MILITIA LONG SERVICE AND GOOD CONDUCT MEDAL, GEORGE V. An unnamed specimen. Extremely Fine£525.00BS4069
INDIAN ARMY MERITORIOUS SERVICE MEDAL, GEORGE V, first type (unnamed, as issued). Extremely Fine and virtually as struck NOTE: This is an unnamed specimen medal, not a name erased example.£240.00BS4059
INDIAN ARMY MERITORIOUS SERVICE MEDAL, EDWARD VII (unnamed, as issued). Extremely Fine and virtually as struck. NOTE: This is an unnamed specimen, not a name erased medal.£300.00BS4058
W.H. BEND, BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY OR ST ANDREW’S AMBULANCE CORPS (SCOTLAND) Voluntary Medical Service Medal, pre-1960’s issue, silver, with additional service clasp£70.00BS4369a
CECIL D. KINNS, SPECIAL CONSTABULARY (LATE ROYAL ARMY ORDNANCE CORPS). Special Constabulary Long Service Medal, George V, type C£25.00BS4340
DISTINGUISHED CONDUCT MEDAL, GEORGE V (unnamed, as issued). Extremely Fine and virtually as struck. Unnamed as issued to foreign nationals.£725.00BS4270
DISTINGUISHED CONDUCT MEDAL, GEORGE V (unnamed, as issued to foreign nationals). Extremely Fine, virtually as struck, a scarce officially issued unnamed example, and a useful space filler. Unnamed, as issued to foreign nationals.£725.00BS4269
MILITIA LONG SERVICE AND GOOD CONDUCT MEDAL, EDWARD VII. An unnamed specimen. Extremely Fi£525.00BS4068
SPECIAL CONSTABULARY LONG SERVICE MEDAL, GEORGE VI, type 1, “IND: IMP” legend (officially impressed: PHILIP C. BARTLE).£25.00bs3857
MEDITERRANEAN FLEET MEDAL. Obverse: crowned cross-pate superimposed on an openwork laurel£35.00BS3564
THE OUTSTANDING AND RARE GREAT WAR ROYAL FLYING CORPS SERGEANT PILOT’S IMMEDIATE DISTINGUISHED CONDUCT MEDAL AWARDED TO SERGEANT F. HOPPER, 20 SQUADRON, ROYAL FLYING CORPS, FOR HIS GALLANTRY WHEN, AFTER HIS FORMATION WAS ATTACKED BY FIVE ENEMY£8,500.00BS2729
SPECIAL CONSTABULARY LONG SERVICE MEDAL, GEORGE VI, type 1, Ind Imp legend (officially imp£15.00BS2671
ROVER SCOUT JOHN ALFRED ANSELL, 1ST ASHWOOD TROOP, KENT (LATER STOKER 1ST CLASS, ROYAL NAVY). Two: Scout Association Gallantry Cross, 3rd class, gilt bronze, with maker’s mark “Collins, London” on reverse (unnamed, as issued) Royal Society£950.00BG3975B
THE FIRST WORLD WAR DISTINGUISHED SERVICE ORDER, 1914 STAR AND BAR TRIO AND 1937 CORONATION MEDAL AWARDED TO MAJOR (LATER LIEUTENANT-COLONEL) J.P. GRANT, SEAFORTH HIGHLANDERS, WHO IN 1902 WAS DEPICTED BY LADY BUTLER AS THE CENTRAL FIGURE IN HER FAMOUS PA£6,500.00BG3671
THE PALESTINE 1946-47 BRITISH EMPIRE MEDAL AND CAMPAIGN SERVICE GROUP TO RIFLEMAN (LATER LANCE-CORPORAL) JAMES DEMPSTER, ROYAL ULSTER RIFLES, WHO HAD PREVIOUSLY SEEN SERVICE IN PALESTINE 1936-39, WHEN HE SAW SERVICE WITH THE “SPECIAL NIGHT SQUADS”,£2,250.00bg2081
THE OUTSTANDING GROUP OF FORTY-FIVE ORDERS, DECORATIONS AND MEDALS AWARDED TO COLONEL SIR ARTHUR YOUNG, COMMISSIONER OF POLICE OF THE CITY OF LONDON 1950-1971, WHO WAS SECONDED FOR SERVICE WITH THE ROYAL ULSTER CONSTABULARY, 1969-70, SEEING SERVICE£35,000.00BG1897
CRIMEA MEDAL, CONTINENTAL HALF SIZE MINIATURE MEDAL IN SILVER (unnamed, as issued), 30mm wide (as opposed to 41mm for the British full size version and 17mm for a British miniature), fixed suspender of correct “Crimea” pattern, original silk ribbon£220.00MIN3965
CORONATION (POLICE) MEDAL 1911, GEORGE V, ROYAL IRISH CONSTABULARY REVERSE, unnamed, as issued£550.00BS4315
VISIT TO IRELAND MEDAL 1903 (naming erased). Good Very Fine to Almost Extremely Fine and a useful space filler.£175.00BS4212
POLICE SERGEANT A. DOBBIN, DUBLIN METROPOLITAN POLICE. Visit to Ireland Medal 1903, with i£290.00BS4072
POLICE SERGEANT THOMAS McGRATH, DUBLIN METROPOLITAN POLICE. Visit to Ireland Medal 1903 (o£290.00BS4050
VISIT TO IRELAND MEDAL 1911, unnamed, as issued. Attractive “rainbow” toning, Extremely Fi£240.00BS4048
