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Lot 249
A coin cabinet (first picture) with ten drawers (each capable of holding 24 coins) ' mainly emptied to make up the previous coins lots, but still containing approximately 68 coins in the top three trays. Tray one is mainly coins of the USA (second photo), with some from the British East India Company and India. The second tray is another of older foreign old coins, but mainly French (third photo). These trays contain coins in good collectable condition. Others are heavily worn or damaged. The coins in the first two trays come from the 20th, 19th and 18th centuries although there is a 1564 Philip IV of Spain coin included (see photos 4 and 5.) The coins in other trays include three cast (fake) ancient coins, a corroded hammered silver penny and another hammered coin; a worn, bent and discloured 1813 George III bank token; two coins which are holed/pierced - a William and Mary 1690 silver penny and an Anne 1706 threepence; and also a George I 1723 sixpence, which is bent. Other coins include a just about recognisable William 111 halfcrown, three Roman coins (one pictured) and a 1775 George III farthing, which is also bent. There are also two George III 1806 farthings ' one of which is Irish; and two Irish farthings dated 1723 and 1799. Photos 4 and 5 also show an 1830 half dollar from the USA from the top tray, the previously mentioned holed Anne 1706 threepence, a Roman coin and an 1812 penny token.
Lot 258
A quantity of coins and postcards and other collectables. There are five cased Royal Mint proof sets ' 1984, 1987 and 1988 of the UK ; and two of Guernsey for 1985 and 1986. (pictured). There are also small bags of loose British and foreign coins, six Disney coins, a commemorative coin by the Royal Mint to mark the opening of Buckingham Palace in 1994, other commemorative coins, a 1986 £2 in a folder, a Guernsey £1 note and three Scottish £1 notes, a 2005 Crufts Dog Show qualifier medal, a commemoration piece to mark the sailing of the First Fleet from Portsmouth to Australia from 1787 to 1987, four Charles and Diana crowns, a coin collector's folder for pennies from 1926-1967 which is full with low grade pennies (but not for the right years), a 1984 D-Day medallion, and a Royal Mint silver £2 coin for the Commonwealth Games at Edinburgh. There are five small albums with modern postcards (not all full), a small photo album with some older, standard-size, post cards, including theatre actresses, some loose modern and older cards and eight books of French tear-out cards. This charity lot also includes a bag of Green Shield stamps, an art nouveau cameo, several sheets of Railway Heritage stamps and a Church of England Sunday School picture album.
Lot 276
A collection of approximately 180 First day Covers including an album of Chinese FDC's, various Royal Commemorative examples and coin covers in 'The Royal Collection' album and an album of GB and world covers including Ugandan and Nevis etc. Together with a small quantity of Special Mint sets, a small collection of various GB and world mint and used stamps, loose and on paper, a small collection of 1980's loose Walt Disney world stamps and a provincial Stamford Spalding and Boston £5 note with triangular cut cancellation
Lot 278
A collection of assorted silver commemorative coins comprising 'The Douglas Bader Centenary silver coin set', in fitted wooden Westminster box, a boxed 'The Elizabethan Era Silver pair' comprising a Elizabeth I sixpence and a modern silver £5 coin, a Royal Mint £2 coin and three 1oz Britannia coins etc.
Lot 283
The Road To Victory' set of seven commemorative coins, comprising 5 gold-plated crowns and a white metal coin, each with pictorial WWII scenes to one side and a 9ct gold commemorative 1945 'Double Crown' gross weight approximately 8g, housed in fitted card presentation pack, with certification etc.
Lot 786
A FINE AND RARE SWISS COIN-IN-THE-SLOT MUSICAL STEREOSCOPE, HENRI VIDOUDEZ, C1885, THE MECHANISM RETAINING EIGHTEEN 'POSES PLASTIQUES' EROTIC PHOTOGRAPH STEREO-CARDS OPERATED BY A CONVEYOR SYSTEM, ROTATING ONE QUARTER TURN TWICE EACH REVOLUTION OF THE CYLINDER, THE MUSICAL MOVEMENT MOUNTED ON THE BASE, IN RECTANGULAR PILLAR SHAPED WALNUT CASE, THE HINGED TOP WITH GROUND GLASS LIGHT, THE FRONT WITH TURNED AND EBONISED FRUITWOOD EYEPIECES, NICKEL FITTINGS AND THREE PIECE INSCRIPTION Musique Automatique pour faire jouer mettez 10 Cts HENRI VIDOUDEZ Ste CROIX, ORNAMENTAL PLATED LYRE CARRYING HANDLES AND WINDING CRANK, CABINET KEY, 50.5CM H; 34 X 45CM AND THIRTY SIX OTHER UNRELATED PHOTOGRAPHIC STEREOGRAMSProvenance: Daphne Ladell, Surrey, for whom restored Musee Baud, Saint Croix, Switzerland and subsequently professionally serviced by Max Plummer Excellent and in fully working order, operating apparently well in inserting a modern United Kingdom 5p coin
Lot 324
A 9 ct gold double Albert chain with 1893 gold £2 coin, with applied scrolled top and T bar suspension. The Albert Birmingham hallmark 9 ct date letter 1918, gross weight 54.3 grams (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The length including the clips is 43 cm. Yes all links are hallmarked being stamped 9 and .375.
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