British Medals & Militaria

January 2022 Highlights 

Welcome to our British Medals & Militaria Highlights for January 2022

Our first Highlight is a scarce Tibet medal & QSA medal grouping. The Tibet Medal with sought after ‘Gyantse’ Bar. The group never before in a collection, and consigned to us from the family.  A signed letter of provenance forms a part of the sale.

The second Highlight is a medal grouping for a member of the Royal Flying Corps. The boxed pair of medals both impressed ‘RFC’. An excellent RFC grouping to include documents and photographs.

Lastly, we offer a British Military Eterna so-called ‘Dirty Dozen’ wrist watch. Of the twelve watch makes that form the ‘Dirty Dozen’, the Eterna is considered the second rarest after the Grana. This example survives in splendid condition and has recently been serviced.

Lastly, do take a moment to check out our Take A Pop category. Here you will find heavily discounted end-of-consignments. Your chance to find a bargain without compromising quality.

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 Medal & Militaria Highlights are up-dated  around the first day of every month.

The medals and militaria which feature in our Highlights are based on customer feed-back. Please let us know your  favourite piece (or two), and we'll consider your choices in our next Highlight Review.