Scinde Medal 1843. With 'Hyderabad 1843' reverse

With a contemporary silver replacement suspension clip and hinged straight bar suspension 

Medal is un-named & un-attributed

Condition: VF  read more

Code: 25623

Punjab Medal 1848-49. No clasp (Asst. Surgn. N. S. Smith, 29th Bengal N.I.)

Nicholas Skottowe Smith, son of William Smith and Eliza Anne Smith (nee Smith), was a native of Passage West, Cork, Co. Cork, Ireland, where he was born on, 2 November 1820. Nicholas was appointed a Member of the Royal College of Surgeons (or M.R.C.S.) in 1843, and on 19 May 1853, was appointed an Assistant Surgeon in the Bengal Army of the Honourable East India Company

During hi...  read more

Code: 25622

Indian Mutiny Medal 1857-59. With 2 x clasps 'Lucknow' & 'Relief of Lucknow' (Lieut J. Hunter, 78th Highlanders.)

The contemporary silk medal riband fitted with a fine contemporary 2 x pronged buckle brooch, with makers marks for 'Hunt & Roskell'. The reverse of the brooch retaining its long hinged pin and clasp fittings, and as-worn by the recipient

Rare to Regiment Medal & Clasp Combination: 823 x Indian Mutiny Medals were issued to the 78th (Highlanders) Regiment of Foot (or The Ross-shir...  read more

Code: 25621

Kabul to Kandahar Star 1880 (1354 Private A. Wallace 92nd Highlanders)

Medal(s) & Clasps Verification: Private Alexander Wallace 2nd Battalion Gordon Highlanders, late 92nd Highlanders, is confirmed entitled to the Kabul to Kandahar Star 1880, together with the companion Afghanistan Medal with 3 x clasps per below cited medal rolls and referenced source

- Afghanistan Medal 1878-80 with 3 clasps 'Charasia', 'Kabul' & 'Kandahar': WO 100/53
- Ka...  read more

Code: 25620

General Gordon (more popularly known as Chinese Gordon) 'Memorial Medal 1885'

Metal: White metal

Weight: 32g

Make: W.O. Lewis, Birmingham, 1884

Obverse: Portrait bust of Charles George Gordon,  C.B., R.E., in lavish embroidered tunic wearing a Tarboush. Surrounded by legend 'General C.G. Gordon. C.B. R.E. The Latest Christian Martyr 

Reverse: Sent by the Gladstone government to the Soudan with one companion, Jan...  read more

Code: 25644

British South Africa Company 1890-97. With 'Rhodesia 1896' reverse (Troopr E. H. Rouse. Gifford's Horse)

The recipient Edgar Hemans Rouse, held the rank of Trooper, while serving with Giffords Horse

Medal(s) & Clasp(s) Verification: The recipient Edgar Hemans Rouse is confirmed entitled to the British South Africa Company Medal with 'Rhodesia 1896' reverse per the respective campaign medal roll of the British South Africa Police (reference the searchable transcribed medal roll acces...  read more

Code: 25619

British South Africa Company 1890-97. With 'Rhodesia 1896' reverse (Troopr J. Davis. R.H.V.)

The recipient, J. Davis held the rank of Trooper, while serving with the Rhodesia Horse Volunteers

The Rhodesia Horse Volunteers comprised both a Dismounted and a Mounted unit

Reference 'British Battles & Medals' (Spink, seventh edition 2006), The Rhodesia Horse Volunteers were awarded an estimated 143 x 'Rhodesia 1896' medals, comprising 41 x medals to the dismoun...  read more

Code: 25618

British South Africa Company Medal 1890-97. No clasp with 'Rhodesia 1896' reverse & clasp 'Mashonaland 1897' (122. Troopr F. T. Lassere. B.S.A.P.)

The clasp is loose on riband, and complete with backstrap and all 4 x lugs

The recipient Francis 'Frank' Thomas Lassere, held the rank of Trooper serving with the British South Africa Police

Medal(s) & Clasp(s) Verification: The recipient Francis Lassere is confirmed entitled to both the medal and clasp per the respective campaign medal roll of the British South Af...  read more

Code: 25617

Egypt (Khedivate): Khedives Sudan Medal 1896-1908. Silver issue with 13 x clasps 'Firket', 'Hafir' 'Abu Hamed', 'Sudan 1897', 'The Atbara ','Khartoum', 'Gedaref', 'Gedid', 'Sudan 1899', 'Jerok', Nyam Nyam', 'Katfia' & 'Nyima'

Un-named and un-attributed

The medal fitted with a long length of clean bright, silk moire riband

An extremely rare multi-clasp medal. All clasps equally riveted, the medal & clasps all equally toned, and a magnificent example

Medal rolls for the Khedives Sudan Medal awarded to the Egyptian Army, are not in the public domain, and while no one single ...  read more

Code: 25615

Queen's South Africa Medal. Silver issue. No clasp (Mr. D. Lawrie. Natal. Govt: Rlys:)

Medal Verification: The medal confirmed as entitled per the respective medal roll of the Natal Government Railways reference WO 100/279, that was compiled and signed at, Durban, South Africa, on, 24 June 1904

D. Lawrie was employed as a 'Carpenter' with the Natal Government Railways.The medal roll with remark that the recipient was awarded his Queen’s South Africa Medal for:
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Code: 25614