Most Excellent Order of the British Empire

St. John Ambulance Brigade: Silvered base metal, (C700. G.C. KEEN, S.J.A.B. 1955), 38.2 mm. Naming is engraved in capitals. Original ribbon with pinback, dark patina, scattered silvering wear on the reverse and overall on the obverse, light contact, better than very fine. Accompanied by a Hospital Service ("H.S.") Patch (white and black embroidery, padded, khaki mesh backer, 36 mm).

Ladies Ring (brass with a silver Order of St. John cross affixed to the black enamelled centrepiece and inscribed "ST. JOHN AMBULANCE CANADA", side panels illustrating a standing St. John framed by branches of laurel leaves on either side, 10.5 mm x 12 mm face plate, 18 mm in diameter and marked "ALPHA" on the inside, 21.3 mm in diameter on the outside, in its purple cardboard box of issue); Service Rosette (gilt metal with white enamels, 12 mm x 12 mm, on a 13 mm diameter black felt and disk base, push pin reverse, in its hardshelled case of issue with snap closure, enclosed in a white cardboard box); and Service Rosette (silvered metal with white enamels, 12 mm x 12 mm, on a 13 mm diameter black felt and disk base, push pin reverse, in its hardshelled case of issue with snap closure, enclosed in a white cardboard box). Extremely fine.

A Fine Victorian Order of the Garter c.1880 - Finely produced in silver bullion wire rules, ornate leafing encompassing Queen Victoria's bust and lettering on steel blue embroidery, inscribed "HONI * SOIT * QUI * MAL * Y * PENSE *", steel blue coloured reinforcing cloth backer, gold buckle with iron pin, measures 27 mm x 528 mm, extremely fine.

Order of St. John, Serving Brother Breast Badge, Fullsize and Miniature - Flush Design, 1974-1984. Silver and enamels. Fullsize: 38.5 mm, on original ribbon with pinback. Miniature: 18.5 mm, on original ribbon. Light contact, very fine.