Order Of The Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (Civil). A 5th class Member's (O.B.E.) 2nd type breast badge. Silver gilt
The insignia sold as a set, complete with:
A). Plush Royal Mint leatherette hinged case of issue. The inside silk panel with King's Crown Royal Mint logo, and title of award in gilt tooling on outer lid
B). The silk medal riband retaining it's 'Sterling' marked mounting brooch, with hinged pin & clasp fittings as issued
C). Card insert 'Instructions ... read more
235.00 GBP
A 'Farthingstone' Shepherd's Great War 'Salonika' campaign & companion Silver War Badge group of 4: Private Foster Jones Osborn, Royal Army Medical Corps
- 1914-15 Star (27991, Pte. T. Osborne, R.A.M.C.)
- British War Medal. Silver issue (27991 Pte. W. Osborne, R.A.M.C.)
- Interallied Victory Medal (27991 Pte. W. Osborne, R.A.M.C.)
- Silver War Badge (147784)
The SWB with replacement hinged pin
Sold together with:
- Recipients British Army Identity Disc. Fibre (27991 F J Osbor... read more
130.00 GBP
Tibet Medal 1903-04. Bronze issue. No clasp (806 Cooly Nera Dhun, S. & T. Corps)
The medal recipient was an attested follower, of Nepalese ethnicity, serving as a non-combatant who performed the trade of 'Cooly' (Labourer) while serving with the Supply and Transport Corps of the British Indian Army
The medal of crisp appearance. A choice example with original lustre
Condition: About EF read more
325.00 GBP
Indian General Service Medal 1908-35. GV first issue. Silver with clasp 'Afghanistan N.W.F. 1919' (Bearer. Ahmed Din, 3-34 Prs.)
Surname with official correction to single letter 'N' only in surname, and fairly typical for this particular Calcutta Mint medal issue & clasp
The recipient, by faith was a Mussalman, non combatant 'Private Follower' who held the appointment of 'Bearer' ('Valet') while employed by a British Officer of the 3rd Battalion 34th Sikh Pioneers of the British Indian Army
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70.00 GBP
India General Service 1936. With clasp 'North West Frontier 1930-31' (32573 Clk. Sant Singh. 1 Mtn. Bty.)
Recipient was an Indian soldier of the Sikh faith, holding the appointment of 'Clerk' while serving with the 1st Mountain Battery, a mountain artillery unit of the British Indian Army
Sant Singh was a regular enlisted soldier, who was latterly appointed 'Clerk' - a scarce appointment in the Indian Mountain Artillery units, as there was only one 'Clerk' per battery, and the person... read more
65.00 GBP
India General Service Medal 1936-39. With clasp 'North West Frontier 1936-37' (41247 Driver Daulat Ram, 13 Mtn. Bty.)
The recipient was an Indian soldier of the Hindu faith who held the rank of 'Driver' while serving with the 13th (Dardoni) Mountain Battery, Royal Artillery, an artillery unit of the British Indian Army
The 13th Mountain Battery had its origins in 1917 when it was raised as the 33rd (Reserve) Mountain Battery, at the Indian Mountain Artillery Depot, located at Abbottabad, North W... read more
70.00 GBP
Efficiency Decoration. GVI first issue with integral 'Territorial' top bar. Reverse dated (1945)
The integral top bar complete with its original long hinged pin and clasp fittings on reverse, and is 'as issued'
Sold together with the Royal Mint plush lined leatherette case of issue. The inside silk panel with GVI Royal Mint logo
The Efficiency Decoration (Territorial) was introduced in 1930 - when it replaced the hitherto named 'Territorial Decoration'. Confus... read more
150.00 GBP
India: 1965 India-Pakistan War Medal (Raksha Medal 1965). Officially impressed naming (2731432 Sep. Tuka Ram Kumbar. D. S. C.)
The recipient was an Indian soldier of the Hindu faith, holding the rank of Sepoy (Private) while serving with the Defence Service Corps of the Indian Army
The Defence Security Corps (DSC), that was raised in 1947, is a corps of the Indian Army responsible for providing security cover to the defence installations of the three services (Army, Navy, Air Force) and other sensitive i... read more
15.00 GBP
