metal: The 'Convex' backed insignia being of three-piece construction comprising a 'German Silver' beaded frame with 'non-magnetic' blackened metal cross insert. The black centre retaining almost all of its original black finish, with only very minor loss to raised crown and cypher.

Dimension: Approximately 44mm (w)

Weight:... read more

Code: 22298

Germany (Third Reich): Iron Cross 1st Class (Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse , or EK1) '1939'. With silver & maker

An Iron Cross that has both silver assay, and maker marks on the reverse

The Iron Cross was reinstituted as a gallantry decoration of the Third Reich on 1 September 1939

Metal: The flat-back insignia being of three piece construction comprising a silver beaded frame with 'magnetic' blackened iron metal centre. The black centre retaining all of its original black fi... read more

Code: 22296

Germany (Third Reich): Iron Cross 1st Class (Eisernes Kreuz 1. Klasse , or EK1) '1939'

An un-marked and un-attributed item of insignia

The Iron Cross was reinstituted as a gallantry decoration of the Third Reich on 1 September 1939

Metal: The flat-back insignia being of three-piece construction comprising a 'Silvered' beaded frame with magnetic blackened iron metal centre. The black centre retaining all of its original black finish

Dim... read more

Code: 22297