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Lot 49
WESTMINSTER, 'THE DOUGLAS BADER CENTENARY SILVER THREE COIN SET', CASED WITH CERTIFICATE, 18 WESTMINSTER BATTLE OF BRITAIN SILVER CROWN COINS, with certificates, ROYAL MINT 2009 HENRY VIII CROWN COIN, ROYAL MINT HENRY VIII CROWN OF THE DOUBLE ROSE CROWN COIN, ROYAL MINT RESTORATION OF THE MONARCHY CROWN COIN, with certificates, OTHER COINAGE AND A WWII SERVICE MEDAL
Lot 360
Material relating to the HMS (S.S) Medina by E.W. Jakes in particular 1911 voyage to India with George V & Queen Mary. Personal scrap book of voyage, 1911/12 visit medal, the Medina later sank and there are some artefact's i.e spoons recovered from the wreck etc. Also included is a box of old postcards inc Gibraltar, etc
Lot 111
Victorian South Africa Medal with Relief of Kimberley, Orange Free State, Transvaal and South Africa 1901 clasps inscribed 331 Q.M. SGT. C.W. WRIGHT. A.P.O. CORPS, Edward VII Medal inscribed L.D.M.S. C.W. WRIGHT 24TH MIDDX. REG, Victorian Long Service in the Volunteer Force Medal inscribed 2430 Q.M. SGT. C.W. WRIGHT. 24 MIDDLESEX V.R.C. and WWI Medal Pair inscribed Q.M. & LIEUT. C.W. WRIGHT. 8TH LDN. REGT (P.O. RIFLE) and four dress miniatures
Lot 285
Two medals (WWI - The Great War Medal, George V Medal) inscribed Pte. O. James, Oxford & Bucks Light Infantry, together with a silver mounted amber brooch, a gold & seed pearl necklace & chain, a nursing medal (inscribed 'Dr John Morton medal, awarded to Margaret Jean MacIntyre in 1951, Western Infirmary, Glasgow, surgical nursing', a white metal cat brooch & a white metal mounted Scottish specimen stone brooch
Lot 1070A
Four and half pairs of silver cufflinks, Mikimoto silver and pearl tie clip, a boxed pair of Hawes and Curtis stainless steel cufflinks, a pair of silver and pearl cufflinks, gilt metal Masonic jewels, a silver and enamel Royal Navy badge , a 1910-35 Royal Jubilee enamel badge and a L.C.C. 1913 -14 Kings medal
Lot 1310
A World War I silver medal to 29501 Pte M Batchelor, HAMPS R., with entitlement record Pte Maurice David Batchelor of Southhampton, born Bevois Town, Hampshire - served with the 2nd battalion Hampshire Regiment and was killed in action aged 19 years on the Somme on 24th November 1916 Condition report: Extra fine condition
Lot 13
1759 AD. A printed map of Ireland designed by R.W. Seale with the legend A Map of the Kingdom of Ireland from ye latest & best Observations. For Mr. Tindal's Continuation of Mr. Rapin's History; mounted in an unglazed frame. 580 grams, 55 x 45cm (21 1/2 x 17 1/2"). Ex Walter Steinberg collection; acquired London art market, 1960s-1970s. The Reverend Nicolas Tindal (1687-27 June 1774) was the translator and continuer of the History of England by Paul de Rapin, covering the period from the reigns of James II to George II. The Continuation was published in 1759 AD in three volumes and Tindal was rewarded with a gold medal by Frederick, Prince of Wales, to whom he had decicated the second volume of the work. Walter Steinberg has been a well-known figure at fairs, sales and events for many years. Born in 1922 in Philadelphia, Walter has had a life-long passion for collecting. A long-time resident in London, he has now retired to New York and decided that the time has come to pass on the antiquities and coins he has collected over his lifetime. Walter acquired coins and artefacts that interested him, so his collection, although containing many lovely examples, also contains many affordable specimens. Much of the material has been unavailable to the market for 30 to 50 years. Walter hopes that the items he collected will now find new homes with the next generation of collectors. [No Reserve] Fine condition, small tear to one crease.
Lot 219
Dated 1902 (2), 1904, 1905 and 1906. Group comprising Metropolitan Borough of St Pancras (1902, mayor Edmund Barnes) aluminium Coronation medal with ribbon and suspender, with series of four School Board for London school award medals for 'punctual attendance during the school year' for the years 1902 (aluminium), 1904 (aluminium), 1905 (bronze) and 1906 (gilt bronze), all with pin suspenders and awarded to A. Archibold. 122 grams total, 39mm diameter. [5, No Reserve] Extremely fine.
Lot 13
ALF FIELDS MARGATE / ARSENAL MEDAL A medal issued to Alf Fields of Margate FC for winning the Southern Football League Midweek Section in season 1936/7. From 1934 until 1938 Margate FC served as the official nursery side for Arsenal. Under this arrangement the London club regularly loaned promising young players to Margate in order for them to gain match experience. Star players such as Eddie Hapgood also turned out for Margate whilst regaining match fitness after injuries. The medal has the Southern Football League crest on the from and the name, team, winners and season on the reverse. Good
Lot 2700
Robert Desmond Meikle was born on 18th May, 1923, in Newtownards, County Down, N.Ireland. His childhood in Ireland and his mother's love of nature fostered an early enthusiasm for botany. Known by his second name, Desmond, his formal education began early at the Royal Belfast Academy and led eventually to Trinity College, Dublin, where he gained 1st class honours in his chosen subject, law, and distinguished himself in the LlB examination. Throughout his University studies his obvious love for and knowledge of plants was encouraged by famous botanists of that era and with them he embarked upon plant recording in County Fermanagh; this led eventually to the recent publication (by others) of the Flora of County Fermanagh based upon the work done nearly 60 years previously. Desmond's future was not to be in the field of law despite a visit to London for an interview with the Administrative Civil Service. This was followed by a fortuitous visit to Kew Botanical Gardens, where he had many contacts gained from his interest in plants, and where he was offered a place in the Herbarium, which he accepted, and which changed his life-plan for ever. In time he was appointed to the Africa department and in 1949 went to Nigeria for a Medicinal Plants Survey. Returning in 1950 he was promoted to take charge of the European and Middle Eastern department of the Herbarium which gave him a good grounding for his next appointment. The government of the time was committed to the production of a Flora of Cyprus and Desmond accepted the monumental task of compiling a detailed account of the unique flora of this island. This occupied him for the next thirty years when the outstanding 2-volume Flora was published. His work and travels in that country made a lasting impression and he came to love both Cyprus and the Cypriots despite having worked there in a very difficult period of the 1960's political upheavals. Meanwhile he was appointed editor of the Kew series of Handbooks and author of two of the volumes. He was a council member of the Linnaean Society and also of the Botanical Society of the British Isles whilst holding a variety of offices in global scientific organisations which led to travels all over the world. In 1982 he was a recipient of the Kew Medal which is inscribed "For Merit" given to those deserving of special honour and in June 1983 was awarded O.B.E. in the Queen's Birthday Honours. He retired from Kew after 37 years of distinguished service to botany and a career which made him renowned throughout the world. His lifelong attachment and respect for books is reflected in the diverse array of his life-long collection. We are grateful to Jeanne Webb for this biography. Barton, Richard. Lectures in Natural Philosophy, designed to be a foundation, for reasoning pertinently, upon the Petrifications, Gems, Crystals, and Sanative Quality of Logh Neagh in Ireland, first edition, engraved frontispiece, map and 5 plates, 3 of them folding, contemporary calf, extremities worn, 4to, Dublin: For the Author, 1751
Lot 852
A WW1 O.B.E. medal and related paperwork to Charles Leonard Conacher; to include cased O.B.E. medal in Garrard's case, 1918 certificate and citation, selection of newspaper cuttings and a scrapbook of newspaper articles related to his employment at the Cambrian Railways, London Gazette from 1918 together with a selection of hand written letters and envelopes with four diaries, mostly related to Anna Julie Bailey, all housed in a metal deed box.
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