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Lot 1367
A French officer’s gorget c 1835, WM cockeral in wreath on brass, and similar silver plated on gilt; sundry cap badges, including 18th N Zealand (lugs resoldered), 1st M Rifles Canterbury, CEF artillery general service, officer’s bronze R Fus, OR’s WM P Alexandra’s coronet, etc; a R Tank Corps WBP; a WWI identity tag to 2nd Lt J C Cartisle Machine Gun Corps; sundry other items. Generally GC
Lot 1517
A 5 shot .32” RF Smith’s Patent SA revolver, 6¾” overall, round barrel 3”, the top strap marked “O A Smiths Pat. Jan 28 & Apr 15 1878”, silver plated bronze frame and grip strap, sheath trigger, polished rosewood grips. GWO & C (cylinder lock AF, some wear and bubbling to plating). Plate 11
Lot 1017
Pair: BWM, Victory (88290 Pte A E Frid, MGC), GEF, in remains of original box and envelope, with a bronze and enamelled sweetheart brooch for MGC and medals transmittal slip addressed to his mother. Pte Albert Edward Frid, 6th Battn Machine Gun Corps (Infantry), killed in action 22nd March 1918 aged 25, and is commemorated at Arras Memorial, bay 10. War medal (un-named), Special Constabulary Faithful Service medal, Geo V issue with The Great War 1914-18 clasp (Charles Clark) EF, 11 enamelled badges, many Football Association steward from 1947 to 1953; 3 sports HM silver medals, 1 named to C. Clark; and a wristwatch AF.
Lot 1023
Italy-Garibaldi interest: Italian Independence medal 1848-70, no clasp, GVF; Roma Liberatori in bronze NEF; Garibaldi bronze medal commemorating 20th Anniversary of his death, GVF; a WM uniface plaque commemorating Garibaldi with head left and legend “Guiseppe Garibaldi Guerra D’Italia 1859”, diam 11cm, VF and a WM Treaty of Peace medallion, 28th April 1856, diam 74mm, GF to NVF
Lot 1025
“British Military and Naval Victories”: 12 attractive bronze medallions from this series by James Mudie, struck in 1820. The medallions comprise: Geo III dedication; Defence of Acre 1799; English Army Arrives in the Peninsula 1808; English Army on the Tagus 1810-11; Battle of San Sebastian 1813; Surrender of Pamplona 1813; Peace in Europe 1814; England Gives Peace to the World; Visit of the Allied Sovereigns to England 1814; Battle of Waterloo 1815; Charge of the British at Waterloo; Constitution given to the Ionian Islands 1817. Each diam 41mm. Average GVF to EF. Note: The original series, struck in Birmingham, comprised 40 medallions which could be purchased by subscription as individual pieces or as complete sets. The bronze medallions were priced at ½ Guinea each.
Lot 1091
6 various Third Reich pass books etc: Soldbuch to: Gerhard Schutze, 1940-44, which lists award of General Assault badge (1940), East Front Medal and Close Combat clasp (1942), Kuban shield (1943) and badge for single handed destruction of a tank (August 1944), also containing Kenkart and photograph (worn); another Soldbuch (worn); Arbeitsbuch and other documents to Gunther Luking; Wehrpass to Hans Joachim Wienecke, dated 1942; DAF Mitgliedsbuch dated 1940, containing stamps from 1940 to 1942; and Urkunde to Peter Bornemann showing award of SA Sports Badge in bronze in 1941. Average GC
Lot 521
DORSET, Bridport, E. Holley, Draper and Outfitter, imitation brass Spade Guinea, 25mm (Hawkins Ð); Lyme Regis, New Commercial Inn, copper, 21mm; Sherborne, Mermaid Inn, brass Three-Halfpence, 23mm; HAMPSHIRE, Bournemouth, Wilberforce Coffee Tavern, brass Penny, 24mm; Lancashire, Liverpool, Feathers Hotel, brass by J. Park, countermarked A 2D, 24mm; St Helens, St Helens Corporation Gas Dept, brass Penny, 31mm; LONDON, Sydenham, Anchor Coffee Tavern, brass Threepence, 25mm; NOTTINGHAMSHIRE, Retford, F. White & Son, Auctioneers, brass Threepence, 31mm; WARWICKSHIRE, Birmingham, Temperance Society, Saturday Night Meeting Check, copper Twopence, 33mm; WILTSHIRE, Salisbury, Salisbury CSL, 1cwt Coal, bronze, 19mm (Rains 22); Wilton, John Drew, Discount Farthing, brass, rev. church, 25mm; GLAMORGANSHIRE, Tongwynlais, Hauliers Arms, W.J. Davies, brass Threepence, 23mm (Cox 814); Co DUBLIN, Dublin, Gasworks Canteen, uniface Twopence, brass, 29mm (Noble II, 600; cf. DNW T6, 558) [13]. First in excavated state, othe s generally about very fine, some scarce Provenance: D.W. Sadler Collection [first from Wessex NS Auction (Bournemouth), 10 March 1994]. Obverses of third and twelfth only illustrated
Lot 524
Lancashire, Chorley, Chorley Pilot ICSL, no. 1, obv. ship, 28mm (Rains 10); Hulme, Bull’s Head, W. & J. Beardsley, brass, 24mm (Courtney p.160; D & W 60/121; MG 721); Liverpool, Chapel Street, Tom Brown, uniface brass tag, 21mm; Paradise Street, Dr Woodhead, brass, 26mm (D & W 62/137); Parliament Street, J. Dudding, brass by S. Twist, rev. bagatelle table, 28mm; Tithebarn Street, E. Willder (2), both brass by S. Twist, revs. bagatelle table, 29mm; Upper Mersey Watermen & Porters Association, uniface brass Threepence by Sale, 30mm; Upper Parliament Street, S.R. Wilde, brass, 26mm; Williamson Square, Black Bess, James Harwood, copper Twopence by T. Pope, 26mm; Wavertree, Dilworth and Liverpool, octagonal bronze, 24mm (MG 1266; Noble II, 1115); Manchester, Manchester House, R.S. Waterhouse, copper Halfpenny, 27mm [12]. Generally about very fine and better, tag pierced for wearing
Lot 528
WARWICKSHIRE, Birmingham, Aston, Vine Inn, J. Bandano (2), brass Twopence, 26mm (Whitmore 3570), brass Threepence, 25mm (Whitmore 3571); Britannia Flour Mills, Mary Boddington & Sons, copper One Hour, 1819, 23mm (Davis 957); Coleshill Street, Hope & Anchor, J.W. Whiston, brass, 27mm (Whitmore 2198); Corn Exchange, Opened 1847, Free Admission, brass, 28mm (Noble II, 1177); New Vauxhall Royal Victoria, J.H. Bradshaw, brass, by S. Hiron, 24mm (Whitmore 2561); Taylor & Challen, bronze, 24mm [7]. Third fine, others generally very fine
Lot 620
Davis, W.J., The Nineteenth Century Token Coinage [London, 1904], the 1979 Durst reprint, xlvii + 284pp, 15 plates, 1979 valuation sheet tipped-in; Berry, G., Discovering Trade Tokens, Tring, 1969, 56pp including illustrations; Seaby, P.J., Coins and Tokens of Ireland, 1st edn, London, 1970, 168pp, illustrations in text, obituary of W.A. Seaby tipped-in; Purvey, P.F., Coins and Tokens of Scotland, 1st edn, London, 1972, 160pp, illustrations in text (2 copies); Boon, G.C., Welsh Industrial Tokens & Medals, Cardiff, 1973, 56pp, illustrations in text (2 copies); Hawkins, R.N.P., Four studies of British Metallic Tickets and Commercial Checks of the 19th-20th centuries, London, 1975, 62pp including 6 plates, Amendments list inserted; Scott, J.G., British Countermarks on Copper & Bronze Coins, London, 1975, 179pp, 10 plates, dj; Holmes, R., and Blakeman, Pamela, Ely Tokens, Ely, 1983, 16pp, illustrations in text; Coxall, J., The Walthamstow Tokens, the 1988 Walthamstow reprint, 26pp + 8pp supplement, 5 plates, copy no.50; Thompson, R.H., Central or Local Production of Seventeenth-Century Tokens, London, 1990, pp.198-211, 1 plate; Greenall, P.D., Dividing Seventeenth-Century Tokens Between London and Middlesex, London, 1992, pp.90-123, 1 plate, two letters from Stella Greenall to Dr John Kent tipped-in [13]. Publishers” bindings Provenance: Scott ex libris W.C. Verdoorn, with his bookplate
Lot 819
A silver circular medallion, detailed `City of London School, Founded by the Corporation 1834`, with the original fitted case, a bronze medallion, detailed `Sir Isaac Pitman, Inventor of Phonography`, named to the rim `Edward John Brown`, with a Spink & Son case, and a crown coin, the reverse enamelled with St. George and the dragon, mounted as a brooch.
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