British medal group awarded to Paymaster Lieutenant, Francis Henry Stevens

British medal group awarded to Paymaster Lieutenant, Francis Henry Stevens, Royal Navy, comprising; Meritorious Service Medal (345765 F.H. STEVENS, VICT. C.P.O. "EUROPA" AEGEAN 1918), Naval Long Service and Good Conduct Medal (345765 F.H. STEVENS, VICT. C.P.O. H.M.S. VICTORY), George V and Queen Silver Jubilee Medal, War Medal, Victory Medal, with oak leaf (345765 F.H. STEVENS. V.C.P.O. R.N.), Second World War medal pair, and M.B.E. (Mily), with case, together with ribbon bar, pair of Gieves Limited gilt wire bound epaulettes, hat, gloves, HMS Nelson compact, napkin ring listing all the ships Stevens served on, handheld fog horn, appointment documents including for M.B.E., Buckingham Palace Investiture letter dated 19th May 1937, copy of the Seventh Supplement to The London Gazette (see provenance section), copy of the Times where M.B.E. is listed (see provenance section), various photographs, and postcards

Supplement to the London Gazette, 11th April, 1919 - Honours for services on the Mediterranean Station between the 1st July and 11th November 1918.

M.B.E (Military Division Additional) - Listed in The Times, Tuesday May 11 1937

Stevens' served on the following ships, as detailed on the napkin ring: The Duke of Wellington, Majestic, Glory, Diadem, Terrible, Vengence, Britannia, Renown, Minotaur, Victory, Europa, Barham, Medway, Reserve Fleet, Nelson, and excellent