Militaria, Medals and Awards

Five groups of First World War period and later dress miniature awards, including a Military Cross and trio and a C.B.E. and trio, together with three further miniature medals, comprising Delhi Durbar George V, Silver Jubilee 1935 and Coronation 1953, mounted to a bow ribbon.

Four Second World War period medals, comprising 1939-45 Star, Africa Star, Defence Medal and War Medal, a ribbon bar, a Veteran's badge, further insignia, paperwork and photographs, another group of four Second World War period medals, comprising 1939-45 Star, France and Germany Star, Defence Medal and War Medal, an R.A.F. insignia, a cap badge, a button and various photographs.

Ten Second World War period campaign stars and medals, including an Air Crew Europe Star, displayed within a box.

A group of four Second World War period medals, comprising 1939-45 Star, Italy Star, War Medal and Africa Service Medal to '317318 K.C.Price', with copied paperwork, an Africa Service Medal to '11964 (Sap) J.J.Bornman' and a South African Police Medal for Faithful Service to '11964 (F) Constable J.J.Bornman', mounted, a 1939-45 Defence Medal to 'QX7199 W.Norman' and a 1939-45 Australia Service Medal to 'QX7199 W.Norman', with copied service details, a 1939-45 War Medal, a Canadian Service Medal, named 'Cpl G.A.Hatchard', and a Canadian Voluntary Services Medal for the 1939-45 War, with box.

A 1939-45 Star, an Africa Star, a 1939-45 Defence Medal, a War Medal and a Cadet Forces Medal to 'Lt J.Hewgill. ACF.', mounted for display, with copied paperwork confirming his service with the Cumberland & Westmoreland A.C.F., a 1939-45 Star, an Africa Star, an Italy Star, a Defence Medal and a War Medal, with a forwarding slip, a 1939-45 Star, an Atlantic Star, a Burma Star and a War Medal, a Royal Lifesaving Society bronze medal, awarded to 'R. Surtees Sept 1933', cased, two H.M.S. Revenge bronze sporting medallions, with copied paperwork showing Robert Surtees H.M.S. Sultan Royal Navy died 9th November 1945, aged 28, and box of postage for the medals, addressed to his wife Mrs C.O. Surtees, a 1939-45 Defence and War Medal, with related Royal Air Force Brief Statement of Service and Certificate of Discharge relating to 'A.W. Mowatt' and further paperwork, and five further Second World War period medal groups.

A 1939-45 Defence Medal and a Police Long Service and Good Conduct Medal, George VI issue, to 'Const. Stanley Liptrot', mounted on a bar, a silver St John Ambulance Association medal, a Women's Voluntary Service Medal, with case, enamelled badge and paperwork, including census document, a 1939-45 Defence Medal and a War Medal, an A.R.P. silver badge, London 1938, with original box and A.R.P. whistle, a King's Badge for loyal service, with a box, four gilt metal and enamelled British Red Cross Society awards and eight mostly Second World War period awards, including some copies.

A London County Council enamelled First Aid Medal, detailed 'Percy Thomson 15.4.12', and a collection of mostly foreign awards, comprising a group of five Russian medals, mounted for wear, a group of four American medals, including Asiatic Pacific Campaign and Occupation Service, and four further foreign medals, including two Victory Medals.

A 1914-18 British War Medal and a 1914-19 Victory Medal to 'R.M.A.2229-S- Gr.H.W.Moore', with copied paperwork and a postcard of H.M.S. Queen Mary, together with a 1914-15 Star to 'M. 14672. G.A.Moore WR. 3., R.N.', a 1914-18 British War Medal and a 1914-19 Victory Medal to 'M. 14672 G.A.Moore. 2 WR. R.N.' and a Navy Long Service and Good Conduct Medal, George V Admiral's bust issue, to 'M. 14672. G.A.Moore, C. P. O. WR. H.M.S.Wistaria', mounted on a bar, with copied paperwork confirming service details and a booklet 'The Battle of Jutland 1916'.

A collection of school attendance and royal commemorative medals, including London County Council for punctual attendance during the year 1907-8 and seven previous years, detailed 'silver' to the rim and to the brooch, cased, a St Michael's Handsworth cruciform medal for four years' perfect attendance, Birmingham 1902, and two Kent Education Committee silver medals for one year's perfect attendance, with further bars to the ribbons.

A collection of school attendance medals, including a group of three London County Council medals, detailed 'The King's Medal', each named to 'W. Hollott', mounted on a bar, five London County Council awards to 'G. Merry', displayed in a case to hold six awards, a City of Sheffield Education Committee award for four years' punctual attendance and a Borough of Bromley award for regular and punctual attendance, together with a rectangular brass plaque, detailed 'Belgium Orphan Fund 1914-18', and a Chinese trade dollar, the observe stamped 'Hankow 1938', pierced as a pendant.

A collection of school attendance medals, including two Bristol Education Committee, bronze Beckenham Education Committee, with a case, Wolverhampton Education Committee, Nottingham School Board, Oxfordshire Education Committee, Norfolk Education Committee and a silver example, detailed 'Plymouth Education Authority for five years' perfect attendance', Birmingham 1915.

A collection of school attendance medals, including seven lead based alloy awarded by Hastings authorities, bronze City of Birmingham Education Committee, with a case, Gloucester Education Authority and Twickenham Education Committee.

A collection of school attendance and other commemorative medals, including two of Brighton interest in bronze, with the original cases, Dover Education Committee for six consecutive years' perfect attendance, two South of Thames Cross Country Association District Junior Races silver fob medals and a Trent Bridge Council School silver fob medal, detailed 'Junior Cricket Shield 1923'.

A collection of school attendance medals, mostly London County Council, including School Board for London, Eton College for regular attendance, East Ham Education Authority for perfect attendance and Bristol Education Committee for regular attendance and satisfactory conduct.

A quantity of medals and awards, including an R.S.P.C.A. bronze medal for Animal Life Saving to 'R Hearn 1938', with suspension brooch detailed 'For Humanity', a Church Lad's Brigade medal, a Fire Brigade Long Service Medal, Elizabeth II issue, to 'Stn.Offr Robert J. Ramsay', with case, two Civil Defence Long Service Medals, both unnamed as issued, with cases, a copy Seringapatam Medal and a Red Cross Medal for Long and Efficient Service to 'S. Partington.', together with a quantity of Player's cigarette cards with R.A.F. squadron crests.

Twenty-two foreign awards and medals, mostly Swiss, including New Zealand for Operational Service and the Cold War 1945-1991.

An aluminium strip name plate, detailed 'W.F.Wray. RNAS. 11695', together with a named group photograph and further photographs.

A Queen's South Africa Medal with four bars, 'Cape Colony', 'Orange Free State', 'South Africa 1901' and 'South Africa 1902', to '1778 3RD CL TPR: J.Manson. S.A.C.', together with two facsimile medal rolls confirming the four bars.

A French First World War Victory Medal, unofficial Chobillon issue, and another French First World War Victory Medal, standard issue.