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Click here to subscribeAn interesting and extensive collection of World War I ephemera and medals relating to G-2063 Cpl S H Horsell, The Queen's Regiment, to include: handwritten notes 'Instructions for Advance'; trench maps; Soldier's Pay Book; telegrams; references; postcards, all with personal greetings, to include some silk examples; together with related medal to S Sgt S W Horsell.
KENNETH POWELL / ATHLETICS AND TENNIS 1905-1914 / STAMFORD BRIDGE Powell was a British athlete and tennis player who competed in the 1908 and 1912 Summer Olympics as well as at the Wimbledon Championships. He competed from 1905 until 1914 and was killed in service in 1915. The following 5 lots are medals that Powell won at Stamford Bridge, the home of Chelsea FC:- MEDAL AT STAMFORD BRIDGE 1910 Red box with Amateur Athletic Association 1910 embossed in gold with a 120 yards Hurdles standard medal 2nd July 1910 K. Powell inscribed on the reverse. Generally good
1908 OLYMPICS MARATHON Four page programme for the 1908 Olympic Games Marathon which was run between Windsor and Wembley on 24/7/1908 . Dorando Petri of Italy who initially appeared to have won the race was famously assisted over the line and subsequently disqualified with the gold medal going to Johnny Hayes of the USA. The list of runners has numbers in pencil on the reverse. Generally good
1938 F.A. CUP RUNNERS UP MEDAL A boxed runners-up 9carat gold hallmarked medal issued to a Huddersfield Town player after the 1938 Final in which Preston North End won 1-0. The top of the box is embossed in gold "The Football Association Challenge Cup 1937 - 38". The box and medal were issued by Goldsmiths Limited of Birmingham. The reverse of the medal is inscribed "Challenge Cup Runners Up". Very good
FOOTBALL MISCELLANY A collection of miscellaneous Football ephemera to include The Official England World Cup Squad medal collection (lacking Paul Ince), 5 Reserves programmes to include Chelsea v Tottenham (Cup) 1953/54, Ipswich v Mansfield 1961/62 (ph),Tottenham v Leicester 1963/64, Newcastle United v Everton 1966/67 and Swindon v Portsmouth 1988/89, a few small football booklets from the 1960's and 7 "Legible Soccer" diaries (1958-1965 lacking 1963), "The Cup" FA publication 1948 (torn at top left hand cover), Burnley letter headed letter to a fan in the 1960's, 15 first day covers mostly from the 1970's and 1980's some covering Euro 1980 , a few postcards of teams and players, 12 sports newspapers some from Spain and France , a few from Manchester from the 1960's and a centre page from the Daily Sketch of April 1926 with pictures of how Bolton won the FA Cup, 17 Topical Times cards a few trimmed , "Soccer Teams" (Soccer Bubble Gum) Series 1 (lacking 7 cards but with duplication), Chix Colour cards (contains 31/48 with some duplication), a few modern tickets to include 5 from Fulham's run in the Europa League 2009/10. Fair to generally good
Medals - Military Cross awarded to Acting Captain George Murrell Stewart, 1st Norfolk Regiment, France 1918 mentioned in the London Gazette issue 31370, together with a Victory Medal stamped captain J.A.W Stewart and a World War II War Medal Condition: **General condition consistent with age
Medals - World War I Military Cross trio awarded to Leu G.R. Atkin, Cambridgeshire Regiment, together with a British War Medal and Victory Medal, all inscribed two pairs of corresponding miniatures and a Africa General Service Medal with Kenya bar awarded to the same recipient Condition: Light tarnish to all medals. **General condition consistent with age
British Medal Group awarded to 1503 Sergeant R.G. Sherbut of the Royal Engineers, comprising of Queens South Africa Medal with Transvaal Orange Free State and Cape Colony clasp, Kings South Africa Medal with South Africa 1901 and South Africa 1902 clasps, First World War War Medal and Long Service and Good Conduct Medal, all on ribbon
Victorian Ashantee Medal 1873-74, awarded to M.Williams. Signals, HMS Barracouta. 73-74 Condition: NO ribbon present, drill hole to the top and the bottom central parts where previously has been mounted, light scratching present as well as chips to the rim. **General condition consistent with age
A hallmarked 9ct gold 1930's Independent Order of Oddfellows medal having blue and red enamelling on a striped ribbon engraved 'Presented to Brother H J Poole by the member of the Bristol Union Lodge in recognition of 21 years perm sec. Bristol 1938. Hallmarked Birmingham 1936. 9ct gold bar to the top. Total weight 17.6g.
A collection of silver and jewellery items to include a silver hallmarked vesta case with engraved (hallmarked Birmingham 1884) together with a silver hallmarked pencil casing (hallmarked Birmingham 1910), a 1914 silver football fob medal (hallmarked Birmingham 1913), two pair of gentleman's silver cufflinks, a silver signet ring and a selection of early 20th Century British silver coins. Weight 68.2g.
A rare 18ct yellow gold Leonardo Da Vinci 500th birthday medal, 1952, (quinto centenario della nascita), stamped 750, diameter 6cm (Italian Milan hallmark) '121MI', approx 3.85ozt/120g.Additional InformationAlthough this medal is not boxed it is presented in very good condition, the casting is of very good quality and there are very few surface marks.
Three agricultural medals comprising a hallmarked silver Worsley and District Agricultural and Horticultural Society example, inscribed verso 'F.J. Jenkinson for Horseshoes', and two 1906 Altrincham Agricultural Society medals (3).Additional InformationThere is some staining and tarnishing to all three medals. One of the Altrincham Agricultural Society medal box lid is detached and the Worsley and District Agricultural and Horticultural Society box is missing a side.
A small mixed group of coins comprising 1797 Cartwheel 2d, Edward VII 1908 florin, Victorian Old Head coinage set, Elizabeth II 1953 and 1983 year sets, a commemorative crown and George V medal.Additional InformationVictoria set very worn condition, Cartwheel with knocks, gouges and scratches, for further condition details refer to illustrations and request additional if necessary.
JOHN EVANS II; a Victorian hallmarked silver medal with a cast beaded rim, inscribed 'Florence Jenkins Putney Midsummer 1870, for Excellent Conduct and Most Industrious Habits During Three Years', London 1862, diameter 5cm, a further hallmarked silver medal, inscribed 'The Borough of Ashton Manor Education Committee Awarded to Marjorie Southall for Regularity of Attendance for Five Years', also a hallmarked silver medal awarded to Cecily Harrison for watercolour (wallflowers) (3).Additional InformationThe case with general wear, minor scratches and wear throughout.
A PLATED HIP FLASK WITH NAZI GERMAN U-BOAT BADGE, together with a Kaiser Wilhelm Centenary medal, a German Treve um Treve 1935 badge (rear pin is loose), an Imperial German commemorative penknife (corkscrew broken), a reproduction 1914-1915 passport holder and an Imperial German soldiers death card (6)
George A. Brenan (fl.1869-1883) A Sly Thief Oil on board, 23 x 30.5cm (9 x 12) Titled and signed in red 'A Sly Thief. / Geo A. Brenan', lower-left Exhibited: Dublin, Royal Hibernian Academy, 1882, no. 199, £5 5. George A. Brenan was born in Dublin, the younger brother of James Brenan, RHA (1837-1907). George was a student of the Cork School of Art and alongside his classmate, Thomas Hovenden (1840-1895) was awarded a medal in 1862. Living at 51, Camden St., Brenan won first prize, a silver medal, for a drawing from a nude living model at the Royal Hibernian Academy in 1875. Brenan exhibited 'A Sly Thief' and 'Recreation' at the Royal Hibernian Academy in 1882, and 'Mount St. Bernard Dog' and 'A Quiet Pipe' at the Cork Industrial Exhibition in 1883. In his 1913 Dictionary of Irish Artists, Walter Strickland notes that Brenan died soon after 1883.
Victorian Coronation medal in bronze designed by Benedetto Pistrucci, head of Queen Victoria facing left, inscribed "Legendi Victoria D.G. Britanniarum Regina F.D." (reversre) three ladies symbolic of England, Scotland and Ireland, standing left, presenting crown to Queen seated on a dais - lion lies behind chair, inscribed "LEGENDI ERIMUS TIEI NOBILE REGNUM (We shall be a noble kingdom to you)", INAUGURATRA DIE JUNII XXVIII MDCCCXXXVIII
Small cigar box with a quantity of Georgian coins to include George III cartwheel penny, John Wilkinson Ironmaster iron penny dated 1793, 1911 King George V and Queen Mary Coronation medal, Victorian 60th anniversary of reign/jubilee medal 1897 with further "Free Front MP Free Privilege Post" letter date stamped 1833
Bronze medal of Sir Walter Scott by A J Stothard after F.L. Chantrey & T. Stothard - published by S Parker 1827. Reverse depicts a female figure leaning against a pillar on top of which is a banner inscribed "To great men", edge cast "Bardorum Citharas Patrio Qui Reddidit Istro", and text (Scott) behind head
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