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Lot 444
An assortment of UK proof and non-proof coins & sets. The lot to include a 90th Birthday Silver Proof Crown coin with certificate of authenticity, a 80th Birthday Silver Proof Commemorative Crown coin with certificate, a The Great Western Railway 150th anniversary Medal with certificate, a 80th Birthday coin collection for her majesty Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother, Britain's First Decimal Coins, together with more.
Lot 537
A large collection of early 20th century and later ephemera to include; Coins - 2 x The Official England Squad Medal Collection 1998 (complete) and FA Cup Centenary medal coins 1872 - 1972 (complete). Multiple official league, milk cup final, football association, football league, FA Charity Shield football programmes (1958-82) - 10 x England Internationals / World Cup, 40 x Bristol City, 40 x Bristol Rovers, 40 x Tottenham Hotspur Football Club season, Nottingham Forest, Aston Villa, QPR, Coventry, Fulham, Ipswich, Birmingham City, Newcastle, Luton, Celtic, Rangers, Notts County, Chelsea, Arsenal, Southampton, Watford & Chelsea amongst many others. Vintage tickets - 6 x Bristol City, England/Scotland (1953), England/France (1976), 2 x Wembley Stadium. England World Cup Poster - Spain 82, 16 x Esso / Squelchers booklets, an Evening Post supplement for Bristol Rovers 1972.
Lot 446
A 20th century 1975 Royal Mint commemorative Tower Hill hallmarked medal coin, alongside two others in bronze. The medals produced to mark end of production at Tower Hill. The medal features a depicting of the Tower Hill mint to the obverse, with the reverse showing the spokes of the flywheel intermittent with components of the Royal Mint's crest. Approximate silver weight 58.8g.
Lot 540
A late 19th century circa 1890 Mauritian Sir John Pope Hennessy commemorative bronze medal, alongside a 1953 'La Bourdonnais' Compagnie Des Messageries Maritimes bronze medal. The Sir John Pope Hennessy medal having a portrait bust to the obverse and the lady of Mauritius waving a steamer to sea on the reverse.
Lot 451
A collection of 20th century British and foreign commemorative coinage. The collection to include two 1977 Royal Mint Silver Jubilee silver proof crown coins, two 1973 Royal Mint St. Helena tercentenary 25 pence piece coins, a 1973 Queen's award for industry Royal Mint medal, and a 1974 Sedlabanki Islands Mint 1100th Anniversary of the Settlement of Iceland proof coin set.
Lot 441
A collection of 20th century British commemorative coins. The collection to include two 1981 Royal Mint HRH The Prince of Wales and Lady Diana Spencer coins, three 1972 silver proof crown coins, a 1953 five shillings, a 1973 50 pence coin, a 1969 Prince of Wales Investiture Medal, four 1980 Queen Mother crown coins, two 1977 Silver Jubilee crowns, two 1960 five shillings coins, two 1965 Sir Winston Churchill Commemorative crowns, alongside a collection of three half crown coins, and one pence pieces.
Lot 480
A group of militaria, decorations and other items, in part relating to Lieutenant Colonel L. C. Cooper, including a group of WWI and WWII miniature medals, cap badges for the Sherwood Foresters and the Australian Commonwealth Military Forces, other decorations, coins, a Civil Defence Long Service Medal awarded to Miss Catherine Beelie accompanied by a newspaper cutting outlining that she was the first person in Northumberland to receive the award for post-war service alone, Masonic medals including a silver example named to W. Bro Donald Bigge, other collectables including Ingersol pocket watch, knife, compass etc. *For two infantry officer's swords, understood to have belonged to Lieutenant Colonel Cooper, see lots 11 and 12.
Lot 29
An interesting assemblage of awards etc, loosely tie mounted on display board, comprising: MBE, 2nd type, civil issue, in case with miniature, VF; Spanish Order of Noble Ladies of Queen Maria Luisa breast badge, in silver gilt and enamels, with faded purple/white/purple riband bow, 50mmx45mm including wreath, excluding suspension ring, GVF; Spanish Civil Order of Alfonso X, the Wise, lady's breast badge, reverse "Altiora Peto", some enamel chipping, VF; 3 Spanish Red Cross badges/awards, one reverse numbered 11144, VF; Spanish Civil War Battle of Bilbao 1937 medal; a Dutch NWD medal; and a cross pendant bearing Latin inscription. No details of recipient/recipients known. £350-450
Lot 62
A small collection of Nursing related medals and badges: British Red Cross War Service 1914-18, EF in box named Miss H. Wilkins; BRCS Proficiency in Red Cross First Aid medal (35594 S Stoner) with Proficiency Voucher to Sydney Stoner 9.2.40, with lapel badge and BRCS Sussex badge in remains of box; BRCS Proficiency in Red Cross First Aid medal, Merit medal and 3 Year Service medal with 3 Year Service clasp and certificate to Louisa R Martin; BRCS Proficiency in First Aid with clasps for 1916 (2), 1917 to Hampton A Purkess; a BRCS 3 year service medal (40218) VF-EF. Also a Royal British Nurses Association membership badge (reverse engraved Margaret A James 4750) VF and a New Zealand Registered Nurse badge (to 3678 Winifred Morison Berry 1923) VF with slight enamel chipping (New Zealand Gazette shows Miss Berry was registered July 1928 at Dunedin Hospital). £60-80
Lot 64
USA: Commendation Air & Space medal; Armed Forces Expeditionary Services; Army of Occupation medal; Asiatic, Pacific Campaign medal; National Defense, Army Good Conduct, Marine Corps Good Conduct, Army Reserve for Achievement and 5th Army and 8th Army commemorating the entrance into Naples. Average VF £60-80
Lot 54
Commonwealth WWI medals: Pair: BWM, Victory (13761 Pte H R Harwood, NZEF) first slight staining to obverse, grey overall, Victory NEF. Note: Herbert Richard Harwood, Pte Ruahine Coy 1st Bn Wellington Regiment, killed in action 8.6.1917 aged 28 and is commemorated at the Messines Ridge (NZ) memorial. Single BWM (Pte D Blakemore 4th SAI, about VF. Single Victory medal, S African issue with English/Dutch text (L Cpl L R Phillips 4th SAI) NVF (4) £70-100
Lot 373
Indian Mutiny medals to include 1857-58 awarded to Joseph Trollope 80th Regt, An Arm Long Service and Good Conduct medal - 2nd type with Badge of Hanover omitted and swivel suspender awarded to 1016 Cr Sargent G Trollope 2-15 foot, Meritorious Service medal George V. Bareheaded bust in Field Marshalls Uniform, awarded to S Mjr G Trollope 2-15 foot (3)
Lot 1
CIGARS; a group of seven Dannemann cigars, each still in original tube with card plug and with all labels, the box detailing various medal awards, the last being Rio De Janeiro 1922 and with fold-out loose paper also detailing several grand prize awards, length of each tube 16.75cm.Provenance: N.B. The cigars were brought back from Brazil in 1924 and have remained in the family ever since, presented in original box from Sao Felix.
Lot 566
TWO BOXED LIMITED EDITION STEIFF TEDDY BEARS, comprising 'Victoria, the Penny Black Bear', a Danbury Mint exclusive, jointed with black mohair and cotton 'fur', wearing a grey bow with 'Penny Black pendant, gold coloured ear button and white label no 690846, limited edition 406/1819 with certificate and swing tags, approximate height 28cm, together with 'Albert, the Royal Consort Bear', a Danbury Mint exclusive, jointed with brown mohair and cotton 'fur', wearing a Prince Albert 'medal' on a yellow ribbon, gold coloured ear button and white label no 691034, limited edition 194/1819 with certificate and swing tags, approximate height 28cm (2 + 2 certificates + 2 boxes) (Condition Report: bears appear in good condition, Victoria's box is damaged, swing tags bent)
Lot 104
WORLD WAR ONE MEDALS, to include a 1914-1918 service medal awarded to '30463 PTE.W.Renwick R.Scots', together with Victory medal, and another 1914-1918 service medal awarded to Lieut W.Jackson together with Victory medal, four loose ribbons, two 'Pro Causa Justitiae' medallions and a white metal and enamel 'Australian Common Wealth Military Force' fob brooch stamped Silver (condition report: general wear, ribbons loose from medals)
Lot 75
A SELECTION OF JEWELLERY, to include a silver hinged bangle with engraved floral pattern, fitted with an integrated push piece clasp with additional safety chain, hallmarked Chester, two Freedom From Accidents silver fob medal, each hallmarked Birmingham, a single silver cufflink, approximate gross weight 36.2 grams, together with a pair of white metal Etruscan drop earrings, unmarked, a ladies open face key wound pocket watch, stamped 800 Swiss control marks, a Dominoe fob medal stamped silver, a white metal oval locket, unmarked, a pair of white metal hoop earrings, an 1881 mounted United States of America One Dollar coin, mount stamped Silver, suspended from a white metal Prince of Wales chain with spring clasp, an imitation pearl necklace fitted with a white metal and paste set clasp, AF sweetheart brooch set with a colourless paste
Lot 103
ASSORTED ITEMS, to include a WWII medal with ribbon, a WWII Defence medal with ribbon both not awarded, French star, 1939-1945 star and Burma star each with ribbon, together with box and information sheet, a ribbon bar, an AF manual wind open face 'Westclox' pocket watch, a J Hudson & Co Birmingham 1916 whistle, a German 'Nurnberg West 1872' folded map and a small quantity of postcards
Lot 231
1936 Singer Le Mans Special Speed Transmission: manualMileage:Singers started as a bicycle maker and ventured as a motor manufacturer in 1905. They expanded and became the main challenger to MG in the thirties producing British Sporting cars. In the early 30's Singer designed a small two-seater sports the Nine with a 972 cc capacity engine. This proved successful and they went larger by producing the 1.5 litre six-cylinder triple carburettor car which could travel at 70 mph and was timed at 103 mph at Le Mans.Singer set up their own competition department in March 1933 and success followed including Le Mans, Brooklands, TT and RAC Rally with their 1.5 litre cars. Later they were a major player in the trials that were enormously important in the 1930's; London, Exeter, Lands End, London Edinburgh and the Scottish six-day trials. Aside from Singers sports car success, Betty Haig drove her 1.5 litre example to Berlin in 1936 and won the Olympic Rally and came home with an Olympic Gold medal!This wonderfully restored example of the iconic Singer Le Mans Special Speed boasts its original 1.5 litre six-cylinder engine and is one of only 71 examples ever built. Offered in very good order throughout the Singer is presented in black coachwork with black wire wheels over an interior which boasts black leather seats and carpets and a wooden dashboard, and benefits from two spare wheels with fitted tyres mounted at the rear. Previously the subject of an extensive restoration the Singer has more recently been treated to significant engine work and is reported by the vendor to be in excellent running order, and indeed on our inspection the engine fired up on first turn and sounded fantastic! Accompanying the car is a sizeable history file including copies of the original sales specifications, recent invoices, photographs during a race meeting in period, and photographs of the restoration process. In very good condition throughout the Le Mans Special Speed is eligible for many motorsport events including the Flying Scotsman and the Le Mans Classic and can also be enjoyed on the open road! Consigner Daniel Godin
Lot 155
A Royal Naval group, consisting of the China medal 1900 with bar, Relief of Pekin, to Charles Arthur Grigg, Able seaman, HMS Orlando. Long Service Good Conduct, Edward VII, to 187895 Charles Grigg, Petty Officer, His Majesty's Yacht Alexandra and 22nd June 1911 Coronation medal, un-named as issued. 14-15 Star to 187895 C A Grigg, Acting Petty Officer, R N War medal to 187895 C A Grigg. Acting Chief Petty Officer, R N Victory medal named to same, with corresponding Memorial Scroll to same, King George facsimile signature letter and Certificate of Service. Accompanying the group is the sailor's ditty box and personal possessions, including photographs and letters to and from his wife and daughter, Bosun's whistle, watch, calendar, shaving kit etc
Lot 66
A Queen Victoria commemorative silver gilt Masonic medal, bearing dates 1837-1897 with ribbon and clasp dated 14th June 1897, a George V silver cigarette case, with presentation inscription from the Junior Bulldog Club, two silver fobs, A C Bloxham Ltd. London 1933, together with two silver cased pocket watches, a pair of Royal commemorative medals, 8toz in weighable silver. (1 bag)
Lot 241
A WW2 Group of five medals Lt Colonel P.Smeal R.O.A.C 1939-45 Star, Burma Star, Defence Medal 1939-45 War Medal, Territorial Efficiency Medal. "Major P Smeal R.O.A.C" WW2 Medal in original transmit box addresses to "Lt Col. P. Smeal TFEM in original box, original military chrome pocket watch and a brass whistle all in a lacquer box.
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