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Lot 42
A First World War Pair, to 63643 DVR.W.V.SNOWDEN. R.A.,of British War Medal and Victory Medal; three Second World War Medals, of 1939-45 Star, France and Germany Star and War Medal; a Collection of Militaria, including fifteen various cap badge, six titles, a quantity of St John`s Ambulance Brigade buttons and titles; a quantity of coins and a plated mug
Lot 43
Three Single First World War Medals, comprising two 1914-15 Stars to NO.817 DRIVER IMAMDIN NO.6.M.B.R.G.A. and 9941 PTE.L.D.ROWLAND.DURH.L.I.,and Victory Medal to 505.PTE.G.GOUNDRY.DURH.L.I. . Four single Second World War Stars, 1939-45, Atlantic, Pacific and Italy; Two Medallions, one commemorating the Battle of Jutland May 31st 1916, the other for Bayonet Fencing; Three Military Pocket Watches, two other pocket watches and a belt clasp (15)
Lot 46
A George V Special Constabulary Long Service Medal, to SERGT. WILLIAM G. SWANN, and a Special Constable blue enamel and gilt metal badge; four Single Medals, of Service Medal of the Order of St John, two Defence Medals and 1939-45 War Medal; a Boxed Lusitania Medallion, a Boys Brigade Medal, an RMBI 1962 medal, a Civil Nursing Service Badge, and a small quantity of coins and tokens.
Lot 47
A First World War Pair, to 12849PTE.F.C.J.WOODWARD. IR.GDS., of British War Medal and Victory Medal, together with dog tag and Cricket medallion; a First World War Pair, to 502136 SPR.A.W.SAUNDERS. R.E., of British War Medal and Victory Medal, together with a Defence Medal in box of issue. (7)
Lot 50
A First World War Pair, to 51596 SJT.B.CRAWFORD. R.INNIS.FUS.,of British War Medal and Victory Medal, with a brass shoulder title and cap badge; four Various Medals, comprising Victory Medal to 231937 DVR.R.C.WARRENDER. R.A., a Defence Medal, a cased Civil Defence Long Service Medal (British version), a cased Elizabeth II Coronation of Medal; Various badges and buttons, two George VI Coronation medallions, a seal wheel etc.
Lot 59
A Second World War Group of Four Medals, to 14527287 DVR.R.BURGESS.R.SIGS., comprising 1935/45 Star, France and Germany Star, War medal and a General Service Medal 1918-62 with clasp PALESTINE 1945-48, together with his Soldier`s Release Book, Driving Permit, four related photographs and a miniature Bible; a German Iron Cross First Class, the suspender ring stamped 188; A German Third Reich Arm Badge, in gilt metal set with a cream and green silk panel printed with shield centred by a swastika over "Osnabruck Land!"; a small quantity of coins.
Lot 60
A First World War Family Group of Five Medals, comprising a trio to 22630. PTE.J.E.GREENWELL, NORTH`D FUS., of a 1914-15 Star, British War Medal and Victory Medal, and a pair to 3326 PTE.T.GREENWELL. NORTH`D FUS., of a British War Medal and Victory Medal; three Royal Commemorative Medallions; a German 1898/05 First Pattern Butcher Bayonet, the blade stamped V.C.Schilling, Suhl, with steel mounted leather scabbard.
Lot 65
A First World War Trio, to K.25420, F.E.GREEN. STO.1.,R.N. comprising 1914-15 Star, British War Medal and Victory Medal, together with a portrait photograph; a Second World War Group of Four Medals, comprising 1939-45 Star, Africa Star, Defence and War Medal, in cardboard box of issue addressed to L E Green, Park Road, Barnsley, together with portrait photographs, telegrams and related ephemera; Coins, including a 1951 Crown, an 1889 Crown, seven brass weights, commemorative medals etc
Lot 68
A First World War Gallantry Group of Four Medals, awarded to 30214 SJT.G.A.IVES.2/E.LAN:R., comprising the Military Medal, British War Medal, Victory Medal and Army Long Service and Good Conduct Medal (3378033 C.SJT.G.A.IVES M.M.,E.LAN.R.). **George Augustus Ives was born in Gorleston, Great Yarmouth in 1892, and died in Belfast in 1973.
Lot 74
A Group of Five Medals, awarded to 3707 PTE C,JACKSON 2/LAN.FUS:, comprising India Medal with clasp PUNJAB FRONTIER 1897-98, Queen`s Sudan Medal, Khedive`s Sudan Medal 1896-1908, Queen`s South Africa Medal with five clasps TEGELA HEIGHTS, RELIEF OF LADYSMITH, TRANSVAAL, ORANGE FREE STATE and LAING`S NEK, and King`s South Africa Medal with two clasps SOUTH AFRICA 1901 and SOUTH AFRICA 190, together with a leather bound Military Signaller`s Service to Lance Corporal Charles Jackson, 2nd Lancashire Fusiliers, date of certificate 7th January (18)95, a Parchment Certificate of Character on discharge, and Certificate of Discharge (8)
Lot 105
A Small Collection of Medals and Badges, including a Defence Medal, a County & Borough Police George V Coronation Medal to Inspector J Saville, Durham Co., a King`s Badge For War Service, two Durham County Constabulary Cap Badges, eight various cap and rank badges, three Knights of the Golden Horn Jewels and fourteen service bars to KT. W. Kell.
Lot 109
A Late George III Silver Medal-The Craven Legion Ball Firing Prize, of oval form, with raised foliate chased edge, the obverse engraved with crowned crossed royal standards and slung bugle, the reverse with the inscription "Adjudged to HENRY WHITTAM-Distance Shot at 100 YARDS 1st July 1808", 5cm by 6.5cm.
Lot 110
A George III Silver "Guisborough E.R.Y.Volunteers Company Reward of Merit" Medal, of oval form with raised reeded edge, the obverse engraved with crowned circular badge flanked by half kneeling winged cherubs over REWARD OF MERIT, the reverse engraved "The Gift of THE COMPANY OFFICERS to Mr. Hery-Parish, A REWARD FOR HIS SOLDIERLY CONDUCT & GOOD SHOOTING 1805", 6.5cm by 5cm.
Lot 133
Lieutenant Allen W Smith, 16th Rifle Battalion, The King`s (Liverpool) Regiment and the Royal Flying Corps-A Very Interesting Set of Six Volumes of First World War Letters, Telegraphs and Ephemera, typed transcripts, dating from September 1914 to 18th March 1917, written to his mother and father, and describing his life throughout the war. Together with portrait photographs, a hand written letter to his parents from A K Barnes of the Liverpool Cotton Exchange congratulating them on the recommendation that their son receive the Victoria Cross (not awarded), and a copy of The Cotton Review April 1917 containing an obituary of the above. Allen Smith was tragically killed in a flying accident at Fern Hill, Market Drayton on 18th March 1917; a Pilot`s Flying Log Book to Lieutenant Charles F Smith (brother of the above), dating from 5th August 1916 to 26th May 1917 when he was shot down and taken prisoner, and then from April to September 1919, together with his Victory Medal, a portrait photograph and hand written letter; seven other medallions and badges.
Lot 135
A Late 19th Century Lacquered Brass and Green Card Prismatic Pocket Compass by Elliot Bros., Strand, London, with lift-off cover, the back engraved C W Cavaye, the stitched leather case stamped CWC; a Small Quantity of Militaria, including a pair of Duke of Wellington`s shoulder titles, various buttons and badges, medal ribbons, RSPCA medal, Negretti & Zambra Pocket Forecaster etc
Lot 163
A First World War Khaki Tunic, to a Lieutenant of the Royal Flying Corps, formerly in the Connaught Rangers, with brass buttons and medal ribbon, including Military Cross, with peaked cap; a No.1 Blues Peaked Cap, to an officer of the Green Howards, with leather chin strap and brass buttons (3)
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Lot 276
Struwelpeter. Struweleter of Today, Deans Gold Medal Series No. 53 [cover-title], c.1900, 10pp., col. litho. illusts. throughout, first and final leaves form pastedowns (as issued), text block detached from orig. chromo. pictorial card wrappers, spine rubbed and splitting, upper cover with fore-edge sl. frayed, oblong folio, 246 x 373 mm (9.75 x 14.75 ins), together with The English Struwwelpeter, pub. Griffin, Farran, Browne, early 20th c. Rare. Not listed on COPAC. (2)
Lot 475
THE DUNLOP TROPHY. A SILVER FIGURAL TROPHY IN THE FORM OF GIAMBOLOGNA`S STATUE OF MERCURY. the ebonised square plinth with plaques and medallions, on paw feet, 36cm h, by The Birmingham Medal Co, Birmingham 1923 The engraved inscriptions read: BLACKPOOL CARNIVAL THE DUNLOP TROPHY FOR "FASTEST TIME" and WINNERS H LE VACK 1924 G W PRATCHETT 1925 GEORGE BROUGH 1926.. ++ Some polish wear including two small holes in the central relief of the motorcyclist
Lot 476
FIVE MEDALS comprising three of the Sunbeam Motor Cycle Club, obverse THE PIONEER RUN before rays, rev. engraved 1931 G BROUGH 1902 DREADNOUGHT, 1932 G BROUGH 1902 `3 DREADNOUGHT and GEORGE BROUGH 1939, matt gilt bronze, 63mm, bronze medal of the MOTOR CYCLING CLUB, obv. four shields of arms, rev engraved BROOKLANDS MEETING 1933 TWO LAP HANDICAP 3RD PRIZE G BROUGH and a parcel gilt silver rose shaped fob shield of the SUTTON COLDFIELD & NORTH BIRMINGHAM AUTOMOBILE CLUB`S COLMORE CUP TRIAL, rev. engraved 1924 G BROUGH
Lot 485
ROYAL. A VICTORIAN CIGAR BOX. of moulded octagonal form with divided interior, the lid inset with crowned oval badge of the Prince of Wales and inscribed HRH ALBERT EDWARD PRINCE OF WALES INDIA 1875, the underside engraved Presented to Lord Suffield on returning from India by His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales, 24 x 15cm, by R & S Garrard, London 1876, the underside of the lid engraved [presumably at Goldsmiths Hall] Goldsmiths Hall June 10th 1876. This Box weighing 36oz 5dwt was made to receive a stamped silver medal of unknown assay, marked R & S GARRARD PANTON ST LONDON, 39ozs; sold with Russell (W H), The Prince of Wales` Tour a Diary in India with some account of some of the visits of His Royal Highness to the Courts of Greece Egypt Spain and Portugal, second edition, Woodburytype portrait and wood engravings, scarlet cloth, worn, aeg, London: Sampson, Lowe, Marston, Searle & Rivington, 1877 (2) Provenance: Charles, 5th Lord Suffield; thence by decent at Gunton Park, Norfolk until sold on the Instructions of the Trustees of the Gunton Park Estate, Irelands` (Auctioneers), sale on the premises, 16-17 and 25-26 September 1990, lot 1258, whence bought by the present vendor. A keen sportsman, Charles Harbord, 5th Lord Suffield (1830-1914) was a favourite of the Prince of Wales, his new neighbour at Sandringham House. He served as Lord-in-Waiting and Head of the Household of the Prince. Russell`s Diary which accompanies the lot is full of incident, from lively antics on board the "Serapis" to dramatic accounts of elephant charges and big game hunting: "For Lord Suffield there was the pleasant combination of the duties of a high officer of state about the person of the Prince, and of the pleasures of a keen sportsman - good with rifle and gun, and firm in the saddle - in new fields" and, later "The Prince killed a fine tigress with six cubs... Lord Suffield shot a tiger which assumed a very menacing attitude, and obliged him to fire in self-defence; and an odd lot of porcupines, deer, wild boar, pea-fowl, black-buck, duck, snipe, partridge and plover were laid out before the tents when the shooting parties returned in the evening".. ++ Box - in fine condition with light wear to the top as when purchased at the above mentioned house sale
Lot 710
A FINE CORAL, SPLIT PEARL, GOLD AND LAVENDER BLUE ENAMEL LOCKET BY PHILLIPS BROTHERS fleur de lys device on applied pad, c1865 Robert Phillips of the leading firm Phillips Brothers was the only English jeweller to be awarded a Gold Medal at the Paris Universal Exhibition of 1867. See Bury (Shirley), Jewellery 1789-1910, Woodbridge 1991, Vol II, p 465.. ++ A few light scratches but of fine quality and in excellent condition
Lot 527
Elizabeth II, Proof 100 Dollars (2), 1975, 1977, Proof 20 Dollars, 1970 (KM. 21, 24, 27; F 1-3); Crowns (5), 1959 (2), 1964 (3, one a specimen); Proof Dollars (3), 1970 (2), 1972; Proof 50 Cents, 1970; mis-struck 25 Cents, 1982, 10 Cents, 1981, Cent, 1980; Proof set, 1970, Dollar to Cent; wooden nickels (4), Bermuda Coin Co (3) and Bermudiana Hotel, Frank Davison; cast copy of a Sommer Is. Shilling on a key fob; 9ct gold medal of the Duke and Duchess of Windsor for R. Lobel [1984], 4.76g (Bruce Ð) [27]. First three brilliant, others in varied Description Footnote
Lot 694
James II, Coronation, 1685, a silver medal by J. Roettier, laureate bust right, rev. hand from heaven about to place a crown on a cushion bearing a laurel, 34mm (MI I, 605/5; E 273). A couple of light scratches in obverse field, otherwise good extremely fine, attractively Description Footnote
Lot 696
SPANISH WRECK RECOVERED, 1687, a silver medal by G. Bower, conjoined busts of James II and Mary to right, he laureate, rev. the salvage operation, a small row-boat to the fore with Sir William Phipps s ship, the Algier Rose, beyond, 55mm (MI I, 619/33; E 285; Betts 67). A few light marks and scratches in the fields, otherwise extremely fine or better, attractively Description Footnote
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