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Lot 1780
An interesting I/II world war family medal group with father and son representation, a merchant, Royal Navy Reserve medal and 1914-18 medal awarded to Percy H Wilson (father). The second group awarded to Sqr Ldr 41340 Wilson, comprising 39-45 star, Atlantic star defence and 39-45 medal,two bronze oak leaves with second duplicate set of medals, photographs, album of photos and associated paper work. £200-300 View on staceyauction.com
Lot 26
2x silver cycling medals to incl 1930 W.C.C. silver medal decorated with a cyclist on the obverse and engraved on the reverse "WCC Open Novice "25" 1. Hc`p. - J Merry1.9.4" fitted with a Coronet and suspension ring plus another plain silver medal engraved "NR C - 3x 8`s 1st H`cp. J Merry. 1929"
Lot 29
Collection of silver and bronze sporting medals: to incl 1907 Federation of London Working Boys Club silver boxing medal awarded to I Milner plus 2x French bronze athletic medals one stamped with makers details Emile Monier and the other embossed FGSPF (France Gymnastics and Sports Federation) c/w similar sports scene by Monier. (3)
Lot 83
1922 East Midland Centre Auto Cycle Union silver medal - hallmarked Birmingham 1922 the obverse is finely embossed with a period motor cycle racing scene and on the reverse engraved "Hill Climb 1922 -W Cudlip, 62 mph" Note: The Auto-Cycle Union is the Governing Body for motorcycle sport throughout Britain. It is recognised by the Federation Internationale de Motorcyclisme (FIM). The ACU was a founder member of this body in 1904. The ACU was founded in 1903 as the Auto-Cycle Club was renamed the Auto-Cycle Union in 1907 and organised a series of Quarterly Trials and National Six Day Events before the end of that decade.
Lot 85
1924 East Midland Centre Auto Cycle Union bronze medal-the obverse is finely embossed with a period motorcycle scene and on the reverse engraved "Clipstone Speed Trials 1924 – R Cudlip - 3 1/2 Scott-70.3 MPH" plus a Doncaster Motor Cycle and Light Car Club 1925 bronze medal and on the reverse engraved "Petrol St Leger 1925, Class 7A, R.S. Cudlip - 3rd" (2)
Lot 105
1937 silver swimming medal – hallmarked Birmingham 1937 and engraved "Command Individual Swimming Championships – Plunging – Winner 1937" and on the obverse embossed British Forces in Egypt c/w Crown and Sphinx – in makers original box embossed in gilt letters C.S.C.B – overall wt 26.8gms
Lot 565
1896-97 Birmingham Celtic football club silver & gold medal: Large ornate silver medal with gold shield on front engraved B`Ham T.W. Celtic FC on reverse Presented to Thos Whelan centre forward of the B`ham Celtic FC winners of the West B`ham, South B`ham and Springfield Challenge cup seasons 1896-97 (ring broken off the top)
Lot 572
The following two lots 572 & 572a relate to the playing career of Neil «Neilly» Gibson. Neil Gibson (b. 1873 in Larkhall, Scotland) was a Scottish footballer who played for Rangers, Partick Thistle and the Scotland national team. Gibson joined Rangers in 1894 from junior side Royal Albert. During his time at Ibrox, he won four consecutive league titles (1898-99, 1899-1900, 1900-01 and 1901-02) as well as the Scottish Cup in 1897, 1898 and 1903. He moved to Partick Thistle in 1904 where he remained for five years. He was capped 14 times by Scotland between 1895 and 1905, scoring one goal. 1899-1900 Scottish Football League Championship 9ct gold winners medal: Won by Rangers gold and enamel medal presented to N Gibson housed in it`s original red velvet lined box made by P Vaughton & Sons Birmingham
Lot 577
The following lots 577 – 592 are the property of Dulwich Hamlet Football player George F Shipway. Note: George Shipway played as a school boy with Surrey Juniors when went on to play for Dulwich where they had a successful few years winning many tournaments including the Amateur Cup 1919-20. He also played in the England amateur international team twice. South London Schools FA Silver fobs: Engraved to rear Coming of age of the Association 1905 South London 5 v Sheffield 0 G F Shipway Left Wing together with Silver London District elementary Schools Championships Badge and London FA Challenge Cup medal (3)
Lot 50
World War One group of two awarded to 1579 PTE. F. LEA, 7 BN. A.I.F. to include Victory Medal and Anzac Commemorative Medal, 1967 in original box of issue, together with a George V British End of War Medal, 1919, with ribbon and two World War Two medals to include the Defence Medal and War Medal 1939-45 (5).
Lot 520
Charles Frederick Tunnicliffe (1901-1979), Waxwings, gouache, 20.5 x 18.5cm.; 8 x 7.25in, together with a letter of authentification from the sister of the artist - Dorothy Downes. * Tunnicliffe`s pictures are anatomically immaculate yet often especially the early etchings have great atmosphere. He won a scholarship to Macclesfield School of Art; then Manchester School of Art 1915-21 preceding a Royal Exhibition Scholarship to the Royal College of Art 1921. His work was bought by the British Museum Harris Museum and Art Gallery in Preston and by overseas collections. He won the gold medal of the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds 1975. Tunnicliffe was a hugely prolific illustrator of books about the country and had a long association with Henry Williamson author of Tarka the Otter 1932. Tunnicliffe`s own publications included My Country Book 1942; Mereside Chronicle 1948 and A Sketchbook of Birds 1979.
Lot 564
A GLASGOW CORPORATION CORONATION MEDAL 1911, hallmarked Birmingham 1910, a small modern clan badge with crest & motto "AVISE LA FIN" and a larger, antique clan badge with crest & motto "PACEM AMO", maker`s mark only "PW", possibly Irish/Scottish, early 19th century; 2" (5 cms) diameter; 1.5 oz (3)
Lot 566
A "ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF LONDON 1826" MEDAL sculpted with world animals on the obverse & birds on the reverse, inscribed around the edge "To Captain James in commemoration of the introduction into England of Himalayan pheasants 1857", signed "B. Wyon, T. Landseer Del"; 3" (75 cms) diameter; 5.5 oz
Lot 221
A collection of World War II memorabilia comprising a Nazi Germany Luftwaffe serving spoon in aluminium with an eagle clutching the swastika emblem with initials F.I.U.V., a 1939-1945 medal, Atlantic Star, 1939-1945 Star, two Royal Marine badges, an RAF sweetheart brooch, Majors crowns, pips, two corkscrews, a motorcar ration book dated 1957, certificate of service for Harry Bradshaw in the Royal Navy, Edward VIII Coronation medal, Queen Victoria 1897 Jubilee medal, a clay pipe, a shaving cutthroat razor and a pen knife, etc
Lot 222
A World War II period Nazi Germany police long service medal, this being the eight year service medal, with a silverplated finish, front bearing the eagle and swastika emblem, reverse with an inscription `fur treue dienste in der polizei`, a Weimer Republic 100 mark, a one mark and a quantity of loose coinage
Lot 223
A collection of medals comprising George V World War I period 1914-1918 medal awarded to 9591 Private P McGowan, the Cheshire Regiment, a collection of World War II medals awarded to a C Green in original box of issue comprising 1939-1945 medal, Africa Star, Italy Star, defence medal and 1939-1945 medal, also two silver competition prize winners medals for bowls, approximate weight 0.75oz and two plated examples
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