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A MISCELLANEOUS COLLECTION OF JEWELLERY, INCLUDING 9CT ROSE GOLD BAR BROOCH WITH LETTER `M` SET WITH SEED PEARLS, ANTIQUE RING SET WITH PEARL INSCRIBED 1865, ANTIQUE GOLD DROP PENDANT SET WITH TURQUOISE AND JADE AND AN ANTIQUE ELIZABETHAN STYLE MOURNING RING SET WITH CABOCHON RUBIES, OLD CUT DIAMOND TO CENTRE AND MOTHER OF PEARL. (4)
TWO LADY`S ANTIQUE LEATHER JEWELLERY BOXES, ONE CONTAINING MISC. COSTUME AND OTHER JEWELLERY INCL. AN AMETHYST AND PEARL SET PENDANT AND MINIATURE CHILD`S SILVER RING TOGETHER WITH A PAIR OF VINTAGE GOLD METAL FRAMED WIRE GLASSES AND AN ASPREY 166 BOND STREET LONDON STUD BOX CONTAINING DRESS STUDS.
Graf Zeppelin Pam-America Flight 1930. Gold Medallion Brazilian Issue, with looped suspension ring. Zeppelin approaching viewer at an angle, above palm trees. Reverse, oak leaf cluster between German and Brazilian arms. Around these two concentric legends. 30mm, GVF. Plate.25
A fine collection of memorabilia relating to the British 1908 London Olympic Games boxing champion Richard K Gunn including his cased Olympic gold prize medal and winner’s diploma, the lot comprising: i) a 1908 Olympic Games gold prize medal designed by Bertram Mackennal, manufactured by Vaughton of Birmingham in hallmarked gold, two young maidens are crowning a winning athlete, the reverse with St George slaying the dragon, the rim inscribed WINNER, FEATHER-WEIGHT BOXING, in original red leather fitted case with maroon velvet lining, the lid inscribed gilt OLYMPIC GAMES, WINNER, FEATHERWEIGHT BOXING, LONDON, 1908; ii) a 1908 Olympic Games winner’s diploma named to R K GUNN, framed & glazed, overall 47 by 56cm., 18 1/2 by 22in.; iii) a large 22 by 15in. signed photographic portrait of Richard Gunn posed in boxing vest and trunks, signed in ink lower left and inscribed by hand OLYMPIC GAMES, 1908; iv) R K Gunn’s 1908 Olympic Games competitor’s card v) ephemera relating to Gunn’s Olympic success including congratulatory letters and telegrams and a menu for a complimentary dinner held in appreciation of his Olympic achievement, at Anderton’s Hotel; together with non-Olympic boxing memorabilia relating to Richard Gunn, comprising: a) hallmarked silver salver of octagonal form with presentation inscription dated July 1950 reading PRESENTED TO R.R. (DICK) GUNN BY THE AMATEUR BOXING ASSOCIATION IN RECOGNITION OF HIS LONG AND VALUABLE SERVICES ON THE COUNCIL AS A MEMBER LIFE PRESIDENT AND HON. TREASURER, A.B.A. FEATHERWEIGHT CHAMPION 1894, 1895 & 1896, 30.5cm., 12in. diameter b) a framed prize diploma named to Gunn and presented by the German Gymnasium c) scrapbooks press cuttings and other ephemera relating to the career of R K Gunn Richard Kenneth Gunn (1871-1961) is the oldest man ever to have been crowned as an Olympic boxing champion. He achieved this feat in the featherweight division of the boxing tournament at the London Games of 1908 aged 37 years and 254 days. He had in fact retired when still British amateur featherweight champion in 1896, a title he had held for three consecutive years. This retirement was actually at the request of the ABA as Gunn was far the superior of any of his rivals. In return Gunn served on the ABA Council for more than ten years. When the fighter learned that the Olympic Games were coming to London he resumed training, returned to the ring and won the gold meal at the 1908 Games, before hanging up his gloves for good immediately thereafter. He only ever suffered one defeat in 15 years of boxing. Gunn was born in Charing Cross, London, 16th February 1871 and died at Lambeth, London, 23rd June 1961 aged 90.
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