A First/Second World War Group of Family Medals, comprising a British War Medal and Victory Medal posthumously awarded to 234538 GNR.C.COX, R.F.A., in postal box of issue with Record Office letter, and an un-named silver and enamel shooting medallion hallmarked Birmingham 1906; a 1939-45 Star, Atlantic Star, Arctic Star (issued 2013) and 1939-45 War Medal, posthumously awarded to Master Reynold Tate, Merchant Navy, with commemorative scroll and printed research material. (Reynold Tate was Master of the Merchant Steam Ship Waziristan when it was torpedoed and sunk with the loss of all crew, by the German U-134 on 2nd January 1942. It was the first ship to be lost on the Arctic Convoy); an Imperial Service Medal, awarded to ANTONY ROY WOODCOCK, in case of issue; also, a silver cigarette case presented to Air Navigator F.G.Arliss, Winner of the "Skyways Trophy" January 1943, a Royal Life Saving Society Medal awarded to him July 1930, his raised bullion thread cap badge, photographs and ephemera, including newspaper cuttings reporting that he was missing in action over Germany, (qty)