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HAMMERED COINAGE/FARTHINGS. Including a Henry VIII second coinage groat, a James I shilling with Harp reverse. Commonwealth halfgroat, 1787 shilling etc A Bridgwater Farthing 1666 with the Arms of the town reverse. A Yeovil Farthing with Crown over ER and dated 1668, The Borough of Yeovil reverse. £50-70
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GEORGIAN COPPER COINAGE etc. A George II halfpenny of 1744 another of 1751 with date flaw. A George III halfpenny of 1775, also an 1806 halfpenny. A Cartwheel twopence and penny pieces of 1797. A George III penny of 1799. Victorian pennies of 1858, and 1867. £50-80
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ROMAN BASE METAL COINAGE. An Antoninius Sestertius of 21.8 grams, another of the Emperor Domitian with SC reverse. 9.9 grams. A third of Faustina, again with SC reverse. 9.6 grams. Base metal coinage of the Emperors Constantine and Maximinus, etc (8 in total) £70-100
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A CHARLES II FARTHING etc. CAROLUS A CAROLO obverse legend, BRITANNIA reverse. A worn Gwilliam et Maria Farthing dated 1694. (2) £50-70
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GEORGE III & IV FARTHINGS etc. (20) Farthings including George III 1772, George IV 1823. William IV 1836, Victoria 1879, also Edward VII & George V & VI examples. £50-70
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A COIN COLLECTORS CABINET. A mahogany collectors cabinet 10.3/4" x 9.1/4" x 6.3/4" deep, with (11) drawers present. £60-80
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A WHITE FIVE POUND NOTE. A 22nd March 1943 dated 'White Fiver', with Peppiatt signature number C336 09740. £50-80
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A WHITE FIVE POUND NOTE. A Bank of England 'White Fiver' note dated 1947 June 2 London 2 June 1947 with Peppiatt signature. Number M33 066086. £50-80
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A FISHER TEN SHILLING NOTE. A United Kingdom of Britain & Ireland Ten Shilling Warren Fisher signed note. November 1922 issue with the number 031 312800. £80-100
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A WARREN FISHER ONE POUND NOTE. A United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland One Pound note, signed by N F Warren Fisher, number T19 283673. £60-80
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A YEOVIL & WINCANTON BANK FIVE POUND NOTE 18— A Henry Whitmarsh and Wm Lambert White Yeovil and Wincanton Bank unused or dated Five Pound note. Circa early 19thC in style, the Bank ran from Circa 1795 under different partners names. 1813 until 1818 under Whitmarsh (Coaches and Glovers) and Lambert White (Solicitor) with Wincanton closing first. Thence taken over by Stuckeys Bank in the 1830's.. £70-90
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VARIOUS BANKNOTES. Including an O'Brien signed One Pound and Ten Shilling notes C1950's. QEII Pound and Ten Shilling notes. A Peppiatt signed One Pound note number H62H 598607, also a Peppiatt Ten Shilling note number H12D 779042. Three Bank of Scotland One Pound notes and Confederate States $5-$10-$20 promise to pay the bearer notes. £50-70
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AN ALBUM OF COINAGE etc An 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. £150-200
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A GEORGE III DOLLAR etc. A George III Bank of England Five Shilling or Dollar piece, dated 1804. A Bank Token Five Pence Irish piece, dated 1806. (2) £80-100
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A JAMES II HALFCROWN etc A James II Halfcrown piece dated 1686, with illegible edge lettering. £100-150
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A WILLIAM III HALFPENNY etc. A William III Halfpenny dated 1700, with GVLIELMVS TERTIVO obverse and Britannia reverse lettering. Also an 1831 dated William IV Farthing. (2) £40-60
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A UNION 1707 SILVER MEDALLION. A Queen Anne 26mm silver Union of England & Scotland commemorative medallion. ANNA D G MAG BRI FR ET HIB REG obverse. With Shield and Lion and Unicorn above double AR cypher reverse, MAII I MDCCVII legend. Number 424 in Christopher Eimer's book, weight 3.2 grams. £100-150
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A GEORGE III HALFCROWN etc. A 'Bullhead' Halfcrown of George III dated 1817. Also a George III Maundy Penny dated 1772. (2). £40-60
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A VICTORIAN HALFCROWN & A FLORIN. A Victorian Halfcrown dated 1901, also an 1887 Golden Jubilee Florin. (2). £50-70
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A QUEEN ANNE SHILLING etc A Queen Anne 1708 dated shilling, with E below bust. Three Cartwheel twopences one with traces of copper lustre, various conditions. A 1754 George II farthing, also other coinage. £50-70
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AN RFC GT WAR MEDAL & 25th LONDON CYCLISTS TD etc. A British War medal named to Capt T H Vitty RFC. Thomas Henry Vitty resided at Northlake House, Kew Gardens, Surrey. He served as a Territorial Officer in the 4th Company London Electrical Engineers. Promoted Lieutenant in 1910, he was transferred during the Great War in an MIEE Flying Commission to the Royal Flying Corps Technical Branch. Later Temp Major RAF. A Victory Medal named to Major M H Easton. A Territorial Officers Decoration with hallmarks for London 1921, also an unnamed Defence Medal. The four mounted for wear, possibly related by marriage and mixed up some time ago. Both officers were from London and in the Territorial Force at the same time. Malcolm Henry Easton was serving in the 25th Battalion London Cyclists Regiment, spending 2 years and five months in India in the Gt War. At one time an officer in the London CC. A matching miniature group of four, mounted for wear. An Edward VII Royal Engineers Officers Cap Badge in white metal, also a 'turning wheel' officers bronze RA cap badge, etc. £100-150
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A PILLAR DOLLAR. A Mexico Mint 8 Reales piece of Charles IV of Spain, dated 1794. £60-80
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FIVE MARK PIECES etc. A Kaiser Wilhelm Five Mark piece dated 1903 with another dated 1913. A Cuban Pesos of 1933, also two Yen silver pieces. £80-100
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SPANISH & PORTUGUESE COINAGE. A 40 Reis piece of 1827. A Spanish 5 Peseta piece dated 1871 with counterstrike on the bust (Azores) weight 22.3 grams. An Isabel of Spain 20 Reales piece dated 1861 and another dated 1852 the latter Madrid Mint. A 1750 dated Philip V of Spain 4 Reis copper coin. With the PROTECTO VTR VMO VIRT obverse and PHILIP V L G HISPAN REX reverse etc. £100-150
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SPANISH COPPER COINAGE etc. A Hammered copper 16 Maravedis piece, with Philippus IV and right facing bust, dated 1664 with B-16 lettering. Another dated 1663 with My-16 on the reverse. An Isabel of Spain 4 Maravedis piece with REYNA DE LAS SPANAS reverse. A 2 Maravedis piece dated 1788, also a Isabel 8 Maravedis piece dated 1855 from the Barcelona Mint, etc £70-90
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SPANISH COINAGE. A 1/4 Pillar Dollar (8 Reales) piece consisting of a cut section, from a full dollar. A Carlos III 1/4 Reales piece, a 2 Reales piece of 1784. A 1/2 Reales piece dated 1785. A 1721 dated 2 Reales piece of Philippus V, also others dated 1722 and 1774, etc £80-120
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SEVEN NORWEGIAN 10 KRONER PIECES. (7) Silver 10 Kroner pieces of King Ericke of Norway 1964 dated, celebrating the 150 years anniversary of the Constitution. £60-80
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TURKISH PIASTRES etc. A 5 Piastre piece dated AH 1223 (year 62). A 10 Piastres piece, also smaller Piastre denomination examples. Saudi Arabian and other silver coinage are in this lot. £70-100
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A MIDDLE EAST HAMMERED COIN. A silver coin of the Sasaniad Kings, from Iran/Persia. Moon and crescents obverse with Zoroastrian Fire Altar and figures reverse. £50-70
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COINAGE OF BRITISH COLONIES. 20thC Examples including British West Africa 3d bits dated 1913/14 and a 6d piece dated 1919, also 1913/49/52 Shillings. East Africa 50 Cent piece, Mauritius Half Rupee 1934, British Guina 4d of 1918, Britsh North Borneo Cent of 1890 and other Colonial coinage. £60-80
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EUROPEAN COINAGE EXAMPLES. Including a G III Stiver of 1813, Swedish and Norwegian Ore, Kroner and others of the 19th & 20thC. £80-120
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A COLONIAL ONE CENT PIECE. A British Honduras One Cent piece dated 1888. £30-50
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A ROYAL NAVY GT WAR TRIO. A 1914/15 Star named to 213048 C Fordham L.S.R.N. British War & Victory Medals named to 213048 C Fordham A.B. R.N Confirmed as a Trio by Royal Navy Rolls. £50-70
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A YORKSHIRE HUSSARS GT WAR TRIO. A 1914/15 Star, British War & Victory Medals named to 2411 Pte R Harrison Yorks Hrs. Private Richard Harrison served with his Regiment in France from the 15th April 1915. Later serving with the West Yorkshire Regiment as No 235984, later the MGC as number 159471. £80-100
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AN ESSEX REGT GT WAR 'BALKANS' TRIO. A 1914/15 Star, British War & Victory Medals mounted for wear all three named to 5481 Pte B Weston Essex R. Bernard Weston served with the 6th Battalion Essex Regt in Theatre (2b) The Balkans from the 9th December 1915. Later served with his Regt under Number 275940. MIC details. However the Battalion History states after Gallipoli they saw service in Palestine-Suez Canal etc. £50-70
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TWO LONDON REGT GT WAR PAIRS. British War & Victory Medals named to 1. 8018 Pte T Comer 23-Lonf.R. 2. 2317 Pte A E Lowe 25-Lond.R. The dash between 25-Lond has a 1 by mistake, done during the original naming process on the BWM only Thomas Comer served in the 23rd London Regt (County of London) under numbers 8018 and 703885. Albert E Lowe served in the 25th London Regt (County of London Cyclist Battalion) under numbers 2317 and 740964. £50-70
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A GT WAR 'ROUGH RIDERS' PAIR ALSO A 1st C.O.L. YEO PAIR. British War & Victory Medals named to 231194 Pte E R Henstridge C.O.Lond.Yeo. Edward R Henstridge served with his Regiment and The Corps of Hussars. British War & Victory Medals named to 4029 Pte F G Minihane 1st Co of Lond Y. Frederick G Minihane served with his Regiment as 4029, later with the Corps of Hussars number 260608. £75-90
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TWO GT WAR 2-DRAGOONS PAIRS. British War and Victory Medals named to 1. D-18345 Pte W Dobbinson. 2-Dns. 2. D-17097 Pte G H Harris 2-Dns. William Dobinson served in the Royal Scots Greys and also the Corps of Dragoons under number D-17097 George H Harris also served later in the Corps of Dragoons. Both confirmed as a pair issued only. £70-90
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TWO GT WAR CAVALRY REGIMENT PAIRS. British War & Victory Medals named to 1. GS 13567 Pte G Anslow. 6-D. Gds. George Anslow of the 6th Dragoon Guards also served in the Corps of Dragoons under number D/14647. 2. GS-5226 Pte A Gibbon 6-D.Gds. Alexander Gibbon 6th Dragoon Guards also served in the 7th Dragoon Guards under number D/12623. £60-80
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GT WAR MEDALS TO CAVALRY REGIMENTS. British War & Victory Medals named to 1. 7DG-5431 W O Cl 2.- F Wallis 7.D.Gds. 2. British War & Victory Medals named to GS-14908 Pte A E Stanford 7-D.Gds. Squadron Serjeant Major Fred Wallis served with his Regiment the 7th Dragoon Guards in France from 13th October 1914. (Entitled Star & Clasp). He also served in the Corps of Dragoons and in the 7th Dragoons under number D/20464. He later served with his Regiment in Iraq, he was awarded the General Service Medal with clasp Iraq 4th April 1924. His addresses were given as c/o Mrs Steane, 19 Melling Road, Bootle Liverpool and later 7 Goodwin Road, Aintree, Liverpool. Albert E Stanford served in the 7th Dragoon Guards under number D/15155. £70-90
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A GT WAR 1st DRAGOON GUARDS PAIR. British War & Victory Medals named to GS-22119 Pte G D Brown. 1-D. Gds. George D Brown served with his Regiment the 1st Dragoon Guards under this number, also the Corps of Dragoons under number D/16964. He was awarded a Silver War Badge List CC/365. £40-60
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GT WAR CAVALRY MEDALS. British War & Victory Medals named to 24500 Pte M Culleton 13 Hussars. (Michael). A British War Medal named to L-8843 Pte C Powell 12-Lrs. Cecil Powell is also entitled to a 1914/15 Star and Victory Medal, having served with his Regiment in France from the 23rd August 1915. (3) £50-70
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TWO GT WAR CAVALRY PAIRS. British War & VIctory Medals named to 1. 28806 Pte A Brown 14-Hrs. (Arthur Brown) also served in the Labour Corps under number 669252. 2. 22352 Pte W Parrott 15-Hrs. (William) Parrott served in France with his Regiment from the 23rd May 1915. Later under number 50703 with the Machine Gun Corps Cavalry. Class Z Reserve 1919. £60-80
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TWO GT WAR CAVALRY REGIMENT PAIRS. British War & VIctory Medals named to 15653 Pte E Tanner 20 Hrs. Pte Ernest Tanner served in France with his Regiment from the 21st November 1914, (he was issued with a 1914 Star). 2. 1251 Pte A R Brownlees K.Edw.H. (Alfred Brownlees) King Edwards Horse is confirmed as a pair issued, only. £70-90
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TWO GT WAR ROYAL AIR FORCE PAIRS. British War & Victory Medals named to 1. 106961 2 A M E G King RAF. 2. 230400 Pte 1. H. J. Burch R. A. F. (the latter in original boxes of issue.) £50-70
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THREE GT WAR PAIRS TO SCOTTISH REGIMENTS. British War & Victory Medals named to 1. 16382 Pte R E Rennie. Camerons. (Robert E Rennie) also served in the MGC under number 72292. 2. 25147 Pte H B MacDonald K O S B. (Hugh B MacDonald) served also in the Royal Scots under number 40292. 3. 2822 Pte A Thomson R Highrs. (Alexander Thomson) also served under number 265880 in this Regiment. £80-100
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THREE GT WAR LINE REGIMENT PAIRS. British War & Victory Medals named to 1. 28512 Pte H S Ingerson Glouc R. (Harry). 2. 202227 Pte A Mason R Berks. R. (Alfred). 3. 22755 Pte R H Cooper Devon R. (Richard) All three confirmed as pairs only issued. £75-90
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A ROYAL MARINE ARTILLERY GT WAR PAIR. British War & VIctory Medals named to R.M.A. 3339 Gr-Sgt H Evans . (Gunner Sergeant) £30-40
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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/(XVI) KRS. (22/5/1919 2. 204150 Pte W C Abbott. Ox & Bucks L I. (William). Also served in the ASC under number S/460460. £50-70
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FOUR GT WAR PAIRS. British War & Victory Medals named to 1. 7954 Pte W J Harrison E Yorks.R. 2. 44814 Pte D Newell Manch.R. 3. 11661 Pte W J Grey K.R.R.C. 4. 6339 Pte T Ladd Rif. Bgde. £90-110
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