United Kingdom. A Lot of Seven Queen Elizabeth II Civil Service Medals & Awards

A lot of seven United Kingdom Queen Elizabeth II Civil Service Medals and awards, consisting of:

1. A Cased British Forces Germany Medal. A round medal constructed of cupal-nickel, suspended from a single-toe claw attached to the center of the award with a slotted bar, suspended from its period original mutli-colour ribbon with functional horizontal pinback assembly, the obverse depicting two military staff holding a large union jack flag, circumscribed “British Forces Germany” and “Army 1945-1989 RAF” in capital lettering, the reverse with a large laurel wreath, measuring 35.0 mm in diameter, weighing 40.74 grams, accompanied by its cardstock box of issue, with a red textured faux leather exterior, the exterior of the lid embossed “British Forces Germany Medal” in golden capital letters, the base of the box with a black foam insert for placement of the award, measuring 130 mm (w) x 45 mm, in mint condition. 

2.  A Cased United Kingdom Fire and Rescue Service Long Service and Good Conduct Medal. Instituted June 1, 1954. A round medal constructed of cupal-nickel, suspended from a single-toe claw attached to the center of the award with a slotted bar, suspended from its period original multi-coloured ribbon with functional pinback (not sewn on), the obverse with a rightward facing crowned effigy of Queen Elizabeth II, circumscribed “Elizabeth II Dei Gratia Regina F.D.” in capital lettering, the reverse with two firefighting figures holding a fire hose and circumscribed with “For Exemplary Fire Service” in capital lettering, the edge inscribed “Firefighter Steven R. King” in capital lettering, measuring 36.3 mm in diameter, weighing 35.97 grams. Accompanied by its presentation case, constructed of a metal core with a blue textured faux leather exterior, the exterior of the lid embossed “Fire Brigade Long Service and Good Conduct Medal” in silver lettering, the interior of the lid embossed “The Birmingham Mint” with a recessed medal bed along the base of the case for placement of the award, measuring 128 mm (w) x 58 mm (l), in mint condition. 

3. A Cased United Kingdom Police Long Service and Good Conduct Medal. Instituted June 14th, 1951. A round medal constructed of cupal-nickel, A round medal constructed of cupal-nickel, suspended from a single-toe claw attached to the center of the award with a slotted bar, suspended from its period original multi-coloured ribbon with functional pinback, the obverse with a rightward facing crowned effigy of Queen Elizabeth II, circumscribed “Elizabeth II Dei Gratia Regina F.D.” in capital lettering, the reverse with a figure of Justice, inscribed “For Exemplary Police Service” in capital lettering, the edge inscribed “Const. Michael J. Brinkworth” in capital lettering, measuring 36.1 mm in diameter, weighing 42.71 grams. Accompanied by its presentation case, constructed of a metal core with a blue textured faux leather exterior, the exterior of the lid embossed “Police Long Service and Good Conduct Medal” in silver lettering, the interior of the lid embossed with the Coat of Arms of the Royal Mint, with a recessed medal bed along the base of the case for placement of the award, measuring 55 mm (w) x 155 mm (l), in mint condition. 

4. A Royal Naval Patrol Service Medal. A round medal constructed of cupal-nickel, suspended from a single-toe claw attached to the center of the award with a slotted bar, suspended from its period original multi-coloured ribbon with functional pinback, the obverse with a shark circling a central Coat of Arms, circumscribed with “Royal Naval Patrol Service 1939-1945” in capital lettering, the reverse with a depiction of a sea mine in the water, circumscribed “To Sweep and Destroy” in capital letters, unmarked, measuring 36.1 mm in diameter, weighing 32.12 grams. Accompanied by its presentation case, constructed of a metal core with a blue textured faux leather exterior, the exterior of the lid embossed with a silver frame along the outside of the lid, with a recessed medal bed along the base of the case for placement of the award, measuring 58 mm (w) x 128 mm (l), in mint condition. 

5. A United Kingdom National Service Medal. A round medal constructed of cupal-nickel, suspended from a single-toe claw attached to the center of the award with a slotted bar, suspended from its period original multi-coloured ribbon with functional pinback, the obverse featuring a lion and a Britannia figure, circumscribed “National Service 1939-1960” in capital letters, the reverse centrally inscribed “For Crown and Country” within a large laurel wreath, measuring 36.0 mm in diameter, weighing 32.13 grams. Accompanied by its presentation case, constructed of a metal core with a blue textured faux leather exterior, the exterior of the lid embossed “National Service Medal” in golden capital letters, the interior of the lid embossed with a Coat of Arms in gold, with a recessed medal bed along the base of the case for placement of the award, measuring 58 mm (w) x 128 mm (l), in mint condition. 

6. A United Kingdom Battle for Britain Commemorative Medal. A round medal constructed of cupal-nickel, suspended from a single-toe claw attached to the center of the award with a slotted bar, suspended from its period original multi-coloured ribbon with functional pinback, the obverse with an English rose, a Scottish thistle, and the Welf daffodil centrally, circumscribed “Battle for Britain 1939-1945” in capital letters, the reverse with the famous view of St. Paul’s Cathedral during the London blitz, measuring 36.7 mm in diameter, weighing 30.56 grams. Accompanied by its presentation case, constructed of a metal core with a blue textured faux leather exterior, the exterior of the lid embossed “World War II British Commemorative Medal for Americans” in golden capital letters, the interior lined, with a recessed medal bed for placement of the award and its miniature ribbon bar, measuring 118 mm (w) x 118 mm (l), in mint condition. 

7. A United Kingdom Civil Defence Long Service Medal. An oval medal constructed of cupal-nickel, suspended from a single-toe claw attached to the center of the award with a slotted bar, suspended from its period original multi-coloured ribbon with functional pinback, the obverse with a rightward-facing crowned effigy of Queen Elizabeth II, circumscribed “Elizabeth II Dei Gratia Regina Fid Def'' in capital lettering, the reverse depicting three shields, each bearing the initials of one of the three main services: CD, AFS, and NHSR with oak branches in the background, unmarked, measuring 31.9 mm (w) x 38.1 mm (l), weighing 31.46 grams. Accompanied by its presentation case, constructed of a metal core with a blue textured faux leather exterior, the exterior of the lid embossed “Civil Defence Long Service Medal” in capital letters, the interior of the lid embossed with the Coat of Arms of the Royal Mint, with a recessed medal bed for placement of the award, measuring 58 mm (w) x 128 mm (l), in near mint condition.