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Lot 92
1629/8, Gp B, mm. anchor with straight flukes (to right on rev.), 2.97g/4h (SCBI Brooker 588, this coin; N 2366; S 2807). Striking splits at 3 and 4 o’clock, otherwise good fine, rare Provenance: R.C. Lockett Collection, Part II, Glendining Auction, 11-17 October 1956, lot 2329 (part); J.G. Brooker Collection
Lot 227
Type 2 (12), mm. large lis, 0.48g/12h (E 91; BMC 180; Cooke 1242-5; S 3183); mm. three lis, 0.48g/12h (E 93; BMC 182; Cooke 1248-52; S 3183); mm. martlet, 0.29g/12h (E 94b; BMC 184; Cooke 1254-8; S 3183); mm. nautilus, 0.52g/12h (E 96b; BMC 186; Cooke 1262-6; S 3183); mm. pike-head, 0.41g/12h (E 97; BMC 190; Cooke 1274-6; S 3183); mm. rose, 0.41g/6h (E 98b; BMC 188; Cooke 1268-71; S 3183); mm. shield, 0.41g/12h (E 99a; BMC 189; Cooke 1272-3; S 3183); mm. star, 0.50g/12h (E 100b; BMC Ð; Cooke 1196-7; S 3183); mm. tower, 0.45g/6h (E 101; BMC 191; Cooke 1277-80; S 3183); mm. trefoil, 0.33g/12h (E 102a; BMC 192; Cooke 1283-4; S 3183); mm. woolpack 0.43g/12h (E 104a; BMC 193; Cooke 1286-9; S 3183); mm. woolpack over uncertain mark, 0.45g/12h (E 104c; BMC 194, this coin; Cooke 1291; S 3183) [12]. Generally about very fine, one or two better, E 100b and 104c extremely rare Provenance: second and third bt C.D. Cooke October 1987; fourth bt M.J. Dickinson January 1989; sixth G.A. Entwisle Collection, bt C.D. Cooke August 1990; eighth bt I.S. Wright June 1994; *eleventh C.W. Peck Collection, SNC September 1976 (7545); last bt M.J.Dickinson September 1988
Lot 234
Type 2 counterfeits (7), mm. dagger (2), 0.45g/12h, 0.40g/12h (both E C53; S 3183B); mm. fusil, 0.55g/12h (E C54; S 3183B); mm. mascle (2), 0.72g/12h, 0.32g/12h (both E C63; S 3183B); mm. star, 0.37g/12h (E C66; S 3183B); mm. tun, 0.40g/12h (E C71; S 3183B) [7]. E C66 mediocre, E C71 very fine, others generally fine, first showing part of next coin on the strip
Lot 385
Uninscribed issues, Bronze, bust right with curly hair within border of pellets, annulets and leaves, rev. lion left, pellet-in-annulets around, pentagram below, 1.95g/10h (BMC Ð; VA Ð; S Ð; cf. BNJ Coin Register 1992, 87). Of good style, nearly very fine, very rare; perhaps only around 20 specimens known Provenance: Found at Springhead (Kent); C. Rudd FPL 77, September 2004 (16). CCI 02.1170
Lot 429
Heavy coinage, Penny, York, mm. cross pattŽe on obv. only, 1.14g/12h (DelmŽ-Radcliffe 76, same rev. die; N 1351; S 1722). Reverse slightly off-centre, otherwise very fine and probably much as struck, very rare The DelmŽ-Radcliffe specimen appears to have a crack running through the reverse die; this coin would have been struck when the die was in an undamaged state
Lot 437
Facing Bust issue, Groat, class II, mm. cross fitchŽe on obv. only, crosses by neck, saltire stops, rev. saltire after devm and tas, lis after don, 3.05g/9h (SCBI Ashmolean 126/121; N 1704; S 2196). Cleaned, otherwise very fine, very rare Neither North or Spink gives cross fitchŽe as a mintmark for class II groats, however the Oxford Sylloge lists 10 specimens, none of which is from the same reverse die as the current coin which is known coupled with a lis-marked obverse
Lot 749
Silver Proof coins, Five Pounds (3), 1993, 1997, 2000, Two Pounds (5), 1995, 1996 1998, 2002, 2003, Pounds (3), 1993, 1994, 1995, 50 Pence, 1993 (2, one a Piedfort), 25 Pence (2), 1990, 1996, Piedfort 5 Pence, 1990, 2-coin sets (3), 1989, 1990, 1992; other modern silver Proof coins (18), base metal (9) [Lot]. Generally as struck, but many cases damaged
Lot 854
NEW SOUTH WALES, Sydney, Hogarth, Erichsen & Co, ÔAborigine’ Threepence, 1860, kangaroo and emu under bush, remembrance australia, rev. Aborigine walking right, edge plain, 16mm, 2.24g/12h (A 692; Heyde R44; KM. Tn 119). Damaged from old piercing at top, otherwise about fine, of the highest rarity, very few specimens known Provenance: From an old English collection. Only seven other specimens traced as having been on the market in the last 30 or so years, viz. Spink Australia, 2 November 1978, lot 464 (loop mounted and gilt, Aus$3,200); Spink Australia, 22 November 1979, lot 154 (ex Bergs¿e Sale, Amsterdam, September 1903, Ôbeautifully toned,’ Aus$10,500); Spink Australia, 20 November 1980, lot 305 (pierced at top = Osborne collection, Spink Noble Auction 43, 17-18 November 1993, lot 1018, Aus$4,400); Spink Australia Auction 25, 13-15 July 1988, lot 1681 (holed, Aus$7,800); DNW Auction 60, 9 December 2003, lot 1008, from an old collection in Chile (about very fine, £9,800); Noble Numismatics, April 2004, lot 790 (ex Stewart McLeod, acquired in Brisbane 1958, unsold at the time); Noble Numismatics, 26-8 July 2005, lot 903 (the Heyde plate coin, ex Sir Marcus Clark 1954 and ÔTasmanian’ collections, Ôvirtually mint state, the finest known,’ Aus$79,000)
Lot 896
Long Cross series, Sterling imitation, class Ib/II, rev. reads nicole one lvn, 1.41g/9h (North, BNJ 1995, p.110). Of full weight and good style, very fine and very rare The reverse reading, although unknown in the official English series, is found on the coins of Bernhard III and IV of Lippe (1229-65-75), with the obverse legend bernardv. It would seem likely that the present coin can be attributed to the mint of Lippe, c. 1250-60
Lot 919
Paul Kruger, Pond, 1898, with Ô99’ overstamp (Hern Z52; KM. 10.2; F 2). Good extremely fine or better, very rare; one of the few occasions where the cataloguer feels the NGC grader has been conservative, one of the finest known Slabbed in NGC holder, graded AU 58. The 1899 dies never arrived in Pretoria, so it was decided to overstamp 1898-dated Ponds. The first coin received a single Ô9’ overstamp; mint officials thought subsequent coins would be better overstamped with Ô99’ and 130 coins were thus produced
Lot 1022
Burgess, F.W., Chats on Old Coins, London, 1913, 393pp, illustrations in text; Mehl, B.M., The Star Rare Coin Encyclopedia and Premium CatalogÉof the Coins of the World, Fort Worth, 1932, 206pp, illustrations in text; Ottenheimer, I. and M., Alexander & Co’s New Hub Coin BookÉof American and Foreign Coins, Baltimore, 1947, 118pp including 54 plates; Laker, A.J., The Portrait Groats of Henry VIII, London, 1978, 24pp, illustrations in text (Manville 1394); together with other references (18), by Sear, North, Raymond, Brown and Dunn, Forrer, Levine, etc [22]. Publishers’ bindings
Lot 1026
Cook, B.J., and others (eds), British Numismatic Journal, London, vols. 63-71 inclusive [1993-2001]; together with other references (18), by Purvey, Dyer, Linecar, Sutherland, Nathanson, etc; Spink Coin Auctions (London), Nos. 6, 16, 18, 45, 48, 55, 56, 58-60, 62, 63, 109, 131, 139, 151, including Norweb I-IV complete, Shuttlewood, Hughes, Selig George III, etc [Lot]. Publishers’ bindings; BNJs as new, some others working copies Provenance: Ex libris Alfred Bole. Not suitable for shipping
Lot 1033
Gibbon, E., History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, London, 1875, xiii + 1,303pp; Ratto, R. (Lugano), [Auction of] Monnaies Byzantines et d’autres pays contemporaines ˆ l’Žpoque Byzantine, 9 December 1930, the 1959 Schulman reprint, 2,701 lots, 68 plates, PRL bound-in; Newell, E.T., Royal Greek Portrait Coins, Racine, 1937, 125pp, illustrations in text; Mattingly, H., and Sydenham, E.A., Roman Imperial Coinage, vol. I, Augustus to Vitellius, London, 1948, 279pp, 16 plates; Starr, C.G., Athenian Coinage 480-449 BC, Oxford, 1970, viii + 95pp, 26 plates; Whitting, P.D., Byzantine Coins, London, 1973, 311pp, illustrations in text, dj; Carson, R.A.G., and Hill, P.V., Coins of the Roman Empire in the British Museum, vol. V, Pertinax to Elagabalus, London, cclxvi + 77pp, 97 plates; Nicolaou, I., and M¿rkholm, O., Paphos: A Ptolemaic Coin Hoard, Nicosia, 1976, x + 115pp, 22 plates; Berk, H.J., Roman Gold Coins of the Medieval World 383-1453 AD, Joliet, USA, 1986, 370+ coins, all illustrated; Nicolaou, I., Paphos: The Coins from the House of Dionysus, Nicosia, 1990, xi + 227pp, 41 plates; together with other references (19), by Milne, Head, Kraay, Plant, etc [29]. Publishers’ bindings; first with spine partly split internally Provenance: First ex libris T. McGoldrick, Southampton
Lot 1037
Hancox, E.R.H., The Romance of the Penny, Ipswich, nd, 39pp, 6 plates (Manville Ð); Forrer, L.S., The Art of Collecting Coins, London, 1955, 183pp, 16 plates; Wielandt, F., MŸnz- und Geldgeschichte des Standes Zug, Zug, 1966, 149pp, 6 plates, dj; Cribb, J.E., and others, The Coin Atlas, London, 1999, 337pp, illustrations in text; together with other references (35), by Linecar, Seaby, WŸthrich, Hazlitt, Divo, etc [39]. Publishers’ bindings; Cribb virtually as new
Lot 1046
Marshall, G., A View of the Silver Coin & Coinage of Great Britain, from the year 1662 to 1837, 1st edn, London, 1837, xxvii + 160pp, tabular index (Manville 308). Later maroon cloth, gilt spine, t.e.g.; a fine copy, with small printed label of Simmons & Waters, Leamington Spa, on inside back cover Provenance: Ex libris Alfred Bole
Lot 1048
Milne, J.G., Ashmolean Museum, Catalogue of Alexandrian Coins, Oxford, 1933, lxviii + 155pp, 7 plates, tables, signed by H. St J. Hart on inside front cover; Milne, J.G., Finds of Greek Coins in the British IslesÉin the light of the Rackett Collection from Dorset, London, 1948, 47pp; Robertson, Anne S., Roman Imperial Coins in the Hunter Coin Cabinet, University of Glasgow, IV, Valerian I to Allectus, Oxford, 1978, ccxvi + 340pp, 64 plates, dj; Munro-Hay, S., and Juel-Jensen, B., Aksumite Coinage, London, 1995, 285pp, numerous un-numbered plates, dj; together with other references (23), by Ravel (several, all signed by him), Gardner, Metcalf, Mattingly, Lightfoot, etc [27]. Publishers’ bindings; Robertson virtually as new Provenance: First ex libris H. St J. Hart, Queen’s College, Cambridge, 1950
Lot 1060
Scott Stamp & Coin Co (New York), Standard Coin Catalogue, Copper and Nickel, 17th edn, New York, 1893, xviii + 203pp, engraved illustrations in text, bound with Steigerwalt, C. (Lancaster, PA), FPLs 38 and 39, Catalogue of a Choice Collection of Coins, Medals, Paper Money, etc, May 1893, 22pp, Catalogue of a Valuable Collection of Choice United States and Foreign CoinsÉ, June 1893, 32pp; J.W. Scott Co (New York), Standard CatalogueÉCoins of the World, Gold and Silver, New York, 1916, 184pp, engraved illustrations in text [2]. First in brown cloth, gilt spine, t.e.g., second in original pink paper covers; both with stanzas signed Sady, London, September 1942, on first free endpapers The stanza in the first reads ÔLife is short and not always nice, to have a hobby is sometimes clever and sometimes nice, it occupies completely your mind, therefore this book I had to find’, and in the second ÔI know you can’t go now for one of the holiday camps, I know you are interested in coins and stamps, this book is to find out about your treasure, and think now and then of your pleasure’
Lot 1063
Seaby’s Coin & Medal Lists (London), 270 [November 1936], M274-80 [February-July 1937], M283-5 [October-December 1937], mostly bound in 1 self-binder; Seaby’s Coin & Medal Lists (London), M283-8 [October 1937-March 1938], M290 [May 1938], M314-16 [July/August 1940-October/November 1940], M318 [December 1940], bound in 1 self-binder; Seaby’s Coin & Medal Lists (London), M315 [August 1940], M332-4 [January-December 1943]; Seaby’s Coin & Medal Bulletin (London), July 1947, August 1947, November 1948, loose in blue binder [Lot]. Mostly clean, pre-War issues rare
Lot 1065
Seaby’s Coin & Medal Lists (London), Nos. 335-8 [January 1944-September 1945]; Seaby’s Coin & Medal Bulletin (London), No. 339 [December 1945], bound in 1 volume. Red cloth, gilt spine; a very fine run, includes the important S.R. Naish Collection Provenance: Ex libris David Griffiths, DNW Auction 86, 16-17 June 2010, lot 328 (part)
Lot 1066
Seaby’s Coin & Medal Bulletin (London), Nos. 340-403 [March 1946-December 1951], complete, bound in 6 volumes [Lot]. Matching blue half-leather and marbled boards by Amanda Slope, Great Missenden, gilt spines; a very fine and attractive run Provenance: Ex libris Johan Christian Holm, Copenhagen, Spink Auction 61, 22 October 1987, lot 330 (part); David Griffiths, DNW Auction 86, 16-17 June 2010, lot 328 (part)
Lot 1068
Spink Coin Auctions (London), Catalogue Nos. 7, 13, 16 (2), 19 (2), 26 (4), 28 (3), 34, 36 (2), 43, 47 (2), 51 (2), 53, 55 (2), 58 (3), 59 (2), 61, 63 (2), 66 (2), 69, 74 (2), 81, 85, 95, Clifford Renaissance Medals, 117, 119-22, 124-5, 127-9, 132, 136, 141, 143 (2, different), 144-5, 147, 149, 153-7, 192, 195, 199 [Lot]. Mostly clean
Lot 1069
Thompson, J.D.A., SCBI 9: Ashmolean Museum, Oxford, London, 1967, dj (Manville 1161); Blunt, C.E., and Dolley, R.H.M., SCBI 11: Reading University/Royal Coin Cabinet Stockholm, London, 1969 (Manville 1187); Gunstone, A.J.H., SCBI 17: Midland Museums, London, 1971, dj (Manville 1242); Gunstone, A.J.H., SCBI 27: Lincolnshire Collections, London, 1981 (Manville 1455); North, J.J., and Preston-Morley, P.J., SCBI 33: Brooker Collection, London, 1984, dj (Manville 1530); Archibald, Marion, SCBI 34: British Museum, London, 1986, dj (Manville 1560); Bateson, J.D., and Mayhew, N., SCBI 35: Ashmolean and Hunterian Museums, London, 1987 (Manville 1595); Talvio, T., SCBI 40: Royal Coin Cabinet, Stockholm, London, 1991, dj (Manville 1706); Gunstone, A.J.H., SCBI 42: South-Eastern Museums, London, 1992, dj (Manville 1722); Bateson, J.D., SCBI 53: Scottish Museums, London, 2001, dj (Manville 1890); Woodhead, P., SCBI 57: Schneider Collection, Part II, London, 2002, dj (Manville 1918) [11]. Publisher’s blue cloth; generally very fine copies
Lot 1070
Watherston, J.H., Tables shewing the legally appointed weight of British Gold and Silver Coin manufactured pursuant to Mint indenture, dated 6th February 1817Éand suggestions for altering the same, London, 1847, 48pp (Manville 355). Original decorated blue cloth; title page signed by the author and with Royal Mint library stamp below, a fine copy Provenance: Ex libris Royal Mint duplicates, Spink Auction 47, 10 October 1985, lot 1317; Alfred Bole
Lot 81
An automatic "Hour Angle" Aviator's watch, by Longines The white enamel dial with Roman numerals and inner ring calibrated for 180 degrees with Arabic numerals, inner revolving silver matte disc with Arabic numerals for 60 minutes and 15 degrees in red, in circular case with hinged back revealing the glazed movement, the rotating coin-edged bezel calibrated for 15 degree graduations, the unadjusted 25 jewel movement signed Longines and No. L989.2 and 58047549, diameter of case 38mm., to alligator straps Dial signed Longines, case back signed EF Co Longines, case interior signed Longines Hour Angle Watch Designed by Col. Charles A Lindbergh and No. 989.5216 24678367 View on Christie's.com
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