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1854 (February)? Group of Thullier(?) lithographed essays, comprising 'POSTAGE HALF ANNA' (black on salmon) and 'POSTAGE ONE ANNA' (black on blue) designs of Queen Victoria (24 x 20mm), two of each value affixed to small pieces, also similar values and colours but circular designs showing a "Coat of Arms", Half Anna and One Anna (2) again affixed to small pieces, fine and very rare, not being known to Spence, and only discovered in 1980. (See "The Philatelist" Dec 1980). In 1853 it was decided that Indian stamps should be printed in India rather than London, and Col. Forbes (the Superintendent of the machinery at the mint in Calcutta) was consulted to produce such stamps. Subsequently it was deemed that his design (the Lion and Palm Tree) could only be printed singly and therefore the mint was unable to supply the approximate number (25million) required in sufficient time. This led to Captain Thullier (Deputy Surveyor General, Calcutta) being commissioned to prepare stamp designs for half, one, four and eight Anna stamps. Amonst the designs/essay not chosen were the circular design which was based on the East India 1pice coin bearing the Arms of Great Britain, and the rectangular design which was based on the Great Britain 1840 1d black and 2d blue issued stamps, the idea for these possibly came after Lord Dalhousie expressed a view that the stamps should be of a simple design with the Coat of Arms and Queen's head.
A collection of mostly modern British commemorative coinage, comprising; five year type proof sets 1977,1978,1982,1983 and 1984, silver proof coinage comprising; three 1977 crowns and a 1981 crown, a one pound coin 1983, a Guernsey twenty-five pence, a Jersey one pound, five cupro nickel commemorative crowns, also a silver medallion commemorating The 25th Anniversary of The Coronation 1978 and a Rotary International Past President's Medal, mostly with cases.
A group of mostly British silver coins, including a William III shilling 1696, a George I shilling 1723 SSC, two George III half crowns, a George III sixpence 1818, a William IV sixpence 1836, a quantity of mostly Victorian young head Maundy coins, a George III threepence 1763, a quantity of further threepences and an Irish coin 1966.
A collection of British and foreign coins, including; four five pound crowns, a 1953 crown, five further Elizabeth II crowns, two Victoria half crowns, 1887 and 1900, a 1953 nine coin specimen currency set, five foreign banknotes, a 1953 Coronation medallion and a pink and colourless paste set costume buckle.
A silver handled paper knife, the handle with an enamelled adjustable calendar, a brass vesta case formed as a pig, another vesta case, a plated on copper hinge lidded snuff box, mounted with a coin, a hexagonal tape measure case, a turned wooden corkscrew fitted with a brush, an enamelled ashtray, decorated with the head of a dog, a Sterling silver mounted circular trinket dish, a model of a standing figure of a man, a napkin ring, a quantity of mostly costume jewellery and sundry.
A gold brooch, mounted with an East India Company gold coin, within a ropetwist wirework and beaded design, two colourless paste set brooches and one marcasite set brooch, all designed as naval crowns, a Victorian gold shaped circular brooch, the back with a locket compartment and two further brooches.
A PAIR OF TRENCH ART CANDLESTICKS MADE FROM FRENCH BAYONETS set on triangular footed bases 26cm high together with a collection of small trench art items made from shell/bullet cases comprising a pair of ash trays, pair of oval vesta cases a match bo x holder with Royal Artillery crest and a lighter with a 1911 coin on lid, two period scarves, one from Egypt the other Tipperary printed on, etc
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