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Lot 83
A SMALL BOX OF ASSORTED MEDALS, to include 'The Italy Star' missing ribbon, 'The Burma Star' fitted with a red, blue and orange strip ribbon, a WWII medal unassigned, missing ribbon, four of 'The Great War 1914-1919, Birmingham Peace Celebration' medals, all fitted with worn stripped ribbons, a small book shape pill box inscribed 'To Commemorate the Silver Jubilee 1910-1935', depicting King George V, two other medals, an enamel 'Victory' cap badge, and two commemorative coins (condition report: all with some wear, ribbons have wear)
Lot 296
ATTRIBUTED TO A.M. GAUCI (19TH CENTURY) 'FOREST BELL', a portrait of a prize winning cow in a landscape setting, no visible signature to the painting, signed to the attribution plaque beneath the glass which reads 'Forest Bell Bred and fed by James Jackson, Lilleshall, Newport, Salop. First Prize Birmingham 1867, £15 and silver medal', oil on canvas, approximate size 51cm x 67cm, birds eye maple wood frame, together with a letter of valuation from Sotheby's dated 1987, Condition Report: the painting is beneath glass and appears to be in good condition, the attribution plaque is also beneath the glass and appears to be attached to the painting
Lot 36
FOUR POCKET WATCHES AND ALBERT CHAINS, to include three silver pocket watches, an open face pocket watch signed 'Excello Lever, H. Spencer Birmingham', engine turned pattern with vacant cartouche, hallmarked London import, a full hunter, unsigned, hallmarked Birmingham, an open face pocket watch with gold dial unsigned, and a ladys small open face pocket watch, hallmarked Chester import, together with two silver albert chains each link stamped with sterling marks, one suspending a shield fob medal with vacant cartouche, hallmarked Birmingham, another white metal albert chain unmarked, approximate gross weight 417.4 grams (condition report: all untested, general light wear)
Lot 261
Lare Reidel 6"x4" promotional picture nicely signed in black marker pen by German Discus thrower - best known for winning a Gold medal at the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games in the Discus event. The back of the promo picture has stats and biographical information in German. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99
Lot 223
A Worcestershire Medal Service commemorative silver 'Waterloo Medal', part of the Waterloo200 series (2015), in presentation case with certificate, together with a commemorative Bendetto Pistrucci Waterloo medal, silver over bronze, cased but lacking certificate, and a commemorative Duke of Wellington medal, platinum over bronze, in presentation case with certificate, both also by Worcestershire Medal Service (3)
Lot 111
Michael Collins Centenary Medal, 1922-2022. A limited-edition, silver plated commemorative medal numbered 46 of 50 on black ribbon, as presented by the Collins 22 Society to Michael Collins' family; The President of Ireland, Michael D. Higgins; and An Tanaiste, Leo Varadkar, in box of issue.
Lot 113
Irish War of Independence service medal and WWII group of six to Warrant Officer 2nd Class Michael McDonald, Golden Falls, Ballymore Eustace, Co. Kildare. McDonald served as a volunteer in 'B' Coy, Kildare Battalion, IRA during the War of Independence and as a Sergeant-Major in the Royal Tank Regiment in WWII. McDonald's Military Service Pensions Collection fie (ref. MD20229) notes his service in the British Army April 1939 - November 1949. See also lots 142 & 256.
Lot 154
1970s Royal Ulster Constabulary riot helmet, a fired baton round and RUC badges and insignia. A black 1969-pattern helmet with RUC decal badge, neck guard and visor, inscribed '6493' to the interior; together with a fired L6081 'plastic bullet; a black leather Sam Browne belt; and two metal RUC collar badges, rank insignia and mounted tunic ribbons for Defence Medal, 1939-45 War Medal, Territorial Efficiency Medal and RUC Service Medal.
Lot 265
Post-war Eastern Bloc uniform items, Russian paratrooper's beret, label of Moscow maker to interior; East German paratrooper's beret, maker's label inscribed in ink 'Zeller'; Soviet red star cap badge; together with East German service medal, "Fur Dienst Am Volke"; also four Eastern Bloc shoulder flashes. (8)
Lot 322
Irish Olympic silver medalist, Irish international hockey cap. The green velvet and gilt bullion cap by T. Lynch & Sons, Westmoreland St. Dublin, with shamrock above crossed hockey sticks to the brow and dated 1907 and 1909. Named 'R. Gregg' to the lining. Richard George Stanhope Gregg (1883-1945) was an Irish international hockey player, he captained Dublin University Hockey Club 1st XI, 1906-07. He represented Leinster and Three Rock Rovers and was a member of the Ireland team that won the silver medal at the 1908 London Olympics.
Lot 323
Irish Olympic silver medalist's Dublin University Hocky Club 1st XI cap. Richard Gregg's Trinity College Dublin green and black velvet and gilt bullion cap by T. Lynch & Sons, Westmoreland St. Dublin, gilt embroidered with the arms of Dublin University and dated 1903-04, 1904-05. Together with a Trinity College Dublin bullion blazer badge. Richard George Stanhope Gregg (1883-1945) was an Irish international hockey player, he captained Dublin University Hockey Club 1st XI, 1906-07. He represented Leinster and Three Rock Rovers and was a member of the Ireland team that won the silver medal at the 1908 London Olympics.
Lot 336
Gaelic Athletic Association, GAA, Hurling, 1968, All-Ireland Junior final, 9ct gold winner's medal to Warwickshire, "Craobh Iomána Sóisir 1968 - Warwickshire", Dublin, 1968, maker's mark 'J.M'. The first of three Junior Hurling All-Irelands won by Warwickshire, they also won in 1968 and 1973.
Lot 358
Football, UEFA Cup, 1972 2nd round, 2nd leg, Club Brugge vs. FC Porto, Porto commemorative club medal; and 1978 quarter-final, 1st leg, FC Porto vs. Anderlecht, Porto commemorative club medal; and two FC Porto presentation pieces. Provenance: John Carpenter collection. By descent to the current owner. John Carpenter (1936-2021) was an Irish professional football referee who officiated in the League of Ireland from 1964 to 1984, as well as a FIFA international referee from 1969 to 1984. Carpenter took up refereeing in the early 1960s when a broken leg cut short his playing career with St Patrick's Athletic. He joined the League of Ireland panel in 1964. Carpenter had a distinguished career in European club competitions, refereeing 37 matches and culminating in the 1982 UEFA Cup Final. He refereed 15 full international matches between 1970 and 1983; and was a reserve referee for the 1974 FIFA World Cup. When the North American Soccer League was launched, Carpenter was one of a small number of European referees who were invited to officiate.
Lot 360
Football, 1978-1984, Football Association of Ireland, 1978 FAI Cup Final, Sligo Rovers vs. Shamrock Rovers, referee's medal; 1984 FAI Cup drawn final, University College Dublin vs. Shamrock Rovers, match ball; Football League of Ireland 1984, presentation tray to John Carpenter; presentation bowl from Shamrock Rovers, dated 29/4/84; European Cup Winners Cup, UCD vs. Everton, presentation tray dated 19/9/84, and FAI Senior Cup Final, 1984, referee's medal; also 1969 FAI Cup final, Donore vs. Kilmore United, Kilmore United club crest, framed. (6) Provenance: John Carpenter collection. By descent to the current owner. John Carpenter (1936-2021) was an Irish professional football referee who officiated in the League of Ireland from 1964 to 1984, as well as a FIFA international referee from 1969 to 1984. Carpenter took up refereeing in the early 1960s when a broken leg cut short his playing career with St Patrick's Athletic. He joined the League of Ireland panel in 1964.Carpenter had a distinguished career in European club competitions, refereeing 37 matches and culminating in the 1982 UEFA Cup Final. He refereed 15 full international matches between 1970 and 1983; and was a reserve referee for the 1974 FIFA World Cup. When the North American Soccer League was launched, Carpenter was one of a small number of European referees who were invited to officiate.
Lot 50
Great War 1914-18, Private J.H. Ballands, 1st Battallion, 15th London Regiment, British War Medal and Victory Medal to 4870. PTE. J. H. BALLANDS. 15-LOND.R.; together with his identity tags and a small archive of documents, photographs etc. including a statement by James Henry Balland of his experience while a POW, medal envelopes addressed to Balland, a "Twenty-Onners" veteran's club membership card, two photographs of Ballard, a copy of George V's letter to returning POW's and a very fine Queen Mary Christmas tin.
Lot 52
1914-18 Great War South Irish Horse trio to South Irish Horse, to 942 PTE. G. GRAY. S. IR. H. Comprising 1914 Star, British War Medal and Victory Medal. Born in Athboy Co. Meath Grey joined the South Irish Horse in 1914 and later served in the Dorset Yeomanry. He was killed in Palestine and is buried in the Haifa War Cemetery.
Lot 89
1914-18 Great War and War of Independence Royal Irish Regiment trio to 8184. PTE. S. THOMPSON. R. I. REGT. Comprising 1914 Star, British War Medal and Victory Medal. Private Samuel Thompson entered France on 13/8/14 and at 30/6/17 was transferred to 663 Home Service Company stationed in Ireland.
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