Royalty Commemorative ware Victoria to Elizabeth II including Queen Mary character jug, 1935 Bass Silver Jubilee ashtray, The Foley China Jubilee cup and saucer, Queen Victoria Jubilee tankard, pressed glass comport & plate etc, later commemorative ware including 1937 Coronation of King Edward VIII Medal, Paragon Queen Mother 80th Birthday loving cup, boxed, Wedgwood and other similar items in two boxes Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
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Southern Railway 9ct gold 50 years LONG SERVICE MEDAL. Enamelled face with Southern Railway Coat of Arms and engraved on the back E. MERCER 1889-1939, hallmarked .375 and assay mark for Birmingham. The recipient spent all his working life at Ashford Carriage and Wagon Works as an upholsterer and after retirement carried on as a cobbler working from home. He passed away in 1974. In excellent condition and in original case.
The Golden Jubilee medal cover in tribute to Britain's heroes, gold half sovereign with first day cover and replica Golden Jubilee medal with a Britannia 2002 first day cover and gold coin. Each in cardboard mount and "The Magnificent Seven gold 2000 millennium issue" comprising; seven gold coins totalling 16.5gms approximately Condition Report: Available upon request
A lot comprising a WWI group of two to 22316 Sjt. A McCaskill, A.S.C., a special constable medal to Adam Peden, a cased iron cross, a cased silver and enamel school medal - domestic science to Willamena Celli, 1943, a 1914 Xmas box and a military photograph Condition Report: Available upon request
A lot comprising a WWI war medal to Lieutenant C P Williamson, a victory medal (missing suspender clasp) to Major J Hendry, a military belt, a copy of the Royal Scots by Lauchlan MacLean Matt, a 1914 Xmas tin, a dog tag, two badges and a copy of the Officer's mess book 320 Military Government Detachment, Dusseldorf, December 1945 Condition Report: Available upon request
δ Bird (Jo, binder).- Betjeman (John) Selected Poems, edited by Alan Powers, illustrations, some colour by Peter Bailey, bound in pale green reversed goatskin, by Jo Bird, lettered with author & title in varying sized fonts in black carbon running across covers & spine in the shape of the North Cornwall coastline, pale green endpapers with circular cut-outs and "Poems" in black carbon or blind, pale green edges with similar lettering, grey sheepskin chemise with two circular cut-outs and lettering in blind, with binder's printed description of the binding, together in grey sheep-skin backed black cloth drop-back box, spine with circular pale green paper label and lettering in black & blind, 8vo (230 x 165mm.), Folio Society, 2004.⁂ Jo Bird studied Illustration and Graphic design at Norwich School of Art and was awarded a Post Graduate Diploma in Fine Bookbinding at London College of Communication in 2004. This book won First Prize and the Mansfield Silver Medal in the Designer Bookbinders Competition of 2005 and she was elected a Fellow of DB in 2010. Her work is held in private collections in UK, including The British Library, and the USA.In her accompanying note on this book she writes, "With my design I wanted to reflect the themes of rural and urban lifestyle that can be found in Betjeman's poetry. The green suede with the playful flowing text that follows the shape of the Cornwall coastline represents Betjeman's fondness for the English countryside and is tactile in texture. The grey chemise...represents his passion for cityscapes..."."It is important to me to bind a given book with great respect for the contents. My aim is to entice and excite the reader into the book, and to achieve harmony between design and function. Through my designs I look to convey an essential element of the book, and for my design to become a natural extension of it."δ This lot is sold subject to Artists Resale Rights, details of which can be found in our Terms and Conditions.
Queen Victoria Volunteer Force Long Service and Good Conduct medal, unnamed; George V Volunteer Force Long Service and Good Conduct medal, awarded to Private J. Richards, Kolar G.F. Battalion Auxiliary Force India; George V Territorial Efficiency medal, awarded to 4444243 Private J. Jose, 6th Battalion Durham Light Infantry; and an Elizabeth II Territorial and Army Reserve Efficiency medal, awarded to 23883597 Sergeant A.T. Kora, Sadowica Regiment.
First World War General Service medals, awarded to 8094 Private E. Monument, Kings Own Scottish Borders Regiment, comprising 1914 star, War medal and Victory medal. Note: Monument joined K.O.S.B. in 1900 and discharged July 1914. Recalled to Berwick 4th August and went to Ireland 15th August and France 25th August. Present at the first battle at Mons, lost part of his hand and was again discharged as unfit for service.
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