Medal Singles - Post 1902

6196 – 593392 -  Pte Alfred Charles Bridges – 18th London Regiment (London Irish) Wounded – Died 5th April 1917 - BWM only (Missing VM & SWB – 44281) 

5043500 Cpl – W01 - S Austin - 5th North Staffordshire Regiment, served in WW2 in the King’s Own Royal Regiment – Whilst serving in the regiment his rank was a Warrant Officer Class 1 – Entitled to the 1939/45 Star and war medal. Territorial Efficiency Medal (Only) 

60842 Pte Idwal Edwards – Royal Welch Fusiliers – Victory medal – Slight dark tan to rear bottom right doesn’t affect anything.  

Second Lieutenant John Hector Taylor R A F - Killed - O" Flight – Single BWM (VM missing) Bristol Fighter F4443 – O” Flight, Elin court Crashed after take-off, France. Age 20 years old when sadly died.  Born 1898 - Observer Officer.Son of Aleander and Minnie Taylor, of High View, Wallsend.  North Tyneside- Tyne and Wear. 

4103890 - LAC - William John Budd - Royal Air Force - With Service Book and certificate of service.  Medal Box of issue.  From Feltham - Middlesex. GSM - Canal Zone Clasp.  Medal bar on reverse for wear.

26163 Pte Henry Donaldson - Cameronians - Scottish Rifles ( 9th Battalion also 5th & 6th ) - Came From Dundee - Killed In France 23/03/1918 - Came From Thistle Street Dundee.  Mentioned in the Scottish National War Memorial.  Victory Medal Only  

M2- 181627 - Cpl/Sgt  George Richard Scragg - Army Service Corps - Mentioned in Despatches.  General E H H  Allenby has the honour of considers worthy of the mention in despatches.  Part of the Egyption Expeditionary Force.  Victory medal only ( Missing BWM ).  Came from Crookham in Hampshire.

14103288 Rfn A Davis - Royal Ulster Riffle's - Palestine 1945/48 GSM - 2nd Battalion With Framed Original Letter to the Royal Ulster Riffle's measuring 9" Long 6 1/2 inches wide.

British War Medal Only ( Missing Victory Medal ) - 156453 -  P O 1st Class - Edward Daley ( Alias Eversley ) Royal Navy -  DOB: 25th May 1875 - Place of birth Crewe - Creive.   Occupation Boatmaker.  First Sevice date: 26th July 1890 - First Ship served on was HMS Impregnable.  Also served a Prison Sentance at HMP Wandsworth Prison.  

Offered is a General Service medal (1918-1962 King George VI) with clasp PALESTINE 1945-48 - Issued to -  Flt Lt F H Pearson. Royal Air Force.  Comes with original medal - Entittlement letter - Box of issue and original envelope, that it was posted out in.  Flt Lt -  F H Pearson - Air Gunner and Wireless Operator.  Came from Sherwood - Nottingham.