Charge of the 21st Lancers at Omdurman 1898, named group of five awarded to Lce Corp J Lowe 21st Lancers, comprising Queen's Sudan Medal impressed '3261 Lce CPL. J. LOWE 21st L'CRS.', WWI 1914-15 Star, War Medal, Victory Medal all impressed 'GS-10535/L. SJT. (or) CPL  J. LOWE/9-LRS.', and Khedive's Sudan Medal 1896-1908 engraved '3261 Lce CORPL. J. LOWE 21st L'crs' with 'KHARTOUM' clasp, mounted to card, with correspondance verifying validity of group. (5) The charge of the 21st Lancers on the 2nd September 1898 was one of the last full-scale cavalry charges of the British Army. The 350 men believed the attack would be against 700 muslims, when in fact 2000 tribesmen were concealed in a gully. A young Winston Churchill charged with the cavalry. Three Victoria Crosses were awarded to members of the Regiment. Included in the supporting provenance for the group is a letter from the Regimental Secretary dated 1980 which in part reads: "It also indicates that he (Lowe) was in "B" Squadron of the Regiment during the campaign, commanded by Major J Fowle with Captain P A Kenna as second in command and Hon R H de Montmorency, H B Protheroe-Smith, J C Brinton and R S Grenfell as Troop leaders. The second and third named of these officers were awarded the VC and the last named killed in the charge of the Regiment at Omdurman, so LCpl Lowe must have earned his medal the hard way!" (Image1)

Estimate AU$5,000

Omdurman OBE (Military)/Distinguished Conduct Medal group of ten awarded to G A Benson Royal Army Medical Corps comprising Order of the British Empire - Military (including Royal Mint box), DCM (for Gallantry), Egypt Medal 1882-89 with 'THE NILE 1884-85' and 'GEMAIZAH 1888' clasps, Queens's Sudan Medal, Queens South Africa Medal, WWI 1914 Star with '5th AUG-22nd NOV. 1914' ("Mons") plaque, War Medal, Victory Medal with Oak Leaf (Mentioned in Despatches), Khedive's Star, and Khedive's Sudan Medal 1896-1908 with 'KHARTOUM' clasp, all mounted to card. (10 + OBE box) George Augustus Benson, born 19th Dec 1862, Warrant Officer 1899-1901, Quartermaster & Hon Lieut 1900, Hon Capt 2nd June 1910, retired 18th Feb 1911, re-enlisted 6 Aug 1914, Major 26th May 1917, died 23rd May 1944. With research material including photocopy of The London Illustrated News Dec 17 1898 article which in part reads "Sergeant G A Benson, of the Medical Staff Corps, was one of the gallant soldiers at Omdurman who risked their own lives to aid their wounded comrades. During the Queen's recent visit to Netley Royal Military Hospital near Southampton, her Majesty personally fastened the Distinguished Conduct Medal on Sergeant Benson's breast". (Image1)

Estimate AU$6,000

OBE(Military)/QSA/KSA group of seven awarded to Lt Col/Major A S Arthur Surgeon Royal Army Medical Corps comprising Order of the British Empire Military 2nd Type, Queens South Africa Medal with 'CAPE COLONY' 'ORANGE FREE STATE' and 'TRANSVAAL' clasps, King's South Africa Medal with 'SOUTH AFRICA 1901' and 'SOUTH AFRICA 1902' clasps, plus WWI trio 1914-15 Star, War Medal, Victory Medal, and General Service Medal 1918-62 with 'IRAQ' clasp and Oak Leaf (Mentioned in Despatches), with service history. (Image1)

Estimate AU$1,000

Companion of the Order of St Michael and St George / Distinguished Service Order (GVR) group of eight awarded to Capt George Somers McLoughlin Royal Army Medical Corps with CMG and DSO both in original Garrard & Co boxes, also Order Of The Brilliant Star of Zanzibar in original Elkington & Co box, plus named group mounted to card comprising East Central Africa Medal with 'UGANDA 1897-98' and 'LUBWAS' clasps, Queens South Africa Medal with four clasps 'NATAL' 'ORANGE FREE STATE' 'TRANSVAAL' and 'SOUTH AFRICA 1901', WWI 1914 Star with '5th AUG-22nd NOV. 1914' ("Mons") plaque, War Medal and Victory Medal with Oak Leaf (Mentioned in Despatches). With service history copied from Who's Who. (8) George Somers McLoughlin Capt., was born 13 May 1867. He became Captain RAMC 29th July 1890, served in Uganda 1897-98 as Senior Medical Officer, DSO presented by Queen Victoria at Windsor in 1899 'In recognition of services during the recent operations in Uganda'. He then served in the South Africa War until 1901. Promoted to Major 29th July 1902, and to Lieutenant-Colonel 11th Sept 1912. Served in WWI from 1914 as Assistant Director of Medical Services, 3rd Division BEF, then Guards Division BEF British Armies in France, promoted to Colonel 28th Dec 1917. Mentioned in Despatches and created a CMG in 1915. (Image1)

Estimate AU$4,000

Distinguised Service Order (GVR) group of seven awarded to Major Norman Macleod, 15th Ludhiana Sikhs, Indian Army, comprising DSO, Africa General Service Medal with 'NANDI 1905-06' clasp, WWI War Medal and Victory Medal with Oak Leaf (Mentioned in Despatches), Delhi Durbar Medal (1911), Jubilee Medal (1935), and Coronation Medal (1937), mounted to board. With folio of supporting material including photocopies from London Gazette, The Times, Gordons 'British Battles and Medals', maps of Nandi environs etc. The DSO awarded for 'Distinguished Service in the field, Mesopotamia'. (7) (Image1)

Estimate AU$2,000

Military Cross (KGV) group of nine awarded to Capt H J Reeve Royal Army Medical Corps comprising MC, Queens South Africa Medal with 'NATAL' clasp, Kings South Africa Medal with 'SOUTH AFRICA 1901' & 'SOUTH AFRICA 1902' clasps,  WWI 1914 Star with '5th AUG-22nd NOV. 1914' ("Mons") plaque, War Medal, Victory Medal with Oak Leaf (Mentioned in Despatches), WWII pair, plus KGV Long Service and Good Conduct Medal (named), mounted on board. (9) Harry John Reeve, born 1st Oct 1877, Honorary Lieutenant & Quartermaster RAMC 9th May 1915, Captain 9th May 1918, Major 9 May 1930. Specialist researcher Judith Harrington service history (undated) list which states "No trace after 1930", after which no further records have been uncovered. An opportunity for further research. (Image1)

Estimate AU$2,500

Military Cross (KGV) group of four awarded to QM/Lieut J E H Anderton Royal Army Medical Corps comprising MC, WWI 1914-15 Star (impressed 'R.A.M.C.'), War Medal and Victory Medal named trio. (4)  J.E.H. Anderton served in Egypt Nov 1914 to May 1915, Gallipoli May to Oct 1915, Egypt Expeditionary Force May 1916 to Feb 1917, France and Belgium March 1917 to Nov 1918. With photocopy of Army list 1920. (Image1)

Estimate AU$1,200

Military Cross (KGV) group of six awarded to Capt T J Tilbrook Royal Army Medical Corps comprising MC, WWI 1914 Star trio, KGV General Service Medal with 'IRAQ' clasp, and KEVII Long Service and Good Conduct Medal, mounted on board. With service history details. (6) (Image1)

Estimate AU$1,200

CBE/OBE (Military) group of eleven awarded to Lieutenant Colonel A C Willmot King's African Rifles (Uganda Rifles), comprising Commander of the British Empire Type II (civilian, the medal is broken from the collar suspension ring), Order of the British Empire (military), WWI 1914-15 Star, War Medal, Victory Medal with Oak Leaf (Mentioned in Despatches, twice), 1939-45 Star, Africa Star, Defence Medal, KGV Jubilee Medal, and KGVI Coronation Medal, all mounted to card except CBE. (11) Arthur Charles Willmot, born 21 July 1881, commissioned into the 4th Battalion King's African Rifles with rank of Temporary Lieutenant, appointed OBE (Military) 3rd June 1919, twice Mentioned In Despatches while serving in the East African Campaign between 1915 and 1918, awarded CBE in 1941, and appointed Controller of Works and Transport in Eritrea 1943. (Image1)

Estimate AU$1,500

India Distinguished Service Medal group of three, KGV obv.'KAISAR-I-HIND' (1907) awarded and engraved to Nabi Ahmad Sidiki with KGV India Army Meritoriuos Service Medal obv.'KAISAR-I-HIND', plus QV India Medal (1896) with 'PUNJAB FRONTIER 1897-98' clasp. (3) (Image1)

Estimate AU$400

Miltary Medal (KGV)/ Queen's South Africa Medal group of four awarded to A Jarvis Royal Garrison Artillery all impressed '16315 BMBR: A. JARVIS R.G.A (or) R.A.' comprising Miltary Medal (MY55, uncrowned head), QSA with five clasps 'CAPE COLONY' 'ORANGE FREE STATE' 'TRANSVAAL' 'SOUTH AFRICA 1901' and 'SOUTH AFRICA 1902', plus WWI War Medal and Victory Medal. (4) (Image1)

Estimate AU$800

India General Service Medal/Queen's South Africa Medal named pair awarded to Pte T Allen 2nd Foot, or 2nd Shropshire Light Infrantry, India GSM with 'BURMA 1887-89' clasp, and QSA MY150 2nd Type with light Ghost Date with 'CAPE COLONY' 'PAARDEBURG' and 'DRIEFONTEIN' clasps. (2) (Image1)

Estimate AU$300

India General Service Medal (1854) group awarded to Major R J Owen Senior Assistant Surgeon India Medical Department comprising India GSM with 'SAMANA 1891' clasp, India Medal with 'RELIEF OF CHITRAL 1895' clasp, WWI War Medal, and KGV India General Service Medal 1909 with 'AFGHANISTAN N.W.F. 1919' clasp, with service history. (4) (Image1)

Estimate AU$500

China Second War Medal/South Africa Medal group of three awarded to 'Lieut of Ord.W. Pike, A.H.C.' comprising China War Medal (1860), South Africa with '1879' clasp, and Army Long Service And Good Conduct Medal MY 2nd Type obv. With service record and research notes. (3) William Pike embarked for Natal in Feb 1879 in command of a detachment Army Hospital Corps. Proceeded to join Newdigates Division. At Landman's Drift, taking over the equipment and stores of the Base Hospital at Ladysmith, and establishing a Field Hospital at Dundee en route. On reaching headquarters formed two movable field hospitals for infantry and cavalry, and sent a third to Conference Hill. Took part, in charge of four field hospitals, in the advance of the Division into Zululand. Was present at the battle of Ulundi where his horse was killed from under him at the commencement of the action. (Image1)

Estimate AU$800

Ashantee Medal/Egypt Medal 1882-89 group of three awarded to Pte Rogers Army Hospital Corps, Ashantee Medal engraved '2390 Pte H. Rogers, A.R.C. 1873-4', Egypt Medal (dated '1882') named, plus Khedive's Star, mounted to board. (3) (Image1)

Estimate AU$400

Ashantee Medal group of three awarded to '2102 Pte A.Stewart 42nd HIGHds 1873-4', Natal Rebbelion Medal impressed '..LIGHT INFRANTRY', and WWI War Medal impressed 'A. STEWART 2ND WRITER R.A.N.B.'. (3) (Image1)

Estimate AU$200

South Africa Medal (1879)/ Egypt Medal 1882-89 group of three awarded to Pte C Collins Army Hospital Corps comprising SAM with '1879' clasp, Egypt Medal (with '1882' date) 'TEL-EL-KEBIR' and 'SUAKIN' clasps, plus Khedive's Star (unnamed). Scarce group (3) (Image1)

Estimate AU$600

Egypt Medal 1882-89 (undated) pair awarded to Sapper J Fraser Royal Engineers engraved '19622 SAPr. J.FRASER 10th Co. R.E.' with 'SUAKIN 1885' clasp, and Khedive's Star. (2) (Image1)

Estimate AU$120

Egypt Medal 1882-89 (undated) pair awarded to Captain Thomas Thompson Army Medical Staff with 'SUAKIN 1885' clasp, and same miniature, plus (Un-named) Khedive's Star, and 1874 commission document signed by Queen Victoria. (3 plus document) (Image1)

Estimate AU$200

Egypt Medal 1882-89 (dated)/QSA/KSA group of four awarded to and engraved 'Pte A. CLAPSHAW A.H.C.' Royal Hospital Corps (or) Army Medical Corps, Queen's South Africa Medal with 'CAPE COLONY' 'ORANGE FREE STATE' and 'TRANSVAAL' clasps, King's South Africa with 'SOUTH AFRICA 1901' and 'SOUTH AFRICA 1902' clasps, plus (unnamed) Khedive's Star, the Egypt Medal with some pitting. (4) (Image1)

Estimate AU$300

East and West Africa Medal - WWI Killed In Action named group of four awarded to G W Emptage Royal Navy comprising East and West Africa Medal with 'GAMBIA 1894' clasp (whilst serving on HMS Satellite), and WWI trio, plus research documents, and 1922 Admiralty letter of condolence to widow accompanying medals. (4) (Image1)

Estimate AU$400

East and West Africa Medal group of three awarded to Lieut/Lt. Col F J French Royal Marine Artillery HMS St George with 'BRASS RIVER 1895' 'BENIN 1897' and impressed 'MWELE' (error in initials engraving 'F.H' for 'F.J') plus WWI War Medal and Victory Medal with photocopies from relevant pages of 'The Royal Marine Artillery' referencing French. (3) (Image1)

Estimate AU$400

British South Africa Company's Medal Rhodesia 1896 reverse, pair awarded to and engraved Trooper E Topham Matabeleland Relief Force, plus Queen's South Africa Medal MY150 3rd Type rev. impressed Kitchener's Fighting Scouts with 'CAPE COLONY' 'ORANGE FREE STATE' and 'TRANSVAAL' clasps, also unofficial 'K F S' monogram on QSA ribbon. (2) (Image1)

Estimate AU$300

India Medal/Queen's South Africa Medal named group of four awarded to Sgt G H Simmonds 2nd Batt. Royal Sussex Regiment, India Medal with 'PUNJAB FRONTIER 1897-98' and 'TIRAH 1897-98' clasps, QSA MY 3rd Type with 'ORANGE FREE STATE' 'TRANSVAAL' and 'SOUTH AFRICA 1902' clasps, WWI War Medal and Victory Medal, plus 1889 Army Temperance Association medal, 1897 Army Temperance Medal, and 'INDIA' (Temperance) medal, also dog tags, ribbons, two photographs, 1906 Discharge Cerfificate for "First period of engagement", and 'Soldier's Small Book'. (7 medals, plus ephemera) (Image1)

Estimate AU$400

Queen's Sudan Medal group of four awarded to Pte/S Sgt H Warsop Royal Army Medical Corps comprising QSM, WWI War Medal, KGV Long Service & Good Conduct, and Khedive's Sudan Medal (un-named). (4) (Image1)

Estimate AU$250