Campaign Groups and Pairs, what does this mean? Campaign medals are awarded for military actions and have been awarded since the first recognised campaign medal warded to those men who fought at the Battle of Waterloo. Soldiers, Sailors and indeed since the Great War (1914-1918) Airmen and indeed Airwomen have participated in not one action but in some cases many. A man may have been present in 1854 in the Charge of the Light Brigade at Balaklava, his Crimea Medal would be a prized single campaign medal but if he also went on to serve in India during the Indian Mutiny his Mutiny Medal would add greatly to the interest of the group, and, also the value.
The collection of Campaign Groups and Pairs therefore allows the collector to build a much bigger, and more interesting story, of one man or woman’s military career. Buy online with UK and worldwide delivery available or contact our expert team to arrange a viewing or ask any questions.
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A Great War Royal Dublin Fusiliers Casualty pair awarded to Private Alfred Ernest Teese
A Great War Pair awarded to Private Walter Lloyd
A Family Group to Two Brothers – Frederick and George Skelton
The Rare Sudan Pair awarded to Private George Marshall
A Most Complete Grouping for The Great War Mercantile Marine Pair to Henry Lees of Grimsby
A Great War and North West Frontier Pair awarded to Private James Wilfred Whithear
A Great War Casualty Pair to the 2nd/3rd County of London Yeomanry (Sharpshooters) to Private Sidney J. Thorne
The Battle of Passchendaele, Hill 37 Attack, Casualty Pair awarded to Captain William Younger Criag
The Interesting Group of 7 to Marine/Sergeant John Allen Loudwell
1914-15 Trio to Able Seaman Horace Henry Pasterfield, H.M.S. Antrim
Queen’s South Africa Medal, 3rd type, four clasps, awarded to Driver Harry Clark
