General Service Medal 1918-62. EIIR issue with clasp 'Arabian Peninsula' (8213 L/Cpl. Handy Serisena, A.P.L)

The recipient Handy Serisena was a locally enlisted soldier holding the rank of Lace-Corporal while serving with the Aden Protectorate Levies, a locally raised unit raised unit for service in Aden Colony

The Aden Protectorate Levies (APL): Was a military force predominately recruited from amongst the indigenous tribal populations, for the local defence of the Aden Protectorate du...  read more

Code: 25582

United Nations Medal: UNAVEM I, II, III, IV (United Nations Angola Verification Mission(s) 1989-1999)

The United Nations record that the below following member states have contributed military observers to the four separate UNAVEM missions and have qualified for the medal;

- Argentina, Bangladesh, Brazil, Bulgaria, Congo, Egypt, Fiji, France, Guinea-Bissau, Hungary, India, Italy, Jordan, Kenya, Korea, Malaysia, Mali, Namibia, the Kingdom of the Netherlands,  New Zealand, Nigeria,...  read more

Code: 25578

Kuwait: Liberation of Kuwait Medal 1991. 4th Grade

The corded riband fitted with a gilt metal mounting bar. The mounting bar retaining its long hinged pin and intricate drop-lock clasp fittings as issued

All British Armed Forces personnel present in theatre during the Gulf War 1991, were entitled to accept and receive this foreign campaign medal. However no 'official approval' to wear the medal or medal riband in British Armed Fo...  read more

Code: 25576

United Nations Medal: UNTAC (United Nations Transitional Authority in Cambodia, 1992-1993)

The United Nations record that the below following member states have contributed military observers or police to UNTAC and have qualified for the medal:

- Algeria, Argentina, Australia, Austria, Bangladesh, Belgium, Brunei, Bulgaria, Cameroon, Canada, the Peoples Republic of China, Chile, France, Germany, Ghana, India, Indonesia, Ireland, Japan, Malaysia, the Kingdom of the Neth...  read more

Code: 25572

North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO ): Non-Article 5 Medal (2nd type riband) 

The 'Non-Article 5' medal, like all other NATO campaign medals is worn with 'un-restricted permission' to wear in uniform, by qualifying personnel of the British Armed Forces

For award of the NATO 'NON-ARTICLE 5' Medal, personnel must complete both the qualifying period of service (below) and meet the eligibility criteria. The qualifying periods are thirty days continuous or accu...  read more

Code: 25568

North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO ): Non-Article 5 Medal (1st type riband) with clasp 'Non-Article 5'

The 'Non-Article 5' medal, like all other NATO campaign medals is worn with 'un-restricted permission' to wear in uniform, by qualifying personnel of the British Armed Forces

For award of the NATO 'NON-ARTICLE 5' Medal, personnel must complete both the qualifying period of service (below) and meet the eligibility criteria. The qualifying periods are thirty days continuous or accu...  read more

Code: 25567

North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO ): NATO Medal for Macedonia

The medal riband fitted with the original mounting brooch bar. This latter with its long hinged pin and intricate drop lock fittings as issued 

Condition: EF  read more

Code: 25566

North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO ): NATO Medal for the Former Yugoslavia. With clasp 'Kosovo'

Reverse suspension knob with makers marks 'E' (Eekelers)

Sold as a 'Set' together with:

- Loose single space riband bar, with pin fittings
- Original makers case of issue

Condition: EF  read more

Code: 25565

North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO ): NATO Medal for Former Yugoslavia

The medal riband fitted with the original mounting brooch bar. This latter with its long hinged pin and intricate drop lock fittings as issued 

Condition: EF  read more

Code: 25564

Delhi Durbar Medal 1903. Silver issue. With integral silver brooch buckle

The medal is un-named as issued

Fitted with a long length of original silk riband

Only an estimated 2567 x 1903 Delhi Durbar Medals in silver were issued. The medal being one of the scarcest seen of all royal commemorative medals ever to be issued

The reverse design of this medal, is, beyond any doubt , the most ornate, and attractive, British royal ...  read more

Code: 25563