An example of the Ist Issue, IND.IMP. which ran from 1937 to 1948. Not only MINT, but in Silver.

This is the Miniature of a Medal Year Book No.315

This is the Miniature of the GVIR Variant (IND IMP) of Medal Year Book No.55

Refer to The Medal Year Book Number 313. A Nice example of this Silver Medal.

This medal came out in 1902 when things were very busy for British Troops in Africa. "Quartermaster's Comment":- This medal remained in use for 54 years!!!! It is the longest running British Service Medal, yet the last and only one for EIIR was for KENYA and the Mau-Mau problems there.

A good example of this 'dress' miniature. "Quartermaster's Comment":- A new length of ribbon will be provided for mounting.

This is the version with the 'Tudor Crown' which was issued between 1954 and 1980. "Quartermaster's Comment":- It is the DEI GRATIA REGINA F.D. Version. We are told that the idea was that only 150 of these medals were to issued in any one year. It was highly prized in the British Colonial Police Service. You had to be a pretty clean and tidy policeman to get it!!!!

This is the Type 'B' version with INDIAE IMP: "Quartermaster's Comment":- See Medal Year Book No. 61 for full details on this medal.

This medal comes with a brooch fitting. "Quartermaster's Comment":- Some 90 000 of the Full Size Medals were issued for the Coronatioin of King George the VI on the 12th of May 1937.

Refer to the Medal Year Book No. 274 for this Long Service Medal which came out in 1934.

A Tidy Silver Miniature Coronation Medal for the man who did not realise that he would be king!!!

A nice MINT Miniature of the South African Police Cross in GOLD for Bravery.

Here we have a MINT examlple of this Miniature Medal as was issued to the South African Police for Acts of Bravery.

The Medal Year Book has a feast of information on this Medal. "Quartermaster's Comment":- A good starting point if you need one of these. Clasps could be added.

Someone who collects Miniatures will enjoy this one. It said 'scarce' on the packet and I could not find it in the Medal Year Book!!!??? "Quartermaster's Comment":- One wonders what G. BATES got up to in APRIL of 1964?