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Lot 1649
A collection of mostly modern British commemorative coinage, comprising; five year type proof sets 1977,1978,1982,1983 and 1984, silver proof coinage comprising; three 1977 crowns and a 1981 crown, a one pound coin 1983, a Guernsey twenty-five pence, a Jersey one pound, five cupro nickel commemorative crowns, also a silver medallion commemorating The 25th Anniversary of The Coronation 1978 and a Rotary International Past President's Medal, mostly with cases.
Lot 122
SILVER CIGARETTE CASE BELONGING TO LT COL ARCHIBALD CRERAR maker Charles Perry & Co., Chester 1928-29, parcel gilt interior engraved 'Archibald Crerar and dated 10-7-35, 51st Hghland Division and Royal Army Medical Corps,approximately 135g, with provenance Note: WIth WWII military record. This cigarette case was a 21st birthday present. He carried this case whilst serving with the 51st Highland Division in NOrth Africal, Sicily and the 'D-Day' Landings. He was born on the Isle of Bute. Includeed - London Gazette Military Record Medal Awards.
Lot 299
Lt Col Eric Wilson VC (1912 - 2008) signed Christmas 1914 Truce in the Trenches cover. Wilson won the Victoria Cross in 1940 in Somaliland with the East Surrey Regiment of the British Army. At the time of his death in 2008 Wilson was the last surviving British Army recipient of the Victoria Cross from WWII. His medal is now on display as part of the famous Lord Ashcroft gallery at the Imperial War Museum in London. Good condition
Lot 320
Five early 20th Century Railway Passes to Capt. C P Dewhurst 1. Southern Railway brass four leaf petal shape badge with coat of arms entitled "All Stations and Steamers", named to Capt. Dewhurst 2. London Midland Scottish Railway circular badge with cut-outs to Capt. Dewhurst numbered 150 3 A London Passenger Transport Board gunmetal Art Deco medal named to G P Dewhurst 4 Great Western Railway free pass, a brass medal numbered 267 named to Dewhurst engraved Great Central railway 5 London and North Eastern Railway oval brass medal with coat of arms and LNER named in blue enamel 143 Captain C P Dewhurst
Lot 880
A late 19th / early 20th Century fairground Strength Indicator the brass dial inscribed Strength Indicator H. Scaysbrook, Birmingham, Improved Exhibition Patent Medal, with numerals 1 to 50, brass indicator, the shaped base with pair of indicated foot plates, turned wooden handle, 57cm wide, 63cm high
Lot 675
A Coindex; containing a collection of late 18th/early 19th century copper tokens, three silver tokens, a George III silver shilling and sixpence, bank token, dated 1814 and five 17th century copper tokens, together with a silver medal; 'The Royal Horticultural Society', awarded to 'Lady Carr...Chelsea Show 1936' (a lot)
Lot 711
Four bronze agricultural medals, together with a silver gilt and blue enamel agricultural society presidents badge, within fitted case, seven Royal agricultural society gilt and enamel lapel badges, five within original fitted case, a silver gilt and polychrome enamel round table medal and a gilt and enamel Olympia medal (14)
Lot 894
A collection of 19th century medallions, comprising; a white metal example commemorating the death of Queen Caroline, 40mm diameter, a bronze medallion 'London Institution' No. 646 by W Wyon, 42mm diameter, a Great exhibition 1851 white metal medal by Taylor, 36mm diameter, a white metal example; Death of Prince Albert 1861, by Ottley, 63mm diameter, a reward of superior merit, 42mm diameter and a bronze medallion, Samuel Plimsoll 1875, 26mm diameter (6)
Lot 717
The Noblemen and Gentlemen's Catch Club gold medal, awarded to Stephen Paxton of London, Violoncellist; 'for composing the best serious Glee 1784', by Thomas Pingo, catch club instituted London 1762, presented within original fitted case, 43mm diameter, weight 38gms Note- Stephen Paxton was a famous 18th century musician, Bap. Durham 27th December 1734, died London 18th August 1787. The club took much pride in its medals, gold medals to the value of ten guineas were presented for best compositions. Paxton won London catch club prize medals for his Glees; 'How Sweet, How Fresh' 1779. 'Round the Hapless' 1781, 'Ye Muses Inspire me' 1783 and 'Blest Pow'r here see' 1784
Lot 712
A 9ct gold and enamel George V and Queen Mary Coronation medal, a presentation from the borough of Warrington, within fitted case, 15mm diameter, together with two George V and Queen Mary frosted white metal silver Jubilee medals, within original fitted cases, 56mm diameter, an Elizabeth II Coronation medal in box and three Victorian medallions (7)
Lot 729
A Victorian silver award medal, 'for success in art awarded by the science and art department', 1896 by W. Wyon, diameter 54mm and a similar bronze award, both in original fitted cases, together with a World War I war medal awarded to 'M2- 223611 PTE W.J. Jeffrey A.S.C.', a Victoria half crown dated 1881 within silver brooch mount and a George V crown dated 1935 (5)
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