Dealing in Medals, Orders & Decorations of the World since 1979

An exceptional Iraq War Military Cross group to the Irish Guards, one of only 3 for the war, to Guardsman A.L. Branchflower, Who aged only 19 faced down an enemy soldier about to blow up his section when he shot him.

Order of the Bath, Military, Companion’s Chapel Stall Plate, General Robert Douglas, C.B., Royal Artillery, recipient of a spectacular Peninsular Army Gold Cross, for Salamanca, Vittoria, Pyrenees and Nivelle.

Sudan Medal, QSA, 4 bars, KSA, 2 bars, Khedive’s Sudan, 4362 Pte H. Small, 1st Northumberland Fusiliers. Severely Wounded at Lichtenberg on 3rd March 1901. Later Killed at Ypres in 1915.

D.C.M. EVII, Q,S,A. and K.S.A. Pair, 5471 Private Martin Moran, Loyal North Lancashire Regiment, Local man from Ormskirk, Lancs, with a personal account of the early battles written home in a letter.

Distinguished Conduct Medal, GV, British War and Victory Medal, Army LS and GC, Special Constabulary, C. Sgt A. Kerry, Royal Fusiliers, wounded and decorated for “The most savage battle in the history of African conflict”