Medals, Militaria and Weapons

A Campaign Service Medal, Elizabeth II issue, with two bars 'Radfan' and 'South Arabia' to '1940341 SAC. P. Summerbell. R.A.F.', and a Royal Air Force Long Service and Good Conduct Medal, Elizabeth II issue, to 'Cpl. P. Summerbell (G1940341) RAF', mounted on a bar.

A 1914-18 British War Medal and 1914-19 Victory Medal to '6291 Pte. J.T. Stott. 24-Lond.R.' [James Thomas Stott died 17th September 1916 and is commemorated on the Thiepval Memorial].

A circular pendant locket, glazed to each side with the portraits of two soldiers, on a gilt metal neckchain, a silver gilt and enamelled RAOB medal, a medallion commemorating the 1911 Coronation, six further commemorative medallions, an enamelled sweethearts bar brooch, detailed 'Lincolnshire', eight mostly enamelled brooches and pins, three ration books and a motor fuel ration book.

An Elizabeth II lady's issue Silver Jubilee medal 1977, with ribbon bow and Royal Mint box, a silver medallion commemorating HM Yacht Britannia 1954-1977, cased, a George V Royal Society of Arts, Manufacturers and Commerce bronze medallion, cased, a medallion commemorating the 150th Anniversary of the Metropolitan Police, cased, and a 1977 Silver Jubilee silver proof crown, cased.

A gold and blue enamelled military sweethearts brooch, designed as the badge of the West Yorkshire Regiment, detailed '15ct', cased.

A gold, blue and red enamelled military sweethearts brooch, designed as the badge of the Royal Artillery.

A pair of silver and enamelled cufflinks, the fronts designed as the badge of the Royal Engineers, a pair of white base metal RAF cufflinks, two silver ARP badges, London 1936 and 1938, and eleven further mostly military silver and enamelled sweethearts brooches, including a colourless paste set example for the RAF, Royal Corps of Signals, ATS and REME.

A German black enamelled Der Stahlhelm Nationalist badge, detailed '1930', a Third Reich gilt metal Wehrmacht eagle badge, a German miniature booklet Der Führer und seine Bauten, and a George III crown (worn).

A 1914-18 British War Medal and 1914-19 Victory Medal to '2.Lieut. J.H. MacKeown' [John Harold MacKeown served with the Connaught Rangers, died 5th October 1917 and is buried in the Baghdad (North Gate) War Cemetery], a 1914-18 British War Medal and 1914-19 Victory Medal to 'Capt. I.T. MacKeown.' (the British War Medal officially re-named), a pair of corresponding dress miniature medals, an album of related photographs and a photocopied newspaper article detailing the post-First World War life of I.T. MacKeown, who went to America in the 1920s.

A 1939-45 Defence Medal, an Observer Corps enamelled lapel badge and cap badge, further badges, including an officer's bronze cap badge and a pair of collar badges, detailed 'The Buffs', a silver ARP badge, a Sussex Yeomanry cap badge and further badges and buttons.

Five Second World War period medals, comprising 1939-45 Star, Africa Star with bar 'North Africa 1942-43', Burma Star, Italy Star and 1939-45 War Medal, and a Royal Air Force Airman's Service and Release Book, the cover detailed 'LAC 1202982 Woodruff F'.

A silver gilt medallion, the obverse with the portrait of George IV with '1820' beneath the bust, the reverse detailed 'Society of Patrons of Charity Schools Instituted 1700', the rim hallmarked London 1866, mounted for wear with a suspension, blue ribbon and pin, together with a further silver example, not gilt or hallmarked, with a clip fitted to the top (the suspension bar lacking).

A silver medallion, the obverse with the portrait of George IV, the reverse detailed 'Brighthelmstone Royal Pier Designed & Erected by Samuel Brown Esquire Commander in His Majesty's Navy 1823'.

A group of six medals to G. Clippingdale, comprising 1914 Star with bar to '8865 L.Cpl G. Clippingdale. 5/Lond. R.', 1914-18 British War Medal and 1914-19 Victory Medal to '8865 Pte. G. Clippingdale. 5-Lond.R', 1939-45 Defence Medal, unnamed, Territorial Force Efficiency Medal, George V issue, to '300043 Cpl-A. Sjt:- G. Clippingdale. 5/Lond:R', and Efficiency Medal, George V last issue, with bar 'Territorial' to '6561226 W.O. CL. II. G. Clippingdale. 5-Lond.R.', mounted on a bar as worn, together with a 1939-45 Defence Medal and War Medal, with the Army Council forwarding slip and box of postage, addressed to 'Miss BMG Clippingdale', and a red gem set brooch pin.

A group of five decorations and medals awarded to Wing Commander T.G. Young RAF, comprising OBE military, with the original case and instructions, 1939-45 Defence Medal, 1939-45 War Medal, General Service Medal, George VI issue, with bar 'Malaya' to 'WG. CDR. T.G. Young. RAF', and 1937 Coronation Medal, mounted on a bar as worn, together with a copy of Statutes of the Order of the British Empire 1948, five corresponding dress miniature medals, a ribbon bar with an MID spray on the War Medal ribbon, an MID certificate for Distinguished Service, dated 1st January 1943, with OHMS envelope, RAF cloth wings, six badges including RAF wings, four large and two small RFC buttons, four large and two small RAF blazer buttons, a threepence 1908, a Flying Log Book from 5/10/34 to 21/03/1950, a black and white photograph of the recipient shown wearing the 1937 Coronation Medal, an RAF jacket and trousers showing his entitlement to six medal ribbons with MID spray, RAF wings above and brass buttons, an RAF officer's hat, a civilian bowler hat, an RAF blazer badge, the title scroll detailed 'Eastward', the corresponding tie, four RAF and other ties, and a folding compass, detailed 'Cruchon & Emons London 1916', with MOD arrow.

An RAMC swagger cane, an East Surrey swagger cane, a red horsehair helmet plume with holder, an aiguillette and an RHG peaked cap.

Two books: British Army Badges by Lieutenant Colonel Robin Hodges and Pageantry & Performance, The Household Cavalry in a Celebration of Pictures by Henry Dallal.

A Victorian surgeon's bicorn hat by Hobson & Sons, with black feather plume, contained within its makers' japanned metal case with applied brass plaque, engraved 'Surgeon F.W. Evans M.D. 2nd Glamorgan Rifle Vols.'.

A post-1902 officer's blue cloth helmet of the Royal Sussex Regiment by Samuel Brothers, with silvered fittings and chin chain, the silvered king's crown plate with enamelled Cinque Ports centre (clean condition, lacking spike), contained within its japanned tin, painted to lid 'G.L. Courthope 5th Batt. Royal Sussex Regt.'.