At Fieldings Auctioneers, the Medals & Militaria Departments specialise in the valuation and sale of military decorations, medals, and related militaria. Since Roman times, awards have been bestowed for acts of bravery, loyalty, and service, and we understand not only their historical significance but also their sentimental and memorial value.
In addition to medals, our specialists handle a wide range of militaria, arms, and armour, spanning from ancient Roman artefacts to modern military collectibles. Each item is carefully assessed for authenticity, condition, and market appeal, ensuring collectors, historians, and investors receive expert guidance and strong results at auction.
Whether you are buying, selling, or looking for a valuation of medals or militaria, Fieldings Auctioneers offers professional advice and access to a worldwide audience of collectors, preserving these important stories for future generations while connecting passionate buyers and sellers.
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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
A pair of 19th Century percussion cap pocket pistols by J Lang Haymarket London, sold £3,100
A WW1 brass trench periscope MK 1X 1918 serial no 16734 by R & J Beck Ltd, sold £5,800
Naval General Service Medal 1793 - 1840, sold £9,200
A 1948 Jaeger LeCoultre stainless steel British Military mark 11 wristwatch, sold £4,400
An extensive collection of 20th Century enamelled badges, sold £1,600
A Scottish straight edged broad sword or claymore, sold £7,800
A pair of 19th Century 16 bore percussion officers pistols by Westley Richards, sold £4,700
A 20th Century US Navy copper and brass deep sea divers helmet, sold £1,300
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