Militaria & medals

Since Roman times, awards have been bestowed on people for acts of bravery, loyalty and service. At Fieldings we not only understand the historical importance but the sentimental and memorial value, and we want to keep this story alive for future generations. We also sell a vast array of varied related items of militaria and arms and armour dating from Roman times to modern day. Read more

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Results from our Decades of Design including...

Selling antique Colt Revolvers at Auction

Results from our February auction

Results from the Winnie The Pooh Archive auction


Our next auction

Antiques and Interiors : Thursday 10 April 2025

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Fieldings house miltaria record – a 19th Century South African Rorke's Drift medal, awarded to a local black country boy medal and sold at Fieldings for £39,500 in February 2016.

Nick's most memorable find – a First World War brass trench periscope MK 1X, by R. J. Beck used in the First World War to save you sticking your head above the parapet, sold for £5,800 - think of how many lives it saved.

Nick's dream find - a Hong Kong Plague medal, issued in 1894. Only 445 were issued to nurses, civil servants, and army personnel for services assisting in the bubonic plague epidemic.

South Africa Medal 1877-1879 1 Clasp 1877-8-9 to 1524 Private J. Bromwich 2-24th Foot Private, sold £39,500