Canada, Fenian Raids - Canada General Service Medal (CGSM) with Fenian Raid 1866 Clasp to Sergeant Louis Dussault of the Three Rivers Infantry Company. Instituted January 1, 1899, the Canadian General Service Medal was awarded to members of the Imperial and Canadian forces who had taken part in the suppression of the Fenian Raids of 1866 and 1870 and Red River Expedition of 1870. It is ... Read and See More

Canada, WWII - Five Piece Medal Bar. Assembled for a Canadian WWII Volunteer after 1945. The Medal Bar includes: The 1939-1945 Star, The France and Germany Star, The Defense Medal, The Canadian Volunteer Service Medal with Overseas Service Bar and The War Medal 1939-1945. All the of awards are stitched to a medal bar. It measures: 6 3/8 inches wide by 3 15/16 inches tall. ... Read and See More

Canada, WWII – Two-piece Medal Bar. The Canadian Volunteer Service Medal. Instituted October 22, 1943, the Canadian Volunteer Service Medal was granted to personnel of any rank in the Naval, Military or Air Forces of Canada who voluntarily served on active service from September 3, 1939, to March 1, 1947. War Medal 1939-1945. Instituted August 16, 1945, The War Medal 1939-1945, was awarded to full-time in the Armed Forces ... Read and See More

Canada, WWII – Five Piece Medal Bar. Assembled for a Canadian WWII Volunteer after 1945. The Medal Bar includes: The 1939-1945 Star, The Italy Star, The France and Germany Star, The Canadian Volunteer Service Medal with Overseas Service Bar and The War Medal 1939-1945. All the of awards are fastened to the reverse and the stars are stitched. It shows age toning ... Read and See More

Canada, WWI - Private Peter Jamieson’s WWI Victory Medal. Service Number: 463309. Jamieson was born February 16, 1888, in Scotland. He moved to Vancouver, British Columbia. Enlisted at Vernon, British Columbia on July 30, 1915. Attestation Date: August 24, 1915. Jamieson served with “B” Company of the 47th Battalion Canadian Infantry Battalion, CEF as well as the 62nd "Overseas" Battalion, CEF. Jamieson died of his wounds ... Read and See More

United Kingdom, WWI - Medal Bar - Serjeant William Pipkin of the Royal Engineers - “Y” Company, Regimental Number: 28718. Pipkin enlisted November 22, 1894, and was discharged on December 4, 1916. Pipkin received the Silver War Badge under Para 392 of King's Regulations (XXI): “Discharged upon termination of engagement.” Comes with a modern copy of medal roll and pension ledger/index card. Professionally mounted. Measures 7 1/8 ... Read and See More

Canada, c.1953 - 2nd Pattern – Christian Royal Army Chaplains' Department (RAChD) Collar Dog / Badge by William Scully Ltd. of Montreal. Die struck two-piece silvered alloy. The obverse features the chaplain department symbol and reads: “In This Sign Conquer” below the queen’s crown. The reverse features two screw on pieces and is maker marked: “Scully Ltd.”. It measures 23mm wide. ... See More

Here we have a Canadian Volunteer Service Medal! The circular medal is made of die stamped, nickel. The obverse depicts seven marching figures, representing men and women of the army, air force, navy and nursing service, surrounded ?1939 CANADA 1945 VOLUNTARY SERVICE VOLONTAIRE?. The reverse shows the coat of arms of Canada. The suspender mount to the top is lost. ... See More

The War Medal was awarded to many different branches of the military for 28 days of service. It is constructed out of copper nickel base. The round obverse depicts the face of King George VI, with a crown, and the writing “PM” (designer Percy Metcalfe), just under his neckline. Encircling the effigy reads “GEORGIVS VI D:G:BR:OMN:REX ET ... Read and See More

‘IN HOC SIGNO VINCES’. Nice enamel badge here. No makers marks, approx 2" wide. ... See More

The Special Constabulary Long Service Medal was established by King George V by Royal Warrant on August 30, 1919. The Bronze Medal was initially created to reward service during the First World War, but it is now awarded to all ranks in the Special Constabulary in recognition of 9 years of unpaid service with more than 50 annual duties. Service during the First and ... Read and See More

In 1916, the British Government decided that steps should be taken to create a memorial for the next-of-kin of service personnel who had died during the war. In the summer of 1917, it was announced that a government committee had decided that the memorial would take the form of a bronze plaque. In addition to the memorial plaque, the next-of-kin would also ... Read and See More

United Kingdom, Commonwealth, WWII - The Atlantic Star. Instituted May 1945, the Atlantic Star was awarded to those who took part in 180 days operational service afloat or 60 days of operational flying in the Battle of the Atlantic. It is constructed out of a die struck yellow copper zinc alloy base that has been bronze plated. The obverse features the Royal Cypher “ ... Read and See More

United Kingdom, Commonwealth, WWII - The Africa Star. Instituted July 8, 1943, the Africa Star was awarded to those who served in North Africa between June 10, 1940 and May 12, 1943. The medal takes the form of a, bronze colored, six-pointed tombac star, 42mm from point to point, whose uppermost point features a suspension loop. To its slightly domed, obverse center is the stylized Royal ... Read and See More

United Kingdom, Commonwealth, WWII - The Italy Star. Instituted May 1945, the Italy Star was awarded to those who served in the Italian Campaign from 1943 to 1945. It is constructed out of a die struck yellow copper zinc alloy base that has been bronze plated. The obverse features the Royal Cypher “GRI VI”, underneath a royal crown surrounded by “The Italy Star”, ... Read and See More

United Kingdom, Commonwealth, WWII - The Pacific Star. Instituted May 1945, the Pacific Star was awarded to those who served in the Pacific between 1941 and 1945. It is constructed out of a die struck yellow copper zinc alloy base that has been bronze plated. The obverse features the Royal Cypher “GRI VI”, underneath a royal crown surrounded by “The Pacific Star”, on ... Read and See More

Private Rosario Godin KIA born October 6 1917 of Quebec Canada served his country right up until the final months of the war succumbing to his injuries Jan 22 1945 in Cesana Italy. This comes with all you see here. 1939-45 Star, Italy Star, Defense Medal, Canadian Volunteer Medal w. Clasp, 1939-1945 War Service Medal and finally War Service Badge with award certificate. Included ... Read and See More

Canada, Canadian Forces - Gulf and Kuwait Medal. Instituted August 2, 1990, this was awarded to those who had served for 30 consecutive days between August 2, 1990, and June 27, 1991, in the region of the Persian Gulf, as a part of the operation to liberate Kuwait from the invading Iraqi forces. It is constructed out of a die stamped cupro-nickel base that has been silver ... Read and See More

Great Britain, WWI - Shame Cross “Schandkreuz” 1914. An anti-German propaganda medal exploiting the destruction of Belgian and French cities on or near the Western Front by between August and October 1914. These were made in Britain and sold to raise funds for the war effort. It is constructed out of a die cast iron base that has been blackened. The obverse ... Read and See More

United Kingdom, WWII - Six-Piece Medal Bar. Named to a Staff Sargent R. Gimblett of the Royal Army Medical Corps (Service Number: 7348807). From left to right: The 1939-1945 Star, The Africa Star with 8th Army Clasp, The Italy Star, The Defense Medal, The War Medal 1939-1945 with Kings Commendation oak leaf clasp and the Efficiency Medal. All the medals are ... Read and See More

United Kingdom - Coronation Medal 1937. An unofficial award, available for purchase, commemorating the coronation of King George VI, which took place on May 12, 1937, following the death of King George V on January 20, 1936, and the abdication of King Edward VIII on December 11, 1936. It is constructed out of a die stamped brass base that has been gold plated. The round shaped obverse ... Read and See More

United Kingdom - Coronation Medal 1937. An unofficial award, available for purchase, commemorating the coronation of King George VI, which took place on May 12, 1937, following the death of King George V on January 20, 1936, and the abdication of King Edward VIII on December 11, 1936. It is constructed out of a die stamped brass base that has been gold plated. The round shaped obverse ... Read and See More

Canada, WWII - The Cadbury Medal, British Made. An unofficial award, available for purchase, commemorating the, May 17, 1939 to June 15, 1939, royal tour of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth, emphasizing Canada’s allegiance to the Crown and its status as the senior dominion of the British Empire, in a build-up to World War II. It is constructed out of a die ... Read and See More

South Africa, WWI - Named Trio. Awarded to: Private/Driver J.T. Sanger of the South African 12th Infantry / Service Corps. The 1914-15 Star was never awarded on its own, but along with the British War Medal and Victory Medal. A great three piece group!

The 1914-15 Star was instituted December 23, 1918, and was awarded to British, Indian and ... Read and See More

India, WWII - India Service Medal 1939-45. Instituted June 6, 1946, the India Service Medal 1939-1945 was awarded to Indian Forces, including Reserve, State and Women’s forces, for at least three years of non-operational service in India between September 3, 1939, and September 2, 1945. It is constructed out of a die stamped cupro-nickel base that has been silver plated. The round shaped obverse features ... Read and See More

Union of South Africa, WWII - Africa Service Medal 1939-1945, named to E. U. Carletti of the South African Cape Corps (Service Number: C276587). Instituted December 23, 1943, the Africa Service Medal 1939-1945 was awarded to members of the Union Defense Forces, the South African Police and the South African Railways Police, for volunteer war service between September 6, 1939, and September 2, 1945. It is ... Read and See More

United Kingdom, WWI - Named, Early Trio. Awarded to: Gunner Alfred Davis of the 38th Brigade Royal Field Artillery (Service Number: 31579). The 1914 Star was never awarded on its own, but along with the British War Medal and Victory Medal.

The 1914 Star was instituted April 1917 (authorized November 1917 - Army / January 1918 - Navy), and awarded to British, Indian and Canadian ... Read and See More

United Kingdom, WWI - Named, 1914-15 Star. Driver - Cecil W. Clements Royal Field Artillery (Service Number: 4518). Clements passed on December 19, 1918. Instituted December 1918, the 1914-15 Star was awarded to British, Indian and Canadian forces who served against the Central European Powers in any theatre of the Great War between August 5, 1914, and December 31, 1915, provided they had not already received the 1914 Star. ... Read and See More

United Kingdom, WWI – Mercantile Marine War Medal named to: George Christian. Instituted in 1919, the War Medal for Mercantile Marine was awarded to those who successfully completed one or more voyages through a danger zone during the war, or had at least six months service at sea between August 4, 1914, and November 11, 1918. All recipients also received the British War Medal. It is ... Read and See More

United Kingdom, WWI - Named, 1914 Star (Mons Star). John Coates 5th Siege Battery Royal Garrison Artillery (Service Number: 30466). Coates joined the R.G.A. (Royal Garrison Artillery) on September 25, 1914. Coates was also awarded the Victory Medal and the British War Medal as the 1914 was never awarded on its own. Instituted April 1917 (authorized November 1917 - Army / January 1918 - Navy), the 1914 Star ... Read and See More

Canadian, WWII – The Defence Medal with King’s Commendation for Brave Conduct (KCBC). Instituted August 16, 1945, the Defence Medal was usually awarded to Canadians for six months (for both non-operational military and certain types of civilian war) service in Britain between September 3, 1939 and May 8, 1945. The award comes with the King’s Commendation for Brave Conduct. The KCBC was awarded to civilians ( ... Read and See More

United Kingdom, WWI – Two-Piece Medal Bar awarded to Lance Corporal Thomas Bramall of the Royal Engineers (Service Number: 46179). Bramall joined the Royal Engineers on September 2, 1914. He saw three years of active service in France, with his first engagement at the Battle of Loos. He was transferred to the Macedonian front where he served until the Armistice was signed. Bramall passed ... Read and See More

Military Cross, The Pacific Star, The African Star, The Italy Star, The France and Germany Star, The War Medal 1939-1945 with Oak Leaf Emblem, Efficiency Medal. 5 3/16 x 7/8. ... See More

A British First Army, WWII - Three-Piece Medal Bar. From left to right are ribbons for: the 1939-1945 Star, the Africa Start (with stitched on 1st Army cypher) and The Italy Star. The reverse shows stitching. The bar is brass based. There is no pin. It measures 3 ¾ inches wide by 7/16 of an inch tall. ... See More

British First Army, WWII – Unissued The Italy Star in Packet. Instituted May 1945, the Italy Star was awarded to those who served in the Italian Campaign from 1943 to 1945. It is constructed out of a die struck yellow copper zinc alloy base that has been bronze plated. The obverse features the Royal Cypher “GRI VI”, underneath a royal crown surrounded by “The ... Read and See More

United Kingdom, Commonwealth, WWII - Unissued the 1939-1945 Star in packet. Instituted July 8, 1943, the 1939-1945 Star was awarded for 180 days of operational service or 60 days of operational flying. It is constructed out of a die struck yellow copper zinc alloy base that has been bronze plated. The obverse features the Royal Cypher “GRI VI”, underneath a royal crown surrounded by “ ... Read and See More

United Kingdom, Commonwealth, WWII - War Medal 1939-1934. Instituted August 16, 1945, The War Medal 1939-1945, was awarded to full-time in the Armed Forces or the Merchant Navy, who had served at least 28 days between September 3, 1939, and September 2, 1945. It is constructed out of a die stamped cupro-nickel (silver for Canadians) base that has been silver washed. The round shaped obverse features the ... Read and See More

Unissued - United Kingdom, Commonwealth, WWII - War Medal 1939-1945 in packet. Instituted August 16, 1945, The War Medal 1939-1945, was awarded to full-time in the Armed Forces or the Merchant Navy, who had served at least 28 days between September 3, 1939, and September 2, 1945. It is constructed out of a die stamped cupro-nickel (silver for Canadians) base that has been silver washed. The round ... Read and See More

United Kingdom WWII – Unissued the Defence Medal in Packet. Instituted August 16, 1945, the Defence Medal was a campaign medal awarded to citizens of the British Commonwealth for both non-operational military and certain types of civilian war service during the WWII. It is constructed out of a die stamped cupro-nickel base that has been silver plated. The round shaped obverse features the ... Read and See More

Commonwealth WWII - King George V Silver Jubilee Medal. Instituted May 6, 1935, the King George V Silver Jubilee Medal was awarded for community contribution as a personal souvenir by King George V to commemorate his Silver Jubilee. It is constructed out of a die struck silver base. The round shaped obverse features the left facing effigies of King George V and ... Read and See More

United Kingdom, Commonwealth, WWII - The Italy Star. Instituted May 1945, the Italy Star was awarded to those who served in the Italian Campaign from 1943 to 1945. It is constructed out of a die struck yellow copper zinc alloy base that has been bronze plated. The obverse features the Royal Cypher “GRI VI”, underneath a royal crown surrounded by “The Italy Star”, ... Read and See More

United Kingdom, Commonwealth, WWII - The Africa Star. Instituted July 8, 1943, the Africa Star was awarded to those who served in North Africa between June 10, 1940 and May 12, 1943. It is constructed out of a die struck yellow copper zinc alloy base that has been bronze plated. The obverse features the Royal Cypher “GRI VI”, underneath a royal crown surrounded by “The Africa ... Read and See More

United Kingdom, Commonwealth, WWII - The Burma Star. Instituted May 1945, the Burma Star was awarded to those who served in the Burma Campaign from 1941 to 1945. It is constructed out of a die struck yellow copper zinc alloy base that has been bronze plated. The obverse features the Royal Cypher “GRI VI”, underneath a royal crown surrounded by “The Burma Star”, ... Read and See More

United Kingdom, Commonwealth, WWII - France and Germany Star. Instituted May 1945, the France and Germany Star was awarded for entry into operational service in France, Belgium, Luxembourg, Holland and Germany between June 6, 1944, and May 8, 1945. It is constructed out of a die struck yellow copper zinc alloy base that has been bronze plated. The obverse features the Royal Cypher “GRI VI”, ... Read and See More

Great Britain, Imperial War – Mercantile Marine War Medal named to a W.H. Creese. Instituted in 1919, the Mercantile Marine War Medal was awarded to those who successfully completed one or more voyages through a danger zone during the war, or had at least six months service at sea between August 4, 1914, and November 11, 1918. All recipients also received the British War Medal. ... Read and See More

The Defence Medal. Instituted August 16, 1945, the Defence Medal was a campaign medal awarded to citizens of the British Commonwealth for both non-operational military and certain types of civilian war service during the WWII. It is constructed out of a die stamped cupro-nickel base that has been silver plated. The round shaped obverse features the left facing effigy of King George ... Read and See More

Great Britain, Second Boer War - Queen’s South Africa Medal with “South Africa 1901” date clasp, “Transvaal” state clasp and “Cape Colony” state clasp (which would also qualify the recipient for the “Natal” claps) awarded to a Civilian (WHRL Rank) J. M. Jackson of the Army Service Corp (Medal Roll shows his service number to be 381). Instituted by Queen Victoria ... Read and See More

The medal is given for 90 days honourable service between 07 November 1989 and 31 January 1992. ... See More

A silver 3.5cm silver medal suspended from a non rotating silk ribbon in royal blue, black, white and orange. The colors of the ribbon are still quite vibrant. The medal features the profile of King George V. with the inscription "George V. omnipotent King of Great Britain and Emperor of India" to the border. The reverse shows St. George on ... Read and See More

The medal was awarded for honourable service between 01 January 1989 and June 1991 to confirm the withdrawal of Cuban troops from Angola and to monitor the cease-fire agreement between the Government of Angola and the Union for Total Independence of Angola ... See More

The medal is in the form of a bronze four-pointed star; the uppermost point obscured by a King’s crown, the distance between the tips of the left and right points being 45mm. To the center is a scroll with "1914-15," surrounded by a wreath of oak leaves with a "G" encompassing a "V" to its base (for King George ... Read and See More

This mission was established under UN Security Council resolution 1528, of Feb 27, 2004, to monitor the cease-fire and movements of armed groups, support disarmament, demobilization, reintegration and repatriation and resettlement, protect UN Personnel, institutions and civilians, support humanitarian assistance and the implementation of the peace process, provide assistance in the field of human rights and restore a civilian policing presence in the ... Read and See More

To support the implementation of the ceasefire agreement and the peace process; protect united nations staff, facilities and civilians; support humanitarian and human rights activities; as well as assist in national security reform, including national police training and formation of a new, restructured military.​​​​​​​ ... See More

In October 1956, Israel, Britain and France moved military forces into the Suez Canal zone to secure the Canal. Through the efforts of Canada's External Affairs Minister, Lester B. Pearson, the UN General Assembly agreed to its first peacekeeping force to secure peace in the region (previous operations had been only observer forces). Under the command of Canadian MGen Eedson Louis ... Read and See More

The medal was earned for one day’s service under United Nations command in Korea or adjacent areas, including Japan and Okinawa. The medal could also be awarded for an aggregate of thirty days, which need not have been consecutive, spent on official visits of inspections to the qualifying area. The qualifying period was 27 June 1950 to 27 July 1954 (one year longer ... Read and See More

The medal was issued to mark the coronation of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth on 12 May 1937 and was the personal gift of the sovereign to members and servants of the Royal Household and to members of the armed forces, governments and elected holders of office throughout the Empire and Dominions. ... See More

The Civil Defence Medal (CDM) is a long service award by the United Kingdom, instituted by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II in March 1961 and awarded for 15 years continuous service in a variety of different organisations including the Civil Defence Corps (CD), the Auxiliary Fire Service (AFS), the National Hospital Service Reserve (NHSR) and the United Kingdom Warning and Monitoring Organisation. ... Read and See More

Britain WW2 Efficiency Medal Territorial 1937 1948 British Military NCO RASC 1st type Decoration King George VI impressed, "2063031 GNR.R. W. DULEY. R.A." Royal Artillery. ... See More

Army Long Service and Good Conduct Medal, George V 1911-1920 issue, attributed to, "1403253. B MBR. J.SWAINE.R.A." Royal Artillery. ... See More

Reproduction. Instituted on 20th June, 1974 the Queen's Gallantry Medal (QGM) is awarded to civilians for acts of exemplary bravery at a level below that of the George Medal (GM). The Queen's Gallantry Medal is also awarded to military personnel for acts which military honours would not normally be granted such as acts of exemplary bravery not in the presence of ... Read and See More

The Special Constabulary Long Service Medal was established by King George V by Royal Warrant on August 30, 1919. The Bronze Medal was initially created to reward service during the First World War, but it is now awarded to all ranks in the Special Constabulary in recognition of 9 years of unpaid service with more than 50 annual duties. Service during the First and ... Read and See More

The Special Constabulary Long Service Medal was established by King George V by Royal Warrant on August 30, 1919. The Bronze Medal was initially created to reward service during the First World War, but it is now awarded to all ranks in the Special Constabulary in recognition of 9 years of unpaid service with more than 50 annual duties. Service during the First and ... Read and See More

The Special Constabulary Long Service Medal was established by King George V by Royal Warrant on August 30, 1919. The Bronze Medal was initially created to reward service during the First World War, but it is now awarded to all ranks in the Special Constabulary in recognition of 9 years of unpaid service with more than 50 annual duties. Service during the First and ... Read and See More

The Special Constabulary Long Service Medal was established by King George V by Royal Warrant on August 30, 1919. The Bronze Medal was initially created to reward service during the First World War, but it is now awarded to all ranks in the Special Constabulary in recognition of 9 years of unpaid service with more than 50 annual duties. Service during the First and ... Read and See More

Reproduction. Awarded for ten years' efficient service in the Auxiliary and Volunteer Air Forces of the United Kingdom and Commonwealth. ... See More

A General Service Medal for South East Asia 1945-46 - George VI OMN: REX ET INDIAE IMP. naming has been erased. ... See More

Reproduction. The General Service Medal with Borneo Clasp was awarded for 30 days service ashore, afloat or 1 operational sortie from 24th December 1962 and 11th August 1966. Reproduction The General Service Medal 1962 - 2007 is commonly known as the Campaign Service Medal 1962 as was awarded with a minimum of one campaign clasp (in the instance 'Borneo') and it is believed that a maximum of ... Read and See More

George VI Reproduction ... See More

The Naval General Service Medal. It was possible to be awarded the Naval GSM EIIR with 8 first award clasps:- Malaya Bomb & Mine Clearance 1945-53 Canal Zone B. & M. Clearance Mediterranean Cyprus Near East Arabian Peninsula Brunei ... See More

Reproduction. The General Service Medal with South Arabia Clasp was awarded for 30 days continuous service between 1st August 1964 and 30th November 1967. The General Service Medal 1962 - 2007 is commonly known as the Campaign Service Medal 1962 as was awarded with a minimum of one campaign clasp (in the instance 'South Arabia') and it is believed that a maximum of six clasp have ... Read and See More

Modern copy ... See More

Un Award with Barundi ribbon and pin back. ... See More

Canadian medal bar includes Canadian Volunteer Service Medal; War Medal 1939-1945; Canadian Korea Volunteer Service Medal; UN Korea Medal. The Korean medals are edge engraved "ST 31731 JFH NORMAN" ... See More

Minty medal bar with, 1939-1945 Star; Atlantic Star; Defense Medal; Canadian Volunteer Service Medal with Overseas Clasp; War Medal 1939-1945. ... See More

Defense Medal; Canadian Volunteer Service Medal with Overseas Clasp; War Medal 1939-1945. ... See More

1939-1945 Star; Atlantic Star; Defence Medal; Canadian Volunteer Service Medal with Overseas Clasp; War Medal 1939-1945; 1953 Queen Elizabeth II Coronation Medal; Canadian Centennial Medal and Canadian Forces Decoration with two clasps, ERII (CPO 2/c H.E. SWANSONS/SGT. E.J. IRVING). Naming is impressed. ... See More

Canadian commemorative group ... See More

The British Empire Exhibition was a colonial exhibition held at Wembley Park, Wembley, Middlesex in 1924 and 1925, running from April 23, 1924 to October 31, 1925. It is constructed out of a die stamped bronze base. The obverse reads: “GEORGIVS V BRITT: OMN: REX ET IND: IMP” and is arched above the left facing portrait of King George V, with a small “B.M.” (Bertram ... Read and See More

The War Medal was awarded to many different branches of the military for 28 days of service. It is constructed out of copper nickel base. The round obverse depicts the face of King George VI, with a crown, and the writing “PM” (designer Percy Metcalfe), just under his neckline. Encircling the effigy reads “GEORGIVS VI D:G:BR:OMN:REX ET ... Read and See More

Wow, I had to have this and so will you!! A wonderful Bar to a decorated Canadian. Military Cross, Queen’s South Africa Medal 1899 with 3 bars, Cape Colony, Wittebergen, Transvaal. British 1914-15 Star, Canadian WWI War Medal 1914-1918, and finally British War Medal, Victory Medal with Mentioned in Dispatches oak-leaf device. There is no pin to the reverse. ... See More

South Africa Medal 1853 - (SERJT. JOSH. HOLDOM 1ST BN. RIFLE BDE). British 1st Battalion Rifle Brigade. ... See More

British and Commonwealth 1918 General Service Medal with Bar Malaya (George VI Fid Def (1949-52) Version), (MYA/1801 5722 SIGMN MIRON B MOHD YA R. SIGS). Excellent condition, without ribbon. ... See More

The medal features the profile of King George V. with the inscription "George V. omnipotent King of Great Britain and Emperor of India" to the border. The reverse shows St. George on horseback holding a short sword trampling the shield of Prussia as well as a skull and crossbones. "1914" and "1918" are to the outside. The inscription (232266 W. SHAW. P.O. ... Read and See More

Punjab Medal w Goojerat bar, (THOS. MURPHY, 10TH FOOT.) & India Mutiny, (T. MURPHY 1ST. BATN. 10TH REGT.) ... See More

India General Service Medal - (3590153 PTE. A.E.SYCAMORE. BORD.R.). Border Regiment ... See More

Distinguished Flying Cross, GRI, 1945 engraved on reverse of 6 o’clock arm, with original case of issue, inside lid stamped ROYAL MINT; 1939 Star; France & Germany Star; Defense Medal; Canadian Volunteer Service Medal with overseas clasp; War Medal 1939-45, all in good condition. Included in the group is a small metal name plate, The synopsis on the "DFC" mission in Sept. 1944, A ... Read and See More

Medal Yearbook 2005 by James A. Mackay (Editor), John W. Mussell (Editor) ... See More

A nice little three piece set! The Order is a major international charity providing medical care, first aid and support in more than 40 countries worldwide and focusing especially on those in poverty. The multi-piece badge is constructed out of die struck brass base that has been plated and contains black and white enamel work. The round shaped obverse features a ... Read and See More

This was awarded to police officers on duty in London during King George V Coronation’s. It is constructed out of a silver base that has been silver washed. The round shaped obverse features King George V effigy surrounded by “Georgivs V Rex Et Ind Imp”. The reverse side has a crown surrounded by a bordered wreath and bordered “Metropolitan ... Read and See More

It was awarded in the United Kingdom to members of the Special Constabulary who have completed nine years of part-time service. It is constructed out of a die stamped bronze base that has been bronze washed. The round shaped obverse features the effigy of the reigning sovereign surrounded by “Georgivs V Rex Et Ind Imp”. The reverse reads: “For Faithful ... Read and See More

Here we have two British Army Officer's Pips. They are brass based, gold gilded, green painted with red enamel and die stamped. The fronts shows three shields surrounded by ?Juncta in uno tria? in red enamel with decorative green paint and a gold cross/sunburst. The reverse reads ???. Both continue to hold their pins. Nice gilding and detail! ... See More

"JOHN HENRY DENNIS" Comes with 4" of original albeit faded ribbon. ... See More

Royal Antediluvian Order of Buffaloes (RAOB) is one of the largest fraternal movements in the United Kingdom,[1] The order started in 1822 and has since spread throughout the former British Empire and elsewhere in the world. It is known as the "Buffs" to members. Awards as shown. ... See More

United Kingdom, WWII - No. 4 MKII Spike Bayonet. Introduced in 1941, this was the standard bayonet for all Lee Enfield No. 4 rifles. Used until 1954. Cast Iron, Blued. Spring works well. ... See More

The Mk II bayonets went with the Ross Model 1910 rifle, this is the rifle that went overseas with the First Division and had all the controversy about the rifles jamming in the mud. The Ross Mk I and Mk II bayonets when manufactured were identical except for the cross guard, both their blades had the knife profile. In October of 1915, ... Read and See More

The 35 1/2" blade of this very rare pattern is VG with only some very light pitting at the tip. It does show signs of past cleaning which in no way detracts from the overall appearance. The three branch hilt is clean but has medium pitting overall. The wood grip is missing the leather covering. The scabbard matches the hilt quite nicely ... Read and See More

I believe these were made to fit the Martini Henry Rifle. This bayonet was made by Wilkinson Sword Company in London and is dated 1889. The bayonet is in as found used condition. The blade clean with some age. and stain. The blade is nicely marked on both sides. The guard tang and pommel all show signs of cleaning and remain ... Read and See More

This rare pattern 1856/58 British sword bayonet was made for the Model 1853, .577 calibre Enfield (2-band) rifled infantry short-musket. As well as being issued to British units, these rifles and bayonets were sold in large numbers to both the Union and Confederate armies during the American Civil War. This bayonet is likely an export example as there are no War Department ownership ... Read and See More

This rare pattern 1856/58 British sword bayonet was made for the Model 1853, .577 caliber Enfield (2-band) rifled infantry short-musket. As well as being issued to British units, these rifles and bayonets were sold in large numbers to both the Union and Confederate armies during the American Civil War. This bayonet has British War Department ownership stamps. The 577mm yataghan blade has a ... Read and See More

Rare bayonet here especially with the original scabbard. Few have survived. The bayonet has age and some pitting but remains full length. 17 inch blade, bright with old cleaned areas of corrosion, WD and inspection markings at the forte. 20.5 inches overall, with 20mm socket. The 2nd pattern scabbard is interesting it has brass fittings and is well marked. The stitching is ... Read and See More

A pattern 1907 bayonet with its scabbard. The unsheathed bayonet has an overall length of 56 cm (22"). Its contoured bird’s head pommel has a stud guide and stud, and a cleaning hole drilled straight through it. The age-darkened, scratched and lightly pitted, contoured wooden grips are fixed with two screws. The contoured metal cross guard has a circular muzzle guide to ... Read and See More

A pattern 1907 bayonet with its Mark I scabbard. The unsheathed bayonet has an overall length of 56 cm (22"). Its contoured bird’s head pommel has a stud guide and stud, and a cleaning hole drilled straight through it.. The age-darkened, scratched and lightly pitted, contoured wooden grips are fixed with two screws. The contoured metal cross guard has a circular muzzle ... Read and See More

1827 Pattern Royal Navy Officers Sword Belonging to Lieutenant Commander Kenneth Macrae. Offered is an original 1827 Pattern Royal Navy Officer's sword belonging to Kenneth Norman Mackenzie Macrae of the Royal Navy. This piece is in good condition, retaining good detail to the brass metal furniture, including the lion head pommel, full maine backstrap, locket & King's Crown adorned elaborate full guard with ... Read and See More

Large and impressive sword. Blade stamped with WD, broad arrow and acceptance stamps, and the maker’s mark: EFD = Enfield. Blade dated ’99 = 1899. Large bowl hilt with original buff leather knot. Steel scabbard with two suspension rings and minor indentations. With original buff leather hangers and Slade Wallis belt with open-top holster and cartridge pouch. Belt ink stamped on the inside ... Read and See More

Very nice example of an 1821 Pattern Royal Artillery Officer’s sword made by J. Hodgson, Woolwich, London. Since the early 1800’s, officers of the Royal Artillery carried the same regulation pattern swords as those for infantry officers, while their counterparts in the Royal Horse Artillery carried the regulation patterns worn by light cavalry officers. By 1857, dress regulations required that all ... Read and See More

Enfield Arsenal made 1860 pattern with great blade all correctly marked. Nice original checkered leather grip plates. White leather frog is marked P.G. to reverse and partly split to reverse. The white finish was applied when? I do not know. ... See More

Royal Air Force Sword, as carried by RAF Commissioned Officers, was adopted by the Air Ministry in 1925. Rare to find and rarer in this condition. The sword has a single-edged straight etched blade with open etch panels for presentation engravings. The riccasso has a inserted brass slug correctly marked "Proved". I can not confirm the maker but some on the ... Read and See More

A multi-purpose knife featuring a 5.5cm, single edged blade that has been sharpened. A 6.5cm can opener and a 11cm Marlin spike. The is a fain Maker mark, “Wade & Butcher”” Sorry can’t make it all out. is also present. Both polished steel blades fold into a 9cm housing faced with cross-hatched blackened panels and is complete with lanyard ring. ... Read and See More

A multi-purpose maker marked knife featuring a single-edged blade, a Marlin spike, and a double-edged blade, all in polished steel, all folding into a polished steel housing. The double-edged blade has a short post to the center of one of its sides which is accommodated by a notch in the housing when in its folded position. A lanyard ring is ... Read and See More

This is a multi-purpose knife featuring a 8cm single-edged blade, a 11cm Marlin spike, and a smaller 4.5cm pointed, double sided blade, all in polished steel, all folding into a 11cm housing faced with cross-hatched blackened panels, one of which has a crack. The double-edged blade has the stamped maker mark etched to the bottom. The knife is completed by ... Read and See More

Great Britain / Canada, WWII – M-1936 Pistol Belt. Khaki ribbed canvas with brass rings/grommets, button and steel fittings and blackened alloy buckle. There are 57 rings/grommets, one button, one riveted on size adjustment fitting and hook, two sliders/keepers and a dual alloy buckle. It appears to be marked: “E-90 95”. It shows age usage, oxidization and soilage. It measures 41 ¾ inches ... Read and See More

Canada, WWII – P37 Web Belt. Stitched together webbed twill canvas construction with brass fasteners and buckle. Minor thread catches and soilage wear. It measures 35 inches long by 2 1/8 inches thick. ... See More

3 patches from and Australian Vet's Mediterranean service time early 2000's? Oval "Bicky", Camo "Punching Roo" and flag. Patches are backed in velcro. ... See More

Unissued patch in bullion. Post 1945 production. Approx. 3" wide. ... See More

WWII Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) Pilot's Wings - Three-colour embroidery on black wool, padded, giving it a three-dimensional appearence, 41 mm x 112 mm ... See More

Some of the wreath around RCAF is damaged/worn/missing. ... See More

Royal Canadian Air Force Pilot Wings. 5 5/8 x 1 3/4. ... See More

Royal Indian Navy Shoulder boards Commissioned Officer with slide on devices to reverse. ... See More

Up for sale is a fine post-WWII patch for the Civil Defense Corps. This organization served through WWII and into the postwar years. This features the King's Crown, which dates is prior to the reign of Queen Elizabeth II. ... See More

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Titled, "No 23 Detachment r.e.a.f. Flight 14 University of Toronto May 1943". This is dog-eared and holes in each corner. ... See More

Set has minor soil, no tears. Perfect for framing. ... See More

Small period booklets outlining what to do just in case. ... See More

Early 1943, Slam the Axis! postcards by Nabb Research Center. These are unused and mint except 1 has a bit of paper stuck to front that may come off with some water and elbow grease. Originally issued with a cover that can be seen here. ... See More

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Entertainment for the buys at the frong. Period cartoon etc. by Bing Coughlin. The glue to the spine has let loose, you can glue it back on NP. The pages are all intact and securely stapled. ... See More

Great Britain/Canada, WWII – P37 “Small” Pack by A.C. 1943. Stitched together webbed twill canvas construction with brass fasteners and buckles. Minor fraying. Measures 10 1/4 inches wide by 10 3/4 inches tall by 4 inches thick. ... See More

Canada, WWII – P37 Large Pack by A.C. 1942. Stitched together webbed twill canvas construction with brass fasteners and buckles. Flap and strap are both marked. All of the straps are present. The reverse reads: “Kearsley. B78935”. Soil, tears and one hole to left side. It measures 14 inches tall by 13 ¾ inches wide by 4 ¾ inches thick. ... See More

Canada, WWII – Two P37 Utility Pouches and Straps. Two khaki webbed canvas single-pocket utility pouches. Both are marked under the lid, one I cannot made out the other is marked “S.N. Ltd”, (broad arrow) and dated. They each measure approximately 8 ¾ inches tall by 5 inches wide and 2 ½ inches thick. I added one good strap and two broken straps.one is ... Read and See More

Great Britian/Canada, WWI - PH (Phenate Hexamine) Helmet / Gas Mask Hood with a late-1930s/1940s added MSA (Mine Safety Appliances Co.) Comfo Respirator BM-2101 (1935 patent). It is constructed out of a canvas twill weave cotton base that has been stitched together. Attached to the face are; two glass lenses with non-magnetic alloy rims (calcified), above two large round ... Read and See More

Canada, WWII – Duffle Bag. Two-piece canvas construction with reenforced stitching. The front reads: “Kearsley. B78935 CD 174. MD2.” in purple, “/CD-MD/2” in black, “B5G” in black, “SP” in grey, “MISC 7A” in yellow and “K” in black to the very bottom. The top has 11 of 12 brass gromets. It measures 29 inches tall by 16 ½ inches wide. Well used. It measures 33 inches tall ... Read and See More

Canada, WWII – Duffle Bag by the Hugh Carson Company Ltd 1940 of Ottawa, Ontario. Two-piece canvas construction with reenforced stitching. The front reads: “Kearsley. B78935 CD 174. MD2.”. The top has a 4-inch intentional flap slit with 12 brass gromets to the very top. The interior reads: “Hugh Carson Company Ltd. Ottawa Canada 1940” and is broad arrow within a C marked. One hole ... Read and See More

Canada, WWII - P37 Canvas Web Gaiters. Anklets were to be worn with Battledress at all times with the exceptions of being off duty, on duty in offices, kitchens, canteens or when rubber boots were worn. A pair of khaki webbed straps with brass buckles, leather reinforced ends and straps. The interior is maker marked, dated “1944” and sized “2” (medium). They ... Read and See More

Canadian, WWII – British Mark VII / Canadian P37 Canteen with a Bucket-Type Carrier and Harness. The canteen is constructed out of a green enameled steel, with a corked top (cork is broken) attached with string, covered in an olive drab wool. It comes with the khaki webbed “Bucket Type” carrier that has brass buckles. It is maker marked and dated to ... Read and See More

Canada, WWII - 6x30 Binoculars 1944. These 6x30 binoculars were well-known and used but was essentially a copy of the US M3 binoculars, built on machinery obtained from Bausch & Lomb. The left barrel is marked with the following: “C.G.B (Contract Great Britain) 37 MA No. 50104-C (broad arrow)”. The right barrel is marked with: “Graticule 5 Mils Apart R.E.L.. / ... Read and See More

Canada, WWII (c.1941-44) – Military Combat Engineer's MK.I. Wire Cutters by E.T.F. Ltd. - Engineering Tool & Forgings Limited of St. Catharines, Ontario. Cast Iron. Goldable. Four rivets. Mounting/carrying hole in one handle. Collapsible. 13 1/8 inches long. ... See More

United Kingdom, WWI - Named and Cased Binocular Prismatic No. 3 Mk II Army Field Binoculars by A. Kershaw & Son Ltd of Leeds. The binoculars are a two-piece z-body type. They have a brass housing, cover plates and objective lens cups. The housings feature a textured grip. The ocular eye piece cover is a rigid green type bakelite. The body bridge, ... Read and See More

CF41 Glasgow & London 7 x 50 , very clean and sharp lenses with a few black dots of debris I have not tried to clean say 98% clear. No fog. A.F. 1900A , serial no 78249. The mechanisms all work well including the filter operations and eye pieces. The CF 41 was the British Naval binocular during WW2. case shows some wear to straps. Looks like ... Read and See More

REL/Canada C.G.B 40 MA 7X50 binoculars, serial number 17797-CC and dated 1944. Leather carrying case with all straps and marked REL – CANADA. This has wear and age as well as some lost stitching. Good optics. ... See More

British World War 2 No5 MK5 Bino Prism 7x50 binoculars made by "RL" Ross, Nottingham instruments Ltd. The binoculars are in excellent condition and excellent working order. Lovely sharp image though the optics, age related light internal dust residue, no mold or fungus to lenses. Features The red-painted screws cover dry air ports for de-misting when required. The binoculars are also ... Read and See More

WWII binoculars, stamped Crown 6.E/293.A.M. (Air Ministry) contained in a tan leather case, stamped on them cover 6E/293 above the crown and A.M. marked. ... See More

Canada 1945 WWII Binoculars C.G.B 40 MA 7x50 Broad Arrow. WWII period Canadian Navy issue binoculars. Working condition. Broad arrow on each side and on the top near each optic. Shows wear. On the left side C.G.B 40 MA 7x50 and a serial number 30470-C. On the right side PATT 2/1900 R.E.L. Canada 1945. Optics are clear. ... See More

Wartime binoculars aged in condition with some wear etc as in pictures, Lens clear Complete with webbing neck strap ... See More

Small bakelite Catholic crucifix measures approx. 2" tall. These were given to soldiers in service during WWII. There are scratches to the reverse but no cracks. ... See More

.70 Cal. Circa 1800. Very nice walnut stock. Brass mounted. Nice dark brown barrel with double proof marks of a Crown over "P". The lock-plate has light pitting overall. THIS ITEM WILL NOT SHIP OUTSIDE CANADA. ... See More

Marked as shown. Base is 90mm, the I.D. is approx 73mm. ... See More

Marked 6/43, purchased from Vet's family. 8.5" x 6" x 2.5". with wear and small dents. ... See More

Tooled steel construction. Good original bluing. Nicely marked. ... See More

In excellent condition. Marked well, including: broad arrow, “T”, “Top”, “NAF-48490-1”, etc. ... See More

Canada, c.1900 - Canada Militia 45th Victoria Regiment Militia Cap Badge. A die stamped brass base that has been gold gilded. Soldered-on lugs remain intact. It measures 2 3/16 inches wide by 2 5/16 inches tall. Mazea’s Reference #: MM145. ... See More

WWII Era Badge complete with retention pin. ... See More

Great Britain, WWII - MK. I Dispatch Riders/Motorcyclist Helmet by Briggs Motor Bodies Ltd. 1944 / Size 6 ¾. The Dispatch Riders Helmet was introduced October, 1942. Stamped steel construction. The body, and reenforced rim, feature a rough-textured olive drab paint. The interior is all complete with its; sheet metal liner-held by four rivets, one to each tongs-, top white cotton HBT liner and ... Read and See More

WW1 Officers Royal Flying Corps Khaki Side Cap. RFC officers bronze cap badge and a pair of bronze RFC cap buttons. Cotton lining and khaki shirt cloth sweatband. Officers whipcord material in excellent moth free condition with honest period wear. One prong is broke off the badge. Tailors marked Samuel Brothers London. ... See More

1918 first pattern RAF (Royal Air Force) Senior NCO /Warrant officer's peak Cap with hand embroidered bullion insignia. Khaki cap with black peak, thin black leather chin strap (believed to be later) leather sweatband and quilted lining. In very good moth free condition. ... See More

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A brass cap badge in the form of a wreath of laurel leaves encompassing a stylized "RAF" with a King’s crown to the top. To the reverse are two prongs. Badge measures approximately 40mm x 47mm. Complete with keeper. ... See More

WWII Free Dutch forces in Britian Cap Badge. Brass. ... See More

Large Badge on brass measures 3" wide with pin. ... See More

British Rank Pip. Reads: “Tria Juncta In Uno”. ... See More

Bandsmen "lyre" Badge ... See More

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The ruler scale is cm. ... See More

An amazing group! Named to Captain Arthur Francis Peers, who had dual service in the Royal Navy. Peers served in the RCN until he retired in 1958. Peers received the Order of the British Empire Commendation on January 8, 1944. Peers was born (14/11/1898) in London, United Kingdom and died (9/6/1966) in Vancouver, Canada.

This group includes his Imperial: Midshipman’s Dirk, Lieutenant-Commander ... Read and See More

The center is a tie clip for size reference. as shown ... See More

Ok folks this one I'm going to let the pictures do the talking. This all came from one group. beauty tunic with billion shoulder patches. If you have questions pls ask. Uniform sizes are Medium Men's. ... See More

British Army Royal Logistics Corp No. 1 Dress Sergeant Uniform and Trousers. RLC collar dogs and buttons. Lanyard. Gold bullion Broad Sword Sleeve Badge. Uniform is size 35 with a breast of 100cm and a waist 92cm. Trousers dated 1956. Size 19. Overall nice condition. ... See More

Original knots show wear ad age one is repaired as shown. ... See More