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Click here to subscribeMelbourne 1956 Olympic Games participant's medal,designed by A. Meszaros, bronze, obverse with the Olympic Motto within a circle of athletes marching in pairs, inscribed CITIUS ALTIUS FORTIUS, reverse with Olympic Rings over the City Arms of Melbourne, inscribed OLYMPIC GAMES MELBOURNE 1956, diameter 63mm., weight 105gms, in original circular clear plastic case
Tokyo 1964 Olympic Games participant's medal,designed by T. Okamoto and K. Tanaka, copper, obverse with stylised figures of three runners and a swimmer, inscribed OKAMOTO TANAKA, reverse with Olympic Rings and legend in Japanese and English, inscribed XVIII OLYMPIAD TOKYO 1964, rim bearing mint stamp, diameter 61mm., weight 118gms.
Munich 1972 Olympic Games participant's medal,designed by F. Konig, steel, obverse with Munich Olympic Games emblem of a wreath of rays of superimposed spiral above legend XX OLYMPIADE MUNCHEN 1972, reverse with Olympic Rings above two hands, one holding a laurel branch, diameter 49mm., encased in a sealed clear case, outer case bear surface wear
Montreal 1976 Olympic Games participant's medal,designed by G. Huel and P. Pelletier, copper, obverse depicting Olympic Stadium above French legend XXIe OLYMPIADE MONTREAL 1976, reverse with Olympic emblem M above Olympic Rings, diameter 45mm., weight 40gms., in original box with copper tooled Montreal Olympic Games emblem
Moscow 1980 Olympic Games silver second prize medal for equestrianism, designed by Ilya Postol, of circular form with suspension loop, obverse the goddess Nike holding a wreath seated above a stadium and a fragment of the Colosseum, inscribed in cyrillic IGRY XXII OLIMPIADY MOSKA 1980, reverse bearing the Olympic flame over a stadium with the Olympic emblem, rim engraved Equestrian in cyrillic, weight 126gr., diameter 60mm., bears minor wear, no ribbon or box included in this lot
Los Angeles 1984 Olympic Games Volunteer participant's medal,bronze, obverse depicting the Los Angeles Coliseum above laurel leaves with legend CITIUS ALTIUS FORTIUS, reverse with official Olympic logo and rings with legend LOS ANGELES 1984 XXIII OLYMPIAD, diameter 60mm., weight 78gms., with fitted case
Seoul 1988 Olympic Games volunteer's participation medal,bronze octagonal, obverse depicting a horseman shooting an arrow above the Olympic rings and legend XXIVTH OLYMPIAD SEOUL 1988, reverse depicting the Olympic stadium with the dates of the games 1988.9.17-10.2 and facsimile signatures of Juan Antonio Samaranch and Seh-Jik Park, diameter 65mm., weight 167gms., with original fitted case, insert of case with some splits
Atlanta 1996 Olympic Games participant's medal,designed by M. Grear, bronze, obverse with official torch logo with Olympic rings and legend GAMES OF THE XXVI OLYMPIAD 100 ATLANTA 1996, reverse with a quilt of leaves and legend CENTENNIAL OLYMPIC GAMES, diameter 60mm., weight 56gms., with original green felt pouch and case
Sydney 2000 Olympic Games silver second prize medal for baseball,designed by Woljciech Pietrani and Brian Thompson, of circular form with suspension link and turquoise ribbon, obverse the goddess Nike holding a wreath seated above a stadium and a fragment of the Colosseum, inscribed XXVII OLYMPIAD SYDNEY 2000, reverse with the Olympic rings over Sydney opera house and Sydney torch, engraved BASEBALL, turquoise ribbon lettered SYDNEY 2000, weight 182gr., diameter 68mm., ribbon bears some staining and minor wear to the medalCuba won Silver in the Men's baseball competition in the 2000 Sydney Olympic Games.
1899-1900 Football League Division One championship medal awarded to the Aston Villa Director C.S. Johnstone,obverse enamelled with red lion and LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 1900 ASTON VILLA PREPARED, reverse enamelled with C.S. JOHNSTONE DIRECTOR 1900, shield shaped with suspension ring, 15ct Birmingham 1900 by Vaughton & Sons, 38 by 24mm., weight 19gms., in associated case
Southern League representative medal awarded to West Ham United's Danny Shea for the Inter-League match v The Football League played at Manchester United's Old Trafford ground, 30th September 1912,hallmarked 9ct gold Birmingham 1912 by Daniel George Collins, obverse bearing entwined letter SFL surrounded by INTER-LEAGUE FOOTBALL V.FOOTBALL LGE in red enamel, reverse engraved SOUTHERN FOOTBALL LEAGUE AT MANCHESTER SEP 30TH 1912 D.SHEA WEST HAM UNITED, circular with suspension ring, diameter 26mm., weight 9gr., in associated case, lid bearing THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE 1919 gilt tooling, case bearing wear with some losses to leather Danny Shea was a West Ham United legend playing form them in the Southern League and won the League Championship with Blackburn. He played for West Ham United from 1907-13, making 179 appearances scoring 111 goals.Provenance: Farewell Boleyn Auction at West Ham United on 14th June 2016.
London League Premier Division Championship winner's medal awarded to West Ham United Reserves player v Croydon Common Reserves, season 1912-13,obverse engraved W. HAM UNITED F.C surrounding a central enamel crest, reverse engraved WINNERS PREM. DIV 1912-13, circular with suspension ring and a later 9ct gold curb link albert, hallmarked 9ct gold Birmingham 1912 by J A Wylie & Co., diameter 25mm., weight 20gms.West Ham United defeated Croydon Common 2-1.A gold medal was awarded to each player who took part in the 'Play-off' between Sections A and B of the London League Premier Division 1912-13, West Ham United Reserves were Section A winner's and Croydon Common Reserves were Section B winner's.
Collection of badges and medals relating to Harry Keys the Staffordshire F.A. and Football League administrator dating between 1902 and 1926,comprising The Football League long service 15ct gold medal awarded to Harry Key’s committee vice president 1905 to 1926, obverse with football in relief surrounded by rose heads and THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE LONG SERVICE 1905 – 1926, reverse engraved H. KEYS COMMITTEE VICE PRESIDENT 1905-1926, lobed diamond shape with suspension ring, 15ct Birmingham 1925 by Vaughton & Sons, 41 by 26mm.; Staffordshire Football Association long & valued service 15ct gold medal awarded to Harry Key’s President 1902 to 1919, obverse with county crest in relief and STAFFORDSHIRE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION, reverse engraved 1902-1919, PRESENTED TO H. KEYS PRESIDENT LONG & VALUED SERVICE, circular with suspension ring, 15ct Birmingham 1918 by Vaughton & Sons, diameter 30mm.; The Football League Committee 9ct gold enamelled badge 1911-12, obverse with three lion, red dragon and harp emblems and THE FOOTBALL LAGUE COMMITTEE, INTER-LEAGUE MATCHES 1911-12, reverse engraved H. KEYS VICE-PRESIDENT with pin clasp, 9ct Birmingham 1911 by Vaughton & Sons, diameter 31mm.; The Football League 9ct gold badge 1912-13, obverse with leaf and crest decoration and THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE 1912-13, reverse engraved H. KEYS, VICE PRESIDENT, 9ct Birmingham 1912 by Vaughton & Sons, 35 by 29mm., missing pin clasp on reverse; The Football League Vice-President 9ct gold enamelled badge 1914-15, obverse with FL enamelled lettering and FOOTBALL LEAGUE VICE PRESIDENT 1914-1915, reverse engraved H. KEYS, pin clasp, 9ct Birmingham 1914 by Vaughton & Sons, diameter 23mm.; The Football League Vice-President 9ct gold badge 1919-20, obverse with flags in relief and THE FOOTBALL LEAHUE 1919-20, reverse engraved H. KEYS VICE PRESIDENT, pin clasp, 9ct Birmingham 1919 by Vaughton & Sons, 27 by 25mm.; The Football League Season 1920-21 9ct gold badge, obverse with central football in relief and THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE SEASON 1920-21, reverse engraved H. KEYS VICE PRESIDENT with pin clasp, 9ct Birmingham 1920 by Vaughton & sons, diameter 25mm.; The Football League 1921-22 9ct gold badge, obverse with entwined FL letters and THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE 1921-22, reverse engraved H. KEYS VICE PRESIDENT with pin clasp, 9ct Birmingham 1921 by Vaughton & Sons, 29 by 23mm.; Football League International Selection Committee 9ct gold badge, obverse with enamelled lettering, reverse engraved H. KEYS, with pin clasp, 9ct London 1924 by S J Rose & Son, 30 by 22mm.; The Football League 1926-27 9ct gold badge, obverse with rose head emblem and THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE 1926-1927, reverse engraved H. KEYS VICE PRESIDENT with pin clasp, 9ct Birmingham 1926 by Vaughton & Sons, 31 by 26mm.; Council of The Staffordshire Football Association Jubilee 1926-27, silver enamelled badge, reverse engraved H. KEYS PRESIDENT with pin clasp, Birmingham 1926 by Vaughton & Sons, 18 by 38mm.; The Football League 1928-29 9ct gold badge, obverse with football in relief and THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE 1928-29, reverse engraved MR H. KEYS VICE PRESIDENT with pin clasp, 9ct Birmingham 1928 by Vaughton & Sons, 30 by 22mm.; Staffordshire Football Association Council silver gilt enamelled badge, reverse with pin clasp, Birmingham 1919 by Vaughton & Sons. 34 by 25mm.; 15ct weight 42gms., 9ct weight 80gms.; silver weight 12gms., (13)Harry Key's was also West Bromwich Albion's director and chairman during the early 1900s.
French Football Association medal plaquette for the International friendly v England in Paris, 26th May 1938,bronze, obverse with a maiden holding a sheaf of wheat inscribed FEDERATION FRANCAISE DE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION INSTITUEE LE 7 AVRIL 1919, reverse with footballers in relief, inscribed FRANCE ANGLETERRE PARIS 26 MAI 1938, VIS ANIMI CVM CORPORE CRESCIT, of rectangular form, 63 by 47mm., 101gr., with original case, case damaged lid at hingeThe original recipient of this medal is unknown. England defeated France 4-2, with goals for England by Franke Broome, Ted Drake (2) and Cliff Bastin.
Tottenham Hotspur gold winner's medal from the 1971 Anglo-Italian League Cup Winners' Cup awarded to the kit man Johnny Wallis, by Stefano Johnson of Milano, bearing the Italian flag, the reverse with a football scene in raised relief, hallmarked .750 continental gold & enamel, (22g) 29mm x 29mm. original fitted case. This short lived competition between the English League Cup winners and the Italian League Cup winners was won by Spurs in 1971 when they defeated Torino 3-0 on aggregate.
Scottish Football Association Cup winner' medal awarded to Rangers' Alfie Conn v Celtic played at Hampden Park, Glasgow, 5th May 1973,obverse enamelled with SCOTTISH FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION and rampant lion in relief, reverse engraved WINNERS SCOTTISH CUP 1972-73 A. CONN RANGERS, 9ct Birmingham 1972, makers stamp RH, 38 by 26mm., weight 15gms., in original fitted caseRangers defeated Celtic 3-2, with Alfie Conn one of the goals.
1979 UEFA European Super Cup winners' medal awarded to an unknown Nottingham Forest player, obverse with footballer in relief and UEFA, reverse with SUPER COMPETITION 1979, yellow metal circular medal, diameter 32mm., with original fitted case.Played over two legs, Nottingham Forest defeated Barcelona 1-0.
The Football League Division Two winners' medal awarded to an unknown Birmingham City player, season 1994-95,obverse with football in relief and THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE CHAMPIONS DIVISION TWO, reverse engraved SEASON 1994-95, circular with suspension ring, diameter 28mm., weight 14gms.Following relegation from division one in 1993-94 Birmingham City bounced straight back as champions.
1997 F.A. Cup runners-up medal awarded to Middlesbrough's Clayton Blackmore,obverse with two footballers in relief above the three lion shield, inscribed THE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION, reverse with THE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION CHALLENGE CUP RUNNERS-UP, circular with suspension ring, hallmarked 9ct gold Birmingham 1997 by Fattorini & Sons, diameter 30mm., weight 22gms., in a fitted case with hinged lid gilt tooled FA CHALLENGE CUP RUNNERS-UPChelsea defeated Middlesbrough 2-0. Clayton Blackmore played for Middlesbrough during 1994-99, making 53 appearances scoring four goals. The match was played at Wembley, 17th May 1997.Provenance: Clayton Blackmore collection Sotheby's auction Lot 91 14th July 2002.
1997 Coca-Cola Football League Cup runners-up medal awarded to Middlesbrough's Clayton Blackmore, silver & enamel, obverse with trophy cup in relief surrounded by THE COCA-COLA CUP in red enamel, reverse engraved RUNNERS UP 1997, shield shaped with suspension ring, hallmarked silver Birmingham 1997 by Vaughton & Sons, weight 13gms., 36 by 28mm., within a fitted case the hinged lid gilt tooled with logo and THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE Leicester City defeated Middlesbrough in the final replay 1-0. Clayton Blackmore played for Middlesbrough during 1994-99, making 53 appearances scoring four goals. The replay was held at Hillsborough, 16th April 1997.Provenance: Clayton Blackmore collection Sotheby's auction Lot 92 14th July 2002.
Football League Division One Championship medal awarded to Middlesbrough's Clayton Blackmore in season 1994-95,obverse with THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE CHAMPIONS DIVISION 1 surrounding a football in relief, reverse engraved SEASON 1994-95, circular with suspension ring, hallmarked 9ct gold Birmingham 1995 by Vaughton & Sons, weight 14gms., diameter 27mm., in gilt tooled case THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE with logo, sold with a gilt metal Endsleigh League Champions Division One Champions sponsor's medal with ribbon, obverse with footballers in relief and ENDSLEIGH LEAGUE CHAMPIONS DIVISION ONE CHAMPIONS, reverse with FOOTBALL LEAGUE CHAMPIONS ENDSLEIGH LEAGUE 1994-1995, diameter 63mm., with amber, red and black striped ribbon, (2)Clayton Blackmore played for Middlesbrough during 1994-99, making 53 appearances scoring four goals.Provenance: Clayton Blackmore collection Sotheby's auction Lot 197 14th July 2002.
Portsmouth FC EFL Checkatrade Trophy 2018-19 winner's medal gilt metal medal, obverse with a shield in relief and CHECKATRADE TROPHY EFL, reverse engraved WINNERS 2018/19, in original red leather case, the exterior with silver toolingPortsmouth defeated Sunderland 5-4 on penalties in the match played at Wembley Stadium, 31st March 2019. The original recipient of the medal is unknown.
A rare and early FIFA badge circa 1911 originally belonging to the pioneering F.A. Official Charles James Hughes (1853-1916), the white metal badge with gilt football in relief to centre and inscribed FEDERATION INTERNATIONALE DE FOOTBALL ASSOCAITION This type of badge was worn by high delegates at formal occasions such as FIFA congresses. The images for this lot show a 1911 illustration of the medal that appeared in a Norwegian Football Federation journal in August 1911. There is an additional pictures of two delegates FIFA President Daniel Wolfall and Baron Lafayette wearing this style of badge at the 10th FIFA Congress at Copenhagen in 1913.
9ct. gold and Enamel Durham Football Association Challenge Cup winner's medal awarded to Darlington FC's goalkeeper George "Harry" Holdcroft,9ct. gold & enamel, Vaughtons Ltd. Birmingham,1929, inscribed 'Darlington F.C. 1929-30' presented to GH Holdcroft, 18gr., 28 by 28mm., in original boxHarry Holdcroft (Preston North End, Everton and England goalkeeper)Lots 641 to 665George Henry Holdcroft (known as Harry) 1909 – 1983 played for Port Vale and Darlington before moving to Everton and was part of their chamionship winning squad of 1931-1932 but he is perhaps best known for his time at Preston North End making 172 consecutive appearances (263 in total) helping the Lambs to promotion in 1933-34. He also kept a clean sheet in their 1938 FA Cup final victory over Huddersfield town. Holdcroft was selected to play for England twice in the 1936 Home Internationals against Wales and Ireland.
1931-32 Liverpool County F.A. Challenge Cup winner's medal awarded to the Everton goalkeeper George "Harry" Holdcroft9ct. gold, Usher Manufacturing Co., Birmingham, 1931, inscribed 'Everton F.C. 1931-32', 11gr., 28 by 28mm.Harry Holdcroft (Preston North End, Everton and England goalkeeper)Lots 641 to 665George Henry Holdcroft (known as Harry) 1909 – 1983 played for Port Vale and Darlington before moving to Everton and was part of their chamionship winning squad of 1931-1932 but he is perhaps best known for his time at Preston North End making 172 consecutive appearances (263 in total) helping the Lambs to promotion in 1933-34. He also kept a clean sheet in their 1938 FA Cup final victory over Huddersfield town. Holdcroft was selected to play for England twice in the 1936 Home Internationals against Wales and Ireland.
9ct. gold and Enamel 1931-32 Liverpool County Combination winner's medal awarded to the Everton goalkeeper George "Harry" Holdcroft,9ct. gold & enamel, Fattorini & Sons Ltd. Birmingham.1931, inscribed "Everton A. 1931-3, presented to Harry Holdcroft", 13gr., 28 by 28mm., in original boxHarry Holdcroft (Preston North End, Everton and England goalkeeper)Lots 641 to 665George Henry Holdcroft (known as Harry) 1909 – 1983 played for Port Vale and Darlington before moving to Everton and was part of their chamionship winning squad of 1931-1932 but he is perhaps best known for his time at Preston North End making 172 consecutive appearances (263 in total) helping the Lambs to promotion in 1933-34. He also kept a clean sheet in their 1938 FA Cup final victory over Huddersfield town. Holdcroft was selected to play for England twice in the 1936 Home Internationals against Wales and Ireland.
9ct. gold Football League representative medal inscribed 'Goodison Park, Liverpool. October 21st 1936 Harry Holdcroft', in original case, 17gms., 28 by 22mm., together with player selection card, (2) The English League beat the Scottish League 2-0.Harry Holdcroft (Preston North End, Everton and England goalkeeper)Lots 641 to 665George Henry Holdcroft (known as Harry) 1909 – 1983 played for Port Vale and Darlington before moving to Everton and was part of their chamionship winning squad of 1931-1932 but he is perhaps best known for his time at Preston North End making 172 consecutive appearances (263 in total) helping the Lambs to promotion in 1933-34. He also kept a clean sheet in their 1938 FA Cup final victory over Huddersfield town. Holdcroft was selected to play for England twice in the 1936 Home Internationals against Wales and Ireland.
1938 F.A. Cup winner's medal awarded to George "Harry" Holdcroft the Preston North End goalkeeper,14ct. gold, the reverse inscribed HY. HOLDCROFT, in original case of issue, 28gr., 40 by 33 mm. In the 1938 F.A. Cup final Preston North End defeated Huddersfield Town 1-0.Harry Holdcroft (Preston North End, Everton and England goalkeeper)Lots 641 to 665George Henry Holdcroft (known as Harry) 1909 – 1983 played for Port Vale and Darlington before moving to Everton and was part of their chamionship winning squad of 1931-1932 but he is perhaps best known for his time at Preston North End making 172 consecutive appearances (263 in total) helping the Lambs to promotion in 1933-34. He also kept a clean sheet in their 1938 FA Cup final victory over Huddersfield town. Holdcroft was selected to play for England twice in the 1936 Home Internationals against Wales and Ireland.
1938 F.A. Charity Shield runners-up medal awarded to Preston North End's goalkeeper George "Harry" Holdcroft, in 9ct. gold, date mark for 1938, manufactured by Vaughton's of Birmingham, in original case of issue, 24gr., 30 by 30 mm. The 1938 Charity Shield was held at Highbury on 26th September 1938, Arsenal beat Preston North End 2-1. The competition would not be held again until 1948 due to World War II. Harry Holdcroft (Preston North End, Everton and England goalkeeper)Lots 641 to 665George Henry Holdcroft (known as Harry) 1909 – 1983 played for Port Vale and Darlington before moving to Everton and was part of their chamionship winning squad of 1931-1932 but he is perhaps best known for his time at Preston North End making 172 consecutive appearances (263 in total) helping the Lambs to promotion in 1933-34. He also kept a clean sheet in their 1938 FA Cup final victory over Huddersfield town. Holdcroft was selected to play for England twice in the 1936 Home Internationals against Wales and Ireland.
Rare Preston North End Football League War Cup winner's medal season 1940-41 awarded to the PNE goalkeeper George "Harry" Holdcoft,inscribed "The Football League (N.S.) Champions - The Football League (War) Cup winners Season 1940 - 1 G.H.Holdcroft"Preston were the Northern Section champions before going on to defeat Southern Section champions Arsenal in the national final. The Football League War Cup was held between seasons 1939-40 and 1944-1945. It aimed to fill the gap left in English football by the suspension of the FA Cup during WWII. This medal would have been commissioned by the club and due to shortages of precious metals and is believed to be struck in bronze.Harry Holdcroft (Preston North End, Everton and England goalkeeper)Lots 641 to 665George Henry Holdcroft (known as Harry) 1909 – 1983 played for Port Vale and Darlington before moving to Everton and was part of their chamionship winning squad of 1931-1932 but he is perhaps best known for his time at Preston North End making 172 consecutive appearances (263 in total) helping the Lambs to promotion in 1933-34. He also kept a clean sheet in their 1938 FA Cup final victory over Huddersfield town. Holdcroft was selected to play for England twice in the 1936 Home Internationals against Wales and Ireland.
Advertising, Confectionery and Chocolate - a late 19th century J.S.Fry & Sons Ltd rectangular cardboard box, printed label to lid, "GOLD MEDAL, CALCUTTA, 1884., 200 PRIZE MEDALS AWARDED., FRY'S ROCK CHOCOLATE, PURE COCOA & SUGAR ONLY., A CHOICE PREPARATION., J.S.FRY & SONS, LTD., BRISTOL AND LONDON, MANUFACTURERS OF THE CELEBRATED CARACAS COCOA & COCOA EXTRACT.", 13cm wide and a late 19th/early 20th century Cadbury box, the lid printed in gilt lettering "CHOCOLATE, CADBURY, BOURNVILLE, FRUIT FLAVOUR SPECIAL CREMES.", 15cm wide (2)
Hermann (Germany) teddy bears, comprising a Great Britain medal teddy bear, Beijing 2008, 35cm high with tags, Limited Edition No.26 of 47; Centi 2002 Annual teddy bear, 32cm high with tags; HRH Prince Wiiliam teddy bear, 35cm high with tags, Limited Edition No.161 of 500; others, each with tags (6)
A cased George V Trinity College, Dublin, 15ct gold medal 'Jurisprudence, Science & Politics', awarded to Michael J.P.P.L Hogan, 1929,with Elizabeth I obverse, diameter 40mm, 30.9 grams, in gilt tooled red leather fitted case.EF or better.PLEASE NOTE:- Prospective buyers are strongly advised to examine personally any goods in which they are interested BEFORE the auction takes place. Whilst every care is taken in the accuracy of condition reports, Gorringes provide no other guarantee to the buyer other than in relation to forgeries. Many items are of an age or nature which precludes their being in perfect condition and some descriptions in the catalogue or given by way of condition report make reference to damage and/or restoration. We provide this information for guidance only and will not be held responsible for oversights concerning defects or restoration, nor does a reference to a particular defect imply the absence of any others. Prospective purchasers must accept these reports as genuine efforts by Gorringes or must take other steps to verify condition of lots. If you are unable to open the image file attached to this report, please let us know as soon as possible and we will re-send your images on a separate e-mail.
Three albums each containing five United Nations/Franklin Mint medallic First Day Covers from 1973, '74, '76, each including a first edition proof Sterling Silver commemorative medal with certificates together with Great Britons Medallic First Day Covers x 4 with sterling silver medals in album by John Pinches, 1974; Robert The Bruce Medallic FDC, Turner Bicentenary Medallic FDC, both by John Pinches (21)
Two cased sets of two Sedlabanki Islands silver coins commemorating the 1100th Anniversary of the Settlement of Iceland 874-1974; a 1976 Montgomery crown medallion in 22ct gold on sterling silver by Pobjoy Mint; Centenary of The Horse Tram silver crown, 1976 x 2; Tuvalu $5 crown 1976; Malawi silver crown 1965-1975; a cased gold on bronze medal on the occasion of the official opening of the Van Gogh Museum 1973; Royal Mint cased set of three silver tercentenary medals commemorating 300 years of The Royal Observatory at the National Maritime Museum; 150 Years of Railway History, Stockton-Darlington, four sterling silver medals; Railway Anniversary Stamp Replicas/National Postal Museum, 1589/5000, 1975, set no. 1 and First Day Cover Inauguration of the Isle of Man Post Office, 1973, £1 silver ingot of a Viking Longship, all in original cases with CoA and original packaging (12)
Makenzie Thorpe (b.1956) Limited Edition book 'The Game of life', an exhibition of works based on football and it's impact on our lives, accompanied by a signed limited edition print 'Black Knight' and a minted medal that bears the image 'Boy and Ball' 531/995 with certificate of authenticity plus hardback book 'From the Heart' by Mackenzie Thorpe, pub. Universe, 2000
A GROUP OF ROYAL COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, JEWELLERY ETC, to include an oval hinged silver trinket box hallmarked London 1913 with imitation cameo, a silver lock shaped pendant hallmarked London 1976, a silver ring set with clear stones marked 925, an oval Queen Elizabeth II Coronation bone china plaque brooch, a Queen Victoria 1837-1897 encased button marked City Button Works, New York USA to verso, a Church of England Temperance Society medal, Coronation medals from Edward VII to Elizabeth II, a George V silver jubilee silk bookmark, a Richards Sheffield 1981 Royal Wedding pen knife, a modern pocket watch marked Berner (18)
A SILVER OPEN FACE POCKET WATCH AND ALBERT CHAIN, the pocket watch with a round white dial signed 'H. Stone Leeds', black Roman numerals, seconds subsidiary dial at the six o'clock position with blue hands, main hands a gold tone, engine turned design case with a vacant cartouche, case back hallmarked 'George Stephen Burt' Chester 1909, approximate case width 56.3mm, together with watch key (working condition, time keeping untested) approximate gross weight 171.7 grams, also with a silver double albert chain, graduated chain each link stamped sterling mark, fitted with two lobster claw clasps, fitted with a T-bar hallmarked 'B H Britton & Sons' Chester 1920, also suspending a silver shield fob medal with a rose gold vacant cartouche, hallmarked 'William Hair Haseler' Birmingham 1921, approximate gross weight 71.0 grams, length 390mm (condition report: some small chips to the inner of the pocket watch glass, slight tarnishing all round, opens and closes with ease, overall condition good)
A SILVER MASONIC MEDAL MEDALLION, masonic form, engraved to the reverse 'The Tudor Lodge No.6681 presented to W. Bro. S.L. Samson, By the brethren for valuable services during his year of office 1958-59, January 1959', hallmarked 'George Kenning' London 1958, approximate gross weight 69.4 grams, 2.23ozt, engraved foliate border to the front
A 'WALTHAM' OPEN FACE POCKET WATCH WITH SILVER ALBERT CHAIN, (working) round white dial signed 'Waltham', Roman numerals, seconds subsidiary dial at the six o'clock position, blue hands, within a plain polished case, screw on case back stamped 'Keystone watch case, Silveroid, 648474', movement signed 'American Waltham Watch Co' 3514612, approximate case width 59.0mm, together with a graduated double silver albert chain, each link stamped with a sterling mark, fitted with two lobster claw clasps and a T-bar hallmarked 'William Walter Cashmore' Birmingham 1919, length 380mm, also fitted with a shield shaped fob medal decorated with blue and red enamel, signed 'Derbyshire FA, rubbed engraving, engraved to the reverse 'Medal Competition Runners up' hallmarked 'Vaughton & Sons' Birmingham 1904, approximate gross weight of albert and fob medal 79.3 grams (condition report: general light wear, watch in working condition although time keeping is untested, opens and closes with ease, slight tarnishing in places on the albert chain, clasps in working condition, overall condition good)
A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER OPEN FACE POCKET WATCH AND ALBERT CHAIN, (non-running) round engine turned silver dial with gold Roman numerals and gold tone swag detail, seconds subsidiary dial at the six o'clock position, blue hands, within a plain polished case and vacant shield shaped cartouche, case back hallmarked 'John Fleckner' London 1886, 37189, movement signed 'Hanley & Dawley' E. P. Mallard' 37189, approximate case width 54.0mm, approximate gross weight 142.1 grams, together with a double silver graduated albert chain each link stamped with a sterling mark, fitted with two lobster claw clasps and T-bar, hallmarked silver 'HP', also suspending a circular fob medal with a vacant rose gold shield shaped cartouche, engraved to the reverse 'W.C & C.F.L 1922-23', hallmarked 'Thomas James Skelton' Birmingham Chester 1922, with watch key, approximate total gross weight 62.1 grams (condition report: non-running, movement in need of attention, general light wear, front case does not sit completely flush, slight surface scratches to the case, tarnishing in places to the albert chain, lobster clasp in need of some attention slightly loose, overall condition good)
A BOX OF ASSORTED ITEMS, to include a wooden jewellery box with contents of costume jewellery, costume brooches, non-pierced clip on earrings, beaded necklace, pendant necklace etc a silver enamel 'Midland carriage athletic club' fob medal hallmarked silver Birmingham, suspended from a white metal graduated albert chain fitted with two lobster claw clasps unmarked, a white metal cameo pendant necklace, an imitation pearl strand fitted with a yellow metal box clasp stamped 9ct, and a pair of non-pierced clip on imitation pearl earrings with gold tone fixtures stamped 925
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