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NEWCASTLE- SUNDERLAND TICKET 1904 Ticket for Newcastle v Sunderland match 27/09/1904 held to commemorate the visit of the Channel Fleet to Tyneside. Played at St James' Park, colourful ticket. Minor tear to one edge. Scarce, exceedingly rare item. Generally good

ARSENAL TICKET Home ticket v. Derby County 17/4/1948. Staircase 3 Good

1966 WORLD CUP FINAL Official programme for the Final which belonged to Alan Leather , in very good condition, together with a very scarce Gestetner style sheet of Arena Instructions for the Final showing timings for Events inside Wembley and public address announcements to be made. Includes ticket arrangements if a reply had been necessary (very scarce). Good

MANCHESTER UTD Small selection of items relating to the film premiere of "Manchester United: Beyond the Promised Land" in aid of UNICEF at the UCI Trafford Centre 12 October 2000, programme, ticket, dog-tag and black t-shirt (size XL). Also including in this lot is UEFA Supercup programme, Man Utd v Lazio1999. Generally good

ARSENAL TICKET Away ticket v. Burnley FA Cup 14/2/1953. Slightly creased. Good

RANGERS / ARSENAL / TICKET Ticket for the Friendly match played at Rangers FC 8/12/1953, very slightly creased. Good

ARSENAL / LIVERPOOL / TICKET Ticket for the Caltex Cup match played in Singapore, Arsenal v. Liverpool 17/5/1991, creased. Generally good

1950'S FOOTBALL PROGRAMMES Approximately 150 programmes for English teams with some of the home teams represented by Arsenal X 53, Fulham X 33 and England X 15* including a ticket v. Scotland 1959 and others including 1959 FA Cup Final, Man. Utd. Homes v. Red Star Belgrade and WBA 1957/8, Man. Utd. V. Fulham FA Cup Semi-Final 1957/8 at Villa, Ireland v. Scotland 1955 and UK v. Europe 1955 in Belfast. Generally good

1960'S FOOTBALL PROGRAMMES A Box of approximately 190 programmes for English teams with some of the home teams represented by Rotherham X 19, Barnsley X 30, Everton X 11 including 2 v. Tottenham 60/1, QPR X 18, West Ham Utd. X 10, WBA X 15 and England X 13 including a ticket v. Scotland 1963 and others including 1965 ECWC Final and 1960 European Cup Final. Generally good

RUGBY UNION MISCELLANY Including over 50 International programmes from 1990's onwards, programme with 2 autographs on the line-up page and ticket for Australia v. The Lions 14/07/2001 at Sydney plus another 15 programmes including London Counties v. South Africa 1951 and Llanelly v. New Zealand 17/11/1953 staple rusted away, 37 International tickets and Oxford University v. Major Stanley's XV 18/11/1948 vertical fold.

MAN UTD MISCELLANY Collection of programmes relating to Manchester United, home programme v Tottenham 12/08/1967 (Charity Shield, with token) plus homes v Real Madrid 13/10/1960 and European Cup Semi v Partizan 20/4/66, all tokens intact, no writing. Other items include creased 1976 Cup Final ticket + programme (generally good) and 1977 Charity Shield programme v Liverpool signed by Lou Macari. Fair-generally good

ENGLAND HOME & AWAYS Approximately 70 home programmes - 1960s x 4, 1970s x 19, 1980s x 10, 1990s x 2 and 2000s x 35 (2007 v Israel includes ticket). Approximately 20 away programmes, mainly modern, includes at Romania 1968, 3 x at Hampden Park 1966, 1968 and 1985 etc. Usual faults noted. Fair/generally good

ENGLAND - AUSTRIA 1932 Ticket issued by the Football Association to the pre-match luncheon, England v Austria , 07/12/1932 at Stamford Bridge, Chelsea. The pre-match luncheon was held at the Holborn Restaurant, London. Good

SOUTHERN FOOTBALL ALLIANCE 1913 Ticket issued to Portsmouth Football Club for the Annual Dinner of the Southern Football Alliance, held 19/06/1913 at the Holborn Restaurant, London. Good

FOOTBALL LEAGUE MANAGERS 1933 Menu and ticket for the Football League Secretaries' and Managers Association Annual Dinner, 28/05/1933 at the Trocadero Restaurant, London, includes a cartoon and list of guests. Some ageing to back cover, blue ribbon on spine. Ticket is in good condition. generally good

1948 CUP FINAL Programme, songsheet and ticket for the 1948 Cup Final, Blackpool v Manchester United, ticket is for West Standing Enclosure, slight wear and irregular edge onside where the counterfoil was removed at turnstile. Songsheet has folds, programme is in "Only Fair" condition with folds, creases and rusty staples plus pencil scores etc and split spine. As described

ENGLAND - SCOTLAND 1928 Official Community singing "Songsheet" for the game at Wembley, 31/03/1928 which comes with a small blue Wembley Stadium ticket which is probably a ticket for the Greyhounds which took place after the International match. Generally good

1941 CUP FINAL REPLAY TICKET Small ticket for Arsenal v Preston, Cup Final replay at Ewood Park, Blackburn, 31/5/41, very scarce, "A " Stand seat. Measures approximately 1 inch x 3 inches . Good

1942 WAR CUP FINAL TICKET Ticket for London War Cup Final at Wembley, Portsmouth v Brentford, 30/5/42, Grand Stand Seat ticket complete with most of counterfoil as counterfoil just has a small piece off outside of counterfoil. Good

1952 FA CUP FINAL Official programme and ticket, Arsenal v Newcastle, programme is a little creased, pencil change whilst ticket is good-very good. As described

ARSENAL / PORTSMOUTH Five programmes for matches played at Arsenal 34/5 very slightly stained, 35/6 rusty staples and scores entered, 36/7 with season ticket form, 37/8 scores entered and 38/9 rusty staples. Some are slightly creased. Generally good

F.A CUP FINAL 1949 Ticket for Wolves v Leicester FAC Final 30 Apr, North Terrace seat priced 10/6. Generally good

BIRMINGHAM CITY / CLUTTERBUCK Pre-war ephemera relating to Albert Clutterbuck; Players admission ticket/training rules and players' instructions 1936/37; post card/photograph; full squad photograph by Wilkes & Son; cutting from Sports Argus, caricatures of Birmingham Colts 1937 Fair/Generally good

SCOTTISH Thirty two programmes, mainly 70s, plus a ticket for the 1997 Coca Cola Cup Final and a ticket for Aberdeen v Liverpool, 5/8/2003. Programmes are from a variety of Clubs and include Aberdeen v Sparta 73/4, Civil Service Strollers v Cowdenbeath 81/82 Cup, Meadowbank v Alloa 11/09/1974 (first home Scottish League game for Meadowbank), Girvan Amateurs v Queens Park 08/01/1977 (Cup), Clydebank v Rangers 72/3, Ferranti Thistle v Threave Rovers 73/4 (Cup), Ross County v Falkirk 74/5 (Cup) and Stjarnkombination v Rangers 22/7/72. Some minor faults. Generally good

A SILVER TICKET TOKEN FOR THE ASSEMBLY ROOMS GEORGE STREET, 25th OCTOBER 1934, a Spanish garnet and pearl 18th century brooch, in a Hamilton and Inches box, and a collection of other jewellery including coral, amethyst and gold (a lot)

*The Sicily Military Cross Group awarded to Captain Stanley Charles ‘Bombs’ Panter, Parachute Regiment, who was later captured at Arnhem and recommended for a Bar to his M.C., Nine: Military Cross, dated 1943, privately-engraved (Capt. S.C. Panter Parachute Regt.), together with an unconfirmed and undated bar for second award; 1939-45 Star, Africa Star with 1st Army clasp, Italy Star, France and Germany Star, Defence and War Medals; Coronation 1953, privately engraved (Major S.C. Panter Royal Fusiliers); Territorial Efficiency Decoration, reverse dated 1955; with Netherlands, Battle of Arnhem bronze honorary medal, 59.5mm, engraved (Capt. S.C. Panter Para. Regt.), this in Gerritsen van Kempen card box of issue; good very fine or better, offered with much original documentation, related items and memorabilia (see below) (lot). M.C.: London Gazette: 23 December 1943: ‘For conspicuous gallantry and initiative in action. On the 14th of July 1943. The officer was in company with a part of the 2nd Battalion Parachute Regiment which had been dropped on the Catania Plain in Sicily, to secure the high ground South of the River Simeto. On two occasions this officer led small parties to deal with enemy machine-gun positions that were menacing the Battalion’s flank, on each occasion he succeeded in capturing the machine guns and killing or capturing the crews. Later this officer single-handed captured an enemy howitzer together with ammunition, and himself organised a gun crew from the men of the battalion and directed the fire from this weapon on to the enemy. Throughout the action he displayed great courage under heavy fire and complete contempt for danger.’ Territorial Efficiency Decoration: London Gazette: 25 February 1955. The lot is offered with the following: Two ‘dog tags’ (octagonal and circular), both named SC PANTER 165617 LIEUT CE; gun-layer’s badges (2), in gold braid and khaki; anti-tank and crown (2) badges in khaki; a trident badge; riband bar representing MC (with bar) and Panter’s first three Stars; and two (unmatched) Captain’s dress ‘stripes’; A Medjez El Bab skull-and-crossbones pennant, 1942;Sequence of photographs of the first parachute drop (by Panter) made from an American Dakota using a British parachute; Original telegrams and letters, including telegram to Fusilier Panter dated 25 August 1939 “Join 9 RF.” and various correspondence advising Mrs Panter that her husband was missing, 25 Sept. 1944 and later; Nine original personal greetings telegrams, circa 1937-41;Ticket for Buckingham Palace Investiture, 18 April 1944; Two original PoW Camp identity documents, both with photographs (one illustrated); Panter’s 112-page ‘Wartime Log’ (approx.. 100 pages filled), prepared during his time as a Prisoner-of-War and including: his interesting detailed personal account of Operation “Market” [sic], capture at Arnhem, interrogation, escape during a bombardment and subsequent recapture; “S” Company, 2nd Parachute Regimental roll and Memorial; numerous watercolours, sketches and drawings by Panter and some others, including views of Arnhem and Oflag 79; and cuttings, poems, other contributions, tickets, prison camp stamps, personal records, etc.; Memorabilia from Arnhem Commemoration and Memorial, September 1947;A 10th Bn. (T.A.) Parachute Regt. ‘Visitors Falling Plate’ runner-up medal, 1960, 38mm; International Police Association membership card with photograph, 1961; Newspaper cuttings, two pencil portraits and two portrait photographs, and photocopied research; A German photograph, taken after Panter’s capture and subsequently published in Germany, of his kit and equipment (clearly showing his name, with related 1996 correspondence). STANLEY CHARLES “BOMBS” PANTER, born in Warwickshire on 5 September 1909, joined the 9th (2nd City of London) Royal Fusiliers as a private soldier just before the outbreak of War in August, 1939, having previously been an active member of the Territorial unit based in Balham High Road, Tooting, South London. He fought in France and Belgium, was evacuated and granted an emergency commission as 2nd Lieutenant on 28 December 1940. In late 1941 Panter volunteered for the 1st Parachute Brigade shortly after its formation, and by July 1942 he was commanding an experimental airborne platoon nicknamed “Panter’s Pirates” before a formal transfer to the Parachute Regiment is recorded as having taken place on 1 August. He served in Tunisia, including Medjez El Bab, and as part of Operation Torch led a successful operational jump with parachute mortars over Tunis in December, 1942 (when he seems to have gained the sobriquet ‘Bombs’ for the first time). He was in Italy from September 1943 to 1 May 1944 before dropping with the A Company in Sicily (Operation Husky), and was awarded an immediate M.C. for Catania Plain. Panter landed near Arnhem on the afternoon of Sunday 17 September 1944 as T/Capt., Officer Commanding Support Company, 2nd Parachute Battalion and was closely involved in the capture and defence of the Arnhem Road Bridge under Frost, based at “Company HQ” to the north of the bridge where they held out until capture by the Germans on Thursday 21st. As Panter was wounded he was sent to a makeshift hospital but succeeded in obtaining boots and a revolver, and walked out of the building during Allied shellfire on the night of the 21st. Unluckily he did not get far, walking straight into a German patrol beside the river, and he was recaptured. Like many Arnhem prisoners he was sent initially to Stalag XIIA at Limburg before transfer to Oflag 79 (Brunswick), via Oflag XIIB; Oflag 79 was as it happened the former home of a German parachute regiment and was to be liberated by the U.S. Ninth Army on 12 April 1945. After the war Panter served with the Territorial Army until 1959, receiving the Territorial Efficiency Decoration in 1955, and he also joined the City of London Special Constabulary. He evidently wore an unofficial bar to his M.C. for Arnhem but it should be reiterated that although he was recommended for this by his unit it was not confirmed at Divisional - or, perhaps, ‘suits’ - level. Stan Panter died 0n 20 April, 1968.

*Finland, Order of the Lion of Finland, Military Division, Grand Cross set of insignia, by Tillander, Helsinki, date mark 1943, comprising sash badge, in silver-gilt and enamels, width 54.5mm, and breast star, in silver-gilt and enamels, extremely fine and very rare, with sash (2).. Offered with a ticket attributing the award to LIEUTENANT-GENERAL ALAJOS BÉLDY, Hungarian Army, in 1944. According to Jani Tiainen, Suomen Kunniamerkit, only 12 Military Grand Cross sets of the Order were awarded, with the majority were bestowed upon foreign recipients.

F.A. Cup Final ticket Aston Villa v Newcastle United 26th April 1924

A 1958 World Cup Final ticket Brazil v Sweden played at the Rasunda Stadium, Solna, Sweden 29th June 1958

A tortoiseshell and white metal repoussé decorated trinket box together with four hallmarked silver napkin rings, two hallmarked bottle tickets and a pair of white metal peppers marked sterling, (weight of silver and white metal 200g) together with a plated pepper and plated bottle ticket

1984 PROOF SOVEREIGN - 22ct gold full sovereign with original box and certificate. Also includes Royal Mint sealed and dated ticket stamped 0001 and dated 8.JUN 84.

JAMES BOND - an original final shooting script and invite to the "Press Show" of Roger Moore's "The Spy Who Loved Me". The script came from an ex-employee of Roger Moore. When opening the cover it is dated 12th July 1976 and the name John Wood has been crossed out (Wood was Moore's stunt double and gave this to the vendor). The ticket for the premiere was held on Tues 5th July at The Odeon in Leicester Square.

AUTOGRAPHS - A COLLECTION Assorted signed items, including a manuscript letter from The Duke of Clarence & St. Andrews, Lord High Admiral [later William IV] (1765-1837), dated 19th June 1827; a manuscript letter from Edmund Gosse (1849-1928), English poet, author and critic, dated 21st October 1911; a typed letter from Hilaire Belloc (1870-1953), Anglo-French writer and historian, dated 11th December 1914; and a manuscript letter by Ira D. Sankey (1840-1908), American gospel singer and composer, dated 9th December 1889; also free fronts; and the charred remains of a Drury Lane theatre ticket following the fire of 1809.

Early 20th Century oval brass library ticket for the Bristol Public Free Libraries decorated in low relief with the Bristol Coat of Arms to one side and the Membership Number 682 to the other, 4.25cm wide Condition: **No obvious restoration - General condition consistent with age

Thin Lizzy: programme (pages loose) plus ticket for their 1977 Bad Reputation tour with LP of the same name, sold with ticket for the Odeon Theatre Birmingham, Monday April 2nd 1979

Led Zeppelin: Original programme and ticket for their 1975 concert at Earls Court, the ticket dated Saturday 17th May 1975, both acquired by vendor at the time

Selection of various clocks in need of restoration to include a Smiths Bakelite mantel clock, alabaster single train mantel clock, green onyx four glass clock case in need of restoration, ticket clock in need of re-building etc.

ROLLING STONES COLLECTION A collection including Mick Jagger Licks World Tour figure, various promotional material, Isle of Wight 2007 Festival programme, inflatable 'Lips Tour' balloon, official merchandise catalogues 94/95, Voodoo Lounge Tour and ticket

ROLLING STONES COLLECTION a block of 4 Austrian stamps 2003, a group of four black and white stamps, and a ticket Licks World Tour 2003 at Twickenham Stadium

Arthur Keane Watercolour Drawing Of Karen, dated 1970, signed. Gallery Ticket To Verso. The Ruskin Gallery Ltd. Starford-On-Avonm Study of Karen Framed, & Glazed, 22x31''

Wooden box containing old luggage stickers, cased silhouette, Coronation ticket 1831 etc

Tennis, rugby, cricket & aeroplane interest - Centre Court All England Lawn Tennis Club season ticket, 1966; Lawn Tennis Championships programme, 1950; S.B.A.C. Show, Farnborough programme; England V. France Rugby Football Union, 1953; and other items (qty)

A SELECTION OF COINS, JEWELLERY & MEDALS to include; a cased Imperial Service medal, a silver Concorde key ring, a 9ct gold commemorative medal (cased), a silver charm bracelet, coins, a silver topped dressing table box, costume jewellery, Irish Free State sweepstake ticket, a 9ct gold cross, St. Christopher on chain etc.

Packet of Enoch Powell (1912-1998) interest including three TLS dated 19 February 1968, 16 October 1968, 6 July 1970, ea on House of Commons headed paper, in orig House of Commons stpd envelopes + Hornchurch Conservative Association election fund dinner menu 15 October 1973 signed "Enoch Powell" with advertisement ticket stating Enoch Powell as guest speaker loosely inserted + J ENOCH POWELL: 3 ttls: BIOGRAPHY OF A NATION, 1970 revised edn, signed to hf ttle, orig cl gt d/w; STILL TO DECIDE, 1972 paper front edn, signed to hf ttle, orig wraps; THE COMMON MARKET RENEGOTIATE OR COME OUT, 1973, signed to ttle pge, orig wraps + FREEDOM AND REALITY, 1969 1st paper front edn, orig wraps + RONALD N BELL (1914-1982), 2 TLS dated 25 May 1973 and 11 April 1975, ea on House of Commons headed paper + quantity other related ephemera including Press cuttings "Powell for Prime Minister" election material including badge etc

Album Containing A Quantity Of Modern Theatre/Souvenir Programmes, Ticket Stubs etc. To Include Annie, Because Your Mine, Beauty And The Beast, Boogie Nights, Chicago, Copacabana, Evita, Fame, 42nd Street etc

A ticket for the opening of the Tower Bridge, 1894, to admit His Grace, the Lord Archbishop of Canterbury, also a programme of a firework display to celebrate the marriage of "His Grace, the Duke of Portland to Miss Dallas Yorke" (2).

Various bus conductors equipment including ticket machine, bell punch and clip of unused tickets etc

Railway interest: an Intercity train key, anniversary ticket, pen and paperweight

13th-14th century AD. A bronze chessman seal matrix with hexagonal-section shank, collar and circular suspension loop; to the circular face an intaglio design of a stag's head caboshed with cross pattée between antlers and with sun and crescent moon at sides; with incuse *S' RICI RANER DE DORH[or K?]YNG for Richard Raner of Dorking (Surrey); with collector record cards, museum quality impression and ticket. Cf. Ekwall, Eilert, Concise Oxford Dictionary of English Place-Names, Oxford, 1970, p.148; see Ellis, Roger H., Catalogue of Seals in the Public Record Office: Personal Seals, volume 1, p.59, number P718 and pl.20 for similar design; see Bloom, J. Harvey, English Seals, London, 1906, for general information. Recorded with the Portable Antiquities Scheme, reference IHS-A8C1B3, accompanied by a copy of the PAS report. The surname Raner still exists today, with the variant of Rayner; the placename as DORhYNG may have a contraction mark after the last letter (or this my be an extension of the letter G itself) and, if so, it has been suggested that a longer name than Dorking, perhaps Dorrington (although ODEPN does not suggest such a contraction known for Dorrington) could be intended; the letters on the seal could also read DORkYNG so it is felt that Dorking, Surrey is a more likely attribution. 5.70 grams, 17.27mm diameter (3/4"). An important London collection of ecclesiastical seals, acquired since the 1970s; found near Littleborough, Lincolnshire, UK. Very fine condition.

13th-14th century AD. A bronze vesica flat seal with raised rib and suspension loop to reverse with intaglio design of Mother and Child under canopy and praying monk below; with incuse *S' WALTERI DE NEWENT CLERICI inscription for Clerk Walter of Newent (Gloucestershire); with collector record cards, museum quality impression and ticket. Cf. Ekwall, Eilert, Concise Oxford Dictionary of English Place-Names, Oxford, 1970, p.340; see Bloom, J. Harvey, English Seals, London, 1906, for general information. Newent Priory was an 'Alien House', being an offshoot of the Benedictine monastery of Cormeilles in Normandy (founded circa 1060 by William FitzOsborn); a record of 1226 AD (Henry III) grants the right to hold an annual fair to the Prior of Newent and, from 1253, a weekly market; the Priory was seized in 1305, during the wars with France but remained under its Prior; the parent monastery granted the Manor to Sir John Devereux in 1382 and it passed under a number of overlords in the following centuries until the Dissolution (see the website British History Online for more information). 6.90 grams, 30.50mm (1 1/4"). An important London collection of ecclesiastical seals, acquired since the 1970s; found Romney Mash, Kent, UK. Very fine condition.

13th-14th century AD. A bronze vesica flat seal with raised rib and suspension loop to reverse with intaglio design of a tall cross with triangular base; with incuse S' HVGOM DE LA CROYS DE PERE inscription for Hugo (or Hugh) De La Croix ('of the Cross') of Pershore Abbey (Worcestershire); with collector record cards, museum quality impression and ticket. See Bloom, J. Harvey, English Seals, London, 1906, for general information. Pershore Abbey was the abbey of the Holy Cross in the Medieval period; the surname Delacroix survives to the present day. 5.81 grams, 29.82mm long (1 1/4"). An important London collection of ecclesiastical seals, acquired since the 1970s; found Oxford, Oxfordshire, UK. Very fine condition.

13th-14th century AD. A bronze vesica flat seal with raised rib and suspension loop to reverse with intaglio design of the Pelican in Her Piety (pelican with three nestlings); with incuse +S' RICARDI DE RIZER inscription for Richard of Rizer (possibly Ryther, North Yorkshire); with collector record cards, museum quality impression and ticket. Cf. Ekwall, Eilert, Concise Oxford Dictionary of English Place-Names, Oxford, 1970, p.398; see Bloom, J. Harvey, English Seals, London, 1906, for general information. Recorded with the Portable Antiquities Scheme, reference PAS IHS-65B358, accompanied by a copy of the PAS report. The Pelican in Her Piety image is rooted in the Bible (Psalms, 102:6), linked to the Resurrection and was a popular symbol in the Medieval period; the placename Rizer is enigmatic and it has been suggested that Ryther in North Yorkshire might be most likely (an alternative, perhaps less likely place might be Rise, also in Yorkshire); the collector cards record references in Yorkshire Archaeological Journal, volumes VII and VIII, to members of the de Rizer family and other sources for the family gifting land to St Nicholas Hospital, York. 16.01 grams, 37.54mm (1 1/2"). An important London collection of ecclesiastical seals, acquired since the 1970s; found near Blyth Church, Nottinghamshire, UK, 2002. Fine condition.

13th-14th century AD. A bronze vesica flat seal with raised rib and suspension loop to reverse with intaglio design of Mother and Child between pylons and praying monk below; with incuse *S' NICOLI LE TANNVR DE WALI' inscription for Nicholas the Tanner of Wallingford (Berkshire); with collector record cards, museum quality impression and ticket. Cf. Ekwall, Eilert, Concise Oxford Dictionary of English Place-Names, Oxford, 1970, p.493; see Bloom, J. Harvey, English Seals, London, 1906, for general information. Nicholas de Wallingford was Abbot of Burton-on-Trent monastery and died 1222 AD; a Nicholas Tanner is recorded as a Member of Parliament for Wallingford in 1368 AD. 7.36 grams, 31.94mm (1 1/4"). An important London collection of ecclesiastical seals, acquired since the 1970s; found near Wallingford, Oxfordshire, UK. Very fine condition.

13th-14th century AD. A bronze vesica flat seal with raised rib and suspension loop to reverse; with intaglio design of Mother and Child under pointed arch with praying monk below under Gothic trefoil arch; with incuse ORA PRO FAMVLO SCA MARIA TVO inscription for 'St Mary Pray for thy Servant'; with collector record cards, museum quality impression and ticket. See Bloom, J. Harvey, English Seals, London, 1906, for general information. 8.05 grams, 31.42mm long (1 1/4"). An important London collection of ecclesiastical seals, acquired since the 1970s; found Torksey, Lincolnshire, UK. Very fine condition.

13th-14th century AD. A bronze chessman seal matrix with hexagonal-section shank, collar and trefoil suspension loop; to the oval face an intaglio design of the Rood (with Christ crucified against a cross-hatched and dotted background) with kneeling monk praying below within Gothic arch; with incuse enigmatic +W.DEBE.TRIBVE.ELICADL' CIFLVE inscription for an uncertain English origin; with collector record cards, museum quality impression and ticket. See Ellis, Roger H., Catalogue of Seals in the Public Record Office: Monastic Seals, volume 1, p.46, number M430 and pl.26 for a similar depiction; see Bloom, J. Harvey, English Seals, London, 1906, for general information. The inscription may suggest a link with the priory at Caldwell from CADL or the priory at Newstead which stood 'ciflue' and was dedicated to the Holy Trinity (hence the depiction of the Rood). 9.64 grams, 21.24mm wide (3/4"). An important London collection of ecclesiastical seals, acquired since the 1970s; found near Rossington, Doncaster, South Yorkshire, UK. Very fine condition.

297-281 BC. Lampsacus mint. Obv: diademed head of the deified Alexander right, with horn of Ammon. Rev: BASILEWS LYSIMAXOY legend with Athena seated left, holding Nike, shield against throne, DX monogram in inner left field, herm in outer left field. Thompson 50; SNG Oxford 3726; Meydancikkale 2614. 16.40 grams. With old dealer ticket. [No Reserve] Good very fine.

1st century BC. Obv: bust of Kamnaskires II left, star above anchor behind head. Rev: APAEWC BAIILIPG KAMNAIK OIBLVA. Rev: garbled legend on four sides around diademed head of Kamnaskires III left with short beard. BMC 3-4. 10.44 grams. Previously offered by Dr Busso Peus Nachf, sale 409, lot 198 (with ticket). Very fine.

231-235 AD. Rome mint. Obv: IMP ALEXANDER PIVS AVG legend with laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right. Rev: MARS VLTOR legend with Mars walking right with S-C at sides, holding spear and shield. RIC 635; Sear 7979; Cohen 163. Walter Steinberg has been a well-known figure at fairs, sales and events for many years. Born in 1922 in Philadelphia, Walter has had a life-long passion for collecting. A long-time resident in London, he has now retired to New York and decided that the time has come to pass on the antiquities and coins he has collected over his lifetime. Walter acquired coins and artefacts that interested him, so his collection, although containing many lovely examples, also contains many affordable specimens. Much of the material has been unavailable to the market for 30 to 50 years. Walter hopes that the items he collected will now find new homes with the next generation of collectors. 22.14 grams. Ex Walter Steinberg collection; with ticket. [No Reserve] Near extremely fine.

310-313 AD or later. Alexandria mint (?). Obv: GAL VAL MAXIMINVS NOB CAES legend with laureate head right. Rev: GENIO CAESARIS legend with Genius, wearing modius, standing left holding patera and cornucopia with P - K to fields and officina mark S to right field above; mintmark absent but probably ALE in exergue. See Sear 14730 for host coin. This is one piece from what would have been a row of similar moulds to receive molten metal in a single pour, hence it shows both an obverse and a reverse impression; on cooling, the complete mould is broken open to extract the multiple coin casts. 5.91 grams. Ex Walter Steinberg collection; with ticket (wrongly identifying coin issue as Constantius I). [No Reserve] Fine condition; small loss at edge where removed from the cast coins.

Dated 1669 AD. Obv: a tower with [Mary Witham in Hull] legend in script. Rev: [Her Half Penny] legend in two lines in script with date below; with old collector ticket. Will. Yorkshire 161; Dick. Yorkshire 161. 1.29 grams. Poor. Rare.