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1887 UNC COINS & 1902 MAYORS PORTSMOUTH MEDAL. Uncirculated 1887 Crown, Double Florin, Florin and Sixpence piece. A George III 1817 'Bullhead' Shilling Piece etc. A silver hallmarked W T Dupree Mayor Borough of Portsmouth 1902 Coronation Medal in case of issue. £70-100
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A SIX DUCATS PIECE ITALY 1750. A six ducats piece with mount, that does not affect the coin. Carlos III of Italy, Naples and Sicicly. Car .D.G. Utr. Sic. et. Hier. Rex obverse. Infans 1750. Hispan reverse with crowned shield M. M. and D.6 below. 11.5gms £180-220
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THREE CROWNS & OTHER PART SILVER ISSUES. A 1902 Edward VII worn Crown piece. Victorian 1889 and 1890 Crown pieces. Over £3 face value of pre 1947 Halfcrowns, Florins, Shilling, Sixpenny and Threepence pieces. £60-90
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A MEMORIAL PLAQUE TO AN INDIAN LABOURER. A Death Plaque named to JAHIUDDIN. labourer 561 date of death given as 13/1/1918 buried in Nancy Southern Cemetery France at Muerthe et Moselle. He was serving with the 64 Bengal Labour Company at the time. £50-70
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A MILITARY OBE & OTHER MEDALS. An OBE mounted for wear also 1939/45 Star, Defence & War Medals mounted for wear. Pakistan Independence Medal again mounted for wear. (5) £80-100
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A FIVE BAR QSA Gt WAR MEDAL etc A Queens South Africa Medal renamed in upright capitals to 6741 Pte D Imrie Rl Scots. Bars Cape Colony-Orange Free State-Transvaal-South Africa 1901 & 1902. British War Medal named to 3735 Pte D Imrie R.Scots. An erased Victory Medal, with the three mounted for wear. MIC index states that 3735/394215 Pte David Imrie served in France & Flanders from 28/11/1914. Entitled to a 1914/15 Star and BWM & Victory medals. Class Z reserve from 22/2/1919. £60-80
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A MERCANTILE MARINE GROUP OF FOUR MEDALS. A Mercantile Marine medal named to Noor Meah, 1939/45-Africa & Burma stars, the four mounted for wear
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A KINGS SOUTH AFRICA MEDAL. A Kings South Africa medal with bars SA 1901& SA 1902, impressed naming to 3064 Pte R Brown Border Regt. £40-50
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WWII & WWI MEDALS etc. A 1914 German 2nd Class Iron Cross. 1939/45 Star, Defence & War medals also a cased copper medallion. John Pinches Birth & Death of Wellington and Waterloo commemorative issue. 50mm diameter. £40-60
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W W ONE & TWO GERMAN MEDALS. A 2nd Class Iron Cross 1914, two War Merit Crosses with swords 1914-1918. A Silver Class Mothers Cross, with enamel damage evident. A West Wall medal, a Police Long Service Medal and a War Merit Cross 1939, without swords. (7) £60-90
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A GROUP OF WWII MEDALS AND KOREA PAIR TO A MAJOR RASC. 1939/45-Africa and Burma Stars, Defence & War medals, Korea Service Medal named to Mjr R W Patterson RASC, UN Korea medal. Mounted for wear with a matching miniature group and badge and buttons (R W Kent blazer buttons). A silver and enamel cased Masonic award of the Rupert Patterson Lodge No 3646. On the reverse is inscribed Presented to Mrs J Rupert Patterson to commemorate the Mastership of her husband as first WM January 1914. Hallmarks for London 1913. A full dress cap badge in enamel and metal for the Royal Army Service Corps. Rupert William Patterson was born on the 13th August 1914, commissioned into the Army on the 21st February 1940. Major on the 13th August 1950, retiring 1/12/1957. Educated at Sherborne School from 1928-32 as a Law Student, son of J R Patterson of Penang. From 1933-37 he was serving in the Royal West Kent Regt. 1937- He served in the 4/7th Royal Dragoon Guards. In 1934 a 2/Lt R W Patterson was commissioned into the 20th London Regt. War Services 1939-45 shows that he sevred in the ranks for 1 year and 141 days, prior to Emergency Commission 2/Lt 21/2/1940 Serving in the British Expeditionary Force in 1940 he was awarded promotion in the field. War Subst Lt 21/8/1941. Act Captain 25/12/1941 then T/Capt 25/3/1942. Finally Major in 1950. From 1940-42 He served in the Middle East including Abyssinia and Somalia In 1943 He was serving in Ceylon, thence 1944-45 in Burma as an acting Major. Finally in the Korean War with the Royal Army Service Corps, up to his retirement in 1957. He lived in Kenya after this time then latterly in Austria. £350-450
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A 23rd LONDON REGT PAIR etc. British War & Victory medals anmed to 705714 Pte G E Puffett 23 London Regiment. With an boxed silver hallmarked ARP Services badge, three service stripes. Partial award details from the box of issue for the pair, an original identity disc. £40-60
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REGALIA OF THE ORDER OF FROTH BLOWERS ORDER. The silver plated and enamel neck badge and chain, of the Ancient Order of Froth Blowers, (Motto Lubrication in Moderation. Comprising of a Grand Typhoon badge with a partaker sat on a Beer Barrel, the motto and A O F B. an ornate chain with Beer Glass, A O F B, etc decorations. Awarded to Captain Kettlewell Special New Zealand Representative. A tankard with similar adornments as per the chain, inscribed 'Presented by Sir Alfred Fripp KCVO.KB to Grand Typhoon Captain Kettlewell for services rendered. The Order was started to raise monies foe East End Waifs etc, after the Surgeon Alfred Fripp operating successfully on a Bert Temple. Although the Order only lasted a few years, the monies raised by the light hearted venture, reached over £5,000,000 in today money. It was vilified by the Temperance Movement, convinced it was 'Cavorting in Sin and The Liquor Trade'. £300-400
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VICTORIAN CROWNS. Two Victorian Crown pieces, dated 1847 and 1887 respectively. £40-60
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GEORGE II COINAGE. A Shilling also a Sixpenny piece of George III, both dated 1787. £40-50
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HISTORICAL DRACHMAS OF ORODES I & II. Two Parthian Drachmas of Orodes I 80-77BC and Orodes 11 57-38BC It was the latter who defeated Crassus and his Roman Army. He killed his own brother and was later himself murdered by his own son and heir. £60-80
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A 1703 HALFCROWN PIECE. A Queen Anne Halfcrown piece with Vigo below the bust and 1703 dated reverse. £80-120
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A CROWN PIECE. A William III Crown piece dated 1696, with Octavo in the edge lettering. £60-80
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A CHARLES I SHILLING PIECE. A Charles I Shilling piece undated with Bell mintmark. £50-80
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A RICHARD I PENNY. A Richard 1189-1199 (Richard the Lionheart) shortcross penny, with Henricvs obverse and Willem Winchester reverse. £80-100
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AN EDWARD THE CONFESSOR SILVER PENNY. A shortcross small flan silver penny of Edward the Confessor 1042-1066. Marked Edderd RE on the obverse, with Estavnd A De on the reverse. Minted by the moneyer Estmund at Thetford in East Anglia. With a letter from the British Museum.1996. £100-150
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FOREIGN COINAGE. Three well laid out albums of mostly 20thC foreign coinage examples. £60-100
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A CASED MILITARY CROSS. A cased George V period Military Cross, unnamed reverse with top ribbon bar present. See Illustration £500-600
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WWI MEDALS TO THE WELSH GUARDS etc. A 1914/15 Star and Victory medal named to 993 Pte H Welch W. Gds. Herbert Welch of the Welsh Guards served in France from the 16th September 1915. A War medal named to 2966 Pte A Drayton Som LI. A masonic medal of the R Engineers Lodge, awarded to Arthur G Lane in 1919. £50-70
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COPPER GB COINAGE. Including a 'Cartwheel 2d' with traces of copper lustre. Three uncirculated Victorian 1901 pennies, a George III 1806 Farthing. £60-90
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VICTORIAN COINAGE. Including a Crown, Double Florin, Halfcrown and Florin all dated 1887. A small Diamond Jubilee Royal Mint silver medallion, also (13) silver 'Joeys' of various dates. An 1898 Shilling piece etc £60-80
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A JAMES I SHILLING etc. A James 1st Shilling 1607-09 striking, with Coronet MM. A James 11 Maundy Twopence dated 1686. (2) £60-100
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A CHARLES I HALFCROWN PIECE etc. A worn Charles I Halfcrown struck late in his reign 1646-49. A Charles II Groat dated 1676 also a worn Halfgroat. (3) £50-70
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QUEEN ANNE COINAGE. A Queen Anne Shilling dated 1709, also a Threepence piece dated 1706. £40-60
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EARLY COIN WEIGHTS. Brass early coin weights (24) of various denominations and European countries. £200-300
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TWO MEDALLIONS. A cased Montague John Rendall 64mm diameter medallion. A European Marie Antoinette 1793 commemorative plated medallion 33mm diameter. £50-70
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A CMG-QSA-KSA GROUP OF THREE MEDALS TO THE APD. Companion of St Michael & St George, Queens South Africa Medal with bar Cape Colony, Kings South Africa bars 1901 & SA 1902. The latter two medals named to Col G H Moore-Lane CMG APD. The three mounted for wear and contained in a fitted Spinks case, with a buckle mount on the CMG. The ghost dating is very clear on the QSA reverse, both the latter two named in slanting engraved capitals. A matching miniature group, also mounted for wear Colonel George Howard Moore-Lane was born on the 19th October 1844. He was a Paymaster APD from 26/5/1879. Hon Major APD from 26/5/1884 T/Staff Paymaster “ from 8/5/1889 Staff Paymaster “ from 1/4/1895 Chief Paymaster “ from 26/1/1901. Previous Service with 15 & 77 Regt Districts. The son of the late Thomas Moore-Lane of Madras India. Married 1875 Mary T de Courcy, daughter of Admiral M de Courcy RN. Left Southampton on the Persia on Saturday 9th April 1900 for service in South Africa. Mentioned in Despatches LG 10/9/1901 awarded the CMG. See Illustration £500-700
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MOUNTED 18thC COINS. (12) Silver coins including Halfcrowns of James II 1686, William III 1697 and two of George II Lima below bust, dated 1745. Various GB shillings and sixpences also foreign coinage of that period. Part of what was once a belt, soldered with ring mounts, some to the sides others on the faces. £200-300
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MAUNDY COINAGE. A cased Maundy set of Queen Victoria dated 1890. £100-150
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CASED GOLD MALOTI PIECE. A cased gold 1979 dated Kingdom of Leshoto 250 Maloti piece, weighing 1 oz of fine gold. Moshoeshoe I bust obverse, issued in the year of the child. £700-800
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AN 1839 GOLD 8 ESCUDO PIECE. A Chile Santiago Mint 8 Escudo gold piece, dated 1839 with I.J.initials. 27gms See Illustration £800-900
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A MEXICO 8 ESCUDOS GOLD PIECE. An 8 Escudo gold piece dated 1840, with Go mint and P J initials. Guanajuato Mint, weight 27 gms. See Illustration £700-800
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A GOLD 100 FRANC PIECE. A Napoleon III 100 franc piece dated 1855, Barre and hand pointing right below the Emperors bust. A and Anchor mint marks to the reverse, weight 32gms. See Illustration £800-900
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A GOLD 8 ESCUDO PIECE. A Columbian 8 Escudo gold piece, dated 1830. Popayan Mint UR initials. 27 gms. See Illustration £700-800
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UNC OLYMPIC 25 PESOS PIECES. 20 x UNC Mexico 1968 25 pesos silver coins. A Spanish 20 Reis dated 1837 with Isabel facing right obverse, Reyna de Los Espanas reverse. Madrid mint, CL. £300-400
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A HALF GUINEA PIECE. A George III 5th bust Half Guinea piece dated 1789. £100-150
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MASONIC MEDALS. An 18ct gold Morning Star Lodge India 1843-1901, awarded to W H Williams in 1885. A 10ct marked masonic award with top bar and gavel amid chains, above a pentagram with symbols inset.in a wreath, above another plain bar. A silver and enamel Lovell's Bury Lodge. A silver and enamel R M I B awarded to Joseph Ridgway in 1898, another in silver gilt for Nuyanza Lodge. £150-200
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GT WAR & WWII MEDALS. British War medals named to 1. Lieutenant A Morgan. 2. 9468 A W O. Cl. 1 J Tidmarsh. Worcestershire Regt. Unnamed Defence & 1939/45 War medals. £40-60
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A SOVEREIGN. A George V Sovereign dated 1911. £120-140
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A SOVEREIGN. A QEII Sovereign dated 1974. £120-140
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A SOVEREIGN. An Edward VII Sovereign dated 1902. £120-150
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A SOVEREIGN. A QEII Sovereign dated 1974. £120-140
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A HALF SOVEREIGN. A George V Half Sovereign dated 1911. £60-80
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