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Click here to subscribePhilip I 244-249 A.D., colonial bronze of c.26mm., of Dacia, obverse:- Laureate, draped and cuirassed bust, right, reverse:- Dacia standing left, holding curved sword and standards, inscribed XIII and V, below which, eagle and lion, these represent the the 5th and 13th. legions, Sear GIC 3873, dark black-green patina, light tooling, GVF
Olympic Games, Stockholm, 1956 - rare Participation Medal for the Equestrian sports held at Stockholm due to the Australian quarantine regulations. Medal designed by J. Sjoesvaerd in bronze. Apparently there were only 158 participants at the Stockholm events, over 12,000 medals were made for the main Melbourne Games in 1956. This medal comes with a 50th Anniversary Plaque re the 1912 Olympic Games named to Sven Grape + a Gymnastic unmarked silver medal to S. Grape + 12 Swedish horse related unnamed bronze Plaques, a Swedish Bakelite? medal + a silver Swedish unnamed medal and a 1935 British silver Jubilee medal (18 items). Comes with some research, Maj. Sven Grape was on the Swedish Olympic Committee on the Sports division relating to the endurance test of the 3 day event. He was, with others, awarded the Medal of Merit of the Equestrian Olympic Games. Rare
A World War One (WWI) bronze medal commemorating the annexation of Sudetenland on October 1, 1938, obverse depicts two men on a platform above eagle and swastika, and verso marked Ein Volk Ein Reich Ein Fuhrer 1 Oktober 1938 (one people, one realm, one leader), a WW1 Iron Cross and WW2 Iron Cross, all three with ribbons and attached to hanger
Medallions (3): A set of three bronze medals: The Three British Kings of 1936, contains bronze medal of George V's Jubilee Eimer no. 2031, the Abdication medal of Edward VIII Eimer no. 2040b, and the Coronation medal of George VI Eimer no. 2047b, by Turner and Simpson, in red case with bronze plaque, EF (case good condition) scarce.
Service Dress and Battledress Uniforms of Captain J.L.Mitchell, Royal Engineers. The Service Dress jacket and trousers were made by Bernard Wetherill in October 1944. It retains all its original insignia; a full set of Royal Engineers buttons, collar badges and Captains pips. The Battledress is Canadian made. The Blouse in April 1944 and the Trousers in 1943. The Blouse has its original insignia; Royal Engineers shoulder titles, Captains metal pips and, unusually, Officers bronze collar badges. A nice, original grouping, all worn during the war (4 parts).
Medallions (3): 1902 Edward VII Coronation medal in bronze, large size 56mm, in Royal Mint box of issue EF; together with a silvered bronze medal of Edward VIII in red box (this a/f), and the official medal for the Millenium issued jointly by the Royal Mint and the British Art Medal Society 63mm bronze (see Eimer no. 2200) scarce, as struck, in Royal Mint case.
Olympic Participation Medal: London 1948 bronze participants medal d.51mm, Obv: View of the Houses of Parliament and Big Ben, XIV OLYMPIAD LONDON 1948, below- the five Olympic rings. / Rev: A quadriga advancing, driven by two standing figures; by B. MacKennal for J.R. Pinches, Eimer no. 2076, GVF
French Medallions (4): Jewellery Congress paris 4-8 July 1937, an attractive bronze medal, obverse: Cupid holding up a basket of silver and jewellery; reverse: A crucible in flames, 50mm VF; together with a bronze medal of Napoleon III, Exposition Universelle 1867 Paris 50mm; plus 2x bronze cliches of Louis XVII and Louis XVIII, VF or better.
Medallions (2): William Thomson Baron Kelvin bronze medal 50mm, Obv: Robed bust left, WILLIAM THOMSON BARON KELVIN OM / Rev: FOUNDED BY ENGINEERS 1914 IN MEMORY OF BARON KELVIN OF LARGS, ENGINEER AND NATURAL PHILOSOPHER BORN 1824 DIED 1907; together with a silvered medal of Patrick Manson, London School of Tropical Medicine 51mm, VF and better.
Medallion: William Shakespeare, bronze laudatory medal d.38mm: Obv: Shakespeare facing, writing, WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE DIED APRIL 23 1616. / Rev: Shakespeare's birthplace(?) or Anne Hathaway's Cottage (?) BORN APRIL 23rd 1564, 1842 in exergue; by H.H. Young and W.J. Taylor, GVF, an attractive medal commemorating 400th anniversary of his death.
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