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Vinyl - Three Colosseum LP's to include Those Who Are About To Saluute You (Fontana TF1029) with writing to inner sleeve and a small split to bottom of gatefold, Daughter of Time Vertigo 6360.017 with small Vertigo logo and dedication on Vertigo inner and Live (Bronze 1CD1/2) sleeves and vinyl vg+ except as stated
SCOTTISH OLYMPIC INTERESTa nine carat gold brooch modelled with the letter 'Z' within a shield, the reverse inscribed 'Presented to Miss Ellen King by Zenith Ladies A.S.C.', with white metal pin fitting, 4cm high, total weight approximately 6.5 gramsNote: Ellen King (born Renfrew, 1909-1994) was a Scottish swimmer who represented Great Britain in two Olympic Games, winning two Silver Medals in the 1928 Summer Olympics in Amsterdam, a Gold at the European Championships in Bologna 1927, and a Silver and two Bronze at the British Empire Games in Canada 1930. She also set two World Records around this time. Ellen and several other women formed Zenith Ladies Swim Club in 1925.
Lucania, Metapontion Æ17. Circa 300-250 BC. Draped bust of Athena facing slightly right, wearing triple-crested helmet / Barley ear with leaf to right; META to left, cross-torch above leaf to right. Johnston, Bronze 46; HN Italy 1682. 4.71g, 17mm, 2h. Near Extremely Fine; untouched surfaces with an attractive patina.
Uncertain central Italian mint, fragment of Æ Currency Bar. 6th-4th centuries BC. Sub-rectangular section of bronze bar bearing an indeterminate design. Cf. Vecchi, ICC p. 26, 3; Haeberlin pl. 5, 1. 597.00g, max length 7.2cm, max width 5.5cm. Condition as seen. Pale green patina. Ex Gorny & Mosch 253, 5 March 2018, lot 341; Ex Münzzentrum 1978.
Uncertain central Italian mint, fragment of Æ Currency Bar. 6th-4th centuries BC. Sub-rectangular section of bronze bar bearing an indeterminate design. Cf. Vecchi, ICC p. 26, 3; Haeberlin pl. 5, 1. 588.00g, max length 7cm, max width 4.8cm. Condition as seen. Pale green and red ochre patina. Ex Gorny & Mosch 253, 5 March 2018, lot 342.
Trajan AR Denarius. Rome, AD 112-114. [IMP TR]AIANO AVG GER DAC P M TR P COS VI P P, laureate bust right, drapery on far shoulder / SPQR OPTIMO PRINCIPI, Trajan's column, surmounted with statue of the Emperor, with two eagles at base. RIC 293; RSC 558a; BMC 451. 3.26g, 20mm, 6h. Near Very Fine. This reverse type depicts Trajan's Column, one of the most visible and iconic monuments of ancient Rome that survives today. Built to commemorate the Dacian campaign, and using the spoils of war, it was completed in AD 113 and featured on the coinage of that year and the next. The continuous sculptural frieze that decorates the column, which illustrates the major campaigns of the war, would have been visible from the balconies of the buildings at the northern end of Trajan's Forum, and therefore easier to read than they are today from ground level. The column was originally capped by a statue of the Emperor, though with this having disappeared during the medieval period a bronze statue of St. Peter was placed there in 1587 by Pope Sixtus V, and remains today. After his death in AD 117, the Senate voted to place the ashes of Trajan and his wife Plotina in golden urns in the base of the column.
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