Republic of South Vietnam (1955-1975): Campaign Medal 1960. Gilt & enamel. With clasp '1960-' (1732775 M.G. Randall)
Officially engraved on reverse showing recipients Army number, forename initials and surname, as awarded to Australian personnel
The medal with customary loose ring and gilt hanger suspension, as issued for Australian Armed Forces
The riband fitted with a crimp brooch, with that retains its original hinged pin with intricate drop-lock clasp fittings as issued. The ... read more
General Service Cross: Hallmarked silver
Contained in the original titled card box of issue
A veterans commemorative medal instituted in 1992, and struck by The Bigbury Mint, for award to British Armed Forces veterans to denote military service not otherwise recognized by the award of an official campaign service medal during the reign of EIIR
Weight: 20g (inc white metal mounting brooch & riband)
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20.00 GBP
Turkey (Ottoman Empire): Crimea Medal 1854-55. With 'British' Union-Flag reverse
Un-named as issued
With 'British Union Flag' in centre reverse
The medal fitted with a contemporary silver or white metal, claw and fixed with a straight bar suspension
A fine looking exmple of the Turksih Crimea Medal and uncommon found with the 'British' flag reverse
Condition: Toned VF read more
160.00 GBP
Turkey (Ottoman Empire): Crimea Medal 1854-1855. With 'Sardinian' reverse
Un-named as issued
The medal pierced with attached rings suspension
Condition: VF read more
160.00 GBP
India General Service Medal 1908-35. GV issue 2nd type with clasp 'Mohmand 1933' (10354 Sep. Budh Singh, 5-12 F.F.R.)
The recipient was an Indian soldier of the Sikh faith serving as a Sepoy (Private) with the 5th Bn (QVO Corps of Guides) 12th Frontier Force Regiment
The Corps of Guides (comprising both Cavalry and Infantry regiments) was the most famous corps of the former British Indian Army. With the regimental centre located at 'Mardan' Cantonment in the North West Frontier Province, the 'Gu... read more
75.00 GBP
India General Service Medal 1936-39: With clasp 'North West Frontier 1936-37' (4318 Sepoy Said Hassan S.W. Scouts.)
The recipient Said Hassan, by ethnicity a Pathan, was holding the rank of 'Sepoy' (Private) while serving with the South Waziristan Scouts, a 'Frontier Corps' based and deployed in the Southern Waziristan tribal area of the North West Frontier of British India
Formerly known as the North Waziristan Militia (established in 1900), the South Waziristan Scouts (1922), were organized ... read more
65.00 GBP
Queens South Africa Medal 1899-1902. Silver issue with clasp 'Cape Colony', 'Orange Free State' & 'Belfast' (8312 Pte. A. Abbott. Gren: Gds:)
The 3 x clasps with matching official rivets, have been latterly added to the medal (and not entitled to either the Orange Free State or Belfast clasps). Presumably he recipient lost or never received his actual clasp entitlement, and latterly (after migrating to Canada) sourced & added the clasps currently shown on the medal
Medal & Clasp(s) Verification: The recipient 8312 Pri... read more
115.00 GBP
British India: South Waziristan Scouts. British Officer's Silver Cap Badge (c.1930-47)
The 'Urial' ram's head surmounted by a crown
The cap badge with makers marks 'Barton / Silver' on reverse
Metal: Silver (maker marked)
Size: 4.5cms
Weight: 12.3g
Fittings: The insignia retaining it's original long vertical hinged pin and clasp fittings
South Waziristan Scouts: Formerly known as the North... read more
155.00 GBP
General Service 1918. GVI first issue with clasp 'S. E. Asia 1945-46' (43334 Hav/Cl Pritam Singh Bengal Engr Gp., R.I.E.)
The recipient, was an Indian soldier of the Sikh faith, the rank & appointment of Havildar/Clerk (Sergeant/Clerk) while serving with the Bengal Engineer Group of the Royal Indian Engineers, of the British Indian Army
The Bengal Engineer Group was - and still is - one of 3 x Combat Engineer Groups of the Indian Army. The regimental centre is located at Roorkee Cantonment, Uttarakh... read more
95.00 GBP
Pakistan (Dominion): Independence Medal 1947 (SR/185903 NK SM Hakim Khan R P A S C - MT)
The medal officially impressed, with 2 x official corrections (erasures) before and after the 'SM' rank - fairly typical for this particular medal and exactly as issued
At the time the recipient Hakim Khan earned his 'Pakistan Medal' he was holding the rank of Naik Storeman (Corporal Storeman) while serving with the Royal Pakistan Army Service Corps, of the Pakistan Army. The inc... read more
15.00 GBP