INDIAN MUTINY, RELIEF OF LUCKNOW, 64th REGIMENT, INVALIDED TO EUROPE 1858

Indian Mutiny 1857-58 with Lucknow clasp
To- THOS.WHITE.64th.REGT
The medal roll states that the recipient was invalided to Europe 1858.
There has been an attempted erasure of the recipients first name from the rim of the medal, But it can still be seen with the aid of a glass. Hence the price.
GVF with copy medal roll details.  read more

Code: 58891

NO BAR INDIAN MUTINY, 64th REGT / N.STAFF.REG, DIED INDIA 1857

No bar Indian Mutiny 1857-58
To- 2958.PTE.J.DOODY.64th.FOOT
The medal roll states that the recipient died in India July 1857.
NEF & Complete with medal roll details  read more

Code: 58897

IGS 1854, PERSIA, 64th FOOT, DIED INDIA

IGS 1854 With Persia Clasp
To- J.GRIFFIN.64th.FOOT
3288 private John Griffin died in India 5-11-1857 and was a former member of the 94th regiment with service number 4550
NEF or better & complete with medal roll details.That confirm the recipient is also entitled to a no clasp Indian mutiny medal.  read more

Code: 58903

QUEENS SUDAN MEDAL, 1st NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE.REGT

Queens Sudan medal 1897-98
To- 4471.PTE.G.T.DOCKSEY.1/N.STAFF.R
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Code: 58904

2 BAR QSA, DRUMMER, NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE REGIMENT

QSA 1899-1902 With clasps for Cape Colony & South Africa 1902
To- 5821.DMR.G.A.WILLIAMS.N.STAFF.R
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Code: 58901

WW1 1914 MONS STAR & BAR TRIO, 2nd ROYAL SCOTS, K.I.A F&F 15-10-1914, FROM EDINBURGH

WW1 1914 Star trio with original August to November 1914 Clasp
To- 8936.PTE.G.McGILLIVRAY.2/R.SCOTS
George McGillivray first landed in France 11-8-1914 serving with the 2nd battalion of the Royal Scots and the award of his 1914 clasp is confirmed on his MIC. He was killed in action in France & Flanders 15-10-1914 at Rouge Croix & he is buried in Y farm military cemetery at Bios-Gr...  read more

Code: 58895

GVIR WW2 CIVIL B.E.M, HEAD IRON FOREMAN, S.P. AUSTIN & SONS, SHIPBUILDERS, SUNDERLAND

WW2 Period Civil British Empire Medal
To- ALFRED.ERNEST.OATES
The recipient was awarded his medal in the London gazette 4-1-1943 for his services as the head iron foreman at S.P Austin & sons ltd, shipbuilders, Sunderland.
NEF & Complete with copy London gazette details.  read more

Code: 58871

WW1 1914 STAR TRIO, 111th HEAVY BTY, R.G.A, ACCIDENTLY KILLED FRANCE 21-9-1915, FROM WOOLWICH

WW1 1914 Star trio
To- 22256.GNR.H.J.J.S.YULE.R.G.A / R.A
Henry James Jubilee Smith Yule was both born & enlisted in Woolwich. He first landed in France 4-10-1914 serving with the 111th heavy battery, 3rd Brigade Headquarters. He was accidently electrocuted in France 21-9-1915 and died the same day. He was 28 years of age and is buried in Fouquieres churchyard extension & the CWGC...  read more

Code: 58859

WW1 1914-15 TRIO, OFFICER GLOUC.R & 12th S.WALES.BORD, K.I.A F&F 24-11-1917, FROM NEWPORT, MONMOUTHSHIRE

WW1 1914-15 Trio
To- 2552.PTE.C.N.REED.GLOUC.R (Star)
& LIEUT.C.N.REED (WW1 Pair)
Charles Napier Reed first landed in France 31-3-1915 serving with the Gloucester Regiment. He was commissioned in to the South Wales Borderers 6-7-1915 and was killed in action in France & Flanders 24-11-1917 serving with the 12th service battalion. He has no known grave but is commemorated on...  read more

Code: 58850

WW1 1914-15 TRIO, ARMY CYCLIST CORPS

WW1 1914-15 Trio
To- 4049.PTE.G.F.BRADLEY.A.CYC.CORPS
George.F.Bradley first landed in France 17-9-1915 serving with the Army Cyclist Corps & was discharged to the class Z army reserve 25-2-1919.
NEF & Complete with MIC details.  read more

Code: 58848