The Afghanistan Medal (1878-80), Second Anglo-Afghan War, without clasp, awarded to Private Isack 4th Regiment. 34.13g. The obverse shows a veiled effigy of Queen Victoria, facing left, with VICTORIA REGINA ET IMPERATRIX around the edge. The reverse shows marching and mounted soldiers with arms with an elephant carrying a cannon. In the upper-left of the medal around the edges is AFGHANISTAN and on the bottom in a straight line is 1878-79-80. View Lot

The India General Service Medal (1854), 'N E Frontier 1891' clasp, awarded to 3460 Sepoy Shekh Boojawan. 41.45g. The obverse shows Queen Victoria's bust by William Wyon with legend VICTORIA REGINA. The reverse shows Goddess of Victory 'Nike' crowning seated soldier in Classical garb with a wreath. View Lot

The Queen's South Africa Medal, Boer War, four 'state' clasps: 1. 'Cape Colony' (11 Oct 1899 – 31 May 1902) 2. 'Orange Free State' (28 Feb 1899 – 31 May 1902); 3. 'South Africa 1901' (1 Jan-31 Dec 1901) 4.'South Africa 1902' (1 Jan 1902-31 May 1902). 49.44g. The obverse shows a crowned and veiled effigy of Queen Victoria, facing left, with the legend VICTORIA REGINA ET IMPERATRIX. The reverse has Britannia depicted holding the Union Flag in her left hand and a laurel wreath in her right hand. In the right background are troops marching to the coast and in the left background are two men-of-war. Around the top are the words SOUTH AFRICA. View Lot

The Queen's Sudan Medal (1899), Re-conquest of Sudan, no clasp. 34.32g. The obverse has the legend VICTORIA REGINA ET IMPERATRIX and the crowned effigy of Queen Victoria. On the reverse a plinth inscribed SUDAN supported by Nile lilies where Victoria sits holding a laurel wreath and a palm branch and behind her are the British and Egyptian flags. Awarded to 3802 Sepoy Atar Singh 26/PUN:INE. View Lot

The India General Service Medal (1909), 49.04g. King Edward VII obverse, two clasps: 1. 'North West Frontier 1908' 2. 'Abor 1911-12'. The obverse has profile bust of Edward VII to left, with legend EDWARDUS VII KAISER-I-HIND. The reverse has a fortress with INDIA beneath, Awarded to 245 Naik Ali Khan 8th Mull corp. View Lot

The General Service Medal (1918), 'S. Persia' clasp, awarded to 3725 Sepoy Sankarappa Naicker. 41.85g. The obverse shows the bare effigy of George V. The reverse bears the standing winged figure of Victory in a Corinthian helmet and carrying a trident, bestowing a wreath on the emblems of the Army (the sword) and the Royal Air Force (the wings). View Lot

The Victory Medal (UK), no clasp, 28.62g. The obverse in the British Empire medal shows the winged, full-length, full-front, figure of 'Victory' with her left arm extended and holding a palm branch in her right hand. The reverse has the words 'THE GREAT / WAR FOR / CIVILISATION / 1914-1919' in four lines, all surrounded by a laurel wreath, Awarded to 1930 M.S-Andanasany. wks. Dte. View Lot

Two Campaign medals of World War II – (A). 'The 1939-45 Star', Copper-Zinc alloy, no clasp. The obverse has a central design of the Royal Cypher, surmounted by a crown. The cypher is surrounded by a circlet containing the words 'The 1939–1945 Star'. The reverse is plain. (B). 'The Burma Star', awarded for Pacific Campaigns of 1941-1945, Copper-Zinc alloy, no clasp. The obverse has a central design of the Royal Cypher of King George VI, surmounted by a crown. The cypher is surrounded by a circlet containing the words 'The Burma Star'. The reverse is plain. (2 Medals) View Lot

A group of miniature Campaign Medals in Silver – includes the British War Medal (1914-1918), the India General Service Medal (1936), the Defence Medal (1939-1945), the War Medal (1939-1945), the India Service Medal (1939-1945), the General Service Medal (1947) and the Sainya Sewa Medal (post-1947). (7 Medals) View Lot

Grant Medical College (Bombay) – McLennan Medal in Silver, engraved by B. Wyon, Puddester 855.1. 49.71g Obv: head of John McLennan left, signed B. WYON SC. 'JOHN McLENNAN' above, 1855 below. Rev: depiction of Grant Medical College, in border PRIZE MEDAL, below GRANT MEDICAL COLLEGE, singed B. WYON. Awarded to Rahatullah Khan, MBBS (engraved on edge). View Lot

Roorkee North-Western Provinces Agricultural Exhibition, 1864, Silver Medal by W. Wyon, Calcutta mint, Puddester 864.8 (obverse Type B). 43.06g. Obv: coroneted head of Queen Victoria signed W. WYON R.A. on truncation, legend VICTORIA D. G. BRIT. REG. FID. DEI. around. Rev: within a laurel wreath, ROORKEE / N.W.P. / AGRICULTURAL / EXHIBITION / 1864, dent on edge. View Lot

Army Rifle Association India, Silver Medal by J. Pinches of London, Puddester (1987) 960.9, 25.55g. Obv: lioness on pedestal, facing left, legend N.I.R.A. 1863-86 below. Rev: within wreath, a central rectangle with B.P.R.A. 1887-1921. Above ARMY RIFLE, below ASSOCIATION / INDIA. View Lot

Alexandra Native Girls English Institution Bombay, Bhownaggree Memorial Medal in Bronze, Bombay Mint, Puddester 888.5.2. 28.55g. Obv: bust of Ave Bhownaggree, right. Around border AVE BHOWNAGGREE 1869 MEMORIAL MEDAL 1888 Rev: laurel wreath without inscription. View Lot

Governor of Bengal, Presentation Medal, Type-I, Silver, 91.93g, Calcutta Mint, Puddester 944.5.1 (listed as RRR). Obv: arms of the governor, around border GOVERNOR-OF-BENGAL Rev: a floral spray at bottom, and inscription AWARDED TO followed by name of recipient (Mrs. R. Burrington), FOR / LOYAL SERVICE 1943. View Lot

Viceroy Linlithgow's Presentation Medal, Silver, 60.170g, Calcutta Mint, Puddester 936.5 (listed as RRR) Obv: coat-of-arms of Marquess Linlithgow, Viceroy of India (1936-1944) Rev: at the top, breast badge of the Star of India order. Below PRESENTED BY / HIS EXCELLENCY / THE MARQUESS OF / LINLITHGOW / VICEROY OF INDIA / TO followed by the name of recipient on a scroll (K. Girdhar Singh of Bharatpur), flanked on both sides by palm trees and a floral scroll at the bottom. View Lot

Gulmarg Golf Club, undated copper medal (unsigned), Puddester (1987) 948.11, 21.60g. Obv: Uniformed and turbaned bust of Maharaja Partab Singh of Kashmir (1885-1925), legend GULMARG GOLF CLUB above. Rev: scene of Gulmarg Golf course with space below for recipient's name. View Lot

Empress of India' Medal, 1877 (also known as KIH or 'Kaisar-i-Hind' medal) in Silver, 98.70g with suspender and ribbon intact. Obv: Queen Victoria, bust, wearing small crown and veiled. Obverse text: "VICTORIA 1ST JANUARY 1877". Rev: border, decorative half-diaper type pattern, 4 mm wide, around the edge of the medal enclosing the text which is in Persian, English and Hindi. Reverse text: "EMPRESS OF INDIA" (the same also in Persian Kaisar-i-Hind above and Hindi Hind ka Kaisar below). Suspender: straight bar (with central curvature). Ribbon colours: purple & yellow. Ribbon pattern: yellow/purple/yellow, with original mint cover. View Lot

The Most Eminent Order of the Indian Empire, Companion's neck badge, later type (no letters on petals), Gold and enamel, with blue ribbon, 28.62g. The design is composed of five rose petals separated by green barbs and topped with a crown. In centre, crowned bust of Queen Victoria with Latin legend IMPERATRICIS AUSPICIS. View Lot

The Most Eminent Order of the Indian Empire, Companion's neck badge in miniature, later type (no letters on petals), Gold and enamel, with blue ribbon, 3.65g. The design is composed of five rose petals separated by green barbs and topped with a crown. In centre, crowned bust of Queen Victoria with Latin legend IMPERATRICIS AUSPICIS. View Lot

The Most Exalted Order of the Star of India, Companion's neck badge in miniature, Gold and enamel, 6.64g. The design is composed of a hand-cut Onyx cameo of crowned young bust of Queen Victoria, set in oval enamelled frame with the motto HEAVEN'S LIGHT OUR GUIDE around, surmounted at suspension with a silver five-pointed star. View Lot

Order of British India, First Class, Type 1, neck badge, Gold and enamel, 31.01g. In centre, an enamelled medallion design composed of lion on light blue background, legend ORDER OF BRITISH INDIA around on dark blue background. The medallion is enclosed in a laurel wreath which is set in an eight-pointed star-burst. View Lot

Order of British India, First Class Type 2, neck badge, Gold and enamel, 37. 50g. In centre, an enamelled medallion design composed of lion on sky blue background, legend ORDER OF BRITISH INDIA around on sky blue background. The medallion is enclosed in a laurel wreath which is set in an eight-pointed star-burst. View Lot

Order of British India, Second Class, neck badge, Gold and enamel, 27.86g. In centre, an enamelled medallion design composed of lion on black background, legend ORDER OF BRITISH INDIA around on black background. The medallion is enclosed in a laurel wreath which is set in a star-burst. View Lot

Kaiser-i-Hind' Medal for Public Service, 1st Class (gold), 54.20g., enclosed in 'H.M. Mint, Calcutta' original box. Obv: Royal Cypher of George V, wreath around and imperial crown above. Rev: in oval frame, inscription FOR PUBLIC SERVICE IN INDIA; in the centre a floral scroll with a sash, with KAISER-I-HIND inscribed on it. View Lot

Title badges-(A). 'Rai Sahib' awarded to Babu Surendra Nath Sil on 2 June 1923, Silver, 42.12g and (B). 'Rai Bahadur' awarded to Rai Sahib Surendra Nath Sil on 1 Januray 1932, Silver, 41.80 gm. Both medals have a profile bust of George V in centre surrounded by a multi-rayed star and surmounted by the imperial crown. The titles are engraved around the bust. 'Rai Sahib' badge retains the blue enamel while 'Rai Bahadur' is without it. (2 Badges) View Lot