Militaria, Medals and Awards

A Third Reich Iron Cross, second class, a Third Reich War Merit Cross with swords, detailed '1939', a bronze medallion commemorating the Coronation of Edward VII 1902, with the original case, and two further commemorative medallions.

A 1914-18 British War Medal and 1914-19 Victory Medal to '7282 Pte. M. Daniels. 19-Lond.R.', a First World War period memorial plaque, detailed 'Maurice Daniels', with the Buckingham Palace forwarding slip, a memorial scroll, detailed 'Private Maurice Daniels London Regt', a photograph of his grave headstone, a general view of the cemetery and four black and white portrait photographs, including one detailed 'Sincerely Yours Private Maurice Daniels 1914' (Private Maurice Daniels died 1st September 1918, aged 24, and is buried at the Rancourt Military Cemetery).

A Queen's South Africa Medal with three bars, 'Orange Free State', 'Transvaal' and 'Laing's Nek', to '6343 Pte W. Dawkins, 2nd E.Surrey Regt', displayed in a diamond shaped frame, detailed 'In Memoriam'.

Three 1914-18 British War Medals with three 1914-19 Victory Medals to 'SS-15329 Pte. V. Lever. A.S.C.', '85339. 2.A.M. A.T. Thorp. R.A.F.' and '220871 P. Mc Coate. L.Sig. R.N.' (correction to the naming on this British War Medal), another 1914-18 British War Medal to 'M. 30760 P.J. Wren. ACT. E.R.A.4 R.N.', and a First World War period discharge badge, detailed '101498'.

A Medal for Faithful Service in the Special Constabulary, Elizabeth II issue, to 'Arthur J. Williamson', with the named box of issue, detailed '9. West Sussex', five Second World War medals, comprising 1939-45 Star, Africa Star, Italy Star, Defence Medal and War Medal with MID spray, mounted on a bar, seven further Second World War period awards, comprising 1939-45 Star, France and Germany Star, three Defence Medals, including one lacking the suspension, and three War Medals, a silver RSPCA Medal for Animal Life Saving, unnamed, Birmingham 1986, and an enamelled naval sweethearts brooch, detailed 'Silver'.

An Italian enamelled Order of the Crown.

A France and Germany Star, a 1939-45 War Medal, three silver ARP badges, all London 1936, and a base metal ARP badge.

A 9ct gold Girl Guides brooch, Birmingham 1925.

Seven part rolls of medal ribbon, including Burma Star, Queen's Sudan Medal and Distinguished Flying Medal, first issue.

A Second World War Third Reich period base metal cased keyless wind open-faced International Watch Company pocket watch, the signed jewelled movement detailed 'IWC Probus Scafusia 1068075', the base metal inner snap-off dust cover numbered '1103291', the snap-off outer case back numbered within '1103291', engraved to the outer case back with a German Eagle and detailed 'M17920 II.KI', the luminous dial with black Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds and blued steel hands and detailed 'KM International Watch Company Schaffhausen'.

An oval silver and gilt Ancient Order of Druids badge, the centre with a gilt figure of a bearded enrobed figure playing a harp beside an urn on a pedestal, within an oak leaf and acorn wreath border, glazed, detailed to the back 'AOD Presented Bro Edward Johnson PA by Lodge 366 as a Mark of Respect March 14 1882', with a case.

An enamelled Order of the League of Mercy 1898, a British Red Cross Society gilt medal For War Service 1914-1918, a Belgian Order of the Crown enamelled neck badge, Commander's grade, a Belgian First World War period medal, detailed 'En Témoignage de Reconnaissance Nationale 1914-18', with the corresponding group of four dress miniature medals, and a Belgian 1914 1916 Elisabeth Reine Medal, detailed 'Pro Patria Honore Et Caritate', with the corresponding dress miniature medal, and four various cases, together with a British-made silver gilt and enamelled Russian award in recognition of valued services in connection with the Russian Flag Day Movement in England, Birmingham 1916 by HSW&B, with ribbon and suspension brooch, case and certificate, detailed 'Mrs Edith Johnson, the Mayoress of Hackney' and dated 'December 1st/14th/1916 Winter Palace Petrograd', with facsimile signature 'Ct J. Rostovtsov Secretary to Her Majesty the Empress Alexandra Fedorovna', and an Imperial Russian blue textile cylindrical container.

A Second World War period American Bronze Medal of Freedom with bronze palm, with ribbon bar and original fitted case, unnamed but with supporting paperwork attributing it to 'Group Captain D.H. Johnson', together with the citation for the award, the Air Ministry notification of the award, the American Embassy letter detailing the presentation ceremony for the award, the Board of Trade letter releasing Captain Johnson from his position with the Radio Board, a 1939-45 Defence Medal and a War Medal, with the Air Council forwarding slip.

A silver gilt and enamelled oval badge of the Knights Bachelor, London 1933, with an associated case, and a silver gilt and blue enamelled lodge medal, detailed 'Entre Nous 1910', with a white enamelled motif to the ribbon, detailed 'President 1925'.

A gold and enamelled oval neck badge, detailed 'Presented by Members of the Hackney Borough Council Louis Stanley Johnson, Esq, J.P., M.P. Mayor of Hackney 1914 1919' and '15ct', and a 9ct gold and enamelled shaped oval neck badge, detailed 'Presented to Sir Stanley Johnson M.P. by the Worshipful Company of Basketmakers in Recognition of His Services as Prime Warden during 1922-23', Birmingham 1923, with two cases.

A 1914-15 Star to '303067 Pte A. Cameron. R.Scots.', a 1914-18 British War Medal and 1914-19 Victory Medal to '9574 Pte. A. Cameron. R.Scots.', a cap badge, detailed 'The Royal Scots', and another Scottish cap badge.

A 1914-18 British War Medal and 1914-19 Victory Medal to '145160 Pte. D. Walker. M.G.C.', with two packets and the original cardboard box, a ribbon bar, two Second World War period commemorative medals and an RAF cap badge.

A Third Reich sports badge, a Third Reich cloth armband, a cloth armband, detailed 'Fire Guard', and the screw-in end from a munition.

An A. Schaumburg-Lippe, Princely House Order, Officer's Cross of Merit (Fürstlich Hausorden, Offiziersehrenkreuz), 1899-1918 issue, a Prussian Order of the Crown, gilt metal and blue enamelled, dated '18 October 1861', and four medallions.