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Lot 169
A WWI Military Medal Group of four medals awarded to 218 Sergeant O S Penn MMGS, later promoted to Captain: George V Military Medal, 1914-15 Star, British War Medal and Victory Medal, (MID oak leaf), with miniatures and two unrelated ribbon bars, with a commemorative medallion BFSS Nelson Centenary containing victory copper, ER VII, a silver-topped cane engraved O S Penn and a trench art buckle engraved with a tank. Mr O S Penn was part of the team that invented the tank in WWI. After the war, he became an engineer and inventor, setting up his own company Penn Inventions Ltd.
Lot 170
A WWII group of three medals awarded to Lt John McAlister Roberts 194272, 276 Field Coy RE who was killed in action in Southern Tunisia, 28th March 1943: 1939-45 Star, Africa Star (8th Army) and 1939-45 War Medal, together with photographs, newspaper cuttings, War Office letter to Lt Roberts' sister and other items.
Lot 174
An RNVR South Atlantic Medal with rosette awarded to S/SGN Derek A Harbord, together with 1939-45 War medal, miniatures, epaulettes and cap insignia, British Seaman's card, Seaman's Discharge book, diary covering his time in the Falklands, newspaper cuttings, photographs, ephemera and a penguin egg. N.B. Dr Harbord was the son of Cmdr E A Harbord, (see previous lots) and served as Senior Medical Officer aboard RFA Sir Percivale.
Lot 176
A WWI group of four medals to M2738 J H M Williams 2 S.B.S. RN: British War and Victory Medals and Long Service and Good Conduct Medal (M2738 JHM Williams SBPO HMS Britannia), with an Imperial Service Medal (James Henry Mark Williams), boxed with paper tape Male Nursing Assistant, Manadon and two WWI medals, France and Germany Star and War Medal.
Lot 200B
Medal struck from the copper of the ' Fourdroyant ', Nelson's flagship following its breaking up and wreck at Blackpool in 1897, mounted in an ebonised gilt and velvet frame together with three 1920's black and white photographs of HMS Victory's last journey into Portsmouth Harbour, housed in a single gilt frame
Lot 126
Victoria "The Queen visits The City of London November 9 1837", white metal medal by W Wyon, 21mm, another in copper, " Royal Exchange opened by H.H. Queen Victoria Oct 28th 1844", white metal medal by W Wyon, 22mm, Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee, a white metal fob, 38mm, suspension ring, a similar enamelled pendant, another Diamond Jubilee Commemorative medal and a gilt metal Golden Jubilee medal with ribbon suspension.
Lot 128
Eugenie Imperatrice, Exposition Universelle 1855, bronze medal by Caque, 50mm, Victoria, visit to Belgium, Ostende 13 September 1843, bronze medal, 54mm, Eugenie Imperatrice & Louis Napoleon Bonaparte, bronze medal by Montagny, 53mm, another bronze medal titled in Greek, Commemorating the visits of Napoleon III to England and Victoria to France 1855, 41mm, other medals and medalets.
Lot 129
John Philip Kemble, 1798, white metal commemorative medal by Hancock, 52mm, Warwickshire Agricultural Society Honorary Medal, white metal, 52mm, pierced and with suspension ring, a blank white metal agricultural medal, 51mm, and a Cessation of Transportation / Tasmania medallion, white metal 57mm.
Lot 131
Victoria, visit to eht City of London 1837, "Victoria Dei Gratoa Regina, In Commemoration of Her Majesty's visit to the City of London Nov 9th 1837", white metal medal by Farrer, published by Griffin & Hyams, 61mm, another of the same medal in bronze, Cryslal Palace Opened, 1854, bronze medal by G G Adams, 63mm, Golrious Reign of Fifty Years Completed, 1887, bronze medal by Allan Wyon, 64mm, and a collection of other medals and medalets.
Lot 138
1862 Exhibition Winner's Medal, "1862 Londini | Honoris Causa", bronze medal by Leonard C Wyon, 76mm, awarded to Morris, Marshall, Faulkner & Co., Class XXXIV.Footnote: The firm Morris, Marshall, Faulkner & Co, was founded by the artist and designer William Morris in 1861. The works shown by the firm at the London International Exhibition in 1862 attracted much interest and the stained glass Exhibit 6734 in Class 34 was awarded a Winner's Medal. The William Morris Gallery notes that seven stained glass panels designed by Gabriel Dante Rossetti showing the Parable of the Vineyard, made for the Church of St Martin's, Scarborough were all shown at the Exhibition prior to being installed in the Church.
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