Naval General Service Medal, With clasp 'Syria' (Fredk Cornish.)

The Frederick Cornish held the rate of 'Boy' while serving aboard H.M.S. Pique

Medal and clasp verification: Frederick Cornish is confirmed as entitled per the very first British Naval campaign medal roll cited below:

- Naval General Service Medal with clasp 'Syria': ADM 100/1

In addition to the NGS Medal, Fredrick Cornish was entitled to an un-name...  read more

Code: 24315

Scinde Medal 1843. With 'Meeanee' reverse. With impressed naming (Ram Sawanth 25th Regt)

The medal with clip and straight silver suspension as issued

The recipient was an Indian soldier of the Hindu faith holding the rank of Sepoy (Private) while serving with the 25th Regiment of Native Infantry of the Bombay Presidency Army of the Honourable East India Company

Reference 'Early Indian Campaigns and the Decorations Awarded for them (Major H. Biddulph, N...  read more

Code: 24314

Scinde Medal 1843. With 'Meeanee Hyderabad 1843' reverse. With impressed naming (Shaik Goolab Naique 25th Regt. N.I.)

The medal retaining its original 'China 1842' German Silver (nickel) suspender, as issued

The recipient was an Indian soldier of the Mussalman faith holding the rank of Naique (Corporal) while serving with the 25th Regiment of Native Infantry of the Bombay Presidency Army of the Honourable East India Company

The 25th Regiment of Bombay Native Infantry, became a fam...  read more

Code: 24313

Sutlej Medal 1845-46. No clasp with 'Aliwal 1846' reverse

An un-named and un-marked specimen medal

Battle of Aliwal: The battle was fought on 28 January 1846, between the British and Sikh forces in northern India (now Punjab, India). The British were led by Sir Harry Smith, while the Sikhs were led by Ranjodh Singh Majithia. Britain's victory in the battle is sometimes regarded as the turning point in the First Anglo-Sikh War. The Sikhs...  read more

Code: 24312

Punjab Medal 1848-49 With clasp 'Chilianwala' (H. Meeds, 24th Foot.)

Killed-in-Action: Private Henry Meeds 24th Warwickshire Regiment of Foot, is confirmed being 'Killed-in-Action' at the Battle of Chilianwal, Punjab, India, 13 January 1849

The service and supreme self sacrifice of No. 174 Private Henry Meeds, is commemorated in perpetuity on the Chilianwalla Memorial, commemorating the dead the British Army that fell in the 2nd British Sikh War ...  read more

Code: 24311

Punjab Medal 1848-49 With 2x clasps 'Chilianwala' & 'Goojerat' (T. Slade, 9th Lancers.)

Medal(s) and clasp(s) verification: Private Thomas Slade 9th Lancers is confirmed entitled to the Punjab Medal and both clasps per the respective campaign medal roll. Additionally the extant service papers for Thomas Slade that are accessible at The National Archives, confirm his entitlement to his Punjab Medal and all of the the below following medals:

- Ghuznee Medal 1839 (No 7...  read more

Code: 24310

Baltic Medal 1854-1855

Un-named as issued

A choice example, with firm claw & swivel suspension that has never been messed around with. The medal attractively toned

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Code: 24309

Crimea Medal 1854-1856. One clasp: 'Sebastopol' (Corpl J. Myles. 34th Regt.)

The recipient No, 3693 Corporal John Myles - his surname recorded as Myles in the Depot Rolls - served with the 34th (Cumberland) Regiment of Foot during the Crimean War and later in India during the Indian Mutiny

Medal(s) and clasp verification: The recipient is recorded on the respective Crimean War & Indian Mutiny medal rolls as 'Miles' per below referenced sources:
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Code: 24308

Crimea Medal 1854-56. With 4 clasps, 'Alma', 'Balaklava', 'Inkermann' & 'Sebastopol'. Officially impressed (J. Partridge. Scots Fusilr. Gds.)

The medal with officially impressed naming

Died on Active Service: Private James Partridge 1st Battalion Scots Fusilier Guards, died on active service during the Crimean War, the recipients extant service papers blandly referring to the Guardsman's death as;

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Died in the East 23rd Nov 1854

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Code: 24307

Indian Mutiny Medal, 1857-1859. One clasp: 'Lucknow' (Alfd Payne, 1st Bn 23rd R.W. Fusrs)

Medal and clasp verification: No.5098 Private Alfred Payne 1st Battalion Royal Welch Fusiliers is confirmed entitled to the Indian Mutiny medal with clasp 'Lucknow' per the below referenced regimental medal roll:

- Indian Mutiny Medal & clasp 'Lucknow': WO 100/36 'Engaged at the operations against Lucknow from 2nd to 16 March 1858'

The recipient's service papers ar...  read more

Code: 24306