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Lot 18
A World War I medal trio to Able Seaman Victor Kerridge Watts, who died on 22nd September 1914 on board HMS Cressy, following the ship being torpedoed and sunk by German submarine U9, service number 203441, comprising 1914-15 Star, Great War and Victory medals, together with the Widow's penny and accompanying note from His Majesty King George V.
Lot 405
An Elizabeth II Coronation medal 1953, together with a souvenir program of the celebrations in the city of Peterborough on the occasion of the Coronation, a Shell lubricating oil lapel badge, Mickey Mouse Odeon Club enamel badge, two military badges, and a Notice of The Liberty of Peterborough Association for the prosecution of felons in the protection of property, signed, dated 1907, published by E M Barron of Peterborough.
Lot 246
A collection of commemorative medals, comprising; a 1902 Coronation medal with ribbon, a 1911 Coronation medal with ribbon, a 1935 George V Silver Jubilee medal with ribbon, a 1937 George VI Coronation medal with ribbon, a 1953 Elizabeth II Coronation medal with ribbon, British Red Cross Society red and white enamel cross, a Kuwait Liberation medal and a United Nations medal (8)
Lot 291
Thomas Rowlandson (1756-1827), the country house looking down over a wooded valley, below, in the foreground a workman talking to some passers-by, with another collecting brash for a team of horses and bullocks, titled lower left 'Trenant, Sir E.Buller's', old Spink & Son label verso with typewritten title 'Trenant, the House of Sir E. Buller', and including the collection 'H.M. Langton' and reference number 'K3/1993', an earlier Thomas Agnew & Son Ltd label verso 'No. 15303' and inscribed 'Bought Feb.1953', above a contemporaneous Agnews' exhibition? label '85. T.Rowlandson, the House of Sir E. Buller', with another 'Thos. Agnew & Sons Ltd. W.O. 628/72', watercolour, 13.8 x 23.4cm, frame 31 x 40.5cmThomas Agnew & Sons (No.15303). Spink & Son, Ltd (K3/1993). Midlands' collector. Thence by descent.Sir Edward Buller (1764-1824) was part of an illustrious West Country family, who joined the Royal Navy in 1777, finishing his naval career as an admiral in 1812, having served in the Americn War of Independence and the Napoleonic Wars. He was made member of parliament for East Looe in 1802, holding his seat until 1820. He died in 1824 at his seat, Trenant Park, which he inherited from his brother, John Buller, who died in 1807, a year after he bought the estate for £15,000.The Treise Morshead family also owned Trenant Park, the second baronet (1783-1828) being one such.Thomas Rowlandson started at the R.A. Schools in 1772, winning a silver medal in 1777.The following 20 years he toured France, Italy, Germany and Holland, as well as Britain. He is perhaps best known for his satirical works, but his talents extended to portraiture, marine subjects and, as is shown here, landscapes. Examples of his work are held by most British Galleries and Museums, including the Ashmolean, Victoria and Albert Museum, British Museum and the Birmingham Art Gallery, to name just a few.A few tiny scattered surface spots (probably foxing), including the sky.Some general fading. A diagonal 2cm blemish in the top left corner; possibly a repaired tear. Sold unexamined out of frame.Frame - minor chips, dents and scratches and some rubbing along frame edges, including corners and 4cm of lower right edge.
Lot 241
A large collection of Masonic Regalia, to include; a 9ct gold and polychrome enamel jewel on ribbon, two 9ct gold and enamel medals, a further 9ct gold medal on ribbon, two silver medals, one silver gilt medal, four gilt metal medals, gloves, books etc (a lot)Total weight of 9ct approx 43g, please refer to additional images
Lot 242
A Victorian 1860 bronze prize medal, by Wyon, together with a silver Diamond Jubilee medallion dated 1897, assorted medalets, tokens and badges, a quantity of aluminium transport tokens, a George III half crown dated 1817, a George III copper cartwheel twopence, a penny dated 1797, copper half pennies etc (a lot)
Lot 1365
A selection of costume and silver jewellery including an ingot pendant, two lockets, three brooches, two rings, a medal, a pendant, an Albert chain with a coin drop, a vesta case and a Eszeha travel clock, all in silver, together with an assortment of costume jewelleryCondition Report: Silver gross weight 200 grams
Lot 1498
A large collection of British and foreign coins, mostly as taken from circulation but with some individual proofs and sets, including a large though incomplete date collection of British decimal and pre-decimal coins from about 1900 including most brass, bronze and cupronickel, sixteen (16) £1 coins, ten (10) £2 coins, some pre-1947 and pre-1920 silver and some Victorian pennies and halfpennies, eleven (11) Royal Mint proof sets between 1970 and 1978, a £1 note 1822 from Norwich and Swaffham Bank, four circulated £5 notes (OBrien, Fforde, Somerset, Lowther), a £1 note of George V (Warren Fisher), a white metal Victorian medal Royal Academy of Arts 1837 and two Prince of Wales Investiture medals 1969, British crown coins mostly Fair to Fine grade dated 1676, 1682, 1819 (2), 1820, 1821 (3), 1822, 1845, 1889, 1893, 1894, 1897, 1900, 1935, 1937, an Austrian Maria Theresia silver thaler, a Mexico 8 reales 1781, a little other foreign silver and several replicas of silver coins, a Guernsey silver proof crown 1978 cased with certificate, a Sierra Leone silver proof 1 leone 1974 cased with certificate, a British silver proof crown 1977 cased with certificate, several other foreign and British cased and uncased coins, and other items
Lot 1501A
A collection of medals and coins, to include a World War I set of War, Victory and Star to PTE M. H. B. SEXTON RMLI, a World War 1 silver War medal to DVR M. L. BURLEY RA, an LCC school medal 1913-14 to E. PAPWORTH, a Victoria Diamond Jubilee bronze medal, and a small quantity of British and foreign coins with one or two silver coins as taken from circulation.
Lot 1508
A collection of mostly proof British coins with a few other items, including three British proof sets for 1982, 1986 and 1990 and uncirculated sets for 1953 and 1983, a George VI British proof set 1950 (9 coins farthing to half crown), a cased set of four (4) piedfort silver proof £1 coins 1984-7 with certificate, a piedfort silver proof £1 1983 cased with certificate, silver proof crowns for 1980, 1981 and 1990 all cased with certificates, a silver proof £2 coin 1986 cased with certificate, a silver crown 1896 about Fine, a half crown 1819 about Very Fine but with deliberate fine scratches on the obverse, a sixpence 1889 about Very Fine, a World War 2 War Medal and a World War 1 War Medal inscribed SE-27668 PTE S. HAIGH A.V.C.
Lot 405
Quantity of assorted military medals including: two dress miniature groups for First and Second World Wars: France & Germany Star, Africa Star, Burma Star, Atlantic Star, 39-45 Star, 39-45 War medal, 39-45 Defence medal, Royal Marines cap badge, various insignia etc. Also First World War Victory medal awarded to Driver W.C Rhydderch Royal Artillery.(B.P. 21% + VAT)(B.P. 21% + VAT)
Lot 156
Party religious medal and semi mount - A religious medal in yellow 18-carat gold with the circumference decorated with white pearls, dedication on the reverse. Weight : 4.9 gr. Dimensions : 3 x 2 cm. Marked : none - A platinum semi-assembly. Weight : 11 gr. Finger length : 59 ( US : 8 1/2). Marked : none Weight : 15.9 g gross weight
Lot 102
A RAC medal awarded to Mr T.C. Pullinger, inscribed 'International Heavy Touring Car Race 1907' awarded to all British Eastern Humber car entered by T.C.Pullinger (note Dorothy Martin Pullinger designed the first car for women, Galloway and later founded Guernsey Normandy laundry, together with a press clipping from 2017 with information about her induction into the Scottish engineering hall of fame.
Lot 185
A model of a Penzance Lugger, PZ 207, length approx 100cm.This Lot comes with a letter from the family written many years ago it reads briefly as follows: the model of the lugger was built by John Blewett in the late 19th century. He was a boat builder in Newlyn. He made two models of the boat. One he entered into a national competition and was awarded a medal (silver?). The model is in the science museum in Kensington, we saw it there on display in August 1950 the model in your possession (Lot 185) is the second copy it was salvaged by your Great Uncle John James when he and auntie Grace were cleaning out her family home large fish cellars he gave it to your father who was going to restore it. In 1950 Peter and I retained a copy of some drawings of the structure of the vessels and sales of these, Freddy refurbished the boat and sales with advice from Peter Hosking. They were dyed in coffee. Years later I borrowed the boat to illustrate a talk by Mr Jack Pender given to Mousehole old Cornwall society. He was one of the last serving men to sail on Luggers as a boy your own Great Grandfather Thomas James sailed on a fishing boat to Ireland at the age of 9 years etc and weather blowing a gale.. I left the boat in the care of Mr Penders son who was for many years a fisherman on his family boat but was also a fully trained carpenter but didn’t really take in the fact from me and his father that the Lugger lasts knot step and did a delicate job re-tying the mast etc Freddy used the name of Grandad Tommy's boat 'Fiona' and number for sentimental sake, the Fiona was sold onto and converted into a yacht.
Lot 288
Victory Medal to 49039 Pte George BUCKLEY, 19th Manchester Regiment, Loyal North Lancashire Regiment and RASC. Slightly wounded with Manc R and then more seriously wounded and hospitalized with the LNL Reg in April 1918. Comes with research including image of recipient, copied service papers and extracts from Battalion war diary covering the attack during which he was wounded.
Lot 289
British War Medal to Paymaster Sub Lieutenant William Edward Cornet(t) COPP, RNR. Coventry interest: served as Chief Cashier of the Coventry Savings Back from 1919-1932, at which point he was promoted Actuary and Manager, a 1914-15 Star to Assistant Paymaster Samuel John Hickman COCKAYNE. War service Nov 14 Nov 15 on the Armed Merchant Cruiser ‘Virginian’, part of 10th Cruiser Squadron operating in the North Sea, also Special Constabulary Long Service Medal (GVR) to William H FRANCE. Most likely W.H.France listed as Special Constable (Bradford 450) in 1939 register.
Lot 290
British War Medal to Paymaster Sub Lieutenant Claude Lindsay THOMSON, son of Sarj Maj Gen Sir George Thomson KCB. Played cricket for Dulwich College before studying at Magdalene College, Cambridge. Briefly part of the staff of Admiral Sir David Beatty and later Secretary to RAdm Arthur Hayes-Sadler, Flag Officer Agean Squadron. Post war had a long career as a Civil Servant. Sold with copies of service papers and research.
Lot 292
British War Medal to Paymaster Sub Lieutenant Arthur Gilbert UNDERWOOD RNR. WW1 service on HM Ships Duke of Edinburgh, Concord and Arrogant (Secretary’s Clerk to Vice Admiral Bacon). Inter war held posts as an Admiralty Civil Servant. Recalled in WW2, ending the war as a Paymaster Lt Cdr, at HMS Leigh (shore establishment located in Southend on Sea pier!). Would have been heavily involved in organizing convoys and preparations for D-Day landings. Sold with copy service papers and other research.
Lot 104
George IV Coronation silver medal as distributed to the Buckinghamshire Yeomanry who acted as Royal Escort at the Coronation. Obverse laureate head of George IV left with legend "Georgious IIII D G Britanniarum Rex F.D"; reverse George receiving the crown from Victory before the figures of Britannia, Hibernia and Scotia, legend "Proprio Jany" "Inauguratus Die Julii XIX Anno MDCCCXXI" in exergue. The edge engraved "Richard....(naming worn and knocked), NVF (no suspender ring remains) £75-100
Lot 106
Royal Tyrone Regiment, WM struck medal of Merit by W Mossop. Obverse: crowned Irish harp within circle "God Save the King"; reverse: central legend "For/Soldierly/ Merit" encircled by band "Royal Tyrone Regt", diameter 38mm, loop/hinged suspension. VF, a few die flaws to reverse, small edge knocks. Note: Irwin p 280 describes as a " bronze struck medal also issued in silver." £175-200
Lot 107
17th Light Dragoons engraved silver regimental medal 1790, 55mm, Obverse "17" with "Best Swordsman" above and "Light Dragoons" below. Reverse hallmarked London 1791, engraved "Won by S. Bagot 1790" VF (Balmer R93, who states "Possibly Samuel Baggot, Capt 13th April 1799"), Ex Gaskell & Hollies Smith Collections. £175-200
Lot 109
24th Light Dragoons medal 1817, engraved oval silver piece, obverse: a crown above elephant left, below which "24" above a scroll "Hindostan" all within laurel wreath. Reverse "Twenty Fourth" above, "Light Dragoons" below, the field centre engraved "A Reward of Merit Wm Andrews 1817", on the left within oval "Allyghur" and on right in oval "Delhi"; loop and ring suspender, 62mm x 48mm, illustrated in Balmer R113 VF. Ex Hollies Smith Collection £200-250
Lot 110
Durham Yeomanry oval medal for Merit 1807, obverse engraved crown above crossed carbine and sword, between "G" and "R", above scroll engraved "Durham Yeomanry" with Merit below, all within continuous laurel border. Reverse engraved "Awarded to Mr Thos Aylott the Best Marksman in the Durham Yeomanry Cavalry by the Officers 19th August 1807", within laurel border, 65x 45mm, not hallmarked, integral loop suspender. VF £200-250
Lot 113
22nd (Cheshire) Regiment of Foot silver struck Order of Merit 1820, obverse: King George III accepting a medal from Colonel Crosbie at Windsor Castle, legend "Established Under Royal Sanction" with date 1785 in exergue. Reverse: legend "Order of Merit 22nd Regiment" around, "re-established by Col Sir H Gough 1st January 1820" to centre above oak leaf spray; a hinged bar suspender. Diameter 36mm, not named, NEF (2 v minor edge knocks). These medals were given for 14 years good conduct. A nice item. £100-120
Lot 114
London Rifle Brigade struck silver medal, by W J Taylor, London, obverse: scroll bearing legend "London/ Rifle Brigade/ Enrld 1859" centred within wreath of oak and laurel. Reverse: Rifleman left standing on rocky shoreline, with legend "Defence not Defiance" above (edge engraved 6752 Lc Sergt G. Dickens "F" Co 1903). Diameter 33mm, a "chunky" piece. GVF £50-75
Lot 116
A pair of shooting medals to H D Rooke, 53rd Shropshire Light Infantry Regiment, being: (1) "Aldershot Rifle Meeting 1879 Champion Shot" medal, device of crossed rifles over target square over Royal Crest, crowned, laurel wreath below a plaque engraved 21879", the back plate engraved "Won by Captain H D Rooke, 53rd Regiment"; brooch pin fitting; and (2) the second, of v similar design, for "Army Rifle Meeting Champion Shot", dated plaque for 1880, reverse engraved "Won by Major H D Rooke 53rd Regiment", with brooch pin. Each medal 65mm high and 45mm wide. Not hallmarked Note: Henry Douglas Rooke Shropshire Light Infantry commanded the 1st Battalion from August 1885 to 1889. In 1865-6 he had been Musketry Instructor, he later saw service in the Egyptian & Soudan campaigns during the 1880's for which he was mentioned in despatches. Gazetted Colonel 20th May 1889 £100-200
Lot 119
2nd Caithness Rifle Volunteers silver award, obverse kneeling rifleman, legend "In Defence"; reverse laurel wreath encircling engraved inscription "2nd Cns R.V./ Captain's Medal/ for/ 1864/ First Prize", edge engraved "Sergt Major James Couper", with swivel suspender, clasp to riband "VR". VF, some contact marking overall £60-80
Lot 121
A small silver medal "To the South Devon Militia in Testimony of Merit 1799", obverse trophy of arms within wreath surrounded by legend "To the South Devon Militia in Testimony of Merit 1799"; reverse with arms and motto of Waterford. Diam 31mm with integral ring mount, un-named, VF and scarce. The regiment at this time were stationed in Waterford and helped contain the Irish Rebellion of 1798 £300-350
Lot 123
Forfar Volunteer Rifles medal, obverse a kneeling rifleman right, reverse engraved inscription "Presented / To No 2 Compy/ 5th Forfar VR/ By/ A Bower 1863", toothed border and thistle leaf surround both sides. Diameter 45mm, excluding scroll and ring suspender. GVF, a nice piece, in a case. £75-100
Lot 126
Loyal Islington Volunteers: a large silver medal, obverse Soldier with camp scene behing, pennant engraved "Pro Patria Mori", with tent, stand of cannon balls, target behind, title "Loyal Islington Volunteers" to exergue, patterned border which includes hallmark London 1792. Reverse: shield engraved in varying styles "The Award/ of skill in/ Bayonet Exercise/ Adjudged to Corpl J. Wakefield, 1806", integral loop suspender. Diameter 80mm VF £200-250
Lot 127
Loyal White Chapel Volunteers: a large circular engraved shooting medal 1810, obverse crowned crossed flags (Union and White Chapel Vols) over crossed pike and musket, crown above, the centre bearing 2 oval shields bearing crests. Reverse engraved in various styles "In the Fiftieth Year of the Reign of George the Third, this medal was presented by Lieut Col Hardy and Major Coope of the Loyal White Chapel Volunteers to James Milliner the best shot Light Company", diam 2¾", ring suspender, hall marked London 1809. See D Hastings Irwin "War Medals and Decorations" where this actual medal is listed as being awarded to James Milner (sic). GVF or better, an attractive piece. £200-250
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