Police Special Constabulary Long Service Medal George VI
£18.00Police Special Constabulary Long Service Medal George VI
Gerald Mash
Condition as shown in photographs
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Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal
£75.00The Queen's Diamond Jubilee Medal 1952-2012
Boxed-unnamed as issued
Condition as shown in photographs
Queen's South Africa Gordon Highlanders
£170.00Queen's South Africa
4 clasps- Cape Colony, Paardeberg, Driefontein, Johannesburg
3224 Pte. W. Allan Gordon Highlanders
GVF- Condition as shown in photographs
Queen's South Africa Pair- Devonshire Regt.
£199.00-Queen's South Africa Medal- Clasps: Tugela Heights (please note this clasp has become detached from the carriage- see photos), Orange Free State, Relief of Ladysmith, Transvaal, Laing's Neck
2345 Cpl. R. Worley Devon Regt.
-King's South Africa Medal- Clasps: South Africa 1901, South Africa 1902
2345 Corpl. R. Worley Devon Regt.
Condition as shown in photographs- Tugela Heights (please note this clasp has become detached from the carriage) also medal has slack suspension. (Priced to reflect this)
Queen's South Africa Relief of Ladysmith RFA
£140.00Clasp Tugela Heights, Relief of Ladysmith, Transvaal 17264 Gnr. G. Mason 19th Bty RFA.
George was born between January and March 1875 in Brighton and he started work aged 17 at the Marine Parade Hotel, Brighton working as an 'under porter'. 5 years on, George had had enough of the hotel business and on the 24th November 1896 he enlisted at Woolwich into the Royal Artillery for short service aged 21 years and 9 months. He was 5ft. 7" with hazel eyes and light brown hair and a member of the Church of England. He was posted to the 19th Battery. On 5th December 1899 he arrived in South Africa with his Battalion of the Royal Artillery. Serving until 21st April 1901. On 5th December 1902 he was posted to the 22nd Battalion. Sadly, 16 days later, on 21st December he died in Woolwich of pneumonia.
Accompanied by a file of service and family research.
Condition as shown in photographs
Queen's Sudan Medal 1896 Northumberland Fusiliers
£375.00Queen's Sudan Medal 1896-98
4226 Pte. J. Covell 1st Northumberland Fusiliers
Court style mounted for display. Several small edge knocks, otherwise very fine.
With copy service documents.
James Covell of Newcastle on Tyne joined the Northumberland Fusiliers in 1894 having seen previous service in the 3rd militia Bn. of the same Regt. He was with the Fusiliers in the Sudan Expedition and the Occupation of Crete 1898 as well as in South Africa from 1899-1902. Additionally entitled to a Khedive Sudan Medal with Clasp for Khartoum and a Queen's South Africa 4 Clasp Medal along with a 2 Clasp King's South Africa. He was discharged at his own request in 1906.
Queens South Africa Medal 5 Clasps Imperial Yeomanry
£199.00Queens South Africa Medal 1899-1902 5 Clasps, Cape Colony, Orange Free State, Transvaal, South Africa 1901, South Africa 1902
34655 Pte. W.C. Bain 70th Company Imperial Yeomanry
70th Company Imperil Yeomanry were Sharpshooters
Condition as shown in photographs. Nearly EF
Royal Antediluvian Order of Buffaloes (RAOB) Medal
£30.00This item is a vintage "jewel" or medal belonging to the Royal Antediluvian Order of Buffaloes (RAOB), specifically a delegate jewel from the Grand Lodge of England.
- Order: Royal Antediluvian Order of Buffaloes (RAOB), a fraternal organization established in 1822.
- Design: The enamel jewel features a bison symbol at the center, with text indicating it was for a "Delegate to Prov. Grand Lodge".
- Ribbon: It is suspended from a purple ribbon bearing the letters "RAOB" and "GLE" (Grand Lodge of England).
- Significance: These jewels were awarded to members for service and rank within their specific lodges. Engraved on back 'Presented to Bro. A. W. Matthews for services rendered'
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.
Royal Human Society Medal (small bronze successful)
£295.00John Neil Private 46th Regt. 21st May 1868 with integral top ribbon buckle
With copy documentation, Royal Humane Society Archive 18128. John Neil Private 46th Regiment. 6.30pm on 21st May 1868 at Pembroke Dock, William John Forsyth fell into the water, John Neil jumped into the sea fully clothed and rescued the child. He was awarded the bronze medal for this action.
Condition as shown in photographs
Royal Marine Egypt 1882 Clasp Alexandria 11th July
£225.00Royal Marine Egypt 1882 Clasp Alexandria 11th July
Awarded to those actually present at the bombardment of Alexandria 11th July 1882.
C.B. Robinson Pte. Royal Marines H.M.S Superb. 623 clasps were issued.
623 Clasps were awarded.
Condition as shown in photographs
Charles was born 14th April 1865 at St Johns Wood, London and enlisted on 14th July 1879 into the Portsmouth Division Royal Marines. His Egypt Medal is confirmed on his service papers (see attached).
Royal Marine Light Infantry Victorian Naval Long Service Medal
£195.00Royal Navy Long Service & Good Conduct Medal, Queen Victoria, narrow suspender
H. Anderson Sergt. NO 1004 Ports R.M.L.I
Condition as shown in photographs