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Click here to subscribeVictorian and other bronze coins, 3d bits and American Revolution Bicentennial medals, etc; six bags of assorted English silver and nickel currency and crowns, etc; Millennium medal and coin; brilliant uncirculated 1986 collection; and other presentation uncirculated English and American coins
WW1 Mentioned in Despatches trio to P. C. Clayton - 1914-1915 Star to LIEUT. P. C. CLAYTON MANCH. R, British War Medal to CAPT. P. C. CLAYTON, and Victory Medal with Oak Leaf to CAPT. P. C. CLAYTON, together with miniatures of this group and miniature 39-45 Defence Medal. Together with this lot related ephemera and photographs to include: The Army Form B 199A Service Record Group photograph of officers with signatures including that of P C Clayton Similar photograph marked 5th Manchester Staff Codford Salisbury Plain March 1916 Photograph of Officers with the 5th Manchesters at Croxteth Photograph of rugby team marked 253rd (Tunnelling) Coy. R.E. - France. 1916-17 1917 Tunnelling Companies Christmas card from Inspector of Mine & Staff, in envelope addressed to Capt P.C. Clayton Protection Certificate (Officer) stamped 4 Feb 1919 Discharge letter dated 14 June 1940 in respect of Territorial Army Reserve of Officers Four field service postcards (unused) Board for Mining Examinations envelope (no contents) addressed to Lieut. Percy C Clayton with pencil sketch of tank to reverse Photographic postcards: 3/5th Battalion Manchester Regt. Codford, 1916; the Regiment Mascot "Jenny" (a monkey), and others titled Egypt and Cape Helles The Army Form B 199A Service Record - Percy Charles Clayton 5th Battalion Manchester Regiment, born 2 August 1889, business qualifications Certified Colliery Manager, mining course Chatham 1916 pass, 1st Army Mine School France 1917 pass, Mentioned in Despatches Gallipoli Jan 1916, campaigns Gallipoli 1/6/15 to 13/9/15, France 14/4/16 10/6/18, Commission to 2/S Bn. Manch Regt Wigan 30/9/14, Transferred to 5Bn Manch Regt Gallipoli 1/6/15, Attached to R.E s (Tunnelling Sec) 253 & 775 (T) Coy R.E. France 31/3/16, at Royal Engineers Depot Chatham 2/9/18, Disembodied London Crystal Palace 2/2/19 [See also Lots 226 and 227]
South African and International Exhibition Kimberley 1892 medal; The Millenary of Tamworth Castle 913-1913 medal; Warwickshire Agricultural Society Honorary Medal; a large grey metal medal marked PORT ROYAL 1692 with rose and crown emblem (diameter 7.3cm); a French War Ministry Prize Medal, and three other bronze French prize medals
Three medals - Comite Republicain du Commerce et de L'Industrie/A The City of London International and Commercial Association bronze medal in fitted circular presentation case; Grocers' Bakers' & Confectioners' Exhibition Newcastle on Tyne 1899 medal in presentation case; and an International Exhibition 1862 medal
A collection of medallion coins to include Prince Albert 1851 Exhibition of the Industry of all Nations, Espartero Regente Spanish War of Independence medallion struck by Stothard London 1843(el defensor fiel de la constitucion la reina isabel e independencia de su patria) Also Ascention to the throne coin for Victoria 1837 and a 1854 medal commemorating the opening of Crystal Palace, Sydenham by Taylor, London
A C19th oil on canvas ‘Forenze’ by Jean- Paul Sinibaldi (1857-1909) signed lower right . A court scene with Ladies and Gentlemen with carriages in exquisite interior ballroom Additional information: Provenance: Private Collection Jean-Paul Sinibaldi was born in Paris May 17 1857. He was a pupil of Alexandre Cabanel at the Academy of Fine Arts in Paris and the famous Belgian academic painter Alfred Stevens. He exhibited regularly at the Salon of French Artists, primarily genre scenes and historical subjects. In 1886 he won the second Prix de Rome. He received an Honourable Mention in 1898. In 1888, thanks to his ‘Daughter of Rajahs’ he received a travel grant enabling him to study painting in Italy. He was honoured with a bronze medal at the Exposition Universelle of 1889 and a silver medal at the 1900. He was also named Chevalier of the Legion of Honour in 1900. NO RESERVE
The MacBeth group of family medals and related items comprising: A British War Medal, awarded to Capt I L F MacBeth, a silver plated hip flask, inscribed 'To Major I L F MacBeth RGA, from Major F J Maitland RGA, in remembrance of our Gunnery Course Golden Hill IW, 10.8.17-8.9.17', and a photograph, almost certainly of him. A group of six WWII medals, awarded to T/Major James Steward Fraser MacBeth (RA SBS), comprising a Military Cross, dated 1945 (with box), a 1939-1945 Star, Africa Star, Italy Star, Defence Medal and War Medal (MID), with miniatures, eight SAS silvered buttons, a copy of The Artists and The SAS book by B A Young, inscribed 'To Ian MacBeth from Uncle John 24 November 1968, a pewter plate, inscribed S MACBETH, 19.5 cm diameter, eight black and white photographs of MacBeth ('self'), including parachute training, with notes to reverse listing his comrades (possibly post WWII). A group of three WWII medals, awarded to Pamela Faith, who married James (known as Stewart) MacBeth, comprising a War Medal, 1939-1945 Star and an Italy Star, with box of issue, and slip, a Registration for Employment Order 1941 for Miss Faith, a large black and white photograph of her, an album of 1930s/40s black and white photographs, including travel and holidays, MTC (summer 1942 with various military vehicles and colleagues, through to Palestine 1945, Meerut 1945.46, Cairo 1946). And a group of other items, including photographs, mostly relating to Miss Faith's family, a copy of the Freedom of the City of London, issued to George Faith, other ephemera and a Defence Medal See front cover colour and other illustrations Provenance: Given to the vendor by Mrs P MacBeth (nee Faith), as a close family friend
A WWI trio, with 1914 Star and death plaque, awarded to Trooper Wilfred James Pope, North Somerset Yeomanry, framed, and a memorial picture, incorporating a photograph, of Wilfred James Pope, age 22, Trooper B Squadron North Somerset Yeomanry, killed in action at Ypres on the 17 November 1914, and a small postcard album, containing assorted contemporary military photographs, including Wilfred Pope, silks and others, a group of four WWII medals, a L S & G C, awarded to 5172629 Pte W A Ferguson Glouc Reg, and a King George VI Coronation Medal
A Limited Edition Royal Mint Fine Gold Medal St George & the Dragon Masterpiece, the obverse with St George slaying dragon in front of orange tree, the reverse having the Princess watching the monumental battle, presented in fitted case, weighing an impressive 313g of 0.999 gold, approx 65mm diameter, designed by Gordon Summers, with booklet certificate numbered 9 of 25, purchased from the Royal Mint in 2010
Blackpool Masonic Sincerity Lodge 14ct Gold Medal / Badge. Number 1475, Hallmark London 1937, 3.75 Inches High, Gold Weight 18 grams, + a Royal Masonic Institution- For Girls Steward Silver Gilt and Enamel Medal Badge, Hallmark 1937 and Another Royal Masonic Institution For Girls Steward Medal Badge, Date 1966.
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