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Royal Antediluvian Order of Buffaloes (RAOB) Medal

Royal Antediluvian Order of Buffaloes (RAOB) Medal

£50.00
This item is a vintage medal jewel from the Royal Antediluvian Order of Buffaloes (RAOB), a prominent fraternal organization in the United Kingdom. 
  • Design: It features a central enamel medallion with the motto "Justice Truth Philanthropy," suspended from a blue ribbon with the RAOB initials. 
  • Significance: The medal is associated with the "Primo" degree, a level of membership within the organization. 
  • Material: Similar medals are often crafted from silver or gilt metal, sometimes hallmarked for authenticity. 
Engraved on back 'Bro. Peter H. Bullen Raised 14-4-69 Leeds Rifles Lodge 9287'. Hallmarked Sterling Silver Condition as shown in photographs
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Royal Antediluvian Order of Buffaloes (RAOB) Medal

Royal Antediluvian Order of Buffaloes (RAOB) Medal

£50.00
This item is a Royal Antediluvian Order of Buffaloes (RAOB) medal, also known as a "Buffalo Jewel," from the Grand Lodge of England. 
  • RAOB Medals: These are ceremonial jewels associated with the RAOB fraternal organization founded in 1822, structured similarly to Masonic orders. 
  • Significance: The medal features the motto "Unity, Liberty, Charity" and likely signifies a specific degree or rank within a lodge, such as "Past Primo". 
  • Design: It is typically made of silver or silver gilt with enamel detailing. 
Engraved on back 'Presented to Bro. Harold T. Beer August 24th 1927 by The Ye Olde St Mary's Lodge No. 5899'
Condition as shown in photographs
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Royal Navy Long Service & Good Conduct Medal

Royal Navy Long Service & Good Conduct Medal

£199.00
Royal Navy Long Service & Good Conduct Medal, narrow suspender, Victorian issue C. Pilgrim Pte. NO. 3343 Chat RMLI Born Saffron Walden 30th December 1864. Enlisted at Peterborough 30th October 1884. Awarded his Long Service and Good Conduct Medal 10th March 1897. Served with the Chatham division Royal Marine Light Infantry. Condition as shown in photographs
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Royal Navy Long Service and Good Conduct Medal Queen Victoria

Royal Navy Long Service and Good Conduct Medal Queen Victoria

£210.00
Royal Navy Long Service & Good Conduct Medal Queen Victoria Impressed naming C. R. Smith AB H.M.S Excellent Condition as shown in photographs. With copy service details. Charles Raymond Smith served from 1st April 1882- 12th April 1902 joining the Royal Fleet Reserve. Long Service Medal confirmed for H.M.S. Excellent on which he served from 3rd August 1898- 4th May 1899.  
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Royal Navy Long Service Ashantee Pair

Royal Navy Long Service Ashantee Pair

£450.00
-Ashantee Medal 1874, no clasp. Named J. Mortimer, Caulker H.M.S. Rattlesnake 73-74 -Royal Navy Long Service & Good Conduct Medal Queen Victoria. Named John. P. Mortimer, Caulker H.M.S. Asia 295 medals were awarded to H.M.S. Rattlesnake, all without clasps Always interesting to get medals named to Caulker rank. Copy Service Record attached. Condition as shown in photographs
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Royal Navy WWI Long Service Group H.M.S. Victory

Royal Navy WWI Long Service Group H.M.S. Victory

£210.00
-1914-15 Star named 346238 A.G. Young Shpt. 2 RN -WWI War Medal, WWI Victory Medal named as above -Royal Navy Long Service & Good Conduct Medal George V named Shpt. 1 H.M.S. Victory Alfred George Young was born at Portsmouth 15th December 1888 and is ranked as a Shipwright on all his medals. He was serving on H.M.S. Victory at the time of the award of his Long Service Medal. Condition as shown in photographs
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Somerset Light Infantry Colour Sergeant's Long Service & Good Conduct Medal EVII
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Somerset Light Infantry Colour Sergeant's Long Service & Good Conduct Medal EVII

£120.00
Army Long Service & Good Conduct Medal Edward VII issue 1478 Colour Sergeant G.B. Church Somerset Light Infantry George Backhouse Church was born in Carrick, Ireland in 1865. He attested for the Somerset Light Infantry on 22nd February 1886 at Taunton, Somerset. He gave his occupation as a Clerk. He was posted to the 1st Battalion. He was promoted to Lance Corporal 1st June 1887 and then to Corporal. He was promoted to Lance Sergeant 15th September 1887 and Sergeant 1st November 1888. He was posted to India arriving 15th October 1889 and passed his course for Sergeant of Musketry 14th November 1890 and was promoted to Colour Sergeant 2nd Battalion 16th January 1893. He was posted back to the UK, arriving back 15th February 1894. From the 30th April 1898 he was in Australia attached to the Queensland government serving as Sergeant Instructor of Infantry for the next 3 years. He arrived home on 1st May 1900 and was appointed to the permanent staff of the 5th Militia Somerset Light Infantry. He was discharged on the 16th February 1907 at Taunton having been awarded his Long Service & good Conduct medal in 1904 with gratuity. He died in St. Pancras Hospital aged 74 years, 8th March 1939 following an accident. Accompanied by a folder of copy documents and research. Condition as shown in photographs  
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St Johns Ambulance Coronation and Order of St John Pair

St Johns Ambulance Coronation and Order of St John Pair

£175.00
George V St Johns Ambulance Coronation 1911 Medal named CPL. J. D. Carlisle Order of St John Service Medal named 2558 AMB OFFR. J.D. Carlisle Alexandra Dock DN. Hull CPS No.6 DIST. 5 J.A.E. 1922. Accompanied by an enamelled lapel badge King Edward VIII Coronation May 1937. Very comprehensive naming on the Service Medal identifying where he served. Condition as shown in photographs
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