WW1 Distinguished Service Order (GVR)

Gilt and enamels. Has original top bar.
The reverse central disc with the Royal cypher is loose and moves around but does not come out of the socket. Otherwise a nice clean bright example.

Original full size medal.

The case is a later made post war example and the medal fits into this well.  read more

Code: 494

WW1 Royal Flying Corps Officers Hat Badge

Officers issue in bronze with two folding prongs to the reverse.  read more

Code: 501

WW2 1939-45 Star - Unnamed

WW2 1939-45 Star - Unnamed  read more

Code: 502

WW2 1939-45 Star - Unnamed

Original full size medal.  read more

Code: 503

Rare Unnamed Australian Service Medal 1939-45

All of the issued Australian Service Medals 1939-45 are impressed, this is one of the few unnamed examples. Not name erased.

Original full size medal.  read more

Code: 507

Vietnam War Period Army Officers Rank Epaulettes

Hard boards for jungle greens. Aluminum anodized pips for Captain, Royal Australian Regiment.
Matching pair.  read more

Code: 510

Germany: WW1 Black Wound Badge

Nice example with most of the original black painted finish. Brooch pin reverse.  read more

Code: 531

British East West Africa Medal 1892 - clasp Benin 1897

Correctly impressed in large Roman capitals “168928 G. DUKES STO. 1CL., H.M.S PHOEBE”. Original full size medal.

HMS Phoebe was a Pearl-class cruiser of the Royal Navy, in service from the early 1890s until 1906.
Service history
Phoebe was built at the HMNB Devonport and launched on 1 July 1890. She served as part of the Cape and West Africa Station from 1893 until ...  read more

Code: 521

Australia WW1 Coogee Ranwick Returned Sailors & Soldiers Club Lapel Badge

Brass and enamel. Buttonhole fitting reverse, officially numbered and maker marked Amor Sydney  read more

Code: 169

1916 Munitions " On War Service" Workers Badge

This triangular shaped badge issued after conscription in 1916 by the Ministry of Munitions. It was intended solely for women engaged in urgent war work. A clue to this fact is that the previous versions of the badge intended for men have a button hole fitting on the back. The 1916 triangular badge has a pin like a brooch for women.  read more

Code: 187