
We are proud to present an exceptional and extensive militaria auction featuring nearly 1,000 lots spanning more than two centuries of military history, with a particularly strong emphasis on Canadian material. Highlights include important War of 1812, Fenian Raid and 1885 North-West Campaign medals, together with an extensive offering of Canadian and British First and Second World War medals and groups, gallantry awards, Memorial Crosses and numerous well-researched named groupings. The auction also features a substantial selection of Canadian, British and international badges and insignia, German militaria, uniforms and headgear, swords, bayonets and edged weapons, flags, military ephemera, sculptures and other historically significant artifacts. Of particular interest are numerous Military Medals awarded for bravery, aviation and RCAF groupings, early Canadian campaign medals, family groups and historically significant named pieces. Good luck!
#1
Military General Service Medal (MGSM) w/Fort Detroit clasp to ''DAVID WHITE, 1ST ESSEX MIL''. Awarded to surviving veterans of the War of 1812 to commemorate the dramatic capture of Fort Detroit on August 16, 1812.

Current Bid: $650
#2
Military General Service Medal (MGSM) w/Fort Detroit clasp to ''W. WRIGHT DN. MILITIA''. Awarded to surviving veterans of the War of 1812 to commemorate the dramatic capture of Fort Detroit on August 16, 1812. Members of the Detroit and Niagara Militia were entitled to this mention and research does show a W. Wright as being a recipient however the medal does show some wear and markings on the rim that could possibly indicate it was re-engraved. Review Carefully.

Current Bid: $100
#3
Canadian General Service Medal 1866–70 w/Fenian Raid 1866 clasp, named to “Ens. A. Deland 21st Bn.” Attractive early Canadian campaign medal to an Ensign of the 21st Battalion, awarded for service during the Fenian Raids.

Current Bid: $50
#4
Canadian General Service Medal 1866-70 w/Fenian Raid 1870 clast to ''PTE. J. SAMSON. 17th BN.'' The 17th Battalion of Infantry (Canadian Militia) was headquartered in Lévis, Quebec, and recruited primarily from the Lévis area.

Current Bid: $190
#5
Canada 1885 Northwest Medal to ''CAP. AUG. THORN 9e BAT. V.Q.''. Awarded to Corporal Augustin Thorn, 9th Battalion, Voltigeurs de Québec, for service during the North-West Rebellion of 1885.

Current Bid: $130
#6
Canada 1885 Northwest Medal to ''PTE J. CULP 10th R.G.'' he was a member of the Royal Grenadiers-granades (R.G.) and awarded the Saskatchewan clasp. Should be noted that our research of Pte. J. Culp, 10th R.G. cannot confirm him from the published regimental rolls. There are references to J. Culp, but with no first name it is difficult to associate them. The medals were officially issued unnamed, and many members of the 10th Royal Grenadiers had their medals privately impressed or engraved in matching regimental styles. Bid accordingly.

Current Bid: $100
#7
Canada 1885 Northwest Medal to ``Andrew Gillies, 90th Batt``. Received it as part of the 90th Winnipeg Rifles Battalion. Lightly damaged example w/no ribbon. See Pic.

Current Bid: $30
#8
Militaria Medals; British/Canadian Grouping of 7 medals includes Queens South Africa Medal w/Cape Colony Clasp, Kings South Africa Medal w/SA 1902, SA1901 Clasps to '' 5066 PTE. W. COLES. SOMERSET: LT INFY'', 1914-15 Star, 1914-18 Britsh War & Victory Medals to ''13380 SJT. W. COLES. 5/CAN-INF'', GVI Canada Efficiency Service Medal to ''SGT. W. COLES. LORNE SCOTS'' w/clasp & For Long Service in the Colonial Auxiliary Forces to ''C.S.M. W. COLES. THE HALTON RIFLES''. A quite fascinating assembly of medals. Coles was British Born but had a long and prominent veteran/military career with both the British and Canadian Services. Review carefully. Research indicates a strong correlation suggesting that this grouping does indeed belong to the same individual. However, as documentation from this period is not always readily accessible, further investigation is recommended to conclusively confirm the attribution.

Current Bid: $200
#9
WW1 Canadian CEF Victoria County's Welcome To Returned Soldiers Medal to ''SGT. A. SPROULE 20TH BN.''. Should be noted that he was a recipient of a Military For Bravery in the Field Medal. Wounded in Action.

Current Bid: $0
#10
Canadian/British Single 1914-18 British War Medal to ''A. MAJOR H.C. ALLISON''. Should be noted that Captain H. C. Allison, M.C., Canadian Army Medical Corps, was a recipient of the Military Cross (M.C.) for distinguished service during the First World War.

Current Bid: $0