United States: Joint Service Commendation Medal. With Gold Valor 'V' emblem on riband, as awarded to United States Navy and United States Marine Corps personnel. Circa 1990-2017

The Gold 'V' (Valor) emblem on the riband indicates that the recipient was a member of the United States Navy or United States Marine Corps, and was earned prior to 2017 (in 2017 the awarding of 'V' emblems was standardised for the US Armed Services, with all services adopting the same emblems)

A "V" device is a metal 1⁄4-inch (6.4 mm) capital letter "V" with serifs which, when w...  read more

Code: 24161

A positively attributed pair of miniature medals to A 'Tea Planter' & India 'Volunteer's' South African War / Volunteer Long Service miniature medal pair:Captain Edward Byres Moir-Byres Assam Valley Light Horse, late Lumsden's Horse

- QSA. 'CC' 'OFS' 'Transvaal'
- Volunteer Long Service Medal (India & Colonies). GV issue

The contemporary silver medals both mounted on silk ribands on a white metal mounting bar. One riband with stitching a/f. The medal brooch retaining its hinged pin and clasp fittings

Medals & clasps verification: The recipient is confirmed as being entitled to all the ...  read more

Code: 24349

Belgium: Lot of 5 x World Wars contemporary miniature medals

The lot comprises:

- Belgium Miniature: Cross of War (Croix De Guerre) 1940-45. With bronze palm emblem
- Belgium Miniature: Cross of Fire (Croix de Feu)
- Belgium Miniature: Commemorative Medal 14-18, With 1 x gilt front line bar, Crown emblem & clasp
- Belgium Miniature: Yser Cross 1914. Bronze & enamel
- Belgium Miniature: Yser Medal 1914. Bronze &...  read more

Code: 24157

2nd Dragoon Guards (Queen's Bay's). King's Crown gilding metal cap badge. Circa 1914-1952

The reverse of the badge retaining its original crimped slider fitting

Of the pattern as worn during both World Wars 1914-1945

Condition: VF  read more

Code: 24156

The King's Own Regiment. Gilding metal cap badge. Circa 1914-1952

The reverse of the badge retaining its original crimped slider fitting

Of the pattern as worn during both World Wars 1914-1945

Condition: VF  read more

Code: 24155

Loyal North Lancashire Regiment. Bi-metal 'King's Crown' cap badge, Circa 1914-1952

The reverse of the badge retaining its original crimped slider fitting

Of the pattern as worn during both World Wars 1914-1945

Condition: VF  read more

Code: 24154

British Army: Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders. A 'White Metal' cap badge. As worn circa 1899 -1953

Badge with voided centre

Reverse of badge customised with contemporary intricate long hinged pin and clasp fittings, and as-worn by the recipient. Almost certainly apadated for wear as a 'Pagri' badge on tropical helmet

The insignia is of top quality, and most likely as=-worn by an Officer or Senior NCO of the Argylls - the direct descendent unit of the famous 'Thi...  read more

Code: 24153

British Army: Queens Own Highlanders (Seaforth & Camerons). 3 x piece 3D Frosted / Silver Plated Officer's & Warrant Officer's Cap Badge. Circa 1961-1994

The reverse of all the insignia complete with their original 'silvered' loop fittings. Together with brass cotter pins

Of the pattern as-worn by Officers & Warrant Officers of the Queen's Own Highlanders (Seaforth & Camerons)

Note: The same pattern insignia continued to be worn by Officer's & Warrant Officer's of the descendent regiment 'The Highlanders (Seaforth, ...  read more

Code: 24152

British Army: Machine Gun Corps. Set of 'King's Crown' gilding metal insignia, comprising Cap Badge (1), Collar Badges (2) & Shoulder Titles (2). Circa 1915-1922

The reverse of all the insignia complete with their original fittings as-issued. The cap badge with a crimped slider, the collars with 3 x loops on reverse of each, and the collars with 2 x loops on reverse of each

Of the pattern as-worn by 'Other Ranks' personnel of the Machine Gun Corps 1915-1922

Condition: GVF  read more

Code: 24151

Australia (Dominion): Set of Australian Commonwealth Military Force general service, 'King's Crown' oxidised bronze metal insignia, comprising Cap Badge (1), Collar Badges (2) Shoulder Titles (2), & a Button (1). Circa 1914-1918

The reverse of all the insignia complete with their original loop fittings and as-issued

Of the pattern as-worn by Australian military personnel in both World Wars - this lot being as worn by the 'Diggers' of the Australian Imperial Force during the Great War, including at 'Gallipoli'

The 'Rising Sun' cap badge with makers marks 'Stokes & Sons Melbourne'
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Code: 24150