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A CROWN PIECE. A William III Crown piece dated 1696, 'Octavo' in edge lettering £70-100
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A HALFCROWN PIECE. A George II Halfcrown piece dated 1745, 'Decimo' in edge lettering £60-80
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ELIZABETHAN SIXPENNY PIECES. Two Queen Elizabeth I Sixpenny pieces. The first dated 1575 with Eglantine MM. The second dated 1596 with Key MM. £40-60
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FOUR SIXPENNY PIECES, A William III Sixpenny piece dated 1797. A Queen Anne Sixpenny piece dated 1703, with Vigo below, another 1708 with E below bust. A George I Sixpenny piece dated 1723, with SSC in the angles. £40-60
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A DORSET POUND NOTE. Issued by the Dorsetshire General Bank (Bridport) 180?, in unused condition. The name William Fowler then William Good & Co, below a nautical depiction. £50-70
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THREE ALBUMS OF FOREIGN COINAGE. Three well laid out albums of 20thC issue coinage of the world. Brunei to Thailand. £30-50
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A QUANTITY OF FOREIGN COINAGE A quantity of World mostly 20thC coinage of various countries including Greece, Germany, Hungary, France, Palestine etc. £40-60
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AN ALBUM OF COINAGE. Consisting of coins of the 17th/18th/19th/20thC from various countries. Worn, damaged GB coins and tokens start the collection. Followed by coins of the German states in silver and base metals, including 1 Schilling Mecklenburg 1772, 20 Marks 1807 (Ludwig-Kruezer). 10 Kruezer Wurttemburg 1818. 3 Groschen Hannover 1820. French coinage includes mostly base metal examples Centimes etc from 1780 onwards. Spain and its empire is also present, including silver and base metal examples cobs and reale pieces of various mints etc. Belgium, Austrian (20 Kruezer of Franciscus I), Swiss and Italian examples. Dutch coinage includes examples from 1703 onwards. Coins from Australia, China, Egypt, Iceland, Japan, India etc, complete the album. £500-700
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A CASED 1902 SPECIMEN SET OF 13 COINS. The Royal Mint 1902 set in case of issue, Five Pound to Maundy Penny in matt finish. Issued to commemorate the Coronation of Edward VII, with the £5-£2-Sovereign and Half Sovereign coins in gold, the Crown to the Maundy Penny in silver. The 2d Maundy piece appears to be a brighter or cleaner finish, than the other coinage examples. See Illustration £2500-3000
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A CANADIAN SOLDIERS MEMORIAL PLAQUE. A Death Plaque named to Frederick S Beath. 255153 Pte Frederick Stewart aged 28, the son of the late Lt Colonel John Henry Beath AMD and Mary S Beath of 24 Willoughby Drive, Anniesland, Glasgow. Date of death 4th January 1917, buried in Moose Jaw Cemetery, Saskatchewan, Canada. He was serving in the 210th Canadian Infantry the East Ontario Regiment. £50-70
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CANADIAN ARMY CAP BADGES. (15) Canadian Regiment cap badges including 43rd Cameron Highlanders of Canada, 48th Highlanders (134) Canada, 72 Cuidich n Rich. Canadian Engineers, 28th-44th-156th Battalions. The Elgin Regt, Royal Montreal etc. £40-60
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CLOTH SQUADRON BADGES etc. Modern Royal Air Force-American and other Squadrons, collected at Air Days and from suppliers etc. Mostly in unmounted condition, some sleeve and other cloth etc badges present. £100-150
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BADGES OF A VICTORIAN SURGEON & HIS WIFE. A Helmet badge and crossbelt or pouch badge of the Army Medical Department. Victorian Crown over VR with three screw mounts to the reverse, two with square brass nuts. An officers cap badge of some 57mm overall height, of a voided two piece construction. The central disc at the rear being of gilt finish, two screw and nut fixings method. Hand written missive attached states, 'This Insignia was worn by the late Dep Sur Gen J H Beath, MD CB (Military Stirling) From the Indian Mutiny to Egyptian Campaign, Tel el Kebir and so on, till his death 4th Sept 1904. Also his wife's award of the Diploma Badge 1886, St Andrews Ambulance Association Top bar dated 29-1-1886, above suspended St Andrews Ambulance Association 1886 medal. Again an old hand written missive, Diploma Badge St Andrews Ambulance Association (Hamilton Branch Scotland). Mother of Daniel Beath. John Henry Beath A S Staff 1857 Served China 1860. Egypt 1882 CB 1992. 3rd Class Order of Medjidie A Victory medal to 51739 Pte D T Beath The Queens Regt. Daniel Trench Beath also served in the Labour Corps and the S W B. J H Beath was born at Stirling 25/1/1835. Died at Stirling 3/9/1904 See Illustrations £80-120
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FRAMED & LOOSE BADGES. Including WWII period coinage, HG, ARP, Kent St John Ambulance Association War Service badge. Knitted garments for The Royal Navy badges x 4. Silver Young League Helpers, Croydon High School for Girls silver & enamel G P D S T badge, etc. £50-70
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RUSSIAN MEDALS & BADGES etc A quantity of modern Russian medals and awards, including 50 years of service, KGB, Red Square Guards, Medal of Honour etc. Various British Army Badges and patriotic flags, paperwork etc. A Russian Soldiers belt and buckle with clasp. £70-90
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A QUANTITY OF ARMY BADGES. British Military Cap Badges, some originals and many restrikes/modern badges. Among the originals are Infantry and Cavalry examples, etc £60-100
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A CASED MILITARY CROSS. A Military Cross with case of issue, George V issue on original ribbon with pin bar mount present. £450-500
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A MOUNTED WWII MEDAL GROUP OF FIVE TO THE R NAVY. 1939/45, Atlantic & Africa (bar N Africa 1942-43) Stars, Defence & war medals mounted for wear. Also five foreign medal ribbon bars. £50-60
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A WHITE FIVE POUND NOTE. A White 'Fiver' issued 19th March 1935, number A159-80485. Bearing the signature of Peppiatt. £120-150
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A ONE POUND NOTE C1923 ISSUE. A Warren Fisher Secretary to the Treasury second issue One Pound note, with serial number J1 over 52-879589. Issued with the legend Great Britain and Ireland. £40-60
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A C1922 TEN SHILLING NOTE. A Ten Shilling note 2nd issue type, bearing the signature Warren Fisher Secretary to the Treasury. United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland legend. Issued with the number L over 100-477819. £60-80
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SCOTTISH BANKNOTES. Including a Bank of Scotland £20 note number A/1 914383 signed Maiden. Two Bank of Scotland £10 notes signed Risk, Nos CF1 6150 & EC 49461. Bank of Scotland £5 note again signed Risk governor, number DU 639953. A Royal Bank of Scotland signed Maiden, number A/51 330871. Six Royal Bank of Scotland £1 note, one Clydesdale Bank £1 note. £60-80
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A HYPERPYRON A Gold Hyperpyron of the Byzantium Empire, minted in the reign of Johannes III Duke Vatatzes 1222-1254. Hole at throne arm (3:o'clock) possibly during striking, clipped at (12 o'clock). 3.4 gms. £250-300
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A C M G MINIATURE. A cased miniature of the Order of St Michael & St George, with buckle mount on the ribbon. £100-150
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WORLD WAR II MEDALS. 1939/45, Africa & Burma Stars, Defence & War medals. (5). £40-60
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A COMPANION OF HONOUR MEDAL. A cased Gentlemans Companion of Honour with partial ribbon and hook mounts. GRI reverse with nicely toned finish, enamel appears to have very little damage or deterioration evident. See Illustration £1200-1500
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A SPADE GUINEA. A George III Spade Guinea dated 1798. £300-350
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A SHIELD GUINEA. A George III Shield reverse Guinea dated 1773. £300-350
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A VICTORIA 1887 CASED SET. A cased set of Queen Victoria Golden Jubilee coinage, Crown to 3d pieces all dated 1887. (7 in total) £180-220
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A CASED 1887 BOEHM MEDALLION. J E Boehm's bronze 77mm diameter 1887 medallion, in original case. Victoria Regina et Imperatrix obverse legend around the portrait of Queen Victoria. Reverse In Commemoration above seated and surrounding figures of Science, Letters and Art, Industry and Commerce above a reclining time. Five linked shields below with Asia-America-Europe-Australia and Africa raised lettering. £50-70
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A BRONZE 1897 MEDALLION. Queen Victorias 1897 Diamond Jubilee bronze medallion, 76mm diameter. B under bust (F Bowcher) In Commemoration Anni Regni, before the Queens right facing portrait, LX behind. Victoria Dei Gra Britt Regina Fid Def Ind Imp obverse legend. Fifty shields border of the Empire, each identified. £50-70
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A BRONZE ART UNION OF LONDON 1855 MEDALLION. Sir John Vanbrugh 1664-1726) Architect and Dramatist Bust obverse, Blenheim Palace reverse. 55mm diameter. £50-70
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A HALFCROWN PIECE. A George III 'Bull Head' Halfcrown dated 1816. £150-180
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A HALFCROWN PIECE. A George IV halfcrown piece dated 1826 £150-180
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A HALFCROWN PIECE. A George IV Halfcrown piece dated 1820. £200-250
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A CHARLES II CROWN PIECE. A 1671 dtaed Charles II Crown, with Vicesimo Tertio edge lettering. £150-180
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A CHARLES II CROWN PIECE. A 1673 dated Charles II Crown piece, with Vicesimo Quinto edge lettering. £140-160
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A CHARLES II CROWN PIECE. A 1668 dated Charles II Crown piece, with Vicesimo in the edge lettering. £150-180
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A CHARLES II CROWN PIECE. A 1662 dated Charles II Crown piece, with rose below bust. Decvs et Tutamen edge lettering. £150-200
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A CHARLES II CROWN PIECE. A 1679 dated Charles II Crown piece, with Tricesimo Primo edge lettering £150-180
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A CHARLES II CROWN PIECE. A 1662 dated Charles II Crown piece, with Decus et Tutamen in edge lettering. No rose below bust variety. £150-170
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A CHARLES II CROWN PIECE. A 1673 dated Charles II Crown piece, with Vicesimo Quinto edge lettering. £140-160
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A CHARLES II CROWN PIECE. A 1676 dated Charles II Crown piece, with Vicesimo Octavo edge lettering. £150-200
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A WILLIAM III CROWN PIECE. A 1696 dated William III Crown piece, with Octavo edge lettering. £70-100
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SILVER CROWNS etc A Victorian Crown dated 1894 with LVIII in the edge lettering. A French Napoleon 1813 dated 5 Franc piece with flag and fish marks on the reverse. A Maria Theresa Thaler in UNC condition (3) £40-60
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AMERICAN DOLLARS & CENTS etc. Bi-Centennial Dollars 1776-1976 x 2, Cents dated 1819 and 1838. (40 £40-60
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GB PENNIES INCLUDING GEORGIAN COINAGE etc A quantity of pennies and half pennies, cupro-nickel modern coinage examples. Part silver GB coinage including halfcrowns etc. Foreign 20thC coinage issues etc. Georgian pennies, shilling piece etc £60-80
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A BRONZE ROYAL HUMANE SOCIETY MEDAL & CERTIFICATE. A successful award to 5224 Cpl A R Cousins 2nd Battalion attached 3rd Battalion Scottish Rifles. For the 16th January 1900. The certificate is dated 6th October 1900, War Office & GOC Edinburgh. 1 Bronze. 1. Certificate. Man named in margin (Cousins), various notations on the back OC Lanark etc. Case No 30712 2nd Batt Scottish Rifles. On the 16th Jan 1900 Cpl J Carr of the same battalion was carried away by the current while crossing the Tugela River in South Africa. At great risk, Cousins swam out and succeeded in saving him. The medal has a solder repair to the claw and swivel mount. £100-150
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A HENRY III PENNY. A silver longcross penny of Henry III, Lincoln mint reverse Ricard. 1.4gms. £30-40
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FOUR 17thC FARTHING TOKENS. The first a Ralph Robins Sandwich (Kent) 1665 dated farthing. The second a Tamworth (Shropshire) farthing William Michell with Mercers Arms. Thirdly a Devizes (Wiltshire) John Slade Grocer? in the Devizes. Fourth and lastly a farthing of I H (John Hill) Hereford. His Mercers Arms. (4) £30-40
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