There are 183977 lots that match your search criteria. Subscribe now to get instant access to the full price guide service.
Click here to subscribeAN ORDER OF THE BRILLIANT STARRepublic of China, awarded 17th September 1988 to Albert Allen Sealey, numbered 719, comprising a large medal with sash and ribbon, 9cm wide, a medium medal, 7.3cm wide, and a small medal, 2cm wide, all in silver gilt with red, white, cyan blue and navy blue enamels, inscribed with Chinese characters to the reverse; together with a further badge, cased
A SET OF GREAT WAR MINIATURE MEDALSswing mounted as worn, British War Medal, Victory Medal, Territorial Force War Medal, Defence Medal and G.V. Officers Territorial Decoration, housed in a case by the Goldsmith & Silversmith Company; together with a silver hallmarked cigarette case, engraved G.G.W From R.K.H, the inside engraved with S.S. Alaunia 1914, Cawnpore 1915, Nowshera, Peshawar and Gharial 1916, Muttra 1917 (2)
WWI medal group, named to Private H.J Spencer 230026 The King's Shropshire Light Infantry, including a British War Medal 1914-20, Victory Medal 1914-19, Territorial War Medal (1914-19), Territorial Efficiency medal and a Queen's South Africa medal with Orange Free State and Cape Colony clasps, named to Po Sgt Spencer Royal Marine Light Infantry.
WWI medal group named to 8477 Sjt. A. Phillips Royal Berkshire S.R including British War medal, Cpl rank 1914 Star, Victory medal and two silver medallions Royal Berkshire Regiment for hockey and shooting, together with a Christmas box with Princess Mary christmas card. This lot includes another set of medals to M-2 136948 Pte F. Phillips A.S.C including British War medal and Victory medal together with a small quantity of buttons, silk cigarette cards and an enamel badge First or Grenadier Guards Association.
Collection of WWII medals, including The Burma Star, The France and Germany Star, The 1938-45 Star, 1939-45 War medal, second group 1939-45 Star, The Italy Star, 1939-45 War medal and 1939-45 Defence medal; third group The Africa Star (miniature),1939-45 Star, The Italy Star, 1939-45 War medal and The Defence medal.
A WWI medal group named to 27354 Ernest John Hall including British War medal and the Victory medal, together with bronze death plaque and rare Christmas box with contents, containing the original contents including cigarettes, tobacco, a christmas card from Princess Mary and photograph.This lot includes a complete First Field Dressing by T.J Smith & Nephew Ltd.
Queen Elizabeth II For Faithful Service named Sydney Staffell and a Long Service and Good Conduct medal named Corporal N.J Horwell (A8084430) RAF together with a Elizabeth II service medal named 22990391 Sig J.L Dunn Royal Signals and a George VI Faithful Service in the Special Constabulary medal named Leonard J. Waters.
An interesting 19th century journal, many mentions of Boscastle, Trevalga, Tintagel, Wadebridge, Cornwall area, dating from 1844 to 1850. Includes detail of social history at the time, and detail of meetings on July 23, August 13 and September 3 at Boscastle, The Trevalga Cliffs and those who attended including Mr & Mrs Kirkness of Boscastle (rector), Mr & Mrs Symons of Trevalga (rector), Mr Avery of Boscastle, Mr, Mrs & Miss Robson of Camelford, Lawrence Richard and Charles Wint, Mr & Mrs Bree of Tintagel, Mr King, etc, note reads "at the Trevalga meeting Mrs Robson .. her fatal attack of J. Novess, July 23 1844." Oct 8 - King of France came to Portsmouth. Nov 29 Railway meeting in Town Hall. 1845 Jan 25 Captain Symonds buried. 1846 June 3-20 noting the movements of the swan and of bees in old hives and new plantation. 1847 July 8 - Much thunder, rain, lightening, a very great flood came down the road through Trevans house. "Causeway between Mahim and Bandora (Bandra), Bombay Island opened April 8 1845 by S G Artur the Governor with Sir Jas and Lady Jamsetjee Jejeebhoy, the founders and who paid all the expense. The work was designed by Capt. ... Sir Jas has expended in all 120,000 on the public good, the Queen sent him a medal and knighted him". Information of Queen Bess. Includes notes of miles to and from places, Southampton to Gibraltar 1300, Gibraltar to Malta 1000, etc. A lot of notes of deaths, notes of imported goods comparing the years, mentions of gin and whiskey bottling. Mentions of Mr Avery, Mr Ellis, and Mr King throughout. An interesting piece of Cornish history. Together with two daily pocket companions, one dated 1838 Bunsley de Cowiey Nixon with three photographs in front flap, and the other dated 1846 J B King of Gloster or Hampstead with mentions of Cheltenham, Manchester and Liverpool. Plus an album with few poetry verses and accounts, some illustrations. -
Royal Navy long service and good conduct medal, 2nd type, named to 270178 T.W Normanday ERA ICL H.M.S Inflexible together with two cards, one from the H.M.S Inflexible and the other H.M.S Moth. This lot includes a Battle of Heligoland and Bight commemorative medallion by Spink & Sons, the reverse of the medallion depicts oval medallions joined by a knot, showing sinking cruisers with Lion and Arethusa.
WWI named to 1076 W. Butterworth including Great War medal, British War medal and 1914-15 Star; WWII W.O J Butterworth posthumous and WWII to W. Butterworth including 1939-45 Star, The Atlantic Star, The Italy Star and one Defence medal together with three badges ARP, Royal Engineer cap badge and a Services Rendered brooch.
WWI medal group, named to M1-7713 S. Sgt J. Parker Army Service Corps including 1914 Star, British War medal and Victory medal; together with a small quantity of buttons and badges. This lot includes another WWI medal group named to 9575 Pte. W.C.Ablett Welsh Regiment including the 1914-15 Star, British War medal 1914-1918 and Victory medal. A third group of WWI medals named to 311247 Private R.H Allen Tank Corps including British War 1914-1918 war medal and the Victory medal.
A suitcase relating to the service and army career of Captain (Honorary Major) Edward Marsh Winterbottom (Bolton Artillery), who commanded a battery in North Africa, Sicily, Italy and Yugoslavia this lot includes his medals, paperwork, letters home, documents relating his service, statement of service, newspaper cuttings, his spurs, regiment photographs, menus, silk map etc. The medal group consists of the 1939-45 Star, The Africa Star, Italy Star, The Defence medal, 1939-45 medal, Territorial medal complete with miniatures and a George V Faithful Service in the Special Constabulary. This lot includes a copy of The Bolton Artillery A History 1860-1975 by A.J Wingfield an interesting album of photographs from the front and a photograph of Sir Winston Churchill with Field Marshal Montgomery, typed notations and regiment photographs and a small quantity of foreign coins: Swedish, Dutch, Danish, Greek, Swiss, Spanish, German, Portuguese and Cypriot.
A silver medal from the University of Dublin Philosophical Society [to Richard Robert Cherry], inscribed on the reverse R.R. Cherry Composition 1881 46mm, pierced with suspension loop. Note: Richard Robert Cherry (1859-1923) politician and judge, was born in Waterford, Ireland. He was educated at Trinity College, Dublin (1875-9), where he took part in athletics, as well as being a senior moderator and double gold medallist in mental science and history and political science. In 1881 he trained in law at the King's Inns, Dublin, and the Middle Temple, and was called to the Irish bar. Cherry won this medal whilst still a member of the University of Dublin Philosophical Society. he became a leading lawyer and judge, and was appointed Lord Chief Justice of Ireland in 1914. -
A bronze medal from the University of Edinburgh from the Histology Department to John Thompson 1876, approx 50mm; This lot includes two more Victorian bronze medallions, the first awarded by The Science and Art Department for Proficiency in Science to Richard J Durley Steam 40mm and the second being National prize in Science awarded by The Science and Art Department to John Munro Mechanical and Machine drawing 40mm. (3) -
A bronze Architectural Association prize medallion, the obverse reads 'Design with Beauty Build in Truth' the reverse reads presented to JR Stark 1892, 53 x 53mm, TB & YB Wyon in the original presentation box; a bronze Universitas Aberdonensis Practical Materia Medica medallion awarded to H.J McGrigor 1895; three bronze art medallions, the obverse featuring the bust of young Queen Victoria inscribed 'Victoria by the Grace of God' 1856 in Roman numerals the reverse engraved National Medal for Success in Art awarded by the Science and Art Department W.Wyon RA (Her Majesty's Mint) to the truncation, both in the original box. -
A gilt bronze medallion, obverse University of London Prize medal with Coat of Arms, reverse inscribed Master of Arts Classics awarded to James Smith Reid 1869, approx 44 mm. Note: James Smith Reid, FBA English author, scholar and historian, he was appointed the first Professor of Ancient History at the University of Cambridge, serving from 1899 to 1925. -
WWI medals, named to 725954 Gnr P.E Silcox R.A including 1914-18 War medal, Victory medal and a Long Service and Good Conduct medal; other medals in this lot include the following: 170783 Bmbr J.D Jackson Royal Artillery including 1914-18 War medal and Victory medal together with SE-15436 H.Channer A.V.C 1914-18 War medal and a Victory medal named to S-4 070128 A.Sjt H.W.B Brain ASC; 1939-45 Defence medal and a Faithful Service in the Special Constabulary named to 894 Herbert S. Walker. This lot continues with two vintage cameras' and a collection of post WWI photographs showing some of the damage, approx 40, some with notation.
12ct and white enamel Order of the Crown of Italy, Grand Officer medal; USSR Russia Soviet Socialist Order Badge of Honour Type 4 77259 and a Defence of Leningrad medal recognizing the valour and hard work of the Soviet civilian and military defenders of Leningrad during the 872 day siege of the city by German armed forces (1941-1944) together with a Soviet miniature medal. This lot includes a German iron cross 1939, German service badge, a gold German Army pin badge engraved on the reverse side L/57 (this enamel swastika is in good condition).
A silver George V Territorial Decoration suspended from an oak bar brooch, London hallmark dated 1920, a Victory medal named to Captain W.H Bowling together with three brass buttons, two 1887 Victoria Queen of the United Kingdom and Empress of India medallions, H.M King Edward VIII Coronation commemorative medal.
A silver medal, from the University of Dublin Philosophical Society [to Caesar Litton Falkiner], inscribed on the reverse C.Litton Falkiner Oratory Session 1884-85, 46mm, pierced with suspension loop. Note: Caesar Litton Falkiner (1863-1908) was a politician, barrister and writer. Born in Dublin, he went to Trinity College where he graduated BA in 1886 and proceeded to MA in 1890. In 1885 he was elected President of the college Philosophical society (who had awarded him this silver medal the previous year), for giving a presidential address entitled 'A New Voyage to Utopia'. In 1887 Falkiner was called to the Irish bar, and in 1888 he began to work actively on behalf of the unionist cause. Falkiner devoted much of his time to the study of Irish history and literature, publishing a number of scholarly works, but he died at the age of 45 in an accident in the Alps. -
A bronze medal, engraved within a wreath "1867 Henry Cheadle for Landscapes", 65mm. Note: Henry Cheadle (1852-1910) was a landscape painter in oils, most of whose subjects were painted in the Midlands and North Wales. He studied at the Birmingham Society of Arts, receiving this medal in 1867, and was awarded a silver medal for studies undertaken in South Kensington. He exhibited 28 works at the Royal Society of British Artists, 105 works at Birmingham City Art Gallery, and elsewhere. -
A WWI medal group named to Pte E. Sturgeon, 6th West Yorkshire including British war medal and Victory medal, an interesting letter requesting information about Pte E. Sturgeon who was listed as missing in action, accompanying this lot is a letter from Buckingham Palace which reads as follows: "The Queen joins me in welcoming you on your release from the miseries and hardships, which you have endured with so much patience and courage. During these many months of trial, the early rescue of our gallant officers and men from the cruelties of their captivity has been uppermost in our thoughts. We are thankful that this longed for day has arrived and that back in the old country you will be able once more to enjoy the happiness of a home and to see good days amongst those who anxiously look for your return, signed George R."
WWI medals named to 3793 Pte F. J Coggins Gloucestershire Regiment including British War medal, and a Victory medal complete with a copy of records. 554115 Pte R.J Evans including British War medal and Victory medal; 251605 Pte H.W Davis Durham Light Infantry including British War medal and Victory medal together with a quantity of pips and badges.
WWI medals named to various individuals, including the 1914-1918 George V medal, Victory medal named to the following: 30192 Pte. Royal Berkshire Regiment; 1460 Pte. M.Henley The Queen's Regiment and 38242 Gnr. T. Colley Royal Artillery; PLY 17437 Pte. J. Harrison Royal Marine Light Infantry and a On War Service 1915.
WWII German badges, including two Medal for the Winter Campaign - Winterschlacht im Osten (1941-42) with associated ribbon together with a WWII white metal German wound badge and one black wound badge, originally purchased from Ulric of England. Condition Report Viewing is recommended, or please study the images carefully for authenticity.
Victorian South Africa medal, named to 8431 Pte H.R Gibbons Vol: Coy Royal Warwickshire Regiment with clasps for South Africa 1901, 1902, Transvaal, Orange Free State, Cape Colony and a WWI medal group, all named to Sgt H.R Gibbons, including the 1914-15 Star, George V war medal and Victory medal, together with a Services Rendered silver pin.
WWII medal group 2583022 C.L.J.N Hill Royal Signals, including 1939-45 Star, The France and Germany Star, The Defence Medal, 1939-45 war medal, Territorial For Efficient Service medal and a General Service medal with Palestine clasp. This lot includes a silver Midland Birmingham Motor Omnibus co Ltd with bar for 25 years service with a bar for 45 year service, Silver darts medal and a Royal Signals sweetheart badge.
Medals (6) of 7560 (17028) Serjeant David Llewellyn Lilley of the Welsh Regiment. Queen's South Africa Medal with clasps 'South Africa 1902', 'South Africa 1901', 'Orange Free State', 'Cape Colony', 'Transvaal', British War Medal 1914-1920, Allied Victory Medal 1914-1918, Swansea Fire Brigade Competition Medal 1912, and Swansea Fire Brigade Competition Medal 1913. A resident of Sketh, Swansea. Served as a Cadet Volunteer in the Boer War. Re-enlisted on 26th September 1914. Landed in France on 2nd December 1915 with 14th Battalion, Welsh Regiment. Medically evacuated from 3rd General Hospital aboard Hospital Ship 'Dieppe' to the United Kingdom on 31st March 1916. Discharged on 16th August 1916.
Medals (2) of G-10532 Private Francis George Jackson of The Queen's Regiment. British War Medal 1914-1920, and Allied Victory Medal 1914-1918. Served with 8th Battalion, The Queen's Royal West Surrey Regiment, transferring to 1st Battalion, The Queen's Royal West Surrey Regiment and then 7th Battalion, The Queen's Royal West Surrey Regiment.
Medals (3) of 269713 (488440) Pioneer Arthur Chantry R.E. Queen's South Africa Medal with the clasps 'Transvaal' 'Wittebergen', 'Driefontein', 'Paardeberg' and 'Cape Colony', British War Medal 1914-1920, and Allied Victory Medal 1914-1918. A resident of Peterborough. Enlisted on 24th October 1888 into the Royal Regiment of Artillery. After initial training at the Depot RA he was posted on 8th September 1890 to India and joined 34th Battery R.A. Transferred to the Army Reserve on 24 th October 1895. Recalled to the Colours on 4th December 1899 and served in the Boer War with the 82nd Battery, Royal Field Artillery, as a Gunner (69199). Returned to England on 27th June 1901 and medically discharged on 23rd October 1901. Re-enlisted on 9th September 1914 and joined Railway Troops, Royal Engineers. Compulsory transferred on 22nd February 1918 to the Labour Corps and saw further service in Salonika. Discharged 23rd January 1919.
Medals (3) of 16370 Private Richard Greening of the Devonshire Regiment. 1914-1915 Star, British War Medal 1914-1920, and Allied Victory Medal 1914-1918. Landed in France on 1st October 1915 with 8th Battalion, Devonshire Regiment. Also saw service with both 1st Battalion, Devonshire Regiment and 2nd Battalion, Devonshire Regiment. Discharged on 11th March 1919.
Medals (3) of 26659 Private Charles Taylor of the Cheshire Regiment. 1914-1915 Star, British War Medal 1914-1920, and Allied Victory Medal 1914-1918. A resident of Rock Ferry, Cheshire and employee of Lever Brothers. Enlisted on 31st May 1915. Posted on 9th September 1915 to 2nd Battalion, Cheshire Regiment. Landed in France to proceed to the Mediterranean Expeditionary Force on 10th September 1915. Arrived in Alexandria on 30th October 1915. Embarked ship for Salonika on 21st November 1916. Reported missing in action on 15th April 1918. Held as a prisoner of War in Bulgaria from 15th April 1918 until 31st October 1918. Repatriated to England on 17th November 1918. Demobilised on 18th February 1919.
Loading...
![A silver medal from the University of Dublin Philosophical Society [to Richard Robert Cherry], inscribed on the reverse R.R.](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/13461b59-0acd-45c8-9523-b06600f8d289/c94deb01-877a-47f3-a2dc-b16301224783/468x382.jpg)
![A silver medal, from the University of Dublin Philosophical Society [to Caesar Litton Falkiner], inscribed on the reverse C.L](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/13461b59-0acd-45c8-9523-b06600f8d289/61e3a1ee-dfe3-48c9-8a4b-b16301224001/468x382.jpg)
