Orders, Decorations and Medals
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- Orders, Decorations and Medals
Location: London, UK
Date & Time: Wednesday 26th July 2017 - 10:30am
Viewing Times At Spink London
Tuesday 25th April 2017 10:30am - 5:00pm
Viewing by appointment welcomed via prior arrangement
Our summer auction comprises 577 Lots of Orders, Decorations and Medals. Within the sale are three single owner collections, including Great War Yeomanry formed by Major Stu Pemberton, Awards for the Fall of France and Dunkirk 1940 formed by the late Brian Kieran and Awards for Korea to the Welch Regiment.Besides these collections, the sale offers a diverse gallantry section, together with a superb section titled 'Special Forces - Special Ops'.Our offering of Foreign Orders, Decorations and Medals is headlined by a truly stunning jewel-set breast Star of the Order of the Crown of Johore.
Truely fantastic groups! Thank you so much for doing these videos!
Great video once again, some fantastic groups as always
Классное видео! Very beautiful !!!!
Can you make a video for Imperial Iranian orders and medals?
I have a British empire best civil service award coin Nearly 96 grams 22carat gold, face side it is British monarch, the other side in local languages, ( best civil service) on the
Sides , date 1933. And name to whom it is awarded.
how much did that scarf make? surely more than 8 to 12k? :)
I have same four medals
Hi am from Uganda selling a defence medal
My grandfather is your old army officer
My grandfather is your old army officer I have same four medals I am from Pakistan please help me I am very poor
I have world war 2 British government medals n i want to sell them
My grand father is the world war 1914 the 1919 to medal ihave same four 2 medal im in pakistan
Do people actually buy medals? We sometimes think the general masses of people do not realise how most medals are awarded for. Looking passes all the cover of 'glamor' 'bling' 'prestige' Military medals have a dark and ultra violent meaning.? They do not give them out for 'good civil behaviour any how that is for sure (as far as military medals go) If these actions where done in home life they would be serious crimes. Turns out some medals end up being a burden for many recipients in one way or another. Basically think if you had done some thing some regard as terrible in humanity. Yet when people see the piece of metal they give you a pat on the back and say well done. All the time in your head thinking I am not sure you would say that if you had been there to see it and certainly not if I did what I did to you. Also there is the system where a one must go to get a 'medal' for one there must be witnesses so there must be litrally millions who deserve one but are not around to receive it. Another fact is that medals seem to be awarded at times of need say moral needs lifting or to much over kill has been going on there are thousands of reasons why a medal may or may not be awarded it just depends what is going on in general overhaul at the time. Really there is a very dark side to medals? Im sure there are thousands and thousands of people who would do anything to go back in time and change certain circumstances but they cannot and that pice of metal is a reminder of that?
So if I got awarded the George Cross for disarming 9 IEDs in a day to save lives in a civil setting, it'd be a violent crime? If I protected by my mates by jumping onto a grenade and was awarded a Conspicuous Gallantry Cross, it'd have a dark and ultra violent meaning?