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1880 Afghanistan Medal 4 clasps Peiwar Kotal, Charasia, Kabul, Kandahar later style engraved naming to No 1150 Pte I. McIssac 72nd Regt, Kabul to Kandahar Star to 1150 Private J. McIssac 72nd Highlanders, 1882 Egypt Medal (1882) Tel-El-Kebir clasp to 1150 Private J. McIssac 1/Sea Highrs, QV Army small letter reverse LSGC to 1150 Private J. McIssac Sea Highrs and 1882 Khedive's Star engraved on reverse to 1150 Pte J. McIssac 1/Sea Hrs, contact marks from stars, nearly very fine and better, court mounted for display. With 6 copied pages of service record, John McIssac was born in Crieff, enlisted 23/8/66 aged 19, served India 1871-82, Egypt 2/8/82 to 31/10/82, then UK, discharged at Edinburgh Castle 13/8/87, all clasps confirmed. Ex DNW 2/4/04. (See photo) (R) £1300 + 21.6% BP*
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1880 Afghanistan Medal 3 clasps Charasia, Kabul, Kandahar to 58B/485 Pte J. Johnstone 72nd Highrs good very fine. With copied roll, clasps confirmed, roll additionally marked "Will proceed to England this trooping season for transfer to the 1st Class Army Reserve." (See photo) (Y) £400 + 21.6% BP*
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1880 Afghanistan Medal Ahmed Khel clasp to 4546 Dr T. Whitlock G/4th R.A. several small carbon spots, otherwise good very fine. With copied roll, clasp confirmed, roll additionally marked "Died Meerut 1/6/81". (Y) £250 + 21.6% BP*
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1880 Afghanistan Medal Ali Musjid clasp to 1584 Corpl C. Sedgwick 4th Bn Rifle Bde good very fine. With copied roll, ex DNW 29/7/92. (Y) £240 + 21.6% BP*
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1880 Kabul to Kandahar Star to Sepoy Sham Singh 15th Regt N.I. naming slightly worn, nearly very fine. (Y) £180 + 21.6% BP*
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1880 Kabul to Kandahar Star privately engraved to 1711 Pte T.L. Evans F. Comp 60th R.R.C. about very fine, not confirmed on roll. (Y) £150 + 21.6% BP*
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1882 Egypt Medal Alexandria 11th July clasp to J. Yates Lg Stokr H.M.S. "Alexandra" very fine, just some minor pitting. (Y) £200 + 21.6% BP*
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1882 Egypt Medal (un-dated) 2 clasps El-Teb_Tamaai, The Nile 1884-85 to 2094 Pte H. Lambert 1/Gord Highrs, slight pitting to unit, very fine. With 2 copied rolls, Nile clasp earned with 1st Mounted Infantry. (Y) £200 + 21.6% BP*
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1882 Egypt Medal (un-dated) Suakin 1885 clasp to 7964 Pte A. Bebee 3/Grenr Gds, very light contact from star, very fine. With 6 copied pages of service record, Arthur Bebee was born in Cambridge, enlisted 6/3/82 aged 19, discharged 24/5/94. (R) £180 + 21.6% BP*
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1882 Khedive's Star un-named as issued, nearly extremely fine. (Y) £65 + 21.6% BP*
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1882 Khedive's Star un-named as issued, about very fine. (Y) £60 + 21.6% BP*
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1882 Khedive's Star un-named as issued very fine. (Y) £60 + 21.6% BP*
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1882 Khedive's Star un-named as issued, good very fine. (Y) £60 + 21.6% BP*
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1885 North West Canada Medal no clasp un-named as issued good very fine. (See photo) (Y) £350 + 21.6% BP*
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1854 India GSM Burma 1887-89 clasp to 441 Pte F. Turner 2d Bn Norf R. suspension slightly loose on post, otherwise very fine. Witrh 2 copied pages of service record and roll, Frederick Turner was born in Norwich, enlisted 1/5/83 aged 20, served in Burma 17/11/88 to 31/3/89. (Y) £180 + 21.6% BP*
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1887 Metropolitan Police Jubilee Medal to P.C. W. Piper E. Divn several edge bruises, nearly very fine. (Y) £30 + 21.6% BP*
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1854 India GSM 3 clasps Burma 1885-7, Burma 1887-89, Hazara 1888 re-named in upright capitals to No 1162 Pte John Clancy 2nd Bn 18th Royal Irish nearly very fine. With copied roll, only appears to be entitled to Hazara clasp. (Y) £100 + 21.6% BP*
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1854 India GSM 2 clasps Sikkim 1888, Samana 1891 re-named in upright capitals to Tpr F. Thompson 9/Nthn Div R.A., suspension slightly loose, nearly very fine, entitlement unconfirmed. (Y) £120 + 21.6% BP*
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1854 India GSM Lushai 1889-92 clasp to 3400 Sepoy Shaikh Abdul Ghafur 2nd Bl Infy, good very fine, suspension re-affixed. (Y) £140 + 21.6% BP*
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1896 Ashanti Star un-named as issued, good very fine. (Y) £180 + 21.6% BP*
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1897 Jubilee Medal (bronze) privately engraved to Yeoman Warder M. Leslie about very fine. (Y) £100 + 21.6% BP*
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1895 India Medal 2 clasps Punjab Frontier 1897-98, Tirah 1897-98 to 3932 Pte A. Stacey 1st Bn Dorset Regt minor edge bruise, very fine. With 7 copied pages of service record, Alexander Stacey was born in Bridgewater, enlisted 24/7/93 aged 20, served India 1895-1907, qualified Mounted Infantry 1899 and Efficiency in Nursing 1898, discharged medically unfit for further service 20/12/09. (R) £200 + 21.6% BP*
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1895 India Medal Punjab Frontier 1897-98 clasp to 4743 Pte H. Bennett 2d Bn K.O. York Lt Infy official correction to K of unit, very fine. With 10 copied pages of service record, Harry Bennett was born 24/9/73 in Rotherham, enlisted 24/9/94, served India 1/12/97 to 16/2/99, then to Mauritius, arrived South Africa 29/10/99, invalided to England 24/12/99, discharged medically unfit 17/7/00 with synovitis caused by displacement on cartilage and was granted a Special Campaign Pension. He was also issued a QSA with Cape Colony clasp. (R) £140 + 21.6% BP*
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1887-1900 East and West Africa Medal Benin 1897 clasp to E. P**dle (Pendle?) Ord H.M.S. Philomel, name largely erased, otherwise very fine. (Y) £150 + 21.6% BP*
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1880 Cape of Good Hope GSM Bechuanaland clasp re-named in official looking style to 242 Pte S.H. Bown Cape Police, nearly very fine, not confirmed on roll. (Y) £100 + 21.6% BP*
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1898 Queen's Sudan Medal and Khedive Medal 2 clasps The Atbara, Khartoum to 3632 Pte J.H. Reed 1/Lin R. (3632 Pte J. Reed 1st Linc R on Khedive's) about very fine. With 7 copied pages of service record and MIC, John Henry Reed was born in South Thorsby, enlisted 20/7/93, served in Egypt 4/2/97 to 17/10/98 and then to India, transferred to Royal Fusiliers 1/3/06, LSGC awarded 1912 (this missing), returned from India 12/2/15, issued WWI BWM but MIC marked as returned. (See photo) (R) £400 + 21.6% BP*
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1898 Queen's Sudan Medal to 3061 Cpl A. Friend 1/Cam Hdrs minor edge contact marks, about very fine. With copied rolls, took part in the Atbara and Khartoum Expeditions. (Y) £250 + 21.6% BP*
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1896 Queen's Sudan Medal un-named as issued, a few minor edge contact marks, very fine. (Y) £150 + 21.6% BP*
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1898 Khedive's Sudan Medal 7 clasps Firket, Hafir, Sudan 1897, Abu Hamed, The Atbara, Khartoum, Sudan 1899 inscribed in Arabic script, good very fine. (See photo) (Y) £360 + 21.6% BP*
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1898 Khedive's Sudan Medal Khartoum clasp to Pte J. Adams Gren Gds nearly very fine. With 4 copied pages of service record and rolls, 6047 Joseph Adams was born in Oxford, enlisted 10/10/96, served South Africa 8/11/01 to 8/10/02 and issued QSA, discharged 9/10/08. (R) £150 + 21.6% BP*
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1887 East and West Africa Medal Sierra Leone 1898-99 clasp to 1624 Pte J. Smith 3 W.I. Regt very fine. (See photo) (Y) £260 + 21.6% BP*
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1899 QSA (ghost dates) Defence of Ladysmith clasp to 159031 Sto G.W. Burton H.M.S. Powerful good very fine. With copied service paper and roll, George William Burton was born in Yorkshire 23/11/69, enlisted 11/2/91, served on Powerful 8/6/97 to 8/6/00 and discharged 5/4/06, NOK listed from Driffield. (See photo) (R) £600 + 21.6% BP*
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1899 QSA Cape Colony clasp, St John Ambulance Brigade Medal For South Africa, 1914-15 Star trio to 23 Ordly A.W. Paterson St John Amb Bde (23 Pte A.W. Paterson Ramsgate Corps on SJAB, B.R.C. & St J.J. on star, 79611 Sjt R.A.M.C. on pair) QSA AMB officially re-named, very fine and better. With 2 copied Boer War rolls, MIC and and 7 pages of service record, QSA roll marked as serving on Hospital Ship Princess of Wales, landed France 1/4/15, enlisted in RAMC aged 38 at Le Touquet 1/12/15, discharged 19/12/19. Also with BRCS enamel badge named 2517 Archibald William Paterson and silver teaspoon named Corpl Paterson No 4 Sec A Coy 1st V.B. The Buffs 1905. (See photo) (R) £300 + 21.6% BP*
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1899 QSA 3 clasps Cape Colony, OFS, Johannesburg, 1902 KSA both clasps and KEVI Army LSGC to 2920 Band-Sjt H. Bishop N. Staff Regt (Cpl North Staff Regt on QSA, Corpl N. Stafford Regt on KSA nearly very fine and better. With 7 copied pages of service record, Henry Bishop was born in Bombay, enlisted as a boy aged 15 on 20/11/89, served South Africa 14/1/00 to 8/10/02, awarded LSGC 1908, discharged 7/1/11, died 31/3/56. (R) £220 + 21.6% BP*
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1899 QSA 3 clasps Cape Colony, OFS, Transvaal, 1902 KSA both clasps and 1914 Star trio with copy slider bar to 1891 W.O. Cl 2 G. Bishop R.A. (Gnr 14th Bty R.F.A. on QSA, Gnr R.F.A. on KSA, Sjt R.F.A. on star), some with contact marks, fine to very fine. With 13 copied pages of service record, George Bishop was born in West Ham, enlisted 8/11/94 aged 18, served South Africa 30/10/00 to 14/10/02, landed France 12/10/14, landed Salonika 15/12/15, promoted WO2 4/11/15, suffered from malaria, discharged 29/11/20, died 25/12/61. (R) £200 + 21.6% BP*
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1899 QSA 5 clasps Cape Colony, OFS, Transvaal, South Africa 1901, South Africa 1902 to 7711 Pte J. Buckler S. Wales Bord nearly extremely fine, last 4 clasps as a block loose on ribbon. With 4 copied pages of service record and 2 medal rolls, first roll dated 1901 with single CC clasp and initial J, 2nd roll dated 1903 with last 4 clasps and initials as F.J., service papers list name as Arthur, number 7711 throughout. Arthur Buckler was born in Newport, enlisted 22/2/01 while serving with 4th Vol Bn, served with 2nd Volunteer Active Service Coy (I Company) in South Africa 30/3/01 where he served until 24/6/02, discharged 26/6/02. He is listed on the South African War Memorial and Roll of Honour in Newport Civic Centre. (R) £140 + 21.6% BP*
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1899 QSA 2 clasps Cape Colony, South Africa 1902, 1914 Star and Victory Medal to 3041 Pte F. Tanner R.A.M.C. (3468 Pte F. Tanner K.R.R.C. on QSA) very fine. With copied MIC and QSA roll, Frank Tanner served with 4th Bn in South Africa, landed France with 14th Field Ambulance 20/8/14, transferred to K.O.Y.L.I. 24/4/17, and later returned to RAMC. (R) £140 + 21.6% BP*
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1899 QSA no clasp to A. Gayford Lg Sto H.M.S. Terrible minor edge bruise to rank, very fine. With copied service paper and medal rolls, Arthur Gayford was born 13/11/68 in Stepney, enlisted 20/2/90 (153582), also awarded China Medal with HMS Whiting, joined RFR 20/2/02, re-joined 2/8/14 as S.P.O., served various ships WWI and issued a 1914-15 Star trio, discharged 17/4/21. (R) £140 + 21.6% BP*
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1899 QSA Cape Colony clasp to 4392 Pte A. Chadwick S. Stafford Regt, small edge bruise, good very fine. With copied roll, served with 4th Bn, clasp confirmed and roll marked "Invalided". (Y) £70 + 21.6% BP*
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1899 QSA 4 clasps Cape Colony, OFS, Transvaal, South Africa 1901 re-named to 7139 Lce Cpl J. Tebbs Vol Coy Northptn Regt good very fine. With copied roll, last clasp unconfirmed. (Y) £60 + 21.6% BP*
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1899 QSA 3 copy clasps Cape Colony, OFS, Transvaal and WWI BWM to 6054 Pte L. Beavan Nthptn Regt (North'n R on BWM) very fine. With copied roll, he is entitled to these 3 clasps, served with 2nd Bn, WWI landed France 27/12/14, discharged 2/3/19. (Y) £50 + 21.6% BP*
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1899 Mediterranean Medal to 7828 Pte H. Fenwick Yorks L.I. about very fine. With 4 copied pages of Militia records, Harold Fenwick was born in St Albans, enlisted in 3rd Bn 27/9/00 aged 17 while serving in 2nd West Yorks Vol Artillery, served in Malta 19/6/01 to 2/4/02, discharged by purchase on payment of £1 17/7/03, lived in Halifax. (R) £250 + 21.6% BP*
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1899 Queen's Mediterranean Medal to 5223 Pte P. McPhillips North'd Fus good very fine. With 3 copied pages of service papers, Patrick McPhillips was born in North Shields, enlisted 7/9/99 aged 18. (R) £250 + 21.6% BP*
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1899 Transport Medal S. Africa 1899-1902 clasp re-named to W.J. Paterson, cleaned, good very fine. He was the 2nd Engineer on the SS Staffordshire of the Bibby Line. (See photo) (Y) £400 + 21.6% BP*
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Anglo-Boere Oorlog War Medal to Burger F.G. Bodenstein minor contact marks, about very fine. (Y) £150 + 21.6% BP*
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1900 China War Medal Relief of Pekin clasp to R. Burns R.M. H.M.S. Centurion good very fine. With copied roll, clasp confirmed. (See photo) (Y) £350 + 21.6% BP*
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1900 China War Medal no clasp to F. Jackson Armr H.M.S. Dido very fine. (Y) £180 + 21.6% BP*
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1900 China War Medal no clasp to J.F. Garratt Qd Sign H.M.S. Redpole very fine. With copied service paper, John Francis Garrett was born 16/8/80 in Bannow, Co Wexford, enlisted as Boy 11/1/96, served Redpole 1/1/99 to 8/5/02, died on HMS Blake from heart failure 10th April 1913. (R) £180 + 21.6% BP*
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QV Army Meritorious Service Medal to By S. Maj H. Williams R.A. good very fine. A copied set of service papers have been provided but with no mention of MSM, it is unconfirmed they are the same man. (See photo) (R) £300 + 21.6% BP*
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QV Volunteer Officer's Decoration (VR), 1896 London hallmark nearly extremely fine. (Y) £120 + 21.6% BP*
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