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Lot 359
John Mills, ARCA, PPRBS, FRSA (British, 20th Century) Hanging Service Jackets signed lower right "John Mills" watercolour 41 x 28cm; and Bronze Panels - Hanging Uniform and other Service Equipment signed lower right "John Mills" watercolour 50 x 33cm; and 2nd Projection Drawing for the Monument to the Women of World War II signed lower right "John Mills" pen and gold ink 56 x 42cm (3) These are unique preliminary planning drawings for the Monument to the Women of World War II unveiled by HM Queen Elizabeth II The National Monument to the Women of World War II is situated in Whitehall, London to the north of the Cenotaph It was sculpted by John W Mills and was dedicated by HM Queen Elizabeth II on July 11th 2005 The Monument stands 22 feet high, 16 feet long and 6 feet wide. The lettering on the sides replicates the typeface used on war time ration books. There are 17 individual sets of clothing and uniforms around the sides, symbolising the hundreds of different jobs women undertook in World War II and then gave back to the homecoming men at the end of the War (see also lot 402) #700-
Lot 512
Herbert Chapman's personalised bound volume of Arsenal programmes for 1925-26 his first season at Highbury, the red cloth covers titled gilt ARSENAL FOOTBALL CLUB LTD., PROGRAMMES, SEASON 1925-6, HERBERT CHAPMAN, ESQ., the volume containing first-team League and Cup, reserve matches plus Northern Nomads v Redhill F.A. Amateur Cup s/f & London Combination v London League Having achieved great success at Huddersfield Town Herbert Chapman was tempted to Highbury by Arsenal Chairman Henry Norris in the summer of 1925. Chapman laid down the foundations for Arsenal to become one of the most formidable teams in English football. He brought an F.A. Cup and two Championship titles to the London club before his tragic death due to pneumonia in January 1934. He is commemorated by the club with a bronze bust which stood in the marbled hall at Highbury and is now housed at the Emirates Stadium. This bound volume of match programmes is from the great man's first season at Highbury in 1925-26 when the Gunners finished runners-up in the League behind Chapman's old club Huddersfield Town.
Lot 731
An Austrian football desk set circa 1920s, designed with a bronze model of a goalkeeper in the centre of fittings for a pen and stationery, set on a square black marble base, 17cm., 6 3/4in. square; sold together with a group of three pen knives with silver inlaid decoration circa 1920s, various materials (4)
Lot 827
Victoria, young head and later, AR and AE, various dates, young head, halfcrown, shillings (5), sixpence, threepence, copper, pennies (2)halfpennies (2), farthings (3) and half farthing, bronze, pennies (7) and farthings (4), gothic florin, jubilee head, crowns (2), halfcrown, florin, shillings (2), sixpence and threepences (4) and old head, halfcrowns (3), florin, shillings (2), sixpences (2), threepences (4) and farthings (3), mainly fair, with a few better (54)
Lot 832
Victoria and later, AR and base: crowns, 1847, 1889, 1890, 1895 LIX, slight edge nicks, otherwise very fine, 1902, 1935, 1951, FDC (2), 1953 and 1960, last two extremely fine or better, halfcrowns, 1885, 1887 and 1899, florins, 1898 and 1910, shillings, 1883 and 1906, sixpences, 1886 and jubilee head, 1887, both types (2), AR threepences, various dates (27), AR twopence, 1842, good very fine, AE threepences, 1949 (4), farthings, copper, 1853 and 1858 and bronze, mainly George V and later (71), half farthings, 1843 and 1844 (3) and third farthing, 1902, almost uncirculated, with lustre, otherwise mainly fair, with a few better, unless stated (130)
Lot 1357
Coin catalogues: Spink UK coins, Coin Yearbook and Medal Yearbook, all 2006, English Paper Money, 6th Edition, Eimer - British Commemorative Medals and their values, Whiting- Commemorative Medals, Sutherland - English Coinage, 600-1900, Bell - Copper Commercial Tokens, 1811-1819, Hawkin's - Silver Coins of England, Robinson - The Royal Maundy and Freeman - The Bronze Coinage of Great Britain, mainly good condition (11)
Lot 840
Two original master club heads for copy turning lathes, in phosphorous bronze, a driver and high numbered wood; together with three original clubmakers' stamps for Max Faulkner, Wally Thomas of Blackheath and the third reading 'autograph'; the lot also including a Tom Auchterlonie stamped beech clubmaking plane (6)
Lot 148
OF LOCAL INTERST: a 19TH CENTURY SILVER AGRICULTURAL MEDALLION awarded by The Westmoreland and Kendal Disctrict Agricultural Society , the cast decoration depicting a group of farm animals and poultry, the obverse with a wreath of wheat sheaves and hand plough. Ottley, Birmingham. 5.5cm diameter, in original box. Also A CAST BRONZE CHAMPIONSHIP MEDAL presented by Toogood & Sons, The Royal Seedmen, Southampton. 4.5cm diameter, in original box. (2)
Lot 149
A COLLECTION OF INDUSTRIAL PRIZE MEDALLIONS of bronze, brass and white metal circular and oval form, to include five of which awarded as named to THOMAS AND HOWARD GRUBB 19th century Irish Telescope makers. To include an oval medallion inscribed "Royal Dublin Society Exhibition of Manufacturers to Mr. Thomas Grubb For an improved Weighing Machine 1844" and a circular medallion inscribed "Highest Award for Transit Shutter Howard Grubb F.R.A.S". Six medallions awarded by the Dublin Society, one for the Cork Industrial Exhibition 1883 and four others, all un-named. Total 16 pieces.
Lot 414
THREE VARIOUS 19TH CENTURY FRENCH STYLE DECORATIVE SCENT BOTTLES, one of oval form having gilded filigree encased cranberry glass body, 7.5cm high; one of circular form having metallic black fern with bronze inclusions to body, mounted by a red jewelled, yellow metal hinged cap complete with belt chain. 6.5cm long and an enamel painted circular glass bottle with silver screw cap. 5.5cm long (3)
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