Free First Look, No Obligation
War Medals & Militaria
Medals, badges, documents, uniforms, and military collections are handled respectfully and considered for their history, attribution, condition, and demand.
- Family-run with 15+ years experience
- Based in Crumlin, Northern Ireland
- Assessment and reply within 24 hours
- No obligation and free returns
Typical Items
- WW1 and WW2 campaign medals and groups
- Service, gallantry, and long-service medals
- Cap badges, insignia, patches, and buttons
- Military documents, photographs, maps, and paperwork
- Uniforms, headgear, field equipment, and named effects
- Trench art and regimental items
- Mixed military collections and family groups
Please contact us before sending blades, weapons, ammunition-related objects, or anything you think may be regulated or unsafe to post.
What Affects Value
Attribution can make a major difference. A name, service number, regiment, group of related medals, or original paperwork can connect an object to a person and history. Rarity, condition, completeness, and current collector demand also matter.
Keep related medals, ribbons, documents, photographs, and boxes together. Even a small handwritten note about who owned them can be useful.
Photos That Help
- The front and back of every medal
- Rims, naming, engraving, and hallmarks
- Ribbons, clasps, boxes, and accompanying badges
- Documents and photographs photographed flat
- One overview showing how the group belongs together
Do not polish medals or replace ribbons before asking. Original condition and family provenance can be important.
