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Click here to subscribeCASED PROOF COINAGE. Including a cased London Olympics 2012 £5 piece with certificate. Another £2 2012 piece cased and boxed with certificate. Cased Diamond Jubilee 2012 Silver Jubilee £5 piece, complete with certificate and outer box. A cased silver proof Piedfort £5 piece, celebrating Prince Philip's 90th Birthday.
CASED SILVER PROOF COINAGE. Including a Paralympics £5 proof piece dated 2012, complete with certificate. A cased 2011 Mary Rose £2 silver proof piece, with certificate. A cased 2010 Popes visit to the UK £2 piece, with certificate. A 2011 Royal wedding £5 piece, also a Prince Philip's 90th Birthday £5 piece both with certificates. (5)
CASED PROOF COINAGE etc. A cased Royal Mint Brilliant uncirculated 2008 dated coin collection, with associated certificate. 2012 UK Proof set cased with its certificate of issue. A cased 2008 proof set with certificate. Cased 2011 King James Bible £2 proof piece with certificate. 2013 dated £2 silver proof celebrating the 350th anniversary with certificate. £5 London Olympics silver proof piece, etc.
SILVER PROOF COINAGE A quantity of Silver Proof coinage examples including a 2012 £2 Britannia piece. A silver proof £5 piece 1926-1996. Cased 2011 £1 piece (Edinburgh). Proof $20 2012 Canadian issue. USA 500th Anniversary of Columbus 1492-1992 1/2 Dollar. Cased silver proof Queens Coronation set, all with certificates.
AN ALBUM OF COINAGE. A partially filled small album with the content including, Roman, Edward 111, Elizabeth 1 and Charles I examples. Cut coinage and damaged pieces, Groats and Halfgroats, 1723 Halfpenny etc. Also Shillings of George 111, Victoria and a William 111 Sixpence dated 1696, Long Cross silver pennies, etc.
24 QUEEN MOTHER PROOF CROWNS. LADY OF THE CENTURY SET. A cased set of silver proof Lady of the Century Queen Mother (22) Crown size coins and two smaller issues. Complete with file of authenticity and details of each piece, Cayman Islands One Dollar, Barbados $5, Seychelles 25 Rupees, New Zealand $5, Cook Islands $20 etc. (24 in total).
A TERRITORIAL FORCE EFFICIENCY MEDAL TO SJT CANNELL RE. A George V Territorial Efficiency medal named to 510282 Sjt T Cannell RE. Thomas Cannell was issued with British War & Victory Medals on his MIC details. He was also serving in the Wiltshire Regt as 748 and again in the RE number (T) 4201. He also received a Silver Wound Badge under List RE / 4628 In the Territorial Force under number 5212, he was an acting Company Sergeant Major and at one time was hospitalised in 1917 with Influenza. A note with the medals suggests he may have been serving in the Wessex Division RE, before being draughted into the 58th Divisional Signals Company.
AN EAST YORKSHIRE REGT TRIO. A 1914/15 Star named to 10-247 Pte H Dixon E Yorks R. British War & Victory Medals named to 10-247 A/Sjt H Dixon E. York.R. Harry Dixon served in Egypt from the 22/12/1915. Awarded a Silver Wound Badge on the List Off/1114. MIC states Hon 2/Lt 4th Battalion the Essex Regt. Discharged & Commissioned 17/10/1918.. Originally from Hull his Medal Address was 4 Eastleigh Cottages, Newbigin (?) Hornsea. E Yorks in 1921 With the trio are his original identity disc H Dixon 10 E Yorks CE. Also a visiting carda .
A R ENGINEERS TO R GARRISON ARTILLERY OFFICERS TRIO. A 1914/15 Star named to 698 Spr H Smith. British War & Victory Medals named to 2/Lt C H Smith.. Clarence Herbert Smith was a sapper in the Balkans theatre from 5/5/1915, before promotion to Acting Quartermaster Sergeant in the East Lancashire RE. Then in September 1916 he was commissioned into the Royal Garrison Artillery. MIC details lists him as Acting Captain. A note on his MIC states entitled to a Silver Wound Badge, 16/9/1918. Also that he enlisted as H Smith, later C H Smith on both relevant cards.
TWO SILVER WOUND BADGES etc. Two Silver Wound Badges numbered 348194 awarded to 6031 Pte T Haynes 14th battalion Royal Defence Corps. Number 362152 awarded to 9563/285076 Pte F Matthews Dorset Regt. A Birmingham Special Constabulary Medal 1916 named to E Fewins. A Hoover 'War' medal of 1933 named to C C Scott.
CASED MASONIC MEDALS-RING etc A 9CT Gold Masonic Signet Ring, enamel decoration and device inset, with reverse initials A W B. A serving Brother medal in silver, also a scm Royal Masonic Hospital modernisation medal, also a gilt Masonic tie clasp, etc. A Masonic apron with Oxfordshire centre, sash and gloves with rosettes etc. All in a brown leather case with no initials present, though all was the property of No 3619 Bro A W Bailey.
A MASONIC NECK DECORATION etc A silver coloured metal and enamel neck decoration with bars 1942-43-45-49-51. A triangle on a star backing with Holy Bible centre, crimson and light blue ribbon. Inscribed on the reverse, Presented to W Bro John Howard on his birthday March 7th 1924. By W.Brothers Potter, Couch and Andrew. A neck badge in gilt and enamel, Calthorpe Lodge G.L.E. No 8811. Justice. Truth. Philanthropy below a crowned centre.
CASED MASONIC AWARDS etc Two cased silver/gilt and enamel awards (RAOB) to Bro J Pitcher. The first with gold coloured shield centre and scroll Sir Phillip Deacon Lodge number 2232. The second with RAOB centre and horn shaped mounts. Both awards are to hallmarked and dated 1931 or 1932 respectively. The boxes have J Simpson & Co of Regent Street London inside the lid. Also (7) base metal/gilt Stewards awards, Masonic Institute for Boys 1950's-60's period.
BOYS BRIGADE BADGES & BUCKLES etc. A large quantity of Boys Brigade belt buckles and clasps (2) . Kings and Queens badge and Physical badge , 222nd Glasgow Company 1925-75 badges etc. A silver hallmarked Boys Brigade badge with top loop mount. Birmingham 1938. 35 grams.
A Kt BACHELORS BADGE & CASED Kt OF MALTA H&D ORDER etc. A cased Knights Bachelor Badge in silver/gilt with Hallmarks for London 1961. A cased Knights Class, Order of the Knights of Malta 'Honour and Devotion' neck badge with miniature medal and cufflinks inset in the fitted case. A silver Trinity College Dublin MDCCCXLV1 dated prize medal. Named to Cornelius J Burke. Propter Artes Liberales Feliciter Excultas, on the reverse, 54mm diameter. (no hallmarks 63 grams). In fitted case with Trin Coll Dub on the lid, inset label for George Brown Medallist Dublin inside the lid. Another smaller prize medal with Trin Coll Dub, Oratory, MDCCCXLV11 obverse. Historical Society AD 1770 with William V Burke inscribed. A Freedom of the City of London certificate named to Luke William Burke Teeling Citizen and Pavior of London, dated 27th April 1950. Letters to and concerning William Teeling MP, some signed by Clement Atlee or Sir Cecil Levita, etc. Mostly concerning Teelings questions on back dated awards of the MID Oakleaf, prior to WW1. Whos Who C1969 entry confirmation; Teeling Sir Luke William Burke Kt 1962 MA Author and Traveller. Born 5th Feb 1903, o/c of Luke Alexander Teeling and Margaret Mary, oldest daughter and heiress of William Burke of Ower Co Galway. He married in 1942 Mary Julia e/d of late Charles H O'Connor and sister of 25th O'Connor Don. Educated the Preparatory School, Edgsbaston. BA 1924. MA 1958. Exec Chairman Catholic Emigration Society of Gt Britain and Northern Ireland 1929-31. Represented the Overseas League as Mem of Council at Melbourne Centenary 1934. RAF 1940-45, elected to Parliament (U) Brighton 1944-50. Pavilion Div of Brighton 1950-69. Led Parliamentary Delegation to Finland 1947, Japan 1947 and Peru 1955, B Guiana 1965. South Korea 1964 also Malta Independence Celebrations 1964. Awarded Commander Order of Merit Peru 1957. Knight of Malta (Honour & Devotion). Order of the Brilliant Star of China. Coronation Medals 1937 & 1953. Gold Staff Officer in the former. Author of many books including Englands French Dominion ? 1933. Ameriocan Stew 1933. The Pope in Politics 1937. Crisis for Christianity 1939, also Gods of Tomorrow 1936 etc. An early supporter of a Channel Tunnel, travelled as a Tramp in the USA during the 1930's. Also researched Nazi Youth during the same decade. A Grand Uncle was hung for his part in the 1798 Rebellion. His father was Accountant General in the Irish Supreme Court. Resigned his seta due to Ill Health in 1969, died 26th October 1975. See Illustration.
A ROYAL IRISH REGT 1914 STAR/BAR TRIO. A 1914 Star with bar, British war & Victory Medals named to 9068 Pte F Sheppard R Irish R. Frank Sheppard served in France from the 13th August 1914. His clasp and the issue of a Silver Wound Badge and his Discharge in April 1918, are recorded on his MIC.
A NORTHUMBERLAND FUSILIERS 1914 STAR/BAR TRIO. A 1914 Star with bar, British War & Victory Medals named to 2559 Cpl on the first medal, Acting Sergt on the latter two J T Dowson 1/North'D Fus. Serving in France from the 13th August 1914, he was treated for Dysentery in October 1914. He was awarded a Silver Wound Badge under List LC/4815 whilst serving with the Chinese Labour Corps.
A SCOTS GUARDS 1914 STAR/BAR TRIO. A 1914 Star with bar also British War & Victory Medals named to 8052 Pte G Killen S. Gds. George Killeen served in the Scots Guards enlisting on the 2nd October 1910, then in France from the 13th August 1914. He was discharged on the 6th August 1915 due to wounds received in France. Awarded a Silver Wound Badge Number 59191 Gazette Page SG15. With copied MIC details and a Cap Badge.
A R WARKS 1914 STAR/BAR TRIO & SWB. A 1914 Star with bar also British War & Victory Medals named to 1964 Pte Z Sambrook R. Wark.R. Zealer Sambrook served with his regiment in France from the 22nd of August 1914. Wounded and discharged with a Silver Wound Badge under Paragraph 392 Wounds. He enlisted in January 1912 and was invalided out on the 1st June 1916, from wounds received during overseas service. A SWB with enamel decoration and R Warks Cap Badge are with the trio, also copied details.
THREE HENRY 111 LONG CROSS PENNIES. Three silver long cross penny pieces, from the reign of Henry 111. 1/ Class 11a 1.22 grams Nicole London. HIC/OLE/OHC/VND reverse. 2/ Another Class 11b with Nicole London reverse. 1.17 grams (fused pellets NIC/OLEC/DHO/UHD) 3/ Class 11b with Nicole Canterbury reverse, 1.4 grams. HIC/OLC/DHO/ANT reverse.
FIVE HENRY 111 LONG CROSS PENNIES. A long cross silver penny of Henry 111 1.2 grams, Class 111a with HEN/RIO/MLV/RDE reverse (REX 111) obverse. 2/ Class 111b with HEN/RIO/HLV/NDG reverse REX 111 obverse, 1.3 grams. 3/ A class 111bc Rex 111 obverse with Nicole reverse NIC/OLE/ONL/VND 1.4 grams. 4/ Rex 111 obverse with pellets between curls, 1.2 grams. HECV/RIO/NLV/NDES reverse. 5/ A class 111c with Rex 111 and pellets between curls, 1.4 grams. NIC/OLE/ONLVIO. All London Mint.
FIVE HENRY 111 LONG CROSS PENNIES. (5) Canterbury Mint Henry 111 silver pennies including, 1/ With Rex 111 obverse and NIC/OLE/OHC/ANT weight 1.4 grams. 2/ With Rex 111 legend obverse, WIL/LEM/OVC/ANT reverse 1.3 grams. 3/ With Rex 111 obverse and GIL/BE./TOI/CLAV reverse. 1.4 grams. 4/ With Rex 111 obverse and [NIC]/OLE/OVC/AN(T) reverse, 1.4 grams. 5/ Rex 111 obverse with neck pellets between curls. 1.1 grams, reverse reads GIL/RE./TOI/OFN.
FOUR LONG CROSS PENNIES. Four Long Cross Henry 111 silver pennies, all ex Eaglen from the Brussels Hoard including 1/ Sold through Baldwins 1986, 111ab1 with ION/OHS/GIH/TE(1) reverse, 1.4 grams. 2/ 111b with ION/ONS/EDM/VND reverse, 1.2 grams. 3/ With original ticket AHB 19.1.90 Ex Brussels Hd. 111c IOV/OHS/EDM/VND, 1.4 grams. 4/ Vaz 1.4 grams Eaglen Cc with ION/OVG/BDM/VND reverse, 1.4 grams.
(5) LONG CROSS HENRY 111 SILVER PENNIES. All Class 111 b, from five different mints. 1/ ROG/ERO/NE/IOV weight 1.1 grams (Rogeronglov) Ex DNW 2005 Gloucester Mint. 2/ 111b (Lincoln Mint) RICC/ARD/OVL/INE, weight 1.4 grams. 3/ 111b ADA/MOI/NGV/..., weight 1.3 grams Newcastle Mint. 4/ 111b LVCC/ASO/NNO/RhA weight 1.3 grams (Lucas Northampton Mint) 5/ 111b with HECV/RIO/NO/XON weight 1.2 grams. (Oxford Mint)
HENRY 111 LONG CROSS PENNIES. (5) Henry 111 silver long cross pennies including three London Mint and two Canterbury Mint examples. 1/ Class Va3 with NIC/OLE/OVL/VND reverse, weight 1.2 grams. 2/ Class Vb2 RIC/FRD/OVL/VND reverse, weight 1.3 grams. 3/ Class Vb2 with NIC/OLE/OVL/VND reverse 1.3 grams weight. 4/ Class Vb2 IOV/ON/CLAV/TG., weight 1.4 grams (Canterbury Mint). 5/ Class V2b NIC/OLE/OV../ANT, weight 1.45 grams.
THREE BURY ST EDMUNDS MINT SILVER PENNIES. Henry 111 Class Va3 penny with ION/OVS/E.N/TED, ex Eaglen Baldwins 1988 thence DNW 14/3/2007. (Brussels Hoard), weight 1.3 grams. 2/ Class Vb2/a3 with RAN/DVL/FON/s'ED, 1.3 grams. 3/ A Colchester Hoard Edward 1 silver penny with IOH/ONG/EIN/TED, weight 1.4 grams Ex part of Lot 241 DNW 17/12/2007.
FIVE HENRY 111 SILVER PENNIES. (5) Long cross silver pennies of Henry 111, all London Mint examples. 1/ Class Vb2 RIC/ARD/OVL/VND weight 1.52 grams. 2/Class Vb2 with NIC/OLE/OVL/VND reverse weight 1.4 grams. 3/ Class Vc with HEN/RIO/N[LV]/ND.. reverse, weight 1.3 grams. 4/ Class Vc with RIC/FRD/OVL/VND reverse, 1.43 grams. 5/ Class Vc with WAL/TER/ONL/VND reverse, weight 1.49 grams.
JOHN PINCHES GENIUS OF MICHAEL ANGELO SILVER PROOF SET. Contained in an original album are 60 medallions which commemorate his works, issued Circa 1970. The beautifully crafted pieces are in toned condition, behind their clear covers, with some original paperwork present. Weighing 40.4 grams each.
A SCOTTISH RIFLES PRESENTATION SWORD. A high quality presentation sword by Edward Thurkle of 5 Denmark St. Soho. London. Silver plated mounts with Victorian crown and underslung bugle, with silver bullion sword knot. Very clean 33" blade with foilage decoration and the following inscription. Presented to Colonel A H Courtenay Commandant 3rd & 4th Battalions Scottish Rifles by his brother officers on the occasion of his Silver Wedding and 28 Years Service in the Regiment. 13th January 1900. The son of Thomas Lefroy Courtenay and Mary Ellen Mildmay Fullerton, educated privately and at Trinity College Dublin. Lt Lanarkshire Militia 1871 Cpt " " 1875 Mjr 3rd & 4th Scottish Rifles 1882 Lt Col 4th Bttn Scottish Rifles 1891 Hon Col " " " " 1895. Col Commandant 1895-1907. Commanded the Scottish rifles in S Africa 1900-10. QSA with three bars (MID) See Illustration
A BLUE & GILT GERMAN PRESENTATION CAVALRY SWORD. A high quality Imperial German period sword with makers mark for W K C. 35.3/4" damascus pattern steel pipeback blade, with over half the length covered in scrolls and inset words. Roughly translated From K Von Onirndorf to S Lt L Schnitzer 1894/95 Hessesche Lt Dragoon Regt 24. The back and reverse side of the blade decorated with Eisenhauer Damast-Stahl. Folding outer guard with a crowned Lion holding a Sword , with a silver/red bullion swordknot. A steel scabbard with twin hanging loops, composite shaped grip. See Illustration.
MEDALLIONS & COINAGE. A silver prize medal awarded to John Babtie in 1848, 1st Arithmetic Class Dumbarton Academy June 13th, 40mm diameter with suspender, Provosts Risk medal. A cased silver Royal Academy of Music for the Organ 1925. Cased Europe to America flying 13th April 1928, Bremen in 800 silver 70mm diameter etc
A Gt WAR ENGINEER's MERCANTILE MARINE GROUP (3). A British War & Victory Medals named to Engr R Evans. A Mercantile Marine Medal named to Ralph E L Evans. An on War Service 1914 lapel badge, also two Royal Navy Sweetheart Badges one silver/enamel the other brass/enamel. A silver identity buckle R Evans 2nd Engineer Yacht Patrol. An original identity disc Ralph E Evans CE 2nd Engr HMY Diane 6th Flotilla 10th Unit.
FRAMED RAOB MEDALS. The first a silver and enamel with jewel eyes Midlands County Banner on the bars. Buffalo head centre with Handsworth Queens Lodge, Antediluvian Order of Buffaloes. The reverse inscribed, The Order of Merit was presented to Primo Wm Bate Oliver K O M, by the Brothers of No 2 Handsworth Lodge. In estimation of his services in the cause of Buffaloism and as a token of regard for him as a man. Sept 22nd 1898. Secondly Propoganda - Jewel bars on a red & white ribbon with Buffalo head centre. Inscribed on the reverse, Presented by the Royal Manor Lodge, Primo W A H SCrivens, for past valuable services Mar 14 1892. Thirdly a RAOB Jewel with 1st Dec: 9th May- G E B- 2nd Dec: 25th Aug 1924, bars. Jewel eyes centre with RAOB motto in the blue enamel scroll. Inscribed on the reverse, This Order of Merit and Honour of Knighthood was conferred upon Bro Sir A H R Parr, by The Claremont Lodge. As a mark of appreciation for his services in the cause of Buffaloism, and their regard for him as a man and brother, March 26th 1928 . All three hallmarked.
A QUEEN ANNE 1704 MEDALLION. A silver issue Queen Anne's Bounty medallion of some 44mm diameter. The obverse shows Queen Anne facing left with the legend ANNA.D:G.MAG. BRI. ET. HIB.REX. The reverse depicts Q Anne presenting a charter to the clergy kneeling at her feet. PIETAS AVGVSTA EX PRIMTIIS. ET. DECIMUS. ECCLESIA. CONCESSIS. MDCC1V below. The initials IC are in the Queens shoulder. C Eimer number 404 See Illustration.
ROMAN COINAGE etc. A Silver Antoninianus of the Emperor Gordianus, with Concordia seated reverse. Another of Phillippvs with standing figure reverse. Another of Postumvs with a standing figure with spear and globe reverse. (26) Various base metal coins, of several Emperors.
A BOLO KNIFE WITH SILVER MOUNTS. A Bolo bladed knife with carved wooden mounts, decorated with silver panels and bands. The 10.5/8" bolo or machete style blade, has a three-quarter narrow fuller on each side. a carved Hardwood hilt with carving to the scabbard throat of swirl patterns.
A GENTLEMANS SWORDSTICK. With a Stags Horn hilt and silver band bearing Birmingham Mint marks. Button releasing the blade from its cane scabbard, revealing a quality blade with three-quarter fullers. Marked with Defence and not Defiance in one scroll, Peace with honour on the other side also Howell London on the ornate blade.
TWO ROMAN SILVER COINS. An Antoninianus of Gordian 111, with IMP GORDIANVS PIUS FEL AVG obverse. Providentia standing reverse PROVID AVG. A Denarius of the Emperor Vespasian with IMP CAESER VESPASIAN AVG obverse and Annona seated on a throne holding corn ears reverse. (2)
A ROYAL NAVY ARTILLERY VOLUNTEER OFFICERS SWORD. An unusual sword by Silver & Co of London, with Naval mounts and a Scottish Broadsword blade of 31.1/2" length. The etched blade with twin three-quarter length fullers, bears the Victorian Crown over Anchor with RNAV entwined. The blade has very light rusting in parts in a few places, the scabbard is present though requires refurbishment. The hilt is in the Naval style with the same device in the cartouche, as on the blade also with RNAV present. The RNAV were formed in 1873 and disbanded in 1892, amid much outcry and public condemnation.
AN ALBUM OF COINAGE etc Ab album of coinage including GB and World examples. 1891 USA Dollar (S) below wreath reverse, almost UNC. A 1922 dated Peace Dollar, also 1837 and 1856 Half Dollars, etc. Canadian Dollars include 1958 'Totem' Dollars x 3. Canoe and Flying Goose reverses, etc. 1844/1891/1935/1937 Crown pieces. An 1828 Maundy 2d piece, Halfcrowns/Florins/Shillings/Sixpence & Threepence pieces, in Silver or Part Silver issues. Many further coins including loose threepences in tubes etc.
TWO GT WAR LINE REGIMENT PAIRS. British War & Victory Medals named to 1. G51786 Pte J Weeks. Middx. R. (John) Weeks enlisted in the Middlesex Regt (5th Battn) and was Discharged and awarded a Silver War Badge, under List E/1731?1 Para 392/(XV1) KRS. (22/5/1919 2. 204150 Pte W C Abbott. Ox & Bucks L I. (William). Also served in the ASC under number S/460460.
FIVE FRENCH 18thC SILVER ECU COINS. A 1726 dated Ecu of Louis XV with star shape below bust, 28.6 grams having a C below the shield on the reverse. A 1784 dated Ecu of Louis XV1, with scratches to the head, Flamingo? below bust, 28.9 grams, A on the reverse. A 1784 dated Ecu with heavy scratch marks evident around the legend on both faces, 29 grams with horizontal mace below bust, Q below shield reverse. A Louis XV1 Ecu dated 1786 with horizontal mace below bust, scratches evident to obverse and reverse, 29.3 grams, with Bull below the shield reverse. A Ecu of Louis XV1 dated 1790 with a branch below bust. Heavy scratches to the bust and L below the shield. 29.2 grams.
A QUEEN ANNE FLINTLOCK PISTOL BY J WILLETS OF WEDNESBURY. A turn-off barrel Queen Anne Pistol with TB and two other proof marks, below the action. The round 6.1/2" barrel turns easily, the action is in order with both half and full cock working. The butt has silver wire inlay and escutcheon plate, also a Devils Mask butt plate. The flags and arms are above the triggerguard with the steel action etc, being engraved in places. Jno Willetts had shops in London and Birmingham between 1744-1789. Maker of Flintlock Holster Pistols and fine Sporting Guns etc. See Illustration
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