A Penrhiwceiber Glamorgan / Wales interest Korean War & End of Empire Small Wars, campaign & long service medal group of 4: Staff Sergeant Major Iorwerth Webber, Royal Army Pay Corps

- United Nations: Service Medal with 'Korea' bar:
- GSM 1918-62. EIIR clasps 'Malaya' & 'Cyprus' (22606696 Sgt. I. Webber. R.A.P.C.)
- General Service 1962-2007, With clasp 'Borneo' (22606696 S. Sgt. I. Webber. RAPC.)
- Military LS&GC Medal. EIIR, 2nd issue 'Regular Army' bar (22606696 W.O. Cl. 2 I. Webber RAPC)

Medals & Clasps Verification: Post 1946 campaign medal rolls and LS&GC rolls for the British Army are not in the public domain as of 2026. However, every medal and all clasps is confirmed per entitled per the recipients service record, and extracts from Royal Army Pay Corps journals

- UN Korea: 14/05/54 Embarks Southampton for Japan. 12/06/54 disembarked Japan & TOS Korea
- GSM 'Malaya': 23/09/55 embarks Japan for Singapore. Disembarls Singapore 02/10/1955
- GSM 'Cyprus': 9/04/58 disembarked Cyprus
- GSM 1962 'Borneo': 04/02/64 deplanes SIBU on active service
- LS&GC: 31/10/1979 completes 18 years service

Iorwerth Webber was born in Glamorgan, Wales, 20 September 1933, and enlisted in the Royal Army Pay Corps as a National Serviceman on 1 November 1951. Re-enlisting as a Regular on 24 March 1953, he was promoted Corporal on 17 November 1953; Sergeant on 24 March 1958; Staff Sergeant on 18 November 1965; and Staff Quartermaster Sergeant on 18 November 1968. He was awarded his Long Service and Good Conduct Medal on 31 October 1969, and was promoted Staff Sergeant Major on 1 May 1973. He was discharged on 23 March 1977. Iorwerth Webber is recorded to have died in Brighton, Sussex, England, 20 December 1984

The medals professionally mounted in the court-style. The white metal mounting bar retaining its long hinged pin and clasp fittings, as issued

Sold together with some hard-copy research

A superb grouping to a senior Pay Corps Warrant Officer, who racked up many years overseas postings - including many years in the Far East including Hong Kong Colony, and several postings to 48th Gurkha and 1st Battalion 6th Gurkha Rifles , and other Gurkha Brigade units. All of his postings and services are documented in great detail

This Warrant Officers service papers show that his notified next of kin was his mother who resided at:

11 Harris Terrace
Penrhiwceiber
Rhondda Cynon Taf
Glamorgan
Wales

Condition: Mostly about EF

Code: 25853