Russland Konvolut aus 5 Medaillen unter Nikolaus I. a) Medaille von Loos NICOLAUS I. TOTIUS RUSSIAE IMPERATOR, Schrift im Lorbeerkranz, von 1829. b) Medaille von Loos/Pfeuffer Einnahme unter Diebitsch c) Medaille von Loos/Gube Festung Varna d) Medaille von Loos Silistria Bulgarien e) Medaille von Loos/Gube der Zar überreicht dem Sultan einen Ölzweig. Erhaltungen verschieden, bitte ansehen | Russia Mixed lot of 5 medals under Nicolaus I. a) Medal from Loos NICOLAUS I. TOTIUS RUSSIAE IMPERATOR, writing in the laurel wreath, from 1829. b) Medal from Loos / Pfeuffer taken under Diebitsch c) Medal from Loos / Gube fortress Varna d) Medal from Loos Silistria Bulgaria e) Medal from Loos / Gube the Tsar presents the Sultan with an olive branch. Receipts different, please have a look
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Medaillenkonvolut 3 Stück, darunter Frankfurt Stadt Bronzemedaille 1828 (Pfeuffer/Loos) auf die Rückkehr Eduard Rüppells nach 10-jähriger Forschungsreise. Medaille Berliner Boersen Halle (Loos/Voigt) No. 982. Gedenkmedaille von Loos/König CERTO DIGESTUM EST ORDINE CORPUS. Erhaltungen verschieden | Lot of 3 medals, among it Frankfurt Stadt bronze medal 1828 (Pfeuffer / Loos) on the return of Eduard Rüppell after a 10-year research trip. Medal Berlin Boersen Halle (Loos / Voigt) No. 982. Commemorative Medal from Loos / Koenig CERTO DIGESTUM EST ORDINE CORPUS. Conditions different
Seltene Plakette Amerikafahrt des LZ 127 Graf Zeppelin im Oktober 1928, Friedrichshafen - New York - Friedrichshafen, revers Zitat J.W. von Goethes WER SIE NICHT KENNTE, DIE ELEMENTE, IHRE KRAFT UND EIGENSCHAFT, WÄRE KEIN MEISTER ÜBER DIE GEISTER. Ca. 6,5 x 9 cm. revers Klebespur, sonst ss-vz. Dazu weitere Zeppelin-Medaille Amerikafahrt 1924 von Mayer & Wilhelm Stuttgart. ss | Rare badge America Trip of LZ 127 Graf Zeppelin in October 1928, Friedrichshafen - New York - Friedrichshafen, reverse quote J.W. von Goethe's IF YOU DIDN'T KNOW THE ELEMENTS, THEIR POWER AND CHARACTERISTICS, WOULD NOT BE A MASTER OF THE SPIRITS. 6.5 x 9 cm. reverse adhesive trace, otherwise VF-EF. In addition, another Zeppelin medal America trip 1924 from Mayer & Wilhelm Stuttgart. VF
Konvolut Medaillen und Plaketten, 4 Stück, darunter a) Medaille von Bredow 1930 WER LIEBE SÄET WIRD DANK ERNTEN, revers Gravur mit Widmung. b) Medaille Gustav E. Pazaurek 1920 c) Plakette 50 Jahre E. Klein und Cie. Stuttgart 1912 d) Plakette 1911 v. Mayer und Wilhelm Stuttgart. Erhaltungen verschieden, am besten ansehen | Mixed lot of medals and badges, 4 pieces, including a) Medal from Bredow 1930 WHO LOVE SOWS WILL THANKS HARVEST, reverse engraving with dedication. b) Medal Gustav E. Pazaurek 1920 c) Plaque 50 years of E. Klein and Cie. Stuttgart 1912 d) Badge 1911 v. Mayer and Wilhelm Stuttgart. Preservations different, best to see
Konvolut patriotischer Medaillen, darunter u.a. a) Medaille in EK Form Heldenkampf gegen Frankreich 1870 b) Medaille Erinnerung an die Kriegshaft Insel Man 1914-1915 c) Kriegsgefangenenlager Stobs Zur Erinnerung 1916 d) Medaille v. Loos DEM VERDIENSTE SEINEN KRANZ e) Medaille v. Loos DEN FLEISSIGEN ALLEIN LOHNT RUH f) Medaille v. Loos COELITUS Fridericus Boruss. Rex g) Medaille v. Loos Fürst Blücher h) Medaille v. Loos/Pfeuffer Breslau den willkommenen Gästen. 8 Stück. Erhaltungen verschieden, am besten ansehen | A bundle of patriotic medals, including a) Medal in Iron Cross form Heldenkampf against France 1870 b) Medal in memory of the war imprisonment Isle of Man 1914-1915 c) Stobs prisoner of war camp in memory 1916 Loos TO DESERVED HIS WREATH e) Medal v. Loos THE BUSY ALONE WAYS RUH f) Medal v. Loos COELITUS Fridericus Boruss. Rex g) medal v. Loos Fürst Blücher h) Medal v. Loos / Pfeuffer Breslau to welcome guests. 8 pieces. Preservations different, best to see
Medaillenkonvolut - Mit u.a. Medaille von Leclercq Engelbertus Sterck, Gussmedaille Ludwig XIV., Eisengussmedaille Zbirow Frieden von Paris, Medaille auf den Chemiker Berzelius, Medaille auf die Weltausstellung Prinz Albert 1851, Medaille v. Loos Friedrich Wilhelm III. Tempel der Musen, Gedenkmedaille 1829 Protestation Speyer, Medaille v. Schilling Ausstellung Gewerbe Berlin 1844, Medaille v. Loos auf die Künste. Bitte unbedingt ansehen, Erhaltungen unterschiedlich | Mixed lot of medals - With among others medal from Leclercq Engelbertus Sterck, cast medal Ludwig XIV., Iron cast medal Zbirow Peace of Paris, medal for the chemist Berzelius, medal for the world exhibition Prince Albert 1851, medal v. Loos Friedrich Wilhelm III. Temple of the Muses, commemorative medal 1829 Protestation Speyer, medal v. Schilling exhibition trade Berlin 1844, medal v. Loos on the arts. Please have a look, conditions varying
Umfangreiche Sammlungsaufgabe Orden und Auszeichnungen, darunter u.a. Preussen Königlicher Kronen-Orden Kreuz 4. Klasse (Emaille beschädigt), Sachsen Albrechtsorden Ritterkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwertern, Württemberg Verdienstmedaille des Friedrichs-Ordens (Rand berieben), Silberne Verdienstmedaille Wilhelm II., Wilhelmskreuz ohne Schwerter für Krigesverdienst im originalen Etui des K. Münzamts Stuttgart, Charlottenkreuz, Dienstauszeichnung 1. Klasse für 15 Jahre, Landwehr-Dienstauszeichnung 2. Klasse 1913. Preussen Allgemeines Ehrenzeichen 2. Klasse, Zentenarmedaille, Kriegsdenkmünze für Kämpfer 1864, Erinnerungskreuz 1866 Königgrätz und der Main-Armee, 2 x Dienstauszeichnung für Offiziere 4. Form, Dienstauszeichnung 1. Klasse 1913 für 15 Jahre, Dienstauszeichnung 2. Klasse 1913 für 12 Jahre, Dienstauszeichnung 3. Klasse 1913 für 9 Jahre, Hohenzollern-Denkmünze für Kämpfer 1848-1849. Schaumburg-Lippe Kreuz für treue Dienste 1914. Braunschweig Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse. Bayern Militärverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse mit Schwertern, Feldzugs-Denkzeichen 1866. Aus Deutsches Reich 1933-1945 Treudienst-Abzeichen für 40 Jahre der Bayerischen Industrie, emailliert und vergoldet. Italienisch-Deutsche Feldzugsmedaille für Afrika, Ehrenkreuz der Deutschen Mutter bronze-, silber- und goldfarbene Ausführung und Weiteres. Erhaltungen unterschiedlich, am besten ansehen | Extensive collection with decorations, medals and awards, including Prussia Royal Crown Order Cross 4th class (damaged enamels), Saxony Albrecht Order Knight's Cross 2nd Class with swords, Württemberg Merit Medal of the Frederick Order (edge rubbed), Silver Merit Medal Wilhelm II, Wilhelm Cross without Swords for war merit in the original case of the K. Münzamt Stuttgart, Charlottenkreuz, service award 1st class for 15 years, Landwehr service award 2nd class 1913. Prussian general decoration 2nd class, centenary medal, war memorial coin for fighters 1864, commemorative cross 1866 Königgrätz and the Main Army, 2 x service award for officers 4th form, service award 1st class 1913 for 15 years, service award 2nd class 1913 for 12 years, service award 3rd class 1913 for 9 years, Hohenzollern commemorative medal for fighters 1848-1849. Schaumburg-Lippe Cross for loyal service 1914. Braunschweig War Merit Cross 2nd Class. Bavaria Military Merit Cross 2nd class with swords, campaign memorial 1866. From the Third Reich 1933-1945 Loyalty badge for 40 years of Bavarian industry, enamelled and gold-plated. Italian-German campaign medal for Africa, Cross of Honor of the German Mother in bronze, silver and gold-colored versions and more. Conditions different, best to look at
Two medals belonging to 7837 Pte A. B. Homer CLDSTM: CDS:, Queens medal with Belfast, Diamond Hill, Johannesburg, Driefontein and Cape Colony bars and Kings medal with South Africa 1901 and 1902 bars, together with two King Edward and Queen Alexandra 1902 remembrance of service medals, a Fry’s South Africa 1900 tin and a handwritten list of battles. IMPORTANT: Online viewing and bidding only. No in person collections, an additional charge of £15 (inc. VAT) applies to this lot to cover postage to registered UK only address.
A good collection of WWII photographic and emphemera belonging to Joseph Ernest Fullick, Royal Navy, including a group of 6 medals: 1939-45 Star, Italy Star, Atlantic Star, Africa Star, Burma Star and 1939-45 medal, an album of photographs including Chinese, Japanese war, naval ships (he served on HMS Kelly) Freedom of the Seas certificate dated 1928 discharge papers etc
A silver “Ordre du Rémplacement” decoration as a substitution of a formerly awarded Knight’s Badge of the Napoleonic, Italian Order of the Iron Crown: 45,5x25,5 mm, chiselled silver; Austria’s double-headed eagle holding the sceptre and the sword at left and the orb at right, resting on a polychrome enameled Lombardy’s Crown (minor chips to the enamels) with inner, blued iron insert; the breast and the back charged to the obverse and reverse, with blue enameled shields with resp. “F” and “1815”; small, thick suspension ring and oval, grooved ribbon ring; with long, original ribbon.Very fine condition, rarely seen with its mostly intact enamel.An interesting decoration, first testimony of the renewal of the only Napoleonic order survived outside France. The Austrian Emperor, when decided to create the Imperial Austrian Order of the Iron Crown, also wanted not to forget the former French knights, that became Austrian subjects, so, a special decoration in three classes and a medal (the latter to soldiers and military of a rank lower than officer) was created: the decoration could have been given only in exchange of the insignias of the ceased French order. I-II
The Most Exalted Order of the Star of India: Companion’s badge in gold with centre medallion made as a cameo with the portrait of the young Queen Victoria facing left; blue enameled outer circlet with the Order’s motto “HEAVEN’S GUIDE OUR LIGHT” made of chiselled silver letters, all set with brilliants; gold border with baroque ornaments five-pointed star suspension in silver, grooved ribbon ring;- Queen’s India Medal 1900 with cursive engraved naming “Captn. Hopwood. 3.d Bo. Lt. Cavy:”;- The 1914-15 Star, officially impressed “MAJOR H.HOPWOOD 33. LT. CAV.”;- War Medal 1914-1918, officially impressed “MAJ. GEN. H.R. HOPWOOD.”;- Victory Medal 1914-1918, officially impressed “MAJ. GEN. H.R. HOPWOOD.”;- Serbia: Order of the White Eagle with Swords, Knight’s badge in gilt silver and enamels.Court mounted, extremely fine condition. A medal bar belonged to a cavalry officer, with an interesting career; an extensive research about the history and the owner of this group is attached. With 109 diamonds for a total of 0.16 ct. I RR!
A Gold medal for the wedding of Charlotte Augusta, Princess of Wales, and Leopold George Frederick, Prince of Saxe-Coburg-Saalfeld dated 2 May 1816 by Thomas Halliday. Obverse inscription: CARLOTT• AUG • WALL • PR • ET • LEOP • G • F • COBURG • SAX • AD • SAL • PR, reverese inscription: TAEDISFELICIBUS, 2 MAY 1816 in excergue.Probably an unique piece of Royal provenance and extreme importance in mint state!Dim.: 53,5 mm. I RR!
Cross of Valour, 1st Class in gilt silver and enamels; Royal Family Order of St. George and Constantine, Knight’s Cross in gilt silver and enamels; Order ofGeorge, Knight’s Cross in gilt silver and enamels; Order of the Phoenix, Knight’s Cross in gilt silver and enamels; War Cross 1940, patinated bronze andcrown to the ribbon; Medal for Outstanding acts 2nd type, patinated bronze; Medal for Outstanding acts 1st type with “1940” bar and crown to the ribbon, bronze; 1940-41 war commemorative Medal (Army), patinated bronze; 1941-45 War Commemorative Star, patinated bronze; 1941-45 ResistanceCommemorative Medal; Orthodox Patriarchy of Alexandria: St. Mark’s Military Cross, 1945.Mounted in the British court-style, with reverse pin.A beautiful and very rare medal bar, very fine condition.i RR!
A Dame Silver Medal, 1st type, 51x30 mm, silver badge with dark blue and greenenameled details, the centre with the image of the Virgin and the ChildJesus Christ in the finest enamel work, within a white enameled circletwith inscription, reverse medallion with royal monogram “G II ” (for KingGeorge II), hinged crown suspension and original ribbon; in the original,dark blue case of issue with the Virgin embossed in gold on the lid and the maker s mark of Kelaidis, Athens, printed on the inner cushion. Very elegant badge in best condition! I R!
Obverse: head of the king and duke facing left, within inscription “WILH: II NASS: BELG: REX.LUXEMB:M: DUX.”; the reverse, with specially-made dedication in raised lettering: “VIRO.ORNATISSIMO.J.N.HUBERTY. PRO. OBLATA. CHARTA. GEOG. M.DUCAT. LUCTLIBURG. REX. MAG.DUX. D. A. MDCCCXLVIII”; in a round, moulded, boxwood capsule; together, a personal letter signedby William II to Mr. Huberty, with his compliments for the donation of the new map of Luxembourg;more, a letter of the General Administration of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, stating that the Kingand Grand Duke pleased himself to present a specially struck gold medal to Mr. Huberty and to hiscolleague Mr. Huschling, bot authors of the new map of Luxembourg, presented to the Grand Duke;the whole, in a futher, later envelope, with interesting notes about the succession of properties ofthe hereby offered medal.An unique piece, in mint condition!I RR!
A Superb Grand Crosses Miniature Bar, 15-18 mm., each, GOLD and gilt Silver. Ethiopia, Order of King Salomon, gilt Silver; Annam, Royal Order of Annam, gilt Silver; Belgium, Order of Leopold, Breast Star, Silver; Tunisia, Order of Nishan El Ifthikar, Breast Star, Gold and Silver; Russia, Order of Saint Stanislas, 1st Model, GOLD; Austria, Order of Franz Ioseph, GOLD; France, Honor Medal for Colonial Prisons, gilt Silver; Agricultural Order, gilt Silver; Academic Palms, Silver; Order of the Legion of Honor, 3rd Republic, gilt Silver, on silver gilt chain. A superb and very rare, high ranking official grouping, in best quality and condition! I RR!
Order of St. Anne: 2nd Class neck cross with swords in gold and enamels; the reverse, upper and lower arms, resp. struck with the double eagle and “AK” marks; the reverse of the swords’ hilts, also struck with gold marks; round suspension loop, struck with Moscow’s “56” mark; ribbon ring and original, neck ribbon; Order of St. Stanislas: 2nd Class neck cross with swords in gold and enamels; the smooth polished upper and lower arms, resp. struck with the double eagle and “WK” marks (for Johann Wilhelm Keibel; see G.A. Tammann: “Imperial Russian Makers’ Marks on Orders and Decorations”, London, Spink, 1993, pp. 9 and 28-30; Tammann also remarks - on page 30 - “…because Wilhelm Keibel was after E. von Pannasch the most important jeweller for the development of the Russian orders, the mark WK is desirable for the collector.”); upper loop also struck with (only partially visible) gold marks, oval, grooved ribbon ring; with original, neck ribbon, arranged as an elaborate cockade, for wear at the upper side-button of the tunic; Medal bar with 6 decorations: Order of St. Vladimir, 3rd Class Cross with swords in gold and enamels, with maker’s mark of Eduard and Cyrillic “IL” (an unidentified goldsmith in Eduard’s workshop, see, Tammann, cit., page 12); Order of St. Anne, 3rd Class with swords, gold and enamels, maker’s mark “AK”; Order of St. Stanislas 3rd Class with swords, gold and enamels, with maker’s mark “AK” (all the orders are suspended to the ribbon with bow); China expedition medal 1900-1901 in gold (gilt bronze); Russian-Japanese war commemorative medal 1904-1905 in gold (gilt bronze); 300 years of the Romanov Dynasty commemorative medal in gold (gilt bronze); All originally mounted to the typical, old-style, Russian medal bar with two rear suspension hooks.A beautiful group; rare and excellent condition. I RR!
Of the rare, transitional type from the first form made as a brooch and the definitive one worn asa medal, 61x40 mm, gilt Silver, hollow-made, the obverse with the monogram “N” of PrincessNatalija in gold, affixed on a red enameled field, within a blue enamelled riband with Cyrillicinscription meaning “For aiding wounded and sick soldiers in the wars of the years 1876–77-78”;the whole enclosed within a green enameled laurel wreath; the upper part, with enamelledprincely crown; plain reverse, with the signs of the removed pins; the upper part, fitted with girlsilver loop and ribbon ring; with the original ladies’ bow ribbon.A very rare medal, awarded in a limited number of pieces; this transitional type is perhaps therarest.Provenance: The Collection of World Orders and Decorations of the American Numismatic Society,then auctioned in London by Morton & Eden, May 24th–25th, 2006.II RR!
A 2nd Type, 1889–1903 Badge in GOLD (hallmarks to the rim), 31 mm, with originalribbon, similar to that of the Imperial Austrian Medal for valour and in theoriginal case of issue with gold embossed, Serbian coat-of-arms on the lid; the inner cushion with maker’s mark of Antonievic, Belgrad.An extremely rare medal, with some signs of wear. I- RR!
An extremely rare Silver Medal to commemorate the Proclamation of theKingdom in 1882. Round medallion surrounded by a laurel wreath 57x31 mm,the double headed royal eagle with half-out stretched wings is attachedto the top of the medallion with the royal crown above. The obverse ofthe medal bears the coat of arms of the Kingdom of Serbia and the reversehas a four line inscription: “TO THE RESTORERS/OF THE KINGDOM OF SERBIA/GRATEFUL/FATHERLAND”, with its original ribbon. I RR!
Round Medallion with the bust of Pope Benedict XV (1915–1922) facing right, 50x32 mm, surrounded by theinscription “BENEDICTUS XV PONT. MAX.” and below, right, the maker’s signature “S.J.” (StefanoJohnson, Milan), within a separately-made laurel wreath with green enamelled leaves and orange-redenamelled berries and the bow tying the branches; the reverse with round medallion, bearing themotto “BENE MERENTI”, and the well-visible, 4 thin tubes with inserted pins, mounting the medallionto the wreath; rectangular upper loop and finely chiselled Trophy suspension; large, round ring andoriginal ribbon.An extremely rare decoration, superb condition.The Medal for Military Merit was the highest honour besides the Orders, given to Officers of thearmed corps in defence of the Holy See, first instituted by Pope Gregorius XVI after the Napoleonicwars, then renewed by each subsequent Pope, until Paul VI. I RR!
A 1st Class, instituted in 1849. Breast Badge, 32 mm, in GOLD, original suspensionring and triangular ribbon.The medal was created by Pope Pius IX to reward the 9,000 Frenchtroops under General Oudinot who restored Rome to him. In February 1849, a revolutionary mob led by Garibaldi and Mazzini seized power in Rome and proclaimed a Roman Republic. The Pope slipped out of Rome and called upon Catholic states to intervene. First was France whose ExpeditionaryForce arrived on 20 April 1849 and was promptly hurled back into the sea.The French were surprised by the strength of resistance and besiegedRome throughout June and restored Rome to the Papacy in July. It was not until 1870 that Rome, with the exception of the Vatican City, was incorporated into a newly-united Italy. Extremely rare in gold! I RR!
A superb example of the rarest model produced by Rolls-Royce.Supplied by Wyndham of Cardiff on the 5th October 1998 as just one of 248 UK carsFinished in Silver Pearl with Stratos Grey leather with graphite and slate carpetingSupplied by marque specialists Colbrook of Peterborough to our vendor in December 2018Impressive service history with 19 stamps in the service book and reams of receiptsPlaced 2nd in the Rolls-Royce Enthusiast Club Concours in 2014, rosette and medal includedHaving covered just 49,500 miles (atoc), the car presents beautifully both inside and outSupplied with lambswool rugs, handbooks, service book, extensive service receipts and MOT until December 2021.SpecificationMake: ROLLS ROYCEModel: SILVER SERAPHYear: 1998Chassis Number: SCALA61E3XCH01173Registration Number: S515 SDWTransmission: AutomaticEngine Number: 60241679Drive Side: Right-hand DriveOdometer Reading: 49204 MilesMake: RHDInterior Colour: Stratos GreyClick here for more details, condition report and images
Rare WW1 Royal Navy Air Service medal in Original Case for Petty Officer Mechanic F.20717 A. H. Usher with a 1919 Peace booklet from the city of Newcastle to Gordon Usher the sun of A. Usher indicating that his father was killed in action in France.A. Usher flew with 8 Squadron (Created in 1916 and amalgamated in 1918 to the RAF) known as ‘Naval Eight’ all volunteers who went from Dover Patrol to temporary duty with the BEF at the hight of the Somme offensive in October 1916. Equipped with Sopwith variants they frequently clashed with Baron Von Richthofen’s ‘Flying Circus’ , ‘Naval Eight’ soon became one of the elite flying units of the war.
National Fire Brigade Union Long Service Medal’s the bronze medal with four 5 year clasps and the Silver Twenty Year medal with clasp, Imperial Service Medal 1954 with Certificate and a Masonic silver jewel. Also comes with framed dedication toCaptain Sellers from the Ashbourne Fire Brigade July 1920. (20” x 25”)
Military collection of framed R.A.O.C cap badges, a O.T.C swagger stick (cracks to metal cap), a reproduction Army Long Service & Good Conduct medal, small group of commemorative medals one to the Royal Irish, Lockwood Brothers Sheffield penknife (shortened blade), two commemorative WW1 ashtrays embossed with badges for Ypres & Messines and a framed print of the ‘Colours of the Robin Hoods’ 1st Nottinghamshire Volunteers.
WW1 medal group to 243 Pte J.L Jones ASC. It comes with a very sad note stating dates andevents that happened to the family that lived at the same address as the medals are addressed to.The officers and men of the ASC (Army Service Corps) were the unsung heroes of the British Army in the Great War. Soldiers can’t fight without food, equipment and ammunition and can’t move without transport. It was the ASC’s job to provide them.
A group of medals belonging to a Miss M. F. Butt of the Red Cross and other voluntary medical services comprising of three Red Cross medals one with 3 x 3 year service bars, Defence medal in Original box, Long and Efficient service medal for voluntary medical work with two bars indicating 20 years, National Service Medal, Imperial Service Medal and 1953 Coronation Medal.
Stan Shaw (Sheffield) Bowie Knife, a fine example of this 'Little Mester's' workmanship, overall length 36cm, the blade 23cm long with workback along the length of the blade and wooden handle, housed in a leather sheath with safety strap. *Stan Shaw was a world renowned knife maker whose clients included The Queen, Elvis Presley and US Presidents, he was made an Honorary Freeman of The Company of Cutlers in 2003 and received The British Empire medal in recognition of his work in 2017. He died on the 28th February 2021, aged 93.
ASSORTED MEDALS & MILITARIA comprising Metropolitan Police Jubilee of Queen Victoria 1897 medal awarded to P.C. J. Eaton. M. Division, Victoria 1837-1897 in Commemoration medal, punctual attendance medal, Coronation of Edward VIII medal, together with five brooches including Jubilee example, mother of pearl example, services rendered example, ETC (10) Condition Report: All showing signs of wear / minor losses of enamel and dents.
TWO SILVER COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS comprising Edward VII Coronation medal and Victoria Diamond Jubilee (1837-1897) medal, both in fitted red leather cases (2) Condition Report: Some wear and scuffs to both boxes. Medals in good overall condition with no major damage. Boxes closing crisply.Both medallions are the same size, they have a diameter of 5.5cm’s
ASSORTED BOXED COMMEMORATIVE SILVER COINS comprising Queen Mother 1980 80th birthday collection, Centuries of the Monarchy 2000 & 2001 silver proof two coin set, British numismatic trade association Britannia 1987 silver medal coin, 1991 500th anniversary of the birth of King Henry VIII with COA, Queen mother 80th birthday crown, Queen mother 1900-2000 coin, Royal wedding HRH Princess Anne - Captain Mark Phillips commemorative coin, two 1981 HRH Prince of Wales and Lady Diana marriage coins with certificates, 2006 Queen's 80th birthday Lenticular medal with COA, Queen's Golden Jubilee 2002 silver medal, 1978 Bailwick of Guernsey Royal Visit coin, Prince of Wales 1969 Investiture silver medal and bronze medal, 1977 Jubilee commemorative coin (15) Condition Report: In good overall condition with no major damage. Not all with certificates. Surface wear commensurate with age. Minor scuffs to boxes.
ASSORTED SILVER MEDALS comprising The Drake Silver Medal Map in box, Tercentenary of the birth of John Harrison 1693-1993 Commemorative silver medal in box with Certificate of Authenticity, Spanish Armada 400th 1588-1988 Commemorative silver medal in box with Certificate, The B.C.S. Inigo Jones and Sir Christopher Wren silver proof medal in perspex case and 800 years of Mayoralty 1189-1989 Commemorative silver medal in box with Certificate (5) Condition Report: All appear in good overall condition with no obvious or major damage. Very minor surface wear.
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