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argentum Saturday, 11 February 2012

Ancient Coins British & World Coins Commemorative Medals

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Date of Sale

Saturday, 11 February 2012 at 2.30pm

Public View

Saturday, 11 February 2012

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Order of Sale

Ancient Coins

Lots 1 - 36

British Coins

Lots 37 - 119

World Coins

Lots 120 - 205

British Commemorative Medals

Lots 206 - 246

World Commemorative Medals

Lots 247 - 349

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Price £3

ANCIENT COINS GREEK

Moesia Inferior, Istros, 4th Century BC, Silver Drachm, two young male heads side by side, the right one inverted, rev sea eagle on dolphin, 5.87g (SNG Cop 196). Very fine. £120-150

Macedonia, Skione, Silver Tetrobol, c.480-450 BC, bare male head right, rev ΚΙ, human eye within shallow incuse square, 2.30g (SNG ANS 708 (these dies)). Slightly rough surface, teardrop shaped flan, very fine and very rare. £200-250

Kings of Macedonia, Philip II (359-336 BC), Silver Tetradrachm, posthumous issue, laureate head of Zeus right, rev horseman right holding palm, 14.11g (Le Rider pl. 46, 5). Some traces of corrosion on the reverse, about very fine. £250-300

Seleucid Kings of Syria, Demetrius II (146-138 BC), Silver Tetradrachm, Tyre, 140/139 BC (H/L 1962 var); Greek Bronzes (15), including Carthage, Syracuse and Massinissa king of Numidia; Roman Provincial issues (7), including Alexandria, Antioch, Cappadocia, Zeugma; Parthian coins (4) and other Roman coins (3). Conditions vary from poor to very fine. (30) £300-350

Indo-Greek, Menander I (c.165-130 BC), Æ Units (3), head of elephant right, wearing bell, rev club (SNG ANS 916, 920, 923). Very fine and better. (3) £60-80

Indo-Scythian, Maues (c.125-85 BC), Æ Unit, Apollo standing, holding arrow and bow, rev tripod, monogram on left (Senior 8.1); small Indo-Scythian Æ (2). All very fine. (3) £60-80

Indo-Scythian, Azilises (c.85-45/35 BC), Æ Unit, king on horseback right, rev bull standing left, Dhram above, 10.52g (Senior 58.4). Dark brown patina, very fine. £60-80

Kings of Macedonia, Philip III (323-317 BC), Silver Drachm, head of Herakles right, rev Zeus enthroned left, 4.37g (SNG Cop 1100). About very fine. £50-60

Corinth (c.375-300 BC), Silver Stater (Ravel 1008), Tarentum, Silver Stater; Athens, Silver Drachm; Kolchis, Silver Hemidrachm; and others (6), minor silver and bronze coins. Fair to good fine. (10) £200-250

ROMAN

Hadrian, Silver Hemidrachm, Cappadocia, Caesarea, AD 120-121, AYTO KAIC TPAI AΔPIANOC CEBACTOC, laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right, rev Nike flying right, holding wreath and palm-branch, date ET Δ ( = year 4) in field, 1.73g (Sydenham 256; BMC 142). A little off-centre on the reverse, attractive iridescent cabinet tone, good portrait, extremely fine. £60-80

Faustina I, under Antoninus Pius (AD 138-161), Silver Denarius, Rome, after AD 141, rev Ceres (RIC 361), very fine; Marcus Aurelius as Caesar, Silver Denarius, Rome, AD 140, laureate head of Antoninus Pius right, rev bare head of Marcus Aurelius right (RIC 417), fine and scarce; Marcus Aurelius (AD 161180), Silver Denarius, Rome, AD 161, rev Concordia (RIC 3), good very fine. (3) £150-180

Septimius Severus (AD 193-211), Silver Denarius, Rome, AD 199-200, rev Victory (RIC 144b); Julia Domna, wife of Septimius Severus, Silver Denarius, Rome, AD 196-211, rev Juno (RIC 559); Geta as Caesar, Silver Denarius, Rome, AD 200-202, rev Felicitas (RIC 8). Very fine to good very fine. (3) £150-180

Septimius Severus (AD 193-211), Silver Denarius, rev the emperor on horseback; Caracalla (AD 211217), Silver Denarius, Rome, AD 215, rev Pax (RIC 268); Gordian III (AD 238-241), Silver Antoninianus, Antioch, AD 238-239, rev Fides (RIC 183); Philip I (AD 244-249), Silver Antoninianus, undated, Rome, rev Victory (RIC 51); Trajan Decius (AD 249-251), Silver Antoninianus, undated, Rome, rev the two Pannoniae (RIC 21b). Fine to almost extremely fine. (5) £50-80

Caracalla, Denarius, ANTONINUS PIUS AUG BRIT, laureate head right, rev PM TR P XV COS IIIIPP, Hercules standing left holding club and branch (RIC 192). Very fine. £60-80

L. Papius, Silver Denarius serratus, 79 BC, head of Juno Sospita right wearing goat skin, modius behind, rev gryphon leaping right, modius below, L PAPI in exergue, 4.00g (Cr 384/1; Syd 773). Attractive old cabinet tone, very fine. £200-250

Augustus (27 BC – AD 14), Æ As, Rome, c.19-4 BC, bare head of Augustus right, rev S C (RIC 431); together with 2nd century Æ Sestertii (2), Hadrian, rev Salus, and Marcus Aurelius as Caesar, rev Minerva). First nearly very fine, the others very good to fair. (3) £100-120

Nero (AD 54-68), Silver Denarius, Rome, AD 64-65, laureate head right, rev Jupiter seated left on throne (RIC 53), fair and rare; Vespasian (AD 69-79), Silver Denarius, Rome, AD 77-78, laureate head right, rev Mars (RIC 937), nearly very fine; Domitian (AD 81-96), Silver Denarius, Rome, AD 90-91, laureate head right, rev Minerva (RIC 722), nearly very fine. (3) £200-250

Domitian (AD 81-96), Silver Denarius, Rome, AD 88-89, rev Minerva (RIC 669); other Denarii (4) and Antonianus (1), 2nd - 3rd century, and an anonymous Æ Quadrans, c.81-161 AD, Venus, rev dove (RIC II p.218, 24). First fine, the others poor to fine. (7) £50-70

Trajan�� (AD 98-117), �� Denarius, rev SPQR OPTIMO PRINCIPI, Trajan’s column with two eagles at base (RIC 356). Good to fine, rare. £60-80

Trajan, Denarius, IMP CAES NERVA TRAIAN AUG GERM, laureate bust right, rev PM TR P COS II PP, Pax standing left (RIC 38). Fine. £40-60

Severus Alexander (AD 222-235), Silver Denarius, Rome, AD 222-228, rev Virtus (RIC 182); Julia Mamaea, mother of Severus Alexander (d. AD 235), Silver Denarius, Rome, undated, rev Juno (RIC 343); Julia Maesa, grandmother of Elagabalus and Severus Alexander (d. AD 225), Silver Denarius, Antioch, undated, rev Juno (RIC Elagabalus 259). Very fine to good very fine. (3) £120-150

Maximinus I (AD 235-238), Denarius, laureate draped and cuirassed bust right, rev PM TR P II COS PP, emperor standing left between standards (RIC 3). Well centred, about mint state. £80-100

Maximinus I, Denarii (2), rev Pax, and Maximinus standing (RIC 5, 12); Gordian III, Denarius, rev Diana standing (RIC 127); Antoninianus, rev Jupiter (RIC 84); Philip I, Antoninianus, rev Felicitas (RIC 4), and Tetradrachm of Antioch, rev eagle (RIC 4). Fine or better. (6) £120-150 Gordian III (AD 238-244), Silver Antoninianus, Rome, AD 243-244, rev Fortuna (RIC 144); Philip I (AD 244-249), Silver Antoninianus, Rome, AD 244247, rev Laetitia (RIC 36b); Otacilia Severa, wife of Philip I, Silver Antoninianus, Rome, c. AD 246-248, rev Concordia (RIC 125c); Philip II as Caesar (AD 246-248), Silver Antoninianus, Rome, rev Philip II standing left (RIC 219). Good very fine to extremely fine. (4) £150-180

Trajan Decius (AD 249-251), Silver Antoninianus, Rome, undated, rev Dacia (RIC 12b); Herennia Etruscilla, wife of Decius, Silver Antoninianus, Rome, undated, rev Pudicitia (RIC 59b); Herennius Etruscus as Caesar (AD 250-251), Silver Antoninianus, Rome, undated, rev Herennius standing left (RIC 147c); Trebonianus Gallus (AD 251-253), Silver Antoninianus, Milan, undated, rev Juno (RIC 69). Very fine to almost extremely fine. (4) £100-120

Valerian (AD 253-260), AE Antoninianus, Antioch, undated, rev Felicitas (RIC 283); Gallienus (AD 253-268), AE Antoninianus, Antioch, AD 267, rev Mercury (RIC 607); Salonina, wife of Gallienus, AE Antoninianus, Rome, undated, rev Pietas (RIC 21v); Tacitus (AD 275-276), AE Antoninianus, Gaul, undated, rev Spes (RIC 61); Carinus as Caesar (AD 282-283), AE Antoninianus, Lugdunum, rev Prince standing right (RIC 152); Numerian (AD 283-284), AE Antoninianus, Ticinum, rev Providentia (RIC 447). Generally very fine, a few retaining some silvering. (6) £150-180

Probus (AD 276-282), AE Antoninianus, Rome, rev Fides (RIC 170); Carus (AD 282-283), AE Antoninianus, Rome, rev Jupiter (RIC 39); Diocletian (AD 284-305), AE Antoninianus, Rome, rev Jupiter (RIC 162). Very fine to nearly extremely fine and retaining some silvering. (3) £60-80

Diocletian, AE Follis, Aquileia, c. AD 300, rev Moneta (RIC 29a); Maximianus (first reign, AD 286305), AE Follis, Aquileia, c. AD 296, rev Genius (RIC 23b); Constantius I as Caesar (AD 293-305), AE Follis, Lugdunum, c. AD 301-303, rev Genius (RIC 129a). Generally very fine and retaining some silvering. (3) £120-150

Magnentius (AD 350-353), AE Centenionalis, Treveri, AD 352-353, D N MAGNENTIVS P F AVG, draped and cuirassed bust right, rev SALVS DD NN AVG ET CAES, Chi-Rho, flanked by A-W, TRS in exergue (RIC 320). Some deposit in surfaces, natural green patina, good very fine. £100-150

Roman Imperial Denarii (6), of Trajan, rev Roma seated (RIC 116), Domitian, rev Minerva (RIC 174), Antoninus Pius, rev Aequitas (RIC 61), Caracalla as Caesar, rev priestly emblems (RIC 4), Geta as Caesar, rev Minerva (RIC 105), and Maximinus, rev Maximinus between standards (RIC 1). Mainly very fine. (6) £180-220

Roman Imperial Antoniniani (5), of Gordian III, rev Felicitas (RIC 140), Philip II as Caesar, rev Philip standing, captive at feet (RIC 219 var), Valerian, rev Felicitas (RIC 259), Postumus, rev Postumus standing right (RIC 325) and Probus rev Probus receiving globe from Jupiter (RIC 920). Very fine. (5) £80-100

Roman Provincial Coinage, Commagene, Samosata, Hadrian (AD 117-138), Æ 13mm, laureate head of Hadrian right, rev four line inscription within wreath (BMC 20); together with later Alexandrian Tetradrachms (2), Greek Bronzes (5), including two Ptolemaic Bronzes, and Byzantine Bronzes (4). First about very fine, the others good to fair. (12) £60-80

Æ Sestertii (3) and Æ Asses (8), from Domitian to Gordian III. Poor to almost fine (11) £50-60

Æ Folles and AE3s (22), various emperors and mints, including Diocletian, Maximian, Maxentius, Constantine I, Licinius I, all from western mints, mainly London and Treveri. A varied and interesting group, very fine and better. (22) £400-500

Kings of Northumbria, Aethelred II, Copper Styca, central cross, legend around, +edilred rex with inverted “L”, rev central cross, moneyer’s name +vvlfred, 1.32g (N 188; S 865). Some verdigris both sides, toned, about very fine. £40-50

Kings of Northumbria, Aethelred II (second reign, 843/4-849/50), Copper Styca, central cross in circle, legend around, +edilred rex, rev central pellet with circle of pellets surrounding, moneyer’s name +eardvvlf, 1.19g (N 190; S 868). Some verdigris both sides with corrosion, toned, bold fine. £30-40

Archbishops of York, Wigmund (837-849-850), Copper Styca, central pellet with six others surrounding, +wigmund ar, rev central pellet with six others surrounding, +hvnlaf:, some letters joined, 1.14g (N 196; S 870). Toned, good very fine. £60-80

Eadred (946-955), Penny, non-portrait, small central cross, four pellets above, linear circle surrounding, +ed.red. rex., rev three crosses in horizontal line, moneyer’s name above and below, pynne / lm m-o, three pellets at top and bottom, linear and beaded outer circles both sides, 1.57g (N 706; S 1113). Verdigris both sides, otherwise very fine, unusual with the extra pellets on the obverse. £400-500

An assortment of late Roman Æ Folles and small Bronzes (approx 93). Mixed grades. (lot) £120-150 BYZANTINE

Heraclius with Heraclius Constantine, Solidus, busts of Heraclius and son side by side, rev VICTORIA AVGU-E, cross potent on three steps, I in field right (DO 14d). Some weakness of strike, extremely fine. £300-400

BRITISH COINS

Kings of Northumbria, Eanred, Copper Styca (c.830-834), central pellet with ring of pellets surrounding, legend around, +eanred rex with reversed “N”, rev central cross, moneyer’s name +brodr, 1.59g (N 186; S 862). Some verdigris both sides, toned, about very fine. £50-60

Kings of Northumbria, Aethelred II (first reign, 841-843/4), Copper Styca, central cross, legend around, +edilred rex with inverted “L”, rev pellet in annulet, moneyer’s name +eanred, 1.28g (N 188; S 865). Some verdigris both sides, toned, about very fine. £40-50

with old Seaby ticket dating from 1939 and priced at 27/6d

Kings of Northumbria, Aethelred II, Copper Styca, central cross, legend around, +edilred rex with inverted “L”, rev central cross, moneyer’s name +eanred:., 1.19g (N 188; S 865). A small touch of verdigris on the obverse, toned, about very fine. £50-60

Kings of Northumbria, Aethelred II, Styca, in copper alloy, central cross each side, legends surrounding, rev moneyer ENRED, 1.22g (N 188; S 865). Small verdigris spot at centre of reverse, light tone, bold very fine. £50-70

Eadgar (959-975), Penny, non-portrait, small central cross, linear circle surrounding, +e.a.dgar rex., rev three crosses in horizontal line, moneyer’s name above and below, fard / eni m-o, three pellets at top and bottom, linear and beaded outer circles both sides, 1.14g (N 741; S 1129). Small crack, verdigris both sides and undulating, otherwise nearly very fine. £250-350

ex H A Parsons collection, Glendining, 11 May 1954, lot 107 (part)

with old Seaby ticket dating from 1939 and priced at 10/6d

Aethelred II (978-1016), Penny, crvx type (991-997), Eadnoth of Bridport mint, draped bust left with sceptre, within linear circle, +ÆÐELRED REX ANGLO, rev central cross, linear circle surrounding, +EADNOÐ M-O BRYD, 1.49g (N 770; S 1148). Weak portrait, heavily toned, almost very fine and rare. £300-400

Aethelred II, Penny, long cross type (997-1003), BMC type iva, Spetinc, London mint, draped bust left, pellet behind, legend commences lower left, +ÆÐELRÆD REX ANGLO, rev long voided cross with three crescent terminals, +SPETINC MO LUND, 1.65g (N 774; S 1151). Struck slightly off-centre and doubled, toned, very fine. £150-200

Canute, Pennies (2), quatrefoil type (1017-1023), moneyer Aethestan, Bath mint, 0.96g, and helmet type (1024-1030), moneyer Alfwold, Bath mint, 1.07g (N 781, 787; S 1157, 1158). First with a few peck marks each side, toned, very fine, the second cracked at the centre, peck marked, about very fine though double struck. (2) £300-400

Canute, Penny, helmet type (1024-1030), Alfwold of Bridport mint, helmeted bust left with sceptre, +cnvt r----, rev short voided cross with pellet and annulet centre, pellet in annulet in each angle, all within linear circle, +alpold—brydi, 1.21g (N 787; S 1158). Double struck with some rotation between strikes, therefore legends a little obscured, toned, very fine and very rare. £300-400 ex R C Lockett collection (Part IV), Glendinings, 26 April 1960, lot 3759 (part)

Aethelred II, Silver Penny, Hereford mint (S 1151). Almost very fine. £200-250

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Aethelred II, Penny, last small cross type (10091017), Aelfwine of Shaftesbury mint, diademed bust left, within linear circle, +ÆÐELRED REX ANG, rev central cross, linear circle surrounding, +ÆLFPINE ON SCEFTE, 1.55g (N 777; S 1154). Peck marks both sides, toned, almost very fine. £300-400

Canute (1016-1035), Penny, short cross type (10291035/6), Aelric of Shaftesbury mint, diademed bust left with sceptre, +cnvt. .rex:, rev pellet in annulet at centre of short voided cross within linear circle, +ÆLRIC ON SCEFTE:, 1.11g (N 790; S 1159). Bent and a couple of peck marks, toned, very fine and very rare. £300-400 ex Baldwin’s Auction, 1997, lot 1657

Canute, Penny, helmet type (1024-1030), Aethelstan of Bath mint, helmeted bust left with sceptre, +cnvt r ex ang:, rev short voided cross with pellet and annulet centre, pellet in annulet in each angle, all within linear circle, +ÆÐESTAN: ON BAÐA, 1.17g (N 787; S 1158). A few peck marks and weak in parts, otherwise very fine, toned. £200-250 with old collector’s ticket priced at 18/6d

William I (1066-1087), Penny, paxs type (1083-1086), Aeldouf of Southwark mint, facing crowned bust with sceptre, tri-pellet on shoulder, crown 1, linear circle surrounding, +pillelm rex, rev cross pattée, each letter of paxs in annulet in consecutive angles, +IILDOIILF ON SIIÐE , 1.29g (BMC type VIII 955; N 848; S 1257). Weakly struck in parts, toned, about very fine. £300-400

William I, Penny, paxs type (1083-1086), Ulf of Lincoln mint, facing crowned bust with sceptre, tri-pellet on shoulder, crown 1, linear circle surrounding, +pillelm rex. rev cross pattée, each letter of paxs in annulet in consecutive angles, +iilf on lincoln, 1.36g (BMC type VIII 754; N 848; S 1257). A little short of flan by sceptre arm, of full weight with a full mint reading, toned, about very fine. £300-400

Henry I (1100-1135), Penny, pellets in quatrefoil type (c.1123), Sagrim of Shaftesbury mint, facing crowned bust with sceptre, star in field, +henricvs re:, rev star in centre of quatrefoil with pelleted limbs, fleur de lis in each angle, beaded circle surrounding, +sagrim:on: --ftes:, 1.25g (BMC type XIV, cf 169; N 870; S 1275). Usual edge nick, toned, nearly very fine and very rare. £500-600

Edward I (1272-1307), Pennies (6), Long Cross type, Bristol mint, class 2b, 3cd (2), 3g (3), one with eggwaisted “S” (N 1015, 1018, 1019; S 1416). Generally fair to good fine and toned. (6) £100-150

Edward I, Penny, Long Cross type, Canterbury mint, class 10cf4 (S 1413); George V (1910-1936), Penny, 1936 (S 4055); Canada, Cent, 1919 (KM 21). First fine, the others fine. (3) £30-50

Edward III (1327-1377), Groat, Pre-treaty, class B/C mule, mm cross (S 1563/65). Nearly very fine, some light scratches by neck, rare. £180-220

Richard II (1377-1399), Penny, York mint, local dies (S 1692); Henry VI (1422-1460), Halfpenny, annulet issue, Calais mint (S 1849). Both fine, the first scarce but softly struck. (2) £40-60

Henry VI (1422-1460), Groat, London mint, trefoilpellet issue (1443-1445) (S 1913). Very fine, a little short of flan, scarce. £100-120

Henry VIII (1509-1547), Halfgroat, Second coinage, York mint, EL by shield (Archbishop Lee), mm key (S 2348). Nearly very fine but weakly struck. £100-120

Henry VIII, Groat, Third coinage, Tower mint, bust I, mm lis (S 2369). Very fine with a very nice portrait but large fragment missing. £80-100

Henry VIII, Groat, Posthumous issue (1547-1551), Tower mint, bust 6, mm martlett (S 2403). Fine for issue but a little discoloured. £100-120

Henry VIII, Pennies (3), Third or Posthumous issue, facing bust, York mint (2) and Canterbury mint (S 2422, 2424). Fair to fine. (3) £80-100

Elizabeth I (1558-1603), Sixpences (2), 3rd – 4th issue, 1576, mm eglantine, and 6th issue, 1587, mm cresent (S 2563, 2578A). Fine, the second short of flan but scarce. (2) £50-70

Elizabeth I, Sixpence, 6th issue, 1600 over 1599, mm O, Halfgroat, 3rd – 4th issue, mm coronet (S 2578B, 2567). Fine, the first with weak letters, rare, the second slightly creased. (2) £80-100

Elizabeth I, Penny, 6th issue, mm tun, Halfpennies (2), 6 th issue, mm woolpack and mm escallop (S 2580, 2581). Fine, the Halfpenny surfaces a little rough. (3) £50-70

Charles I (1625-1649), Shilling, Tower mint, type 42, mm tun (S 2794). Very fine, edge a little ragged, nice portrait. £100-120

Charles I, Sixpences (2), Tower mint, type 1, 1625, mm lis; type 3a, mm tun (S 2805, 2813). Both fine, first with a small edge split, the second a little irregular. (2) £80-100

Charles I, Sixpences (2), Tower mint, type 3a, mm tun, E over C in AUSPICE, type 41, mm tun (S 2813, 2814). Both fine. (2) £80-100

Anne (1702-1714), Sixpence, 1703, draped bust left, VIGO below, rev crowned cruciform shields (S 3590). Nicely toned, good very fine. £150-180

Anne, Sixpence, 1707, draped bust left, rev crowned cruciform shields, plumes in angles (S 3623). Nicely toned, good very fine with a better reverse. £120-150

George I (1714-1727), Shilling, 1723 SSC, French arms by date, first laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right, rev crowned cruciform shields, SSC in angles (S 3647). Some light haymarking on the obverse, very fine and very rare. £200-250

George I, misstrike “Dump” Halfpenny, 1717, showing the right part of the obverse legend twice (S 3659). Fine, an interesting misstrike. £60-80

George III (1760-1820), Gold Guinea, 1793, fifth laureate head right, rev “spade”-shaped shield, 8.31g (S 3729). Somewhat porous surfaces, fine. £250-300

George III, Enameled Crowns (2), the reverse image of St George slaying the dragon in multi-colours, one on gilt coin. Both brooch mounted, the enamelling choice on gilt coin, minor marks to second. (2) £80-120

George III, Halfcrown, 1819, second small laureate head, draped bust left, rev crowned quartered shield of arms within garter (ESC 623; S 3789). Toned, extremely fine. £200-250

George III, Bank of England Silver Three-Shillings (2), 1813, 1814 (S 3770); Silver Eighteenpence, 1813 (S 3772). All about extremely fine to extremely fine. (3) £200-250

George III, Three-Shillings Bank Token, 1814, second head (S 3770). Gilt and mounted in a contemporary swivel brooch mount, obverse with partial “2” stamped by X of REX. £60-80

George III, Shilling, 1787, no hearts in Hanoverian arms on the reverse; Victoria, Double Florin, 1887, Arabic “1” in date, Halfcrown, 1887, Jubilee issue (ESC 1216, 395, 719; S 3743, 3923, 3924). Generally toned, extremely fine or better. (3) £150-200

George III, Silver Threepences (7), 1762 (4), 1763 (3) (S 3753). All extremely fine or nearly so. (7) £60-80

George III, Farthing Box, dated 1806 (S 3782). Toned, a little splitting along inner rim, very fine. £20-30

George IV (1820-1830), Shilling and Sixpence, first reverse, 1821, laureate head left, rev crowned shield of arms dividing date (S 3810, 3813). First about extremely fine, the second extremely fine. (2) £120-150

William IV (1830-1837), Farthing, 1834, bare head right, rev Britannia seated right (S 3848). Attractively toned, some surface marks and tiny obverse bruise, fine / very fine. £20-30 ex Rev Rogers OBE, collection sold to A H Baldwin & Sons Ltd, c.1960

Victoria (1837-1901), Gold Sovereigns (3), St George reverse, 1871, small BP, 1885M, second head, short tail, no BP, 1892, Jubilee type; Gold Half-Sovereigns (2), 1866, die number 34, 1890, no JEB (Marsh 84, 107, 130, 442, 479B; S 3856A, 3857E, 3866C, 3860, 3869C). Fine to very fine. (5) £700-900

Victoria, Jubilee Crowns (2), 1887, the reverse image of St George slaying the dragon in multicolours, one brooch mounted. Enamelling in excellent condition. (2) £70-90

Victoria, Shillings (4), 1887 (S 3926), Sixpences (14), two with the wreath reverse (S 3928, 3929), Threepences (8) (S 3931). About uncirculated to choice uncirculated. (26) £350-450

Victoria, Maundy Set, 1895 (S 3943). Extremely fine, nicely toned. (4) £80-100

Victoria, Penny, 1865, laureate bust left, rev Britannia seated right, date in exergue (S 3954). Extremely fine with some lustre. £60-80

Victoria, Pennies (2), 1860, 1887, laureate bust right, rev Britannia seated right, date in exergue (S 3954). First almost extremely fine with some lustre, the second good very fine with some underlying lustre. (2) £60-80

Victoria, Bronze Farthing, 1860 TB, laureate “bun” head left, four berries in wreath, toothed border both sides, rev Britannia seated right with trident and shield, date in exergue (Fr 499 dies 2+B; S 3958). Toned with some lustre, uncirculated. £30-50

Victoria, Farthings (7), 1873, laureate and draped bust left, rev Britannia seated right, date in exergue (Fr 524; S 3958). Generally good extremely fine to uncirculated, varying degrees of lustre, a very pleasing group. (7) £250-300

Edward VII (1901-1910), Maundy Set, 1908 (S 3985). Extremely fine, nicely toned. (4) £60-80

Edward VII, ‘Dark Finish’ Farthings (5), 1902, 1905, 1906, 1908, 1909, bare head right, rev Britannia seated right (S 3992). Generally about extremely fine or better. (5) £40-60 four ex Rev Rogers OBE, collection sold to A H Baldwin & Sons Ltd, c.1960

Victoria, Halfpennies (5), 1841, 1853, 1862 (2), 1901 (S 3949, 3956, 3962). First good very fine, the others extremely fine or nearly so with some lustre. (5) £60-80

100 George V�� (1910-1936), Sixpences �� (2), 1915, 1916 (S 4014); George VI, Proof Sixpence, 1937, other Sixpences (9), 1941, 1942, 1943, 1945, 1946 (2), 1948, 1949, 1950 (S 4084, 4110). First two good fine, the remainder generally extremely fine or better. (12) £40-60

GUERNSEY 106 8-Doubles (25), 4-Doubles (17), 2-Doubles (4) and 1-Double (20), all 19th Century, 1830-1893. The earlier coins mostly fine and better, the later ones very fine to extremely fine. (66) £150-250 ISLE OF MAN 101 George V, Maundy Set, 1911 (S 4016). Extremely fine, nicely toned. (4) £60-80 102 George V, Farthings (25), 1911 (2), 1912, 1913, 1914, 1915, 1916, 1918 (3), 1919, 1920, 1921, 1922, 1923, 1924, 1925, 1927, 1928, 1929, 1930, 1931, 1932, 1934, 1935, bare head left, rev Britannia seated right (S 4059, 4060, 4061). Generally about extremely fine or better. (25) £70-90 many ex Rev Rogers OBE, collection sold to A H Baldwin & Sons Ltd, c.1960

103 George VI (1936-1952), Specimen Coin Proof Set, 1937, Crown to Farthing (15), in original Royal Mint box of issue (PS 16). Lightly toned, minor hairline marks and a little scuffing to box, good extremely fine or better. (15) £200-250

107 James Stanley, Second issue, Halfpenny, 1733 (S 7409). Nearly extremely fine. £120-150 BRITISH TOKENS 108 Kent, Faversham, Filmer’s Flour and Bread, ‘gilt’ Advertising Tokens (10), 19th century; Edward VII, Coin-like Tokens (5), Hinks Wells & Co’s pens, pierced; Imitation ‘Spade’ Guineas of George III (45), and Half-Guineas (approx 140). The Faversham’s much as issued, the others very fine and better. (lot) £70-90

IRELAND

104 James I (1603-1625), “Lennox” issue, Farthing (S 6522); Charles I (1625-1649), “Richmond” issue, Farthing (S 6524); Charles II (1660-1685), “St Patrick’s coinage”, Farthing (S 6569); Armstrong and Legge’s Regal coinage, Copper Halfpenny, 1681 (S 6574); James II (1685-1691), Civil War coinage, Copper Crown,1690 (S 6578), Copper Halfcrowns (3), large size (2), 1689 (S 6579 B, J), small size, 1690 (S 6580 B), and Copper Shillings (4) (S 6581 C, D, L); George I (1714-1727), Copper Halfpennies (3), 1722 (2), 1723 (S 6601), and Farthing, 1723 (S 6604); George III (1760-1820), Silver Five Pence, 1805 (S 6619), Copper Halfpenny, 1782 (S 6614); Irish Free State, Halfcrown, Florin, Shilling, Sixpence,Threepence and Halfpenny, 1928 (S 6625, 6626, 6627, 6628, 6629, 6631). Generally good to fair, the Gunmoney Shillings generally very fine, the 1928 issues extremely fine (21) £200-250

105 George I (1714-1727), Farthing, Wood’s Hibernia coinage, 1723, type III (S 6604). Good very fine. £50-70

109 British Tokens (approx 220), mainly 18th Century copper, but also a 17th Century Farthing, Silver 19th Century Tokens (6), and some jetons and medalets. Mixed grades, good to about uncirculated, some with verdigris. (lot) £150-250 MISCELLANEOUS 110 Farthings (approx 119), some dates unreadable, housed in a crude twelve drawer Wooden Cabinet, including Charles II (6), c.1672-1674, James II, Irish, Limerick Farthing, 1691, William & Mary (4), 1694, George I (4), c.1719, 1721, 1721, with stop, 1722, George II (8), young head, 1733, 1735, 1739 (2), old head, 1754 (5), George III (11), 1773 (2), 1774, 1799 (4), 1806 (4), George IV (16), laureate bust, 1821 (3), 1822 (6), 1823 (3), 1825 (2), laureate head, 1828, 1829, William IV (7), 1831, 1834 (3), 1835, 1836, 1837, Victoria (33), young head, 1839, 1853, 1855 (2), 1858 (2), bronze issue, 1860BB, 1860TB (2), 1864, 1867 (2), 1868, 1873, 1875H, 1879, 1880, 1884, 1885, 1886 (2), 1887 (2), 1890, 1893, 1894, old head, 1896, 1897, 1898 (2), 1900 (2), Edward VII (2), 1908, 1909, George V (9), 1912, 1913, 1920, 1926, 1928, 1930, 1933, 1936 (2), George VI (18), 1937, 1938 (4), 1939, 1940 (2), 1941, 1942 (3), 1943 (4), 1944 (2) (S 3394, 6595, 3453, 3662, 3720, 3722, 3775, 3779, 3782, 3822, 3825, 3848, 3950, 3958, 3963, 3964, 3992, 4059, 4060, 4061, 4116). Generally fair to very fine, some better. (lot) £60-80

113 Charles II to George VI, Fourpence (4), 1679 (2), 1836, 1849; Threepence (19), 1679, 1762, 1881, 1889, 1890 (4), 1891, 1935, 1937 (3), 1938 (4), 1940 (2); Twopence (2), Charles II, undated and 1684; Threehalfpence (5), 1838 (2), 1843(3). Fine to uncirculated. (30) £60-80 111 Charles I, Rose Farthings (3); Charles II, Farthing, 1675 (S 3394); William and Mary, Halfpennies (2), 1694 (S 3452); William III, Halfpenny, 1698 (S 3555); George I, Halfpennies (4), 1718, 1720 (3) (S 3659, 3660); George II, Halfpennies (7), 1732, 1734, 1735, 1743, 1745, 1750, 1752 (S 3717, 3718, 3719), Farthing, 1754 (S 3722); George III, “Cartwheel” Twopence (6) (S 3776), Pennies (8), 1797 (5), 1806, 1807 (2) (S 3777, 3780), Halfpennies (13), 1770, 1772, 1773 (3), 1774, 1775 (2), 1799 (4), 1806 (S 3774, 3778, 3781); George IV, Halfpenny, 1827 (S 3824), Half-Farthing, 1827 (S 3826); William IV, Halfpenny, 1831 (S 3847); Victoria, Pennies (13), 1853, 1854, 1855, 1858 (2), 1860, 1878, 1891 (2), 1897, 1901 (3); Halfpennies (5), 1853 (2), 1854, 1858, 1873; Farthings (3), 1847, 1879, 1895; HalfFarthings (9), 1843 (4), 1844 (4), 1856; Third-Farthing, 1881; George V, Pennies (4), 1919, 1920, 1921, 1929; Halfpennies (5), 1927, 1928, 1929, 1935, 1936; Farthings (2), 1914, 1918; Third-Farthing, 1913; George VI, Pennies (4), 1939, 1945, 1946, 1948; Halfpenny, 1939; Elizabeth II, Pennies (6), Halfpennies (11); and illegible copper coins (approx 47). Conditions vary, poor to uncirculated. (lot) £100-120

112 Charles II to Elizabeth II, Halfcrowns (11), 1942 (2), 1946 (9), Florins (22), 1849 (3), 1856, 1878, 1883, 1887 (3), 1889, 1899, 1900, 1901, 1937, 1939, 1943 (2), 1945 (3), 1946 (2); Sixpences (2), 1758, 1787; Groats (10), 1679, 1824, 1838 (2), 1838/8, sideways, 1843, 1846, 1854, 1855, 1870, Threepences (37), 1704, 1762, 1825, 1850, 1883, 1884, 1887, 1900, 1901, 1902 (2), 1911, 1915, 1917 (2), 1918, 1919, 1921, 1932 (2), 1933, 1934 (3), 1936, 1937, 1938 (3), 1939 (5), 1940, 1941 (2); Twopence, 1838; Threehalfpence, 1834; CuproNickel Sixpences (3), 1951, 1954, 1960. Mixed grades, fine to uncirculated. (87) £40-60

114 Charles II to Edward VII, Maundy oddments: Fourpence (7), 1706, 1710, 1818, 1862, 1884, 1894, 1902; Threepence (5), 1686, 1689, 1699, 1706, 1874; Twopence (14), 1686, 1689, 1707, 1710, 1746, 1763, 1823, 1854, 1859 (2), 1870, 1896 (2), 1902; Pennies (15), 1672, 1677, 1678, 1688, 1706, 1743 (2), 1752, 1786, 1800, 1820, 1868, 1870, 1898, 1902. Generally attractive and nicely toned, very fine to uncirculated. (41) £250-300

115 William III to Elizabeth II, Silver and Cupro-nickel Sixpences (68), 1696, 1697 (2), 1745, 1757 (6), 1758 (2), 1787 (7), 1816, 1817, 1820, 1821, first reverse, 1834, 1871, 1877, 1884, 1887 (5), 1928, 1935, 1936, 1937 (2), 1939 (3), 1943 (3), 1944 (3), 1945 (4), 1946 (6), 1947, 1949, 1954, 1956, 1957, 1958, 1960 (3), 1966, 1967 (2). Mixed grades, fine to uncirculated. (68) £150-200

WORLD COINS BOHEMIA

116 George I to George VI, Silver Shillings (44), 1720, 1723, 1723 SSC, 1745 Lima, 1787 (2), 1816, 1826, 1834, 1880, 1883, 1887 (4), 1899, 1910, 1935, 1936, 1937 (2), 1939 (3), 1940, 1941, 1942 (7), 1943, 1944 (2), 1945 (2), 1946 (5), 1947. Fair to uncirculated. (44) £200-250

120 Wenceslas II (1278-1305), Silver Groat, Prague. Light scratches on the obverse, otherwise very fine. £50-70 BRITISH HONDURAS

121 Cent, 1889 (KM 6). Appealing extremely fine. £100-120 117 Charles II, Crown, 1676, gilt and brooch mounted; George IV, Shilling, 1825, gilt and in glazed and gilt mount; Victoria, Halfcrown, 1887, gilt and in gilt swivel mount; Shilling, 1887, gilt obverse, five colour enamelled reverse, in glazed mount; the latter two in good order and the enamelled handsome. (4) £80-120

118 George IV, Enameled Halfcrown, 1821, the reverse arms in seven colours; William IV, Silver and Enamel Coin-like Brooches (2), crowned arms (as on Halfcrown), dated 1836; others similar (2), but on brass. First with some chips and brooch mounted, one William also brooch-mounted, all very fine. (4) £70-90 119 George VI, ‘Festival of Britain’ Proof Set, 1951, Crown to Farthing (10), in original Royal Mint box of issue (PS 18); Elizabeth II (1952- ), ‘Silver Jubilee’ Proof Crown Set (8 Coins), 1977, as issued by Spink & Sons, each in separate capsule; boxed ‘Festival of Britain’ Crowns (3), 1951; boxed and encapsulated commemorative Elizabeth II Twenty-Five Pence, 1980 (S 4228). First with a few tiny hairline marks, the group generally good extremely fine. (22) £100-120

BRITISH WEST AFRICA

122 Penny (24), 1936 H (15), 1936 KN (9) (KM 16); Halfpenny (27), 1913 H, 1936 (25), 1936 KN (KM 8, 15); 1/10-Penny (2), 1936 (KM 14). Uncirculated to brilliant uncirculated. (53) £80-100 BURMA 123 South Burma, 9th Century Silver 1-Ratti Bracteates (25), stylised temple, 7-8mm, 0.055g-0.14g (Mitch 548-564). Fine to very fine. (25) £20-30 124 South Burma, 9th Century Silver ½-Ratti Bracteates (80), quatrefoil, 7-8mm, 0.018g-0.032g (Mitch 567571). Fine to very fine. (80) £40-60

CAMBODIA

GERMANY

125 Billon or Copper “Bird” Coinage, 1847-1864, uniface Atts (100), obv Hamsa bird (Mitch 3043). Fine to very fine, a few with verdigris, many varieties. (100) £100-150 CEYLON

130 Saxony, Albertine line, August (1553-1586), Thaler, 1571, Dresden (Dav 9798), good fine; minor European Copper and Silver coins (7), pre-1800, poor to fine. (8) £60-80 126 George III, Stiver, 1815 (KM 81; Pr 91). Light contact marks, thus good very fine. £200-250 FRANCE

131 Saxony, Meissen Factory, Porcelain Money (17), 1921-1923, 20-Pfennigs to 20-Marks, two with gold decoration, three in white porcelain. Generally as made, an interesting group. (17) £150-250 132 Brunswick-Luneburg-Calenberg, Georg II Wilhelm (1648-1665), Thaler, 1664, bust right, rev arms, in a contemporary ‘roped’ border with suspension loop at top and four others below (Dav 6535; KM 79). A good example of 17th century coin jewellery, the coin possibly a cast copy, rubbed, about fine. £70-90 133 Minor States Coins (62), 19th century, including Austrian (2). Mostly extremely fine to uncirculated. (18) £300-400

127 Henri III (1574-1589), Silver Demi-Francs (2), 1579, Poitiers, 1587, Amiens (Dy 1131); Silver Huitième d’écu for Rennes (Dy 1134); Copper Double Tournois du Dauphiné, 1581, Grenoble (Dy 1156). The second double struck, otherwise generally fine or better. (4) £50-80

134 Spiel Markes (approx 270), Coin-like USA ‘gold’ Dollars (8); Louis Napoleon, 20-Francs (9); others include umbrellas, storks, hunting dogs, bees, lions, cherub’s head, hot air balloons, swans; and card ‘coins’ (17). Generally in excellent condition, many retaining their mint ‘gold’ appearance. (lot) £150-200 GREECE

135 George I, Gold 5-Drachmas (2), 1876A (F 17), with an imitation gold Zecchino. First two in gold brooch mounts and clearly damaged on the reverse but rare, last with two perforations. (3) £350-450 INDIA 128 Louis XV (1715-1774), ½-Ecu au bandeau, 1764, Bayonne (Dy 1681); other coins of the Royal period in silver (12) and copper (13), and a ¼-Franc “tête de nègre” 1807-A (G 348). Mixed grades, poor to almost extremely fine. (27) £100-120 129 Napoleon II and Third Republic, 1-Cent (70), 2Cents (10), 5-Cents (2). Mostly extremely fine and better. (82) £100-120

136 Chalukyas of Kalyana, Gold Punchmarked Coin, 3.76g, c.11th Century, five punches of a lion facing right, short inscriptions at above and below. About very fine, very scarce. £300-350

146 Sultanates, Assorted Copper Coins (49), mostly of the Sultans of Jaunpur. Mostly very good to fine. (59) £60-80 137 Western Gangas, 10th Century to AD 1327, Gold Pagoda, 3.95g, caparisoned elephant right, eating sugar cane, Karanese script above, rev floral scroll (Mitch Karnataka-Andhra 192-193 var). Well centered, nearly extremely fine. £200-250

147 Mughal, Akbar, Silver Rupee; and an assortment of copper coins (26), various rulers. Mixed grades. (27) £40-60

138 Vijayanagar Dynasty, Achyutaraya (AD 1529-1542), Gold ½-Pagoda, 1.73g, Gandabherunda the double headed eagle, rev Devanagari legend (Mitch Karnataka-Andhra 671-672). Nearly extremely fine. £120-150

148 Mughal, Aurangzeb (AD 1658-1707), Gold Mohur, 10.86g, Dar ul-Zafar (Bijapur), 1107h, year 39 (KM.315.15). Very fine. £300-350

139 Gold ½-Pagoda, 1.77g, in the style of the Vijayanagar Dynasty, Achyutaraya (AD 1529-1542), Gandabherunda the double headed eagle, rev plain (cf Mitch Karnataka-Andhra 671-672). Nearly extremely fine. £120-150

149 Independent Kingdoms, Mysore, Tipu Sultan (17871799), ¼-Rupee, Patan, 1218h (KM D125). Good very fine. £50-70

Some students of the series have assigned this plain reverse type to the British in Madras.

140 Southern India, Venkata III (1630-1641), Gold Pagoda, 3.34g, Venkateshwara standing facing under arch, rev script (Mitch I, 835 var). Off-centre, very fine and scarce. £80-100

150 Independent Kingdoms, Mysore, Tipu Sultan (17871799), ½-Rupee, Patan, 1217h (retrograde) Year 7 (KM 125). Attractively toned, extremely fine. £250-300

141 Sultanates, Sultans of Dehli, copper and billon coins (45); Sultans of Jaunpur, billon coins (10); Bahmani sultans, copper coins (15). Mixed condition. (70) £100-150 142 Sultanates, Sultans of Dehli, copper and billon coins (35); Sultans of Jaunpur, mixed coins (10); Sultans of Malwa, copper coins (8). Mostly fine. (53) £70-90 143 Sultanates, Sultans of Dehli, billon Tankas (23), of the Lodi Sultans; Jalal Shah of Kalpi, Copper coins (2); and copper coins (8) of an unidentified issuer. Mostly fine to about very fine. (33) £40-60

151 Independent Kingdoms, Mysore, Tipu Sultan (1787-1799), Rupee, Patan, 1217h (retrograde) Year 7 (KM 126). Base of the obverse double struck, otherwise good very fine. £70-90

144 Sultanates, Sultans of Malwa, Ghiyath Shah, Silver Coins (3); Billon coins (7) and Copper coins (120), various rulers and many different types and varieties. Very good to very fine, worth viewing closely. (130) £250-350 145 Sultanates, Assorted Copper Coins (49), of the Bahmanis and other Deccani Sultanates. Mostly very good to fine. (49) £60-80

152 British India, EIC, Bengal Presidency, Gold Mohur, 1825-1835 issue, edge re-grained sloping right, 12.32g (KM 113; Pr 83). Fine, ex-mount. £300-350

157 British India, Bengal Presidency, James Prinseps contract coinage 1780-1784, Copper ½- ¼- 1/8- and 1/16-Anna (Pr 191, 194, 197, 200; KM A126, 124, A122, 121). Nearly extremely fine for issue, the ¼-Rupee cleaned. (4) £180-220

153 British India, Bengal Presidency Rupees (5), c.1830, Murshidabad (4), Farrukhabad. Very fine or better. (5) £60-80 158 British India, Bengal Presidency, Copper Pice (18). Generally very fine. (18) £60-80

154 British India, Bengal Presidency, Rupees (11), Benares, early 19th century (KM 40). Very fine to extremely fine. (11) £100-120

155 British India, Bengal Presidency, “S” Rupee, Murshidabad, 1819-1830 (Pr 176). Extremely fine, toned and scarce. £100-150

159 British India, Bombay Presidency, Rupee, in the name of Shah Alam, Surat 1210h, Year 46, minted Calcutta 1823-1824 (KM 222; Pr 284). Extremely fine. £100-120

160 British India, Madras Presidency, 1740-1807, Three Swami Gold Pagoda, 3.41g (KM 304; Pr 3b). Extremely fine. £80-100

The significance of the”S” privy mark is as yet unclear.

156 British India, ½-Anna, 1877, Bombay, B/II (KM 487). Extremely fine. £50-70

161 British India, EIC, Madras Presidency, ½-Pagoda, Second issue, undated (1808-1811) (KM 353 Pr 169). Some marks, including adjustment marks, otherwise very fine. £300-350

ISLAMIC

162 British India, EIC, Rupee, 1840, continuous legend, Calcutta mint, crescent in relief (Pr 42); Rupee, 1840, divided legend (Pr 56). First uncirculated, the second extremely fine. (2) £50-70

166 Umayyad, Silver Dirhams (2), mint of Wasit, 105h (temp. Yazid II/Hisham), 120h (temp. Hisham). Both toned, very fine. (2) £20-30

ITALY

167 Venice, Andrea Contarini (1368-1382), Gold Ducat, Doge kneeling to left and receiving a banner from St Mark standing facing in front of him (P 1; F 1227). Very slightly creased, good very fine with a nice red tone. £200-250 163 Fine Silver Ingots (3), by refiners Narrondass Manordass, 100g, 50g and 5-Tolas. The last very fine, the others extremely fine. (3) £80-120

164 Gateway of Bombay, Silver 5-Tolas (3), by refiners Manilal Chimanlal & Co. Very fine or better. (3) £70-90

165 French India, Rupees (12), in the name of Shah Alam II. Fine to very fine. (12) £200-250

168 Vatican, Pius VII (1800-1823), Copper Baiocco, 1801, legend, rev arms (Pagani 77; Muntoni 19; KM 111.1). Very fine. £30-50 169 An assortment of coins (approx 95), post-1700 issues in silver and base metals, including 120-Grana (2), 1805, 1834, Naples, and 5-Lira, 1830, Turin. Mixed grades, the 20-Grana pieces very fine, the 5-Lira about very fine, a diverse and interesting assortment worthy of careful scrutiny. (lot) £250-350 170 Kingdom, an assortment of silver coins (34) and base metals coins (approx 110), mixed values and dates from 1861. Various grades, many extremely fine and better, worthy of close inspection. (lot) £250-300

JAPAN

PORTUGAL 177 Kingdom, an assortment of silver coins (approx 87) and copper coins (approx 59), mixed values and dates, mainly 17th – 19th Century. Mixed grades, worth viewing closely. (lot) £250-300 178 Portuguese Colonial, a mixture of coins (45), mainly from India and Angola, some duplication, only three in silver. Mixed grades. (45) £100-120 SCANDINAVIA

171 Mutsuhito (1852-1867-1912), Silver Yen, Meiji 19 [1887], large size (KM YA25.2), swivel-set in ‘bamboo’ brooch, very fine; 50-Sen, Meiji 4 [1871], small size, brooch-mounted (lacks pin), fine. (2) £60-80

179 An Assortment Coins (approx 120), some silver but mostly base metal issues. Mixed grades. (lot) £150-200 SOUTH AFRICA

MALAYASIA 172 Malaya/Java, Iron Ritual Balls (5), meander designs and Jawi inscriptions, some with depressions, 27mm, 25mm, 23mm, 18mm, 12mm. As made. (5) £50-80 MOROCCO

173 Dirham, 1309h, 2.89g (KM 5). Very fine, a scarcer date. £50-70 NETHERLANDS 174 Gelderland, Ducatoon or Silver Rider, 1775, knight galloping right, rev crowned arms (Del 1010; KM 95.3). Brooch mounted, nearly very fine. £40-60

180 ZAR, Silver Halfcrowns (6), all dates represented, Florins (6), all dates represented, Shillings (3), 1894, 1895, 1896, Sixpences (5), all dates except 1892, Threepences (5), all dates except 1895, Bronze Pennies (3), 1892, 1894, 1898. Mostly very fine, a few better. (28) £800-1000 SPAIN 181 Early Copper Coins (62), with and without counterstamps. Mostly fine, some better, a few scarce. (62) £80-100

STRAITS SETTLEMENTS

175 Lion Daalders (4), assorted dates, for Gelderland (2), Kampen and Westfrisia. Fair to fine. (4) £30-50 176 Kingdom, 2½-Cents (13), Cents (80) and ½-Cents (48), assorted dates. Mostly fine to very fine, a few extremely fine and mint condition. (141) £100-120

182 Cent 1897, reeded edge (KM 16). Extremely fine with partial lustre. £50-70

SWITZERLAND

183 Confederation, Silver 5-Francs “Shooting Taler”, 1879, Basel (KM S14). Extremely fine. £60-80

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

189 USA, James II (1685-1688), Tin Plantation Token, 1/24-Spanish Real, undated (1688), king on prancing horse right, rev� crowned cruciform shields linked by chains at top (Breen 80). A rather nice specimen for this difficult issue, good very fine and rare. £300-350

184 Cantonal Coins (approx 185), an extremely interesting mixture including many scarce and rare issues. Conditions range from very good to about uncirculated. (lot) £600-800 185 Shooting Thaler, 1861 (Stans), Confederation 5Francs (2), 1923B, 1925B. First extremely fine with nice tone, the others very fine or better. (3) £120-150 THAILAND

190 Trade Dollar, 1877 S, San Francisco (KM 108). Swivelset in heavy ‘capstan’ brooch, very fine. £70-90 186 Smooth Silver Lat, c.1700, three stamps, fish, elephant and chakra, 38.07g (Quiggin pl 21). Very fine, scarce. £50-80 187 Smooth Silver Lat, c.1700, three stamps, fish, elephant and chakra, 37.12g (Quiggin pl 21). Very fine, scarce. £50-80 UNITED ARAB EMIRATES

188 Ras al-Khaimah, Proof Set, 1970, in case of issue (KM PS7 [KM 17-19]). As struck. (3) £400-500

191 USA, Silver �� Morgan Dollar 1900O. Toned, uncirculated, in Accugrade holder A2-65c. £30-50

192 USA, Miscellaneous Coins in silver (29), copper (45), and nickel (13), including a Colonial Twopence,1723, a Washington portrait piece, and a number of large and small cents of assorted dates. Conditions range from good to about uncirculated. (87) £400-500

MISCELLANEOUS

193 Arab Sasanian, Silver Drachm; together with a Gold Fanam (c.1600-1800), a Billon Drachm of the anonymous bull and horseman coinage of Rajputana and the Punjab (c.11th-13th century), an Artuqid Æ Dirham and other minor Indian and Islamic coins (5). Conditions vary from poor to very fine. (9) £20-30

194 Oriental Coins (26), including issues for India, Morocco and Turkey. Mixed grades, poor to very fine. (26) £30-50 195 Austro-Hungaria, Early Imperial coins (37), various dates. Mostly fine and better. (37) £100-150

198 Hungary, Ludwig I (1342-1382), Silver Grosso, Cattaro mint, the king seated facing in majesty, rev St Trifon in an ellipse (H 553a), Silver Denar (H 542); Maria (1385-1395), Silver Denars (2) (H 566, 569), and other minor silver coins (2); Teutonic Order, Silver Groschen, 1516; Brandenburg, Friedrich II (14401470), Silver Groschen, undated; BrandenburgPreussen, Georg Wilhelm (1619-1640), Silver Ort (¼Thaler), Königsberg; Prussia (Ostpreussen), Albert von Brandenburg (1525-1568), Silver 3-Gröscher, 1535, Silver Groschen, 1545; Silesia-MünsterbergOels, Karl II (1548-1617), Silver 3-Kreuzer, 1616; Poland, Danzig Casimir Jagiello (1446-1492), Silver Schilling, undated; Sigismund III Waza (1587-1632), Silver 2-Denar, 1620, Vilnius (Kop 3409). The 1535 3-Gröscher tooled on the obverse, otherwise generally fine to good very fine. (14) £150-200

199 An assortment of 19th and early 20th Century European Silver Coins (43), mostly pre-WW1, some earlier, including Austria, Belgium (3), France (9), Germany (11), Italy (2), the Netherlands (3), Russia (2), Danish Tranquebar, Spain and Switzerland (10). A varied group, conditions vary from fair to uncirculated. (43) £100-120

196 German Empire, Bavaria, Ludwig III (1913-1918), Silver 3-Mark, 1914-D (J 52); Prussia, Silver 3-Mark (3), 1908, 1913, 1914 (J 108, 112, 113); German East Africa, Rupie, 1890 (KM 2); Würzburg, Silver 20Kreuzer, 1795 (KM 448), other European coins and a medal in silver (7), nickel and copper (4). Conditions vary from fair to uncirculated. (18) £60-80

197 German States, Rostock, Silver Witten, undated; with Russian Wire Kopek and other minor silver and base metal coins (11), including broken coins (2) and a lead seal (?). The first about very fine and rare, the others poor to fine. (13) £40-60

200 European Copper and Base metal Coins (approx 130), mostly 19th century, including France (20), Italy (6), the Netherlands and VOC (8), Portugal and Brasil (8), Anglo-Norman Islands (9), Russia (2), German States (10), Belgium, Luxemburg, Scandinavia, Spain, Romania and Switzerland. Conditions vary from poor to very fine. (lot) £200-300

COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS BRITISH MEDALS 201 British Colonial Coins (66), mostly Base metal but a few Silver, including ½-Oboli, 1820, for the Ionian Islands (Pr 21); Australia, Shilling, 1911 (KM 26), early British decimal issues (14) and ZAR Silver coins (4). Conditions range from good to about uncirculated. (84) £120-150

206 Edward I (1547-1553), Christ’s Hospital, Marker’s Prize, Silver Medal, by T Pingo, bust of Edward VI, the Boy King right, rev HEAR READ MARK LEARN, in exergue CHRIST’S HOSPITAL INST MDLII, awarded to William Henry Millington 1876, 35mm (E 29; MI i 61/16; Pingo 66). Toned, as struck. £50-70 202 Latin American Coins in silver (20), copper (2) and cupro-nickel (3), including an 1865 “Copiapo” Peso from Chile (KM 4) and other Crown-size coins (6). from Chile, Peru and Mexico. Mixed grades, good to about uncirculated. (25) £40-60

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203 Coin Jewellery, Silver Coin Brooches (5), Australia, 3-Coin Brooches (2), Sixpence and Threepences (2), 1910, 1910-1911, this with central openwork Sixpence; Vatican, 3-Coin Brooch, Lira 1868, with US and Canada 10-Cents, 1876, 1870; Turkey, 3Coin Brooch of Abdul Hamid II; India, 5-Coin brooch, Victorian 2-Annas. All wearable, first three especially in good order. (5) £60-80 204 Coin Jewellery, Goa, Luis I (1838-1861-1889), Coin Brooches (2), Rupee and ½-Rupee, showing reverses, in “roped life-belt” mount; Spain, Alfonso XII, 2-Pesetas; France, 5-Francs, 1876 A, both capstan brooches; Germany, Anhalt, Thaler, 1855, openwork around bear; Switzerland, coin-like brooch, openwork around Helvetica; Chile, Proclamation Medalet, 1823, these brooch mounted; Sarawak, Spoon, bowl from 10-Cents, 1927, clasp to second broken, very fine and interesting. (8) £100-150 205 An Assortment of World Coins (approx 260), including many silver issues. Mixed grades. (lot) £120-150

207 Charles I (1625-1649), Silver Medals (2), Henrietta Maria, 1628, by Nicholas Briot, conjoined shields of Britain and France, rev tree in a grove, ships in the background, 29mm (MI i 249/23; E 110); Birth of Prince Charles, 1630, 23mm (MI i 254/36). Both fine. (2) £100-120

208 Charles II, Nurnburg Brass Counters (5), with portraits and coin-like reverses, by Conrad Lauffer, 27mm (MI 494/121), 25mm, 18mm (3); others (5), William & Mary, William III, Anne, and a later of Louis XVI. Generally fine, one pierced. (10) £70-90

209 Archbishop Sancroft and the Bishops, struck Silver Medal, 1688, by G Bower, bust right, GVIL SANCROFT ARCHIEPISC CANTVAR 1688 , rev medallic busts of the seven bishops, 51mm (E 288; MI i 622/37). Very fine, scarce as a struck medal. £150-200

211 Archbishop Sancroft and the Bishops, cast Silver Medal, 1688, by G Bower, bust right, GVIL SANCROFT ARCHIEPISC CANTVAR 1688, rev medallic busts of the seven bishops, 49mm. A high quality cast, about extremely fine. £150-200

210 Archbishop Sancroft and the Bishops, struck White Metal Medal, 1688, by G Bower, bust right, GVIL SANCROFT ARCHIEPISC CANTVAR 1688, rev medallic busts of the seven bishops, 51mm. About extremely fine. £220-280

212 Archbishop Sancroft and the Bishops, cast Silver Gilt Medal, 1688, by G Bower, bust right, GVIL SANCROFT ARCHIEPISC CANTVAR 1688, rev medallic busts of the seven bishops, 49mm. A high quality cast, pierced, about extremely fine. £150-200

213 Archbishop Sancroft and the Bishops, small White Metal Medal, 1688, bust of Sancroft left, rev the church on a rock in the middle of the sea assailed by the four winds. IMMOTA TRIVMPHANS, 31mm (MI i 624/41). Fair, some areas flaking, extremely rare. £200-250

214 The Church and Bishops, Lead Medal, 1688, a Jesuit and a monk with a pickaxe attempt to undermine the church, THE GATES OF HELL SHALL NOT PREVAILE AGAINST IT, rev medallic busts of the seven bishops, edge UPON THIS ROCK I HAVE BUILT MY CHURCH, 40mm (MI i 626/43). Good very fine and extremely rare. £400-500

215 James II (1685-1688), the Flight of Prince James, Silver Medal, 1688, by C Wermuth, a Jesuit, Father Petre, seated on a lobster at the seashore, holds the infant prince, a French ship off the shore waits for them, rev shield displaying windmill within rosary, 31mm (E 300; MI i 643/71). Toned, good very fine with faint traces of original lustre. £300-400

216 William and Mary (1688-1694), Coronation 1689, Silver Medal, by J Roettiers, conjoined busts right, rev Jove hurls his thunderbolt at Phaethon, 35mm (MI 662/25; E 312). Very fine. £200-250

217 Death of Mary, Bronze Medal, 1694, by J and N Roettier, MARIA II D G MAG BR FR ET HIB REGINA, bust right, rev NAT APR 30 1662 MOR DEC 28 1694 in centre, SVBLATAM EX OCVLIS QVÆRIMVS INVIDI around, 49mm (E 362; MI ii 111/343). Good very fine. £150-200

218 Anne, The Capture of Tournai, Copper Medal, 1709, by J Croker, bust of Anne left, rev Pallas seated holding shield and trophies beside her, TORNACO EXPVGNATO, 39mm (MI 354/190). Very fine, but corrosion mark adhering to ORNA of TORNACO. £70-90

219 George II, Bronze Medal, by J Dassier, 40mm (E 525); Queen Caroline, Bronze Medal, by J Dassier, rev DILECTA DRO ET HOMINIBUS , Charity, 40mm (E 524). Both extremely fine. (2) £60-80

220 Accession of George III, Bronze Medal, 1760, by Pingo, GEORGIVS TERTIVS REX, bust left, rev FELICITAS BRITANNIAE, Britannia facing, 41mm (BHM 3; Eimer 683). Attractive patina, extremely fine. £100-150

224 Admiral Rodney, Capture of St Eustatius, Bronze Medal, 1781, unsigned, uniformed bust right, G B RODNEY, rev two frigates firing on a fortress, all within a compass design border, 25mm (BHM 238). Good fine. £150-200

221 Queen Charlotte, official Silver Coronation Medal, 1761, by L Natter (BHM 66), gilt and in contemporary gilt metal swivel mount; George, Prince Regent, Opening of Waterloo Bridge, Silver Medal, 1817, by T Wyon Jr, 27mm (BHM 961), very fine. (2) £70-90

222 John Wilkes (1727-1797), politician, Copper Medal, 1768, by J Westwood, rev A LOVER OF HIS KING ..., 40mm (BHM 114, R2), fair to fine; Brass / Bronze Medalets (4), each with bust left, first two with reverse legends, last two with Britannia, 29.5mm, 24mm, 24mm, 20mm (BHM 118, 122, R4, 123, 124, R3), last pierced, fine or better, a rare group. (5) £150-250

225 William Pitt (1759-1806), Death, Copper Medal, 1806, by J G Hancock, bust left, rev legend within wreath, WITH FORTITUDE ..., 53mm (BHM 613); Manchester Pitt Club, Silver Member’s Medal, 1813, by T Wyon Jr, bust left, rev Pitt arousing the Genius of Britain, 50mm (BHM 771). Both nearly extremely fine but second with deep and somewhat uneven tone on obverse. (2) £80-120

223 Admiral Rodney, Capture of St Eustatius, Bronze Medal, 1781, unsigned, uniformed bust right, G B RODNEY, rev two frigates, one ablaze, a fortress behind, 33mm (BHM 233; E 789). A flan flaw or attempted piercing at 11 o’clock, otherwise good very fine. £150-200

226 Colonel Gwyllym Wardle, soldier and politician, small uniface oval Silver Medal, c.1809, unsigned, half-length bust right, within rope border, GWYLLIM LLOYD WARDLE around, fields stippled, rev hollow, 29mm x 23mm (BHM -; E -). Good very fine and rare. £80-120

227 Manchester Pitt Club, Silver Medal, 1813, by T Wyon Jnr, bust left, rev Pitt calls on the Genius of Britain to resist the demons of anarchy, HIMSELF AN HOST in exergue, 50mm (BHM 771; E 1039). Contact marks below PITT, toned, extremely fine. £180-220

229 John Scott, 1st Earl of Eldon, PC, KC, FRS, FSA (1751-1838), Lord Chancellor, 1801-1806, 18071827, uniface bronzed electrotype circular portrait Plaque, bust left in legal gown and short wig, within wide double border, 180mm, at one time cleaned but a handsome piece in high relief; other electrotype portraits (2), Prince Albert, from Bois Durci original, 110mm, and an unknown bearded gentleman, 138mm. Generally very fine, the second pierced. (3) £50-80

230 Death of George III, Bronze Medal, 1820, by C H Küchler, GEORGIUS III . D : G BRITANNIARUM REX FID DEF &c, bust left, rev PATER : PATRIÆ, legend in wreath, 48mm (BHM 991; Eimer 1121). Polished, about very fine. £40-60

228 Medallic Portraits in relief (6), unknown gentleman, oval plaster, bust to right, his hair en queue, signed B[enedetto] Mastrellini, deep oval frame (cf BDM III, 608); St Peter, oval lead Plaquette, 143mm x 121mm, 19th century; unknown bearded gentleman, perhaps Garibaldi, 19th century, carved in low relief on thin marble flan, 100mm x 80mm; others (2), Josiah Wedgwood; Matthew Boulton, and classical helmeted head, small oval frame, uncertain dates and materials. Decorative, generally very fine. (6) £80-120 Mastrellini, sculptor, worked in Rome mid to late 18th century.

231 George IV (1820-1830), Sir Walter Scott, Bronze Medal, by A J Strothard after F Chantry, published by S Parker, rev female leaning on column, TO GREAT MEN, 62mm (BHM 1260); George IV, Coronation, Bronze Medal, 1821, by Pistrucci, 35mm (BHM 1070; E 1146). Extremely fine and nearly so. (2)�� £60-80

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232 Death of John Flaxman, Bronze Medal, 1826, by E H Baily, bust left, rev female figure leaning on short column, 62mm (BHM 1259; Eimer 1185). About extremely fine, the obverse with darker patina. £50-70 233 Cheltenham, C G B Daubeny, The British Association for the Advancement of Science, Meeting at Cheltenham, Copper Medal, 1856, by J Moore, 54mm (BHM 2586); Brass Tokens relating (2, varieties), issued by T Cape, Cheltenham; White Metal Medal of Cheltenham Proprietary College, 1846, by Ottley, 53mm (JT 140a; BHM -). Fine and better. (4) £40-60

234 Lincoln Cathedral, Copper Medal, 1856, by Jacques Wiener, for Elkington, façade and interior, 60mm (BHM 2591; E 1504); James Watt & Co, Copper Advertisement Medals (2), by J Moore, busts of Boulton and Watt, 39mm (BHM 2922; E 1617); sundry others, Copper (4) and White Metal (2). Most very fine or better. (9) £80-120

235 Liverpool Fancy Fair, Silver Medal, 1849, for the benefit of the Infirmary Northern & Southern Hospitals and held in the Prince’s Park, under the Mayoralty of John Bramley-Moore, by Allen & Moore, arms of Liverpool, rev legend with details, engraved on edge “REALIZED NETT £9593.6.2 – Anne Fry”, 45mm (BHM 2360, not listed in silver). Extremely fine and rare. £80-120 The Fancy Fair and Flower Show was held on 8-10 August 1849, and included a hot-air balloon ascent. A similar silver medal, named to a Miss Emma Hargrave Wraith, was sold by the Simmons Gallery amongst their “Liverpool Collection”.

236 Marriage of the Prince of Wales to Princess Alexandra, Bronze Medal, 1863, by Ottley, threequarter facing medallic busts, rev H R H The Prince of Wales etc (BHM 2767). Minor scuffs, otherwise extremely fine, apparent trace of silvering. £60-80

237 Marriage of Alfred, Duke of Edinburgh, to Marie Alexandrowna of Russia, Bronze Medal, 1874, by C Schnitzspahn, conjoined heads right, rev an angel behind crowned shields of the couple, 63mm (Diakov 809; E 1632). Almost as struck. £250-300

238 Fine Arts Exhibition, Bronze Medal, 1874, by J E Boehm, head of Albert Prince of Wales left, rev the Albert Hall, edge inscribed LADY DRAKE CATALOGUE NO 5053 AND SERVICES, 52mm (BHM 2992; E 1633); Art Prize Bronze Medal, 1853, to Z King. First extremely fine, the second with edge knocks, good very fine. (2) £50-70 239 William Booth (1829-1912), Founder of the Salvation Army and, from 1878, the first General, Bronze Pressed-metal Portrait, bearded and uniformed bust left, approx 180mm x 135mm, maker’s stamp of HB & Co, Birmingham, in wooden frame. Very fine. £40-60 The portrait perhaps adapted from a photograph by Elliott & Fry.

240 International Medal Congress, large Bronze Medal, 1881, by L C Wyon, draped bust left, rev Hippocrates protects the people of the world from menacing Death, 77mm (BHM 3110; E 1683). Extremely fine. £250-300

241 Charles Frederick Huth (1806-1895) and Frances Caroline Marshall (died 1901), Golden Wedding, 1886, Iron Medal, by Allan Wyon, conjoined busts left, rev angel stands below palm holding conjoined armorial shields, IN JOYFUL CELEBRATION, 45mm, 48.14g (BHM 3205; Grueber EPM, p.322). Virtually mint state, extremely rare, only two known. £150-250 Grueber, “English Personal Medals”, Numismatic Chronicle, Third Series, Vol XII, p 322 “two were struck in gold, fifteen in silver, forty five in copper, five in bronze, two in iron, one in platinum and one in aluminium.” The Huth family : Reginald Huth (1853-1926), Banker and London representative of the Bank of Spain. The family business Frederick Huth & Co was first established by his grandfather in Corunna, Spain, in 1805. He came to London in 1809 and in 1814 he took John Frederick Grüning into partnership and the resulting firm, Huth & Company, was formed. Throughout the 19th century the firm is described in London directories as ‘merchants’. In 1903 Reginald Huth changed the priorities and Frederick Huth & Co was established as a merchant bank. The bank was dissolved in 1936 and absorbed into the British Overseas Bank and then, in turn, the Royal Bank of Scotland. A prolific collector of coins, his collection was sold at Sotheby’s in three sales in April and June, 1927. He also commissioned a number of fantasy Pattern Coins and medals, manufactured by Spink and John Pinches.

242 City of London, The Cooks’ Company, Silver Livery Medal, 1888, Charles Kemp Dyer the Younger, Company arms, rev name etc, 45mm, suspension loop and ribbon. Nearly extremely fine, lightly toned. £50-70 Charles Kemp Dyer, the elder was a director of the English & Irish Magnetic Telegraph Company.

243 The Confectioners, Bakers and Allied Traders Annual International Exhibition, London, Gold Medal, 1901, awarded to H G Stiles, St Ives, Ceres with sickle and bundle of wheat, rev named within wheat wreath, 48.5mm, 15ct, 39.3g, Birmingham hallmark, 1901, maker T & JB. Extremely fine. £800-1000

246 The Birmingham Mint, Silver Medal [1977], armorial device, rev aerial view of the mint in 1860, 45mm, 44.58g, in case of issue. Proof-like, virtually as struck. £40-60 Sold with a Compliment slip of W R P King.

WORLD MEDALS AUSTRALIA

244 Jersey, The Jersey Eisteddfod, Silver Award Medals (3), 1931, 1935, 1936, Irish harp within shamrock wreath, rev wreath, all engraved for singing, latter two named to Arthur Guiton, total weight 140g, 45mm. Choice extremely fine. (3) £70-90 Believed to be a member of the Guiton family, long-time owners of the Jersey Evening Post.

245 Edward VIII, Proposed Coronation, 1937, Bronze Medal (struck 1936), by Ludwig Hujer, Vienna mint, uniformed bust left, EDWARD VIII below, rev IN REMEMBRANCE OF THE CORONATION 1937 VIVAT CRESCAT FLOREAT ..., 81mm, in fitted case

of issue (Gi CM300; BHM 4289). As struck, matt surface, choice extremely fine. £150-200

247 Adelaide Jubilee International Exhibition, Bronze Medal, 1887, by E A Altmann, crowned bust of Victoria left, rev FIRST ORDER OF MERIT in wreath, 76mm (Carlisle 1887/5). Nearly extremely fine. £80-120

BELGIUM

251 Liège [Lüttich], Copper Token, 18th century, St Martin, on horseback, sharing his coat with a begger, rev value “II” within wreath, 22mm (Neumann 13936). Very fine. £40-60 252 Queen Victoria’s visit to Anvers, Bronze Medal, 1843, by Hart, bust left, rev shield within wreath and legend (BHM -; Eimer -). Good very fine. £30-50

248 Melbourne Centennial International Exhibition, large Bronze Medal, 1888, by Stokes, bust of Queen Victoria to left, veiled and wearing a diadem, rev stars and motto within an open wreath, edge inscribed GEBR. APPOLT, 76mm. About extremely fine. £80-120

AUSTRIA 249 Maria Theresia, The Division of Europe following Prussia’s refusal to recognise the Sanction of Prague, Satirical Bronze Medal, 1742, mother and child, rev figures sit around a map making their claims, 42mm. Very fine. £20-30 250 Slovenia, Franz �� von Miklosich (1813-1891), philologist, Copper 70th Birthday Tribute Medal, 1883, by J Tautenhayn, bust right, rev figure of Learning inscribes tablet, 53mm (Wurz 6302). Very fine. £30-50

253 Leopold I (1790-1830-1865), 25th Anniversary of “Liberté”, Copper Medal, 1855, by L Wiener, semidraped Belgica brandishes flag and leans against lion, rev Liberty and Peace support the enthroned Belgica, 74.5mm (Wurzb 607). Very fine. £60-80

254 Leopold I, 25th Anniversary of the Kingdom, Copper Medal, 1856, by Leopold Wiener, bare head left, rev Belgica and Victory to either side of throne, 75mm; Leopold II, First Annual Music Festival, Copper Medal, 1868, by E Geerts and A Geefs, 65mm. Good very fine, first better. (2) £50-80

258 Louis XIV (1638-1643-1715), Bronze Jetons (6), Ordinaire des Guerres (2), 1702, rev elephant; undated, rev zodiac; Trésor Royal (2); Trésorerie Générale des Domaines, 1654, rev River God of the Seine; and Cardinal Richelieu, 29mm. Generally fine. (6) £60-80

255 Association de la Presse Belge (Antwerp – Limbourg), Silver Pass, undated (c.1900), named to Chas M Mate, standing figure of Literature, quil in hand, rev legend and name, 41mm, suspension loop and gold ring, in leather case of issue, lid set with silver Royal Arms, and named in gilt. Very fine. £50-80

259 Aphrodite, Bronze Medal, undated, by Jean François Antoine Bovy, naked bust turned right, rev cherub in wreath, 44mm (BDM I, 245); modern uniface strike of a medal [1967], of the opening of Versailles as a museum, 1837, by Montagny, 48mm. Very fine. (2) £30-50

256 Société Génerale, Centenary, Bronze Medal, 1922, by Godefroid Devreese, figure representing the Society kneels before Belgica, rev Mercury seated on log at sea-shore, looks towards distant star, 75mm. Extremely fine. £30-50 FRANCE

260 Directoire, Napoleon Bonaparte, Victories in the Italian Campaign, Medals (2), silvered-bronze and White Metal, 1796, uniformed bust right, rev Minerva seated with shield and olive branch, VOILA SOLDATS VALEUREUX LE FRUIT DE VOS TRAVAUX, 32/33mm (Henn 767); Medalets of the period (4); 2-Sols 1791 A, counterstamped with fasces in wreath, yr 13. Mostly very fine. (7) £80-120

257 Renaissance Medals, Michel le Tellier (1603-1685), French Statesman, Bronze Medal, 1684, by Abraham Dupré, bust right, MICHAEL LE TELLIER FRANCIÆ CANCELLARIVS, rev Justice seated right, crowned by Minerva and Truth, FORTUNATAE VIRTVTI, in exergue, FILIORVM PIETAS MDCLXXXIV , 87mm (cf Trésor III, 23, 5, the obverse die differing from the Michael Hall collection example). A fine obverse die crack forming, no break in the reverse, nearly extremely fine. £150-200

261 Marriage of Napoleon and Marie Louise 1810, Silvered White Metal Medal, by Mercié, conjoined busts in wreath left, rev figure of Lyon at altar, 48mm (Bramsen 960). Good very fine. £80-100 262 Napoleon, The Battle of Marengo / Cisalpine Republic, Restrike Bronze Medal, by Lavy (Br 42); other Bronze Restrikes (4): St Bernard / Marengo, by Montagny; Science and Art, by Duvivier; marriage to Marie Louise; and a Mulhouse prize medal; Birth of the King of Rome, 38mm, original Bronze Medal, and White Metal Medals (2). The restrikes very fine and better, the others varied. (8) £60-80

GERMANY

263 Death of the Duc de Berry, Silver Medal, 1820, by Dubois, bust left, rev legend in seven lines, 23mm. A little heavily toned, good extremely fine. £20-40 264 Charles X, The Vote of the 16 March, Bronze Medal, 1830, La France stands by column holding Charter, rev DÉCERNÉE AUX 221 VOTANS DE L’ADDRESSE, 56mm. Extremely fine. £30-50

267 German Empire, Prussia, Wilhelm I (1861-1888), Silver Medal, 1897, 33mm, 16.53g; Wilhelm II (18881918), Silver Medal, 1906, 32mm, 18.14g. Second with tiny light surface marks, otherwise both attractive good extremely fine with reflective fields. (2) £30-50

HOLY ROMAN EMPIRE

265 The Siege of Paris, 1870-1871, an amazing framed and glazed Silver Presentation Medal to the Society of English Friends, adapted from an agricultural medal by Eugène André Oudiné, Ceres stands, emblems to either side, engraved legend, SOUVENIR DE RECONNAISSANCE DE GRATITUDE ET DE PROFONDE ESTIME, rev engraved legend around and within agricultural wreath of animal heads, crops and tools, SIÈGE DE PARIS

– RAVITAILLEMENT – 1870-1871, LA COMMUNE DE VILLEMOMBLE DÉPARTMENT DE LA SEINE A LA FRIEND ENGLISH SOCIETY, the frame screw-fitted

gilt metal with beaded border and thick glass to either side (slightest chip to edge of obverse glass at 10 o’clock), in maroon fitted leather case. Choice, virtually as issued. £300-400

Villemomble is about 9 miles to the east of Paris. The cataloguers are unable to unravel quite how the English Society was able to send supplies to the Commune.

266 Shop Window Competition, Paris, 1935-1936, Silvered-bronze Medal, by Ch Pillet, semi-draped female works on plan, Victory hovers above, rev genii hold plaque, named to George Prade, Jury, 70mm. Good very fine. £30-50

268 Leopold II (1747-1792), cast and chased uniface Bronze Plaquette, unsigned, thought to be North Italian, P. LEOPOLODO [I]NPERATORE, bust left, wearing the Order of the Golden Fleece. Extremely fine, contemporary. £40-60 Leopold II was Holy Roman Emperor and King of Hungary and Bohemia 1790-1792, Archduke of Austria and Grand Duke of Tuscany which is presumably where this piece is from.

INDIA

ITALY

271 Tommaso Rangone (1493-1577) of Ravenna, Professor of Philosophy and Astronomy, Bronze Medal, 1562, by a medallist now only identified as “Unknown Venetian Medallist I”, bearded bust right, dated in field behind head, rev Jupiter in the guise of an eagle, brings the infant Hercules to a Jupiter, who reclines amidst the Milky Way, 38.5mm (Attwood 237; Arm II, 196, 19; BDM VI, 289; Brettauer 923; cf also undated medals, Kress 417b; Pollard, Bargello III, 751; Clifford [Spink 21 May 1996] 136). A contemporary 16th century medal, strictly fine. £200-300 Pollard, in the Kress catalogue, attributed the medal to Sansovino (1486-1570), but he changes the attribution to Pomedello in the Bargello catalogue. Clifford (1996), followed Weddigen with an attribution to Matteo Fide, though he points out that there is a statue of Rangone by Sansovino and that, as the medallist, he “seems much more plausible”. The BM specimen, ex Rosenheim Collection, is the only example recorded by Attwood and is catalogued as an ‘Aftercast’.

269 International Exhibition, Calcutta, 1883-1884, Bronze Medal, by J S & A B Wyon, large crowned and veiled bust of Queen Victoria to left, rev figures display the fruits of their labour and progress, including a locomotive engine, 76mm (Pudd 883.2.1). Some spotting, good very fine. £120-150

272 Tuscany, Leopold II (1797-1870, Grand Duke, 18241859), Uniface Medal in Berlin Iron, unsigned, 1839, bewhiskered bust left, LEOPOLDO II G D DI TOSCANO. Very fine. £60-80 273 The Martyrs for the Unification of Italy, Copper Medal, 1844, legend in five lines within wreath,

ORA E SEMPRE LA GIOVINE ITALIA AI SUOI MARTIRI 1844, rev the names of the ‘martyrs’,

270 Colonial and Indian Exhibition, London, Bronze Medal, 1886, by L C Wyon, head left, rev text in wreath, 52mm (E 1725; Pudd 886.1.2). As struck. £40-50

66.5mm. Nearly extremely fine, rare.

£70-90

The legend inspired by the activist for Independence, Giuseppe Mazzini (1805-1872).

274 Switzerland/Rome, Dassier, Silver Medalets (3), from his series of Roman History, Majesty of the Senate / Glory of Rome, Battle of Pharsala / Humaity of Caesar, Laws of the 12 Tables / Virginia, 31mm. All toned and extremely fine. (3) £150-250

275 Ships of the Modern Navy, a series of Silver and Silvered-bronze Medals (30), some with enameled decoration, including the RN Garibaldi, 1900, 23mm; the Orsa class, 40mm; Submarine Leonardo da Vinci, many with ship portraits, all but first around World War II period or later, most 25mm. Very fine and better and an interesting group. (30) £200-250

277 Hadrian VI (1522-1523), Coronation, restrike Bronze Medal from original 16th century dies, bust left, rev scene of the coronation (Linc 453). About extremely fine, almost certainly early 18th century. £50-70

278 Julius III (1550-1555), Restoration of Catholicism in England 1555, Bronze Medal, by Cavino, bust right, rev ANGLIA RESVRGES, the Pope raising England, with him Queen Mary, Cardinal Pole, Emperor Charles V and Philip II of Spain, Mary’s husband, 49mm (Linc 553-5; MI i 70/15). A later strike, good extremely fine. £150-200

RN Garibaldi (built Genoa), sunk the Turkish Avnilla and several gunboats at Beirut during the Italo-Turkish War of 1911-1912. The Orsa class were a group of large torpedo boats or destroyer escorts built in the late 1930s. The Submarine Leonardo da Vinci, sunk May 1943, had been the top scoring non-German submarine of the all war.

Papal Medals

276 Pius II, Piccolomini (1458-1464), Bronze Medal, bust left, rev VELOCITER SCRIBENTIS SOBOLES, a table covered with books, 44mm (Linc 351). Extremely fine, all examples were posthumously struck, this medal shows the faint dies cracks. £40-60

279 Pius V, Ghislieri (1566-1572), the Battle of Lepanto 1571, Bronze Medal, by Giovanni Antonio de Rossi, half figure bust right, rev A DOMINO FACTVM EST ISTVD 1571, view of the naval battle, 42mm (Modesti 620). A crisp strike, small die crack suggesting it is slightly later, extremely fine and rare. £100-150 On 7 October 1571 an alliance of Catholic navies led by John of Austria defeated the Ottoman fleet off Lepanto, in the Gulf of Patras. The victory halted the Ottoman Empire’s efforts to secure free access to the Mediterranean and was decisive in protecting Italy and Western Europe from total Ottoman invasion.

282 Clement X (1670-1676), Emilio Bonaventura Altieri, Bronze Annual Medal, Year 3, 1672, by Giovanni Hamerani, bust right, wearing tiara and embroidered cope, rev the Roman Charity, Pero offers her breast to her imprisoned father, Cimon, VIVIFICAT ET BEAT, 34mm (Linc 1318). Extremely fine. £50-70 (image reduced)

283 Innocent XI (1611-1676-1689), Benedetto Odescalchi, Annual Medal, Year 12, 1688, by Giovanni Hamerani, bust right wearing tiara and cope, rev Hope stands with anchor, SPERENT IN TE QVI NOVERVNT NOMEN TVVM, 38mm (Bartolotti 688; Lincoln 1475). Extremely fine. £80-120 280 Alexander VII (1599-1655-1667), Fabio Chigi, cast Bronze Complimentary Medal, 1659, by Gioacchino Francesco Travani (fl 1634-1675), the reverse by Gian Lorenzo Bernini, bearded bust left, rev Androcles and the lion, MVNIFICO PRINCIPI DOMINICVS IACOBATIVS, in scroll below ET FERA MEMOR BENEFICII, 94mm (Mol 96; Roma 79; Linc 1192; Ciech 255; Clifford 186). A later cast, very fine. £70-90

281 Urban VIII (1623-1644), the Tomb of the Apostles in St Peter’s in Rome, restrike Bronze Medal, by Gaspar Mola, bust right, rev �� the Baldacchino of St Peter and St Paul, 42mm (Linc 1007). Extremely fine. £40-50

284 Innocent XI, Benedetto Odescalchi, Bronze Annual Medal, Year 13 (1688), the Fortitude of the Church (Victories over the Turks; the Arrival of James II in Rome), by G Hamerani, bust right, wearing cap, cope and stole, rev seated figure of Fortitude holding a broken column, her other hand resting on a lion, FORTITVDO MEA DOMINI, 37mm (Linc 1477; Roma 132; Miselli 175, 174; Bartolotti 689; Wolf 6:2). Extremely fine. £60-80 Of Jacobite interest: the Pope bemoans the loss of England as a Catholic country and by patting the lion shows his sympathy for James II.

285 Innocent XI, Benedetto Odescalchi, restrike Bronze Annual Medal, Year 11 (1686), by G Hamerani, bust right wearing cap, cope and stole, rev cross on rock buffeted by the four winds, IN PERPETVVM TRIVMPHAT, 36mm (Linc 1470; Mazio 347; Roma 130). Extremely fine. £40-60 286 Alexander VIII (1610-1689-1691), Pietro Vito Ottoboni. The Pope’s Monument, cast Bronze Medal, by Ferdinand de Saint Urbain, bust of the Pope left, rev elevation of the Pope’s tomb in St Peter’s, with group of admiring figures to the right,

289 Benedict XIII (1649-1724-1730), Pietro Francesco (later Vincenzo Maria) Orsini, Jubilee of the Year 1725, restrike Bronze Annual Medal, by Ermengildo Hamerani, bust right wearing cap and cope, rev equestrian statue of Charlemagne, CAROLO MAGNO..., 48.5mm (Linc 1730; Weber 364; Roma 163). Extremely fine. £60-80

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(Linc 1512; Ciech 264; Weber 361; Roma 137; Venuti XXI). A somewhat porous cast. £40-60

290 Benedict XIV (1675-1740-1758), Prospero Lorenzo Lambertini�� , Memorial to Princess Clementina 1735, Bronze Medal, by O Hammerani, bust right, rev MEMORIÆ M CLEM BRIT REGINÆ, the momument, 34mm (Linc 1812; Woolf 45.2). Perhaps a later strike, extremely fine. £80-100

287 Clement XI, (1700-1721), Giovanni Francesco Albani, Sealing the Holy Door, Bronze Medal, 1700, by G Hamerani, bust right wearing decorated cope and tiara, rev Pope leads the ceremony and lays the first brick to seal the holy door, BENEDIXIT FILVS IN TE, 37mm (Linc 1594). Extremely fine, perhaps struck a little later. £70-90

288 Clement XI, Giovanni Francesco Albani, architectural Bronze Medal, 1702, by G Hamerani, bust in tiara right, rev NOVA BASILICA S S XII APOST MDCCII, the floor plan of a church, 44mm (Linc 1610). Extremely fine. £80-100

291 Pius VII, Chiaramonti (1800-1823), Liberation of the Pope from imprisonment by Napoeon, 1814, Gilt-bronze Medal, by �� Tommaso Mercandetti, PIVS SEPTIMVS PONT M A XV T MERCANDETTI F R bust right, rev RENOVATVM PRODIGIVM S PONTIFICIS REDITVS RELIGIONIS TRIVMPHVS A D MDCCCXIV

an angel liberates St Peter, 39mm (Bartolotti E 814). Very fine. £30-50

292 Leo XII (1823-1829), Annibale Francesco Clemente Melchiore Girolamo Nicola Sermattei della Genga, Bronze Annual Medal, Year 3, by Giuseppe Girometti, bust right, wearing mantel and Zuchetto, rev Pope sealing the holy door in 1825, 42mm (Linc 2115). Extremely fine. £40-60

293 Pius IX Mastai-Feretti (1846-1878), the Arch in the Piazza del Popolo, Bronze Medal, 1846, by Nicola Gerbara, bust left, rev the arch, 60mm. Good very fine, the edge stamped with the head of Athena. £40-50

294 Pius IX Mastai-Feretti, Opening of the Vatican Council 1869, large Silver Medal, by Bianchi, bust left, rev TIBI. DABO. CLAVES. REGNI. CAELORVM, Christ, with apostles, hands the keys of heaven to St Peter, 69mm (Bartolotti XXIV-8, Cam.1649/1334). A few light brush marks, otherwise extremely fine. £400-500

295 Leo XIII (1878-1903), the Canonisation of New Saints, Silver Annual Medal, 1872, Year 5, by Bianchi, bust left, rev CARLITVM SANCTORVM HONORES DECRETI, saints below a dove representing the holy spirit, 44mm. Toned, extremely fine. £80-100

296 Pius XII (1876-1939-1958), Eugenio Maria Giuseppe Giovanni Pacelli, Accession, Silver Medal, 1939, by Albert de Jaeger (1908-1992), half-length bust left wearing tiara and cope, rev shield of arms over crossed keys, tiara above, IVSTITIA below, the edge stamped ARGENT, CARTIER and FRANCE, 68mm. Extremely fine. £100-150

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297 Cardinal Mazarin (Giulio Raimondo Mazarino), Chief Minister of France (1602-1642-1661), Battle of Casale, Copper Medal, 1659, perhaps a late 18th century striking, by J Dollin after Warin, bust of Mazarin right, rev soldier riding between two armies, with the intention of negotiating terms, in the distance the city, 54mm (BMC [Jones] Vol II, 212 var). Extremely fine. £70-90 298 Cardinal Emmanuel Théodose de la Tour d’Auvergne de Bouillon (1643-1715), Holy Jubilee 1700, Copper Medal, by Suzan Rey, half-length bust of the Cardinal right, wearing mitre and embroidered robes, rev the Cardinal assists in the Ceremony of opening the Holy Door, APERITE PORTAS QUONIAM EMMANUEL / ANN IVB MDCC, 56mm (Miselli 337; Martinori 83 var; Linc 1593 var). The bust in high relief, pierced, some edge bruising, good very fine. £100-150 299 Cardinal Angelo Quirini, Bishop of Brescia, Bronze Medal, c 1745, by Otto Hamerani, bust left, rev legend, 48mm (�� Wurz 7749). An early restrike, extremely fine with lustre. £80-100

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300 Alessandro Volta (1745-1827), inventor of the battery, centenary of the battery 1899, impressive cast Bronze Medal, by G Lonazzi, bust with dates right, rev ornate plaque inscribed A VOLTA, with wreath, legend around, 93mm. A magnificent reverse, extremely fine, rare. £150-200

NETHERLANDS

301 William IV, Prince of Orange (1711-1751), Stadtholder, Copper Medal, 1747, by J and J A Dassier, armoured bust left, rev Wilhem, as Roman warrior, urging seated Genius of the Netherlands to defend the country, MOVEBIT FORTIS IN ARMA VITROS, 54.5mm (vL I, 234, 24). Extremely fine. £70-90

304 Margaret of Austria, Prince Maurice, the de Witt brotherts, Peace of Breda, Peace of Nijmegen, Peace of Ryswick, a series of 17 Electrotypes of Medals, mostly Dutch interest but including others, Andreas Gritti; silhouetted portrait of St Peter, etc. Mostly very fine and decorative. (17) £80-120 POLAND

302 Utrecht, New Year Medal [Nieuwjaarspenning], 1766, head of Aquarius and Capricorn, within serpent, rev two cornucopiæ between trees, HINC PLACIDUS ..., 28mm (vL 380), very fine but rust corrosion adhering 10 – 11 o’clock on reverse; Nurnburg Jettons (6), St Mark’s lion (2), one by Hans Krawinckel, others (3), 1590, 1591 (2), Imperial eagle, rev four pellets and one French; Silver Medalet of William I, 1825, 23mm, mostly fine. (8) £70-90

303 Hommage to Telegraphy and the Loss of the Titanic, Société des Amis Hollondaise-Belge de la Médaille d’Art, Bronze Plaquette, 1912, by E de Bremaecker, diaphonous female on telegraph wires, rev names of the innovators and names of the operators including Harold Bride, SS Titanic, 66.5mm x 52.5mm. Good very fine, scarce. £100-150

305 Peace between Poland and Sweden, Silver Medal, c.1642, by Hoehn and S Dadler, Justice and Peace embrace, rev Piety and Faith join hands, view of the city of Danzig in the distance, 52mm (Wiecek 94). Pierced and plugged, very fine. £150-200

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309 Isabella II (1830-1904; 1836-1843-1868), Visit to Andalucia y Murcia, White Metal Medal, 1862, by José Gallardo, bust left, rev emblems on art and industry, 51.5mm; Very fine and extremely fine. (2) £50-70 ex Reginald Sebastian Huth collection

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 306 200th Anniversary of the salvation of Vienna from the Turks by Jan Sobieski, Copper Medal, 1883, draped, cuirassed and laureate bust of Jan Sobieski right, rev troops hailing Sobieski on horseback. Good very fine. £60-80 RUSSIA

307 Nicholas I (1796-1855), Pacification of Hungary and Transylvania, Silver Award Medal, 1849, 29mm (Diakov IV, 589.1). Fine. £40-60 SPAIN

308 Isabella II (1830-1904; 1836-1843-1868), Accession and Proclamation in Bilbao, Gilt-bronze Medal, 1836, by Leveque, also signed V F, the young queen and her mother stand before the cityscape of Bilbao, rev legend, 41mm. Extremely fine. £40-60 ex Reginald Sebastian Huth collection

310 USA, New York State Chamber of Commerce, New Building Opened, Copper Medal, 1902, by Tiffany & Company, building façade, rev Indian chief and Columbia clasp hands before globe, 77mm, in booktype case with green-interior (scuffed). Extremely fine. £60-80

MEDALS BY SUBJECT

311 Agriculture, Silver Medal, unissued and undated, for Toogood & Sons, animals in farmyard, 44mm; Copper Medal, unissued, by J Moore, a ram and two sheep, 45mm. Good very fine. (2) £40-60

312 Angling, Red Spinner Angling Society, Silver Medal, 1937, for an 11lb 8oz Trout at Loch Rannoch, fish and reel design, 36.5mm, 28.35g, suspension loop and ring. One time polished, very fine. £30-50 The trout hardly seems worthy of a medal when compared with the British Record of over 31lbs 12ozs (39 inches long, girth 25.5 inches and the tail measured 11 inches), caught 15 March 2002, in Loch Awe. The Red Spinner Angling Society is still active.

313 Apiculture, France, Louis XV, Procureurs de Comptes, Silver Jeton, undated, birds building nest on water, rev bees swarm around a hive beside a rose, 29mm (Feud 1816); Orleans, Rogier, Richault, Meunier & Co, octagonal Silver Jeton, 1854, beehive before money-chest, rev entwined anchor, 31mm. Good very fine and extremely fine. (2) £100-150 314 Art, Peter Paul Rubens, uniface Lignum Vitae Wood Medal, after Hart, bust three-quarters left, 77mm; another, larger in wood-composite, with wide border, 120mm; other composite Medals (2), William Hogarth and John Flaxman, from the Art Union Medals, plain and fluted borders respectively, 125mm and 115mm. Generally very fine. (4) £70-90

315 Dogs, The Kennel Club, founded 1873, Silver Prize Medal, unawarded, by J A Restell, collars, leads and whips below three crowned National shields of arms, wreath of National flowers, 57mm, 68.21g. Virtually mint state. £70-90

316 Dogs, France, Dog Show Award Medals (8), Silvered-bronze (6), and Bronze (2), all with dog images in the design including a full-fave German Shepherd, 36mm, 40mm and 45mm. Very fine and better. (8) £40-60 317 Education, Silver Ticket for Jernegan’s Lottery, 1736, adapted as a Reward of Merit, Minerva stands with emblems of arts and sciences, MERIT REWARDED, in ex, Decr 1828, rev Queen Caroline waters palm, LO HONOUR REARS HER CHOICEST PALMS FOR THEE, in ex initials, EJPH, 39mm (cf MI 517/72; Betts 169), pierced, suspension ring, very fine; Uniface Engraved Brass Medal for Louth [Lincolnshire], 1st Prize July 1868 at LOUTH £20, 44mm, pierced, fine. (2) £60-80

318 Education, Scotland, Edinburgh School Board, Silver “Leaving Certificate” Medal, 1902, Broughton School (John M Kerr), 44mm; Stirling Burgh School Board, St Ninian’s School, Silver Dux’s Medal, 1912 (Wm H O’Brian), 38mm; Copper Medals (5), Raine’s Foundation School, 39mm; Harrow Music School, 1891, 36mm, silver suspension loop; Sea Anglers, 1908, 39mm; Baking, 1902, 44mm; Borough Walk, 1903, 38mm, all in fitted cases of issue. Extremely fine. (7) £100-150

319 Education, Belgium, Verviers, Literary Circle, pair of engraved Silver Medals, 1867, awarded to Léon Pirard, engraved centre within a crowned wide [hollow] border, 58mm and 52mm, extremely fine, partial toning; France, Ecole Secundaire, Pau, engraved Silver Prize Medal, from R L de la Paix to D Tholozan, 1832, engraved legend both sides in italic script, 54mm, 58.2g, very fine. (3) £80-120

321 Equine Interest, Cleveland Bay Horse Society, founded 1884, Silver Medal [1903], by Vaughton, Birmingham (1903), a bay stands facing left, CLEVELAND BAY HORSE SOCIETY, rev blank, except for Birmingham Hallmark, 1903, 63mm. Matt surface, extremely fine. £60-80 The Cleveland Bay Horse Society is still very much in existence today.

322 Equine Interest, France, “Chevaux”, Silveredbronze Medal, awarded 1921, by C-J M Degeorge, a youth with two horses and a foal, in rural setting, rev within wreath, “Raid de l’Atlantique, Mai 1921, Offert par M Ruellin, Député”, 68mm (BDM I, 543; CGMP, p.123); another, uniface striking of the obverse, 68mm. First with matt surface, good very fine, rare. (2) £60-80 The medal was first struck in 1881, but not issued by the Monnaie until 1887. First ex DNW Auction 66, 6 July 2005, lot 1475 Second ex Baldwin’s Auction, 5 June 2004, lot 663

320 Education, Switzerland, Bern, Copper Prize Medal, 1857, by A Bovy and A Walch, Helvetia stands between figures and emblems of Industry, Agriculture and the Arts, rev name within wreath, “P Schaerer”, 47mm, within double-sided glazed mount applied with gilt decorations, and cased, this dated. Medal mint state. £50-70

323 Exhibitions, International Exhibition, London 1862, Copper Prize Medal, by L C Wyon after David Maclise, to W C Sanders, Class XXX, 76mm; 1862, obverse spotted; Electrotype copy of the medal, damaged; a separate Electrotype copy of the obverse; Paris, International Exhibition, 1855, Electrotype copies of Juror’s Medals (2, one once silvered), these named to C E Amos, 59mm, fine to very fine, except as noted. (5) £60-80

327 Literature, John Freeth (1731-1808), The Birmingham Poet, Penny Token, c.1795, by Lutwyche, bust right in hat and coat, rev BRITONS BEHOLD THE BARD OF FREEDOM... (D&H Warwickshire 30), extremely fine with lustre; John Milton (1608-1671) and Alexander Pope (1668-1744), French Portrait Medals (2), by du Vivier, for the “Series Numismatica”, 41mm, nearly extremely fine. (3) £60-80

324 Firefighting, Burnley Fire Brigade, Copper Ticket, numbered 300, an early (horse-drawn) engine, 45mm (D&W 301, 10). Very fine. £60-80

325 Fire Service, Anderlacht, 75th Anniversary of the Fire Brigade, Bronze Plaquette, 1932, by J Witterwulghe, Firemen and old engine at fire, 61mm x 66mm, rounded top. Extremely fine. £30-50

Freeth, a Political �� ballad writer and propriotor of ‘Freeth’s Coffee House’, wrote under the pen name John Free. ‘Britain’s Glory’ was to become his most famous song whilst “The Political Songster” (1790) was his most substantial collection. Latter two ex O’Byrne collection.

328 Masonic, Royal & Ancient Order of Buffaloes, Lord Raglan Lodge, Past-Secretaries Jewel (1927), in Giltsilver and enamel, openwork design with crossed quils, named on ‘gold’ scroll to “Bro John Lee”, 68mm x 36.5mm, Birmingham Hallmarks, in case of issue. Extremely fine. £60-80

329 Masonic, “Outre Manche - Across the Channel”, Lodge No 14, circular Silver and Enamel Jewel, central roundel a steamer heads for Calais past the White Cliffs of Dover, London Hallmark, 1933, maker G Kenning & Son, 37mm, 36.2g; Third Principal’s Jewel, Silver, without Lodge or personal identification, London Hallmark, 1894, maker Charles Wootton, 64.5mm, 35.3g. Good very fine. (2) £80-120 The Outre Manche Lodge in Calais was founded by J B McDowell, sometime Master of the Rye Lodge.

330 Medicine, Midwifery, Edward [Anthony] Jenner (1749-1823), immunologist, French Silver Prize Medal of the Central de Vaccine du Department du Nord, 1872, by Hamel & Lecomte, 1re Classe, awarded to “Mme Briffaut-Mailliez – Sage-Femme”, bust of Jenner on plinth, rev inscription, 41mm; another, Copper, 2e Classe, un-named, 36.5mm. Very fine. (2) £50-70 Jenner, the pioneer of the smallpox vaccine, studied his natural surroundings in Berkeley, Gloucestershire, where he was born.

326 Horticulture, The Royal Horticultural Society, Silver “Flora” Medal, by W Wyon, awarded 1935 to Edward James, “For an exhibition of Richardia Pentlandii, Chelsea Show”, 55mm, 38.25g, in case of issue. Virtually as struck. £60-80 Edward James (1907-1984) was a notable patron of the arts who, in order to preserve his family estate at West Dean House in Sussex, established the Edward James Foundation, a centre for the preservation of traditional arts and crafts. He is buried amidst the Arboretum he established.

331 Medicine, John Hunter Medals (2), Leeds Medical School, Silver, for First in Chemistry, 1882-1883, and First in Physiology, 1884, by B Wyon, awarded to C F M Althorp (died 1918), bust of Hunter right, rev named within wreath, 51mm, 64.03g and 64.90g, in Wyon cases of issue (one slightly damaged). Virtually as struck. (2) £140-180 Charles Frederick M Althorp, MB Lond, was later Senior Surgeon to the Bradford Royal Infirmary. He served as a medical officer to the “Bradford Pals” Battalion during their training in Bradford. A copy of his obituary is sold with the lot.

336 Religion, Germany, St John the Baptist, circular cast Brass Plaquette, c.1920s, bearded and nimbate St John, clasps cross his chest, S IOHANN DER TAEUFER, 130mm. Sharp very fine. £30-50 337 Science, Norway, Christopher Hansteen (1784-1873), Copper Medal, 1861, by R Bergslein, bust right, rev legend within and around wreath, 38mm (Wurzb 3566). Very fine though the reverse stained. £40-60 Hansteen, Norwegian geophysicist, astronomer and physicist, first to map the Earth’s magnetic field.

332 Medicine, Scotland, University of Glasgow, William Cullen Medal, Bronze, by N Macphail, awarded to William L Jones, Clinical Medicine 1892-1893, bust left, rev legend, 70mm. Good very fine. £40-60

333 Medicine, Ireland, The City of Dublin Hospital, Silver Award Medal, 1867-1868, “Presented by Dr J Hawtrey Benson and Dr David B Hewitt” and “Awarded to Mr Alexander R Dance - Clinical Medicine”, 46mm. Extremely fine. £70-90 Sir J Hawtrey Benson (1843-1931)

338 Science, France, Société de Chimie Industrielle, 20th Anniversary, Bronze Plaquette, 1937, by M Aronson, busts of Paul Kestner, President and Jean Gérard (1890-1956), Vice President, burning cauldron between, scenes of industry, transport and agriculture below, rev legend, 66mm x 90mm, in card box of issue. Matt surface, extremely fine. £60-80 339 Sport, Clare College, Cambridge, glazed Silver Prize Medal, undated (c.1870s), by Peters of Cambridge, College arms, rev legend in wreath, 40mm, silver rim with broad suspension loop. Extremely fine. £60-80

334 Minting, Henry William Atkinson (1753-1834), Provost of the Corporation of the Moneyers in the Royal Mint, 1820-1835, Golden Wedding, Gilt-silver medal, 1830, legend on both sides in many lines, 32mm. Edge nick at 4 o’clock, otherwise extremely fine. £40-60

340 Sport, Cricket, South Hants Cricket Club (late St Luke’s), engraved Silver Shield, 1883, “Presented to Major Fellowes RE for the Highest Bowling Average”, 51mm x 42.5mm, in case. Very fine. £60-80 335 Philately and Notaphily, Enameled Two-Pence blue of 1840, JE – EJ, perforated; One-Penny Revenue Stamp; Bank of England, white £5 (2), November 1876, 20mm x 30mm. Each brooch-mounted, very fine, one of last with a slight chip. (4) £100-150

James Fellowes (1841-1916), South African born cricketer who played for the MCC in 1870, for Kent 1873-1881 and for Hampshire 1883-1885, representing the County eleven times. His bowling style is given as “Right-arm roundarm Fast”. Following his cricket-playing career, he was appointed AssistantCommandant of the School of Military Engineering in 1888.

341 Sport, Cricket, T & C Cricket Club, Silver Shield, with gold centre, 1898, M McGee for “Highest Batting Average”, 45mm x 35mm, 15.5g; Football, York and district, Silver and Enamel Badges (3), 1919-1928. Very fine. (4) £50-70

344 World War I, Local Medals for War Service, 1919 (4), for Bournemouth, silver (?), 31.5mm; Bradfordupon-Avon, Lincoln and non-local, 38mm, 36mm and 38mm, each in case of issue; Long Service Medals (2), Bath, Mayor’s Medal, Silver, 1931, for 50 years service at the Isaac Carr Mills, Twerton, 35mm, with ribbon and silver suspender; Institute of Quarrying, 66 years at Clee Hill Quarries [Shropshire], Birmingham hallmark, 1963, 44mm; Bernhard Baron, Carreras New Factory, Arcadia Works, NW1, 1928, 38mm (BHM -; Eimer -). All extremely fine, all in cases of issue. (7) £100-150

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345 World War I, Belgium, Prisoners of War, Silver Medal, 1915, by G Devreese, a young lady, her arm through an opening in a door, a girl with parcels beside her, LA CANTINE du SOLDATS PRISONNIER rev a prisoner, having taken a parcel kisses the hand that gave it, 55mm, numbered 476 on edge (Lefébure 529; Willenz 157). Matt surface, good very fine. £60-80 The sale of the medal was banned by the Germans for showing a too emaciated prisoner.

MILITARY 342 Sport, Shooting, Scotland, “Scotland’s Cup”, Silver and Enamel crowned oval Regimental Badge, 1870, motto in Garter, NEMO ME IMPUNELACESSET, reverse engraved “The Property of Forfar Arty Vols” and twice numbered “3”, 85mm x 60mm, original brooch fitting. The enameling seriously damaged but a rare military badge. £50-70 The Scotland’s Cup was a competition for long range rifle shooting, instituted in 1861 and was initially a challenge from Scottish Volunteer regiments to their English counterparts. The Forfarshire Militia was originally raised in 1798 becoming, in 1854, the Forfar and Kincardine Artillery. It was disbanded in 1909.

343 Sport, Shooting, NRA, Revolver Competition, 1930, shaped oval Gold Medal, details over a revolver, 35mm x 28.5mm, 18ct, total weight 21.7g, suspension loop and ring. Extremely fine. £350-450

346 19th Century Uniform Buttons, mostly regimental (approx 200), many varieties. Very fine or better. (lot) £80-100 347 19th Century Uniform Buttons, mostly regimental (approx 100), many varieties and some small badges and insignia (2). Very fine or better. (lot) £50-80

MISCELLANEOUS MEDALS 348 Northern Europe, Cast Bronze Plaquette, celebration in a hillside village, a piper and dancers, 160mm x 106mm; another, classical scene, Helios or Apollo in chariot, preceded by the wind and cherub with torch. Quite modern, good very fine. (2) £40-60

349 Medalets (16) and Engraved Coins (6), including engraved Halfcrowns (2), 1746, and a few French Commemorative Medalets. Fine to about extremely fine. (22) £30-50 END OF SALE

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3. All lots are offered for sale subject to any reserve price that may be imposed by the seller. 4. All lots are subject to a "BUYER'S PREMIUM" of 24.00% inclusive of V.A.T., payable by all buyers. 5. Bidding commissions for anyone unable to attend the auction in person will be carried out by A H Baldwin & Sons Ltd without any additional charge. Bids must be in writing and be received at least 24 hours before the sale. "Buy" commissions will not be accepted. A H Baldwin & Sons Ltd shall not be liable for errors or omissions in executing any bidding commissions. We cannot guarantee to execute written bids received less than 24 hours before the commencement of the sale. If two absentee bidders bid identical sums for the same lot, the first bid received shall take precedence. 6. The buyer of any lot shall, if requested, immediately notify his name and address to the auctioneer and if required, (a) provide bank/or other credit references; (b) pay the full purchase price, or a fractional deposit as may be determined at the discretion of the auctioneer. 7. (a) Lots are sold as shown with all faults, imperfections and errors of description and lack of authenticity. Neither A H Baldwin & Sons Ltd nor the vendor shall give any warranty to any buyer in respect of any lot or be liable for any fault or error of description or lack of genuineness or authenticity of any lot. All statements as to items sold, whether made in catalogues, during the course of the auction or otherwise, are statements of opinion only and are not and shall not be taken to be statements or representations of fact. A H Baldwin & Sons Ltd reserve the right in forming their opinion to consult and rely upon any expert or authority considered by them to be reliable. (b) Notwithstanding the foregoing, if any lot, other than a miscellaneous item not individually described in the catalogue, should be proved by the buyer to be not genuine or authentic, or to have been wrongly described in any material respect, the buyer may reject the same provided that he shall have given notice of his intention so to do and shall have returned the same to A H Baldwin & Sons Ltd within seven days from, and in the same condition as at, the date of sale. The onus of proving a lot to be not genuine or authentic or to have been so wrongly described shall lie with the buyer. Proof of the inability of any recognised expert or authority to express a definite opinion shall not dis-charge such onus. If the buyer shall discharge such onus, the auctioneers shall rescind the sale and repay to the buyer the price paid by him. Save as provided herein, A H Baldwin & Sons Ltd shall not under any circumstances whatsoever be liable for any costs, expenses or damages (whether direct, indirect, special or consequential) incurred by the buyer in respect of any lot, whether or

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9. Save as provided in the preceding paragraph of these conditions buyers must satisfy themselves as to the accuracy of their purchases at the time of delivery. A H Baldwin & Sons Ltd cannot be held responsible for any discrepancy which might be discovered after the lots have been removed from either the auction room or the auctioneers' premises. 10. A H Baldwin & Sons Ltd act solely as agents and shall not be responsible for any default by either the buyer or seller or for any action or claim which may arise in respect of any lot. 11. Each lot shall be held at the buyer's risk from the fall of the hammer. The lot or lots shall be removed by the buyer within seven working days after the date of the sale. A H Baldwin & Sons Ltd reserve the right to charge storage and to resell by auction or privately, without notice to the buyer, any lots not so removed. 12. Any part of the purchase price left outstanding after the auction pursuant to Condition 5 shall be paid in full within thirty days of the date of the auction. Without prejudice to any other rights, A H Baldwin & Sons Ltd reserve the right to charge interest on any overdue payment at the rate of three per cent per month. Seven working days' notice must be allowed for clearance of personal cheques before delivery can be made unless prior arrangements have been made with A H Baldwin & Sons Ltd A 2% surcharge will be applied to credit card payments. 13. Buyers accepting commissions from third parties do so at their own risk and will remain responsible to A H Baldwin & Sons Ltd for full settlement according to these conditions. 14. Baldwin’s are not responsible for any inaccuracies in information and results given verbally during or after the auction nor any errors in reports subsequently produced. 15. By making a bid the buyer acknowledges his acceptance of these Conditions and shall be bound by them. 16. If any buyer fails to comply with any of these Conditions, the lot or lots in respect of which the failure is made may at the discretion of A H Baldwin & Sons Ltd be put up again and resold. The damages recoverable from the defaulting buyer shall include, but not be limited to, the auctioneers' expenses and commission in respect of the resale and the amount (if any) by which the price obtained on the resale is exceeded by that obtained on the first sale. 17. A variation of these Conditions shall only be binding on A H Baldwin & Sons Ltd and the vendor if it is made in writing and signed by a duly authorised representative of A H Baldwin & Sons Ltd. 18. These Conditions shall take effect and be construed in accordance with the provisions of English law.

Methods of Payment

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Please include your name and invoice number when sending instructions to the bank and inform A H Baldwin & Sons Ltd of your payment in order to speed-up the delivery of your purchases.

Sterling cash, bank drafts and personal cheques made payable to A H Baldwin & Sons Ltd are also accepted.

Card payments are subject to a 2% surcharge - including Mastercard, Visa, American Express and all non-UK cards. There is no charge for UK Debit cards.

US$ payments can also be accepted in the form of cash and cheques made payable to A H Baldwin & Sons Ltd, please ask for the auction exchange rate.

EURO payments are accepted in the form of cash only. Please ask for the auction exchange rate. For bank transfers and cheque payments a charge of at least £10 must be added to the amount paid.

Information for New Bidders Admission to the auction and participation is free once you have a copy of this catalogue. You are encouraged to view the lots before the sale and attend the auction in person. Viewing of the lots may be done at your leisure, by appointment, in the week prior to the auction. The catalogue is printed with estimates alongside each lot. This is intended as a price guide for interested bidders. Although it is our opinion of the value of the lot, bidders should be clear in their own minds what each lot is worth and should be prepared for prices to rise if there is competition for the lot. All lots can realise hammer prices both above and below the printed pre-sale estimate. In normal circumstances, each lot is reserved at 80% of the lower estimate and bids below this are very unlikely to be accepted. Bidding may be carried out by you in person or by a representative of your choice (please ask a member of Baldwin’s staff for more information on this). To collect your bidding number visit the registration table outside the auction room. Please ensure that you arrive in plenty of time for the lots you are interested in. A time guide is printed at the front of this catalogue and approximately 200 lots are sold per hour. However, bidders are reminded that this is a guide only and Baldwin’s cannot be held responsible if you miss your lot. Alternatively, bids may be submitted by filling out the bidsheet found in this catalogue. They must be submitted in writing either by post, email or fax to the Baldwin offices to arrive not later than 24 hours prior to the sale. Please include a street address in your email. Bids left by telephone are at the bidder’s risk. Baldwin’s will accept no responsibility for errors in the execution of bids submitted to a member of staff by telephone. It is recommended that such bids are confirmed in writing immediately. Baldwin’s regret that they are unable to confirm receipt of faxed or emailed bids sent up to 3 days prior to the date of the auction.

Absentee bids left with Baldwin’s Auctions are executed by the auctioneer against all other bidders. Participants should supply their highest bid for each lot. Lots will be purchased as cheaply as possible against all competition. Absentee bidders will not be contacted prior to the auction if their top bid has been exceeded. Bidding begins below the low estimate and if yours is the only bid you will win the lot for the opening price no matter what your top bid may be. In the event of identical absentee bids, the earliest received will take priority. If you are bidding in our auction for the first time, please give us the name of another dealer or auction house that knows you well as a reference. If you are unable to do this, we can only send you your lots after your invoice has been paid in full. Invoices will be prepared on request during and after the auction. These will indicate the total due to A H Baldwin & Sons Ltd (including postage and insurance costs). Invoices will be sent by Royal Mail to bidders approximately two days after the auction has ended. Baldwin’s regret that invoices cannot by sent by email. Full prices realised will be included with each invoice posted and are available on request shortly after the auction. The price paid by the bidder is the hammer price plus 24.00% buyer’s premium (including VAT). Book lots are not subject to VAT. Lots exported outside of the European Union may not be subject to VAT where A H Baldwin & Sons Ltd hold proof of export. Ask Baldwin’s for more details where this may apply to you. For lots sent by post a standard minimum charge of £6.20 will be applicable for UK customers. Postage and insurance will be charged at cost for larger shipments and those outside the UK (minimum £7.80). Lots will be sent by Royal Mail, recorded and insured delivery. Bidders are encouraged to arrange their own collection/ shipment wherever possible.

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Information for Potential Sellers We produce quality catalogues which are an expertly researched selling tool for your collection. These can be personalised to create a lasting record. Our catalogues reach a vast international clientèle which is constantly augmented by our presence at international coin shows including London, New York, Munich, Singapore and Hong Kong. This promises favourable results when we auction your coins. Our seller commission begins at 15% (+VAT) but may be reduced for items of high value or whole collections. Please ask a member of staff for more details. This is the only charge that applies. We make no charge for photography, storage or insurance and there is no fee for lots that do not sell.

Baldwin’s are pleased to offer free verbal valuations of your coins, medals and banknotes and also clear independent guidance for their sale by auction or direct purchase. At the point of consignment you will receive a signed receipt which details our conditions of sale. You will receive a full listing of your items in the sale and a free copy of the printed catalogue at least three weeks before the sale date. Payment to sellers takes place between 30 and 45 days after the date of the sale. Consignors are not required to pay any money before the auction as all charges are deducted from the final settlement.

Forthcoming Auctions: February 2012

Baldwin’s Spring Argentum Auction

London, 11 February 2012

British and World Coins, Tokens and Commemorative Medals, in conjunction with the London Coin Fair, Holiday Inn

March 2012

Apex Philatelic, Postal Auction 114, General Stamps

April 2012

Baldwin’s Hong Kong Coin Auction 52, Far Eastern and World Coins, Medals and Banknotes

Postal, 15 March 2012 Hong Kong, 5 April 2012

Baldwin’s Islamic Coin Auction 19, Specialist Coin Auction of Islamic Rarities

London, 25 April 2012

Apex Philatelic, Public Auction 115, General Stamps

Lingfield, 22 April 2012

May 2012

Baldwin’s Auction 73, Coins and Medals including The Bentley Collection (Part I)

London, 8 May 2012

Baldwin’s Auction 74, Coins and Medals, including Islamic Coins

London, 9 May 2012

Baldwin’s Summer Argentum Auction, Coins and Medals

London, 26 May 2012

June 2012

Apex Philatelic, Postal Auction 116, General Stamps

Postal, 14 June 2012

July 2012

Apex Philatelic, Public Auction 117, General Stamps

August 2012

Baldwin’s Hong Kong Coin Auction 53, Far Eastern and World Coins, Medals and Banknotes

September 2012

Apex Philatelic, Postal Auction 118, General Stamps

Lingfield, 22 July 2012 Hong Kong, 23 August 2012 Postal, 20 September 2012

Baldwin’s Auction 75, Coins and Medals

London, 25 September 2012

Baldwin’s Auction 76, Coins and Medals

London, 26 September 2012

October 2012

Baldwin’s Islamic Coin Auction 20, Specialist Coin Auction of Islamic Rarities

November 2012

London, October 2012

Baldwin’s Autumn Argentum Auction, Coins and Medals

London, 3 November 2012

Apex Philatelic, Public Auction 119, General Stamps

Lingfield, 4 November 2012

December 2012

Apex Philatelic, Postal Auction 120, General Stamps

January 2013

Baldwin’s The New York Sale XXX, Ancient, Russian and World Coins

Postal, 6 December 2012 New York, January 2013

[N.B: These dates are provisional only and may be subject to change. Additional dates may be added later.]

Enquiries with items for inclusion in these and future sales are welcomed Please contact Seth Freeman, Matthew Curtis or Charlotte Gardner Meet us at the London Coin Fairs held in the Holiday Inn, Bloomsbury, London WC1 A. H. Baldwin & Sons Ltd, 11 Adelphi Terrace, London, WC2N 6BJ Telephone: +44 (0)20 7930 9808, Fax: +44 (0)20 7930 9450, email: auctions@baldwin.co.uk, www.baldwin.co.uk