Military Long Service & Good Conduct Medal. EDVII issue (Sub Contr G. D. M. Anderson. I. M. List.)
George David McKellar Anderson, son of James Anderson ( a General Labourer) & Jane Anderson (nee Black) was a native of, Linlithgow, Scotland, where he was born on 10 April 1872. The 1881 National Census for Scotland, records, George, described as a scholar, residing at home located at, 13 High East Port, Linlithgow, Linlithgowshire, together with his parents and two siblings, viz, older brothe... read more
106.00 GBP
Military Long Service & Good Conduct Medal. Victorian 3rd issue (1166: Prit: John: Livingston: 28th.)
Note: Medal suspension has been neatly resoldered and no-longer swivels
Important: A confirmed veteran of the 1st Opium War, China 1842 and service at Sebastopol during the Crimean War
Naming: A regimentally impressed naming issue, and uncommon thus
See the definitive reference work on the various Military Long Service & Good Conduct Medal, reference... read more
145.00 GBP
Volunteer Force Long Service Medal. Victorian issue with 'Victoria Regina' obverse legend
Un-named as issued to United Kingdom Volunteers
Fitted with a stitched length of original silk riband
Condition: VF read more
72.00 GBP
Imperial Service Medal. EDVII issue
Un-named as issued 1903-1911
The medal was established under the statutes of the Imperial Service Order, on 8 August 1902, by King Edward VII, with the first awards appearing in the London Gazette in May 1903
Some usual minor wear to blue enamel of the obverse legend
Condition: Scuffs otherwise VF read more
72.00 GBP
Delhi Durbar Medal 1911. Silver issue. The medal contemporary engraved in Urdu/Persian script (666 Driver Gauhar Ali, 27th Mule Corps)
The recipient was a Punjabi Mussalman soldier serving as a Driver with the 27th Mule Corps of the British Indian Army
Medal verification: Confirmed on the respective Delhi Durbar 1911 medal roll of the combined 23rd & 27th Mule Corps, reference WO 100/400, in which he is shown as 666 Driver Gohar (sic) Ali
Great War Casualty: 666 Lance Naik Gauhar Ali, 27th Mule Co... read more
165.00 GBP
Volunteer Long Service Medal (India & the Colonies). GV issue
An un-named & un-marked specimen struck by the Calcutta Mint
The GV issue Volunteer Long Service Medal (India & the Colonies) were only issued issued in India, Bermuda and the Isle of Man between 1911-1930
Condition: About EF read more
125.00 GBP
Volunteer Long Service (India & the Colonies). GV issue (Voltr. T. Shaw Kolar Gold F. R. Voltrs.)
Medal verification: The medal confirmed per Indian Army Order 290 of 1914
Thomas Shaw (1858-1921) was a long-term European resident of the Kolar Gold Field, where he was employed firstly as a Miner, rising to a 'Shift Boss' and latterly employed as a Millman, during which time he was employed at the Champion Reef Mine, Kolar, Mysore State. When not working at the mine, Thomas, li... read more
145.00 GBP
A Banbury, Oxfordshire 'Father & Son' medal pair: The Nason family, late Banbury Volunteer Fire Brigade & 'Banbury Detachment' 2nd Volunteer Battalion Oxfordshire Light Infantry, the 'Banbury Volunteers'
1). Banbury Volunteer Fire Brigade Medal. ‘Fire Brigade Competition Medal 1874'. With top pin-back brooch buckle
- Obverse: Borders comprising sprays of tied & tasseled laurel leaves, with centre engraved inscriptions on 2 x lines
- Reverse: Inscription engraved on 4 x lines ‘Fire Brigade Competition at Banbury, July 1874'
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320.00 GBP
Sarawak: Long Service Decoration. Rajah Charles Vyner de Windt Brooke obverse. Awarded circa 1928-1946. Silver
The medal complete with original issue silk riband suspended from a white metal mounting bar. The mounting bar retaining its hinged pin & clasp fittings
Awards of the handsome hexagonal shaped 'Long Service Decoration' were made to officials & officers of the administration, local indigenous nobles, village headmen etc and was much less prolific than the circular 'Long Service Me... read more
488.00 GBP
British India: Army Rifle Association, India, 1921. Regular size prize medal. Bronze
Metal: Bronze
Dimension: Approximately 35mm
Weight: Approximately 20g
Maker: Pinches of London
The Army Rifles Association, India, conducted and promoted a rifle shooting throughout British India, with a number of annual national and regional competitions that were open to 'All Ranks & Races', both individuals and teams drawn from amon... read more
21.00 GBP