ANCIENT COINSGreek

1 Sicily, Syracuse c.344-336 BC, Ae Litra, head of Athena left, rev starfish between two dolphins (BMC 287; S 1188). Brown tone, about very fine. £50-60

2 Sicily, Syracuse c.344-336 BC, Ae Litra, [] head of Athena left, rev starfish between two dolphins (BMC 287; S 1188). Dark green patina, fine.£35-45

3 Sicily, Syracuse 425-400 BC, Ae 18mm, head of Arethusa – Artemis left, rev , dophin above scallop-shell (SNG Dan 698). Well centred, pleasant green patina, very fine. £35-45

4 Corinthia, Corinth 4th Century BC, Staters (3), Pegasus flying left with koppa beneath, rev head of Athena left with field symbol behind, Aegis (SNG Dan 71); Ares (SNG Dan 121) and another obscured. Fine. (3) £200-250

5 Ionia, Smyrna c.75-70 BC, Ae 22mm, laureate head of Apollo right, rev Homer seated left, reading scroll and holding sceptre (SNG Dan 1207ff). Good very fine with glossy patina.

£50-60

6 Zeugitania, Carthage c.264-241 BC, Ae 16mm, head of Tanit left, rev horse standing right, in front of date palm, both types within linear border (cf SNG Dan 220-223). Choice extremely fine. £30-40

7 Egypt, Ptolemy IV (221-204 BC), Ae 42mm, head of Zeus left, rev eagle on thunderbolt (SNG Dan 219). Brown patina, attractive very fine. £60-80

8 Egypt, Ptolemy IV, Ae 42mm (2), head of Zeus left, rev eagle on thunderbolt (cf SNG Dan 219). Corroded, good. (2) £10-20

9 Miscellaneous Greek Ae (52). Many fine, should be viewed. (52) £100-120

10 Miscellaneous Greek Ae (53) and Lycian Obols (3). Many fine. (53) £180-200

11 Miscellaneous Greek Ae (50). Many fine, should be viewed. (50) £120-150

12 Miscellaneous Greek Ae (50). Another similar group, many fine. (50) £100-120

13 Miscellaneous Greek Coins, Synope c.365 BC, Silver Drachm 4.67g, head of Sinope left, rev sea-eagle clutching dolphin (cf SNG v Aulock 208-209), about fine; together with Central European Celtic Tetradrachm with highly stylized types of Phillip II, and other Greek Ae (4), fair. (6) £40-60Roman

14 Augustus and Agrippa, light weight Dupondius 11.58g, IMP DIVI F, heads of Augustus and Tiberius back to back, rev COL NEM, crocodile chained to palm (RIC 155; S 1729); lightly cleaned good fine; together with Sestertius (2), Hadrian, rev Moneta, and Severus Alexander; As (4), Agrippa, Antoninus Pius, rev the River Tiber, Vespsian, Claudius; Dupondius, Nero, rev Victory, these of mixed grade. (8)£150-180

15 Sextus Pompey, Bronze As 20.42g, head of Janus with features of Pompey the Great, rev prow (RRC 479/1); together with Denarius of Julius Caesar, rev elephant (RIC 443/1), fair; Republican Denarius, T Carisius, rev tongs, dies and hammer for minting commemorating the mint of Rome (RRC 464/2), very fine; Denarius (4), of Marcus Aurelius, rev Concordia; of Septimius Severus, rev Victoriae Brit; of Geta, rev Felicitas; and London mint follis for Constantine the Great, fine to very fine, a useful group. (7)

£200-250

16 Galba AD 68-69, Denarius 3.42g, Rome, bare head right, rev SPQR OB CS within wreath (RIC 167), about very fine; together with miscellaneous Roman Ar and Ae (12), including Denarius (3), Nerva, rev Salus; Trajan rev Fortuna, these about fine, the others good to fair, the first the rarest of the three Emperors of AD 68-69. (12) £200-250

17 Trajan (AD 98-117), Sestertius 26.24g, Rome AD 103-111, laureate bust right, drapery on left shoulder, rev SPQR OPTIMO PRINCIPI S C, single span bridge with tower at each end, boat below (RIC 569), brown patina, fine; together with other Roman coins (7), including Antoninianus of Gallienus, Folles of Constantine and Constantius, As of Antoninus Pius; Ae2 of Theodosius I, these of mixed grade. (8)£180-220

18 Trajan, Sestertius 24.87g, Rome AD 114-117, laureate and draped bust right, rev SENATVS POPVLVSQVE ROMANVS SC, Felicitas standing left holding caduceus and cornucopiae (RIC 671). Tooled, patinated, very fine.£150-200

19 Trajan, Sestertius 26.75g, Rome, AD 114-117, laureate, draped bust right, rev SENATVS POPVLVSQVE ROMANVS, FORTRED SC in exergue, Fortuna seated left (RIC 651). Corroded surface, about fine. £30-50

20 Trajan, Sestertius 26.12g, Rome AD 99-100, laureate head right, rev TR POT COS III PP SC, Pax seated left (RIC 413). Tooled, obverse about very fine, reverse unclear. £30-50

21 Trajan, Sestertius 19.61g, laureate draped bust right, rev REX PARTHIS DATVS S C, Trajan seated on high platform placing diadem on head of king Parthamaspates, before them Parthia kneeling (RIC 667). Reverse unclear, obverse lightly tooled to reveal a pleaing portrait, overall about fine, rare. £60-80The puppet king Parthamaspartes only held that status for a short period of time. Shortly after his investiture Roman forces withdew from Parthia and, soon after, Trajan died. He was subsequently given the kingdom of Osrhoene by Hadrian.

22 Antoninus Pius (AD 138-192), As 10.34g, ?Northern England AD 155-156, laureate head right, rev BRITANNIA COS III S C, Britain seated on rock left in dejected attitude resting hand on chin, in background shield and vexillum (RIC 934), fine; together with Siliqua of Valens, rev Roma; Antoniniani of Gordian III, Trajan Decius, Postumus, Carus, Carausius; Ae 1 of Julian II Constantinople; Follis of Maximinus, fair to very fine. (9)£150-200

23 Marcus Aurelius as Caesar under Antoninus Pius, Sestertius 30.78g, Rome AD 140-144, bare head right, young portrait rev HILARITAS S C, Hilaritas standing left, holding cornucopiae and long palm (RIC 1230). Reverse fine, obverse very fine, pleasing brown patina. £80-100

24 Gordian III (AD 238-244), Antoniniani (2), radiate bust right, draped and cuirassed, AD 240, rev AEQVITAS AVG, Aequitas standing left holding scales and cornucopiae (RIC 63); AD 241, rev PM TR P IIII COS II PP, Apollo seated left holding branch, resting elbow on lyre (RIC 87). Cleaned, otherwise as struck, exceptional. (2)£60-80

25 Trebonianus Gallus (AD 251-253), Antoniniani (2), radiate bust right, draped and cuirassed, rev LIBERTAS AVGG, Libertas standing left wth pileus and sceptre, Rome (RIC 37); rev PAX AETERNA, Pax stainding left holding olive branch and transverse sceptre, Milan (RIC 71). Old collector's grey tone, good very fine. (2) £60-80

26 Gallienus (AD 253-268), Antoniniani (11), radiate bust right, rev stag, goat, or centaur. Fine. (11) £30-40

27 Roman Denarii (6), Domitian, rev Minerva; Hadrian (2), rev Annona and Aequitas; Septimius Severus, rev Victory; Plautilla, rev Concordia; Severus Alexander, rev Annona. Very fine. (6)

£150-200

28 Roman Ae (8), As (7), including Divus Augustus, rev elevation of the temple complex at Lyon, the As de Nimes, rev crocodile chained to palm tree; together with Agrippa, Vepasian, Trajan, Hadrian, Severus Alexander; Dupondius Vespasian rev SC, Victory left. Good to fine. (8)

£40-5029 Roman Ae (22), including Dupondius of Trajan, ½-Centenionales of Magnentius (5), Ae 4 of

Valentinian III. Mixed grade. (22)£80-100

30 Miscellaneous Roman Coins (60), mainly Ae, mainly third century. Fair. (60) £20-30

31 Miscellaneous Roman Coins (54), mainly Ae, mainly third century. Fair. (54) £30-40

32 Miscellaneous Roman Coins (54), Ae, mainly third century. Fair. (54) £20-30

33 Miscellaneous Roman Coins (52), mainly Ae, mainly third century. Fair. (52) £20-30

34 Miscellaneous Roman Coins (29), Ae, mainly third century. Fine to very fine with attractive dusty patina. (29) £60-80

Roman Provincial35 Kings of Thrace, Rhoemetalces I, (11 BC-AD 12), Ae 28mm, jugate heads of Augustus and

Livia, in front a capricorn, rev jugate busts of Rhoemetalces I and Queen Pythodoris right (SNG Stancomb -; SNG Dan -; SNG Ashmolean -; BMC 1). Fine, rare. £50-70

36 Kings of Thrace, Rhoemetalces I, Ae 28mm, jugate busts of Rhoemetalces I and Queen Pythodoris right, rev head of Augustus right (SNG Stancomb 905-607). Fine. £10-15

37 Kings of Thrace, Rhoemetalces I, Ae 28mm, jugate busts of Rhoemetalces I and Queen Pythodoris right, rev head of Augustus right (Stancomb 905-607). Green patina, good very fine. £30-40

38 Kings of Thrace, Rhoemetalces I, Ae 28mm, jugate busts of Rhoemetalces I and Queen Pythodoris right, rev head of Augustus right (SNG Stancomb 905-607). Very fine. £30-40

39 Kings of Thrace, Rhoemetalces I, Ae 16mm, laureate head of Rhoemetacles right, rev bare head of Augustus right (SNG Stancomb 908-10). Green patina, extremely fine. £30-40

40 Kings of Thrace, Rhoemetalces I, Ae 16mm, laureate head of Rhoemetacles right, rev bare head of Augustus right (SNG Stancomb 908-10). Well struck up, extremely fine. £30-40

41 Kings of Thrace, Rhoemetalces I, Ae 16mm, laureate head of Rhoemetacles right, rev bare head of Augustus right (SNG Stancomb 908-10). Well struck up, with green and brown patina, extremely fine. £30-40

42 Kings of Thrace, Rhoemetalces I, Ae 16mm, laureate head of Rhoemetacles right, rev bare head of Augustus right (Stancomb 908-10). Very fine.£20-30Byzantine

43 Byzantine Coins (3), Solidus 3.78g, Constantine V and Leo IV, Constantinople (S 1551), ex-mount, otherwise good very fine; together with Trachy of Manuel I and Latin imitation of Theodore Lascaris, fair. (3) £80-100

Sasanian44 Silver Drachms (32), Karadh I (1), Khusraw I (3), Hurmazd IV (5) and Khusraw II (23),

various mints, all identified in envelopes. A couple holed, but mostly about very fine, some good very fine. (32) £70-90

45 Silver Drachm (31), Vahran V (1), Yazdgard II (1), Kavadh I (5), Hurmazd IV (3), Khusraw (21), no duplicate mints within ruler, all identified in envelopes. Very fine, many better. (31)

£100-120

46 Drachms (19), various rulers, mints, and dates, together with smaller coins (2). Mostly very fine or better. (21) £100-120

Hephthalite47 Drachm, imitating a type of the Sasanian ruler Peroz, rev Peroz monogram in right field (M

1457 var). Good fine, scarce. £80-100

Miscellaneous

48 Miscellaneous Greek and Roman Ae (27) Italy, Suessa Aurunca, Ae 18mm, head of Athena, rev cockrell (S 565), irregular flan, fine; Ptolemaic Ae 34mm, head of Zeus, rev eagle on thunderbolt, Sestertii (6) including, Antoninus Pius, Marcus Aurelius, Severus Alexander; Dupondius of Trajan; As (7) including Nero (2), Antoninus Pius, Marcus Aurelius; Folles and other Ae (9) including Ae2 of Theodosius I, weakly struck very fine; and an Ae Antoninianus of Victorinus, legends weak, extremely fine; others of mixed grade. (27) £80-100

49 Ancient Near East and India, Drachms (9), of the Kidarites, Turko-Hephthalites, and Nezak Huns. Fair to good very fine, an interesting group. (9) £250-300

50 Ancient Near East and India, assorted coins in silver (16) and base metal (27). Varied state, an interesting group. (43) £300-400

Celtic51 North-Western France, cast Ae Units (10), laureate head left, rev boar left or right (Scheers

186 with plate XXIII types 658-671). Fine to very fine. (10) £150-200

52 Durotriges (c.50 BC-AD 50), Silver Staters (10), devolved head of Apollo, rev geometric horse design (S 365). Generally fine. (15)£80-100

53 Durotriges, Silver ¼-Staters (7), boar-like crescent design, rev geometric zig-zag pattern (S 368). Fair to fine. (7) £80-100

54 Durotriges, Silver ¼-Staters (7), boar-like crescent design, rev geometric zig-zag pattern (S 368). Another similar group, fair to fine. (7) £80-100

BRITISH COINSStephen (1135-1154)

55 Penny, Watford type, of Thetford (?), moneyer GIFFERI (?) (S 1278). Fine, weak legends, clear portrait, slight crease. £140-180

Edward I (1272-1307)56 Pennies (3), London mint, class 10a-b, one reads EDWRR (S 1489). Fine to very fine. (3)

£40-60

Edward III (1327-1377)57 Penny, Treaty period, Durham, trefoil on breast (S 1600). Nearly very fine, weak face,

irregular as usual, scarce. £40-60

Anglo-Gallic58 Henry IV (1399-1401), Denier, no French title (Elias 236). Fine for issue, but weak and edge

chipped, base silver, rare. £30-50

Henry V (1413-1422)59 Quarter-Noble, class G, lis above shield, mullet after first word of legend on both sides,

1.69g (N 1384; S 1758). Slightly creased, minor edge damage, otherwise very fine, scarce.£200-300

Henry VI (1422-1461)60 Groat, annulet issue, London mint (S 1835). Very fine, sharp in parts but slightly pitted

surface. £50-70with an old Seaby ticket 1954

Henry VIII (1509-1547)61 Half-Angel, first coinage, mm castle and H, 2.44g (SCBI Schneider -; N 1761; S 2266). A few

small edge splits and on inner border, fine and rare. £300-400

62 Groat, second coinage, mm rose, saltires in cross ends (S 2337D), Halfgroat, Canterbury, Archbishop Warham, WA by shield (S 2343). Fine. (2) £70-90

63 Groat, second coinage, mm rose (S 2337E). Die flaw across hair, flatness at 6 o’clock, toned very fine. £120-150

Edward VI (1547-1553)64 Shilling, second period, Southwark, mm Y, bust 5, dated MDL (S 2466B). Fine, but irregular

and weak in parts. £100-120

65 Shilling, second period, Durham House, mm bow (S 2472). Good fine for issue, large round flan with curious striking split, rare.£250-300

66 Fine issue, Shilling, value XII, i.m. tun (S 2482). Good fine, light scratches across flan.£100-150

67 Fine issue, Shilling, value XII, i.m. y (N 1937; S 2482). About fine, weak in parts, creased.£50-70

68 Fine issue, Threepence of York, mm mullet (S 2486). Fine and rare, weak in parts, couple of edge cracks, irregular. £150-200

Elizabeth I (1558-1603)69 Shilling, fifth issue, 1591-1595, mm Tun, (S 2577). Some scratching to obverse, fine.

£60-80

70 Milled Sixpence, sixth issue, 1562, mm Star (S 2597). Once crimpled, good fine. £100-120

71 Sixpences (2), 1582, mm sword (S 2572), 1583, mm bell (S 2578A). Fine or better. (2)£60-80

James I (1603-1625)72 Shilling, second coinage, mm Bell, 1610-1611 fifth bust, (S 2656). Light srcathces before

profile, good fine. £80-100

73 Shilling, second coinage, mm Rose, 1605-1606, third bust (S 2654). Light double striking on reverse, Strong profile, good fine. £60-80

74 Shilling, sixth bust, mm lis, rev plume (S 2669); Charles I, Shilling, Tower, type 41a, mm anchor (S 2790). Fine to nearly very fine, the first rare, but weak face. (2) £100-150

Charles I (1625-1649)75 Halfcrown, Tower, type 3a1, mm tun (S 2771). Fine, full flan, weak figure. £60-80

76 Halfcrown, type 44, mm triangle in circle (S 2775). Fine but weak, ragged edge, sharp portrait.£100-120

77 Briot’s issue, Sixpence, fair; Commonwealth silver Penny (3), fine; Victoria Farthing 1839, good very fine. (5) £80-100

Charles II (1660-1685)78 Crown 1668, second bust, regnal year VICESSIMO (S 3357). Fair, reverse a little pitted.

£50-70

William III (1695-1702)79 Shilling 1697, third bust variety (S 3511). Almost extremely fine, on a broad flan. £200-250

80 Sixpence 1697, third bust (S 3531). Good very fine, struck from slightly rusty dies. £40-60

81 Halfpenny 1701, BRITΛNIΛ variety (S 3556). Good fine/nearly fine, rare. £30-50Anne (1702-1714)

82 Halfcrown 1712, post union, regnal year Undecimo, roses and plumes in angles (S 3607), with GS stamped to right of bust and 3 stamped below. Fine, lower reverse shield weak.

£40-60

83 Shilling 1708, post union, third bust, plain angles (S 3612). Almost extremely fine, reverse toned. £300-400

George II (1727-1760)84 Halfcrown, 1746 DECIMO NONO, old head with LIMA below (ESC 606; S 3695A). Good very

fine, toned. £200-250

85 Sixpence 1746 (S 3710A). Extremely fine.£60-80

86 Sixpence 1758 (S 3711). Very fine. £20-30

George III (1760-1820)87 Guinea 1775 (S 3728). Light scratches, otherwise good fine. £150-180

88 Guinea 1795 (S 3729). About extremely fine. £450-500

89 Guinea 1798 (S 3729). Good very fine.£400-450

90 Sovereign 1820, fine; Victoria, Sovereigns (3), 1874M, 1887, 1887M, fine to very fine. (4)£180-220

91 Halfcrown 1817, small bust (S 3789). Obverse extremely fine, reverse slightly worn to high points, toned. £100-120

92 Bank of England, Eighteenpence 1812, first bust (S 3771). Very fine, dark tone. £20-25

93 Bank of England, Three-Shillings 1814, laureate head (S 3770), Eighteenpence 1814, laureate head (S 3772). Very fine and nearly so. (2) £60-80

94 Cartwheel Twopence (4), 1797 (S 3776). All fine. (4) £70-90

95 Cartwheel Twopence (4), 1797 (S 3776). Fine, one with edge knocks and scratches. (4)£60-80

96 Cartwheel Penny 1797, hollowed into a ‘box’. Very fine. £5-10

97 Halfpenny 1775 (S 3774), almost very fine; and a contemporary forgery dated 1777, legends read GREGORY III PON, rev BEL ONA, poor. (2) £35-40

98 Halfpennies (2), 1799, 1806 (S 3778, 3781). Nearly extremely fine, faint lustre. (2) £50-75

George IV (1820-1830)99 Sovereign 1826 (S 3801). Once polished, otherwise fine. £120-150

Victoria100 Jubilee 1887, composite set, comprising silver Crown to Threepence, in modern lined

wooden case. Generally extremely fine, some light surface marks. (7) £70-90

101 Currency Set, 1887, Jubilee Head, consisting of Crown to Sixpence, 1887, and Threepence, 1889 (S 3921, 3922, 3924, 3925, 3926, 3928, 3931). Contact marks on obverse of Double-Florin and stain on obverse of Halfcrown, otherwise toned extremely fine, in contemporary case. (7) £80-100

102 Gold Five-Pounds, 1893, old head (S 3872). Minor marks, about extremely fine. £300-400

103 Sovereigns (4), 1887, 1888M, 1891M, 1896S. Fine to very fine. (4) £180-220

104 Half-Sovereign 1887, rev shield; impaired small gold (3), Half-Sovereign 1892, suspension mount, California, Dollars (2) 1855 and illegible, both pierced, total weight 10.5g. First good fine. (4) £70-80

105 Crown 1887, Jubilee issue (S 3921), Shillings (2), 1888/7 (S 3926). Nearly extremely fine. (3)£40-50

106 Crown 1897, regnal year LXI, old head (S 3937). Extremely fine although a little scuffed.£60-80

107 Double-Florins (5), 1887 (3), one with Roman I in date, 1888, 1889 (S 3922; S 3923 (4)). Generally good very fine, one ‘Arabic’ 1887 cleaned and consequently scratched. (5)

£70-80

108 Double-Florin 1890 (S 3923), Penny 1895 (S 3961). First about very fine, second uncirculated with full lustre. (2) £35-45

109 Halfcrown 1849, young head (S 3888). Good fine. £30-40

110 Florin 1849, “Godless” type (S 3890); George III, Crown 1819LX (S 3787). About very fine and fair. (2) £20-30

111 Sixpences (3), young head, A5, 1880, 1884, 1887 (S 3912). Good very fine to nearly extremely fine. (3) £40-50

112 Pennies (2), young head, 1858 (S 3948). Nearly extremely fine. (2) £40-50

113 Halfpennies (2), young head, 1853, 1854 (S 3949). Nearly extremely fine or better, one lustrous. (2) £20-30

Edward VII (1901-1910)114 Gold Five-Pounds, 1902 (S 3965). Scrape in exergue on reverse, other contact marks,

otherwise about extremely fine. £300-400115 Sovereigns (2), 1907, 1909, Half-sovereign 1906; Victoria, Half-Sovereigns (2), 1897, 1900.

Very fine, the last two fine. (5) £130-150

George V (1910-1936)116 Sovereign 1914 (S 3996), Soho Twopence 1797 (S 3776). First extremely fine, Twopence fine.

(2) £40-60

117 Maundy Fourpence to Penny 1917, no case. Extremely fine and better. (4) £30-50

George VI (1936-1952)118 Proof Set, 1937, Crown to Farthing (S PS16). About as struck, in original case. (15)

£150-200

119 Proof Set, 1937, Crown to Farthing (S PS16). About as struck, in Royal Mint case of issue. (15) £200-250

120 Mid-Century Proof set 1950, Halfcrown to Farthing, in box of issue (S PS17). About as issued. (9) £60-80

121 Mid-Century Proof set 1950, Halfcrown to Farthing, in box of issue (S PS17). About as issued. (9)£60-80

Elizabeth II (1952- )122 Gold Five-Pounds, Millennium commemorative 1999, contained in a presentation case (S

4552). As issued. £300-350

123 Royal Mint, Specimen and Proof Sets (36), 1970 (2), 1971-2004, in cases of issue, others (6). As issued. (lot) £300-400

124 Bicentenary of the Revestment Act, Specimen Set 1965, Gold Five-Pounds, Pound, Half-Pound, in case of issue (S 7770). As issued. (3) £320-350

125 Bicentenary of the Revestment Act, Specimen Set 1965, Gold Five-Pounds, Pound, Half-Pound, in case of issue (S 7770). As issued. (3) £320-350

126 Specimen Gold Five-Pounds 1980, in case of issue (S 4201). As struck. £200-250

127 Proof Millennium set 2000, Millennium Five-Pounds to One-Penny, in case of issue. As issued. (10) £20-30

128 Proof set 2001, Victorian Centenary Five-Pounds to One Penny, in case of issue. As issued. (10)£20-30

129 Proof sets (9), 1970, 1971, 1980, 1982, 1986, 1992, 1995, 1998, 1999, in cases of issue; European Community ‘coin collection’ 1991-92. As issued. (lot) £100-150

130 Proof Set, the Millennium Silver Collection 2000, Proof silver One-Penny to One-Pound, includes proof Maundy Set, Proof silver Two-Pounds, gold-plated outer legend, Proof silver Five-Pounds, British Isles gold-plated, in deluxe case of issue (PSS10). As issued. (13)

£100-150131 Proof Commemorative silver Crowns (12) Silver Jubilee 1977 (4), Queen Mother’s 80th

Birthday 1980, 40th Anniversary of Coronation 1993, Diana Memorial 1997, Millennium 2000, Victorian Anniversary 2001, Queen Mother’s Centenary 2000, Queen Mother Memorial 2002, Golden Jubilee 2002, all in cases or capsules of issue. As struck. (12)

£150-200

132 Proof sets (5), 1953, Crown to Farthing, in case of issue (S PS19), one side of each coin impaired, 1970, Halfcrown to Halfpenny, in case of issue (S PS20), 1983 (2), Pound to Halfpenny, in case of issue (S PS33), as issued, 1986, Two-Pounds to Penny, in case of issue (S PS37), as issued. (lot)

£70-90

133 Britannia silver proofs (4), Two-Pounds, One-Pound, Fifty-Pence, Twenty-Pence, in capsules of issue (PSS07). As issued. (4) £40-60

134 Proof silver Two-Pounds 1994, Bank of England tercentenary, in case of issue (S 4314). As issued. £15-20

135 Proof silver Two-Pounds 1994, Bank of England tercentenary, in case of issue (S 4314). As issued. £15-20

136 Proof silver Two-Pounds 1995, United Nations 50th Anniversary, in case of issue (S 4316). As issued. £15-20

137 Proof silver Two-Pounds 1995, end of World War II 50th Anniversary, in case of issue (S 4317). As issued. £15-20

138 Proof silver One-Pound 1994, Scottish design, in case of issue (S 4337). As issued. £15-20

139 Proof silver piedfort Pound 2000, Welsh design, in case of issue (S 4592). As issued.£25-35

140 Proof silver 50-Pence 1992-93, European Community, in case of issue (S 4352). As issued.£10-15

141 Proof silver 50-Pence 1998, 25th Anniversary of UK joining Common Market, in case of issue (S 4611). As issued. £10-15

142 Proof silver 50-Pence 1998, NHS, in case of issue (S 4612). As issued. £10-15

143 Typesets (2) of 1965, each comprising ten coins from Sovereign, Churchill Crown to Halfpenny, in Spink packaging, as issued. (20) £180-220

144 Typesets (2) of 1965, each comprising ten coins from Sovereign, Churchill Crown to Halfpenny, in Spink packaging, as issued. (20) £180-220

145 Typesets (2) of 1965, each comprising ten coins from Sovereign, Churchill Crown to Halfpenny, in Spink packaging, as issued. (20) £180-220

146 Typesets (2) of 1965, each comprising ten coins from Sovereign, Churchill Crown to Halfpenny, in Spink packaging, as issued. (20) £180-220

147 Typesets (2) of 1965, each comprising ten coins from Sovereign, Churchill Crown to Halfpenny, in Spink packaging, as issued. (20) £180-220

148 Half-Sovereign 1982, and a small quantity (43) of mainly base postdecimal coinage, Claim of Right Two-Pounds 1989 (10). Extremely fine and better, last as issued. (54) £50-70

149 Halfpence (40), 1956, in cardboard bank holder (S 4158). Uncirculated. (40) £40-60

150 Churchill’s Death, Crowns (129), 1965 (S 4144). About as struck. (129) £60-70

151 Royal Silver Wedding, Crowns (147), 1972 (S 4226). Mostly as issued. (147) £75-85

152 Jubilee Crowns (110 approx), 1977 (S 4227). Mostly as issued. (lot) £50-60

153 Queen Mother’s 80th Birthday, Crowns (102), 1980 (S 4228). As issued, some bagmarks. (102) £50-60

154 Royal Wedding of Charles and Diana, Crowns (110), 1981 (S 4229). About as issued. (110)£50-60

155 A Quantity (c.150) of commemorative cu-ni Crowns, mostly Churchill 1965, Silver Wedding 1972, Queen Mother 1980. Generally as issued. (lot) £50-70

Ireland156 George I, Wood’s Halfpenny 1723, obverse die flaw, 1724; Great Britain, George IV,

Farthing 1826. First two fine, last extremely fine, some lustre. (3) £65-75

Channel Islands157 Alderney, commemorative proof silver Five-Pounds (7), 1990s, all different, Cu-Ni issues (3),

in cases or capsules of issue. As issued. (10) £40-50

158 Guernsey, proof commemorative issues (8), mostly 1980s and 1990s, many silver, all in cases or capsules of issue. As issued. (8) £40-60

159 Guernsey, silver Proof 1-Pound, 1997; Russia, Silver Proof 3-Roubles, 1993, Ballet; Victoria, small silver Golden Jubilee medals (2); together with assorted other coins (118), mostly pre-decimal bronze issues. First two mint state, the medals extremely fine, the remainder in varied state. (122) £50-70

160 Jersey, Commemorative gold 25-Pounds, Golden Jubilee 2002, Queen’s bust right, rev Queen seated in coronation coach, 22ct, 7.89g, in case of issue. As struck. £50-60Isle of Man

161 Elizabeth II (1952- ), Tynwald Millennium 1979, sterling silver proof sets (2), One-Pound to Halfpenny, in case of issue, as issued, Tynwald Millennium sets 1979 (3), each of five silver Crowns, cased, as issued, and One-Pound (98), 1978 and 1979, uncirculated, other proof commemorative Crowns, Pounds etc. (lot)£250-300

162 Elizabeth II, bimetallic gold and titanium millennium Halfcrown 2000, weight 11g, and a ‘Year of the Dragon’ silver proof Crown 2000, both by The Westminster Collection Ltd, cased. As issued. (2) £50-60

163 Pobjoy Mint, Tynwald Millennium 1979, Olympics 1980, International Year of the Disabled 1981, each a set of cu-ni Crowns, in cases of issue; proof Decimal set 1981, other commemorative Crowns, Pounds etc (8), in cases of issue. As issued. (lot) £15-25

164 Proof and commemorative 50-Pences, Pounds, Crowns, Five-Pounds etc, a small quantity, mostly 1970s, many silver, including Pobjoy £1 set 1979, mostly in cases of issue. (lot)

£60-70

Miscellaneous British Coins

165 Elizabeth I to James II, comprising Elizabeth I, Shilling, fifth issue, no rose or date, i.m. bell (S 2577), good fine, Sixpence, sixth issue, rose, dated 1602, i.m. 1 (S 2585), fine, flat in parts and slightly creased, Groat, second issue, no rose or date, i.m. martlet, good fine, crease through centre (S 2556), Threepence, fourth issue, rose, dated 1580, i.m. latin cross (S 2573), flat to centres, about fine, Halfgroat, fifth issue, no rose or date, i.m. escallop (S 2579), portrait flat, weak fine, Penny, third issue, no rose or date, i.m. coronet (S 2570), fine; James I, Shilling, second bust, i.m. lis (S 2646), about fine, portrait a little flat, crack to reverse flan, Sixpence, third bust, dated 1605, i.m. lis (S 2657), flat to centres, otherwise fine, Halfgroat, second coinage, larger crown, i.m. escallop (S 2659), fine, Penny, second bust, i.m. thistle (S 2650A), good fine, flat in parts, ‘Lennox’ Farthing, type 3b, i.m. flower (S 2678), fine; Charles I, Tower under the King, Shilling, i.m. triangle in circle (S 2790A), fine, Sixpence, type 3a, i.m. crown (S 2800), good fine, Penny, i.m. portcullis (S 2832), good fine, Tower under Parliament, Halfcrown, i.m. (R) (S 2840), fine, Halfgroat, i.m. (R) (S 2849), fine, and a Rose Farthing, good fine; Charles II, Halfcrown 1679, regnal year TRICESSIMO PRIMO (S 3367), flat bust, about fine, Shilling 1663, first bust (S 3371), about very fine, Sixpence 1681, first bust (S 3382), fine, Twopence 1677 (S 3388), very fine, Farthing 1679, poor. James II, Halfcrown 1687, first bust, regnal year TERTIO (S 3408), fine, Shilling 1685 (S 3410), fair, Sixpence 1687 (S 3413), almost fine, bent twice, Threepence 1687 (S 3415), very fine, Twopence 1687 (S 3416), good fine, and an Irish Gunmoney Shilling 1689 (month indistinct) (S 6581), fine, all contained in a homemade laminated album decorated with postcards illustrative of contemporary people and events, should be viewed. (28) £600-800

166 William and Mary to George II, comprising William and Mary, Halfcrown 1689, first busts and shield (S 3434), fine, reverse better, Shilling 1692 (S 3437), fair, reverse better, Threepence 1694 (S 3442), good fine, Halfpenny 1694 (S 3452), about fine, Farthing 1694 (S 3453), fair; William III, Halfcrown 1697, regnal year NONO, first bust, large shields (S 3487), portrait and reverse centre flat, otherwise about fine, Shillings (2), 1696, 1697, first bust (S 3497), fine, flat in parts, Sixpence 1696, first bust, early harp (S 3520), very fine, Halfpenny 1696 (S 3554), very fine, Farthing 1697 (S 3557), fine; Anne, after Union with Scotland Halfcrown 1707, , E (Edinburgh mint) below bust (S 3605), fine, reverse better although scratches in one quarter, Shilling 1711, third bust, angles plain (S 3610), fair, Sixpence 1707, normal bust, plumes in angles (S 3623), fine, Sixpence 1711, normal bust, angles plain (S 3619), fine or better; George I, Shilling 1723, SSC (South Sea Company) in angles (S 3647), obverse fine, portrait weak, reverse better, Sixpence 1726, roses and plumes in angles (S 3653), fine, Halfpenny 1723 (S 3660), fine; George II, Halfcrown 1746, LIMA below bust, regnal year DVODECIMO NONO, plain angles (S 3695A), portrait rather flat, about fine, Shillings (2), 1739, rev roses (S 3701), fine, reverse better, 1758, rev plain (S 3704), very fine, Sixpences (2), 1739, rev roses (S 3708), very fine, 1758, rev plain (S 3711), fine, Halfpence (2), 1734 young bust (S 3717), almost fine, 1742 old bust (S 3718), about very fine, Farthings (2), 1736 young bust (S 3720), almost very fine, 1754 old bust (S 3722), nearly fine, all contained in a homemade laminated album decorated with postcards illustrative of contemporary people and events, should be viewed. (27) £600-800

167 English Coinage (120), Charles II to Elizabeth II, 1675-1967, including Crowns (4), George III to Elizabeth II, Copper and Bronze (27), including Cartwheel Twopence 1797, and Penny 1797 (3), Farthing 1675, few silver. Mixed grade. (120) £30-40

168 George II to George V, Maundy oddments (13), comprising Fourpence 1795, Threepence (3), 1731, 1795, 1917, Twopence (2) 1731, 1795, Pennies (7) 1731, 1820 (2), 1904, 1917, 1931, 1946; Three-Halfpence (3) 1835, 1843, 1862. Last two fine, otherwise extremely fine or better. (16) £130-160

169 George III to Edward VII, silver and copper coins, a representative collection, including Soho Twopence 1797, good fine, Halfcrowns 1816, 1817, very fine, Halfpenny 1855, extremely fine, Penny 1901, good extremely fine, with lustre, Halfpennies, bun head 1860, 1887, old head 1897, good extremely fine with lustre, Victorian and Edwardian silver, a wide selection, all contained in a homemade laminated album decorated with postcards illustrative of contemporary people and events. Varied state. (lot) £300-400

170 Victoria to George V, Silver Crowns (34), Double-Florins (2) 1887, 1890. Mostly fair to fine, a few later dates better. (36) £200-250

171 George V to Elizabeth II, including silver Halfcrowns (37), Florins (34), Shillings (48), Sixpences (37), no duplication of dates all contained in six homemade laminated albums decorated with postcards illustrative of contemporary people and events. Varied state. (lot) £200-300

172 Blue Coin Album containing assorted British coins in silver (33) and base metal (34). Varied state. (67) £200-300

173 English Hammered Coinage (17), Henry III to Charles I, Sixpence to Cut-farthing, Henry III, Cut-halfpenny (3), Cut-farthing (2); Edward I Penny (5), Halfpenny; Elizabeth I Sixpence, Penny (2), Halfpenny; James I Shilling; Charles I Rose-Farthing. Fair. (17) £20-30

174 Miscellaneous hammered minor silver (6), Edward I, Farthing, London, Edward III, Halfpenny, London, Farthing, London, Richard II, Halfpenny, London, Henry VI, Halfpenny, annulet issue, Edward IV, Halfpenny, trefoil by neck. Generally fine. (6) £80-120

175 Miscellaneous hammered (6), Henry III, Long cross penny, Oxford, Gefrei, Short cross cut Halfpence of London (2), continental sterlings (2), and a Scottish Penny of Alexander III. Last poor, others generally fine. (6)£50-60

176 Miscellaneous English Hammered Coins (5), Elizabeth I (1558-1603), Sixpence 1579, mm cross 7 (S 2572); fine, profile flat; James I (1603-1625), Halfgroat 1607-1609, mm coronet (S 2660), about very fine; Charles I (1625-1649), Shilling (2), 1632, mm harp (S 2785), first good fine, second some corrosion, about fine; Halfgroat 1625-1626, mm cross calvary (S 2806), fine. (5) £100-120

177 Miscellaneous hammered, Elizabeth I, fifth issue, Halfgroat, mm A, James I, Farthing, Charles I, Farthing. First fine, others fair, last with cut to flan. (3) £15-20

178 Miscellaneous British coins, Halfpenny 1697, no stop after TERTIVS, poor, Sixpence 1887 (2), young head, almost extremely fine, ‘withdrawn’ type, JEB below truncation, almost extremely fine, onetime cleaned, Shilling 1906, good very fine, dark uneven tone, proof Threepence 1927, good extremely fine. (5) £80-100

179 Shillings (3), 1723 SSC, 1758, 1816 (S 3647, 3704, 3790). Good fine to good very fine. (3)£50-70

180 Shillings (4), 1911, 1915, 1926 second large, 1927 modified effigy. Extremely fine. (4)£40-60

181 Sixpences (3), 169(-), 1787, 1816 (S 3520, 3749, 3791). Good very fine or better, weak date on first coin. (3) £50-70

182 Pennies (7), 1916, 1919, 1927, 1929, 1936, 1938, 1953. Extremely fine to uncirculated, all lustrous. (7) £40-60

183 Halfpennies (5), 1910, 1912, 1916, 1927, 1936. Extremely fine to uncirculated, all lustrous. (5)£30-50

184 Farthings (6), 1893, 1901, 1902, 1913, 1939, 1956. Extremely fine to uncirculated. (6)£20-30

185 Crown 1696, Halfcrown 1696, Crown 1708E, all fair, Maundy Penny 1826, Farthings (2), 1862, 1884, extremely fine or better. (6)£100-140

186 Crowns (17), mostly Victoria, dates 1819, 1820, 1821, 1887, 1889 (8), 1890, 1892, 1893, 1900 (2). Varied state although generally about fine. (17) £100-150

187 Crowns (4), 1935 (2), 1937, 1951. Generally extremely fine, last in box of issue. (4) £25-35

188 Silver Crowns (9), George III to Victoria, various dates, some mounted or pierced, fair to fine; double Florins (5), 1887, 1889 (2), 1890, fine; modern CuNi Crowns (11), very fine. (25)

£50-70

189 Halfcrowns (2), 1918, 1927 modified effigy, Sixpences (4) 1911, 1914, 1925NR, 1926 modified effigy. Extremely fine. (6) £40-60

190 Victoria to George VI, silver Halfcrowns (26), Florins (17), Shillings (49), Sixpences (7), Threepences (46), other base 19th and 20th century base coins, a small quantity. Generally lower grades, some better. (lot) £100-150

191 Minor silver (7), Groats (2) 1836, 1845, Threepence (3) 1918, 1920 (.500 silver), 1942, Threepence (2), 1834, 1835/4. Very fine to extremely fine. (7) £60-70

192 An album of ‘Coin Covers’ (12), covering various subjects (10th Anniversary of the last £1 note; 125th Anniversary of Churchill’s birth, 50th Anniversary of the Berlin Airlift; Total Solar Eclipse, etc) with accompanying coins and stamp covers, includes Half-Sovereign 2000; other medallic first day covers (2). As issued. (lot) £100-150

193 The Millennium Coin First Day Covers, by The Westminster Collection Ltd., featuring an album of Coin First Day Covers (19), including some banknotes, from Great Britain, Gibraltar, Isle of Man, Australia, Turks & Caicos, Norway, Guernsey, Jersey, Canada, USA, other issues (4). As issued. (lot) £100-150

194 A quantity of British coins, mostly base George V to Elizabeth II, some .500 silver Threepences to Halfcrowns, a few foreign minors. Varied state. (lot) £60-80

195 Miscellaneous British and world coins, late 20th century, currency and some cased proof or specimen issues, including silver. Varied state. (lot) £20-30

196 English and foreign coins in silver (49) and base metals (70). Fair to fine, a few better, some pierced or mutilated. (lot) £40-60

TOKENS17th Century

197 Berkshire, Maidenhead, William Battes, Farthing 1659 (W 46), Newbury, Farthings (7), 1657 (W 52). One Newbury almost fine, others poor to fair. (8) £30-40

198 Oxfordshire, Banbury, Thomas Sutton, Halfpenny 1666 (W 23), John Vivers, Halfpenny 1652 (W 24); Hook Norton, Richard Parcks, Halfpenny 1666 (W 107); Oxford, City Farthing 1652 (W 111/2), Humphrey Bodicott, Farthing (W 124), pierced, Seth Ireland, Farthing (W 148). Generally fair. (6) £50-70

199 Wiltshire, Aldbourne, John Adee, Farthing 1656 (W 1); Marlborough, Thomas Keene, Farthing 1652 (W 136); Salisbury, I.P., Farthing (W 210), Simon Rolfe, Farthings (2) (W 222). Generally fair.(6) £40-60

200 Miscellaneous 17th Century Tokens (4), Cambridge-shire (W 43), Gloucestershire (W 191), Kent (W 498), London (W 2141-3). Poor. (4)£10-20

18th Century201 Worcestershire, Dudley, Halfpenny 1790, Dudley castle, rev shepherd under a tree (DH 7).

Nearly extremely fine. £35-45

202 Worcestershire, Dudley, Halfpenny 1796, Dudley castle, rev cat (DH 12). Extremely fine, rare. £70-90

203 Eighteenth Century Halfpenny Tokens (5), Coventry, Norwich (2), Portsmouth (2), fine to very fine, one better, Norwich Twopence, poor. (6) £35-45Miscellaneous

204 Northumberland, Hareshaw Common, Boundary token, crescent within crowned garter, ESPERANCE around, rev legend (DW 31), good very fine; Gateshead, Boundary token, arms, rev legend (DW 22), extremely fine; Ireland, Royal Dublin Society, Copper Pass (MG 1024; DW 175), good very fine. (3) £60-70First two ex Glendining 2nd June 1994 (lot 839)

205 Pear’s Soap and Lloyds Newspapers, 19th century advertising countermarks on worn copper pennies etc, including a French 5-Centimes 1853. Coins worn, countermarks clear. (10)

£10-20

206 Toy Money, Ten-thousandths of a Pound Sterling, silvered bronze, dated 1901 (Rogers 915). Good very fine, very rare. £15-25

207 Toy Money, Victorian era, bust of Queen, rev ‘value’ (Rogers 204, 231, 251, 255, 262, 517a), later issues (3), plastic and cardboard, mostly about as issued; Germany, brass spielpfennige (5), good very fine and better. (14)£20-25

208 Charles II (1660-1685), A worn Halfpenny, the obverse engraved IC, the reverse has an amateur engraving depicting rural scene with a rider, a donkey, a sheep and shepherd, and a duck, probably the work of an inspired child. Moderately interesting. £5-8

209 Miscellaneous Halfpenny tokens (12), eighteenth/-nineteenth century. Fine to very fine, including one or two that are extremely fine. (12) £50-70

210 Miscellaneous Copper (13), mostly tokens including Norwich Twopence, and Cornwall Penny. Fine. (13) £30-40

211 Nottingham, National Projectile Factory, Brass Paycheck, numbered 691, 37mm, almost very fine, pierced at 12 o’clock; Leicester, T Johnson, photographer, copper advertising ticket, bust left, rev arms, 24mm, good fine. (2) £8-10

212 Nineteenth Century brass Guinea-series Gaming Counters, Coin Weights, Medalets etc and an official issue small silver Diamond Jubilee medal. Fine to very fine, a few better. (20)

£40-50

213 British and Australian nineteenth century tokens (5), Professor Holloway’s Pennies 1858 (2), Halfpenny 1858, Queensland, Jones’s Penny (A 307), Pettigrew’s Penny (A 438), Van Diemen’s Land (Tasmania), Joseph’s Penny 1858 (A 309); Barbados, Pennies (2), 1788, 1792. Last two about fine, second waterworn, others fine to very fine. (8) £25-35

214 British Empire, nineteenth century tokens (6), mostly Copper, Ceylon (2), black vulcanite token for Hultsdorf Mills, Colombo (Pr 64), George Steuart and Co., Wekende Mills (Pr 96); India, Shillong Soldiers Club (2), value stated 1 and 4; South Africa (2), East London Municipal Office, One-Penny 1880, Jagersfontein Municipality, 3 Gallons Water check. Very fine or better. (6)

£45-55

WORLD COINS

AFGHANISTAN

215 Assorted silver (17) and copper (12) coins, some identified. Fine to very fine, some better. (29)£30-40

AUSTRALIA

216 George V, Florins (15), 1910, 1911 (2), 1913, 1914 (3), 1918, 1922, 1925, 1926, 1927 Canberra, 1928, 1931, 1934, 1936. Earlier fair to fine, later generally very fine, 1927 extremely fine. (18) £80-120

217 George V, Florins (4), including Parliament Florin 1927, Shillings (4), Sixpence, Threepence (4), various dates. Varied state. (13)£50-70

218 George V (1910-1936), Florin 1913, Shillings (2), 1911, 1913. Second good very fine, others fine. (3) £50-70

219 George V, Shilling, 1912 (KM 26). Good very fine. £25-35

220 Commemorative silver 2-Dollars 1993, proof 10-Dollars 1994, proof 5-Dollars 2000, proof 1-Dollar (2), 1998, 2000, proof 50-Cents 2000, in cases of issue. (6) £40-50

221 Sydney Olympics, commemorative 30-Dollars 2000, .999 proof silver, weight 1kg, diameter 100mm, bust of Elizabeth II, rev athletes in action around colour Sydney olympics logo, numbered 1181 on elaborate box of issue. As issued. £200-250

222 Kookaburra commemorative 30-Dollars 2000, .999 proof silver, weight 1kg, diameter 100mm, bust of Elizabeth II, rev kookaburra bird on a branch, in box of issue. As issued.

£180-220

223 20th century coinage (c.123), Edward VII to Elizabeth II, 1-Dollar to 1-Cent, Copper (29), few silver. Fine to good very fine. (lot) £60-80

224 20th century coinage (c.93), Edward VII to Elizabeth II, Crown to 1-Cent, Copper (30). Uncirculated (few) to fine. (lot) £30-40

AUSTRIA

225 Maria Theresa, modern (20th century) Thalers dated 1780 (12), and a Millennium silver and titanium 100-Schilling 2000. Extremely fine and better, some cased, a few proof. (13)

£70-100

BAHAMAS

226 Proof set 1971, by the Franklin Mint, 5-Dollars to 1-Cent, in case of issue (KM PS4). As issued. (9)£20-30

227 Franklin mint proof sets 1974 (4), silver 5-Dollars to 50-Cents, base 25- to 1-Cent; Proof sets 1978 (2), each with two medallic silver 10-Dollars, in cases of issue. As issued. (lot)

£100-150

BALTIC STATES

8 Collection of coins of Lithuania (31) and Latvia (15), dated 1922-1939. Fine to uncirculated. (46)£120-150

BARBADOS

229 Franklin mint proof sets 1973 (2), silver 10-, 5- and 2-Dollars, base Dollar to 1-Cent, in cases of issue; British Virgin Islands, Franklin mint proof sets 1973 (2), in cases of issue. As issued. (lot) £60-80

230 Modern silver proof issues, 10-Dollars 1974, 5-Dollars 2000, 1-Dollar 1994, 1997, proof set 1974, cased. As issued. (lot) £40-60

BELGIUM

231 Leopold II (1865-1909), 5-Francs (10) 1868 (2), 1869 (2), 1870 (2), 1871, 1873 (2), 1874; others (2); Germany, Hamburg, 5-Marks 1876J. Fine to very fine. (13) £100-130

232 5-Francs 1934, 1-Franc 1881; Netherlands, 2½-Gulden 1940, 1-Gulden 1911. Second fair, others generally fine to very fine. (4)£70-90

BERMUDA

233 Proof 1-Dollar 1972 (3), in silver and Cu-Ni (2), in cases of issue. As issued. (3) £8-12

BHUTAN

234 Proof set 1966, platinum, 5-, 2- and 1-Sertum, in Royal Mint case of issue (KM PS3). As issued. (3) £450-550

BRITISH COLONIAL

235 Assorted British colonial coins in silver (32) and base metal (10), mostly 20th-century issues. Fine to uncirculated. (42) £150-200

BRITISH EAST AND WEST AFRICA

236 Coins of Edward VII through to Elizabeth II in silver, copper and other metals. Fine to very fine, some better. (168) £40-50

237 20th century currency coinage (c.150), c.1909-1952. Varied state, some very fine. (lot)£50-60

238 20th century currency coinage (100), c.1907-1957. Varied state, some very fine. (100)£30-50

239 20th century currency coinage (50), c.1909-1952. Varied state, some very fine. (50) £20-30

BUKHARA

240 Silver Tenga (30), together with an Ottoman Sultani and assorted other Islamic coins in silver (8) and base metal (20). Varied state, the Sultani pierced. (59) £30-60

BURMA

241 Pyu Kingdom, Silver Unit, type I (RS 3.1); Bodawpaya (1782-1819), Silver Unit (RS 8.1); Mysore, Haidar Ali (1761-1782), Gold Pagoda (KM 15). First good very fine, the second pierced otherwise good fine, the last very fine. (3)£120-150

CANADA

242 George V, 50-Cents 1914, 25-Cents 1907, good fine; George VI, 5-Cents 1944 (4), uncirculated but some corrosion, mainly on the edges; Elizabeth II, 50-, 25-, 10-, 5-, 1-Cent 1954, uncirculated. (11) £50-70

243 50-Cents 1945, 10-Cents (2), 1902H (KM 36, 10). Good very fine or better. (3) £20-30

244 Elizabeth II, 50-, 25-, 10-, 5- and 1-Cent 1954, uncirculated; other Canadian coins in silver and base metals (25), fine or better. (30)£60-80

245 Miscellaneous Coinage (48), 1859 to 1973, 1-Dollar to 1-Cent, Victorian Copper (10). Uncirculated to fine. (48). £25-35

246 Miscellaneous Coinage (125), Victoria to Elizabeth II, 1876-1976, 50-Cents to 1-Cent, Copper (28). Mixed grade with many very fine. (125) £50-60

247 Nineteenth Century copper Pennies (11), Halfpennies and other lesser (20), Nova Scotia, Newfoundland, Quebec, New Brunswick etc, a good range. Fine to very fine. (31) £50-60

248 Modern Crown-sized silver proof commemoratives (7), different subjects, specimen set 1994, other modern proof and specimen coins (2), in cases of issue. As issued. (lot) £50-60

249 Millennium 2000, cased set of 12 silver proof 25-Cents, each with a different reverse, in case of issue. As issued. (12) £120-150

CARIBBEAN

250 Royal Visit Silver Proof Collection, Crownsize commemoratives (6), in case of issue. As issued. (6) £30-50

CENTRAL ASIA

251 Arab-Bukharan Drachms (26), these fair to fine, and Tabaristan ½-Drachms (7), mostly very fine. (33) £150-200

CHINA

252 Tang Dynasty (618-907), Hsuan Tsung 713-742, Cash (101), crescent and non-crescent types, Kai Yuan Tsun Po. Fine. (101)£50-60

CRUSADER STATES

253 Antioch, Bohemond III (1149-1201), bare-head Denier; Achaia, William de Villehardouin (1246-1278), Denier Tournois. First very fine and scarce, the second good fine. (2) £50-70

EAST AFRICA

254 Mombasa, bronzed proof 1306h/1888 countermark, Calcutta mint (KM 1.1). Scuffed, otherwise extremely fine. £30-40

255 [and Uganda] Edward VII, 50-Cents 1906 (KM 4). Almost extremely fine. £30-40

EGYPT256 Fu’ad I, as Sultan, silver 10-Piastres 1920H, Heaton mint, Birmingham (KM 327). Extremely

fine. £120-150

257 Ottoman, Abdul Aziz, bronze 4-Para (84) 1277/4, Misr (KM 240). A few tarnished, all about uncirculated. (84) £150-200

258 Ottoman, Gold 100-Qirsh, AH1255, year 15 (KM 235.2), together with assorted other coins (11) and medals (3). First good very fine, the others varied state. (15) £80-100

259 Assorted silver, bronze and copper-nickel from Abdul Aziz to Farouk. Generally very fine, some extremely fine to uncirculated. (67)£100-120

260 Suez Canal Tokens 1865 (3), 1-Franc, 50-Centimes, 20-Centimes, TRAVAUX DE CANAL DE SUEZ EGYPTE, ship in full sail right, rev BOREL LAVALLEY ET COMPTE , denomination within border (KM Tn1865). Good very fine. (3) £200-250

FINLAND

261 Silver 1-Markka, 1915 (KM 3.2). Extremely fine, light toning. £8-10

FRANCE

262 Louis XIV (1643-1715), Ecu 1702A, reformation, struck over a piece dated 1699, bust right, rev crowned arms on crossed sceptres (Duplessy 1533). Striking weakness and strange stippling on bust, very fine. £60-80

263 Louis XVI, Ecu 1786R, bust left, rev arms (Duplessy 1708). Strip edge to right of bust, cleaned, otherwise almost very fine.£20-30

264 Napoleon III (1852-1870), Gold 100-Francs, 1858A (Gadoury 1135). Minor marks, otherwise extremely fine. £250-300

GERMANY

265 Anhalt-Bernburg, Alexius Friedrich Christian (1796-1834), Silver Gulden 1806, bear on wall, rev denomination and date in wreath (KM 72). Almost extremely fine. £40-60

266 Braunschweig-Wolfenbüttel, Heinrich Julius (1598-1613), Thaler 1604, Zellerfeld, arms, rev wildman with broken tree in right hand (D 6285). Flan flaw at edge, fine, scarce. £80-100

267 Braunschweig-Wolfenbüttel, Heinrich Julius, Thaler 1611, Zellerfeld, arms, rev wildman with broken tree in right hand (D 6285). Fine, scarce. £60-80

268 Braunschweig-Wolfenbüttel, Anton Ulrich (1704-1714), Thaler (2), 1707, 1711, Zellerfeld, arms, rev wildman, RB in left field, tree to right, CONSTANTER over (D 2116). Fine.

£100-150

269 Braunschweig-Wolfenbüttel, August Wilhelm (1714-1731), Thaler 1719, Zellerfeld, arms, rev wildman with a pine tree in his left hand, HH either side of crossed bayonets in left field, PARTA TUERI over (D 2126). Small edge knock above arms, light graffiti in reverse field, almost very fine. £50-70

270 Braunschweig-Wolfenbüttel, August Wilhelm, Thaler 1725, Zellerfeld, arms, rev, Thaler 1725, crowned A W cipher, rev leaping horse to left (D 2127). Some tooling on reverse, sometime cleaned, almost very fine, scarce. £100-120

271 Saxony, Johann Friedrich I and Heinrich (1539-1541), Thaler 1539, bust with sword right, rev half facing bust with sceptre (D 9728). Trace of mount at top, almost very fine.£30-50

272 German States, Prussia, 2-Marks 1913A (KM 532), fine; Third Reich, 5-Reichsmarks, 1936A (KM 86), very fine; 10-Marks, 1972G commemorative issue for the Munich Olympics, (KM 134.1), uncirculated; 5-Marks 1980F (KM 140.1), very fine. (4) £8-12

273 Meissen 1920s Notgeld (11), no duplication. About as made. (11) £50-60

274 Munich Olympic Games 1972, Commemorative issues, 5-Mark (6), 10-Mark (15), good variety of types but with some duplication. Extremely fine or better. (21) £40-50

GIBRALTAR275 Modern crownsize silver proof commemoratives (5), different subjects, others (6); St Helena

and Ascension Island silver proof Crowns (2), others (3), all cased. As issued. (lot) £50-60

276 British Monarchs, George I to Elizabeth II, proof silver commemorative Crowns (12) issued 1993, obverse the Machin portrait of the Queen, each reverse depicts one of the various monarchs, in plush case of issue. As struck. (12) £100-150

HAWAII277 Kamehameha III (1825-1854), 1-Cent 1847 (KM 1). Only fair and with large die flaw above

head, but rare. £40-60

HONG KONG278 1-Mil (4), 1863, 1865, 1866 (2) (Pr 193, 196, 197); Canada, 1-Dollar, 1939, Royal Visit

commemorative (KM 38). First four very fine or better, the last with a few minor marks, otherwise extremely fine. (5) £50-70

INDIA279 Ancient, The Andhrabhrityas in South West Deccan, lead Double Karshapana (4) (c.160-345

AD), obv complex hill symbol, rev railed tree (Mitchener 4971-2). Very fine for issue. (4)£80-100

280 Ancient, Small Silver punchmarked coins (25), assorted varieties. Fine to very fine. (25)£60-80

281 Kushan, Kujula Kadphises (c.25 BC-25 AD), Copper Tetradrachm, obv bull, rev camel (Senior B11.1). Fine, scarce. £50-70

282 Mughal, Aurangzeb (AH 1068-1118; 1658-1707 AD), Gold Mohur, mint unclear, AH 1075, year 7. Very fine. £80-100

283 Sultanate and Mughal silver coins (44), including two Rupees of Rafi ud-Darjat (both mounted) and copper coins (25). Generally fine to very fine. (71) £80-100

284 Sultanates, Sultans of Dehli, Muhammad bin Sam, Gold Dinar, 4.2g, Bayana type, obv Lakhsmi, rather crudely engraved (G&G D6); Gold Punchmarked Pagoda, Bujaba series, c.12th century. First very fine, second fine. (2) £80-100

285 Sultanates, Sultans of Dehli, Shams al-din Iltutmish (AH 607-633; 1210-1235 AD), Silver Tanka, mintname (Dehli) and date off flan, issue struck from the land tax on Qanauj and infidels (G&G D36 var). About very fine, rare.£100-120

286 Sultanates, Sultans of Dehli, Sher Shah Suri (AH 945-952; 1538-1545 AD), Rupee, Agra/Gwalior type, no mintname, AH 947 (G&G D820 var). Some test-marks, good fine and scarce. £50-70

287 Sultanates, Sultans of Dehli, Silver Tankas (9): Mas'ud, Mahmud I (2), Balban (2), Kaiqubad, Firuz II, Muhammad Khalji (2) (G&G D121, D137, D138, D157(2), D178, D197, D225, D226). Fine to good very fine. (9) £60-80

288 Sultanates, Sultans of Bengal, Ghiyath al-din A’zam (AH 792-813; 1389-1410 AD), Silver Tankas (5): Jannatabad, AH 790, struck during his father's reign (G&G B226), Hadrat Firuzabad, AH 793, AH 798 (G&G B241), mintname (Mu’azzamabad) and date off flan (G&G B245), ‘Arsah Satgaon, date off flan (G&G B247). All with test-marks or test-cuts, otherwise very fine or better, the first scarce. (5)£80-100

289 Sultanates, Sultans of Bengal, Shihab al-din Bayazid (AH 815-817; 1412-1414 AD), Silver Tanka, no mintname, date mostly off flan (G&G B291). Test-cut on reverse, otherwise good very fine, scarce. £40-60

290 Sultanates, Sultans of Bengal, Jalal al-din Muhammad (AH 818-819, 821-837; 1415-1416, 1418-1433 AD), Silver Tankas (2), mintname (Firuzabad) and date off flan (G&G B306/331), toughra type, ‘Arsah Satgaon, date not visible (G&G B352). Both test-marked, first good fine, the second fine and very rare. (2)£80-100

291 Sultanates, Sultans of Bengal, Nasir al-din Mahmud (AH 837-864; 1433-1459 AD), silver Tankas (3), Muhammadabad, date unclear (G&G B419), no mintname or date (G&G B423 var), Dar al-Darb, AH 861 (G&G B442). First very fine and very rare, the others with test-cuts, good fine. (3)

£60-80

292 Sultanates, Sultans of Bengal, ‘Ala’ al-din Husain (AH 899-925; 1493-1519 AD), Silver Tankas (13), assorted mints and types; Bahmanis of Gulbarga, Muhammad Shah I (AH 760-777; 1359-1375 AD), silver Tanka, Hadrat Fathabad, AH 762 (G&G BH28). The last fine and scarce, the others mostly very fine or better. (14) £120-140

293 Sultanates, ‘Adil Shahs of Bijapur, Muhammad ‘Adil Shah (AH 1037-1068; 1627-1656 AD), Gold Pagoda, no mintname or date (G&G BJ20). Very fine, rare. £120-150

294 Princely States, Jaipur, Gold Mohur in the name of Muhammad Akbar II, year 30 (KM 77). Very fine with some deposit. £70-90

295 Princely States, Mysore, copper coins (31), together with silver and copper coins of other states, the East India Company and British India (189). Fine or better. (220) £80-100

296 Princely States, Nizams of Hyderabad, Gold Pagoda, Imtiyazgadh, uncertain type but possibly dated (1)201, another Gold Pagoda, obv seated god, rev granulated. Very fine. (2)£60-80

297 Princely States, Assorted Coins (82), silver and copper, all identified in envelopes, including issues from Hyderabad (12), Gwalior (9), Jaipur (8). Fine to very fine, some better. (82)

£60-70

298 Princely States, Assorted Silver Coins (52), including issues of Baroda, Hyderabad, Kutch, and a Jaipur mule Nazarana Rupee of George VI 1949 and Madho Singh II, year 3 (1882) (cf KM YA21 for type). Generally very fine, some extremely fine or better. (52) £70-80

299 East India Company, Bengal Presidency, silver Rupees (34), frozen year 19 (1792-1818), Calcutta mint, oblique milling (KM 99). A few with adjustment marks, but all extremely fine. (34) £120-150

300 East India Company, William IV (1830-1837), Rupees (15), 1835, Calcutta mint (KM 450.2, 450.3). Generally good very fine, some better. (15) £60-70

301 East India Company, Gold Mohur, 1841, Calcutta mint (Pr 22). Lightly cleaned, traces of mounting on edge, good very fine.£200-250

302 East India Company, unified coinage, Rupees (8), ½-Rupees (3), ¼-Rupees (3), 2-Annas (2), ½-Anna (8), ¼-Anna (16), ½-Pice (3), 1/12-Anna (10); Imperial coinage, assorted coins in silver (20) and base metal (9); Hyderabad, 2-Annas, AH 1362. Fine to good very fine. (83)

£50-70

303 British India/EIC, William IV Rupees (10), Victoria, EIC Rupees (11), Victoria Gothic Rupees (26), Victoria, Alwar State, Rupees (7), Victoria, Bikanir State Rupees (2), Edward VII, Rupees (7), George V, Rupees (25), George VI, Rupees (10), assorted ½-Rupees (51), together with other silver and copper issues of the EIC and British India (44). Fine to very fine, some better. (193) £200-250

304 Assorted silver, copper and other base metal coins, ancient through twentieth century, including several temple tokens. Fine to very fine, some better. (107) £50-60

305 Assorted Indian coins in silver (34) and base metal (84), including two Madras ¼-Rupees countermarked with crowns for use in Ceylon. Mostly fine to very fine. (118) £100-120

306 Blue Folder containing miscellaneous Indian coins in silver (101) and base metal (84), from Mughal empire to 20th century. Varied state, an interesting group. (185) £250-300

IRAN

307 Muhammad Reza Pahlavi, Gold ½-Pahlavi 1950/ SH 1329, 4.068g (KM 1149). Traces of mount on edge at 12 o’clock, small scratch above lion on reverse, otherwise very fine and extremely rare. £50-60only 75 pieces of this date were struck

IRAQ

308 Assorted 20th century coins (53). Fine to extremely fine. (53) £120-150

ISLAMIC COINS

309 Ghaznavid, Ibrahim (AH 451-492), Dinar, Ghazna?, AH 492 (A 1637). Margins partly flat, good fine. £60-80

310 Ottoman, Abdul Mejid (1255-1277h), ½-Memduhiye Altin and ¼-Memduhiye Altin, Qustantiniya 1255h, year 2; Abdul Aziz (1277-1293h), 25-Qirsh, Misr 1277h, year 8; Abdul Aziz with Muhammad al-Sadiq Bey, 5-Piastres, Tunis 1281h. Very fine to extremely fine. (4)

£60-80

311 Ottoman, Mehmed V (1327-1336h), 25-Kurush (3), Qustantiniya 1327h, years 1, 2, 3; Republic, 25-Kurush, Anqara, 1927. Extremely fine. (4) £50-70

312 Qajar, Muzaffar al-din Shah (1313-1324h), ½-Toman, Tehran 1323h (KM 994), 1/5-Toman, Tehran, undated (KM 991). First good very fine, the second very fine and scarce. (2)

£50-70

JAPAN

313 Mutsuhito (1867-1912), 1-Yen, Meiji 25, late variety, rev gin countermark (KM Y28a.5), 1-Yen (2), Meiji 34, Meiji 37 (KM YA25.3); 1000-Yen (2), 1964, Tokyo Olympics (KM Y80). First about extremely fine, the next two extremely fine, the last two uncirculated. (5) £120-150

LATVIA

314 First Republic (1918-1940), 5-Lati 1931 (2), 2-Lati 1926. Good very fine or better. (3)£12-15

MALTA

315 Gold 50-, 20-, 10- and 5-Pounds 1972, in case of issue (KM MS2). About as struck. (4) £270-300

316 Gold 50-, 20-, 10- and 5-Pounds, silver 2-Pounds, 1-Pound 1972, in case of issue (KM MS2). The gold about as struck, the silver a little tarnished and some printmarks. (6) £280-300

317 Proof set 1972, base 50-Cents to 2-Mils, 1-Pound 1979 (15), others (2). As issued. (25)£25-35

MEXICO

318 Ferdinand VI (1746-1759), Gold 1-Escudo, 1748 MF (CCT 188), together with a small silver Brazilian medalet, a Byzantine Follis, a Yemeni Riyal, and a pendant made from a cast copy of a Saudi Arabia Hashimi Riyal. First pierced, otherwise about very fine, rare, the others fine to very fine. (5) £120-150

319 8-Reales (2), 1803FT, Mexico City, good fine, obverse scratches, another, 1886MM, mm Ca, uncirculated. (2) £35-45

320 Commemorative 25-Pesos (9), 29th Olympic Games, Mexico City 1968. Extremely fine. (9)£40-50

MOROCCO

321 Assorted 19th century silver coins, 5-Dirhams (5), 2½-Dirhams (8), Dirham (5), and ½-Dirham (10), together with copper and other base metal coins (17). Generally very fine, several better. (45) £50-80

MYANMAR/THAILAND

322 Tenasserim, Ganza (tin-copper alloy) money, c.1593-1785, obv To (mythical lion) or lotus bud, rev inscription (Mitchener type 2862; R&S 6.4). All somewhat corroded, fine to very fine. (6)

£100-120

NETHERLANDS

323 2½-Gulden (5), 1937, 1938, 1939, 1940, 1-Gulden 1939, 1940, 10-Cents 1896, others (3). Generally good very fine and better. (10)£50-70

324 A quantity of 19th and 20th century coinage (300 approx), many silver, including 2½-Gulden 1938 (2). Varied state. (lot) £150-200

NEW ZEALAND

325 Halfcrowns (10), Florin (1), Shillings (6), Sixpences (10), Threepences (7), others (10); together with other coins of Australia (14), South Africa (28), East Africa (15), Jersey (9), Guernsey (15), Eire (40), India (12), and others (59). Fine to extremely fine. (236) £60-80

326 Proof sets (5) 1976-1980, 1-Cent to 1-Dollar, in cases of issue; Commemorative Dollars (12), various dates. (lot) £50-60

PANAMA

327 Silver 20-Balboas 1974 (10), in box of issue, another, cased (KM 31). As issued. (11)£150-200

PAPUA NEW GUINEA

328 Proof set 1975, by the Franklin Mint, 1- to 20-Toea, 1-, 5- and 10-Kina (KM PS1). As issued. (8)£20-25

POLAND329 Postwar Communist era, a quantity of base coinage, several hundreds, mostly 1970s to

1990. Varied state. (lot) £40-50

330 Assorted coins in silver (42) and base metal (28), mostly 17 th-century issues, together with Russian wire money (35), and miscellaneous other coins (70). Mostly fair to very fine. (175)

£100-120

PORTUGAL331 A Mexico City 8-Reales 1818IJ, the obverse portrait countermarked with a Portuguese shield

(KM 440.15). Host coin fine, countermark better. £40-60The countermarks were applied in 1834 to indicate a value of 870-Reis

RHODESIA332 20th Century currency coinage (approx 200), c.1932-1977, mostly minor denominations.

Varied state, some very fine. (lot) £40-60

333 An assortment of 20th century currency coinage (approx 100), c.1934-1977. Varied state, some very fine. (lot) £20-30

334 An assortment of 20th century currency coinage (approx 100), c.1934-1977. Varied state, some very fine. (lot) £20-30

RUSSIA335 ‘Wire Money’ Silver Kopek; Peter I (1689-1725), Kopek, 1715; Catherine II (1762-1796), 2-

Kopeks, 1766, overstruck on an earlier 4-Kopeks; Nicholas I (1825-1855), Rouble, 1844; Alexander II (1855-1881), 25-Kopeks, 1856. Mostly very fine. (5) £100-120

336 Ivan the Terrible, Silver Dengi (2), together with wire money (13). Fine to very fine. (15)£40-60

337 Anna (1730-1740), Rouble 1739, “Hedlinger” bust right, rev crowned double eagle (Bit2 204; Sev 1307). Good fine. £80-100

338 Elizabeth (1741-1761), 10-Kopeks (2), 1748, 1752, Silver 5-Kopeks (2), 1756, 1758, Copper 5-Kopeks 1760, 2-Kopeks (2), 1760, 1761, Kopek 1757, Denga (3), 1747, 1748, 1751. Fine to good very fine. (11) £150-200

339 Elizabeth, Livonia and Estonia, Silver 4-Kopecks 1757 (Bit2 641; Sev 1756). Very fine.£60-80

340 Catherine II (1762-1796), Copper 5-Kopecks (2), 1763 СПБ and 1793 ЕМ, re-overstruck on earlier 10-Kopecks, 2-Kopecks 1766, overstruck on earlier 4-Kopecks; Alexander I, copper 5-Kopecks 1804 and 2-Kopecks 1802. Fine or better. (5) £60-80

341 Rouble 1877 (KM Y25). About extremely fine. £25-30

342 Nicholas II, gold 10-Roubles 1899, 5-Roubles 1899. Very fine and extremely fine. (2)£70-90

343 Rouble 1913, 300th anniversary of the Romanov Dynasty, three quarter busts of Michael I and Nicholas II, rev double headed displayed eagle holding orb and sceptre (KM 70). Light tone, extremely fine. £40-50

344 Siberia, 2-Kopeks 1769 (2), one on defective flan, 1-Kopek 1769, 1770, Polushka 1768. Generally fine or better. (5) £50-80

345 Assorted Russian Coppers (6), 5-Kopeks (4), 1725, 1727, 1729, 1730, 2-Kopeks (2), 1800EM, 1801KM. Some fair, mostly fine. (6)£50-60

SAUDI ARABIA

346 Hejaz, Ottoman 40-Para (30), all countermarked ‘al-Hejaz’ (KM 4-6). All with loop-mounts attached, coins mostly fine, countermarks better. (30) £150-200

347 Coin Bracelet, made up of approx 50 ¼-Ghirsh (KM 19.2). Very fine and unusual. £60-80

SOUTH AFRICA

348 ZAR, 2½-Shillings (6), 2-Shillings (5), 1-Shilling (4), others (3); Union, Pennies (26), Halfpennies (17), others (5); Republic (46), including many proofs; together with coins of Southern Rhodesia (16), Rhodesia & Nyasaland (15), Rhodesia (27), Jersey (30), Guernsey (29), and others (37). Fine to uncirculated. (266) £50-70

349 ZAR, Halfcrowns (2), 1897, 1892, Florins (3), 1896 (2), 1897, Shillings (13), 1892 (2), 1893, 1894 (4), 1896 (3), 1897 (3), others (5). Fair to fine, some better. (23) £40-60

350 An assortment of 20th century currency coinage (c.200) 1967-1989. Uncirculated. (lot)£10-20

351 An assortment of 20th century currency coinage (c.200) 1967-1989. Uncirculated. (lot)£10-20

352 A very large assortment of bronze Pennies (approx 1500), mostly George V to Elizabeth II, a variety of dates. Fine to very fine. (lot)£20-30

SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA

353 Assorted silver, copper and other base metal coins, 19th and 20th century. Fine to very fine, some better. (220) £60-80

SPAIN

354 5-Pesetas 1885, very fine, lesser silver (8), bronze coins (20), 1870s. Mostly fine. (21)£40-60

SRI LANKA

355 Later Himyarites (c.50-150 AD), silver ¼-Unit (21), male head on both sides (Mitchener 370-72). Fine to very fine. (21) £150-200

356 Anonymous Gold Akar or 1/8-Kabavanu, undated (11th century), Hyderabad 1/8-Mohur 127(-), Gold Fanams (5), together with Turkey 25-Piastres 1923/41. Very fine or better. (8) £100-120

357 VOC, Safavid silver Mahmudi, Huwaiza mint, countermarked with VOC mongram and C (=Colombo) above (Scholten 1286). Coin fair, countermark about very fine, rare. £100-120ex RJ Ford Collection (Taisei-Baldwin-Gillio 19, lot 44)

STRAITS SETTLEMENTS

358 Victoria to George V, minor silver (11), 20-Cents 1895, 10-Cents 1896, 1926, 5-Cents (8); others (6). Silver fine and better, others fair to fine. (17) £25-35

SWEDEN

359 Assorted 19th century copper coins (35), 5-Øre (9), 2-Øre (17) and 1-Øre (9), including 2-Øre 1878 with small lettering. Last good very fine and rare, others generally fine to very fine, some better. (35) £50-60

SWITZERLAND

360 Berne, Half-Thaler 1796 (KM 151). Good very fine. £70-90

361 Miscellaneous Coinage (134), 1882 to 1968, 5-Francs to ½-Franc. Mixed grade. (134)£25-35

TIBET

362 Ga-den Tankas (2), undated (KM YB13.1, Y13.7), 3-Srang (2), 16-10 (KM Y26), 5-Sho, 16-23 (KM Y 28.1), 1-Sho (4), 16-2, 16-6, 16-9 (2) (KM Y21a, Y23), 7½-Skar, 15-54 (KM Y20), 5-Skar, 15-55 (KM Y19). Fine to good very fine. (11) £50-70

TURKEY

363 Gold ¼-Zeri, AH 1223 (AD 1808). Extremely fine, pierced. £10-15TURKS AND CAICOS ISLANDS

364 Mountbatten issue 1980, gold 100-Crowns, silver 20-, 10-, and 5-Crowns, in case of issue; other silver proof Crowns (4), cased. As issued. (8) £150-180

365 Commemorative silver 5-Crowns 1992 Olympics (5), Columbus silver proofs 1991, 1992 (4), royal silver commemorative Crowns (7), various dates, cu-ni issues (4), all cased. As issued. (20) £80-120

URUGUAY

366 10-Centesimos 1877, 5-Centesimos 1857, 4-Centesimos, 2-Centesimos 1869. Good very fine to extremely fine. (4) £40-60

USA

367 2½-Dollars 1853. Some scratches, otherwise about very fine. £80-100

368 A large commemorative coin based on the Morgan Dollar, silver proof, dated 2001, 1lb weight, capped bust of Liberty left, rev eagle, .999 fine, 88mm, cased, as issued; other modern issues (5), varied state, and a proof set 1976, as issued. (lot) £100-150

369 George Washington tokens (2), 1783, military bust and draped bust. Almost very fine and fine. (2) £60-80

VATICAN

370 Pius XII (1939-1958), 10-, 5-, 2- and 1-Lira, 1950, Holy Year issues (KM Y47, Y46, Y45, Y44). Extremely fine. (4) £10-15

YEMEN

371 Imam Yahya, silver Imadi Riyal 1344h (5), all uncirculated; together with assorted silver and base metal coins of Arabia, Iraq and Jordan (88). Fine to uncirculated. (93) £80-100

372 Iran, Qajar and Pahlavi, machine struck silver and base metal coins, including 5-Kran (6), 2-Kran (32) and 1-Kran (13). Very fine to about uncirculated. (60) £120-150

MISCELLANEOUS

373 British Empire, Victoria to George V, assorted coins of the British Empire, silver and base, some Irish. Generally fine. (30) £60-80

374 Primitive currency, comprising various types of shells, tally sticks, West African Kissi pennies, and scales. (lot) £30-40

375 Russia, 1-Rouble 1855HI, good very fine; Poland, Danzig, 1-Orte 1625, good fine; Sweden, 1-Mark 1717, good fine. (3) £60-80

376 Miscellaneous Coins of the World (c.565), including Rouble 1913, Hungarian 1-Krona 1896, European, Far-East, Middle-East, USA, few tokens, few jeweller's copies. Mixed grade. (lot) £50-60

377 Southeast Asia and the Far East, assorted silver, copper and other base metal coins from Southeast Asia and the Far East, including Malaysia, Thailand, Netherlands, East Indies, Tibet, Hong Kong and Japan. Fine to very fine. (186) £150-200

378 Miscellaneous World Coins in silver, copper and other base metals (c.240), including Malta 30-Taxi 1757, brooch mounted. Fair to extremely fine. (240) £80-100

379 Assorted coins, mostly medieval or early modern, including Sasanian and Arab-Sasanian (6), Carolingian (2), Lusignan Cyprus (5), and Spain (9). Varied state, a few pierced. (51)

£150-200

380 Assorted ancient, Islamic, and Indian coins (lot), mostly base metal. Varied state. (lot)£60-80

381 Red Coin Album containing assorted world coins in silver (55) and base metal (6). Fine to uncirculated. (61) £200-300

382 Assorted world coins in silver (23) and base metal (27). Varied state. (50) £100-120

383 A large assortment of world coins (over 1000), mostly mid- to late-20th century, total weight approx 10kg. Varied state. (lot) £20-30

384 Commemorative issues (12), silver and base, generally crownsize, Marshall Islands, China, Falklands, Jersey etc, in cases of issue. As issued. (12) £40-50

385 United Nations, Food and Agriculture Organisation, a specially produced album containing FAO issues from many countries, late 1960s and early 1970s. As issued. (46) £40-60

386 Modern Commemorative issues (8), mostly silver proof, from Swaziland, Seychelles, Solomon Islands, Western Samoa, St Thomas & Prince Islands, Spain; German euro currency ‘set’ 2002 (8). As issued. (16) £30-40

387 Coins of the world (15), mostly base 19th and early 20th century. Mostly fine. (15) £15-25

388 Miscellaneous Coin and Apothecary's Weights (12), including undated 1-Moidor; George II Guinea (2); 36-Shillings (2); ½ Guinea; 21-Shillings; standard of Ireland Doble-Pistole; 1-Pistole; Two-Drachms; One Scruple 1847; square Two-Drachms. Fair to very fine. (12)

£50-70389 Gilt brass counters (17), possibly French casino checks, two flowers each side of stem or

spear, Greek legend around, rev abstract design, stars around, within oval shield of dots, JOHANNES ILLE COQVVS SVI FILIIQVE around. Very light wear to highpoints of gilt, otherwise about as issued. (17) £20-30

COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS

BRITISH HISTORICAL MEDALS390 Elizabeth I, Naval Reward, an 18th century oval cast bronze ‘piece de cabinet’, 1588, bust of

the Queen left, wearing a much decorated dress and high lace ruff, rev ark on the waves, SEVAS TRANQVILLA PER VNDAS, 49mm x 40mm. Very fine. £80-120

391 Charles I and Prince Charles, a fanciful Lead Medallion, perhaps a “Billy and Charlie”, infant by wheatsheaf, C-R and crown above, rev CP, plough (?) and sunburst, 58mm, twice pierced, fair to fine; India, Bombay Presidency, George I/II, tin Pice (KM 156), fair to fine. (2)

£30-50

392 James II, a French medal, by J Mauger, France Receives James II into exile, with Queen Mary and Prince James, 1689, head of Louis XIV right, rev the three received by the armoured figure of France, PERFUGIUM REGIBUS, 41mm (MI 652/8). The obverse spotted, struck perhaps from rust-marked dies, nearly extremely fine.£40-60

393 Archdeacon Brideoake, Death 1743, Copper Medal, by J A Dassier, bust right, rev view of St Mary’s, Southampton, 54mm (MI ii 573/209). Good very fine. £50-60St Mary’s church and rectory in Southampton were rebuilt by Ralph Brideoake in 1722 at his own expense

394 Opening of Waterloo Bridge 1817, Silver Medalet, by T Wyon, laureate head of the Prince Regent left, rev royal standard, WELLINGTON above, WATERLOO and date below, edge impressed with dedication date, 27mm (BHM 961), good very fine; Wellington Halfpenny 1812, good fine. (2) £25-35

395 George IV, Death 1830, White Metal Medal, laureate bust right, rev Britannia weeps by funerary urn on plinth, 43mm (BHM 1392), William IV and Queen Adelaide, Coronation 1831, White Metal, conjoined barehead busts right, rev crown on pillow, 35mm (BHM 1496). About extremely fine and good very fine. (2) £15-25

396 Earl Grey, The Reform Bill Passed, Silver Medal, 1832, by J Davis, head of Grey left, legend around, rev British Lion with trophies of Reform and Liberty around, 43mm (BHM 1579 – not recorded in silver). The obverse at one time harshly cleaned, very fine and very rare.

£40-60397 Death of William IV 1837, Copper Medalet, by T Kettle, bust right, rev horseman tries to

spear two British lions, BY TRAMPLING ON LIBERTY I LOST THE REIGNS around, 22mm (BHM 1724). Extremely fine, some original lustre. £5-10

398 Victoria, Visit to the City of London, 9th November 1837, Copper Medal, by J Barber, published by Griffin and Hyams, diademed bust of Victoria left, rev the Lord Mayor welcomes the Queen to the City, attended by Londinia, Britannia and Fame, City arms above, 62mm (BHM 1772; E 1303). Very fine, a little dirty and some surface dings.£40-50

399 The Visit of Louis Phillipe to England, Copper Medal, 1844, by Allen & Moore, busts vis-à-vis in medallic ovals, Fame between, rev legend within floral wreath, 39mm (BHM 2150, R2). Extremely fine. £40-60

400 Lutterworth Benefit Society, Centenary 1846, White Metal, by Allen & Moore, starboard view of sailing ship, rev bust of John Wycliffe three-quarters right, 51mm (BHM 2251). Very fine, pierced, minor edge knocks, very rare. £30-40Wycliffe was rector of Lutterworth, dying in 1384. His writings questioned aspects of Roman Catholicism and in many ways presaged the Reformation. In 1415 the Council of Constance declared him a heretic. In the summer of 1428 the Council’s orders were carried out by Richard Fleming, Bishop of Lincoln, who was one of Wycliffe's first pupils. His party opened the grave, seized Wycliffe's bones, burned them and scattered their dust in the nearby River Swift.

401 Victoria, Visit to Ireland, White Metal, 1849, by Woodhouse, 43mm (BHM 2333), fine, pierced; Victoria – George VI, Royal Medals (7), base metals, varied state. (8) £20-40

402 Victoria, Great Exhibition, 1851, Copper Exhibitor’s Medal, named “Belgium No. 268”, 44mm; and White Metal souvenir, by Allen & Moore, 51mm Edward VII, Inter-Parliamentary Union, Silvered Copper Medal, 1906, by A G Wyon and [rev] G Frampton, head left, rev draped figure holds wreath, 51mm (BHM 3941). All very fine, first stained, silver discoloured on last. (3) £50-70

403 Visit of Nasr-ed-Din, Shah of Persia, to England 1873, Brass Medalet, uniformed bust facing, rev legend, 23mm (BHM 2953), integral suspension loop, good very fine, rare; another, fair, pierced. (2)

£8-12

404 Victoria, Diamond Jubilee 1897, official large Silver Medal, by G W de Saulles, old veiled head left, rev young head, 55mm, in case of issue (BHM 3506; E 1817). Good very fine, light scuff marks. £25-35

405 Official Medals, small silver medals (8), for the Coronation 1902 (5), Investiture 1911, Jubilee 1935, and Coronation 1937; with bronze medals (2), Jubilee 1897 and Coronation 1902. Extremely fine or virtually so. (10) £40-60

406 George V, Coronation 1911, Silver Medal, the official Royal Mint issue, crowned and ermined bust left, rev crowned bust of Queen Mary left, 30mm (BHM 4022; E 1922), extremely fine; Jubilee 1935, Silver Medal, the official Royal Mint issue, conjoined busts left, rev Windsor castle, 32mm (BHM 4249; E2029), extremely fine; other coronation and jubilee medals and medalets etc, all base metal (5), generally very fine to extremely fine. (7)

£50-60

407 George V, a large uniface cast bronze portrait galvano for a prospective medal, by Félix Rasmuny, and additionally signed AD [A Duseaux & Co, Paris], bust left wearing uniform and medals, with (unusually) the neck badge of Knight Commander of the Order of St John, 240mm (cf BDM V, 33-35, VIII, 151). Extremely fine and a handsome (if rather stereotype) portrait. £150-200The reverse with painted inventry (?) numerals 355.

408 Professor Adolf Noreen 1919, repousée Copper, bare head bust left, 96mm, with a suspension loop attached to the back. Good very fine.£30-40

409 Dr Barnardo’s, Good Conduct, Copper, figure receives children into care, rev legend in wreath (awarded to Elizabeth Sheldon), 51mm, cased, good very fine, Empire Day Medals, White Metal, (2), 1927, 1929, bust of Edward Prince of Wales left, rev sailing ship through bridge, 39mm, very fine and better; The Life saving Society, Copper Award Star (1908), blue ribbon suspender, good very fine. (4)£20-25

410 George VI, Coronation, small Gold Medal, 1937, by P Metcalfe, the official Royal Mint issue, 32mm, in original case of issue (BHM 4314). Minor adhesion on reverse, otherwise about as struck, rare. £250-300

411 Edward VII, Accession and coronation medalets etc (10), all base metal. Generally very fine or better. (10) £15-20

412 Edward VII, Bronze Plaque with three-quarter facing bust, legend EDWARD VII KING OF GREAT BRITAIN AND EMPEROR OF INDIA, unsigned, 190mm. Good very fine. £100-120

413 Edward VIII, Empire Day 1936, Copper ‘Penny’, uncrowned bust left, rev Britannia seated right holding laurels, helmet at feet, 33mm. Good very fine, much original colour, pierced at 12 o’clock. £10-15

414 Death of Sir Winston Churchill 1965, Set of four Gold Medals, by L E Pinches, bust facing, rev arms, large size 51mm, smaller 38mm, one large and small pair 22ct (149g), one 9ct (114.5g), in John Pinches case of issue. As issued. (4)£1100-1300

415 Death of Sir Winston Churchill 1965, Set of eight Medals, for John Taylor Ltd, bust facing, rev legend, comprising gold 22ct, 57mm (110g), 39mm (40g), and pairs of the same diameter in silver gilt, silver and bronze, in case of issue. As struck. (8) £900-1100

416 Westminster Abbey, 900th Anniversary 1965, Gold Medal, by M Rizzello, historical figures associated with the abbey around central figure of Edward the Confessor, rev view of the abbey, 57mm, 22ct, 128g, in Royal Mint case of issue (E 2107; DF 416.5). As issued.

£750-850Numbered on edge 769, from an edition of 900

417 Westminster Hospital, 350th Anniversary 1966, Silver and Bronze Medals, issued by the Royal Mint, view of the hospital in 1734, founders’ names around, rev shield of arms, in cases of issue, 51mm; and a Malawi proof Crown 1966, cased. As issued. (3) £10-15

418 The Battle of Hastings, 900th Anniversary 1966, cased Set of four 22ct Gold Medals, by Christopher Ironside, Harold II felled by an arrow, Norman knight on horseback above, rev William I rides to right, diameters 60mm, 50mm, 32mm, 20mm, total weight 176g. As struck. (4) £1000-1200Numbered 21 on edge from an edition of 600

419 Royal Medals (2), Investiture of the Prince of Wales, 1969, Silver 44mm, head right, rev dragon left Y DDRAIG GOCH DDYRY CYCHWYN, in Royal Mint case of issue, extremely fine; Silver Jubilee of Elizabeth II, Silver 58mm 1977, Elizabeth II enthroned facing, rev rose within legend VIVAT REGINA 1952-1977, extremely fine. (2) £25-35

420 A similar lot to previous, Royal Medals (2), Investiture of the Prince of Wales, 1969, Silver 44mm, head right, rev dragon left Y DDRAIG GOCH DDYRY CYCHWYN, in Royal Mint case of issue, toned extremely fine; Silver Jubilee of Elizabeth II, Silver 58mm 1977, Elizabeth II enthroned facing, rev rose within legend VIVAT REGINA 1952-1977, extremely fine. (2)

£25-35

421 Prince of Wales’s Investiture 1969, large Silver Medal, by M Rizello, 44mm; Death of Edward Duke of Windsor 1972, Silver, by Pinches, 38mm; other modern Crownsize silver commemoratives (2), and 1981 royal wedding Cu-Ni set, all cased. As issued. (lot) £30-40

422 Henley Royal Regatta, Stewards’ Enclosure badges (4), 1971, 1973-1975, brass and enamel, oval (3), shield (1), by Bailey of Marlow; and a small quantity of other assorted badges, sporting medals etc. Mostly as made. (lot) £15-20

423 Centenary of Sir Winston Churchill’s birth 1974, set of two Gold Medals, .750 fine, after Christopher Ironside, bust left, rev lion rampant holds Union flag, 32mm, 20mm, total weight 20.9g. About as struck. (2)£120-140

424 Centenary of Sir Winston Churchill’s birth 1974, set of two Gold Medals, .750 fine, after Christopher Ironside, bust left, rev lion rampant holds Union flag, 32mm, 20mm, total weight 20.9g. About as struck. (2)£120-140

425 “Terror/Virtue”, cast Bronze Art Medal 1983, by Ian Hamilton Finlay, issued by the British Art Medal Society, view of a guillotine, rev view of two classical columns, in box of issue (The Medal no.4, p.27; Attwood 15). Extremely fine. £30-40from an edition of 43

426 The Mountbatten Medallic History of Britain and the Sea, Volume I, by Pinches, a deluxe volume containing 17 proof silver medals (the last eight medals lacking), interleaved with maritime historical information. As issued. (lot) £40-60

427 Coronation and Jubilee Medals (4), Victoria, Diamond Jubilee, 1897, Silver, 26mm, veiled bust left, rev bare young head portrait (BHM 3506), good very fine; King Edward VII, Coronation Medal, 1902, large Copper, bust of Edward VII right, rev bust of Queen Alexandra right (BHM 3737), light scratches in field, very fine; Coronation 1902, Silver, 31mm, similar (BHM 3737), extremely fine; George V Silver Julbilee 1935, silvered Copper 39mm, conjoined busts of George V and Mary, rev facing bust of Britannia holding trident (BHM 4267), extremely fine. (4) £50-70

428 The Kings and Queens of England, sterling silver proof set 1970, by M Rizello and W Gardner for John Pinches Ltd, Edward the Confessor to George VI, each silver medal displayed in a family tree within an album, a portrait of the monarch on the obverse, heraldic devices on the reverses, each 44mm, accompanying leaflets outline a history of each monarch’s reign. An attractive product, and informative. (43)£350-450

429 Royal Mint, commemorative medallic issues (11), from the 1980s and 1990s, many from the Centenary Series, all in cases of issue; France, Monnaie de Paris, modern issue medals (6), all base, different subjects, all in boxes of issue. As issued. (20) £70-90

430 Miscellanous modern medallic issues by Pobjoy etc (9), mostly silver and silver gilt, cased. Generally as issued. (9) £30-50

431 Miscellaneous British Commemorative Medals and Medalets (20), Copper and White Metal, mostly 19th and 20th century, including George III 1773, Copper, by J Kirk, 25mm (BHM 167), Hampshire Friendly Society 1864, White Metal, 38mm. Varied state. (20) £40-60

WORLD MEDALSAUSTRIA

432 Vienna, World Art Exhibition 1873, Bronze, by J Tautenhayn, laureate bust of Franz Joseph right, rev the city offers laurels to symbolic attendants, 70mm; Industrial Exhibition 1873, bronze, by J Tautenhayn and K Schwenzer [reverse], laureate bust right, rev youthful Fame hovers by figures symbolic of industry, 70mm; France, Pierre Jeannin, Bronze Laudatory Medal 1817, by R Gayard after G Dupré, bust left, rev legend, 41mm. All extremely fine. (3)

£40-60433 Austria/Germany, Leopold II, Coronation, 1790, White Metal Medal, by J C Reich, uniformed

bust left, wearing many Orders, rev figarative Coronation scene, 47mm (BDM V, 71); Prussia, Friedrich Wilhelm II, 1792, White Metal Medal, by J C Reich, bust left, rev Prussian eagle over flaming hearts on altar, 43mm. Both with usual copper plugs, both very fine. (2)

£50-70

BELGIUM434 Binche, Copper Medal, bust of King Albert left, rev mediaeval building, elaborate suspension

loop, 51mm; France, Paris Exposition Universelle 1889, Copper Medal, by Daniel Dupuis, 63mm, and a copper jeton of Louis XV, 1742. Very fine, last about fine. (3) £20-25

BOHEMIA435 Josef, Count Radetzky von Radek, the erection of a statue in Prague, Copper Medal, 1858,

by W Seidan, bare head left, legend around with smaller inner legend, rev the statue, details around and to either side, 80mm (BDM V, 464). Very fine. £50-80

CANADA436 Montreal, Fifth Congress of Chambers of Commerce of the Empire 1903, Copper Medal, by

Birks, shields and laurel around British royal arms, rev view of city and ships on river, Board of Trade building below, maple wreath around, 57mm, good very fine or better; France, Academie Nationale Agricole Manufacturière et Commerciale, Copper Award Medal, face and sunburst over globe, rev space for award inscription within wreath, 50mm, about very fine, minor rim knocks and surface marks. (2)£20-30

EGYPT

437 Abdul Mejid (1255-1277 / 1839-1861), Copper Medal, year 5, toughra in wreath, legend in and around oval floral wreath, 50mm. Dark bronzed patination, very fine. £40-60

438 Suez Canal, Opened for Navigation, Silver Medal, 1869, by O Roty, figures of Agriculture and Commerce, the canal seen beyond, rev legend, 42mm. Matt surface, very fine. £40-60

439 Suez Canal, Opened for Navigation, Silver Medal, 1869, by O Roty, a similar medal, 42mm. Matt surface, very fine. £40-60

FRANCE

440 Henri IV and Marie de’ Medici, a 19th uniface bronze cast of Guillaume Dupré’s famous double portrait medal, the king almost full-face, wearing armour, the Queen behind to right, her hair high, beaded border, 180mm. Very fine with a bright (almost gilt-like) surface.

£50-80

441 The Régiment de la Calotte, Copper Medal c.1730, by J Roettiers, arms of the society, rev a jester enthroned, 44mm. About as struck, rare. £50-60This is perhaps a membership medal. The ‘Regiment’ was founded in 1702 and consisted of a group who ridiculed those in power or literary circles whose views they considered ignorant. It was disbanded at the time of the Revolution.

442 Prince Maurice of Saxony (1696-1750), Marshal (later Marshal-General) of France, White Metal Tribute Medal, 1750, by J D Kamm, uniformed bust left, rev his monument in the chuch of St Thomas, Strassburg, 56mm (BDM III, 117), nearly extremely fine; Prince Charles of Lorraine, Recapture of Prague, British-made Brass Medal, 1744, by J Kirk, equestrian figure right, rev city view with cavalry advancing, 42mm (MI 592/239), very fine. (2) £40-60Hermann Maurice, Comte de Saxe, the illegitimate son of Augustus II (The Strong) of Poland, was one of the greatest French military commanders of the eighteenth century.

443 Marseille, Chamber of Commerce, Silver Jeton 1775, octagonal, by A Dubois, ships in Marseille harbour, anchor and cargo on quayside, rev legend within wreath of corn, grapes and fruit, 35mm. Good very fine. £30-50

444 Sebastien Le Prestre, Le Maréchal de Vauban (1633-1707), Soldier and Military Engineer, uniface circular cast bronze portrait plaque, by Léon Breuil, 1870, a bewigged bust left, name and dates around, 190mm. Very fine and very rare. £60-80

445 L Sex de Jarente de Bruyer, Bishop of Orleans, uniface circular cast Bronze Plaque, signed Fontain, half-length bust of the bishop in eclesiastical robes, to left, wearing Badge and Star of the St Ésprit, hair long and with scull-cap, name and titles around, beaded border, 157mm, the revese with (unclear) foundry signature. At one time cleaned, a strong portrait, very fine and very rare. £120-150

446 Louis XVI (1774-1792), uniface bronze Portrait Medallion, unsigned and undated, laureate bust right, wearing Sash of Order, his hair resting on his shoulder, 65mm. Pierced, nearly extremely fine with pleasant patination.£40-60

447 Louis XVI, small Silver Memorial medal, 1793, by F Loos, head right, rev figure weeps by urn, 30mm; and an English copy, White Metal, by W Mainwaring, 31.5mm; octagonal silver portrait jetton, “Tresor Royal”, by Duvivier, 32mm, extremely fine or nearly so; uniface electrotypes of the obverses of medals of Louis XVIII, Louis Philippe, and J D Antoine, latter two gilt, very fine. (6) £45-60

448 Napoleon, The Three Consuls, The Promulgation of the Treaty of Amiens, Bronze Medal, 1801, by Jeuffroy, three separate busts right, 68mm (Br 218), edge nick at 2 o’clock; Baptism of the King of Rome, 1811, by Andrieu, 68mm, restrike; and an electrotype of Andrieu’s laureate head to left, 62mm; Louis XVIII, The Liberation of Spain [by the French], Copper Medal [1815], by Gayard, 51mm; and a 1930’s restrike of Louis XIV, ‘Bavaria Profligata’, 41mm, generally very fine. (5) £55-70

449 Napoleon, Copper Medal, 1804, by J P Droz, rev Hercules tying up the British Lion, 41mm. Excess metal above head on obverse, extremely fine. £40-60

450 Charles de Secondat, Baron Montesquieu, Copper Medal, 1817, by Caunois, bust left, rev legend, 41mm; Jean-Jacquues Rousseau, Copper Medal, 1817, by Dubois, bust left, rev legend; Michaelangelo, Copper Medal, 1819, by R Gayrard, bearded bust left, rev legend, 41mm. About as struck. (3) £30-50From the Series Galerie Metallique des Grands Hommes Français

451 Duke of Angoulême, Triumphant return from Spain, Copper Medal, 1823, by Caunois, laureate bust left, rev Duke on horseback attended by victories and followed by his army, rides through triumphal arch, 50mm; Paris, 11e Arrondissement, Bureau de Bienfaisance, Montyon Copper Award Medal, by Caqué, awarded 1868, bust of Montyon right, rev legends and wreath, 41mm. Extremely fine and as struck. (2)£20-30

452 Charles X (1824-1830), Abdication 1830, Copper Medal, by Caqué, bust in uniform to left, rev legend in six lines 51mm. Good very fine. £60-80

453 Gift of the Prince Imperial’s Cot from the City of Paris 1856, Copper Medal, by A Vauthier-Galle and J Cavalier, view of the cot, bees in field, rev newborn child on a cushion supported by an eagle, Prosperity and Abundance above watch over him, 77mm (Divo 301; Coll 1723). About as struck, hairline in obverse field.£80-100

454 Pierre Deluns-Montaud (1845-1907), Minister of Public Works, large Silvered Medallion, by Louis P Maubert, bust right in high relief, with rough-shaped truncation, 104mm, contained velvet and silk-lined green leather fitted case, and probably issued in the 1930s. Extremely fine and rare. £100-120

GERMANY

455 Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, uniface circular cast Portrait Plaque, in [Berlin?] iron, mid to late 19th century, unsigned, his bare head right, on stippled background and within raised borders, 162mm, suspension loop attached to back. Very fine. £40-60

GREECE

456 General Johann Matthias, Graf von Schulemburg, the Great Siege of 1716, by the Turks, and the erction of a statue to Schulemburg commemorating their defeat, Copper Medal, 1716, by George Vestner, statue on high plinth at harbour entrance, rev legend in thirteen lines in oval wreath, 38mm. Good fine. £60-80The second great Turkish siege took place in 1716. The Turks would not give up the Ionian Islands, but the poor state of the Venitian economy made any action unsustainable. However von Schulemburg was sent to Corfu in February whilst the maurauding Pasha Janoum Hotza soon followed. The Turkish army commenced landing on the 8 th

July and a month later were asking Schulemburg to surrender. His refusal, and a massive storm which destroyed much of the Turkish fleet turned the situation in his favour and by the 11 th August the the Turks abandoned Corfu and the siege was lifted.

HUNGARY

457 Charles Darwin (1809-1882), commemorative rectangular Copper uniface plaquette, by S Szödy, half-length bust three-quarters right, high relief, name and dates below, 43mm x 62mm. Very fine, minor discolouration and old fingerprint marks. £40-50

ITALY

458 Priam, King of Troy, Bronze Medal ‘after the antique’, by Alessandro Cesati, called Il Grechetto (c.1500-c.1545+), bearded head right, name and title around, rev panorama of (a very Roman) Troy, 38mm (Attwood 941). The doubling of some letters indicates a struck example, only about fine. £60-80

459 Ippolito Fornasari (1627-1694), Abbot of San Michele del Poggio and a Professor at the University of Bologna, Copper Medal, 1692, by A Travani, bust right, rev arms, horses head above, 53mm. A poor but contemporary cast. £25-40

460 Pius XI, Vatican Radio, Silver Medal, by Mistuzzi 1931, bust left, rev herald hovers over globe blowing fanfare on trumpet and distributing radio waves to the world, 36mm (Rinaldi 125), matt surface, small mark on jaw-line otherwise extremely fine; together with Copper Catholic School Committee prize medal, fine. (2) £30-50Radio Vaticana is the world’s most popular radio station.

MALTA

461 Industrial Exhibition, Bronze Medal by Allan Wyon. Good extremely fine. £60-80

NETHERLANDS

462 Archduchess Marie Elizabeth, Silver Medal, 1738, by James II Roettier, diademed bust right, legend with chronogrammatic date, rev battle scene, SISTIT ITER …, 34mm (BDM V, 157). Extremely fine. £150-200

463 Engagement of Princess Beatrix and Prince Claus von Amsberg, 28th June 1965, proof Gold Medal, .900 fine, busts facing each other, armorial shields above, date below, rev legend, 50mm, weight 92g. Almost as struck.£600-650

RUSSIA

464 Alexander I, Medals (2), by Tolstoi from his series commemorating the Great Patriotic War of 1812, old bronze casts of later copies, the Battle of Beresina and the Flight of Napoleon across the river Niemen (SM 376, 377). Very fine, the second with number 212 impressed on edge. (2) £40-60

465 Alexander II (1855-1881), Rouble-form Bronze MEDAL, 1862, the unveiling of the Monument commemorating the Millennium of the Russian State, medallion busts of Rurik and Alexander, rev the Monument, after the medal by Brousnitsin, 35mm (Sm -, Brousnitsin’s medal Sm 646); Alexander III, Brass Medal, 1882, commemorating the Pan-Russian Exposition, by Steinmann and Vijenin, 46mm (Sm 859). Very fine and fine. (2) £50-70

466 Nicholas II, Tercentenary of the Romanov Dynasty, 1913, gilt brass souvenir Medalet, bust of Mikhail Feodorovich, rev shield, eagle rampant with sword and buckler left, border of eagle’s heads around, 20mm x 32mm, with suspension ring and loop. Extremely fine.

£30-40SPAIN

467 Charles III, Prosperity of the Spanish Royal Family, Copper Medal, 1785, by G A Gil, busts of the king vis-à-vis with Prince Charles [later Charles IV] and Princess Louisa, with Prince Ferdinand below, rev the sun shines on the king extolling mine-workers, 62.5mm, fine; Argentina, Province of Buenos Aires, Copper Medal, 1890, by Y Podesta, land and sea-scape, rev legend within wreath, 57mm, very fine. (2) £60-80

SWEDEN

468 Johan Frans Henrik Oldenburg (1830-1896), Gift of Numismatic Collection to Göteborg Museum 1885, oval Silver Medal, by A Lindberg, bust right, rev eight line legend above laurel sprig, 42mm x 50mm (Hyckert II/235). Extremely fine or nearly so. £35-45

USA

469 USA/France, General Lafayette, Copper Medal, 1791, by Dumarest, for the Monneron Brothers, uniformed bust left in periwig, rev legend in wreath, 35mm; Benjamin Franklin and Montyon, Copper Medal, 1833, by Barre, for the Montyon Franklin Society, 41mm. Very fine. (2) £40-60Baron de Montyon, Antoine Jean Baptiste Robert Auget (1733-1820), French philanthropist.

470 Advertising Medallets, aluminium, etc, Valentines Varnish, 1882; Pabst Beer Lucky Penny, 1902; Stockton Business College; Deppens Haberdashers; Heine Safety Boiler Co., Union Pacific; U.S. Mint, 1882 (2); others (2). Very fine and better. (9) £20-30

MEDALS BY SUBJECT

AGRICULTURE & HORTICULTURE471 Austria, Agri- and Arboricultural Exhibition, Vienna 1890, oval Bronze Medal “For Services”,

by H Jauner, crowned imperial arms with cherub supporters, rev Flora stands with cornucopia, 82mm x 67mm. A splendid Austrian ‘fin de siècle’ medal, extremely fine.

£70-90

472 Great Britain, Smithfield Club, Centenary Show 1898, Silver Medal, by Allan Wyon, bust of the Prince of Wales left, (Arthur Hiscock Junr Breeder Best Pen of Pigs), 56mm; The Shorthorn Society, Silver Medals (2), by Pinches, bust of George V left, 1915 (W Duthie at the Edinburgh Agricultural Association’s Show), and 1920 (Duke of Richmond and Gordon KG at Herefordshire &c Agricl. Society’s Show), 51mm. First very fine, others better. (3)

£40-60Charles Henry Gordon Lennox, 7th Duke of Richmond and Gordon, KG (1845-1928)

473 France [Algeria], Food, Agriculture and Fisheries, a rectangular Silver Plaquette (with arched top), 1930, by R Lamourdedieu, a diaphonous figure in a window holding a steaming plate and fruit bowl, rev fish and game against a tree, “Algérie - 1930 - Commission des Valeurs de Douane – Mr. Ferrando”, 55mm x 70mm (CGMP, p.233). An attractive piece though a little marked, good very fine. £50-70

474 Great Britain, Earl of Powis, Agricultural Prize Medal, Silver, c.1800, arms within wreath, including elephant and griffin supportsers, rev animals with rual scene, AGRICULTURAL REWARD above, 54mm. Almost extremly fine, rare. £80-100

475 Society for the Dissemination of Agricultural Knowledge, Vienna 1894, gilt Bronze Medal, by N Bachrach, Franz Joseph three-quarters facing, rev rustic social gathering, 65mm; Bohemian Coronation of Empress Maria Anna, Copper Medal, 1836, by J D Boehm, diademed and crowned bust right, rev crown on pillow with sceptre and laurel sprig, lion rampant on shield below, 47mm (BDM I, 203). Both extremely fine, first with a few light field scratches and gilt faded from obverse, second darkly patinated. (2) £25-35

476 Horticulture, Belgium, Charles Linneaus, The Royal Agricultural Society, Copper Medal, undated, by J Würden, bewigged bust of Linneaus left, rev scrolled fruits and flora around blank tablet [for naming], 50mm (Linn 46). Very fine. £40-60

ANIMALS

477 Great Britain, The Kensington Canine Society, Silver Prize Medal, 38mm, extremely fine; The Pomeranian Dog Club Founded 1891, silver and enamel badge, 30mm approx., very fine; the Tail-Waggers Club, silvered Copper, 26mm, pierced. (3) £20-30

478 France, Dressage, Societé des Courses, Épinal 1902, 1st Prize, Silver Medal, a horse jumps a low fence, rev legend, 45mm. Very fine.£30-50

479 France, Société Canine de Normandie, Silvered Bronze Medal, by Lucien Cariat, Diana, naked, runs with her hound, rev tablet for inscription etc, 49.5mm; Société Canine Roubaix Tourcoing, by Schwab, Diana and hound. Nearly extremely fine. (2) £40-60

480 Monte Carlo, International Dog Show, a decorative uniface rectangular (with arched top) Bronze Prize Plaquette, 1911, by T Szirmai, figures of the Arts, Music and Theatre (she naked), the town beyond and vintage car, named in tablet, “Cora a Mmme. R. Weyl”, 72mm x 85mm. Nearly extremely fine. £120-140

ARCHITECTURE

481 Great Britain, Royal Institute of British Architects, Sir Banister Fletcher In Memoriam Copper Medal, signed Nesfield Forsyth for Pinches, bearded bust left, rev space for award inscription within wreath, 63mm (Pinches p.162, this medal illus.). Good very fine, small edge nick at top. £30-40ex Pinches archive (Glendining lot 459 part, 17th November 1988)

482 Great Britain, Royal Institute of British Architects, Sir Banister Fletcher Copper Medal, by Pinches, clean-shaven bust left wearing pince-nez, rev blank (cf Pinches p.162). Extremely fine. £40-60This is possibly a trial obverse striking. It is usual to have a wreath on the reverse. Its provenance is probably the same as the previous lot.

ART

483 A Classical Scene, a 19th century decorative bronzed electrotype of a Renaissance-style classical scene of a mother and father watching over four infants lighting a fire at the base of a herm, 105mm. Very fine. £40-60

484 The Roman Emperor Antinous, portrait head, after the antique, by F Barbedienne, laureate head, turned right, signed in neat engraved letters on truncation, 111mm, suspension loop and ring. Extremely fine and decorative.£70-90

485 Amorini and Dog, a silvered electrotype of an oval plaquette on a rectangular flan, the naked children dance around, whilst to the front, a dog sleeps on the ground, 85mm x 107mm. Very fine. £25-40

486 Portrait of a Dilettante, large uniface circular cast Bronze Portrait Plaque, in high relief, unsigned, bearded bust left, wearing a loosely knotted tie, 184mm. Very fine. £60-80

487 Portait of an Old Lady, uniface circular cast Bronze Portrait Plaque, in high relief, by G Lefebure, her head right, hair tied back and wearing widow’s veil, 162mm. Small piercing at top, extremely fine with pleasant patination. £70-90The artist believed to be André René Gabriel Lefebure (BDM III, 368)

488 France, Marie Favre, a large uniface circular Bronze Portrait Plaquette in extremely high relief, 1855, by J Couturier, her head right, plaited hair tied behind, wearing cameo earring, 230mm, pierced for suspension. A highly competant and attractive piece, nearly extremely fine.

£60-80489 France, Quatrieme Salon, Paris 1911, bronzed ‘Art Nouveau’ Prize Medal (Mr E Valentin),

by J P Legastelois, semi-draped figure of the arts, rev three cherubs on wreath, 64mm; society for the encouragement of Art and Industry, silvered-bronze award plaquette (Augustin Boudet, Sécrétaire Administratif, 1914), by O Roty, helmeted head of Marianne left, rev figures of Art and Industry, 59mm x 42mm; oval Bronzed Plaquette, after the antique, faun and child, 65mm x 53mm. Very fine, the silver a little rubbed on the reverse of the second. (2) £60-80

490 France, Two Cherubic Infant Girls, a uniface rectangular (with arched top) bronzed electrotype plaquette, c.1890’s, by M A Lucien Coudray (for Susse Fréres), the naked children in a woodland setting, one holds up flowers for which the other, kneeling, reaches, 230mm x 155mm, on red velvet display mount. Very fine. £60-80

491 France, The Marble Player, a bronzed electrotype maquette (for a medal), c.1890’s, by Lucien Cariat, a naked boy half-kneeling, his hand cupped around a marble, image 102mm, with border 116mm, “396” painted on revers (BDM I, 351). A sensitive image in low relief, extremely fine. £40-60

492 France, “Le Nid”, a rectangular Silver Plaquette, by Daniel Dupuis, a naked girl in woodland, examines a bird’s nest, rev naked child in tree, feeding bird, engraved with additional “MD” monogram and inscription in Latin and French, dated 1906, 66mm x 37mm (PBE 319; CGMP p.175; BDM I, 666; BM Acq 1983-7, p.20, 67). Nearly very fine. £50-80

493 France, Head of a Lady with drop earring, an attractive uniface oval Bronze Plaquette, c.1900-1910 (perhaps later), by Emile Fardieu, the head to right, the truncation shaped with single leaf spray, 220mm x 158mm. Well-made and with good patination, extremely fine.

£70-90494 Portrait of a Lady, uniface circular cast Bronze Portrait Plaque, by Richard Dufour, 1929, head

and shoulders of a rather plain lady to left, with heavy hair, 150mm. A well executed medal, very fine. £25-40

495 “Le Secret du Bonheur”, small rectangular and splendidly Art Deco bronze plaquette [1936], by Jean Vernon, heads of three girls, the central figure, dove in hand, is blindfolded with a ‘chain’ of flowers, 36mm x 77mm (CGMP p.391). A delight, extremely fine. £40-60

AVIATION496 Aviation, Bronze Medal, 1920, by P-M Dammann, female figure attaching wings to ankles,

FERIAM SIDERA, rev storks with young flying from cliff-top, 90mm (CGMP p.115). Nearly extremely fine, and rare when this size rare. £80-120Whilst executed in and dated 1920, it was not issued by the Monnaie until 1926.

BALLOONS497 France, The Montgolfier Brothers, First Demon-stration of balloon Flight, Copper Medal, 4

June, 1783, by N M Gatteaux, conjoined busts of the brothers to left, rev a balloon ascends guided by a winged Genius, a woman seated on the ground with two lions, 41mm (Malpas 1; FM&B 2; Baldwin’s Auction 35, lot 174). Seemingly a 19th century striking, extremely fine.

£220-260

498 France, The Siege of Paris, Copper Medal, 1870-1871, by J-C Chaplain, figure of Paris stands by armorial shield and cannon, her hand raised towards a balloon, rev legend in oak wreath, EMPLOI DES AÉROSTATS POUR LA DÉFENSE DE PARIS, 75mm. Good fine / nearly very fine. £40-60

499 France, Henri Giffard, The Captive Balloon, The Paris Exposition, Gilt-Bronze Medal, 1878, by C Trottin, balloon ascends over the Tuileries, rev legend, named in exergue “Lt. De la Montagne”, 60mm (Mal 103), original ribbon and suspender bar; Italy, Godard’s Balloon, the Turin Exposition, ‘gilt’-bronze, 1884, balloon ascends over city, rev legend (in French), 35mm (Mal 119), suspension ring; Aero-Club de Touraine, founded 1908, light bronze medal, plane and balloon, 44mm. First two extremely fine, last nearly so but side pierced. (3) £60-80

500 Isaac Earlysman Sparrow, a choice set of five varieties of Sparrow’s Copper Tokens, 1823-1826: obv bust left in cap and coat, ISAAC EARLYSMAN SPARROW, rev a ballon ascends, the pilot and passenger with flags marked G and S respectively, IRONMONGER BISHOPSGATE. LONDON. (Mal 27; Bell, Middx 8), similar, date 1*8 – 2*5 added to obverse (Mal 28; Bell, Middx 9), similar rev similar balloon, but SPARROW in band across, ASCENDED AT OXFORD. JUNE 23. 1823 (Mal 29; Bell, Middx 7), similar balloon, SPARROW NAIL MERCHANT. LONDON, rev SPARROW’S LEATHER SAUCE (with weak 2nd R in SPARROW) (Mal 30; Bell, Middx 12,), similar balloon both sides, SPARROW NAIL MERCHANT. LONDON, rev LEATHER SAUCE INVENTED. 1826 (Mal 31; Bell, Middx 10); together with a brass advertising token for Sparrow’s Celebrated Continental Coffee and Good Tea, 95 High Holborn. Malpas 28 nearly extremely fine, others all choice examples and extremely fine, Malpas 27, 29, and 31 with touches of original colour. (6) £150-200Isaac Earlysman Sparrow was a passenger in a balloon flight at Oxford, on the 23 June 1823, piloted by Charles Green (see lot 1911 below). He paid £50 and, watched by a crowd of some 5,000 people, had quite an eventful flight, the netting catching a chimney on take-off and repairing the balloon during the flight with a silk handkerchief. On landing in the trees at Nettlebed Heath, Sparrow was thrown out of the gondola, but managed to catch a rope and saved Green from drifting away. The tokens are believed to be by either T Wyon or T W Ingram. Sparrows “Leather Sauce” was not a commercial success, and he was declared bankrupt.

501 Isaac Earlysman Sparrow, a similar group of Tokens, Ironmonger (3) (Mal 27), and Leather sauce (2) (Mal 30, one with weak 2nd R in SPARROW). Very fine and better. (5) £70-90the weak R (Mal 30), ex Hawkins Collection

502 Isaac Earlysman Sparrow, a choice pair of Copper Gilt ‘Specimen’ Tokens, bust and balloon, varieties with and without date (Mal 27). Choice extremely fine. (2) £80-100

503 The Balloon “Le Neptune”, 23 September 1870, Copper Medal, obv legend, rev balloon with name, details and date and White Metal Medal, obv balloon with name, details and date, rev pigeon with spread wings (Mal 42). First mint state with original redness, second extremely fine. (2) £80-120

504 The Balloon “Le Godefroy Cavaignac”, 14 October 1870, Copper Medallion, legend, rev balloon with name, details and date (Mal 47). Virtually as struck, though some discolouration marks.

£60-80

505 Royal Engineers Balloon School, Edward VII Proclaimed 1901, conjoined busts of King and Queen left, rev an airship over a city, 32mm, with suspension loop, green ribbon. Extremely fine. £30-40

BANKING

506 Belgium, Banque Nationale, Centenary, Bronze Medal, 1950, façade of building, rev named to “M Maurice Deleebeeck”, 69mm; Banque de Bruxelles, Bronze Plaquette, for 40 years service, awarded 1962, façade of building, rev named to “Joseph Shaeck”, 57mm x 134mm. Extremely fine. (2) £60-80

507 Belgium, Banque d’Anvers, 125th Anniversary, Bronze Medal, 1952, sailing ship, 81mm; USA, First National City Bank, 150th Anniversary, Bronze Medal, 1962, symbolic figures, 76mm. Both extremely fine. (2) £80-120

508 France, First Republic, Banque de France, restrike octagonal Silver Medal, by Dumarest, yr. 8 [1799-1800], 36mm (Julius 778); Union des Banques de Paris, founded 1871, Bronze Medal, by Fouchet, figures of labour, Industry and Fortune, rev named “Mr. Ph. Joüin”, 63mm. Very fine and extremely fine. (2) £70-90

509 France, Banque de l’Union Parisiènne, small Art-Nouveau Silver Plaquette, 1910, by Riberon, a group of ladies (representing the Banks that have formed the Union), two shaking hands, Bank names below, rev BANQUE DE L’UNION PARISIÈNNE, 40mm x 27mm. Delightful, good very fine. £40-50

510 France, Louis Dorizon, Director of the Societe Generale, on his appointment as Commander of the Legion d’Honeur, Silver Portrait Plaquette, 1910, by F Vernon, bust left, rev Order suspended from laurel branch, 72mm x 51mm; Netherlands, N P van den Berg, President of the Nederlandsche Bank, Bronze Medal, 1912, by J C Wienecke, bust left, rev owl atop shield with legend, 66mm. Both about extremely fine. (2) £100-150

511 Portugal, Banco Totta-Aliance, 125th Anniversary, Bronze Medal, 1968, figure with cornucopiae, 81mm; Banco Pinto & Sotto-Mayor, Centenary, Bronze Medal, 1964, stylised centaur with cornucopiea, 80mm. Both extremely fine. (2) £60-80

BRAVERY512 France, The Andrew Carnegie Foundation, Established 1909, Silver Plaquette, by Louis

Dejean, awarded for “Les Actes de Courage Accomplis en France”, bust of Carnegie right legend above and below, rev a winged Victory crowns a kneeling naked recipient, AUX HÉROS DE LA CIVILISATION, named in tablet below, “J. Branet”, 80mm x 53mm. Struck with a matt surface, extremely fine and very rare. £120-150

513 France, The Andrew Carnegie Foundation, Established 1909, Bronze Plaquette, by Louis Dejean, awarded for “Les Actes de Courage Accomplis en France”, bust of Carnegie right legend above and below, rev a winged Victory crowns a kneeling naked recipient, AUX HÉROS DE LA CIVILISATION, named in tablet below, “Biere (F) 1938”, 80mm x 53mm, in maroon leather case of issue with “FC” monogram. Nearly extremely fine. £50-80

514 France, The Andrew Carnegie Foundation, Established 1909, a similar bronze by Louis Dejean, awarded for “Les Actes de Courage Accomplis en France”, named in tablet below, “Rohbracher (M) 1934”, 80mm x 53mm. Extremely fine. £50-80

EDUCATION515 France, Stanislas College, large Silver Medal, 1900, by J C Chaplain, winged Fames dance

around seated classical figure of Minerva, rev legend within oak and olive wreath, “… A Monsieur Felix Martin Major de la promotion de 1900 a l’Ecole Centrale”, 68mm. Matt surface, nearly extremely fine. £40-60

516 Great Britain, Northampton School Attendance Medals, St James’ School, White Metal (3), arms, rev legend and wreath, 45mm, with blue ribbon suspenders, in card boxes of issue, about as issued; Northampton, Coronation 1911, brass (2), by Vaughtons, conjoined busts left, rev Northampton arms, 32mm, extremely fine. (5) £60-80

EXHIBITIONS

517 Great Britain, City of London, Working Classes Industrial Exhibition, Guildhall, Copper Medal, by B Sulman, City arms, rev legend etc, 55mm; South London Working Classes Industrial Exhibition, 1865, by R W Martin & J Moore, Medal of Merit, two workmen crowned with wreath, one reads, one sketches, HONOUR TO THE INDUSTRIAL CLASSES, rev names of worthies around wreath, 51mm. Both extremely fine. (2) £40-60

518 Great Britain, Medals of Industrial Exhibitions (4), Newcastle upon Tyne, Exhibition of Objects Connected with Arts, Manufactures and Science, 1840, Copper Medal, rev Church spire, 41mm; Yorkshire Exhibition of Arts and Manufactures, Leeds, 1875, Copper-gilt Medal (Thomas Knagg, Leeds), 60mm; Trades Exhibition, Dingley Hall, Birmingham, 1892, Copper-gilt Medal, 45mm; Plymouth Exhibition, 1904, Copper gilt Medal, rev Eddystone Lighthouse, 38mm, very fine and better; Building Trades Exhibition, Silver Medals (2), Plymouth Exhibition, 1885, by J Moore, “Awarded by the Society of Architects to Beynon & Cox …”, 51mm; Royal Agricultural Hall, 1895, “Carpentry, W. Wyatt”, 38mm, extremely fine. (6) £50-70

519 France/USA, Philadelphia International Exposition, Copper Medal of the Ministry of Agriculture and Commerce, unsigned, seated figure of Minerva, PARTICIPATION DE LA FRANCE, rev wreath, 51mm, in red leather case of issue, named on lid, “MR. BOURGOIN TH”; Medallets (2) Washington and Lafayette, 28mm, very fine; and modern bronze medals of Washington (2), 1976, 38mm, extremely fine except as stated. (5) £30-40

520 France/Australia, International Exhibition, 1889, gilt Token, Aboriginal head right, BILLI EX REX: AUSTRALIA, rev panorama of the Eifel Tower and exhibition, 22mm, extremely fine; California Midwinter Exposition 1894, Bronze Souvenir Medal, 34mm, very fine. (2)

£80-100

521 France, National and Colonial Exhibition, 1896, Silvered-Bronze Medal, by O Roty, a Normandy girl sitting by tree, knitting, NORMANNIA NVTRIX, rev a splendid panorama of the city of Rouen, 68mm; Internation Exposition, Aix-les-Bains, 1909, Gilt-Bronze Medal, by Massonnet, 50mm, in case; Agriculture, bronze plaquette, R Kautsch, arched top, 68mm x 42mm. Very fine. (3) £40-60

EXPLORATION

522 France/Australia, Jean-François de Galoup, Comte de La Pérouse (1741-1788), Bronze Medal, 1958, by Georges Guiraud, for the French Exhibitions in Australia, bust left, cloak around his shoulders, rev wreath, 68mm. Extremely fine.£100-120La Perouse was a French explorer and naval officer who mapped the west coast of North America in 1786. He visited Easter Island and the Sandwich Islands (Hawaii) and Australia. He was lost at sea while searching for the Solomon Islands a few days after leaving Botany Bay.

523 France, The Death of Gustave Lambert, Explorer and promoter of a voyage to the North Pole, killed at the Battle of Buzenval, Gilt White Metal Medal, 1871, female head of the Republic right, rev legend, 50mm (MH 217d). Very fine. £40-60From a series of six medals commemorating the Naval Brigade and the Siege of Paris. A die for the legend (without the border) is in the National Maritime Museum’s collection. The Battle of Buzenval (also known as the Battle of Montretout or Mont-Valérien) took place on January 19, 1871, four months after Paris had been besieged.

524 France/Australia, Louis XVIII, the Voyage of the Corvette La Coquille, Bronze Medal, 1822, by B Andrieu and De Puymaurin, bare head right, rev legend naming the Duc d’Angoulême, and Mr Duperrey, expedition commander, 50.5mm. Struck from slightly rust-marked dies, but not edge stamped as a restrike, extremely fine. £80-120Louis Isidore Duperrey (1786-1865), a French marine hydrographer, was the commander of the La Coquille during its voyage (1822-1825) to Chile, Peru, Polynesia, the Molucca Islands (Indonesia), New Ireland (Papua New Guinea) and Australia and New Zealand.

525 France, Commondant Bourgeois, The French Geodesic Expedition to the Equator, uniface Silvered Bronze Medal, 1902, by E Justinien, bust left, 51mm; Nantes, the Commercial Geographical Society, silver Award Medal, unissued, by A Dubois, semi draped figure holds globe, polar and desrt landscapes to either side, rev wreath, 50mm, in red leather case of issue. Nearly extremely fine and first rare. (2) £50-70In 1906, Bourgeois, by then Lieutenant Colonel and Chief of the Geodesic Section, undertook the triangulation of the French and British sectors of the island of Crete. During 1911-1912, promoted to General, he worked in Algeria and Tunisia.

526 Switzerland, Mountaineering, First Ascent of the Matterhorn, Centenary 14th July 1965, Set of three Proof Gold Medals, 18ct, bust of Edward Whymper three-quarters facing, rev view of the Matterhorn, 50mm, 32mm, 20mm, total weight 71g, in case of issue. About as struck.

£280-320Edward Whymper was one of seven who reached the summit on 14th July 1865, however only one of three who survived the descent.

INDUSTRY527 Great Britain, Society of Chemical Industry, Saville Shaw Copper Medal, by Pinches, bust

left, rev tablet between two laurel sprigs, legend around, 51mm, in Pinches case of issue (Pinches p.195). Extremely fine. £40-60

528 France/Roumania, Josse Allard, President of the General Society of Roumanian Sugar Refineries, Bronze Tribute Medal, 1917, by G Devreese, bust left, rev legend, 75mm. Extremely fine. £20-30

LITERATURE529 France/Europe, Series Numismatica Medals (3), copper, William Shakespeare, John Milton

and Friedreich Schiller, 41mm; and a tribute medal to Voltaire and Rousseau, undated, by Caunois, rev sun in majesty, 48mm. Extremely fine or nearly so, somewhat ‘dusty’ surface. (4) £40-60

530 France, François Buloz (1804-1877), Journalist, Centenary of the revue des Deux Mondes, large Art Deco bronze medal, 1929, by Lucien Bazor, bust of Buloz right, rev draped female figure with torches stands between the globes of the old and new worlds, 98mm (cf Arethuse [1930] p.6). A powerful portrait, lightly patinated, extremely fine. £50-80

MASONIC531 Honourable Testimonial Medal for Masonic Charity and Benevolence, Instituted 1830,

Silver-gilt, Charity seated giving succour to a boy and a girl, eye of Providence in triangle above, MCCCXXX below, rev legend in eight lines above setsquare, 36mm, glazed, 9ct gold surrounding band engraved BRO. F.J.RAVEN served as STEWARD to R.M.I.G.1930. R.M.B.I.1936 R.M.I.B.1936, with small suspension loop (BHM 1463). Almost as made.

£30-40The initials on the band refer to the Royal Masonic Institute for Girls, the Royal Masonic Benevolent Institution, and the Royal Masonic Institute for Boys. In the early 1980s the RMIG and the RMIB were merged as the Royal Masonic Trust for Girls and Boys.

532 Honourable Testimonial Medal for Masonic Charity and Benevolence, Instituted 1830, Silver-gilt, Charity seated giving succour to a boy and a girl, eye of Providence in triangle above, MCCCXXX below, rev legend in eight lines above setsquare, 36mm. Good extremely fine.

£20-30

MEDICINE533 England, Guys Hospital, Butterworth Silver Prize Medal, Instituted 1889, by G G Adams,

bust of Thomas Guy three-quarters facing, rev legend (awarded to Eliza V Krauss), 32mm, with pin suspender (BHM 3376; E 1753; Brett 2916; Storer 7096). Good very fine, rare.

£25-35534 France, Cholera, France, Silver Award Medal of the Ministry of Agriculture and Commerce,

by Gayrard, seated figure of the Republic, rev raised inscription, A MR P A VIDECOQ DOCTR

EN MÉDNE EN TÉMOIGNAGE DE SON DÉVOUEMENT – CHOLORA 1849, 50mm, in case of issue. Nearly extremely fine, edge knock and once buffed. £40-60

535 France, Vaccination, Copper Medal, 1804, by Andrieu and Denon, presented 1833, Asclepius protects the [Medici] Venus, rev “Vaccine – A Mr Delamere Maire de Freneuse”, 41mm (cf Br 400); another, silver, 1860, “A Mr Chilhaud”; Vaccinations in Paris, Silver Medal, 1814, by Depaulis, cow to left, 32.5mm (Br 1550), early restrike; Vaccinations, Silver-gilt Medal, awarded 1889-90-91, by Galle, head of Ceres left, rev “Mr Magalon”, 46mm. First and last very fine, second better. (3) £50-80

536 France, Tuberculosis, silvered-bronze Presentation Plaquette of the National Committee for the defence against Tuberculosis, by R Michel (after Pierre Vincent), a child waves, “de l’air pur!”, rev olive branch, named to M Boucher, 69mm x 51mm, extremely fine; and a presentation silver jeton of Childebert I, King of Paris, and Queen Ulrogothe, by Dantzell, for the Civil Hospitals, Lyon, 35mm, in fitted case (named to Soeur L. Pillard), 1854-1908, as struck. (2) £50-70

537 Netherlands, The Recovery from Illness of Crown-Prince Willem, Copper Medal, 1835, by David van der Kellen, Hollandia, 32mm (Brettauer 4641; BDM III, 133). Extremely fine.

£30-50

538 Ibn Sînâ Avicenne (980-1037), modern Bronze Tribute ‘Art’ Medal, by V Dover, pear-shaped, 72mm x 66mm; Iran, Mohammed Riza Pahlevi, Silver Medal, AH 1344, 37mm; Air Maroc, presentation brooch in the form of a buckle, in case; Cincinnati, souvenir ‘key’ of the Mayor’s Office. Extremely fine. (4)£30-50

MOTORING539 Brazil, Automovel Club de Brasil, Gilt-Bronze Plaquette, 1957, façade of building, 1907 –

BODAS DE OURO – 1957, rev tablet (for inscription), 41mm x 56mm. Extremely fine. £40-50

MUSIC

540 France, Concours des Chants Patriotiques, Copper Medal awarded to a member of the Jury, by A J Depaulis, two winged cherubs hold the hand of Marianne, rev legend, MÉDAILLE DÉCERNÉE AU NOM DE LA RÉPUBLIQUE, named to, M. Leon Halévy, 64mm. Choice, virtually as struck. £40-60Léon Halévy (1802-1883), was a clever and versatile writer, who tried almost every branch of literature - prose and verse, vaudeville, drama, history - without, however, achieving decisive success in any. His brother, J F Fromental Halévy was for many years associated with the opéra. His son was the successful writer, Ludovic Halévy.

541 Belgium, “Le Jeune Boverie”, a large uniface circular Bronze Portrait Plaquette, 1844, by A Luignon, somewhat in the style of David D’Angers, bust of the young man right, with foppish hair and loose cravat, “Conservatoire Royale de Musique”, 200mm, mounted on velvet and marbled board. A handsome piece, very fine.£80-120The Conservatoire Royale de Musique, Brussels.

542 Belgium, Caroline Musical Society, Copper Jeton, 1769, bust of Charles of Lorraine left, rev legend in nine lines (de Coster 847); Leopold II, Copper Medal, by L Wiener, commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Belgian constitution; together with an imitation Maria Theresa Thaler with COPY below bust. Good very fine or better. (3) £60-80

543 Opera, France, an important group of seven medals awarded to the opera singer Blanche (Marie Rosalie) Estelle Boidin-Puisais (b. 1854, married Ch. Boidin, 1876): Conservatoire de Musique, “1ère Médaille de Solfège”, Bronze Medal, 1876, “Mlle Puisais”, 51mm; Société des Concerts du Conservatoire de Musique, Habeneck Bronze Medal, 1877, by V M Borrel, “Mme B. Boidin-Pusais, Sociétaire”, 50mm (BDM I, 224); Exposition Universelle International, Paris 1878, Bronze Medal for ‘Services Rendus’, by E-A Oudiné, 86mm, in maroon fitted case of issue (by Martin-Besson, Paris), inside lid named, “Madame Boidin-Puisais, Cantatrice, Concerts du Trocadéro” (PBE 646; BDM IV, 350); Exposition Universelle International, Paris 1878, small Silver Medal, by E Blondelet, for “Festival des Orphéons”, rev three diaphanous Orphéons, 41mm; Grand Concours Musicale de Poitiers 1885, Silver Medal, after N G A Brenet, 51mm; Société des Concerts, Conservatoire de Musique, Habeneck Silver Medals (2), similar to bronze medal, “À Mme Boidin-Pusais, 8 et 15 Janvier 1893…Mme Boidin-Pusais, Session 1893-1894”, both 51mm; sold with an autographed, inscribed photograph of Mme Boidin-Pusais, dated January 1900. Extremely fine and better, though Oudiné medal lightly cleaned in the past. (7) £120-150

544 France, Award medal to Mr. Charabot, Senator, silvered canale metal ‘Art Nouveau’ Medal, by L Desvignes, Pan plays pipes, rev pipes and wreath, inscription above, 50mm. Extremely fine. £20-30

RAILWAYS

545 London and North Eastern Railway, Centenary of Stockton and Darlington Railway, Bronze Medal, 1925, by Gilbert Bayes, for Pinches, 76mm, in original (damaged) box (BHM 4205; Eimer 2001); and a modern silver restrike octagonal Silver Medal, Paris to Orleans Railway, 1858, 36mm. Extremely fine. £40-60

546 Argentina, Inauguration of the San Juan to Serrezuela Railway, Bronze Medal, 1904, by J Gottuzzo, seated figure of Industry with locomtive behind, rev inscription, 40mm; Bolivia, Railway Construction by Luis Stremiz & Co, Bronze Medal, 1908, allegorical figures and train, 31mm. First extremely fine, this very fine. (2) £60-80

547 Argentina, Ferro-Carriles, 50th Anniversary of the First Railway, 1907, small Silver Medal, locomotive, rev Mercury, 31mm, suspension loop and ring. Very fine. £40-50

RELIGION548 Italy, Pilgrim’s medal of Christ and Madonna, silver-gilt, 17th/18th century; sundry European

medalets, etc. (12); Communion tokens (3). Fair, fine and better. (16) £30-50

549 Great Britain, “Job in distress rebuking his wife”, from Edward Thomason’s Medallic Illustrations of the Holy Scriptures, silvered bronze, 1830, a depiction of the scene, rev text quotation, 73mm (BHM 1468, no 49, unrecorded in this metal). Uneven dark tone, small test mark on rim, nearly extremely fine, rare. £30-50The set of 60 medals is recorded in white metal though Thomason is known to have made sets in silver and gilt metal for presentation. Perhaps the silver sets were not quite all that they seemed.

550 Europe, The Pope and the Devil, a silver cast of the Pope/Devil, Cardinal/Jester medal, 33mm, fine; another, brass, fair; together with miscellaneous medals, medalets and badges (11 – all but one silver), mostly very fine or better. (13) £40-60

551 Chile, Dr Joaquín Larraín Gandarillas, Educationalist, The Catholic University, Santiago, uniface bronze maquette for a medal, 1887, by Alphée Dubois, bust right in ecclesiastical robes and cap, 220mm, somewhat stained but very fine; and a 19th century gilt bronze medal of Blessed Brother Felix of Nicosia (1717-1787), by Johnson, Milan, 48.5mm, extremely fine.

£60-80

552 Louis-Henri-Joseph Cardinal Luçon (1842-1930), Archbishop of Rheims, bronze portrait medal, 1928, by P Niclausse, bust left in cap, rev façade of the Cathedral, 89mm. Good very fine, the reverse softly sculpted. £25-40

SPORT553 Archery, Great Britain, Grand National Archery Society, Silver Award Medal, by M Allen,

head of Diana left, bow behind, rev crossed arrows on target, 37mm, the green ribbon with five bars, Worcester 1891, York 1893, Cheltenham 1894, Oxford 1898, and Edgbaston 1900; Copper Medal, similar, 37mm, the green ribbon with three engraved bars of the Cambridgeshire Gentlemen, 1927, 1928, 1929. Extremely fine. (2) £40-60

554 Athletics, Great Britain, Berkshire, Reading Schools Athletic Association, Tug of War Medalets, enamelled Copper (2), awarded 1935 (green enamel), 1936 (blue enamel), 24mm; Royal Berkshire Hospital, Centenary Fund 1937, brass medalets (2), 26mm. Good very fine and better. (4) £20-25

555 Great Britain, A group of Silver Medals and awards for sport (9), comprising Athletics (4), Boxing, Cycling (2), Football, and Gymnastics; others in base metals (7), including the National Rifle Association, 1860, 48mm. Many extremely fine. (16) £50-70

556 Boxing, Isaac Perrins, Prize Fight 1789, Bronze Medalet, profile bust of Perrins right, rev BELLA! HORRIDA BELLA! across field, STRENGTH AND MAGNANIMITY around, date in exergue, 34mm (DH Warwickshire 13). Very fine. £20-30Isaac Perrins fought Tom Johnson at Banbury on 22nd November 1789, eventually the fight was stopped after 62 rounds, and Johnson declared the winner.

557 Cycling, France, Bronze Medal mounted as a free-standing award, by C Charl, for A Chobillon, Paris, unissued, a touring cyclist leans on his machine in a mountain landscape, rev wreath and legend within tablet, 49mm, with integral plinth; silvered-bronze medal, undated, by A Erdmany, cyclist pauses to watch train, 49mm. Very fine. (2) £25-40

558 Football, France, small rectangular (with arched top) Bronze Plaquette, by Lucien Coudray, c.1900’s, a game in progress, rev tablet (for naming), 39mm x 70mm; silvered-bronze medal, unsigned, c.1890’s, three players oddly balanced and reaching for the goal (and not a ball in sight!), rev wreath, 61mm. This very fine, first better and a good example of Coudray’s work. (2) £25-40

559 Diving, Bronze Medal, c.1920s, by F Fraise, a woman swallow-dives, 50mm; Jeunesse et Sports, bronze, 1950s (?), by P Pradeilhes, naked athlete with symbols of art, agriculture industry and for sport, Olympic rings within track, 67mm; University Games, Paris, 1957, bronze, by G Guiraud, 67mm; Physical education, 36mm; Ballroom Dancing, bronze plaquette, by J Marey, 51mm x 37mm; Relay, bronze, by F Fraisse, awarded Monaco, 1953, 50mm; and a bronze award, by C Mascaux, 1944. Very fine and better. (7) £50-80

560 Boxing, Bronze Plaquette, by P Baudichon, 1935 [named to Albert Legrand], 60mm x 54mm; another, Belgian, octagonal, 55mm; Women’s Discus, silvered bronze, 1930s, 50mm; Jeunesse et Sports, bronze, similar to previous lot, 67mm; Physical Education, bronze plaquette, 52mm x 75mm; and an unspecified bronze award, Vichy, 41mm. Very fine and better. (6) £50-70

561 Olympics, Paris 1900, Official silvered bronze plaquette, by Jean Vernon, a naked Olympian holds a laurel branch high, rev EDUCATION PHYSIQUE – OFFERT PAR LE MINISTRE, 60mm x 41mm (Gad 2). Nearly extremely fine.£120-160

562 Olympics, Helsinki 1952, a rectangular enamelled souvenir badge, 47mm x 32mm. A little spotted, very fine. £60-80

563 Rowing, France, Club Nautique de Nice, 1st Prize, Silver Medal, 1906 (4 Juniors), sculler rows to left, 46.5mm; Régates du Samois[-sur-seine] Country Club, 1921, silver-gilt medal, by Huguenin, double-sculls row left, 39mm; Suresnes, nr. Paris, silvered-bronze and bronze medals (2), by A Lavée, a sculler rows to the right, presented 1928-29, 69mm; Yacht Club de France, small silver medal, 1937, by Vernon, “M P Allard ‘Laquic’ 23 Mai, 1937”, 36mm. Very fine or better, but some staining to the silvered medal. (6) £25-40

564 Shooting, small Silver Plaquette, Nancy, 1906, by E Bussiere, kneeling figure shoots rifle, 38mm x 50mm, in case of issue; and a silvered-bronze medal, by F Fraisse, 50mm. Extremely fine. (2) £25-40

565 Shotput, France (?), uniface rectangular (with arched top) cast bronze plaquette, c.1930s, a ‘classical’ athlete in loin cloth, poised to throw the shot, 140mm x 81mm; Fencing, gilt-bronze medal, by F Rivet, 45mm. First very fine, this better. (2) £20-30

566 Skiing, France, “Skieuse” a small square Bronze Plaquette, by F Focht, a lady speeds downhill, rev circular tablet for naming, SPORT above, 52mm x 50mm (CGMP p.181); other plaquettes from the same series and common reverse, Water-Skiing, by Clemencin, a youth skis right (oddly up-hill); Rugby, by Émil Monier, a good tackle; Canoeing, by L Muller, a double canoe in choppy water; Swimming, “Nation”, by Monier, a girl’s head and shoulders in water; Bobsleigh, bronze medal, 1920’s, by Becker, sleigh in action, rev head above naming space, 50mm. Plaquettes all extremely fine, medal nearly so. (6) £50-80

567 Swimming, four shield-shaped medals mounted on a brooch bar, awarded by the Union Amateur Swimming Club to J H Hall, 1913-1914, one in silver for Senior Points Series, 1st. Very fine. £30-40

568 Tennis, Silvered Bronze Plaquette, 1925, by F Rasumny, USML “Championnat de Tennis”, man serves to man and woman, 82mm x 62mm. Good very fine. £20-30

VINICULTURE

569 The Head of a Bacchante, a splendid Art Nouveau uniface circular bronze plaque, c.1890s, by Adolphe Rivet, a female head and shoulders right adorned with grapes and vine leaves, signed on truncation, all within a ‘winged’ scroll design, 217mm (BDM V 137). Good very fine and most decorative. £100-140

WORLD WAR I & II

570 Serbia, Peter I and Alexander, French-made Badges (2), bronze and silvered-bronze with portrait medallion on eagle, 45mm x 32mm; and a smaller silvered badge showing refugees, 32mm. Very fine. (3) £25-35

571 Lord Kitchener, Bronze Memorial Medal, 1915, by J P Legastelois, bust three-quarters left, in uniform and wearing the Order of Merit, rev a war-like Britannia with shield and sword, stands by flagstaff, THOROUGH, 68mm. Extremely fine. £20-30

572 Belgium, The Heroes of Brussels, Bronze Medal, 1916 (struck 1923), by G Devreese, conjoined busts of Cardinal Mercier, with A Max, L Théodor and H Pirenne, TENIR, rev a defiant workman, 70mm. Extremely fine.£40-60

573 Legendary aircraft of World War II, an incomplete set issued by the Westminster Collection Ltd for the Marshall Islands 1991, .999 silver $50-Dollars (13, from a possible 24), each one troy ounce, in plush case of issue, with certificate. As issued. (lot)£80-100

MISCELLANEOUS

574 Assorted commemorative medals and medalets (lot), mostly 20th-century. Varied state, should be viewed. (lot) £100-120

575 Miscellaneous British and world coins and medals, mostly base 20th century, some modern proof issues, an electronic miniscale, as found. Coins varied state. (lot) £70-90

576 Modern Bronze Medals (4), 125th Anniversary of the medallists Fibru-Fisch (3), 75th

Anniversary of Mechelen District Social Services, various other medals, together with modern world coinage. Many mint state, first four medals cased. (lot) £20-30

577 British and World tokens, checks, medalets etc (290), a few silver, generally base, some non-metallic. Varied state. (lot) £40-50

ORDERS, DECORATIONS & MEDALS

578 Great War Pair to 6175 Pte WA Jelley, Yorkshire Regt: War Medal 1914-18, Victory Medal. (2)£20-30

579 Group of seven attributed to Frank George Comber, Fife and Forfar Yeomanry: 1939-45 star, Africa star, clasp 8th Army, Italy star, France and Germany star, Defence medal, War Medal 1939-45, UN Korea medal (lacks British Korea medal), together with the accompanying miniatures (includes British Korea medal); and a quantity of other medals, medalets, spoons, cufflinks, plaques etc relating to the Dunkirk Veterans Association, the Korean war, and freemasonry, and a Dunkirk Medal with Dunkirk Veterans Association Certficate No.43090. Good condition, worthy of further research. (lot) £350-450 This lot sold with four books: The Vimy Memorial, by Col. GWL Nicholson, Ottawa 1973; The Battle of Flanders 1940, by I Hay, London 1941; Dunkirk The Great Escape, by AJ Barker, London 1977; Desert Rat Sketch Book, by C Saber, New York 1959.

580 British military (lot), nursing, club and other badges, pins, insignia and uniform attachments in various metals. Fine to very fine, some broken or lacking parts. (lot) £80-100

581 WWI Discharge Badges (12), in silver, two enamelled. Some pins lacking, very fine. (12)£60-80

582 WWII Discharge Badges (11), other military lapel badges (14). Very fine. (25) £60-80

583 Burma Stars, unnamed as issued, unissued (10). Extremely fine. (10) £100-150

584 Burma Stars, unnamed as issued, unissued (10). Extremely fine. (10) £100-150

585 Burma Stars, unnamed as issued, unissued (10). Extremely fine. (10) £100-150

586 Burma Stars, unnamed as issued, unissued (11). Extremely fine. (11) £100-150

587 British Red Cross Society, Proficiency Medal for First Aid in Chemical Warfare to A I Ross, with two clasps, 1935 and 1936; another without clasps to M Sneep; a Red Cross Long and Efficient Service Medal to Edith May Gibbs, and Great War Nursing Service medals (3). Very fine or better. (6) £100-120

588 Royal Army Medical Corps, St John Ambulance, Red Cross and other nursing related badges and awards (15). Fine to very fine. (15)£60-80

589 Cap badges, mostly military, some police and fire service, mostly British (26). Very fine or better. (26) £30-40

590 Cap badges, uniform attachments, pins etc, mainly British, some defective, approx 0.75kg. Varied state. (lot) £80-100

591 Cap badges, uniform attachments, pins etc, mainly British, some defective, approx 0.75kg. Varied state. (lot) £80-100

592 Uniform attachments, buckles, cross belt back plates and other components, mostly incomplete, approx 1.7kg. Varied state. (lot) £30-40

593 Miscellaneous military buttons, sporting medalets, etc, a varied selection. Varied state. (lot)£20-40

Foreign Medals594 Belgium, 1914-1918 Victory Medal (9), two lacking ribbon and Croix de Guerre (3), one

lacking ribbon. Fine to very fine. (12)£50-80

595 France, 1914-1918 Victory Medal (10), three lacking ribbon. Fine to very fine. (10)£40-60

596 France, assorted military decorations, badges etc, including Croix de Guerre, Médaille de St Helène, Defense 1870-1871. Fair to very fine, some defective, broken or lacking parts. (lot)

£60-80

597 France, Croix de Guerre, mainly 1914-1918 (11), some with bars, stars and oak leaves, one gilt. Fair to very fine, some corroded, some ribbons detached and/or frayed. (13) £40-60

598 France, Légion d’Honneur, various types and periods and classes (11). All with defective enamel or lacking ribbon, some lacking parts. (11) £80-100

599 France, Légion d’Honneur, various types and periods and classes (11). All with defective enamel or lacking ribbon, some lacking parts. (11) £80-100

600 France, Médaille Coloniale (4), silver, one with clasp SAHARA. The last fine, others extremely fine, though two ribbons faded. (4) £60-80

601 France, Médaille des Evadés (Prisoner of War Escape Medal), yellow bronze (6). Extremely fine (5) and very fine. (6) £60-80

602 France, Croix du Combattant (4). All very fine. (4) £40-60

603 France, 1914-1918 War Medal (6), two lacking ribbon. Very fine. (6) £40-60

604 France, Médaille de St Helène (2), one medal complete, the other lacking ribbon and ring. Both fine. (2) £60-80

605 France, Order of the Palmes Academiques (2), both with ribbon. Minor damage to enamel on one, most enamel lacking on other. (2)£30-40

606 Belgium, assorted military and civil decorations, badges and commemorative badges, mostly bronze, some gilt, mainly WWI, some with ribbons, and a discharge badge. Fine to very fine, some defective, broken or lacking parts. (25) £100-120

607 Italy etc, assorted military and civil decorations, badges and commemorative badges, a few in silver, but mostly bronze, one gilt, mainly WWI, some with ribbons. Fine to very fine, some defective, broken or lacking parts. (30) £100-120

608 Germany, Franco-Prussian War 1870-1871, brass Victory medals (11). No ribbons, fine to very fine. £40-60

609 Germany, Service medals, Napoleonic period to Third Reich, including Kriegsverdienstmedaillen (7), 1939 in original paper envelopes, and some civil awards (42). No ribbons, fine to very fine. £80-100

610 Germany, Third Reich, various War Service crosses in base metals, some imitations, a few in cases (22). Fine to very fine. (22) £40-60

611 Germany, Third Reich, various base metal insignia badges (17). Fine to very fine. (17)£40-60

612 Germany, Third Reich, “Mutterkreuze” (16), various classes, and a miniature. Some with corrosion or enamel chips, most with ribbon. (17) £100-170

613 Continental Europe, assorted military and civil decorations, badges and commemorative badges, a few in silver, but mostly bronze, one gilt, mainly WWI, some with ribbons, and a few miniatures. Fine to very fine, some defective, broken or lacking parts. (50 approx)

£120-150

614 Continental Europe, assorted orders and decorations and parts, all damaged or severely defective, approx 1.3kg. Varied state, generally poor. £80-100

615 South Africa, WWI Victory Medal (4), two lacking ribbon, SPR. C. N. PICKARD S.A.C.S.C.R.E. and 2ND C/W. O. D.C.OWLES. 5TH. S. A. I., others unnamed. Fine to about extremely fine. (4)

£40-60

616 South Africa, Group of four to C166128 S Samodien, 1939-45 medal, 1939-45 star, Africa star, Africa Service Medal. Good very fine or better. (4) £20-30

617 South Africa, Pair to C702754 M Mitchell, 1939-45 medal, Africa Service Medal, with official naming. Good very fine. (5) £20-30

618 WWI, foreign bronze Victory medals from various countries, mostly with ribbons (9). Fine to very fine. (9) £40-60

619 Japan, WWI Victory Medals (10), one with ribbon. About extremely fine. (10) £40-60

620 Zimbabwe, Pair, Rhodesia General Service Medal and Zimbabwe Independence Medal to 24160 Const W Masuna; another Pair, to 385543 S VDT WR McConville. Both pairs extremely fine. (4) £20-30

BANKNOTESGREAT BRITAIN

Bank of England621 P S Beale, 10-Shillings (2), ND (1950), serial no.T38Z 064152, back with handwritten graffiti

in crayon “May you never have to spend this from Lynne and Albert” and serial no.X69Z 284532 (Dugg B266); fair but interesting and fine; L K O’Brien, 10-Shillings (2), ND (1961), serial no.B18 081711 and E14 142485 (Dugg B286), about uncircualted and dirty fine; £1 (6), ND (1960), consecutive first series nos.A82 554581-554586 (Dugg B281), uncirculated. (10) £40-50

622 J B Page, £1 (27), ND (1970), consecutive serial nos.U27A 023736-023748 and U27A 023750-023763 (Dugg B320). About uncirculated to uncirculated. (27) £60-70

623 J B Page, £1 (26), ND (1970), consecutive serial nos.HS13 662073-662096 and nos.HS13 662005, HS13 662181 and green replacement £1, serial no.MT14 265954 (Dugg B322, B323). About uncirculated to uncirculated. (27) £60-70

624 J B Page, £1 (11), ND (1978), first run serial numbers 01A 804105 and 01A 804140, consecutive first series nos.18A 392773-392774 and 18A 392798-392801 and other first series nos.18A 392766, 18A 392771 and 18A 392820 (Dugg B339). Uncirculated. (11) £40-50

625 D H F Somerset, £1 (57), ND (1981), consecutive serial nos.AN55 586152-586167, AN55 586172-586190 and AN55 586193-586211, with DS45 455772, DW17 417714 and DX49 459354 (Dugg B341). Last three very fine, others about uncirculated to uncirculated. (57)

£120-150

SCOTLAND

626 National Bank of Scotland, £5, 1 November 1949 EDINBURGH, blue/yellow, serial no.C 402-582 (P 259). Rust spot and several creases, about good fine. £20-30

FOREIGN BANKNOTES

Armenia627 Government Bank, Yerevan, 5-, 10-, 50- and 500-Rubles, 1919 (P 1, 2, 4, 7). About

uncirculated to uncirculated. (4) £20-30

Bohemia and Moravia (Czechoslovakia)628 National Bank, Specimen 5000-Korun, 6 June 1920 (new date 24 October 1943), green and

purple, red serial no.792822, perforated SPECIMEN (P 16). Good very fine and rare. £40-60

China629 Republic, People’s Bank of China, 50-Yuan (2), 1949, serial no.0506872 and 349020, 100-

Yuan (2), 1949, serial no.62063488 and 299892 (P 829, 830, 831, 832), about uncirculated to uncirculated; Bank of Chinan, 5-Yuan, 1939, Tai Hang, red, serial no.J 313057, 10-Yuan, 1939, serial no.L 694849, 200-Yuan, 1942, blue, serial no.BC 971569 (P S3069Cb, 3069E, 3078), 5-Yuan about uncirculated, others very fine; 7th Administrative District Shansi-Chahar-Hopei, 1-Chiao (2), 1941 (P S3135Pb, 3135Q); Bank of Shansi Chahar & Hopei, 10-Yuan (3), 1945, 1000-Yuan, 1946 (P S3173, 3174C, 3200), generally very fine to about uncirculated. (13) £100-120

Columbia630 Banco de la Republica, Specimen 2000-Pesos Oro, ND (1983), brown, serial no.00000000,

red SPECIMEN overprint on both sides and two hole-punches (P 430). Uncirculated.£40-60

Congo631 Banque National du Congo, Specimen 5- and 10-Zaires, 1971, serial no.0000000, red

SPECIMEN overprint on both sides (P 14, 15). About uncirculated, rare. (2) £50-80

Cyprus632 Republic of Cyprus, Specimen £10, ND (c.1977), green, red SPECIMEN overprint on both

sides, two hole-punches, SPECIMEN OF NO VALUE in top border (P 48). Uncirculated, rare.£90-110

Czech Republic633 Czech National Bank, 1000-Korun, blue, serial no.C33 203375 (P 3). About very fine.

£20-30

Egypt634 National Bank of Egypt, 5-Pounds, 1946, blue-green, serial no.AB20 077674, Cairo citadel to

left, signed by Leith-Ross (P 25a). Good fine. £30-50

635 National Bank of Egypt, 5-Pounds, blue-green and 10-Pounds, red, 1958 (P 31, 32). Both uncirculated. (2) £30-50

636 National Bank of Egypt, 10-Pounds, 23 May 1951, CAIRO, brown, serial no.X151 098448 (P 23d). Very fine. £30-50

637 Central Bank of Egypt, Set of 25- and 50-Piastres, 1-, 5-, 10- and 20-Pounds, 2001-2003. All notes uncirculated. (6) £20-30

638 National Bank of Egypt, 50-Pounds, 1952, green, serial no.071387 (P 33). Fine, rare.£70-90

Hong Kong

639 Government of Hong Kong, 1945-1949 issue, 1-Cent (59), ND (1945), brown, 1961 issue, 1-Cent (36), brown, 5-Cents (9), green (P 321, 325, 326), mostly uncirculated; 1-Dollar (17), green (16) and blue (P 316 (1), 324 (2), 324A (14)), generally good, a few better. (121)

£30-50

Iceland640 Central Bank of Iceland, Set of 10-, 50, 100- and 500-Kronur, Law of 29 March 1961 (1981)

(P 48-51). Uncirculated, a rare set. £30-50

Iran641 Bank Markazi Iran, 10000-Rials, ND (1981), serial no.128977 (P 131). Uncirculated.

£20-30

Iraq642 Government of Iraq, 1-Dinar (2), Law of 1931 (1944), serial nos.U 507635 and D1 133264,

blue, two signature varieties (P 18). Good fine, a scarce set. (2) £110-130

Kuwait643 Central Bank of Kuwait, First Issue, 10-Dinars, no.707849, green (P 10). About very fine.

£35-45

Mauritania644 Banque Centrale de Mauritanie, Set of 100-, 200, 500- and 1000-Ouguiya, 28 November

2001. Uncirculated. (4) £30-50

Sudan645 Bank of Sudan, Set of 10-, 20-, 50-, 100-, 200-, 500- and 1000-Dinars, 1992-1996 (P 52-58).

Uncirculated. (7) £30-50

646 Bank of Sudan, New Issue Set, 10-Dinars, no.HG 8669615, 25-Dinars, no.372649, 50-Dinars, no.PA 82225720, 100-Dinars, no.L 263222148, 200-Dinars, no.QJ 07053901, 500-Dinars, no.RH 65138585, 1000-Dinars, no.MF 58823984, 2000-Dinars, no. SA 02897648 (P 52, 53, 54, 56, -, 57, 58, -). Uncirculated. (8)£40-60

Yemen Arab Republic647 Yemen Currency Board, 5-Rials, ND (1967), red, rev lion of Timna (P 2b). Good very fine.

£60-80

648 Yemen Currency Board, 10-Rials, ND (1967), blue-green, rev dam (P 3b). Good extremely fine.£50-70

649 Yemen Currency Board, 5-Rials, ND (1969), red, lion’s head to left (P 7). About uncirculated.£40-60

Yugoslavia650 National Bank of Yugoslavia, 1000-Dinara, 26 November 1990, no.AH 6752039, orange (P

107). Fine. £40-50

POSTAGE STAMPS

651 A Victorian envelope addressed to The Earl of Dudley, Dudley House, Park Lane, London W, a Penny Red affixed with a semi-clear strike of duplex handstamp for Windermere, dated 20 August 1885. £5-8

652 Unused mint state blocks of six and strips of three, mostly commemorative issues from late 1960s to early 1970s, a few later. As issued. (lot) £20-30

END OF SALE