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Click here to subscribeRussia, Victory at Kagul 1770, silver award medal, by Ivanov, pierced, fair; Peace with Turkey 1774, silver medal as presented to all participants of the Russo-Turkish war, obverse poor reverse somewhat better; together with Peace of Nystadt 1721, bronze commemorative, unsigned, good fine (3)
Yugoslavia, Miscellaneous Medals and Decorations (8), Croatia, Pavlevi? Bravery Medal in bronze; extremely fine; Montenegro, Bravery Medal, unofficial issue in bronze-gilt, extremely fine; Liberation War Commemorative 1875-7, in bronze and bronze-gilt, first fair, other very fine; Serbia, Milosh Obilich Bravery Medal in bronze-gilt, Serbia Flag Day 1916, French silver medal; 25th Anniversary of the Liberation of Southern Serbia 1937 Commemorative; War Commemorative Cross 1941-45, in gilt and enamels, very fine or better
U.S.A., Treasury Silver Life Saving Medal, a later issue representing an award made in 1914, engraved “TO SGT. RUSSELL A. PRESLEY U.S.M.C. FOR RESCUING A FELLOW MARINE FROM DROWNING AUG. 28. 1914”, ” with wreathed eagle’s head suspension and later ribbon, 44.5mm; and Miscellaneous Lifesaving Medal Restrikes and Specimen Issues, in bronze (1) base metal (8) and white metal (1), some very large; with two United States Coast Guard badges, and another piece of related insignia; mostly of modern manufacture, the first older; generally extremely fine (14). The first award, a later issue, is confirmed by Kerrigan in “The Sea Shall Not Have Them” to Sergt. Russell A Tresley [sic], U.S. Marine Corps, on November 4, 1914. This spelling presumably a typographic error.
*China, Nanking Government (1938-45), Order of United Glory, Fourth class breast badge, in bronze gilt and enamels, with silvered central rays and 6 gilt stars in central red enamel, width 74.5mm, fault to central red enamel and parts of silvering in central rays lacking, with original ribbon, better than very fine and rare
Germany, China Campaign Medal, 1900-1901, combatant’s medal in bronze (2), the first with 4 attached clasps, Peitang-Forts, Huolu, Nang-Hung-Men, Kaumi, the second without clasps; and non-combatant’s medal in steel (2), the first with contemporary ribbon and suspension, generally extremely fine (4)
Serbia, Medal for Bravery 1876, in nickel; Gold Medal for Bravery 1912, in bronze-gilt; Silver Medal for Bravery 1912 in silvered alloy; Milosh Obilich Medals (4), Gold (2), in bronze-gilt, 36 and 30.5mm; Silver (2), in silvered bronze, 36 and 30.5mm; miscellaneous commemoratives (16), 1876-78 War (2), one with civilian ribbon; Independence 1878; 1885-86 War; St Andrew’s Assembly 1898; Civil Merit 1902 (2); Gold, in gilt metal, Silver; Enthronement of Peter I 1903, by Cristlbauer after George Jovanovich’s design; Coronation of Peter I 1903; First Balkan War 1912 (2), Second Balkan War Cross 1913, Albania Retreat 1915, 1914-18 War, Mount Loycen 1925; Association of War Invalids 1929, mixed grades (23)
Spain, Order of St Hermenegildo, Fourth and Third Class breast stars, both in silver-gilt and enamels, of recent manufacture and contained in Bolas plastic boxes, mint state; Knight’s breast badge, in gilt and enamels; Order of Isabella the Catholic, Knight’s breast badge, in silver-gilt and enamels, good very fine; Africa Campaign 1860, in silvered bronze; Civil War Medal 1936-39; Sahara Medal 1977; Civil Guard Cross; enamelled Sahara cap badge; Multinational Force and Observers Medal 1982, last in case of issue, with related miniature and fitting, generally extremely fine or better (11)
Romania, Kingdom, Order of the Star, type 2, Knight’s breast badge, in silver and enamel, peacetime bravery; mounted group of nine, ribbon of the Officer’s badge of the Order of the Crown, Order of the Star, Military Division, type 1, peacetime bravery, ribbon of the Knight’s badge of the Order of the Crown, Long Service medal for 25 years, Balkan War Medal, War Cross, 2 clasps, Carpati, Ardeal, Victory Medal; Military Virtue medal in bronze-gilt, Church Merit medal, very fine or better (lot)
Russia, Copies: Order of St Vladimir, breast star, in silvered bronze, gilt and enamels, 86mm, traces of verdigris, very fine; Agricultural Merit badge, Second class, in silver and green enamels, width 44mm (cf. P.&B. Vol III, p. 161, 5.6. (?) T. 1 for a similar copy), minor edge chip, very fine, offered as copies (2)
Miscellaneous Royal Life Saving Society Medals and Badges, c.1907-1964, in gilt (3), silver (1), and bronze (20), mostly named and dated; with a quantity of badges (13) and cloth insignia (4), some spare ribbons and clasps (4), two original boxes of issue, and a Royal Life Saving Society of Canada award of distinction in white metal, fine to extremely fine (48)
Hungary, Regency, Order of Merit, Civil Division, Grand officer’s set of insignia, comprising neck badge, in silver-gilt and enamels and breast star, on silver, with gilt and enamelled centre, both badge and star with copy swords appended; Officer’s pin-back badge, in silver-gilt and enamels, with copy war wreath appended, generally extremely fine, swords and war wreath offered as copies; Silver Merit medal on green ribbon; Bronze Merit medal on War ribbon; Great War commemorative (2), both ribbon types; Upper Hungary Commemorative 1938; Transylvania Commemorative 1940; Hungarian Republic (1946-49), Gold Merit Cross; 1848 Centenary medal, good very fine or better (10)
Great War, Humane Society of Salford and Royal Life Saving Society Group of Seven awarded to Serjeant-Major Frank A. Lamb, Order of St. John and British Red Cross Society, comprising: British War and Victory Medals (F.A. Lamb. B.R.C. & St. J.J.), Special Proficiency Medal of the Humane Society of the Hundred of Salford, in silver and enamels (rev. eng. F.A. Lamb 1906), Royal Life Saving Society Bronze Medal (F. A. Lamb. Sept. 1906), London Schools Swimming Association Silver Medal (F.A. Lamb Esq. 1925-35), Opening of the Hornsey Swimming Pool 1929, in silver and enamels, unnamed, pair of Competition medals in silver and gilt dated 1908 and 1909 ( R.T.I.S. Neat Dive 1st. F.A. Lamb/S.S.S. Pendleton Swimming Squadron F.A. Lamb), Great War pair extremely fine, third fine, in case of issue, others better and some cased (7). Offered with original Warrant of the Order of St. John and the British Red Cross Society, and copied medal index card.
A 19th century Gothic Revival French bronze eight day mantel clock. Set with Sevres style panels. Housing a cylinder movement stamped Pert Bally, Brevette, Paris, 32cm. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Metal tarnished. Panels in good order. With pendulum but not running. Glass lacking from the rear door.
c 1980s London Underground framed enamel PLATFORM ROUNDEL from Earl's Court station. A tunnel-side sign likely to have been on the Piccadilly Line platforms. Measuring a very collectable size of 24" x 20" (61cm x 51cm), the sign is made up of 3 pieces plus the bronze frame and is in excellent condition. [1 sign in 4 parts]
London Underground enamel on bronze SIGN 'Monument Station'. Measuring 51" x 3.5" (129cm x 9cm), this is thought to have been located on the railings at one of the street-level station entrances. The sign has a couple of slight distortions and some of the enamel letters have been touched in. [1]
Green Line Coaches Ltd RADIATOR BADGE as fitted to the company's coaches from c1930 until the formation of the LPTB in 1933. The plate is made of bronze (we believe) with enamel inlays in green, black and white, featuring the company name in the Underground Group bar & circle motif. In good, ex-vehicle condition with a little loss at the screw-holes and very minor surface abrasion. [1]
c 1980s London Underground framed enamel PLATFORM ROUNDEL from Earl's Court station. A tunnel-side sign likely to have been on the Piccadilly Line platforms. Measuring a very collectable size of 24" x 20" (61cm x 51cm), the sign is made up of 3 pieces plus the bronze frame and is in excellent condition. [1 sign in 4 parts]
London Underground enamel on bronze SIGN 'Bethnal Green Station'. Measuring 39" x 4" (99cm x 10cm), this is thought to have been located on the railings at one of the street-level station entrances, probably from when the station was opened in 1946. Complete with original bronze frame, the sign is in good condition. [1]
An Italian bronze Red Cross Medal with ribbons and red leather case, together with the International Industrial Exhibition of London 1851 Commemorative Medallion, the Crystal Palace Commemorative Medallion and the Commonwealth Games Commemorative £2 coin dated 1986 and a Thomas Coats, Paisley Observatory Centenary white metal medallion in a Birmingham Mint box (a lot)
A set of six early 20th century lacquered and painted bronze twin branch wall lights, in the Louis XVI style, each in two sections with ribbon surmounts, leaf and flowerhead capped scroll arms, and Wedgwood blue jasper plaques, wired for electricity, together with associated painted wooden backplates, h.80cm
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