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Lot 786
Aethelred II silver penny, Long Cross Issue, obverse reads:- +AEDELRAED REX ANGLO [both 'AE's and 'NG' ligulate, 'O' with central pellet, first 'D' with thorn], reverse reads:- +AEDELPERD M.O LVND ['AE' ligulate, first 'D' with thorn, 'O' with central pellet], London Mint, moneyer Aethelwerd, Spink 1151, full, round, well centred, GVF
Lot 787
Aethelred II silver penny, Second Hand type, Spink 1146, obverse reads:- +AEDELRAED REX ANGLOX [both 'AE's ligulate, first 'D' with thorn], reverse reads:- +EADELM M-O LVND [ wedge between 'E' and 'A'], London Mint, moneyer Eadelm, Ex. John Cross Collection, Ex. Pheatt Collection, Ex. Commander Mack Collection, Pt.I, Glendining 18.11.1974, lot 132 [as 1st. Hand], Ex. Duke of Argyll Collection, Spink 24.7.1962, 30/-, Ex Dr. Gibson 7/-, with three old tickets, full, round, well centred, VF
![Diocletian follis, reverse:- Genius, Heraclea Mint? A.D.294? [correct obverse reading], GF with a ditto but of Maxmian, First](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/30f0e9c0-5fcf-4dfb-a5ea-a908008041d0/01664cd6-fc1a-431e-f9a5-c4293ba40398/468x382.jpg)
Lot 824
Diocletian follis, reverse:- Genius, Heraclea Mint? A.D.294? [correct obverse reading], GF with a ditto but of Maxmian, First Reign 286-305, reverse:- Moneta, Sisca Mint 301-302, Sear 13302, with hint of silvering, GVF and lastly a ditto but of Galerius as Caesar, reverse:- Genius, Antioch Mint 299-300 A.D., Sear 14379, just the slightest hint of silvering, VF [3]
Lot 835
Edward the Confessor silver penny, Pointed Helmet Type, Spink 1179, obverse reads:- +EDPERD REI., reverse reads:- +PINTERFVGEL ON E, ['NE' ligulate], York Mint, moneyer Winterfugel, the York symbol annulet is in the first quarter of the reverse, evidently an early use of the reverse die as a die sinker's inner guide line is visible, full, round, well centred, GVF
Lot 916
Ancient British Celtic silver units of the Iceni, both scarce types, first, the Bury type, with head right / Horse right, Spink 432, rough surfaces, clear, GF, the second is as the Odin's eye type of ABC 1531, rare, with old ticket which states 'Bonhams Sale lot 55 14347', Head right, large eye before mouth / Horse right, a little extreme edge loss, GF/NVF [2]
Lot 918
Ancient British, Celtic gold quarter stater, of the Iceni, a very clever contemporary plated forgery made from official tools of the Irstead type, Spink 430, VF, with 2 further silver units of the Iceni, first probably Boar/Horse type with obverse die obliterated, ancient chips, GF, and similar but a normal coin, F/GF and lastly a bronze stater of the Durotriges, GF [4]
Lot 919
Ancient British, Celtic silver units of the Iceni, first from the Uninscribed Series with the ECEN symbol / Horse right type with sticker which states 'E Bay Feb 06', GVF/NVF together with a ditto but from the Inscribed Series, Two opposed crescents / Horse right ECE below, Spink 445, from the Forncett Hoard, Norfolk, 1997 and with a ticket and packet by Chris Rudd, Fair/GF [2]
Lot 1183
Suffolk, Bury St Edmunds 18th. century copper halfpenny, at sometime gilt, D&H 29? with unrecorded edge reading PAYABLE AT W.BARKERS OLD BIRMINGHAM WAREHOUSE, possibly rare? some gilt highlights worn, NVF, together with a ditto but of Northampton, Withers !, VF/GVF, with an anonymous national series piece, KING AND CONSTITUTION 1794 / PROSPERITY TO OLD ENGLAND, milled edge, light die cracks, GVF and lastly a ditto reading:- MAY PEACE & PLENTY ACCOMPANY THE PRINCE & PRINCESS OF WALES / PAYABLE LONDON ESSEX AND NORFOLK, edge plain, NEF, first 2 with old tickets [4]
Lot 1803
World Crowns, commemorative coins and sets: British Virgin Islands Proof Set 1973, Turks & Caicos Investiture of the Prince of Wales silver proof 10-Crowns 1979, Zambia Independence cu-no proof Crown 1965, UK cu-ni proof "hands" 50p 1973, an unofficial year set 1964 with some verdigris, 4x 'First Decimal Coins' wallet sets, Norway Mint Set 1976, New Zealand Specimen Set 1967, South Africa Mint Set 1969, 5x British Commonwealth Crowns in sliding cases, a 1951 Crown, a BWA EVIII Penny, + a Guernsey 10s 1966.
Lot 1829
Flight Cover collection in 2x untouched and original albums. Many GB first flight covers, many from Southampton to various destinations eg Guernsey (Guernsey Airways) 1939 to US and Canada, 1933 to India. Varied number inc 1938 Honolulu to UK, Canal Zone to UK, 1933 Morocco Agencies (Lara-che) to Rio de Janeiro with 6 sided red Zeppelin cachet, Shanghai to London front via Moscow, Berlin. 1930 Belgium to London etc. 3x 1911 UK Aerial Post Cards, one sponsored by Nobel Explosives, Hungary 1931 with 1931 Zeppelin opt 2p stamp with Zeppelin cachet Imperial Airways First Air Post 1932 cover with associated telegram to Southampton mentioned stranded in swamp in Rhodesia. Crash Covers etc. It is hard to explain how nice a collection this is. Viewing a must ! Over 200 items. (2)
Lot 350
Nameplate FRINGFORD MANOR. Ex GWR 4-6-0 locomotive built Swindon in January 1939 and numbered 7814. First allocation was Westbury and in August 1950 shed allocation Plymouth Laira. In March 1959 shed allocation was Machynlleth for work over the former Cambrian lines but then moved to Didcot in May 1965 Final shed allocation was Gloucester Horton Road from where withdrawal took place in September 1965. Scrapped at Bird's, Long Marston. This is the left hand plate, stamped in the rear L7814. The original BR Swindon receipt accompanies.
Lot 400
Nameplate ST MAWES CASTLE. Ex GWR Castle 4-6-0 locomotive built Swindon in 1932 numbered 5018. First allocation was Old Oak Common in August 1932 other allocations included Newton Abbot, Stafford Road, 82A Bristol Bath Road, 82C Swindon, 85B Gloucester Horton Road, 86C Cardiff Canton and lastly 81D Reading from where it was withdrawn in March 1964, Scrapped at Cohens Kettering in November 1964. In lightly cleaned original condition and stamped in the back LIN No 5018 Lot 280 indicating this is the left hand plate. One of only a few Cornish named Castles and the first time either plate has been available at auction.
Lot 120
A Smith & Wesson double action first model revolver in .44 Russian cal, S/No.22900 circa late 1880's, first produced 1881 until early 20th Century, 54,668 in total, this example blued finish with a 4" barrel, there is slight surface loss to L/H M.O.P. grip, but overall the revolver is in excellent condition retaining a very high percentage of original finish, a strong tight action and mint bore
Lot 153
First Gear - two diecast models comprising 1:34 scale 4400 High Performance Truck and 1:30 scale Dodge Power Wagon with utility body, both appear mint in original black and white picture boxes [2] - Est £30 - £50 This lot MUST be paid for and collected, or delivery arranged, no later than close of business on Tuesday. Please do not bid if you are unable to comply
Lot 289
A good mixed lot to include a Competitive Pro Series 5000 Joystick, a Commerce Conflict Bar Code Battler, Atari's power pack, a quantity of various games to include Dynamite DUX, Ghostbusters, solitaire, Red Storm Rising, Kid Gloves, Hollywood Collections by Ocean, Tomb Raider, a quantity of Atari First Basic Software and similar This lot MUST be paid for and collected, or delivery arranged, no later than close of business on Tuesday. Please do not bid if you are unable to comply
Lot 377
Morris Minor 1000 Traveller. 1968. Registration TRT 740F. Mileage showing 83,125. Chassis number M/ AW5D 1217552M. Date of first registration 01/06/1968. Sold new to Mr Stigwood of Friston Hall, nr Saxmundham. Offered for sale with some service history, this vehicle has been dry stored for some time and requires restoration. Currently not running.
Lot 878
Folk Interest - A nice collection of LP's to include Richard and Linda Thompson 'I Want to See The Bright Lights', 'First Light', 'Shoot Out The Lights', and Van Morrison 'Beautiful Vision', Astral Weeks (later issues), Enlightenment, etc, Al Stewart, Pentangle, John Fahey, Cat Stevens, Gerry Rafferty, Morris On, Ralph McTell 'Spiral Staircase' (Transatlantic TRA 177), Joni Mitchell 'Ladies of the Canyon', etc.
Lot 212
Vinyl - Collection of six Free LPs to include Tons of Sobs (IPLS 9089) third pressing pink label 'i' logo, Fire & Water (IPLS 9120) first pressing pink label 'i' logo, Free at Last (IPLS 9192), Heartbreaker (IPLS 9217) pink rim with lyric inner, Free Live! (IPLS 9160) pink rim, The Free Story (ISLD4) No 49855 booklet has slight tear, sleeves & vinyl vg+
Lot 322
Vinyl & Music Autographs - The Who - Three 45's to include Anyway Anyhow Anywhere / Daddy Rolling Stone (Brunswick 05935) signed in biro on the sleeve to one side by Keith Moon, and on the reverse by Roger Daltrey, Pete Townsend and John Entwistle. Sleeve is tatty with tears and sellotape, vinyl is Vg. Along with I've Been Away / Happy Jack (Reaction 591010) in union jack paper sleeve and I Can See For Miles / Someone's Coming (Polydor 604011) in paper sleeve, 'Gaby' written to label. From the private collection of Gabriela McGee who first met the band in 1964 when they were 'The High Numbers' supporting The Beatles in Blackpool and went on to become a close friend of Roger Daltrey throughout the early years of The Who.
Lot 323
Vinyl & Music Autographs - The Who LP & Single fully signed by the whole band Roger Daltrey, Keith Moon, Pete Townsend and John Entwistle to include - My Generation LP (LAT 8616) signed to front and rear sleeve by all four members of the band by their pictures. Signatures to front significantly faded, signatures to rear are in clear biro. Outer sleeve tatty, inner sleeve creased and slight tears, vinyl has one notable mark on side 2 but otherwise Vg. My Generation / Shout And Shimmy 45 (Brunswick 05944) signed on Brunswick sleeve in biro by all four members of the band. Sleeve is in good condition with some discoulouring to edges and corners and slight tears along opening. Vinyl is in Vg condition. From the private collection of Gabriela McGee who first met the band in 1964 when they were 'The High Numbers' supporting The Beatles in Blackpool and went on to become a close friend of Roger Daltrey throughout the early years of The Who.
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