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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The Great War Neuve Chapelle Casualty 1914 Star Trio to Private William Carnegie
Queen’s South Africa Medal, 3rd type, four clasps, awarded to Driver Harry Clark
The 1914 Star Trio Long Service Group of 4 to Saddler Corporal, later Acting Serjeant, Henry W Mills
A 1914-15 Star Trio to Stoker1st Class Samuel William Davies
The 1914 Star Croix de Guerre group of 4 to Driver Frank Pippet
A Great War, Long and Meritorious Service Group of 11 to Captain JW Runciman Durham
Afghanistan Medal to Sgt G Luner
IGSM 1908-35 – North West Frontier 1930-31 to L H Constable Mukhtiar Ali Police Department
Egypt Medal 1882-89, dated Reverse, two clasps to Private B. Hughes
Afghanistan Medal 1878-1880 to Gunner H T Sylvester
Indian Mutiny 1857-58 to Assistant Surgeon Samuel G Johnson
