Missing Medals

I am looking for the World War 1 medals for 136 Sapper Alfred TAYLOR. His real name was Alfred Tyley. However his war record remained under the name of Taylor. Service Number: 136 Rank: Sapper Roll title: 1 FCE [Field Company Engineers] (October 1914) Conflict: First World War, 1914-1918 Date of embarkation: 18 October 1914 Place of embarkation: Sydney Ship embarked on: HMAT Afric A19. Alfred TAYLOR was my Great uncle and I am his closest living descendant. Fingers crossed.

My family is searching for the First World War medals of Charles LAWIE who served with the 25th Battalion AIF. The medals have been missing since approximately late 1960's early 1970's. Charles LAWIE was allocated the Service Number: 153, Rank: Private Roll title: 25 Infantry Battalion (June 1915) Conflict: First World War, 1914-1918 Date of embarkation: 29 June 1915 Place of embarkation: Brisbane Ship embarked on: HMAT Aeneas A60.

I am searching for the First World War medals awarded to Edward Thomas JONES. The medals consist of the 1914-1915 Star no. 5267, British War Medal issued 4/7 No.6969 and the Victory Medal issued 4/7 No.6906. According to the First World War Embarkation Roll, Edward Thomas JONES was allocated the Service Number: 1442. His rank was: Private Roll title: 11 LHR [Light Horse Regiment] - 1 to 7 Reinforcements (June-November 1915) Conflict: First World War, 1914-1918 Date of embarkation: 18 November 1915 Place of embarkation: Adelaide Ship embarked on: HMAT Geelong A2

I am searching for the missing First World War medal trio (1914-1915 Star, British War Medal and Victory Medal) awarded to Thomas GRANTHAM who served with the 8th Northumberland Fusiliers during the Great War.

I am searching for the missing First World War medals awarded to Thomas WELCH. The missing medals consist of the Queen's South Africa Medal with clasps:- Orange Free State, Transvaal and Cape Colony. Also the King's South Africa Medal with South Africa clasp 1901 + Clasp 1902 awarded to Thomas WELCH who served with the Army Service Corps. Any assistance in helping my family to recover these missing medals would be greatly appreciated.

My grandad's medals entered the public arena by accident during the 1970s. His name was Herbert George JONES. Much research has revealed that the World War 1 & World War 2 medals changed hands in March 2010 at an auction at DNW and that his CBE changed hands at DNW auctions in September 2007. We are anxious to trace these collectors so that we can make you an offer so that we can return these to our family's care again.

I am searching for the missing British War Medal of William Patrick PERRIN who served with the Canadian Expeditionary Force during the Great War. I have his Victory medal and I wish to reunite this medal set. I don't know if a relative of William Patrick PERRIN has the British War Medal in their possession. Or whether the missing medal was lost or sold? Any information would be greatly appreciated.

I am searching for the Vietnam Pair issued to me in 1970. My Service number was 311578 and my name, P.R. SAXTON will be impressed on the medals. I served with 3 SAS Squadron in South Vietnam 1969/1970. As assistance to have these medals returned to me would be greatly appreciated.

I believe the medals awarded to Sidney John COOMBS were the First World War 1914-1915 Star, British War Medal and Victory Medal. These medals have been lost by the family. It would be amazing if the family could get them back. Sidney John COOMBS was from Bridport in Dorset and served with 1/1st Northumberland Horse Cavalry, he was a shoeing smith.

I am looking for my grandfathers Distinguished Service Medal from World War 2, his name being Thomas Charles GORDON. He served aboard Her Majesty's Motor Torpedo Boat 35. His rank at the time of the award was Acting Chief Motor Mechanic and the award is mentioned in the Supplement to the London Gazette on 21 October, 1941. Any help to locate it would be greatly appreciated. It was auctioned off in 16th October 1996 through Dix Noonan Webb auctions - lot 696. I have found this through research but their records don't go that far back