Missing Medals

I am searching for the missing First World War Medals of my great uncle, Vincent Ambrose BOWMAN who was born near Bodalla but enlisted into the AIF (Australian Imperial Force) at Enoggera in Queensland. Hence his allocation to the 9th Battalion. According to the First World War Embarkation Roll, he boarded HMAT Ayrshire (A33) at Port Sydney and departed Australia on 1 September, 1915. He was awarded the 1914-1915 Star (number 43), British War Medal (number 6001) and Victory medal (number 5930). Interestingly Vincent BOWMAN was once charged and awarded 72 hours Field Punishment for the offence of wilfully damaging army property; when he removed the lining from a Brodie pattern helmet and used it as a wash basin. Any assistance in helping my family to recover these lost war service medals would be appreciated. We would very much like to commemorate his service for the Centenary of the First World War. I have recently found his grave. He is burried with his wife Muriel. They are in a unmarked grave in the Anzac section of the Lutwych cemetry. Another reason to find his medals & recognise his service.

my grandfathers medals have been missing for a few years. he had the 1939/45 star, the Dunkirk medal, Italy star, Africa star, the defence medal 1939/45 and others which I don't know

Naval GSM 1915-62[E11R]-clasp-Brunei; Campaign Service Medal 1962-clasp-Borneo.R.M.20971 A.Slade MNE.RM.on both Medals . Sold in Auction at Hotel Intercontinental Sidney Australia Sale 93 13-16 April 2010 by Noble Numismatics .could the buyer please get in contact with me please to find out where they are thank you Alan Slade RM 20971

I am searching for my Grandad's missing war medals, that of Private S. WEBBER who served with the Hampshire Regiment. His service number was 55198. I have traced his medals so far as being sold in a militaria auction by Lawrence Auctioneers of Crewkerne, Somerset, UK during May 2012. However the whereabouts now are unknown. Any assistance in helping me to recover these missing war service medals for my family would be greatly appreciated. Especially now that the centenary of the First World War is upon us.

I am searching for the missing First World War medal (British War Medal) of Private J. BELL who served with the Canadian Forestry Corps. Any information regarding the whereabouts of this missing war medal would be greatly appreciated.

I am searching for the missing war service medals of two ancestors, E.D. SEEKINGS and P.C. SEEKINGS. Both sets of full sized medals are missing and my family believes that the medals of P.C. Seekings were sold on DNW during 2000 in the UK. Any assistance in helping us to recover these lost medals would be greatly appreciated.

Several medals were stolen years ago including DFC.

Looking for my Great Grandad's Royal Marine Artillery World War One Trio (1914-1915 Star, British War Medal and Victory Medal) plus his Good Conduct Medals. Happy to purchase. We know these were in the family at some point but understood to have been sold. His name was Alfred James GODDARD and his medals will be impressed with his service number 8979 with the initials RMA (which of course, stand for Royal Marine Artillery). Any assistance in helping us to remover these missing war medals would be much appreciated, especially so that my family can commemorate the centenary of the First World War.

I am searching for the missing war service medals of two ancestors, E.D. SEEKINGS and P.C. SEEKINGS. Both sets of full sized medals are missing and my family believes that the medals of P.C. Seekings were sold on DNW during 2000 in the UK. Any assistance in helping us to recover these lost medals would be greatly appreciated.

I am searching for the missing Australian Service medals awarded to A.P. CLARKE in 2010. This medal set consists of the Australian Active Service Medal, Afghanistan Medal and the Australian Defence Medal. My family has no idea as to where these medals may have been misplaced and we fear that they have been lost whilst moving house. Any assistance in helping me to recover these missing medals which are of deep sentimental value would be appreciated.