WWI Memorial clasp to Pte. Vanderburgh, 4th Battalion who was killed in action on April 11th 1917 at Vimy Ridge.
N.G.S. Group of five to Commander J. O. Freeland, Royal Navy, who was wounded in action in Syria in 1840
Boer War group to Sergeant Bugler J. W. Donnelly, Oxfordshire Light Infantry.
Boer War pair to Pte. Cameron, Argyle & Sutherland Highlanders.
A Crimean War Pair to Private D. Lockwood, who died in the Crimea on 12 April 1855.
East & West Africa Medal to AB. Hume, Royal Navy.
South Africa Medal 1854 to Pte. James Cormie, 74th Regiment.
India Medal 1896 to Sgt. Hay, Argyle & Sutherland Highlanders
Pair to John Chapman, 31st Regiment, late 13th Prince Albert’s Light Infantry, who was killed in action at Aliwal, 28 January 1846, the only man of the 31st to be killed.
An interesting Daily Herald ‘Order of Industrial Heroism’ group of four awarded to Timothy ‘Tim The Devil’ O’Brien, late Royal Welsh Fusiliers, for his gallantry in saving life during the Cardiff Blitz on 23 November 1940, who was taken prisoner during the Great War on 30 October 1914.
Officers Army of India Medal to Lieutenant Charles Bradford, 28th Native Infantry. Clasp for Ava.
Waterloo Medal to Pte. Thomas Caldwell, 3rd Battalion Grenadier Guards.
East & West Africa Medal to Pte. Hendley, West India Regiment.
General Service Medal group of four to Caporal Chalmers, Argyle & Sutherland Highlanders.
India General Service and WWII casualty group to Corporal Robert O’Neill, Argyle & Sutherland Highlanders who was killed in action 20th December 1941.
Canadian Korea pair to Pte. John Frederick Collins, Royal Canadian Regiment.
Wide suspension Royal Navy Long Service & Good Conduct Medal to Daniel Cole, Captain of the Forecastle.
WWI Pair to Private G. Irwin, Canadian Siberia Expeditionary Force.
Isandlwana casualty medal to Pte. Jeremiah Broderick, 1st / 24th Foot.
A Second War ‘North-West Europe campaign’ M.M. group of six awarded to Lance-Corporal O. T. Camphaug, Canadian Provost Corps, who, among other feats, displayed great gallantry under fire on Nijmegen Bridge.
A particularly fine Second War ‘immediate’ D.F.M. group of five awarded to Pilot Officer D. R. ‘Don’ McEvoy, Royal Canadian Air Force, an exceptional Air Gunner in 425 (Alouette) Squadron.
WWI Canadian casualty pair to Pte. Tegg, 18th Battalion CEF.
Egypt pair to Private T. Hartley, Shropshire Light Infantry, who died during the campaign and occupation of Suakin 1885-6
