Gulf Medal 1991. With clasp '16 Jan to28 Feb 1991'
An un-named and un-marked 'Specimen' issue
The Gulf War Medal was a campaign medal approved in 1992, for issue to officers and men of British forces - and attached allied personnel serving under British Command - that served in Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and qualifying Gulf States during Operation Granby (the Liberation of Kuwait) in 1990–91
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Kuwait: Liberation of Kuwait Medal 1991. 4th Class (Awarded to junior Commissioned Officers)
The 4th grade awards, in 'White Metal' were awarded to junior commissioned officers ranks, i.e., Lieutenants, Captains and their equivalent
All British Armed Forces personnel present in theatre during the Gulf War 1991, were entitled to accept and receive this Kuwaiti award, that comprised five classes - the two highest classes being neck worn insignia. However no 'official appro... read more
General Service Cross: Hallmarked silver
Contained in the original titled card box of issue
A veterans commemorative medal instituted in 1992, and struck by The Bigbury Mint, for award to British Armed Forces veterans to denote military service not otherwise recognized by the award of an official campaign service medal during the reign of EIIR
Weight: 20g (inc white metal mounting brooch & riband)
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25.00 GBP
Delhi Durbar Medal 1903. Silver issue. With integral silver brooch buckle
The medal is un-named as issued
Fitted with a long length of original silk riband
Only an estimated 2567 x 1903 Delhi Durbar Medals in silver were issued. The medal being one of the scarcest seen of all royal commemorative medals ever to be issued
The reverse design of this medal, is, beyond any doubt , the most ornate, and attractive, British royal ... read more
695.00 GBP
Imperial Service Medal. EDVII issue. Gentlemen's issue
Un-named as issued
The medal fitted with its original silk moire riband that is fitted with a white metal mounting bar complete with hinged pin & clasp fittings, as issued
Sold together with its black plush lined leatherette hinged case of issue, with makers logo for 'Elkington and Co Ltd' on inside silk panel. The outside upper lid of the case with the name of the... read more
Army Long Service & Good Conduct Medal. Victorian issue (4142. Corpl J. McCormick, 102nd Foot)
The medal fitted with a contemporary silk riband, stitched for wear
Medal Verification: James McCormick was only awarded one medal in respect of his 21 years military service
- Army Long Service Good Medal: Recipients extant service papers refer
The recipients service papers are extant and accessible at The National Archives
James McCo... read more
Royal Fleet Reserve Long Service and Good Conduct Medal. GV issue (CH19683 (CH. B 2792) G. W. Parr. Marine RFR)
Wounded-in-Action: Twice wounded-in-action in France & Flanders, with Gunshot & Shrapnel Wounds (or GSW) to left forearm and to buttock (recipients extant service sheet refers)
Medals Verification: Marine George William Parr is confirmed entitled to the Royal Fleet Reserve Long Service Medal together with a 1914-15 Star Trio per the cited medal rolls below:
- 1914-... read more
Royal Engineers Rifle Association: Bronze 'Abroad' Medal, with inegral top brooch bar this engraved '1930'
The medal engraved on reverse on 7 x lines in serif letters:
"Match V / (Abroad) / Spr / Raj Wali / 19th Fd Coy / R.B.S. & M. / 1930."
Complete with integral top dated brooch bar, with hinged pin and clasp fittings to reverse
The medal suspended from the issue regimental riband in the colours of the of the Corps of Royal Engineers
By e... read more
Special Constabulary Long Service Medal. GVI first type (George R. Faithfull)
For service with the Hampshire Special Constabulary
Medal retaining its original silk riband as issued
Sold together with white named card box of issue, with label named and showing the recipient was a member of the 'Hampshire Constabulary'
George Edwin Faithfull, son of John Faithfull (an Agricultural Labourer) and Sophia Faithfull (nee Carter), was... read more
35.00 GBP
Special Constabulary Long Service Medal. GVI first type (Morris C. Morris)
For service with the Monmouthshire Specials Constabulary
Medal retaining its original silk riband as issued
Sold together with white named card box of issue, with label named and showing the recipient was a member of the 'Monmouthshire Constabulary'
Morris Calvin Morris was a native of Pontypool, Monmouthshire, Wales, where he was born, 2 August 1903... read more
35.00 GBP










