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Click here to subscribeFirst World War medals, Mercantile Marine War medal, Francis A Legg, The British War medal, Francis A Legg, British War medal 3083 PTE S.C. Davies 16-LOND.R. Victory medal 3083 PTE S.C. Davies 16-LOND.R. British War medal, 2 Lieut. J.R.D. Bushell Victory medal 2 Lieut. J.R.D. Bushell, together with a 1902 Coronation medal
William and Mary, Invitation to head the Protestant Party 1688, silver medal, conjoined busts right, rev. Religion tramples on popish symbols, hand rests on cap of liberty on an altar and holds a declaration, 62 (MI I 634/58; E 296; Woolf 3:1). Good very fineNote: the invitation led to the Glorious Revolution the following year
William and Mary, the Pacification of Ireland 1691, silver medal by D Drappentier, conjoined busts right, rev. lion tramples on a hydra, observed by a lioness with a dog cowering nearby, city in the distance, ships in harbour, 54mm (MI ii 39/220; E 340; Woolf 11.10). Very fine, obverse edge bruise at 8 o'clock, rare
Battle of Waterloo, 1815, an original bronzed electrotype of the famous medal by Benedetto Pistrucci, produced in the 1840s, conjoined laureate busts of George, Prince Regent, Franz I of Austria, Alexander I of Russia and Friedrich Wilhelm III of Prussia, circle of mythological figures around, rev. Victory rides with Wellington and Blücher, Jupiter in quadriga above casts lightning bolts, warring giants in border, 133mm (BHM 870; E 1067). Extremely fine, in case of issue (slightly distressed), rare
Institute of Civil Engineers Incorporated 1828, Telford Medal, silver, by W Wyon, bust of Thomas Telford left, rev. view of the Menai suspension bridge, ships below, edge engraved 'Telford Premium, 1882, Wilfrid Swanwick Boult, Assoc.M.Inst.C.E.', 58mm (BHM 1328; E 1206). Good very fine or better, scarce
Grand Junction Railway opened 1837, white metal medal by T Halliday, Liverpool railway station, rev. view of Liverpool, 48mm (BHM 1789; E 1308; Moyaux 11), another by TW Ingram, three viaducts linking London, Liverpool and Birmingham, rev. details of train destinations, 48mm (BHM 1790; E -; Moyaux 10). Good very fine (2)
Institute of Civil Engineers, Stevenson Prize Medal 1848, silver-gilt by JS & AB Wyon, bust of George Stephenson left, rev. view of locomotive, No.2 on side, edge engraved 'Edgar Worthington, B.Sc., Assoc.M.Inst.C.E., Session 1888-89', 47mm (BHM 2311; E 1429; Moyaux 52). Almost extremely fine, rare
London, Blackfriars Bridge and the Holborn Viaduct opened 1869, bronze medal by G G Adams for the Corporation of the City of London, crowned bust of Victoria left, rev. views of the bridge and viaduct, 76mm (BHM 2906; E 1604). Good extremely fineCondition Report: Some light rubbingMinor knock to edgeCondition Report Disclaimer
London, Tower Bridge, Memorial Stone Laid 21st June 1886, circular gold medal within wreath, view of proposed bridge, rev. monogram, crown suspender with enamel suspension bar with City of London arms, 30mm including wreath, total wt. 24.4g. Extremely fine, rare and unusual Note: the 'Memorial' stone (foundation stone) was laid by The Prince of Wales
London, Tower Bridge opened 1894, bronze medal by F Bowcher, conjoined busts three-quarters left of Prince and Princess of Wales and Queen Victoria, rev. vessel passing through Tower bridge, 76mm, issued by the Corporation of the City of London (BHM 3476; E 1790). Almost extremely fineCondition Report: Very minor nicks to the edgeSome light rubbing to the high points Condition Report Disclaimer
Sunderland, Queen Alexandra Bridge opened 1909, silver medal by Elkington, suspension bridge spanning river, rev. arms of Sunderland Corporation and the railway company, 64mm (BHM 3978; E 1910; Moyaux 74). Good extremely fine, much mint bloom and steel-blue iridescent toning, in case of issue from Elkington, rare
Great Western Railway, 150th Anniversary 1985, set of three large medals in 9ct gold, silver and bronze, a locomotive, arms of City of London and Bristol above, rev. shields of six towns connected by the railway around GWR, with dates of connection around, each medal 63mm, the gold medal wt. 190g, in fitted Royal Mint case of issue. Almost as issued, silver medal lightly toned, small stain to gold medal obverse (3)
Railway medals (5), Waterloo Bridge opening 1817, silver medalet, bust of Prince Regent left, rev. bridge, 20mm, extremely fine, Manchester, Queen Victoria's Visit 1851, white metal, 51mm, extremely fine, Maidstone, New Bridge 1879, bronze, arms, rev. bridge, 41mm, good very fine, Devon, Bradley Wood fete 1855, white metal medal, Dawlish Infirmary, rev. locomotive, 35mm, very fine, Corporation of the City of London, London Bridge 1973, 51mm, cased, as issued, and a L & NWR Crewe Works cap badge, very fine (6)
Scotland, Henry Bell and Paddle Steamer 'Comet', Centenary of construction 1912, bronze medal, bust of Bell almost facing, rev. the Comet, 47mm (BHM 4091), in case of issue. Extremely fine, very rareNotes: The 'Comet' carried passengers to and from Clyde destinations and from Glasgow to the West Highlands. She was wrecked off Argyll in 1820.
London, Coal Exchange opened 1849, bronze medal by B Wyon for the Corporation of the City of London, central medallion of Queen Victoria, Royal Family members around, rev. interior view, 89mm (BHM 2357; E 1435), in gilt blocked case of issue. Extremely fineCondition Report: Minor nicks to the borderCondition Report Disclaimer
London, The Great Exhibition 1851, white metal medal by T Otley, oval medallions of Victoria and Albert above exhibition building and wreath, rev. Britannia standing on a seashore, hand resting on beehive and globe, and holding an olive branch, 74mm (BHM 2447; E 746). Extremely fine, much mint bloom
Manchester, Exhibition of Art Treasures 1857, white metal medal, 63mm (BHM 2605; E 1513), good extremely fine with original brass shells, another, 41mm, (BHM 2606), extremely fine with original brass shells, set of three white metal medalets, Victoria, Albert, Prince of Wales, each 27mm, good extremely fine with original brass shells, and a white metal medal for Foundation of New Royal Exchange, 61mm, extremely fine (6)
Yorkshire, Ackworth School, Centenary 1879, bronze medal by J Moore, bust of founder Dr John Fothergill right, rev. view of the school, 51mm (BHM -; E 1667, unlisted in bronze). Extremely fine, scarceNotes: the school was founded near Pontefract as a Quaker school, on the site of a foundling hospital and still exists.
London, New Guildhall Council Chamber 1884, bronze medal by L C Wyon for the Corporation of the City of London, Londinia attended by Mercury and Commerce addresses the Council, rev. interior view, 77mm (BHM 3177; E 1705), in gilt blocked case of issue. Extremely fineCondition Report: Extremely fineCondition Report Disclaimer
Berkshire, Beaumont College, silver medal circa 1912, holy figure standing, angels each side, rev. view of Beaumont College, 56mm, 79.8g, in case of issue, lid named Ralph Cox. Good extremely fine, light steel-blue tone, rareNotes: St Stanislaus College in Old Windsor, known as Beaumont College, was a prominent Jesuit boarding school from 1861-1967. Ralph Cox is mentioned in the Slough Chronicle of 12th July 1912 in an article about the school's speech day.
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