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A VICTORIAN POLICE JUBILEE MEDAL, SPECIAL CONSTABULARY LSM AND 1902 POLICE CORONATION MEDAL. A Victorian Metropolitan Police Jubilee medal 1887 with 1897 clasp named to P.C. J. Smith Y. Division. A Special Constabulary Long Service medal with Great War 1914-18 clasp, named to Frederick D.R. Dunkley, and an Edward VII Metropolitan Police Coronation medal, 1902, named to P.C. W.Cook, E. Division. (3) £80-120 (+ 30% BP*)
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LEGION D'HONNEUR. A Legion d'Honneur award with applied silk rosette to the ribbon, the five pointed star beneath a wreath, the reverse with crossed French flags, another similar with plain ribbon, dated 1870 to the blue enamel band to the centre and another more recent undated example. (3) £80-120 (+ 30% BP*)
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LEGION D'HONNEUR. A Legion d'Honneur award with red ribbon on a ring suspension and crown decorated with eagles with wings outstretched, the five point star centred by a gilt image of Napoleon within a blue enamel border 'Napoleon Empereur Des Francais', the reverse with a further eagle with wings outstretched. A similar award with ring and crown suspension, centred by Henri IV, the reverse with crossed French flags. (2) £100-150 (+ 30% BP*)
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A COLLECTION OF AMERICAN MEDALS. American medals: Legion of Merit with star attached to the ribbon, Joint Services Commendation, Air Force Medal for Military Merit, Vietnam star with 1960 clasp, Silver star 'For Gallantry in action' and Distinguished Service cross. (6) £60-80 (+ 30% BP*)
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A U.S.A. AIR FORCE DISTINGUISHED SERVICE MEDAL AND ANOTHER. A U.S.S. Air Force Distinguished service medal in case of issue with medal ribbon and enamel badge, and a Liberation of Kuwait medal, both unnamed as issued. (2) £40-60 (+ 30% BP*)
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THE ORDER OF OUISSAM AL-ALOUI. A Moroccan Order of Ouissam Al-Alaoui suspended from an orange ribbon with thin white strips to either edge, the five pointed star hanging beneath a laurel wreath. £40-60 (+ 30% BP*)
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BELGIAN ORDERS OF THE CROWN AND LEOPOLD AND A CROIX DE GUERRE. A Belgian Order of Leopold, An Order of the Crown with crossed swords to the ribbon and a Belgian Croix de Guerre. (3) £40-60 (+ 30% BP*)
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AN AUSTRIAN JUBILEE CROSS, 1848-908 AND TWO SIMILAR AWARDS. An Austrian Jubilee Cross 1848 - 1908, A similar order of Franz Joseph dated 1916 to the reverse and a Signum Laudis military medal of merit award with crossed swords to the ribbon. (3) £50-80 (+ 30% BP*)
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A USSR ORDER OF THE PATRIOTIC WAR AND TWO OTHERS. A USSR Order of the Patriotic War, A similar Order of Glory and another. (3) £20-40 (+ 30% BP*)
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A COLLECTION OF EUROPEAN AWARDS TO INCLUDE AN ITALIAN ORDER OF THE REPUBLIC. An Italian Order of the Republic, Romanian Order of the Star, Spanish Order of Naval Merit, French Croix De Guerre with leaf mounted to the ribbon, a Medaille Militaire and a Pakistanis defence medal. (6) £50-80 (+ 30% BP*)
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A CIVIL DEFENCE LONG SERVICE MEDAL AND OTHER AWARDS. An Elizabeth II Civil Defence medal, British reverse, unnamed as issued, an Order of St John, award and another named to Gertrude Tuck with 1955 bar and a Red Cross award 'Red Cross proficiency first aid' with 1955 bar. (4) £40-60 (+ 30% BP*)
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A FIRST WORLD WAR 1914-15 STAR, VICTORY MEDAL AND OTHER ITEMS. A First World War 1914-15 star named to 1786 Sepoy Fakir Khan, 62/Punjabis. A Victory medal to 613894 Private W.H.Pike, 19 London R. Two World War II War Medals, a George VI India medal, badges, Lusitania medal, ribbons and other items. (a lot) £30-50 (+ 30% BP*)
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A GREAT WAR AND SECOND WORLD WAR IRON CROSS AND WAR MERIT CROSS. A Great War Iron Cross, 2nd Class, a Second World War Iron Cross, 2nd Class and a War Merit Cross with swords. (3) £80-120 (+ 30% BP*)
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THE MEDALS OF BRIGADIER GENERAL (Hon) G.L. SCLATER-BOOTH, 2nd BARON BASING OF BASIN BYFLETE AND OF HODDINGTON. C.B. A group of four medals comprising Companion of the Order of the Bath, Military Division, Gazette p6898, 25/7/1905. Queen's South Africa Medal with Cape Colony, Tugela Heights, Relief of Ladysmith, Laing's Nek, Orange Free State and Transvaal clasps, King's South Africa Medal with South Africa 1901 and 1902 clasps. The Prussian Order of the Red Eagle with a letter from Buckingham Palace dated November 1911 "I have the honour to inform you that The King has been graciously pleased to give you Private Permission to wear the insignia of the Order of the Red Eagle, which was conferred upon you by the German Emperor and King of Prussia. The first two named to Lt. Col. George Limbrey Basing, 1st Royal Dragoons. The recipient is recorded as commanding a column in 1901-2, mentioned in dispatches twice. A quantity of related items including a Dutch Bible printed in 1882 with a paper label 'picked up at the Battlefield 1900' a further note stating that this was at a Battlefield at the Relief of Ladysmith. 'Marked Testament, South Africa 1900' given to every officer when he went out to the Boer war. A 1 Pond Gold coin, 1893, in green enamel mount 'Given by Serg. Cornwall (?) during the Boer War, Three bullet cases in a box with label 'Bullets from the Battlefield of Colenso'. A South Africa 1900 chocolate tin containing remains of the chocolate. A photograph of Wilhelm II (1859-1941) Emperor of Germany and King of Prussia. A Letts's Indian and Colonial Office Diary for 1905 with comprehensive entries. A 1914 Princess Mary tobacco tin containing tobacco and cigarettes and other documents. George Sclater-Booth (1860-1919) was the son of George Sclater-Booth, 1st Baron Basing a Conservative politician who served as President of the Local Government Board under Benjamin Disraeli between 1874 and 1880. This lot contains the 1st Baron's passport dated 25th January 1848 signed by Palmerston and a small quantity of related letters. George Limbrey Sclater-Booth was educated at Eton and Balliol College Oxford he joined the 1st Dragoons as a Captain. Succeeding as 2nd Baron on 22nd October 1894. He retired from the Army in 1906, became Deputy Lieutenant of Hampshire and Justice of the Peace for Hampshire. He served with the Territorial Force Association being mobilized in 1914, he gained the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel, Brevet Colonel and finally Honorary Brigadier-General in 1918. £800-1500 (+ 30% BP*)
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THE MEDALS OF VICE ADMIRAL SIR HUMPHREY T. WALWYN, KCSI, KCMG, CB, DSO. The Group of twelve awards comprising: Knight Commander Star of India, neck badge and star in Garrard & Co. case of issue. Knight Commander Order of St Michael and St George, neck badge and breast star in Garrards and Co. case of issue. Companion of the Order of the Bath, Military, neck badge, in Garrard & Co. case of issue. A group of eight medals mounted as worn comprising: A George V Distinguished Service Order, for service during the Battle of Jutland, Gazette date 15/09/1916, p9071. Queen's South Africa Medal with no bars named to Lieutenant H.T. Walwyn, H.M.S.Beagle. 1914-15 Star, named to Lieutenant Commander Walwyn. British War Medal 1914-20 named to Captain Walwyn. Victory Medal with Mentioned in Despatches leaf, named to Captain Walwyn. Jubilee medal 1887. Coronation medal 1911. Coronation medal 1937. Order of St Stanislaus, Commander, 2nd Class (With Swords) Gazette date 05/06/1917 No. 30116, p5592. The Order of St Stanislaus was awarded to Officers of the Royal Navy by the Russian Government for distinguished service rendered in the battle of Jutland. A set of miniatures, mounted as worn, all twelve medals. A second set of miniatures, mounted as worn, ten medals, lacking Knights Commander of St Michael and St George and the 1937 Coronation medal. Sir Humphrey Walwyn's remarkable history of service covers the Second Boer War, Great War and Second World War. Beginning in 1893 with two years at Dartmouth before joining the battleship Camperdown as a midshipman. By December 1900 he had been promoted to lieutenant. He was awarded the Queen's South Africa Medal for service aboard the eight gun steam sloop H.M.S. Beagle, one of 139 no-bar medals awarded to those serving on the vessel. The Great War medals, lieutenant commander to Captain, were awarded for service on mainly Battleships including H.M.S. Warspite at Jutland for which he was awarded the Distinguished Service Order and Order of St Stanislas. Promoted to Captain at the end of 1916 he served aboard, and commanded various vessels, after hostilities ended and a spell at the Admiralty as Director of Gunnery Division he went on to take command of the battleship H.M.S. Queen Elizabeth and Valiant. Promotion to Rear Admiral from 1928 he was appointed a Companion of the Order of the Bath and Flag Officer Commanding and Director of the Royal Indian Marine. Vice Admiral from 1932, his Knight Commander of the Order of the Star of India was awarded on 2nd January 1933. Overseeing the change from the Royal Indian Marine to the Royal Indian Navy in October 1934 as first Flag Officer Commanding, he retired after a month in November being placed on the Retired List on 15th December 1934. Retirement was only brief as from 1936 Walwyn served as Governor of Newfoundland and chairman of the Commission of Government. Appointed Knight Commander of the Order of St Michael and St George on 6th June 1939. During the Second World War he played a crucial role in encouraging Newfoundlanders to join the war effort. Retiring for a second time in 1946 to Maiden Newton he lived until 1957. £25000-30000 (+ 30% BP*)
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SUFFRAGETTE HUNGER STRIKE MEDAL - ANNA LEWIS. A silver Suffragette medal, 1st bar marked For Valour, 2nd bar dated February 10th 1914, with a purple, silver and green ribbon. The medal marked on one side Hunger Strike and the reverse with the name Anna Lewis, in a named leather case which reads Presented to Anna Lewis, By the Women's social and political union in recognition of a gallant action, whereby through endurance to the last extremity of hunger and hardship, a great principle of political justice was vindicated. Also with 2 silver Portcullis brooches by Toye, London (these were given to those imprisoned at Holloway, and are sometimes seen seperately to the medal), 2 photographs of Anna Lewis and friend Miss De Pass, and a paper cutting about Miss Lewis. Also with various Suffragette ephemera (old and more modern) including Panko Votes for Women playing cards (some missing), various badges, Roll of Honour Suffragette Prisoners 1905-1914, Suffragette ribbon, Royal Doulton figure (HN 2816, Votes for Women), and other items.
*The paper cutting is an article about Miss Lewis after her death, she died at 87 at a nursing home in Worthing. It states that she worked with Mrs Pankhurst and was a leading member of the Women's Social and Political Union. For her activities which included being chained to railings and being subjected to force feeding which left her with a hoarse voice for the rest of her life. She set up a special home to nurse other suffragettes so they could make a full recovery, and she attended the special memorial service for the Suffragettes every year. Her name is listed in the Roll of Honour (as Ann Lewis). These items were collected by a lady with an interest in the Suffragette movement, and she used them to give lectures to local groups on the subject. £4000-6000 (+ 30% BP*)
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CASED MASONIC MEDAL. A silver gilt and enamel masonic medal, marked Assistant (Grand Assistant Registrar) on one side underneath a scroll. In a fitted case. Only marked on the loop with a Lion mark. £40-60 (+ 30% BP*)
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MASONIC ROBES AND REGALIA. A collection of Somerset Masonic robes and regalia to include full length white robes with red cross and Somerset badge, cuffs, aprons, sashes, a collection of gilt-metal and similar badges and a large collection of Masonic literature and ephemera. (a lot). £50-100 (+ 30% BP*)
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THE HOXTON LODGE - MASONIC MEDAL. An elaborately engraved silver medal, a four part square cross centred by a Phoenix rising from flames, on a blue and white ribbon, engraved suspension bar and bar engraved with initials P.C.N. Engraved to the reverse 'Pride of Hoxton Lodge, U.T.A.S.P. Presented to the Bros. to P.C.N. Bro. E. Macklin as a mark of respect, July 12 1887.' Hallmarked for London 1887, 7cm wide. £40-60 (+ 30% BP*)
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A LARGE COLLECTION OF MASONIC REGALIA. Five aprons, three for Buckinghamshire, one Middlesex, various collars and other regalia. And a collection of badges and awards to include a 15ct and 9ct gold award 'Quadragesimus Secundus' presented to W.Bros. W.Robinson. R.M. 1931-2, another similar gold award, and a collection of enamelled silver and other badges. £200-300 (+ 30% BP*)
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A CASED GOLD NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF IRELAND PRIZE MEDAL. An 18ct hallmarked Birmingham and Sheffield assay marks, year date 1914, 50mm diameter and weighing 62 grams. Very ornate obverse with the University of Ireland badge in the centre, on chequered background with Shamrocks inset. The National University of Ireland Veritati and Fir Fer , also the date MDCCCCVIII below. The reverse has The Dr & Mrs W A Browne medal for colloquial knowledge of French & German. Won by Violet Anna Alicia Stockley Autumn 1914. The fitted case bears the name, West & Son, The Kings Jewellers, 102 &103 Grafton Street, Dublin. See later lot for her fathers? silver awards. £800-1200 (+ 30% BP*)
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A CASED GOLD UNIVERSITY OF DUBLIN PRIZE MEDAL. An unmarked (tested at 18ct or above) gold prize medallion, awarded by The Philosophical Society of the University of Dublin. Founded AD 1854 obverse with the University Arms and shamrocks decoration, of some 39mm in diameter. The reverse has engraved within a wreath, C E Osborne Oratory 1880. The fitted case with makers label, Woodhouse 11 Harrington Street, Dublin. Weight 31.4 gms. See later lot for his silver awards. £400-600 (+ 30% BP*)
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A GOLD UNIVERSITY OF DUBLIN PRIZE MEDAL. A cased 39mm diameter unmarked (tested at 18ct or above) gold medal, with the University badge obverse. Awarded by The Philosophical Society University Dublin, founded in 1854. The Arms of the University are backed by shamrocks, etc. The reverse is engraved C E Osborne Composition 1880, in a fitted case with Woodhouse, 11 Harrington Street, Dublin inset. Weight 31.6 grams. See later lot for his silver awards. £400-600 (+ 30% BP*)
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SILVER RATHMINES SCHOOL PRIZE MEDALS etc. 1. A cased silver Trinity College Dublin medal, 51mm diameter. No provision for a mounting ring, in its originally labelled Woodhouse, 11 Harrington St, Dublin fitted case. The medal has a Queen Elizabeth I obverse, with COLL.SS.ET.INDIVID. TRIN. REG. ELIZABETHAE. JUXTA. DVBL. 1591. The initials WW and JW are evident. The obverse reads LIT. REGENT. FELICITER.EXCULTIS, with the College Arms and shamrocks etc. Engraved to Carolus E Osborne 1881. Weight 62.2 grams. 2. A 46mm diameter silver Trinity College medal with mounting ring present, again with the College Arms of a Castle, Lion, Harp, Portcullis, Tudor Rose etc on the obverse. Engraved on the reverse is Oratory C E Osborne 1879. 3. A 44mm diameter silver prize medal, lacking its suspension ring. Rathmines School Rev Dr Benson Headmaster Easter 1870, engraved on the reverse. Also Ora Et Labora, Holy Scripture, Charles Edw Osborne Angelic figure obverse with Thy Word Is A Lamp Onto My Feet And Light Unto My Path. Weight 31.1 grams. 4. Another as per the last description, with ring suspension present. Obverse the same the reverse reads, Rathmines School. Rev Dr Benson Master. Ora Et Labora. English History. Charls Edwd Osborne . Christmas 1872. Weight 31.9 grams 5. A silver 43mm diameter prize medal, with Owl and Books, Globes etc, obverse. Cast into the reverse letters read, Ora Et Labora. Rathmines School. Rev Dr Benson . Master. Engraved with Christmas 1874 English Literature. Unnamed but by provenance won by C E Osborne, Weight 35.9 grams. £80-120 (+ 30% BP*)
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SILVER SCHOOL PRIZE MEDALLIONS. Two cased silver Rathmines School 44mm diameter medallions, awarded to W F P Stockley . The first of the two dated 1876, engraved ' Ora Et Labore, Holy Scripture, Willm F P Stockley'. Rathmines School Rev Dr Benson Head Master. Easter 1876. Weight 30.4 grams. The second of similar style with raised cast lettering ORE ET LABORE, RATHMINES SCHOOL, REV DR BENSON MASTER. Engraved is W F P Stockley. Captain of the School, 1876-77. Weight 36.7 grams. Makers labels Wm Woodhouse, 5 Kildare Place, Dublin. An uncased 44mm diameter silver Prize Medallion, with engraved reverse. Rathmines School. Rev Dr Benson Master. Ora et Labora, W F P Stockley. Dux in the Lower School. Christmas 1871. Weight 32.8 grams. Two further uncased silver Prize Medallions, both of 46mm diameter. The first with engraved obverse, Greek Testament. In Memoriam J J Wilson. W F Stockley. Christmas 1874. Weight 45.9 grams. The second with College Coat of Arms front, the reverse engraved William F Stockley. Composition. Session 1882-83. Weight 47.5 grams. A cased silver Prize Medallion, Rathmines School. Rev Dr Benson Master. Ora et Labore. English Literature Charles Edward Osborne. Christmas 1872. Weight 31.8 grams. (6 in total). £80-120 (+ 30% BP*)
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VARIOUS SILVER MEDALS. Most unnamed, including 6 identical Swimming medals, various silver medals of Celtic design etc. Also with one medal for the Civil Service Cup 32/33, and Kings Own Regiment Marksman 1903. £80-120 (+ 30% BP*)
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DIAMOND JUBILEE MEDALLIONS. Three silver issue Queen Victoria Diamond Jubilee medallions, 55mm R Mint examples. Young head 1837 and 1897 head, all lacking boxes. £60-80 (+ 30% BP*)
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HISTORICAL SCOTTISH SILVER PRIZE MEDALS OF CASTLE MENZIES ASSOCIATION, etc. A large silver prize medal with ornate mount, Weem Horticultural Association 1895 around the edge. WHA with ring mount and Skill is Profitable in the scrolls, engraved in the central part. Presented by Sir Robert Menzies bt. For Best Sample of Honey , Won by James Ewing. DM for WO Weight 37.5 grams. 2. A large scm prize medal, with ornate top mount and ring. Engraved on the front is Aberfeldy Flower Show 1878, Presented by John McDonald ME, Aberfeldy. On the reverse, For Best Collection of Cut Geranium Trusses. Gained by Mr Ewing, Castle Menzies 27.1 grams. 3. A scm non hallmarked prize medal 33.3 grams, circular with floral top mount. On the obverse in raised lettering, Breadalbane & c. Horticultural Society to Winner of most prizes. On the reverse is engraved, Won by Mr James Ewing Findynate Gardens. Season 1888. 4. Another with same obverse and legend, reverse engraved Joseph Ewing Castle Menzies Gardens. 1884. Weight 23.9 grams. 5. Another similar medal with engraved lettering obverse, Breadalbane & Weem & c. Horticultural Society. On the reverse again engraved, Professional winning most prizes 1881. Joseph Ewing Castle Menzies. Garden. Weight 24.4 grams. 6/7. Two silver hallmarked Sporting medals, Parkside 100 yds 2nd and Parkside 220 yds 2nd., Both toyne & Co and HM 1898. Both weight combined 18.8 grams. 8. A white metal Ifor Fael obverse circular medal, in commemoration of the visit of Lord Tredegar to Risca 5th October 1896. £200-250 (+ 30% BP*)
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A LARGE CASED SILVER SPORTING AWARD 'ELMS CC'. A large silver sporting award in a damaged but repairable case, by E Tyler Medallist London. Silver top and bottom floral bars, on a blue and white striped ribbon. The ornate obverse of cross form, with inset spear heads. The reverse engraved Elms C C. 5 Miles Championship won by Sid Bennett 1892. A further silver award with S CA M R C R U C Div 1939. Lastly a bronzed Motorcycle award 25mm diameter, with engraved reverse. Taunton & District M C & L C Club, 100 Miles Reliability Trial 7th July 1921. (3) £30-50 (+ 30% BP*)
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A CASED L M & SCOTTISH RAILWAY MEDALLION 1926. Dark toned finish May 1926 National Emergency Royal Mint Medal, 51mm diameter. Designed by Gillick, presented to those who gave service during the emergency. Number 2003 in British Commemorative Medals by Christopher Eimer. £30-40 (+ 30% BP*)
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A GEORGE II CALENDAR MEDAL. By John Powell of Birmingham, 14g, 1 1/2" dia. £30-40 (+ 30% BP*)
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EMILE MONIER (1863-1970) EIGHT BRONZE COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS. A set of eight bronze medals with representations of French West African Colonies: Senegal, Guinee, Mauritanie, Haute-Volta, Soudan, Niger, Dahomey and Cote D'Ivoire, each signed, 60mm. In original case of issue. Presumably produced for the French Colonial Exhibition of 1931. £200-400 (+ 30% BP*)
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A RENFREWSHIRE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY MEDAL. The obverse with horse, cows and sheep amongst farm machinery and beneath a Renfrewshire crest, the reverse 'Renfrewshire Agricultural Society Instituted 1819 named to William Clark, Drumbie Cathcart. £30-40 (+ 30% BP*)
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A DUBLIN PANTHEON HALFPENNY, HORTON'S STAFFORD PENNY AND OTHERS. A Dublin Pantheon Halfpenny, 1802, a Stafford Penny, 1801, Coventry Halfpenny, 1793, an East India House Halfpenny, 1792 and sixteen similar tokens or regional issues. (20) £40-50 (+ 30% BP*)
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AN 1813 THREEPENCE BIRMINGHAM POORHOUSE TOKEN, A THEATRE ROYAL GALLERY TOKEN AND OTHER ITEMS. An 1813 Birmingham Poorhouse Threepence, Theatre Royal Gallery token, A Liverpool Docks 'Load of Stone' token, an Ironbridge and Ketley Inclined plane halfpenny, 1789, a Donald & Co halfpenny, 1792 and nineteen similar tokens, provincial issues and similar. (24) £30-50 (+ 30% BP*)
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A FRANCIS & MARIA THERESA 1757 BRONZE MEDALLION. 58mm diameter with Franciscvs Avg Maria Theresa Avg and facing busts obverse, MDCCXVII below. The reverse with 13 busts of among other siblings Joseph II her son, a future Holy Roman Emperor. A daughter was the future Queen of France, Marie Antoinette. Her beloved husband Francis Stephen of Lorraine, died in 1765. The legend Foecvnditas Avgvstorum Patriae Felicitas and the date MDCCLVIIII, is on the reverse. £40-60 (+ 30% BP*)
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DANIEL ECCLESTONE COPPER HALFPENNY. A Lancashire halfpenny, 1794, with portrait of Daniel Ecclestone, edge 'Payable in Lancaster, Liverpool and Manchester'. An Isle of Man Halfpenny, 1813, a Birmingham Mining and Copper Company halfpenny, 1792 and a 1787 London, Liverpool and Anglesey penny. (4) £30-50 (+ 30% BP*)
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A 1794 PORTSEA HALF PENNY AND NINETEEN OTHER PROVINCIAL COINS AND TOKENS. A 1794 Porstea halfpenny, a Barbados Penny, a Bath 1794 India House token, a 1795 'Prosperity to the town of Poole' token and sixteen others similar. (20) £50-80 (+ 30% BP*)
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AN 1811 HALFPENNY FOR THOMAS WOOD BROKER, AUCTIONEER AND GENERAL AGENT, THE NEW AUCTION MART. AND NINETEEN OTHER TOKENS AND PROVINCIAL COINS. An 1811 Halfpenny for Thomas Wood, a 1788 token for John Wilkinson Iron Master, an Isaac Newton halfpenny, an E.Heath 'Success to Bath' coin and sixteen others. (20) £50-80 (+ 30% BP*)
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MIKLOS HORTHY, 1921. Bronze commemorative medal celebrating Miklos Horthy, Regent of Hungary, 1921 with chariot and horses to the reverse. 3 1/4". £20-30 (+ 30% BP*)
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US SHARE CERTIFICATES. A share certificate for the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad Company, 10 shares, number B2021, printed in green and black, and a share certificate for the Yukon Basin Gold Dredging Company Ltd, 200 shares, dated 1909, printed in black with gilt seal. (2) £50-80 (+ 30% BP*)
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19TH CENTURY FINANCIAL DOCUMENTS. Three French documents, two of which are for Theophile Roederer & Co. Dated 1892 and 1886, the third 'Lettre de Change' dated 1892 and a similar document relating to Morris & Co, Glasgow, 1892. Mounted together. £30-50 (+ 30% BP*)
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NORTHERN BANKNOTES. 4 x £20 Northern Bank notes, 19th January 2005 'Price' HE & HF issues. UNC. 5 x £10 Northern Bank notes in sequential numbers, 1st January 1975. E0 367804-808 signatore H M Gabby UNC. 1 Northern Bank £5 note, 1st August 1943 issue. N-! over S, 02914 with signatory Hugh J Craig, UNC. 2 x £1 notes 1st August 1978, C numbers (Ervin). UNC. £250-300 (+ 30% BP*)
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A ONE HUNDRED POUND NOTE O'NEILL. A Bank of Ireland 'red' One Hundred Pound Note, with A S J O'Neill signatory. Number A0 25902, Belfast, Donegal Place address. With some clerks handwritten 200 & 300 in ink. £150-180 (+ 30% BP*)
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A ONE HUNDRED POUND NOTE. A Bank of Ireland 'red' One Hundred Pound Note, number A001608. H H M Chesnutt signatory, with Belfast, Donegal Place address. Again 200 & 300 in ink from a clerk, or the suchlike. £150-200 (+ 30% BP*)
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ULSTER BANK NOTES. Including 2 x One Pound notes with A prefix numbers, R W Hamilton signatory both 1/3/1976 issues. 3 x Five Pound notes with R W Hamilton signatory, B prefix starting 24-25-26 respectively. 1 x Ten Pound note with D prefix, signatory Victor Chambers. (6 in total) £70-100 (+ 30% BP*)
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NORTHERN IRELAND BANKNOTES. Including a Provincial Bank of Ireland One Pound note, with PN prefix. 1st January 1979 issue F H Hollway signatory. Central Bank of Ireland One Pound notes x 4, a CBI Five Pound note, with ALF prefix. 2 x CBI Twenty Pound notes, GHL & GLL prefixes. (8 in total). £40-60 (+ 30% BP*)
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TWO UNC NORTHERN BANK LTD £100 NOTES. Two consecutively numbered Northern Bank LTD, One Hundred Pound notes. Both issued dated 1st January 1979, H0 060223 & H0 060224 signatory J B Newland. £300-400 (+ 30% BP*)
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TWO N B LTD ONE HUNDRED POUND NOTES. Two Northern Bank Ltd One Hundred Pound notes, with 1st July 1976 & 1st February 1977 issue dates. Signatory J B Newland on each H0 083576 & H0 121564 respectively. £300-400 (+ 30% BP*)
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BANK OF IRELAND & STATES OF JERSEY BANKNOTES. Including the A S J O'Niell signatory One Pound note, with prefix F. A B O Ireland Five Pound note with prefix N, signatory H H M Chestnutt. (2) A States of Jersey Ten Pound note with G C prefix, another of One Pound with MC prefix George Baird signatory. A S O Jersey One Pound note with B prefix and Padgham signatory. (5) £40-60 (+ 30% BP*)
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