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1. British Afghanistan Medal 1878-1880 featuring a single “Ahmed Khel” clasp. Obverse Displays the veiled effigy of Queen Victoria facing left with the inscription “VICTORIA REGINA ET IMPERATRIX”. Issued to Master Sgt. E. Rake of the 59th Foot Regiment (Royal Artillery).
2. British South Africa Medal (1880), also referred to as “the Zulu War Medal”. Obverse Design: Features the diademed head of Queen Victoria facing left, inscribed with VICTORIA REGINA. issued to Private W. Johnson of the 2nd Battalion, 24th Regiment of Foot. (Anglo-Zulu War)
3. British India General Service Medal (1895–1902) with the “Punjab Frontier 1897–98” clasp. Obverse shows the crowned and veiled bust of Queen Victoria with the inscription Victoria Regina et Imperatrix (Queen and Empress). Issued to Gunner W. J. Walters.
4. The Queen’s South Africa Medal (QSA), awarded to British and imperial forces who served in South Africa during the Boer War. Obverse features the profile of Queen Victoria. Issued to W. Crowhurst, Chief Stocker serving on HMS Monarch, a Royal Navy battleship active during that era.
5. 1884–1886 Khedive’s Star campaign medal. five-pointed bronze star with the Sphinx and Giza pyramids on the obverse, surrounded by the inscription “EGYPT 1884-6”, and the Khedive’s crowned monogram on the reverse. Issued to W. Crowhurst for service during the Mahdist War in Egypt and the Sudan.
6. British Egypt Medal (1882–1889). for military operations during the 1882 Anglo-Egyptian War and subsequent campaigns in the Sudan between 1884 – 1889. Obverse, Queen Victoria with a diadem and veil, surrounded by the Latin inscription “VICTORIA REGINA ET IMPERATRIX” (Victoria, Queen and Empress). Reverse, Sphinx on an ornamental pedestal with the word “EGYPT” above it. Issued to w. crowhurst, naval stoker.
7. Queen’s south Africa medal. instituted by Queen Victoria to recognize British, Colonial, and civilian personnel who served during the Second Boer War (1899–1902) in South Africa. Issued to private w. cooper of the 1st Battalion, Scottish rifles or the “cameronions”. Private W. Cooper was recognized for, gallant or meritorious service during the intense operations of the Anglo-Boer War.
8. British Egypt medal 1882 – 1889 awarded for service in Egypt and the Sudan. Medals were given to personnel who served in the expedition south of Aswan to relieve General Gordon at Khartoum. Issued to Private W. Flint, 1st Battalion of the Queen’s Own Royal West Kent Regiment.
9. Queen Victoria Indian Mutiny Medal (1857–1858). issued to John Raymond of the 1st Battalion, 23rd Royal Welsh Fusiliers. “VICTORIA REGINA”.
12. Belgium Croix de Guerre 1914–1918 (World War I Cross of War) complete with its ribbon and citation devices. In 1915 these medals were to honor individual acts of bravery and heroism in combat. features two bronze palms (signifying citations at higher military command levels) and a bronze lion/cypher emblem.
13. French 1859 Italian Campaign Medal issued during the reign of Emperor Napoleon III. obverse, designed by the engraver Albert-Désiré Barre. The reverse lists the major battles of the campaign (Montebello, Palestro, Turbigo, Magenta, Marignan, Solferino).
14. 1883–1885 French Tonkin Expedition Commemorative Medal issued during the Third Republic. minted in France to honor military personnel who served in Southeast Asia and East Asia.
15. Belgian Commemorative Medal of the 1914–1918 War. Instituted by royal decree on July 21, 1919, this decoration was awarded to members of the Belgian Armed Forces and qualifying civilians who served during World War I.
16. Queen’s South Africa Medal (QSA), a British campaign medal awarded to military personnel and officials who served in the Second Boer War between 1899 and 1902. Obverse features the profile of Queen Victoria wearing a small crown and veil, surrounded by the Latin inscription “VICTORIA REGINA ET IMPERATRIX” (Victoria, Queen and Empress). Five Clasps (Bars)include: Cape Colony, Talana, Orange Free State, Relief of Ladysmith, Transvaal. Issued to private t. Thorpe, royal Dublin fusiliers.
17. great Britains First World War Victory Medal (1914–1918). an inter-allied campaign medal issued to recognize service during the First World War. Issued to: Private C.S.J. Ellery
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19. British World War I campaign medal. 1914 Star or “mons star”. medal was awarded to officers and men of the British and Indian Expeditionary Forces who served in France or Belgium between, August 5, 1914 and November 22–23, 1914 (the opening months of the war, including the Battle of Mons). Issued to Private Cassidy of the 2nd Battalion, Scottish Rifles. Also known as The Cameronians.
20. Great Britain Crimean War Medal (1854–1856). The ornate oak-leaf and acorn bar reads SEBASTOPOL, denoting service during the protracted siege of the Russian naval base. Issued to G. Kennett, serving in the 72nd Regiment of Foot, which fought as part of the Highland Brigade during the campaign.
21. Great Britain Crimea Medal (1854–1856) with a Sebastopol clasp denoting service during the lengthy siege of the Russian naval base. This silver campaign medal was awarded by Queen Victoria to British forces who served in the Crimean War. Issued to Edward Allenby of the medical staff.
22. bronze Khedive’s Star (specifically the 1884–1886 campaign issue). Authorized by Khedive Tewfik Pasha and awarded to British, Indian, and colonial troops who participated in the military operations in Egypt and the Sudan during the Mahdist War.
23. 1919 United States World War I Victory Medal with three campaign bars representing specific operations or defensive sectors that were participated in. campaign bars: St. mihel, meuse – Argonne, defensive sector
24. WWI Belgian Inter-Allied Victory Medal (1914–1918) established by royal decree in July 1919. Medals were Awarded to members of the Belgian Armed Forces and eligible allied participants for active service during World War I. no bars accompanying ribbon.
25. India General Service Medal (1854) with a Bhootan clasp. Medal was to reward officers and men of British and Indian forces for minor military campaigns. “VICTORIA REGINA” issued to m. mcnicholas of the 22nd battalion, royal artillery.
26. British Victory Medal, attached to an incorrect replacement ribbon. Obverse shows the full-length winged figure of Victory holding a palm branch in her right hand with her left arm extended, sculpted by William McMillan for the United Kingdom Victory Medal. issued to Private C. S. J. Ellery. the ribbon is for the Queen’s South Africa Medal (1899–1902) or a variant of the British War Medal.