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Lot 1140
Horse Racing. An excellent and extensive archive on 35mm contact negatives (1000s) both flat and National Hunt. Formed between 1969 - 1988. Each negative in wax packets annotated, covering many racecourses, Newmarket, Doncaster, Cheltenham, Liverpool, Pontefract, Thirsk, Nottingham, Haydock, York, Chester, Wetherby, Uttoxeter, Kempton Park, Carlisle, Catterick, Wolverhampton, Ascot, Leicester. Most having listing and placing of each race awarded. The Collection has the original reference index cards each with small photo attached. With 4 index scrap albums & small photos of Jockeys and racing personalities, together with a collection of racing programmes of many of the events, each with hand written results and comments, some with contact strips, 1200+. Raceform handbook, 1970-80s (7), Form Book 1968-1973, Chaseform Jumping (3), National Hunt (6). The photos covering the Paddocks, Jockeys-up, Race in progress, each horse in action is then listed to index and with relevant photo. It is rare for a racing archive of such depth to come onto the market, a collection offering great research potential, well worth a long and detailed viewing.
Lot 1207
Olympics, rare hard back report issued by the Olympic Committee of the Winter Olympics in Innsbruck 1964 with D/J. This is copy with letter from Olympischer Sport - Verlag who produced the report to the sports editor Daily Mail, reads as follows: 'In accordance with a letter to you from the International Olympic Committee (IOC) The IX Olympic Games at Innesbruck as a copy free of charge'. Dated 3/9/64. Review pre-release copies are rare. This copy has official Olympic Creditation to front of letter.
Lot 1391
Aethelred II silver penny, First Hand Issue, Spink 1144, early transposed variety, obverse reads:- +AEDELRED REX ANGLOX [ 'AE' ligulate, first 'D' with thorn], A W transposed, reverse reads:- +LEOFRIC M-O GIPES, Ipswich Mint, moneyer Leofric, this coin Sadler Vol. I, p.41, Fig.22, 7 known all same dies, present piece Ex. York Coins Dec. 2009, Ex. Gordon V.Doubleday Collection, Glens, 6.10,1987, lot 188, Ex, R.C. lockett Collection 672 and from the dark tone Ex. Ipswich Hoard 1863 extremely rare, with 3 old tickets, GVF
Lot 1400
Aethelstan I King of East Anglia, silver penny, A, bar above Alpha / Plain cross, no pellets in quarters, Spink 950, moneyer Torthelm, J.J.N.440var. this variety with no pellets in reverse quarters is only known from 2 other specimens, by the cataloguer, Spink NC 3/1995, 952 and Seaby's Bulletin 7.1959, 5268 [same dies], with old ticket, edge loss, obverse left side, sharp, rare, GVF
Lot 1416
Anglo-Saxon silver sceat, Secondary Phase c.710-760, East Anglian Series R - Q mule, Spink 812, Bust right on crescent shoulders, blundered runes, before but possibly Epa / Walking, triple tailed quadruped, right, with an old ticket, Ex. Keith Chapman, April 2009, list 1, SS40, Ex. Stack lot 203, rare GVF
Lot 1418
Anglo-Saxon silver sceat, Secondary Phase c.710-c.760, East Anglian, Series Q I I variety, Quadruped walking left, tail above back, pellets in field / Bird standing left on branch, wings closed over back, object hangs from beak, Spink 809var., with 2 old tickets, Ex. Timeline Originals August 2009, Ex. Found Snettisham Norfolk, rare, GVF
Lot 1419
Anglo-Saxon silver sceat, Secondary Phase c.710-c.760, East Anglian, Series Q variety IV, Spink 811, Bird standing left, pellets in field / Bird standing right, pellets in field, Ex. Morton and Eden, December 2016 Auction 83-84, lot 900 [Abramson Q070 obverse / Q379 Reverse], with old ticket, rare GVF
Lot 1420
Anglo-Saxon silver sceat, Secondary Phase c.710-c.760, East Anglian, Series Q variety IV, Spink 811, Quadruped walking left, tail over back, pellets in field / Quadruped walking left with back facing claw on each foot, tail over back, pellets in field, with 2 old tickets, Ex. Bonhams March 2006, Ex. Clarenden Collection, well centred, rare, VF
Lot 1430
Anglo-Saxon silver sceat, Secondary Phase c.710-c.760, probably East Anglian, J.J.N. 55, Standard containing cross with pellet in each angle, various objects in the fields, one attached / Standard containing VVOI I, attached cross in each field, pellet at each corner, Ex. Bonhams March 2006, Ex. Clarendon Collection with an old ticket, sharp, rare, EF
Lot 1440
Balbinus 22 April - 29 July 238 A.D., brass sestertius, Rome Mint 238 A.D., reverse reads:- CONCORDIA AVGG, Concordia seated left, holding patera and double cornucopiae, Sear 8494, with a detailed pen and ink ticket, rare, with striking crack at obverse 6 o'clock [as struck], portrait with good features, GVF
Lot 1443
Caligula and Agrippina silver denarius, Lugdunum Mint 37-38 A.D., struck by Caligula in honour of his deceased mother Agrippina Senior, obverse:- Laureate head of Caligula right, reverse:- Draped bust of Agrippina Senior right, Sear 1825, Ex. Cayon Subastas, April 2017, lot 1078, with old ticket and original auction card, slightly rough surfaces, rare, GVF
Lot 1496
Eadwald King of East Anglia silver penny, Spink 947, King's name in three lines / Moneyer's name in quatrefoil +LVL, Ex. Spink December 2011, found Blean, Canterbury, Kent, this King is unknown to history bar his coins, presently under 20 are known, Lvl being a well known East Anglian moneyer, slight edge loss at 4 o'clock, this one of the better pieces, extremely rare, GVF
![Edward the Martyr silver cut halfpenny, Spink 1142, obverse reads:- +EAD[ ]ANGLOX ['NG' ligulate], reverse reads:- +](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/c5365220-ae03-4531-9496-a9bb008f7a61/9fbe6a2d-360c-44b4-93c1-a9bf015c996f/468x382.jpg)
Lot 1535
Gordian II Africanus 22 March to 12 April 238 A.D., Rome Mint, silver denarius, reverse:- Providentia standing facing, head left, legs crossed, resting on column, holding cornucopiae and rod, globe at feet, Sear 8465, Ex. Noble Numismatics Nov. 2017, with an old ticket, with two 'striking' splits which from their straightness are actually metal test cuts made in antiquity, well centred, uneven dark tone, very rare, NVF
Lot 1545
Harthacnut silver penny Arm and Sceptre Issue in the name of Cnut, Spink 1169, obverse reads:- +CNVT: RECX:, reverse reads:- +L.EFSTN ON GIPESPIC, Ipswich Mint, moneyer Leofstan, this coin Sadler Vol. III, p529, Fig.609C, Ex. AMR Coins, Nov. 2016, and with ticket, almost certainly a hoard coin, full, round, well centred, almost as struck,rare, GEF
Lot 1599
Offa silver penny of East Anglia moneyer Eadnoth, Light Coinage, wt.1.24g., under Spink 907,Four petaled flower, trefoil of pellets at tips, OFFA in quarters, pellets in field / Runic legend within tablet, 'arrows' top and bottom, pellet each side, one side tied to edge by 'V' other side plain, Blunt - , J.J. North - , thought to be the only example outside a museum, with 4 old tickets, Ex. Mark Rasmussen May 2013, List 24/2 Ex. Spink, found Chisledon, Swindon, cracked, extremely rare, visible GF
![William II silver penny, Cross Pattee & Fleury, Spink 1261, obverse reads:- +PILLELM REX ['MR' ligulate], reverse reads:-](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/c5365220-ae03-4531-9496-a9bb008f7a61/a0c16c5d-2035-42f2-885e-a9bf015d6fdd/468x382.jpg)
Lot 1662
William II silver penny, Cross Pattee & Fleury, Spink 1261, obverse reads:- +PILLELM REX ['MR' ligulate], reverse reads:- +PULFRIC ON SVD, ['D' with thorn], Sudbury Mint, moneyer Wulfric, Ex. Keith Chapman, June 2016, previously JGC Ex. York Coins, Dec. 2007, full, round, well centred, slightly double struck, very rare, VF
![William II silver penny. Cross in Quatrefoil Type, Spink 1259, obverse reads:- +P[ ]LLELM REX [M R ligulate], reverse reads:](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/c5365220-ae03-4531-9496-a9bb008f7a61/c96a060a-d4a5-419f-a62b-a9bf015d7069/468x382.jpg)
Lot 1663
William II silver penny. Cross in Quatrefoil Type, Spink 1259, obverse reads:- +P[ ]LLELM REX [M R ligulate], reverse reads:- +[ ] I IGLRIC ON OR, Norwich Mint, moneyer Aegelric?, with 2 old tickets, Ex. Timeline Auctions 53, 12.9.2015, lot 2793, full, round, half legend each side flat, small piece missing at obverse 9 o'clock, nice clear portrait, rare, centres VF, coin GF
Lot 792
Tank Corps. An historically important group to the Tank Corps. BWM. VM. officially impressed: 200581 Pte. H. Rothera Tank C. These mounted in a contemporary frame with a T/Cps Cap Badge & IWM photo of Tank 'C1' 'Champagne, lying wrecked on the battlefield following its destruction during the attack on 15/9/16 as part of the No 1 section of 'C' Company attack on Courcelletle. C1 led the attack. Herbert Rothera & Tank C1 are well covered in the 'The First Tank Crews' by S. Pope. & The Tanks at Flers. The group is accompanied by a fine large scratch model of C1 complete with plates with the names of the Crew, and an original painting of 'C1. Champagne' in action a group to a member of the Tank Corps who participated in the First Tank Battle in World History & who drove the leading Tank. Outstanding & rare lot. Rothera was wounded at Arras. He served with 'C' Bn at Ypres & Cambrai Picture '24' & '18'. Very fragile (qty)
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