United Kingdom. A Lot of Four Imperial Service Medals.

This lot includes:

1)A George V 1920-30 Imperial Service Medal: In silver, 33 mm in diameter, inscribed JESSE OLDFIELD, original ribbon, extremely fine. In a hard-shelled case, red satin lined on the inside lid, red velvet medal bed, extremely fine condition.

2)A George V, crowned head 1931-37: In silver, 33 mm in diameter, original ribbon, edge inscribed MARY GILES, light contact, extremely fine. In a hard-shelled case, red satin lined on the inside lid, red velvet medal bed, extremely fine condition.

3) A George VI, 1949-53 Imperial Service Medal: In silver, 33 mm in diameter, edge inscribed JOSEPH ETIENNE ROY, original ribbon, extremely fine. In a hard-shelled case, white satin lined on the inside lid, red velvet medal bed, extremely fine condition.

4)An Elizabeth II 1954-2022 Imperial Service Medal: In silver, 33 mm in diameter, edge inscribed JAMES LEWIS BROWN, original ribbon, extremely fine. In a hard-shelled case, white satin lined on the inside lid, red velvet medal bed, extremely fine condition.

Footnote: The Imperial Service Medal was instituted on 8 August 1902, by King Edward VII. It was awarded upon retirement to selected civil servants for 25 years of meritorious service.