Missing Medals

Medals issued to Warrant Officer William Frank REDDING are wanted by my family. He joined the Royal Australian Air Force on the 22nd of June, 1941 and discharged on the 07th of November, 1945. The medals have a strong sentimental value to my family and we would appreciate their return...........**NOTE FROM THE ADMINISTRATOR** THIS MEDAL HAS NOW BEEN FOUND BY THE FAMILY AND IS NO LONGER MISSING - THANKYOU

I am searching for the medals of Private Alfred HAMMOND of the 4th Pioneer Battalion, A.I.F. The First World War Embarkation Roll has him leaving Melbourne with the 13th Infantry Battalion on the 22nd of December, 1914 aboard HMAT Ulysses. My family does not know what happened to these medals but they have been missing for some time.

I wish to make contact with the family of Able Seaman James Sanderson PRATT of the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve. A member of the Howe Battalion, Royal Naval Division - he died of wounds on the 28th of October, 1917 at Passchendaele. The son of Andrew Dryden Pratt from Amble, Northumberland - he also served on Gallipoli with the Collingwood Battalion during the battle of Krithia. Any information as to the whereabouts of these war medals is also sought. (P36)

NEALE MEDALS/ NEALE PLAQUES WANTED BY FAMILY NAME COLLECTOR. WANTED: Any Original single medals, pairs, Trio's or Medal groups to the NEALE family name. Also any Original Death Plaques, Memorial Scrolls or Memorial Crosses to the NEALE family. These can be from any service, any period, any action, any country and can include Civil Awards and Lodge/Masonic Medals. Any Interested in any Original Service Paperwork or Photographs contected or information with the Neale family. CAN YOU HELP? Regards, C. Neale.

I am searching for the war medals of Private Daniel George SMITH of the 33rd Infantry Battalion, A.I.F. The First World War Embarkation Role has him leaving Sydney on the 4th of May, 1916 aboard HMAT Marathon. Daniel died in the 1960's and that is when the medals disappeared. To my family's knowledge, the were not thrown out. If anybody has any knowledge of the whereabouts of these medals, we would appreciate your assistance in their return.

I am wishing to make contact with the family of Private P. GILL of the 1/5 South Lancashire Regiment R-TF. Information suggests that this man became a Prisoner of War. Any information as to the whereabouts of his other war medals is also sought. (P15)

Private Herbert Norman LUHRS of the 4th Australian Motor Transport Company. Was also assigned to the Army Service Corps. The First World War Embarkation Role has him leaving Melbourne on the 23rd of July, 1918 aboard HMAT Marathon. The British War Medal was his only medal entitlement. He did not see active service due to the war finishing prior to his arrival in France.

Surname-GOLLEDGE Given Names-Halford Williams Regimental Number-368 Rank Private Unit Name-NSW Army Medical Corps State-NSW 2nd Contingent born 1880 Parramatta NSW clerk Queen's South Africa Medal & 5 clasps (Jbg. DH CC OFS) King's South Africa Medal(SA01) I represent the only family interested in this mans history. He is my great grandfather. My grandmother has in her possesion his Queen's South Africa Medal and his 1902 Coronation Medal. Would Really Appreciate having the medals united.

I am searching for the First World War medals of Lancelot Oswald Spirling COAD. His Service Number 2901 (South Aust.) 32nd Battalion 5th Division AIF. Medals seperate, there may be another medal too. I would like to purchase these medals if anybody has them for sale, as they are of sentimental value to my family.

Wanting to buy - ANY military medal or medals named to the surname MONKHOUSE. WW1, WW2, modern, Victorian - any conflict.