THE RARE 2ND BATTALION ROYAL DUBLIN FUSILIERS BATTALION SILVER PRIZE MEDAL, AWARDED TO PRIVATE (LATER SERGEANT) EDWARD RYAN, D.C.M., WHO WAS RECOMMENDED FOR THE AWARD OF THE DISTINGUISHED CONDUCT MEDAL PRIOR TO BEING KILLED IN ACTION, 24TH MAY 1915£1,750.00BS4669
ROYAL DUBLIN FUSILIERS, A RARE 1841 PATTERN OFFICER’S SHOULDER BELT PLATE OF THE 1ST MADRAS (EUROPEAN) FUSILIERS, BRITISH EAST INDIA COMPANY (the POST 1861 102ND, ROYAL MADRAS FUSILIERS and POST 1880 1ST BATTALION ROYAL DUBLIN FUSILIERS).£5,500.00BD096
PRIVATE C. SOLOMAN (SURNAME SPELT SOLOMON IN SOME RECORDS), 29TH (WORCESTERSHIRE) REGIMENT (THE POST 1880 1ST BATTALION THE WORCESTERSHIRE REGIMENT). Sutlej Medal 1845-6, Ferozeshuhur reverse, 1 clasp, Sobraon (officially named, impressed in serifed£850.00BS4660
THE INDIA GENERAL SERVICE MEDAL 1895 TO PRIVATE JOHN KAVANAGH, 2ND BATTALION ROYAL INNISKILLING FUSILIERS, WHO ALSO SAW SERVICE WITH THE 2ND INNISKILLING FUSILIERS DURING THE BOER WAR. India General Service Medal 1895, 2 clasps, Punjab Frontier£265.00bs2314
THE SOUTH AFRICA MEDAL 1877-79 TO PRIVATE J. MOORE, 94TH FOOT (THE POST 1880 2ND BATTALION CONNAUGHT RANGERS), WHO HAD PREVIOUSLY SEEN SERVICE AT YOKOHAMA IN JAPAN DURING 1871 PROTECTING WESTERN RESIDENTS OF THAT CITY FROM ANTI-WESTERN JAPANESE FACTIONS,£1,275.00BS4653
THE INDIAN MUTINY MEDAL TO LIEUTENANT (LATER CAPTAIN) J.C. MOORE, 2ND BATTALION RIFLE BRIGADE, WHO ALSO SAW SERVICE IN THE CRIMEA WITH THE RIFLE BRIGADE (WOUNDED, MENTIONED IN DESPATCHES, AWARDED CRIMEA MEDAL WITH SEBASTOPOL CLASP, SARDINIAN AL£950.00BS4651
THE INDIAN MUTINY MEDAL TO CAPTAIN H.C. CHESTER, 29TH (WORCESTERSHIRE) REGIMENT (THE POST 1880 1ST BATTALION WORCESTERSHIRE REGIMENT) WHO ALSO SAW SERVICE IN THE INDIAN MUTINY WITH THE 27TH (INNISKILLING) REGIMENT AND AFTER RESIGNING HIS COMMISSION£450.00BS4650
PRIVATE (LATER CORPORAL) MICHAEL FADDEN (SURNAME SPELT FADDING IN SOME RECORDS), 9TH (THE EAST NORFOLK) REGIMENT (THE POST 1880 1ST AND 2ND BATTALIONS THE NORFOLK REGIMENT). Sutlej Medal 1845-46, Moodkee reverse,£1,200.00BS4649
PRIVATE G. OAK, 2ND BATTALION DUKE OF CORNWALL’S LIGHT INFANTRY, LATE HAMPSHIRE REGIMENT. Queen’s South Africa Medal, 1 clasp, Cape Colony£145.00BS4647
T. LOFTUS, ROYAL AIR FORCE. General Service Medal 1918-62, 1 clasp, Iraq (contemporary re-engraved naming in plain block capitals: No. 336991. T. LOFTUS R.A.F.).£125.00BS4641
PRIVATE T. ROBINS, 1ST BATTALION KING’S SHROPSHIRE LIGHT INFANTRY. India General Service Medal 1908-35, 1 clasp, North West Frontier, 1930-31£125.00BS4640
LANCE CORPORAL (LATER CORPORAL) J.T. CARLESS (SURNAME SPELT CARELESS IN SOME RECORDS), 1ST BATTALION CHESHIRE REGIMENT. India General Service Medal 1849-95, 1 clasp, Chin-Lushai 1889-90£180.00BS4638
THE PUNJAB MEDAL 1848-49 TO LIEUTENANT (LATER CAPTAIN) T.H. HARRISON, 61ST (SOUTH GLOUCESTERSHIRE) REGIMENT (THE POST 1880 2ND BATTALION THE GLOUCESTERSHIRE REGIMENT), WHO AFTER RETIRING FROM THE ARMY IN 1852 WAS APPOINTED CAPTAIN, DEVON MILITIA£575.00bs4634
THE SUTLEJ MEDAL 1845-46 TO PRIVATE HENRY SANSOM, 62ND (WILTSHIRE) REGIMENT (THE POST 1880 1ST BATTALION THE DUKE OF EDINBURGH’S WILTSHIRE REGIMENT), WHO SUBSEQUENTLY SAW SERVICE AS A CORPORAL DURING THE INDIAN MUTINY WITH THE 53RD FOOT (SHROPSHIRE)£450.00BS4633
MILITARY GENERAL SERVICE MEDAL 1793-1814 TO PRIVATE J. METCALF, 42ND FOOT (THE POST 1880 1ST BATTALION THE BLACK WATCH, ROYAL HIGHLANDERS), WHO ALSO SAW SERVICE AT WATERLOO AND WAS AFTERWARDS DISCHARGED IN JULY 1816, HAVING SUFFERED THE LOSS OF ONE£2,250.00BS4608
THE REMARKABLE NAVAL GENERAL SERVICE MEDAL 1793-1840 WITH SYRIA CLASP TO SURGEON HUGH MACKAY, 1ST BATTALION 5TH (NORTHUMBERLAND FUSILIERS) REGIMENT (THE POST 1880 1ST AND 2ND BATTALIONS NORTHUMBERLAND FUSILIERS),£9,500.00BS4611
THE EAST AND WEST AFRICA MEDAL 1887-1900 NAMED TO GUNNER A. ERWIN, ROYAL GARRISON ARTILLERY, WHO, DESPITE SEEING SERVICE WITH A NUMBER OF UNITS, INCLUDING THE ROYAL GARRISON ARTILLERY, BOTH MILITIA AND REGULAR ARMY, SPANNING A PERIOD OF ALMOST 35£280.00BS4626
THE NEW ZEALAND MEDAL 1845-66 TO SERGEANT WILLIAM POUNTNEY, 50TH (THE QUEEN’S OWN) REGIMENT (THE POST-1880 1ST BATTALION THE QUEEN’S OWN ROYAL WEST KENT REGIMENT) WHO SAW SERVICE IN NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA FOR OVER FIVE YEARS, HIS ELDEST DAUGHTER£630.00bs4606
THE EGYPT MEDAL 1882-89 NAMED TO DRIVER W.R. BROWRING, ROYAL HORSE ARTILLERY, WHO SAW SERVICE DURING THE BOER WAR AND WAS AWARDED THE ROYAL HUMANE SOCIETY’S LIFESAVING MEDAL IN BRONZE. Egypt Medal 1882-89, undated reverse, 1 clasp, Suakin 1885£185.00BS4624
ORIGINAL FULL SIZE FIRST WORLD WAR “MENTION IN DESPATCHES” (MID) BRONZE OAKLEAF RIBBON DEVICE OR EMBLEM, complete with twin stout fixing blades to reverse for securing to ribbon, 35.4mm wide approx, Extremely Fine and virtually as made.£85.00BS4630
1939-45 WAR MEDAL (unnamed, as issued). Small patches of light porosity in fields to obverse and reverse, otherwise Extremely Fine.£9.00BS4629
EAST AND WEST AFRICA MEDAL 1887-1900, 1 clasp, Witu August 1893 (unnamed, as issued to native recipients).£475.00BS4623
