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1867 Abyssinian War Medal to J.E. Rogers H.M.S. Star, suspension re-affixed, very fine. 101 medals to the ship. (Y) £200
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1874 Ashantee Medal no clasp to W. Lockwood Pte R.M. H.M.S. Barracouta 73-74 good very fine. (Y) £250
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1879 South Africa Medal no clasp, 1882 Egypt Medal (1882) 2 clasps Tel-El-Kebir, Gemaizah 1888 (mounted in wrong order) and QV Army small letter reverse LSGC to 3895 Pte A. Burley A.H.C. (M.S.C. on LSGC) contact marks from star, generally fine. With 5 copied pages of service record, Alfred Burley was born in London, enlisted 31/10/78 aged 18, served South Africa 23/2/79 to 3/4/82, Egypt 1882-83 and 1884-89, discharged 17/7/00, also entitled to 1882 Khedive's Star. Only 37 Gemaizah clasps to M.S.C. (See photo) (R) £650
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1879 South Africa Medal 1879 clasp to 50/977 Pte G.J. Kemsley 57th Foot, suspension slightly loose and re-attached, otherwise good very fine. With 6 copied pages of service record, George John Mercer Kemsley was born in Brighton, enlisted 19/1/77 aged 18, served South Africa 19/2/79 to 9/10/79, discharged 27/4/81 being medically unfit for further service. (See photo) (R) £600
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1880 Afghanistan Medal 2 clasps Ahmed Khel, Kandahar and 1880 Kabul to Kandahar Star to 2129 Pte J. Bennett 2/60th Foot (2129 Private John Bennett 2/60 Foot on Star) nearly extremely fine. With copied roll, number listed as 2119 and he is marked as dead. (See photo) (Y) £600
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1880 Afghanistan Medal no clasp to 456 Pte L. Marsden 2/15th Foot about very fine. (Y) £150
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1882 Egypt Medal (un-dated) 3 clasps El-Teb_Tamaii, The Nile 1885-85, Kirbekan to 2624 Pte T. Martin 1/Rl Highrs, very fine, slight bending to clasps. With 8 copied pages of service record, Thomas Martin was born in Dundee, enlisted 4/5/81 aged 18, served in Egypt 10/11/82 to 10/5/85, he was wounded at Kirbekan 10th February 1885 by a gunshot to his thigh, discharged 3/5/93, joined Black Watch SR 14/8/14, discharged 4/2/15, died in Dundee 23/11/41. (See photo) (R) £320
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1882 Egypt Medal (1882) no clasp to 3928 Lce Corpl J. Eastmond C. & T. C., heavy pitting, some of rank and unit partially worn away, nearly fine. (Y) £80
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1882 Khedive's Star, reverse named 79 and 1379, very fine. This number refers to Pte J. Hunter, Cameron Highlanders. (Y) £60
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1882 Khedive's Star un-named as issued, very fine. (Y) £60
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1882 Khedive's Star un-named as issued, good very fine. (Y) £60
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1883 Albert Medal (bronze) For Saving Life on Land, engraved "Presented in the name of HER MAJESTY to Police Constable James Dee for gallantry in attempting to save life at a fire in Swansea on 20th of January 1883", small bruise to left side, otherwise good very fine, with Philips Bros case of issue. Also with un-hallmarked gold Maltese cross medallion engraved "Presented to P.C. Jas Dee for heroic conduct at fire in Swansea Jany 1883 by Llanelly admirers."The Illustrated Police News dated 27th January 1883 reported: Early on Sunday morning a fire broke out in an oilman's shop in Lower Oxford Street, Swansea. There were 8 persons in the house. The man and 2 grown-up sons escaped by dropping from the upper windows, and a woman and a baby got out through a door which was burst open for them. A child about 2 years old was rescued by P.C. Payne. P.C. Dee went into a room where the fire was burning furiously, and carried out a boy about 12, who died in a few minutes afterwards from the effects of burns. He went back into the burning chamber to search for another boy, about 14, but someone in the crowd stated that this boy had been got out by another way. Dee accordingly left the building. After the fire was extinguished, the charred remains of this boy was found under the bed. All the contents of the premises were destroyed. Police constable Dee was badly burnt, and is lying at the hospital in a precarious condition." Constable Dee was presented the Albert Medal by the Mayoress of Swansea on 21st March 1883. Just 5 months later P.C. Dee was brought before the Watch Committee for a charge of assault. A disturbance took place in Oxford Street, where Dee took hold of one of the men in the crowd, demanded his address, and because he refused to give it, he took out his staff and struck the man. In reply to the charge, Dee stated that complaints were made to him of a man pushing people off the pavement. He asked him for his name and address, but he not only refused to divulge it, but threatened him with violence. What he did was in self defence. During the course of the inquiry, it was also stated that Dee had been drinking that day in a public house while he was on duty. He was severely reprimanded, fined £1 for the assault and reduced from a merit class to a second class constable. With 3 copied newspaper articles. (See photo) (R) £5000
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1884-6 Khedive's Star un-named as issued, nearly extremely fine. (Y) £60
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1884-6 Khedive's Star un-named as issued, nearly extremely fine. (Y) £60
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1884-6 Khedive's Star, H B engraved on reverse, very fine. (Y) £60
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1884-6 Khedive's Star un-named as issued, fine. (Y) £50
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1887 Jubilee Medal (silver) with 1897 clasp un-named as issued, with mounting bar, very fine. (See photo) (Y) £200
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1887 Jubilee Medal (bronze) 1897 clasp, un-named as issued, fair/fine. (Y) £150
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1887 Jubilee Medal (silver) un-named as issued, edge bruising and contact marks, fine. (Y) £100
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1887 Jubilee Medal (bronze) un-named as issued, quantity of contact marks, good fine. (Y) £80
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1887 Metropolitan Police Jubilee Medal 1897 clasp and 1902 Metropolitan Police Coronation Medal to P.S. W. Carpenter B. Div (PC W. Carpenter N Divn on 1887) nearly very fine and better. (Y) £70
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1887 City of London Police Coronation Medal to Chf Inspr Robert A. Tillcock nearly extremely fine, only 900 issued. (Y) £70
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1887 City of London Police Coronation Medal to P.C. 565 W. Smith very fine, only 900 issued. (Y) £60
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1854 India GSM Hazara 1891 clasp and 1895 India Medal 2 clasps Relief of Chitral, Punjab Frontier 1897-98 to 3202 Sepoy Fazal Dad "QO" Corps of Guides Infy, heavy contact marks to edge, fine. (Y) £180
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1894 Royal Humane Society bronze successful Medal, 1887 Metropolitan Police Jubilee Medal 1897 clasp and 1902 Metropolitan Police Coronation Medal to Pce Constable Wm G. Brett 31st August 1894 (P.C. E. Divn on 1887, P.C. W. Brett Y Div on 1902) good very fine. The medal was awarded for plunging into the sea at Ryde and saving W. Searle, aged 16. (Y) £200
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1854 India GSM Waziristan 1894-5 clasp to 2602 Pte J. Scully 2d Bn Border Regt very fine, suspension re-attached. With 4 copied pages of service record, John Scully was born in Dublin, enlisted 1/11/88 aged 18, also served in Boer War and issued a QSA 5 clasps, discharged 31/10/01. (R) £160
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1895 bronze India Medal Relief of Chitral clasp to 4 Weighman Hapzulla Khan Comst Transpt Dept good fine. (Y) £80
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1895 India Medal Punjab Frontier 1897-98 clasp to 92683 Br T.W. McGill 10th Fd By R.A. very fine. (Y) £100
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1897 Mayors and Provosts Jubilee Medal engraved on old head side above and below portrait J.B. Karn Mayor, nearly very fine. (See photo) (Y) £220
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1897 Jubilee Medal (silver) un-named as issued, very fine. (Y) £100
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1897 Metropolitan Police Coronation Medal, 1902 Metropolitan Police Coronation Medal and 1911 Metropolitan Police Coronation Medal to P.C. A. Frost (J. Div on 1897 & 1902) very fine,. (Y) £80
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1897 Metropolitan Police Coronation Medal, 1902 Metropolitan Police Coronation Medal and 1911 Metropolitan Police Coronation Medal to P.C. S. Clarke (F. Div on 1897 & 1902) very fine, court mounted as worn. (Y) £80
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1897 Metropolitan Police Coronation Medal, 1902 Metropolitan Police Coronation Medal and 1911 Metropolitan Police Coronation Medal to S.D. Insp J. Godwin (P.S. on 1897, Insp C.O. Div on 1902) very fine, court mounted for display. (Y) £80
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1897 Metropolitan Police Coronation Medal, 1902 Metropolitan Police Coronation Medal and 1911 Metropolitan Police Coronation Medal to P.C. W. Millington (L. Div on 1897 & 1902) very fine, court mounted for display. (Y) £80
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1897 St John Ambulance Brigade Coronation Medal to Private B. Budd about very fine. (Y) £50
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1897 Liverpool City Police Diamond Jubilee silver 36mm medal to Inspector John Elliott very fine with suspender brooch bar. (See photo) (Y) £160
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1898 Queen's Sudan Medal naming neatly erased good very fine. (Y) £100
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1898 Khedive's Sudan Medal Khartoum clasp to 1932 Pte J. Perrow C Company 2nd Battn Rifle Brigade 2nd Sep 1898 very fine. (Y) £120
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1898 Khedive's Sudan Medal The Atbara clasp named in later style to 4116 Pte J. Bailey 1st Sea Highrs nearly extremely fine. Entitlement not confirmed. (Y) £100
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1899 QSA 4 clasps Cape Colony, OFS, Transvaal, South Africa 1901 and Yorkshire Imperial Yeomanry Medal (3rd Bn 1901-1902) to 28010 Serjt W. Shaw 66th Coy Imp Yeo (28010 W. Shaw on IY) good very fine. William Shaw died of dysentery at Springfontein on 19th May 1901 and is commemorated on the Duncombe Place Boer War Memorial. With copied casualty list. (See photo) (R) £350
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1899 QSA 5 clasps Cape Colony, OFS, Transvaal, South Africa 1901, South Africa 1902 and KEVII Army LSGC to 2098 Serjt Maj C. Bartholomew R. Sussex Regt (Clr Sgt on QSA) good very fine. With copied rolls, all clasps confirmed. (Y) £160
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1899 QSA 5 clasps Cape Colony, OFS, Transvaal, South Africa 1901, South Africa 1902 to 6368 Pte S. Richards Cheshire Regt nearly very fine. With 5 & 7 copied pages of 2 sets of service records, census, rolls, CWGC, soldiers died, MIC etc, Samuel Richards was born in Nantwich, enlisted 17/8/00 aged 22, served South Africa 1/10/01 to 11/11/02, discharged 16/8/12. He re-enlisted in Worcester Regt 10/9/14 aged 38 with number 9502, landed France 12/12/14 with 1st Bn, was wounded in head during the Battle of Neuve Chapelle 10-13/3/15, returned to England 16/3/15, joined MEF and 4th Bn 4/7/15, reported missing in Gallipoli 6/8/15, CWGC, Soldiers Died record date of death as 15th August 1915, Soldiers died states killed in action, service papers record him as POW and KIA(!), with further note received via American Embassy at Constantinople that he died from "Fever caused by exposure to the sun". (R) £160
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1899 QSA 5 clasps Cape Colony, OFS, Transvaal, South Africa 1901, South Africa 1902 to 1423 Tpr H. Drury S.A.C. unofficial rivet holding top 2 clasps on, about extremely fine. He died at Potchefstroom on 26th February 1902. With 2 copied medal rolls, clasps confirmed. (R) £130
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1899 QSA 5 clasps Cape Colony, OFS, Transvaal, South Africa 1901, South Africa 1902 to 31731 Pte J.M. Taunton 37th Coy Imp Yeo minor edge bruise, nearly very fine. (Y) £130
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1899 QSA 4 clasps Cape Colony, OFS, Transvaal, South Africa 1902 to 2379 3rd Tpr C.P.D. Cooper S.A.C. very fine. (Y) £120
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1899 QSA (bronze) no clasp to 198 Syce Munsawmy (II) good very fine. With copied roll where he served with 3rd Madras Lancers. (Y) £100
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Miniature 1899 QSA with 1 block of 5 clasps Cape Colony, OFS, Transvaal, South Africa 1901, South Africa 1902, good very fine. (Y) £30
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Yorkshire Imperial Yeomanry Medal (3rd Bn 1900-1901) officially re-named to 12253 T. Riley, minor contact marks to edge, very fine. With 4 copied pages of service record, Thomas Riley was born in Leeds, enlisted in IY 9/2/00 with former service in A&SH, served South Africa 28/3/00 to 20/10/00, discharged 28/12/00, with typed research that he served with the Gun Section. (R) £120
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1900 South African Campaign 70mm AE boxed medallion by E. Fuchs, good very fine, box with some damage. (Y) £50
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1899 Queen's Mediterranean Medal to 2047 Pte J. Casey W. York Regt nearly extremely fine. With 4 copied pages of militia record, James Casey enlisted in 3rd Bn 19/6/90. (Y) £200
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