A fully researched court-mounted WWI & WWII Group of Five to A/Cpl Frank Harding, Military Foot Police (France 1915) and later Devon Constabulary, with named 1937 Coronation Medal, Defence Medal in original named O.H.M.S. box, plus regimental Proficiency Medal and CGW badge.
British, WW1 / Early Interwar, Irish Guards Other Ranks Foreign Service Helmet / Pagri Badge – Star of St Patrick – Two Copper Loop Variant
British, WW1, Medal Trio - 1914 Star with 5th Aug–22nd Nov Clasp & Rosette, Named to 26428 Gunner George Gray, Royal Garrison Artillery – Old Contemptible, India Service & Qualified Artillery Saddler
British, WW1, Named 1914–15 Star Trio Medal Group to 852 Pte James Naismith, Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders – Wounded Soldier – Ribbon Bar & Case
British, WWII, Italy Star Campaign Medal – George VI Issue, Original Ribbon
British, WWII, The 1939–1945 Star Campaign Medal – Original Full-Size Medal with Ribbon
British, WWII, Atlantic Star Campaign Medal, George VI Issue, Original Ribbon
British, WW1, 1914–15 Star Medal, Named to K.17619 Stoker 1st Class Jesse W. Hall, Royal Navy, HMS Lucia
British, WW2, Miniature Medal Group: 1939–45 Star, Africa Star, Burma Star with Pacific Clasp, Italy Star, Defence Medal & War Medal
British Army Officer’s Rank Pip, Second Lieutenant, Gilt & Enamel Bath Star Shoulder Insignia
Continental European, c.1880–1920, Copper Alloy Belt or Harness Hanger Mount with Star Boss Ornament
British, WWI, Mons Star & Meritorious Service Medal Group of Five – 30166 W.O. Cl.II (Battery Sergeant Major) F.C. Galpin, Royal Field Artillery – Framed Display & Miniatures
A highly desirable Royal Field Artillery Mons entitlement group of five to a long-serving Battery Sergeant Major, confirmed in France from 16 August 1914, combining early BEF service, Meritorious Service Medal, and Long Service & Good Conduct distinction, preserved with full-size and miniature sets.