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A 3rd BIRMINGHAM BATTALION R WARKS REGT DEATH PLAQUE. A 3rd Birmingham Battalion 16th Warwickshire Regt Death Plaque, to a British born Frenchman, Rene Chable. Born in Lewisham London 32604 Pte R Chable resided in the Maison Lafitte, Seine Et Oise, France. Killed in Action 9/10/1917, he is commemorated on Panels 23-28 & 163A the Tyne Cot Memorial. £50-70
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AN HMS MONMOUTH DEATH PLAQUE. A Death Plaque named to Charles Tincknell, who was an Able Seaman serving on the Cruiser HMS Monmouth at the Battel of Coronel. Mostly reservists were called up on August 4th 1914, to serve on the Cruiser of some 10.000 tons. 17265 A/B Charles Ticknell a 21 year old native of East Bower Bridgwater Somerset, was Killed in Action when the ship was sunk on the 1st November 1914 with all hands lost. (735 Officers and Men) Charles was the only son of William & Eliza Jane Tincknell of Middle Street, Brent Knoll, Highbridge, Somerset. The Royal Navy avenged this defeat a few weeks later in the Battle of the Falkland Islands. £50-70
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MINIATURE MEDAL GROUPS. An original five medal group mounted for wear, QSA bars CC-Belmont-OFS and Transvaal. KSA 1901 &02 bars, also a 1914/15 Trio. A 1914 Star/bar trio and Defence Medal (4). A 1914 Star/bar Trio with MID emblem, Croix de Guerre and Crois de Guerre (Belgium) both with oakleaves. (5) A GSM bar Palestine 1939/45 Star and Defence Medal (3). A Korea Pair. (2) £40-60
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A TWO BAR GSM TO AN RAF RECIPIENT. A General Service medal with bar Malaya and loose bar Arabian Peninsula, named to 402551 Cpl W E Stennett RAF. In original box of issue with his name and details on the top lid. £50-80
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A TERRITORIAL DECORATION. A cased Territorial Decoration with top mount and Garrard & Co in the lid. Dated 1950 on the reverse, below the GVI cypher. £70-100
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THREE GT WAR PAIRS. British War & Victory Medals named to 1. C-12257 Pte E Phillips KRRC (Ernest). 2. 22951 Pte A C J Lingard R War R. (Both in boxes of issue). 3. 59570 Gnr E Hulcoop RA. (Ernest Hulcoop RGA) All are confirmed by MIC as pairs only issued. £70-90
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TWO GT WAR PAIRS CFC/RAMC. British War & Victory Medals named to 1. 298059 Pte E Leisham CFC. (Canadian Forestry Corps). 2. 3790 Pte A T Hedger R A M C. (Alfred) £50-70
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BOXED & LOOSE/MOUNTED WWII MEDALS. (5) Medals mounted on a bar, 1939/45-Africa-Italy Stars, Defence & War Medals. Boxed 1939/45-Africa - Italy also France & Germany Stars, Defence & War Medals, J W Ells of Birmingham. Boxed 1939/45 & Italy Stars, Defence & War Medal awarded to Mr D Jones of Glamorgan. Boxed Defence & War Medals etc. (18 medals in total) £80-100
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A CASED LADIES MBE. A ladies bow-mount MBE 1st type with purple ribbon. £60-80
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VARIOUS CIVILIAN MEDALS. Including a cased Imperial Service Medal awarded to Thomas Edward Lugg, a Recorder for 45 years at His Majesty's Dockyard Devonport. With original newspaper cuttings and award documents (3) etc, he was also entitled to a 35 Jubilee Medal. Boxed War Service Red Cross 1914-1918 Medal also Anti Gas Medal, etc. A boxed Zaire Medal with swords, avec palme with top bar Republid du Zaire, Ops/Shaba. £40-60
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MEDAL RIBBONS. A large quantity of medal ribbons being a mixture of original and modern varieties from Waterloo onwards. Gallantry and the unusual/common ribbons are of different lengths and far too many to mention individually. Ribbons included are Naval gold Medal, Naval General Service up to 1840, South Africa and Zulu Rising ribbons etc. Some miniature ribbons and full size medal bars are with this lot. £60-100
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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. £80-120
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MASONIC MEDALS etc. (20) Mostly base metal and enamel Masonic awards including those with Steward bar, etc. Masonic Institutes for Boys and Girls, also Benevolent Institutes of the 1950's in the main. £80-120
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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. £60-80
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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. £50-80
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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. £100-200
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A RIFLE BRIGADE SWEETHEARTS BADGE etc. A silver and enamel Riflr Brigade Sweethearts brooch, also a Womans League of Health & Beauty badge. Two the Life Boys lapel badges, five scm St Johns Ambulance prize winning medals C1942-45, etc £40-60
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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 MDCCCXLVI 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, MDCCCXLVII 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 WWI. 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. American 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 seat due to Ill Health in 1969, died 26th October 1975.. £400-600
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A TERRITORIAL EFFICIENCY MEDAL etc. A George VI T E Medal named to 4389365 Cpl A Lawson R. North.D. Fus, with top bar Territorial. An unnamed QEII 1953 Coronation Medal, also two mounted groups of miniatures. The first Bwm & Victory, Defence & War Medals. The second 1939/35, Africa, Italy & France-Germany Stars, Defence & War with MID emblem. £60-90
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TWO GERMAN GT WAR MEDALS etc. A gilt round medal with the date 1870/1871 inside a cross. AQ cross with top bar present date 1873 and KV BEVENSEN in the centre, Timm Berlin on the reverse. A Russian Cross of St George V class, number 39-722 on the reverse. £50-60
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A VICTORIAN HELMET PLATE. A Victorian other ranks Royal Artillery Helmet Plate, with two lugs at the rear. £50-70
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A LOYAL NORTH LANCS 1914 STAR/BAR TRIO. A 1914 Star with bar named to 9146 Pte J Marriott L.N.Lancs. British War & Victory Medals named to 9146 L. Sjt J Marriott L.N.Lan R. James Marriott disembarked in France on the 12th August 1914, his medal and clasp confirmed on his Medal Index Card details. £120-150
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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. £120-150
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A 4th ROYAL FUSILIERS 1914 STAR/BAR TRIO. A 1914 Star with bar also British War & VIctory Medals named to 11695 Pte A S Rowley 4/R.Fus on the first medal which has been gilded. 11695 A. Cpl. A S Rowley R.Fus. Alfred S Rowley served with the 4th London Regiment in France from 18th August 1914. He would have presumably taken part in the Battles of Mons, where the first two VC's of the war, were won by Lt Maurice Dease and Private Sidney Godley. The Regiment also took part in the Battles of Le Cateau, 1st Marne, The Aisne, La Bassee and 1st Ypres. Alfred Rowley also was attached to the R Sussex Regt as a A/Cpl under Number L/12917. £120-150
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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. £120-150
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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. £120-150
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A 1st NORTHAMPTONSHIRE REGT 1914 STAR/BAR TRIO. A 1914 Star with bar, British War & Victory Medals named to 8314 Pte S Harris 1/Northn R. Sidney Harris served in France from the 13th August 1914. His award of the bar is on his MIC details. £120-150
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A 1st KINGS SHROPSHIRE L I 1914 STAR/BAR TRIO. A 1914 Star with bar, British War & Victory Medals named to 8184 Pte W Owen 1/Shrops LI on the star, Shrops LI on the latter two. William Owen enlisted in the Kings Shropshire Light Infantry in 1906, being a labourer in a Tile Factory prior to that. He was born at Coalport Shropshire, aged 20 years and 4 months he signed on into the Regular Army for 7 years. From his Regimental Court Martials and Defaulters appearances he appears to have been drunk or absent on several occasions. On one such occasion he also threatened an NCO with violence. Another was being drunk on Guard while on active service. He served in India from February 1907 until the 19th March 1913. Then France from the 9th September 1914 until the 1st July 1915. Then in Salonika and Macedonia from the 7th November 1915 until the 15th December 1918. Finally in South Russia from the 16th December 1918 until the 16th April 1919 There are many photocopied details of his service and trials with the KSLI in civilian and wartime posts, etc £120-150
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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. £120-150
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A 1914 STAR/BAR TRIO 1st NORTHAMPTONSHIRE YEOMANRY. A 1914 Star & Bar, British War & Victory Medals also a Defence Medal, the first three named to 145055 Pte L Fleckner 1/1 North'N Yeo on the Star, T L Fleckner on the pair. 145055 Pte Thomas Leonard Fleckner enlisted at Northampton on the 11th December 1911. Proceeded to France on the 6th November 1914 and was then discharged as being no longer physically fit after 6 Years and 101 Days in the colours. 2 Years and 241 Days were served in France There are two MIC for Leo and Thomas Leonard Fleckner, one of which shows his award of a Silver Wound Badge on list CC 344 Living at 25 Stanger Rd, Norwood, London in 1937 where he presumably did Home Guard duties in WWII. With various original paperwork and Character/Discharge Certificates. £150-180
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A R HIGHLANDERS CASUALTY GROUP OF FOUR & A DEATH PLAQUE. A 1914 Star, British War & Victory Medals named to 89 Pte W Russell R Highrs. A Delhi Durbar 1911 unofficially named to 89 Pte W Russell R Highrs. A Death Plaque named to William Russell. William Russell was the son of John Russell and husband of Catherine MacMillan Russell, both residing at 169 Baldridgeburn Road, Dunfermline, Scotland. He Died of Wounds received in France on the 15th October 1914, having served there since the the 13th August 1914. His Delhi Durbar Medal is confirmed on the Forces site details. £300-400
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A 1914 STAR SOMERSET L I CASUALTY TRIO. A 1914 Star, British War & Victory Medals named to 3/6205 Pte C M Hall Som LI. Charles Martin Hall was serving in France from September 1914, it is not recorded on his MIC details if his widow ever applied for the bar if he was so entitled. A native of Weston Super Mare they were living at 155 Kenn Road, Clevedon, Somerset, when he was Killed in Action on the 9th April 1917. £150-180
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A GRENADIER GUARDS OFFICERS STAR/BAR & MID TRIO. A 1914 Star with Bar named to Lieut T E R Symonds G.Gds. British War & Victory Medals named to Captain T E R Symonds. he was Mentioned in Despatches during the Gt War, retiring from the Guards with Ill Health in 1923 as a Brevet Major. He had served in France & Flanders from the 4th October 1914, invalided home and later attached Staff Corps. T E R Symons was educated at Eton C1906. He was in E L Vaughans House. He joined the Grenadier Guards in 1910 and was promoted Lieutenant in 1912, Captain 1915 and Bt Major in 1919. He was ADC to the Governor and Commander in Chief of the Dominion of New Zealand. The family had historic ties to Mynde Park, Herefordshire. His ancestor purchased it in 1740, Thomas Edward Raymond Symonds the only son of Captain T R S Symonds and the last male heir, died unmarried in 1928 of cancer at the age of 33. The property was recently on the market with 1,200 acres, at £15,000,000 the then asking price. With copies of his Funeral report and various informative letters from Guards Officers including a good photograph of him and two other serving officers, etc. £300-400
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A ROYAL FUSILIERS DCM MONS STAR/BAR TRIO (MID) GROUP (4) A George V Distinguished Conduct Medal named to L-11154 Sjt P Garrod 1/R Fus. A 1914 Star with Bar named to L-11154 Pte P Garrod 1/R Fus. British War & Victory Medals, the latter with MID Oakleaf named to L-11154 Sjt P Garrod R Fus. Percy Garrod served in France from the 8th November 1914 and would have appeared to be in almost immediate action. His MIC details confirm his entitlement to both Star and Bar plus Roses. His Mention in Despatches was in the London Gazette of the 22nd May 1917 Volume 30086 and page 5026. His Distinguished Conduct Medal was in the London Gazette on the 1st January 1918. His Home Town is shown as Stevenage. His Citation reads; For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty. When his platoon officer became a casualty during an attack he took command of the platoon, and led it with great ability under heavy fire. He has rendered valuable service during a very long period, and has always set a magnificent example of courage and devotion to duty to his men (7th April 1918) £1300-1500
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A 1914 STAR TRIO & TWO GT WAR PAIRS. A 1914 Star trio named to 10408 Pte A Friend 2/E. Lancs. Who served in France from the 6th November 1914. British War & Victory Medals named to 1. 17914 Pte J E Snow Som LI (John). 2. 200200 Pte L G Bedggood Tank Corps. Leslie Gordon Bedggood (or Bedgood) gave his NOK as his Mother at 30 Risingholme Rd, Maidstone? Middlesex. He was posted to the 13th Battalion Tank Corps in March 1918. Photocopied details are with the medals. £100-150
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A DSO GROUP OF FOUR TO COL W B RITCHIE S LANCS REGT. A George V Distinguished Order awarded to Major William Buchanan Ritchie in the London Gazette dated 18th February 1915. A 1914 Star and bar named to Captain W B Ritchie S. Lan. R. British War & Victory Medals named to Lt Col W B Ritchie. The latter with Oakleaf emblem on the ribbon. William B Ritchie was the youngest son of Major J Ritchie who also served in the Prince of Wales Own South Lancashire Regt. Commissioned into the Regiment aged 21 years in 1899, his first service abroad was in France from the 14th August 1914. Mentioned in Despatches for his actions during the Retreat from Mons, in the 19th October 1914 edition of the London Gazette. His Distinguished Service Order was awarded in the London Gazette of the 18th February 1915. 'For services in connection with operations in the field.' Again Mentioned in Despatches on the 4th January 1917. Major Ritchie was Invalided home in October 1914, after his DSO recommendation was put forward for his rearguard action during the retreat. He later took part in The Battle of The Somme in 1916. Again invalided home in 1917, he again returned to the Front until the Armistice. After the War he also served for two years in Ireland, thence Egypt and India. His death aged 59 years was reported in the Gloucestershire Echo on the front page of the 13th September 1937 edition. The death took place at his home at 'Halfacre' Leckhampton of Colonel Willaim Buchanan Ritchies DSO late the Prince of Wales Volunteers (South Lancashire Regt). Colonel ritchie was the youngest son of the late Major J Ritchie S Lancs Regt. Colonel Ritchie commenced a long and distinguished army career in 1899 when he joined The Prince of Wales Volunteers at 21. His promotion was rapid Captain 1904, Major in 1914, Lt Col 1921 and Colonel 1927. He went to France with the British Expeditionary Force on the outbreak of war and took part in the retreat from Mons. He was mentioned in despatches and invested with the Distinguished Service Order for a part he took in a rearguard action. In October 1914 he was invalided home but took command of and trained a service Battalion which he subsequently took to France in 1916 and took part in the Battle of the Somme. He remained in France on active service when once more he was invalided home. He returned to France in 1918 and remained there until the armistice. He served for two years as second in commandof the 1st battalion of the Prince of Wales Volunteers. In 1921 he commanded the 2nd Battalion of the regiment. After services in Egypt and India he returned to the UK, and was offered command of the South Staffordshire Territorial Brigade but ill health forced him to refuse the opportunity. Shortly afterwards he retired from the army. In April 1914 Colonel Richie married Ethel youngest daughter of the late Mr J D MacVicar MA who lived in Cheltenham for many years. Colonel Ritchie has lived in Cheltenham since his retirement in 1927. He was Secreatry of the Leckhampton Branch Conservative Association. Born the 16th September 1877, he joined the 9th Battalion Rifle Brigade as a junior. After service in the Militia he joined the South Lancs Regt 25/2/1899. He was firstly with the 2nd Battalion POW Volunteers, then commanded the 11th Battalion from April 1916 until 27th November 1917 Again with the 2nd Battalion in Egypt and India. Included with copied photographs and career details etc, is a copy of him with King George V inspecting the Depot at Shoreham in 1927. In Sir John French's despatches he states the Battle of the Aisne 5th-23rd of September Captain W B Ritchie South Lancashire Regt (most senior officer mentioned from the Regiment in that Gazette). £1800-2200
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THREE HENRY III LONG CROSS PENNIES. Three silver long cross penny pieces, from the reign of Henry III. 1/ Class IIa 1.22 grams Nicole London. HIC/OLE/OHC/VND reverse. 2/ Another Class IIb with Nicole London reverse. 1.17 grams (fused pellets NIC/OLEC/DHO/UHD) 3/ Class IIb with Nicole Canterbury reverse, 1.4 grams. HIC/OLC/DHO/ANT reverse. £100-120
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FIVE HENRY III LONG CROSS PENNIES. A long cross silver penny of Henry III 1.2 grams, Class IIIa with HEN/RIO/MLV/RDE reverse (REX III) obverse. 2/ Class IIIb with HEN/RIO/HLV/NDG reverse REX III obverse, 1.3 grams. 3/ A class IIIbc Rex III obverse with Nicole reverse NIC/OLE/ONL/VND 1.4 grams. 4/ Rex III obverse with pellets between curls, 1.2 grams. HECV/RIO/NLV/NDES reverse. 5/ A class IIIc with Rex III and pellets between curls, 1.4 grams. NIC/OLE/ONLVIO. All London Mint. £100-120
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FIVE HENRY III LONG CROSS PENNIES. (5) Canterbury Mint Henry III silver pennies including, 1/ With Rex III obverse and NIC/OLE/OHC/ANT weight 1.4 grams. 2/ With Rex III legend obverse, WIL/LEM/OVC/ANT reverse 1.3 grams. 3/ With Rex III obverse and GIL/BE./TOI/CLAV reverse. 1.4 grams. 4/ With Rex III obverse and [NIC]/OLE/OVC/AN(T) reverse, 1.4 grams. 5/ Rex III obverse with neck pellets between curls. 1.1 grams, reverse reads GIL/RE./TOI/OFN. £100-120
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FOUR LONG CROSS PENNIES. Four Long Cross Henry III 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. £100-120
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FIVE LONG CROSS HENRY III PENNIES. (5) Henry III Winchester Mint long cross pennies, including 1/ IIa with HUG/GOH/WIH/OHEL reverse 1.3 grams. 2/ IIIb with IVR/DAN/ONW/INC with original 6/- ticket circa mid 20thC period. 3/IIIbc with HVG/GON/WIN/CC.., 1.4 grams. (Brought from Nobins Exeter 1960). 4/ IIIab1 BEV/GRO/NEV.ERW reverse, 1.2 grams. 5/ IIIb with RIC/AED/OVL/IHO reverse, 1.45 grams. £120-150
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THREE HENRY III LONG CROSS PENNIES. Three Henry III long cross pennies including 1/ IIIb with IAC/OBO/NBR/VST reverse weight 1.3 grams (Bristol Mint). 2/ IIIb with IOV/OIW/ILT/O.C reverse 1.5 grams Wilton Mint. 3/ IIIb IOH/OVE/CC../1.2 grams (Exeter Mint) £100-120
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(5) LONG CROSS HENRY III SILVER PENNIES. All Class III b, from five different mints. I/ ROG/ERO/NE/IOV weight 1.1 grams (Rogeronglov) Ex DNW 2005 Gloucester Mint. 2/ IIIb (Lincoln Mint) RICC/ARD/OVL/INE, weight 1.4 grams. 3/ IIIb ADA/MOI/NGV/..., weight 1.3 grams Newcastle Mint. 4/ IIIb LVCC/ASO/NNO/RhA weight 1.3 grams (Lucas Northampton Mint) 5/ IIIb with HECV/RIO/NO/XON weight 1.2 grams. (Oxford Mint) £100-150
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A SILVER PENNY OF HENRY III CLASS IVb. A Nicole London Class IVb silver penny, ex the W J Conte Collection (74-10/96) via DNW 6/2/2013 Auction Lot 79. NIC/OL../ONL/VND reverse weight 1.33 grams. £200-250
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HENRY III LONG CROSS PENNIES. (5) Henry III 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. £100-120
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THREE BURY ST EDMUNDS MINT SILVER PENNIES. Henry III 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 I silver penny with IOH/ONG/EIN/TED, weight 1.4 grams Ex part of Lot 241 DNW 17/12/2007. £50-70
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FIVE HENRY III SILVER PENNIES. (5) Long cross silver pennies of Henry III, 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. £120-150
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A HENRY III SILVER PENNY. Class Vd with NIC/HOL/EON/KAN reverse (Nicole on Kan) ex lot 47 Spink Auction 11024. 1.46 grams. £80-100
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FIVE HENRY III LONG CROSS PENNIES ALL LONDON MINT EXAMPLES. Including 1/ Class Vf weigth 1.34 grams, with DAV/ION/LVN/DEN reverse. 2/ Class Vf with RIC/ARD/OIL/VND reverse, 1.23 grams. 3/ Class Vf with WAL/TER/ONL/VND reverse, weight 1.4 grams. 4/ Class Vg with RIC/ARD/ONLV/ND. reverse, weight 1.53 grams. 5/ Class Vg with REN/ARD/OVL/VND revers weight 1.42 grams. £100-120
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