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Serjeant Ernest Hardy was a member of the 10th Battalion, Northumberland Fusiliers - died November 1916 Medals and commemorative plaque (Memorial Plaque) whereabouts unknown. His medal entitlement consists of the British War Medal and Victory Medal. Widow had died by the time his medals were issued. Possibly passed into her family. Her maiden name was Bull. Records on hand with the Commonwealth War Graves Commission (CWGC) indicate his exact date of death was 9th November 1916 and his name is commemorated on the Menin Gate Memorial in Ypres, Belgium.

Serjeant Ernest Hardy was a member of the 10th Battalion, Northumberland Fusiliers - died November 1916 Medals and commemorative plaque (Memorial Plaque) whereabouts unknown. His medal entitlement consists of the British War Medal and Victory Medal. Widow had died by the time his medals were issued. Possibly passed into her family. Her maiden name was Bull. Records on hand with the Commonwealth War Graves Commission (CWGC) indicate his exact date of death was 9th November 1916 and his name is commemorated on the Menin Gate Memorial in Ypres, Belgium.

I would like to acquire the missing King's South Africa Medal which was awarded to a family member; Arthur SAUNDERS who was my great grandfather. The medal is missing from the set of medals awarded Arthur and is sought in order to complete his set from the South Africa War. Any assistance in helping my family would be greatly appreciated.

Hi Everyone. I'm here on a bit of a mission. My Uncle lived in the London region until he died. Unfortunately once we cleared the house we have not been able to locate my Grandfather's WW1 medals. We think unfortunately they might have been sold for one reason or another. My family is desperate to track these down and there is a reward for the location of them. They were last seen in a frame. There were three of them. The Military Medal, The 1914 Star and The Victory Medal. The Military Medal will have my Grandfather's name on it. These are incredibly important to us as he was the only one of his brothers to return from The Great War. He was part of the 6th Battalion of The Cameron Highlanders. His name was John MacInnes. If you have them or know of any leads I could try please DM me. As I said there is a reward and you will be compensated. I would like them to return to my father before he passes as he is very ill. Thank you for your time. Please share as much as you can. Any lead is helpful. PLEASE SEE OUR BLOG IN THE MEDALS GONE MISSING ARTICLES OF INTEREST!

I am searching for the missing war service medals of my father. His name was Joseph Frederick Lorenzo FERRAMOSCA. He had three medals which went missing during a move. The missing war service medals consist of the Italy Star, the 1939-1945 War Medal and the 1939-1945 South Africa Service Medal. All three medals should have his name impressed (on the rear for the Italy Star and on the rim for both of the round medals). Any assistance in helping me to recover these missing war medals would be greatly appreciated.

My family is searching for the collection of personal items relating to Private John Lloyd HOPSON, who tragically was killed in action during 1918 France, Villers-Bretonneux. Wanted: identity discs & cord, content of letters & notebooks. His personal items would likely have been sold during a deceased estate auction late 1950s into 1960s. (NOTE: Image is a file photo sample only and not the actual items sought which may appear differently).

My family is searching for the missing First World War medals posthumously awarded to Thomas ROGERS. He served with the Welsh Regiment. The Commonwealth War Graves Commission records confirm Thomas ROGERS was tragically killed in action on 30th July 1917.

Medals Gone Missing has been contacted by a wonderful gentleman from Australia who wishes to return the British War Medal of Private William McGUNNIGAL to a direct "blood" descendant of this soldier who tragically was killed in action. MGM is currently verifying a number of leads in relation to this man.

I am searching for the Victoria Jubilee head medal for Long Service in the Volunteer Force, awarded to Sergeant LE ROFE of the London Irish Rifles. This medal was awarded with a solid green ribbon and may possibly still be contained in the medal box in which it was issued.

My father's medals have been missing since the late 1960's and were last known to be in a house in Scarborough, Western Australia. He was Captain F.T. PICTON-KING. Keen to recover these originals, reward for information leading to return.