Baldwin’s virtual medal show

A message from Medal Expert Mark Smith

2020, what a year! The Pandemic has put paid to all of the fairs and conventions at which we all, myself included, add those little gems to our collections.

Throughout 2020 I have tried to keep a good stock of new medals on our website and I thank you for purchasing all through the summer. It has meant that I have had to source even more medals for the winter period, and I am so glad to be able to let you see now a collection of 100 medals. Some real gems from a Waterloo MGS, Egypt, Casualty Pair, an Egypt Medal to a Chaplain, a Royal Flying Corps Pilot wounded in 1917, the most beautifully engraved Great War Military Cross awarded for Ypres in 1915, a very rare DCM to the Manchester’s for their action at Munich Trench on the Somme in 1917 and a superb collection of India General Service Medals from 1854 to 1939, some very rare medals to rare units.

I am always interested in part exchange and always looking to purchase your surplus medals. I am looking for a client for a Battle of Britain Pilot group with Log Books and a named medal, so if you have such a thing gathering dust!! Do let me know?

I hope you find something in the list that interests you and is, hopefully, a “must have” for your collection, happy hunting!

Mark

Mark Smith MA, Orders Decorations & Medals Specialist for A.H. Baldwin & Sons Ltd.

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