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Ver\) Valuable Collection of

Days of Sale : Wednesday, June 20th—Lots I to 244 Thursday, June 21 st—Lots 245 fo 511 Friday, June 22nd—Lots 515 to 658

On View Two Days Prior and Mornings of Sale.

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Telephone : GERRARD 4424.

Messrs.

Glendining and Co., Ltd.

7 Argyll Street, Oxford Circus, W.

(Adjoining Oxford Circus Station.)

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

FINE ART PROPERTY.

JEWELLERY,

PLATE, CHINA.

MEDALS, COINS,

POSTAGE STAMPS,

&c.

1923.

PfilCED CATALOGUE TWO SHILLINGS.

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that owing to the great

increase in the cost of pro¬

ducing catalogues, the com¬

mission charged on the Sale

of Coins and Medals is now

Twelve and a Half per cent.

:: on the price realized. • • • •

M essrs. Glendimng & Co., Limited, 7 ARGYLL STREET, OXFORD CIRCUS, W. I.

CATALOGUE OF A

Very Valuable Collection OF

COINS & MEDALS

For Sale by Auction

AT OUR GALLERIES,

7 ARGYLL STREET, OXFORD CIRCUS, W„

ON

WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,

JUNE 20th, 21st & 22nd, 1923, AT 1.30 P.M. PRECISELY.

On View Two Days Pnor and Mornings of Sale.

PLEASE NOTE TIME AND PLACE OF SALE—1.30 P.M.

CONDITIONS OF SALE.

First.—The highest bidder to be the buyer ; and if any dis¬ pute arise between two or more bidders, the lot so in dispute shall be immediately put up again and resold, provided the auctioneer cannot decide the said dispute.

Second.—No person to advance less than Is. ; above five

pounds. 5s. ; and so on in proportion.

Third.—In the case of lots upon which there is a reserve, the auctioneer shall have the right to bid on behalf of the seller.

Fourth.—The purchasers to give in their names and places of abode, and to pay down 5s. in the pound, or more m part of payment, or the whole of the purchase- money, if required ; in default of which the lot or lots so purchased to be immediately put up again and resold.

Fifth.—Each lot is guaranteed genuine, but should any lot prove to be a forgery, or reprint, or wrongly described in the catalogue, the purchaser is at liberty to take or reject it, provided always that notice of such rejection be made and the lot returned within seven days from date of sale. This guarantee does not apply to collections of stamps, or to mixed lots.

Sixth.—To prevent inaccuracy in delivery, and inconvenience in the settlement of the purchases, no lot can on any account be removed during the time of sale, and the remainder of the purchase-money must absolutely be paid on the delivery.

Seventh.—Upon failure of complying with the above con¬ ditions, the money deposited in part of payment shall be forfeited ; all lots uncleared within the time aforesaid shall be resold by public or private sale, and the deficiency (if any) attending such re-sale shall be made good by the defaulter at this sale.

Eighth.—If any owner has placed a reserve on any lot, the auctioneers reserve to themselves the right to publish the fact and price at which it is reserved.

CATALOGUE OF

COINS AMD MEDALS.

FIRST DAY’S SALE.

On WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20th, 1923.

AT HALF-PAST ONE PRECISELY.

Lot Various Properties.

1 7E, Medals, Wiener’s Continental Cathedrals (16). Napo¬ leonic carriage passes for Ministers of State (8), very rare. Nelson, battle of the Nile, 1798. Wellington, box of battle-cards. Very fine 26

2 7E, English regal coins, Colonial issues, and a few medals. Some very fine a parcel

3 /E, Canada with adjoining Provinces, a collection of Tokens issued in the Dominion from 1812 to Victorian times. Varied, in good condition, and some now very scarce 135

3a 7R, William III., Half-Crown, 1697, Norwich. Provincial Shilling tokens (4), and Sixpences (3). Victoria, plain edge Gothic Crown ; last very fine. Others, including a 5 Franc and four smaller values of Napoleon (8) 17

4 JR, Medals, Charles II., peace of Breda, 1667, fine. Anne, battle of Oudenarde, 1708. Voltaire, 1770. Fine 3

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5 7R, Coronation medals, George II. and Queen Caroline ; William IV., and in IE ; Victoria. George III. and Queen, 1761. Bank Dollar, 1804, very scarce. Crom¬ well inauguration medal, &c. 9

6 7R, U.S.A. Proofs, Dollars varied (2), Half-Dollar to Dime, and nickels, &c., very fine (9). IE, gilded proofs, George III., Halfpenny and Farthing. Also Irish voce populi Halfpennies (7) 18

7 M, not local, Eighteen-pence, 1811, obv. the Golden Fleece suspended by a ribbon, rev. Prince of Wales’ feathers, Davis No. 8, but has, on the ribbon, the motto ich

dien. Very fine. Variety not known when Mr. Davis compiled his work 1

8 7E, Skidmore’s Penny Tokens, Cowes Castle ; Guildford Tower ; Godstone Tower; and Fishmongers’ Hall. Very fine and scarce 4

9 IE, Others, Bungay Tower, Suffolk; Cambridge, Christ’s College Gate ; Emanuel College Chapel ; and Trinity College Gate. Very fine and scarce 4

10 IE, Others, Ludlow Castle ; and Dudmaston, Salop ; Wan- stead House ; and S. Paul’s School. Very fine and scarce 4

11 IE, Halfpenny Tokens, London Churches; Coventry build¬ ings ; Birmingham buildings ; Tom Paine, and others (26). Penny Tokens, of London and Birmingham ; Kirk’s medallet, &c. (11). Mostly very fine, and many uncommon 37

12 IE, Irish Gun money, Half-Crowns (5), Shillings (5). Tokens, McCully’s 2d. ; Fisher’s Id. and 2d. ; and various Farthings, &c. (8). Corresponding Society, and London Commercial Halfpenny Tokens. Mostly fine, some scarce 20

Sold b^f Order of the Representatives of a Goifecter, deceased.

2 2 0 13 N, Edward III., Noble, 1351-60, closed e in centre of cross on reverse, lys over lion’s head in second quarter, Roman n’s without cross-bar in legends ; Quarter Noble, 1360-69, with French title omitted, and an annulet before edward. Latter very fine 2

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14 A , Henry VI., Noble, Trefoil coinage, of usual type, legend ends, fran. dns. hyb., annulet at King’s wrist, and in one spandril of tressure. Fine and a rare variety 1

15 N, Edward IV., Rose Noble of usual type 1 1 1

16 N, Henry VII., Angel, second coinage, m.m. cinquefoil, 1 6 saltires between the words of legend. Fine and scarce 1

17 N, Henry VIII., Angel, first coinage, m.m. portcullis 1 2 crowned, henric. viii di. gra., &c., rev. legend ends

rede, saltire after each word of legend, except last.

Very fine and rare 1

18 N, Crown, second coinage, usual type, m.m. arrow, h.i. 1 4 crowned (Henry and Jane Seymour). Very fine 1

19 N, Edward VI., sovereign fourth coinage, m.m. tun, 7 0 edward. vi. d. g., &c., three-quarter bust, in armour,

crowned and holding sword and orb., rev. ihs. avtem.

transie., &c., crowned shield and supporters, and on a

tablet below, e.r., Ruding VIII., 6. Fine and rare. From the Shorthouse sale at Birmingham, 1886 1

20 N, Half Sovereign, same coinage, m.m. tun, three-quarter 2 6 bust of the King, &c., as on last, rev. square crowned shield between e.r., Ruding VIII., 7. From the Mur¬ doch and Watters cabinets. Fine and rare 1

21 N, Mary, fine Sovereign, 1553, obv. maria, d. g., &c., the 10 10 Oueen enthroned, holding sceptre and orb, a portcullis at her feet, rev. a. dno. factv. est., &c., royal shield upon a double rose within a tressure. Ruding IX., 1. Plugged. From the Tennyson collection. In fine pre¬ servation and rare 1

22 N, Elizabeth, Fine Sovereign, first issue, m.m. scallop 7 0 (1584-6), the back of the throne divides the tressure, obv. Elizabeth, d. g. ang., &c., Queen enthroned, portcullis at her feet, rev. A. dno. factv. est., &c.,

shield upon rose, &c. Not referred to by Kenyon, who gives but two m.m. to the issue of 1558-1561. A fine and interesting coin 1

23 N, Crown, m.m. woolpack (1594-5), obv. elizab. d. g., &c., 6 0 crowned bust of the Queen, in embroidered dress and ruff, rev. square shield, crowned, between E.R. Ruding X., 5. A very fine round coin, and rare in the condition. From the Montagu cabinet 1

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24 N, James I., Rose Ryal, m.m. rose (1605-6), obv. iacobvs.

d. g., &c., King enthroned holding sceptre and orb, a portcullis at his feet, rev. a. dno. factvm. est., &c.,

shield upon a large rose, &c. Ruding XII., 1. Finely preserved and rare 1

25 .V, Rose Ryal, m.m. spur rowel (1619-20), obv. iacobvs.

d. g. ma. bri. fr. et. hib. rex., King seated facing, on throne, holding sceptre and orb ; at his feet a port¬ cullis, the held on either side ornamented with lys and roses, rev. a. dno. factvm. est., &c., royal shield on a cross fleury surrounded by double circle of dots, within which and in each angle of cross, are a lys, a lion, and a rose, above the shield XXX. Kenyon 96. Ruding XII., 5. Extremely fine and rare. From the Durr ant, Brown, Addington, and Montagu cabinets 1

26 N, Rose Ryal, m.m. lys (1604-5), type as last. Ruding XII., 5. Well preserved and rare 1

27 N, Unite, m.m. lys (1604-5), of usual type, the armour much damascened. Very fine, edge slightly chipped 1

28 N, Unite, m.m. rose (1605-6), the King’s bust smaller, and armour more plain. Kenyon 98. Finely preserved 1

29 N, Unite, m.m. scallop (1606-7), with the plainer armour. Fine and rare 1

30 N, Unite, similar m.m. Well preserved l

31 N, Unite, m.m. tower (1612-13). Well preserved 1

32 N, Unite, m.m. cinquefoil pierced (1613-15), ma. bri. fra.

et. hi. rex., King wearing plain armour. Very fine 1

33 N, Unites, similar m.m. and type 2

34 N, Laurel, m.m. thistle (1621-23) ; Quarter Laurel, m.m. lys (1623-24) ; Britain Crown, m.m. coronet (1607-9) 3

35 N, Laurels, m.m. lys (1623-24) ; and m.m. trefoil (June 27, 1624). Finely preserved, and the latter the last issue of he reign 2

36 N, Charles I., Tower mint, Unite, m.m. lys (1625), bust in ruff and Garter collar, rev. square crowned shield. Ruding XIII., 1. Fine and scarce i

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fr. et. hi. rex. Fine and scarce 1

N, Unite, similar mint mark 1

N, Unite, m.m. castle (1627-28), similar type, reading br.

FR. ET. HI. REX. 1

N, Unite, m.m. plumes (1630), rev. square shield, crowned. Good condition 1

N, Half Unite, m.m. crown (1635-36), bust in lace collar, rev. oval garnished shield, between C.R. crowned ; Crown, similar type and m.m. Very fine 2

N, Unite, Briot’s coinage, m.m. obv. b and a flower, rev. B,

bust crowned, in lace collar, armour and mantle, rev. square garnished shield, crowned, between c.r. crowned. Rnding XIV., 1. Very fine and rare 1

N, Commonwealth Unite, 1649, m.m. sun, of usual type. Very fine and a very rare date, being the year of the Kings death " 1

N, Unite, similar, 1650. Fine and scarce 1

N, Unite, similar, 1653. Fine and uncommon 1

N, Unite, 1653. Scarce 1

N, Half Unite, 1651, m.m. sun. Very fine, and, as regards the dot before and after legend, varied from Kenyon. Very scarce " \

N, Cromwell, Broad, 1656, by Simon, obv. bust of the Pro¬ tector, rev. square shield of the Protectorate crowned. Ruding XIV., 7. Extra fine, toned, and rare 1

N, Charles II., Unite, hammered coinage by Simon, m.m. on obv. a crown, laureated bust of the King, hair long, and in mantle and armour, XX behind the bust, rev. florent. Concordia, regna., oval garnished shield between c.r. Fine and rare 1

N, Five Guineas, 1668, an elephant below the King’s Bust, rev. four shields crowned, in each angle a sceptre, in centre four c’s interlinked, edge vicesimo. Ruding XV., 5. Very fine, toned, and a rare coin 1

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Five Guineas, 1674, edge vicesimo sexto. Finely preserved 1

Five Guineas, 1683, elephant and castle below the bust, edge tricesimo qvinto. Very fine, toned, and very scarce 1

Five Guineas, 1684, edge tricesimo sexto. Fine 1

Two Guineas, 1679. Fine and toned. Scarce 1

Two Guineas, 1682, large lettering on both sides, date not in Kenyon. Fine and rare 1

Guinea, 1675, elephant and castle below the bust. Fine and scarce 1

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Half Guinea, 1671. Finely preserved, a date not given by Kenyon, and rare 1

Pattern Broad by Simon, 1662, obv. car. ii. d. g. m. br.

fr. et. hi. rex., bust of the King to left, laureate, hair long, and wearing armour and mantle, berries in wreath, and letters of obverse legend frosted, rev. florent.,

&c., square crowned shield, date 1662 above, edge plain. Fine, and a very rare variety of this artist’s patterns 1

J ames II., F ive Guineas, 1687, edge tertio. Ruding XV., 17. Good condition and scarce 1

Five Guineas, 1688, an elephant and castle below the bust, edge qvarto. Fine condition, toned, and rare 1

Five Guineas, 1688, edge qvarto. Very fine, toned, and rarely met with in such condition 1

Two Guineas, 1687. In fine state, toned, and rare 1

Guinea, 1685, elephant and castle below the King’s bust. Ruding XV., 19. Scarce \

Guinea, 1686. Very fine and scarce 1

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68 N, William and Mary, 1691, Five Guineas, busts of the King and Queen conjoined, rev. square garnished shield crowned, edge tertio. Fine and scarce 1

69 N, Five Guineas, 1692, edge qvarto. Fine, toned, and rare 1

70 N, Five Guineas, 1693, elephant and castle below busts, edge qvinto. Ruding XVI., 5. Fine and rare 1

71 N, Two Guineas, 1693, edge milled. Very fine, and rare so I

72 N, Two Guineas, 1694, the date officially altered from 1693. Fine and very scarce 1

73 N, Guinea, 1689. Fine and toned, scarce 1

74 N, Guinea, 1689. Fine and scarce 1

75 N, Guinea, 1689. Fine and scarce 1

76 N, Guinea, 1693. Very fine and scarce 1

77 N, Guinea, 1694, elephant and castle below the busts. Very fine and rare 1

78 N, Flalf Guinea, 1692. Very fine, toned, and rare 1

79 N, Half Guinea, 1694. Very fine, toned, and rare 1

80 N, William III., Five Guineas, 1699, edge undecimo.

Ruding XVI., 9. Very fine and scarce 1

81 N, Five Guineas, 1699, elephant and castle below the bust, edge undecimo. Ruding XVI., 13. Very fine and rare 1

82 N, Five Guineas, 1701, bust of the King larger, and more hair, edge decimo tertio. Very fine and scarce 1

83 N, Five Guineas, 1701, similar type. Very fine, toned, and scarce 1

84 N, Five Guineas, 1701. Flan flawed through pressure in striking, the coin in extra fine condition, and rare so ]

85 N, Two Guineas, 1701. Ruding XVI., 10. Very fine, toned, and very scarce 1

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Guinea, 1700. Very fine and scarce 1

Guinea, 1700. Fine and scarce 1

Guinea, 1701. Fine and scarce 1

Half Guinea, 1697. Very fine and rare 1

Half Guinea, 1698. Very fine, toned, and rare 1

Half Guinea, 1701. Extremely fine and scarce 1

Half Guineas, 1695 and 1698. Good condition 2

Anne, Five Guineas, 1706, edge qvinto. Fine and uncommon 1

Five Guineas, 1706. In very fine condition and. rare so !

Five Guineas, 1711, edge decimo. Has been mounted, blit the coin is in fine condition 1

Two Guineas, 1709. Fine and scarce 1

Two Guineas, 1711. Ruding XVII., 9. Extra fine, and rare thus 1

Two Guineas, 1713. Very fine and toned. Scarce 1

Guinea, 1702, before the Union. Fine and rare 1

Guinea, 1707. Very fine and a rare date 1

Guinea, 1708. Fine and uncommon l

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Guinea, 1713. Fine and scarce \

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Guinea, 1714, the year of the Queen’s death. Fine, and a very uncommon date \

Guinea, 1714. Equally fine \

Half Guinea, 1710. Very fine and rare \

Half Guinea, 1713. Fine and rare 1

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N, George I., Five Guineas, 1717, edge tertio. Kenyon 149. V ery fine and rare 1

N, Two Guineas, 1726, edge milled. Extremely fine and rare 1

N, Guinea, 1714, bust in higher relief, rev. ends PR. el.

Kenyon 150. Extremely fine, and rare 1

N, Guinea, 1715. Good condition 1

N, Guinea, 1715. Fine 1

N, Guinea, 1719. Very fine 1

N, Guinea, 1722. Fine 1

N, Guinea, 1722. Fine 1

N, Guinea, 1726. Fine and toned 1

N, Guinea, 1726. Fine 1

N, Half Guinea, 1725. Very fine 1

N, Half Guineas, 1718 and 1722. Good condition 2

N, Half Guinea, 1725. Very fine 1

N, Half Guinea, 1726. Fine, toned 1

N. Ouarter Guineas, 1718. All very fine 4

N, Quarter Guineas. All fine 5

N, Quarter Guineas. All fine 5

N, Quarter Guineas. All very fine 4

N, Quarter Guineas. All very fine 4

N, Quarter Guineas. All fine 5

N, Quarter Guineas. All fine 5

N, Quarter Guineas. All very fine 5

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132 N, George II., Five Guineas, younger head type, 1729, e.i.c. below the bust, edge tertio. Very fine 1

133 N, Five Guineas, 1729, similar. Very fine and toned 1

134 N, Five Guineas, 1729, similar. Very fine 1

135 N, Five Guineas, 1729, similar. Fine 1

136 N, Five Guineas, 1753, elder head type, edge vicesimo

sexto. Fine 1

137 N, Two Guineas, 1738, younger head type. Finely pre¬ served 1

138 N, Two Guineas, 1738. Fine and toned 1

139 N, Two Guineas, 1738. Toned 1

140 N, Two Guineas, 1740, elder head type. Very fine 1

141 N, Two Guineas, 1740, similar. Fine 1

142 N, Guinea, younger head, 1738. Very fine 1

143 N, Guinea, 1758 ; Half Guinea, 1755, elder head type. Very fine 2

144 N, Guinea, 1758 ; Half Guinea, 1756. Very fine 2

145 N, Guineas, 1740 and 1752, fine ; 1758, very fine 3

146 N, George III., Guineas, 1771 by Yeo ; 1775 by T. Pingo. Very fine 2

147 N, Guineas, 1774 by Yeo ; 1776 ; and a Half Guinea, 1786, by T. Pingo. Fine 2

148 N, Guineas, 1782 and 1785 ; and a Half Guinea, 1776, by T. Pingo. All fine 3

149 N, Guineas, 1771 Yeo, 1786 ; and Halves, 1784 and 1786, second and third by T. Pingo, last by Lewis Pingo. All very fine 4

150 N, Half Guineas, 1773, Yeo; 1776, 1777, 1784 and 1785, T. Pingo. All very fine 5

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N, Quarter Guineas. 1762, by Yeo. Very fine 5

N, Quarter Guineas. Very fine 5

N, Quarter Guineas. Some have been straightened, some fine 8

N, Quarter Guineas. Very fine 5

N, Quarter Guineas. Very fine 5

N, Quarter Guineas. Very fine 5

N, Quarter Guineas. Very fine 5

N, Quarter Guineas (3) ; Third Guineas, 1800, 1803, L. Pingo ; 1804 and 1806, Marchant’s bust. All fine 1

N, Spade Guineas, 1787, by L. Pingo. Very fine 2

N, Spade Guineas, 1787. Very fine 2

N, Spade Guineas, 1787. Very fine 2

N, Spade Guineas, 1787 and 1797. Fine 2

N, Spade Half Guineas, 1787 three, and 1793. Very fine 4

N, Spade Guineas, 1789 and 1790. Fine 2

N, Spade Guineas, 1791 and 1794. Very fine 2

N, Spade Guineas, 1787 and 1798. Very fine 2

N, Spade Guineas, 1794 and 1798. Very fine 2

N, Spade Guineas, 1791, fine ; 1792, worn 2

N, Spade Guineas, 1791 and 1798. Very fine 2

N, Half Spade Guineas, 1790 three, and 1797. The 1790 very fine, last fine 4

N, Spade Guineas, 1794 and 1799. Very fine 2

N, Spade Guineas, 1787 two. One very fine, second fine 2

N, Spade Guineas, 1787 and 1793 2

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N, Spade Half Guineas, 1788, 1791, 1793, 1794, 1796 and 1798. Fine mostly 6

N, Thirds of Guineas, 1797 and 1798 by L. Pingo, 1804, and three of 1810 Marchant’s bust. Very fine 6

N, Thirds of Guineas, 1804 two, 1806, 1808, 1809, and 1810 two. Very fine 7

N, Thirds of Guineas, 1804 three, 1810 three. Very fine 6

N, Guinea 1813, Half Guineas 1802, 1808, and two of 1813, by L. Pingo. Very fine 5

N, Half Guineas 1801, 1802, 1803, 1804, and 1809. Fine 5

N, Half Guineas 1801, and four of 1804. Fine 5

N, Sovereigns, 1817 and 1820 ; Half Sovereigns, 1817 three, and 1818, by Pistrucci. Very fine 6

N, Sovereigns, 1817 three, and 1820 ; Half Sovereigns, 1817 three. Except one Half Sovereign, fine 1

N, Pattern Two Guineas, 1768, by Tanner, obv. young head of the King, laureate and long hair, rev. crowned garnished shield, plain edge. Rnding G., 8. Brilliant condition and very rare. From the Tobin, Bush and H. W. Thor burn cabinets 1

N, Proof of Yeo’s Guinea, 1774, plain edge. Brilliant and rare 1

N, Proofs of L. Pingo’s Guinea and Half Guinea, 1787, plain edges. Brilliant and rare 2

N, Proofs, Half Guinea 1787 ; and the Pattern Seven Shillings, 1776, by Yeo, rev. a lion crowned standing on a crown. Brilliant, and especially the last, rare 2

N, George IV., Two Pounds, 1823, edge decus et tutamen.

anno regni iv., under the bust i.b.m., initials of the engraver, Merlin, rev. S. George and the dragon. Brilliant 1

PJ, Two Pounds, 1823, similar. Very fine 1

N, Two Pounds, 1823, similar. Very fine 3 2 6 1

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N, Two Pounds, 1823, similar. Very fine 1

N, Two Pounds, 1823, similar. Fine 1

N, Two Pounds, 1823, similar. Fine 1

A, Pattern Two Pounds, 1825, rev. shield of arms upon an ermine mantle, crown above, edge plain. Brilliant and very rare proof 1

Ar, Pattern Two Pounds, 1826, similar type, edge inscribed with small letters, decus et tutamen. anno regni

septimo, a cinquefoil shaped ornament after tutamen,

and septimo. Brilliant and rare proof 1

N, Sovereigns, 1821, three ; Half Sovereigns, 1824 and 1825, bust by Pistrucci. Very fine 5

A, Sovereigns, 1825, 1826, and 1829, bust by W. Wyon from Chantrey’s medallion, rev. By Merlin. Very fine 3

A, Sovereign and Half Sovereign, 1826, of same type. Brilliant proofs, milled edges, scarce 2

A, William IV., Sovereign, 1832 ; Victoria, Five Pounds, 1887, and Two Pounds, 1887

A, William IV., Sovereign, 1830, and Half Sovereign, 1831. Brilliant plain edged proofs, scarce 2

A, Sovereign and Half Sovereign, 1831. Brilliant plain edged proofs, scarce 2

A, Pattern Two Pounds, 1831, by W. Wyon, rev. shield within the Collar with the pendant George, upon an ermine cloak, edge plain. Extremely fine and rare 1

A, Pattern Two Pounds, 1831, similar. Very fine and rare 1

A, Half Sovereigns, 1834 two ; Victoria, Five Pounds, 1887. Last very fine 3

A, Byzantine Solidi of the Emperors Justipus, 518-527 A.D., Basil with his son Constantine, 867-886 A.D. Well preserved 2

/ s. d. 3 2 6

3 2 6

3 0 0

3 0 0

6 15 0

4 15 0

4 110

3 10 0

2 0 0

10 5 0

2 10 0

2 2 0

3 15 0

3 0 0

6 15 0

1 11 0

16 L s. d. 2 2 0

3 5 0

115 0

2 6 0

4 5 0

4 15 0

1 16 0

1 10 0

1 11 0

4 4 0

3 7 6

1 10 0

1 18 0

1 6 0

2 4 0

1 5 0

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Ar, France, Twenty Francs, Louis XVIII., 1814 ; Charles X., 1825. Five Francs, Napoleon III., 1859 and 1867 4

N, Italy, Napoleon, Forty Lire, 1810 and 1814 2

N, Joseph Napoleon, Forty Lire, 1813. Victor Emanuel, Five Lire, 1863 2

Ah Spain, Coronillas, 1772, 1773, and 1790. Portugal, Half Dobro of Maria and Peter, 1782 4

A, Savoy, Charles Felix, Eighty Lire, 1827 1

A, Charles Albert, Hundred Lire, 1834 1

Ah Germany, Frederick the Emperor, Twenty and Ten Marks, 1888. Very fine and scarce 2

A, ex-President Kruger, Pond, 1892 ; Half Pond, 1893 2

A, Russia, Ten Rubais, 1899 ; Five Rubais, 1898 2

Ar, Venezuela, Nine hundred Lei, 1889. Guatemala, Four Reales, 1860 2

Ah U.S. America, Dollars, 1853, 1856, and 1882 four. Last date very fine 6

A, Japan Cobangs (2) ; a Turkish coin ; and a silver Obang 4

JR, Edward VI., Crown, 1552, m.m. tun ; Testoon, 1549 ; two Shillings, and a Sixpence. Groats, Henries VII. and VIII., and Mary (4) ; various Half Groats and Pennies (12) 20

JR, Elizabeth, Crown, m.m. 1 (1601), Shilling, Sixpences, both coinages (9), and three Threepences. Philip and Mary Sixpence. 1554, &c. (3) 17

/R, Scotland, Testoons, Mary, 1558; Francis and Mary, 1560. Ryals, Mary and Henry, 1565 ; and James VI., both countermarked. William III., 40/-, 1697 ; and a Robert Groat q

JR, England, Charles I., Tower Crown, m.m. harp (1632-33), oval shield, c.R. above ; Half-Crown, m.m. sun (1645-6)

17

222 7R, Crown, m.m. sun (1645-6), the legend on reverse, preceded and followed by four pellets. Fine and scarce 1

223 /R, Crowns, Exeter mint, m.m. castle, dated in legend 1645, m.m. rose, rev. oval garnished shield 2

224 7R, Oxford Pound Piece, 1643, m.m. on obv. plume, on rev. seven pellets, carolvs. d. g. magni. britani. fran. et. hib. rex., King on horseback to left, riding over arms and cannon ; behind, a plume, rev. exvrgat. devs., &c., the Declaration in two lines across the field, three plumes and xx above, 1643 below. (Ruding XXIII., 1, for type.) Slight flaw in flan, otherwise very fine and a very rare date. Rashleigh cabinet 1

225 /R, Pontefract siege piece, 1648, 48 grains, similar type to the Unite, obv. carolvs. secvndvs, 1648, castle with flag on central tower, rev. dvm spiro spero, large crown with C.R. below. (Ruding XXIX., 12, for type) 1

/

15

3

226 7R, Commonwealth Crown, 1653, m.m. sun. Fine and very uncommon 1

227 7R, Cromwell, Crown, 1658. Very fine and rare 1 9

228 7R, Half-Crown and Shilling, 1658. Very fine, very scarce 2

229 M, Charles II., Crowns, 1664 two, 1672, 1676, and 1677 ; Half-Crown 1679, Shilling, and a pattern Farthing, 1665. James II., Crown, 1688 9

230 7R, William and Mary, Crown, 1692, Half-Crowns, 1689 two, and a Shilling. William III., Crowns, 1696 two, Half- Crowns (2), Shillings (3), and Sixpences (5) 16

231 7R, Anne, Half-Crown, Shillings (8), and a Sixpence. George I., Shillings (2), Sixpences (2). George II., younger head type, Crown, 1741, roses, Half-Crowns (2), Shilling, and Sixpence ; elder head type, Crown, 1746, Half- Crowns (3), Shillings (6), and Sixpences (6). Some fine

35

9

232 /R, Anne, Crowns, 1705, before the Union, plumes, rare; 1707, roses and plumes ; and 1708, plain and plumes. All finely preserved 4

3

s. d. 10 0

1 0

0 0

3 0

12 0

17 6

2 0

6 0

14 0

8 0

2 6

IS £ s. d. 2 12 6

1 5 0

4 4 0

7 15 0

5 17 6

1 10 0

0 17 0

1 10 0

3 5 0

1 12 0

2 2 0

1 0 0

233 /R, Charles II., Shilling ; William and Mary, Half-Crown ; William III., Crown, 1695 ; Anne, Half-Crowns, 1708, plain and plumes, and a Shilling ; George I., Crown, 1718, roses and plumes, and a Shilling, s.s.c. ; George II., Crown, younger head, 1735, roses and plumes. Very

fine 9

234 /R, Crowns, George III., 1818 ; Victoria, Gothic, 1847. George IV., Half-Crown, 1820, Shillings (7), and Six¬ pences (6) of 1787. Medallet of Albert Smith. Very fine 17

235 7R, George III., Pattern Crown, 1817, by W. Wyon, rev. foedus inviolabile, England, Scotland, and Ireland personified, embracing, at their feet symbols. Very fine and rare 1

236 7R, William IV., pattern Crown, 1831, plain edged proof. Brilliant and very rare 1

237 7R, Pattern Crown, similar, 1831. Slight scar on cheek, otherwise extremely fine, and very rare 1

238 Proofs with plain edges, 1831, Half-Crown, Shilling, Sixpence and Maundy set ; and in JE, Penny to Farthing. Extremely fine 10

239 /R, Victoria, Gothic Crowns, 1847, inscribed and plain edges, latter fine, first very fine. Godless Florin and two withdrawn type Sixpences, &c. 6

240 /R, Gothic Crowns, 1847 two. Proofs, Crown to 3d. of the 1893 coinage. Gothics fine, proofs brilliant 8

241 /R, Maundy coins of various denominations from Charles II., Simon’s coinage, to Edward VII. Chiefly very fine

about 232

242 /R, Miscellaneous Indian, Kruger, and Continental coins, &c. ; 13oz. coins 108

243 Walnut cabinet of good make, fitted with 16 trays bored for variously sized coins, folding doors, lock and key. Height 10\in., width 12in., depth 8in.

244 Mahogany cabinet of good make, fitted with six drawers 1 \in. deep, suitable for small works of art, antiquities, &c. Fock and key. Height 14in., width 9in., depth Tin.

END OF FIRST DAY’S SALE.

SECOND DAY’S SALE.

On THURSDAY, JUNE 21st, /92J.

AT HALF-PAST ONE PRECISELY.

Lot

245 M, Pattern Crown, George III., 1818, by Pistrucci, georgius

iii. d : g : britanniarum rex f:d:, large laureate head to right, rev. the Garter ruled with horizontal lines enclosing St. George and the dragon, toothed border, plain edge. Brilliant and of great rarity 1

246 7R, Pattern Drown, George IV., 1829, by William Wyon, georgius iv dei gratia, head as the 1826 coin but

much larger, w.w. in relief on truncation, date below,

rev. britanniarum rex fid : DEE :, royal arms in

square shield, crowned and garnished by lambrequins,

motto on riband below, plain edge, toothed borders.

Brilliant and extremely rare [in box of issue) 1

247 7R, Pattern Crown, William IV. (undated), by W. Wyon, GULLIELMUS IIII. DIG! BRITANNIAR I REX F : D : bust

to right, w. wyon in relief on truncation, rev. britan¬

niarum rex fid : def : royal arms on square shield, (the harp has 9 strings, the figure more feathers than the adopted type), entirely encircled by the Garter, upon an ermine mantle, the outside richly adorned with roses, shamrocks, and thistles ; the George is turned to the right and has no initials beneath, the mantle has extra folds ; toothed borders, edge plain. Brilliant and unpublished, possibly unique 1

248 2R, Pattern Crown, obv. as previous lot, rev. shield (the harp has 7 strings, the figure fewer feathers) within the Garter with the George to the left upon a mantle the outside of which is plain except for the border, anno

1831 below. Plain edge. Brilliant 1

/ s. d. 16 0 0

50 0 0

31 0 0

110 0

d. 0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

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20

249

250

251

252

253

254

255

256

257

258

259

7R, Pattern Crown, Victoria, 1845, victoria dei gratia,

young head with 2 decorated fillets, w. wyon, r.a., in relief on truncation, 1845 below, rev. as the current coin, toothed border with wide margin, plain edge, the flan broader and thinner than the issued piece. Bril¬ liant and very rare 1

7R, Pattern Crown, Victoria, 1845, types resembling the previous lot, on flan without the margin and thicker, the reverse upside down to obverse, edge inscribed incusely and ix. Brilliant and exceedingly rare with this edge 1

7R, Pattern Crown, 1879, young head, types as previous lot, but edge plain. Brilliant and of the greatest rarity, only two or three known 1

7R, Proof “ Gothic ” Crown, 1847, with decorated bodice, plain edge. Brilliant and in shell 1

7R, Proof “ Gothic ” Crowns, 1847, one plain edge, one inscribed. Both brilliant 2

/P, Pattern Half-Crown, 1862, young head with plain and decorated fillets, w.w. in relief on truncation, reverse type of the Crown, edge plain with high margin. Brilliant and rare 1

/R, Proof “ Gothic ” Florin, 1871, edge plain. Brilliant and of high rarity of this date 1

/R, Proof Shilling, Sixpence, Fourpence, Twopence, and Penny, 1871, plain edges. Brilliant and very rare. All unpublished 5

/R, Pattern Florin, 1848, “ Gothic " bust, rev. one dime,

one tenth of a pound, 4 shields cruciform, plain edge. Brilliant and rare 1

M, Pattern Florin, 1848, “ Gothic ” bust, rev. one florin,

&c., plain edge ; and Proof “ Britannia ” Groat, 1888, milled edge, Jubilee bust. Both brilliant, the latter extremely rare 2

7R, Pattern Shilling, 1863, by Wiener, victoria, dei gratia,

bust to left, coroneted, rev. one shilling 1863, crowned and enwreathed. Another, victoria dei gratia

britanniar : reg : f : d :, bust in wreath of rose, shamrock and thistle, plain edges ; struck at the Royal Mint. Brilliant and very rare ' 2

21 / s. d. 3 10 0 260 JR, Pattern Tenpence, 1867, One Franc, Queen’s bust

laureated left, by L. C. Wyon. Brilliant and extremely rare

260a 7R, Pattern Shilling, 1863, coroneted bust by C. Wiener. Bril- 1 12 0 liant 2

261 JR, William IV., Proof Half-Crown, 1834, milled edge. In 0 16 0 the most perfect condition 1

262 JR, Victoria pattern Crown, 1845, edge inscribed ix., small" ornate fillets, small lettering struck on compact regula¬ tion flan. Very rare with this edge, brilliant 1

263 7R, Pattern Victoria Crown as preceding, but dated under truncation 1879, in small figures, the edge plain. Brilliant, of the highest rarity 1

264

265

JR, Pattern Victoria Half-Crown, 1862, smallest head, w.w. in relief and plain and ornate fillets. Brilliant and rare 1

JR, Proof Gothic Florin, 1871. Brilliant and of the highest rarity, plain edge 1

266 Proof Shilling, 1871 ; also Sixpence, proof Fourpence, Twopence and One Penny. Plain edges, all brilliant and rare 5

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267 7R, Proof Gothic Florin, 1847, in shell, plain edge ; another with inscribed edge ; and another uninscribed. All brilliant 3j

268 7R, Charles I., Inchiquin Siege Piece, 1642, the counter- 15 10 0 stampings in retrograde. Unusually perfect and very rare 1

269 N, William IV., Proof Half Sovereign, 1837, milled edge. 1 18 0 George III., pattern Third Guinea, rev. royal cypher 2

270 7R, Victoria pattern Double Florin, 1868, international 440 currency, brilliant. Newfoundland, proof Two Dollars in gold, 1870. Brilliant 2

271 N, Edward VI., Half Sovereign, fourth coinage, m.m. tun, 4 10 0 well preserved. Edward VI., Crown, second coinage, Kenyon No. 72, m.m. arrow and swan, also well pre¬ served 2

£ s. d. 011 0

22

272 JE, George IV., proof Farthing, 1822 ; proof Half Farthing, 1830; proof William IV. Third Farthing, 1835. All brilliant 3

9 0 0 273 JE, Pattern Irish Penny, geor : iv. d : g : bri. rex, laureate bust left, rev. hibernia. 1823, a large harp. Unpub¬ lished. Unique 1

7 5 0 274 IE, George IV., Pattern Irish Farthing, 1823 on thin flan, georgeus iv d. g. rex., rev. hiberna 1822, tall harp to which only eight strings, only six struck. Vide Mur¬ dock No. 36, plate I. 1

1 2 0 275 JE, Victoria Proof in bronze of the copper coinage, 1856, One Penny. Brilliant and rare in this metal 1

1 1 0 276 JE, Victoria Proof copper Penny, 1859. Brilliant and scarce 1

4 10 0 277 JE, Victoria pattern copper Farthing, 1864 and iww in relief on the truncation, brilliant and very rare ; copper proof Third Farthing, 1844 2

14 0 0 278 Victoria pattern nickel, 1859, Twopence, plain edge, M.,

No. 50, brilliant. Pattern nickel decimal Halfpenny, 1859, m., No. 52, plain edge. Pattern, another, same design but thin flan, impressed edge. All very rare 3

4 10 0 279 Bronze coinage, 1860 pattern Penny, continuous legend from the breast to the back, head slightly smaller, circular dots around fractured dye on obverse edge, L. C. W. incuse. Brilliant and very rare 1

2 5 0 280 Proof Penny, Halfpenny and Farthing, 1861, bronze, circular dots. Proof bronze Penny, 1875, no “ h. ” Bronze proof Halfpenny and Farthing, 1866 6

4 5 0 281 Proofs in copper of the bronze coinage, 1868, Penny, Half¬ penny, Farthing, Half Farthing, Quarter Farthing, One Third Farthing (2) ; also proofs in bronze, Penny, Halfpenny, Farthing, Half Farthing, Quarter Farthing, One Third Farthing 13

3 5 0 282 Pattern Halfpenny, 1868, struck in nickel-bronze, and one in pure nickel, first very rare. Proof Penny, Halfpenny, Farthing, 1860, circular dots. Proof Halfpenny, 1861 6

23

283 Pattern Penny struck in aluminium bronze, 1877, like the ordinary Penny excepting metal. Unique and brilliant. In the Mint wrapper 1

284 Proofs in copper, Penny, Halfpenny, Farthing, 1877, unsigned. Brilliant and rare 3

£ s■ d-

4 10 0

1 18 0

Collection (2nd portion) formed by the late E. S. Morris, Esq.

285 dR, Spain, Philip II., Ducatoons, 1557, with his English title (3) ; Halves (3), smaller denominations (7). Struck for the Low Countries 13

286 7R, Ducatoons, Albert and Elizabeth, 1620 ; Philip IV., 1639 ; and a double Ducatoon of 1640, Brabantine. Last rare 3

287 /R, Ducatoons, Charles II., younger head, 1670, elder head, 1686; Philip V., 1703; and Charles VI., 1728. Dollar, 1735 5

288 /R, Dollars, 1740, 1756, 1772, 1780, 1794, 1807, 1809, 1817, 1822, and 1823, of Philip V. and succeeding monarchs (10). Smaller values from Philip, 1596, to Joseph Napoleon, 1810, forty. Many fine 50

289 7R, Isabella, 2nd Twenty Reales and lesser denominations (9). Republic, 1869-70, 5 Pesetas and lesser values (4) . Amadeo I., 5 Pesetas 1871 two, and a 2 Pesetas. Alfonso XII., 5 Pesetas and lesser (5) ; and gold 25 Pesetas, 1877. All in fine state 22

290 7R, Balearic Islands, Barcelona, Manila, Cartagena, pieces of 5 Pesetas (6) ; and a Peseta of Barcelona 7

291 7E of rulers from Philip II., 1551, including Isabella, 1599 ; and others to Philip V., 1663; also several satirical jettons referring to the occupation of the Netherlands by Spain. Many fine, and some rare, one /R 34

292 JE, of various monarchs of the 18th and 19th centuries, diverse denominations. Mostly fine, some very fine, many scarce 116

293 N, Monaco, Charles III., Twenty Francs, 1878. JR, Honore V., Five Francs; Five Francs, Louis I., 1693, and a Jeton for 2 Francs. IE, Honore V. (2) 6

1 18 0

1 6 0

1 10 0

2 12 0

2 4 0

1 8 0

1 4 0

3 0 0

2 2 0

d. 0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

24

294 7R, Switzerland, Five Francs of the 18th and 19th centuries of the Cantons of Geneva, Ticino, Vaud, Appenzell, Lucerne, Schwyz, the Republic, and a countermarked Ecu of Louis XVI. of France, for Canton Berne. Fine, last rare 10

295 /R, hive hrancs of Argau, Berne, Freyburg, Geneva, Basle, with view of the town ; Republic, 1798 and 1801, &c. Fine, some scarce 9

296 hR, Twenty Batzen and Two Francs of Berne, Appenzell, Ticino, Lucerne, Argau, Solodoren, Vaud, &c., 17th- 19th centuries. Some very fine 14

297 SR, Two Francs, hive and Ten Batzen, and other denomi¬ nations of the various Cantons from 17th century. Many very fine, some now rare 72

298 JE, and billon. Batzens and other values of the various Cantons, 17th, 18th, and 19th centuries ; pattern 5 Francs by Droz, &c. Some very difficult to acquire now

166

299 JR, Russia, Rubles, Peter the Great, Catherine I., Peter II., Anna, Peter IIP, Elizabeth ; and other rulers to Alexander III., with smaller denominations. Some very fine 41

300 Platinum, Three Rubles, 1844. Very fine and very scarce 1

301 JE, Pieces of 10 Kopecks and less of monarchs of the 18th and 19th centuries. Mostly fine, some scarce a parcel

302 N, Poland, Michael Koribut Wiesnowiski (1669-1674), Double Ducat, with view of Thorn. Fine and interest- ing 1

303 JR, Thalers, Sigismund IIP, Lladislas Sigismund, Frederick Augustus, Augustus II., two varieties ; Augustus IIP, and Stanislas. Fine j

304 SR, Small denominations of various monarchs from Augustus IIP (54), and a medal of Frederick Augustus. JE, various (31). Some scarce 86

305 A, Germany, Ducats, Frederick William, 1733; Frederick IV., 1741 ; Thaler of the first, 1714 ; Jerome Napoleon 10, and two 5 Francs for Westphalia, 1813. All scarce and fine 6

306 N, William I., 20, 10 and 5 Marks; Hamburg, 5 Marks. Very fine 4

307 3R, Thalers (4) of Augustus, 1643, of Brunswick rev. three hands pealing a bell, varied types ; and of Rod. Augustus and his brother Antony, with its half. Smaller of the first King (2). Fine and uncommon 1

308 JR, Thalers, Maximilian I., 1603 ; Frederick III., 1695 ; Francis II., 1764 ; and various Half Thalers and smaller of 18th century rulers. Some fine, some scarce

13

309 JR, Brunswick. Wildman type, Thalers, Henry Julius ; Frederick Ulric, Antony Ulric, Augustus William ; and smaller denominations of various rulers. Some very scarce 12

310 7R, Eighteenth century Thalers (5), Halves (7), and lesser values (8), of Lubeck, Mecklenburgh, Westphalia, and other States. Good condition, and some scarce coins 20

311 JR, Double Thalers, 1840, 1841, and 1856; Thalers, 1848, 1860, 1865, 1874, and 1875. Very fine 8

312 7R, Thalers, Frankfort, Bremen, and recent rulers of German States, Halves (3). All fine 17

313 yR, Thalers (8) ; smaller denominations (53), of various States and rulers. Mostly fine, and some now very scarce

61

314 JR, Hesse, Ludwig II., Double Thaler; Thalers (3), and lesser values of Ludwig III. ; and other 19th century rulers. Mostly very fine 27

315 7R, Saxony, Thalers of Charles Frederick, Bernard, Ernest, John, Charles, Alexander, and Albert (9). Double Thalers, Frederick Augustus, 1840, and John and Amelia, 1872. Also N, Ludwig IV. ; and Albert, Five Marks. Chiefly in very fine condition 13

£ d. 4 0 0

2 2 0

2 15 0

2 4 0

1 10 0

1 16 0

1 5 0

1 7 0

1 18 0

2 8 0

2 0 0

d. 0

0

6

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

26

316 /R, Thalers, Frederick William of Saxony, 1586 ; John George, 1651 ; Leopold, 1660 ; Joseph, 1706 ; Charles VI., 1738 ; Halves and lesser of contemporary rulers (9). Chiefly fine, some rare 14

317 7R, Thalers of rulers of the later 18th and 19th centuries, including Austria (10) ; Halves (6). Fine 16

318 7R, Two-thirds Thalers, Guldens, and smaller values. Many States represented. Mostly fine, and some now scarce

98

319 l.E, Nickel, &c., Russia, German States, including Hanover, Austria and Holland ; various denominations, 18th and early 19th centuries. Generally in fine state, some now quite rare a parcel

320 7R, Brunswick-Luneburg, Thalers of Christian, 1622 ; Ernest, 1695 ; Frederick, 1765 ; Charles William, 1795 ; and various Two-thirds and smaller values of Rudolph, 1675 ; John, 1679, &c. Mostly fine and scarce 20

321 7R, Coins of galloping horse type, Thalers of Christian, 1663 ; John, 1665 ; Two-thirds of George, 1682 ; Ernest, 1694 ; Charles, 1764 ; Charles William, 1790 ; also smaller denominations of Dukes of the 18th and 19th centuries. Mostly fine, and some very scarce 26

322 7R, Wildman type, Thalers of George, 1640 and 1650 ; Rudolph, 1667 ; Twenty-four Groschen of George, 1701 ; Anthony, 1709 ; Charles, 1779 ; and smaller values of Dukes of the 17th and 18th centuries. Mostly fine and scarce 17

323 /R, Anglo-Hanoverian of George I., Thaler, two-thirds, and smaller (4). George II., Thaler, two-thirds, and lesser (4), and a gold Half Thaler, 1754. Mint state. Others fine, some very scarce 9

324 /R, George III., Thaler, Two-thirds, Half, and lesser denomi¬ nations (10). George IV., Two-thirds, 16 Groschen, &c. (3). William IV., Thalers varied (2), Two-thirds, &c. (3). All fine and uncommon 16

325 7R, Thalers, Augustus, 1623; and William, 1641, of Bruns- wick-Luneburg. John Casimir of Dantzic, 1649 ; Sigismund Bathori of Transylvania, 1595. Republic of Nurnberg, 1624 ; and Frederick of Brunswick, 1640. All fine and scarce 6

326

327

328

329

330

331

332

333

334

335

336

337

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SR, Thalers, Brandenburg, Coburg, Naussau, &c., including the Abbot-Bishop of Fulda (6). Halves of 17th century Princes of various German States (6). Good condition, some very scarce 12

SR, Thalers of recent rulers of Hanover, Brunswick, also a Double Thaler, 1855 ; Saxony, &c. (5). Halves and lesser values (22). Mostly fine 27

German SR, Small denominations of many German States, 17th, 18th, and 19th centuries. Many fine and difficult to acquire 60

SR, Hanover, George V., Double Thaler, 1866, and medallic Thalers, 1865 and 1872. Russia. Alexander, com¬ memoration Ruble, 1839. All very fine 4

N, Italy, Florence, Ducats (2) ; Venice, Ducat and two Half Ducats of the Doge Manin 5

N, Piedmont, Twenty Francs commemorative of the battle of Marengo (l’an 10), and liberation of Italy. SR, Five Francs (ban 9), gaule subalpine. Very fine and rare 2

SR, Papal States, Moneys, Scudi and lesser values, issued by Papal authority, 17th, 18th, and 19th centuries. Some scarce 41

SR, Venice, Sardinia, Etruria, Napoleon as King of Italy, and other rulers to Victor Emanuel ; various denomi¬ nations 18th and 19th centuries 44

SR, Scudi (8) of rulers of Etruria, Cisalpine Republic, Sar¬ dinia, and the Emperor Napoleon (9). Piedmont, &c., of smaller denominations (24) 33

SR, Papal States, Scudi and pieces of 5 Lire issued by Papal authority in 18th and 19th centuries (10). Halves and pieces of 50 Baiocchi (10). Some scarce and many fine

20

SR, Smaller Papal issues of the 17th, 18th, and 19th cen¬ turies (43). N, Scudo of Pius IX., 1853, very fine. Some of the earlier pieces scarce 55

SR, Venice, Ducats (2), and lesser values ; Matapans, &c., of the republic (14). A7, Twenty Lire of Maria Louise, Duchess of Parma, 1815. Fine 15

b s. d. 2 12 0

1 8 0

1 6 0

0 15 0

1 18 0

1 16 0

2 10 0

3 0 0

3 5 0

3 15 0

3 0 0

1 12 0

d. 0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

28

338 7R, Scudi and 5 Lire of Ferdinand IV., Ferdinand and Maria, Hercules III., Joseph Napoleon, Ligurian republic, Francis II., and other Italian rulers to Victor Emanuel

14

339 7R, Scudi and 5 Lire of the Venetian republic, 1785, Ferdi¬ nand I., Ferdinand III., Francis I. ; Roman republic, Ferdinand IV. of Sicily ; Genevan republic, 1792 ; Jerome Napoleon and other Italian Princes to King Humbert, 1879 14

340 7R, Half Scudi, two Lire and smaller denominations, 17th, 18th, and 19th centuries, including the Ligurian republic. Some very fine, some scarce 70

341 IE, Papal States, Etruria, Venice, Roman republic, Sicily, and other Italian States to Victor Emanuel as King, various denominations. Chiefly fine, some now difficult to obtain a parcel

342 JR, Thalers, Maria Theresa, various types ; Leopold, 1778, King of Hungary and Bohemia ; Charles of Roumania ; and various smaller denominations (26)

343 N, France, Philip IIP, 1270-85, Masse d’or; John II., 1350-64, Mouton d’or. Both extremely fine 2

344 N, Louis XVI., Louis d’or, 1786; Republic, 1793, Twenty- four Livres ; Napoleon as First Consul, an 12, Twenty Francs. Fine 3

345 N, Twenty Francs, Napoleon, an 13 ; Louis XVIII., 1814 ; Napoleon, 1815. Fine, last very fine and scarce 3

346 N, Twenty Francs, Charles X., 1830 ; Louis Philippe, 1848 ; Republic, 1848 and 1850. Fine 4

347 N, Napoleon IIP, Twenty Francs, 1853 and 1857 ; Ten Francs, 1868, Five Francs, 1854 and 1860. Republic, twenty Francs, 1877. First fine, others very fine 6

348 JR, Gros, Deniers, &c., Philip VI., Louis XI., Henry IV., &c. (9). Ecus of Louis XIV. (3), Louis XVI. (2)[ Half Ecus, Louis XIV., XV. and XVI. (5). All in good condition, 19

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7R, Five Francs, Louis XVIII. (2), Charles X., Louis Philip (2), Henry V., 1831, proof; and of the Republics, 1793, an 6, 1848, 1850, 1870, 1873, and 1878. Fine, some very fine 13

7R, Five Francs, Isles of France and Bonaparte (dix Livres), 1810; Napoleon, an 12, 1809 two, and 1813; Louis XVIII., Charles X., Republics, 1851 and 1870, pewter pattern, Napoleon II., 1815. Some scarce 10

7R, Napoleon III., Five Francs, various dates (7) ; and a pattern Napoleon IV., 1874. Others of Napoleon I. as Consul and Emperor, one a brockage (5) ; and a Louis Philip. Some very fine 14

7R, Ecus, Louis XIII. and XV. two. Half Ecu, and lesser values from Henry IV. to Napoleon III. (74). Some very fine 78

M, Two Francs, Napoleon I. (4), Louis XVIII., Charles X., countermarked ; Louis Philip (2), Napoelon III. (2), Republics (3). Francs, Napoleon I. (6), Louis XVIII., Charles X., Louis Philip (2), Napoleon III. (7), and of the Republics (11). Others (2). Some very fine, some scarce dates 43

IE, Of various denominations from Louis XIII. to Napoleon III., includes pattern Five Sous of the 18th century, and other scarce issues. Some very fine a parcel

N, United Provinces (Pays bas), Seven Gulden, 1761, Ducat, 1809. Twenty Francs, Belgium, 1848, 1865, and 1875 ; Ten Francs, 1850. Very fine 6

/R, Philip II., Dollar with his English title, another, and two Half Dollars without (3) Dollars of various rulers, 1555, 1586, 1597, 1612, 1659, and 1664 10

/R, Dollars of several Provinces, issued 1658, 1668, 1677, 1682 two, 1683, 1685, 1697, and 1793 ; and Maximilian Henry, 1668 10

7R, Dollars, Philip, Count Horn ; others dated 1585, 1593, 1665, 1697, and various smaller denominations of the 16th, 17th, and 18th centuries (40). Some difficult to obtain 45

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359 7R, Half Dollars and lower values of the same period. Some fine, some scarce 58

360 lR, Belgium, Five Francs, Leopold I., with and without Leopold II., various dates (9), Leopold II. (3) ; a 50 Stivers of Napoleon as King of Holland, 1805 ; Holland Dollar and smaller values (6) 19

361 7R, Belgium, Leopolds I. and II., 2| Francs (3), Two Francs (9), Francs (22), Half Francs (12), others, including a Swiss Five Francs (8). Mostly very fine 54

362 Mixed metals. Belgium and Holland, various denomina¬ tions, including siege money of Antwerp, 1814 ; coins of Brabant with chronogrammatic legends, and Dutch colonial. Mostly very fine, some scarce a parcel

363 N, United Provinces, Double Ducat, 1790, very fine ; and a Merovingian Tiers de sol 2

364 JR, Two and a half, and Three Gulden of Leopold II., Francis II., William III., &c. (10) ; One Gulden (10). Fine 20

365 7R, One Gulden and lesser denominations, inclusive of Dutch Colonial issues from 1601 to William III., 1849. Some very scarce 62

366 JE, Of the 17th century, inclusive of medalets of the 16th and 17th centuries, some satirical, others relating to relations with England, destruction of the Armada, Gunpowder plot, &c., two in JR. An interesting lot. Fine 47

367 N, Portugal, John IIP, Cruzado. 7R, Pieces of 400 Reis of Peter II., Maria, John VI., Peter IV., &c. (10) ; two and three hundred Reis (7) 18

368 7R, Coins, various denominations, 500 Reis and lesser of monarchs of the 18th and 19th centuries, inclusive of Portuguese African issues (50). Also JE, Home and Colonial coins of varied values and reigns a parcel

369 7R, Sweden, Christianna, 1638 and 1643 ; Charles XII., 1718, Dalers. Lesser values, Gustavus III., 1776, Charles XIV., Oscar, &c., and a gilded Daler of Gus¬ tavus Adolphus, 1632 10

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7R, Norway, Dalers, Frederick III., 1666 ; Charles XL, 1693 ; Frederick, 1731 ; Adolphus, 1752 ; Gustavus III., 1792 ; Gustavus IV., 1801 ; Charles XIV., 1827 and 1842. Fine 8

M, Half Dalers, John Adolphus, 1690 ; Christian V., 1693 ; Frederick IV., 1699; Charles XI. and XII. Smaller denominations of many monarchs (31) of the 17th and 18th centuries. Chiefly flme 36

7R, Charles XIV., 1844, and Oscar, 1857, two varieties ; Charles XV., 1864, all fine. Two Kronors and lesser values (52). A, Oscar II., Five Kronors, 1881. Many fine 57

7R, Denmark, Species Dalers, and 2 Rigs-dalers, Christian VI., 1731 ; Christian VII., Frederick VI., Christian VIII., Frederick VII. (2), one a proof, and Christian IX. Rigs-dalers and 2 Kronors (7). Mostly fine, some very fine 14

7R, Smaller denominations, chiefly monarchs of the 18th century. Many fine 77

M, Malta, Moneys of the Grandmasters, Emanuel Pinto, Francis Ximines, Emanuel de Rohan, and Ferdinand Hompesch. Scudi (6) ; and lesser denominations (6). Fine and interesting 12

A, Austria, Francis Joseph, 1875, Four Ducats. Very fine 1

A, Eight Florins, 1877 ; ten Francs, 1870. Germany, 5 Marks, Baden, 1877, two varied ; and Wurtemburg, 1877. All very fine 5

A, Double Ducats, Salsburg, 1608 ; Maria Theresa of Austria, 1750. Very fine 2

7R, Thalers, Ferdinand II., one dated 1614 (2) ; Ferdinand III., 1654, very fine ; Joseph I., 1709 ; and a box Thaler with two miniatures (the Nativity and the departure into Egypt), of Ferdinand III., dated 1639. All fine 7

7R, Thalers, Maria Theresa, varied (3), Leopold II., Francis I. (4), Francis II. (2), Ferdinand I. (2). Chiefly very fine 12

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381 /R, Thalers with views of Nuremburg, 1768 ; and of Ratispon, 1793 ; Joseph II., Francis Joseph, and the Empress Elisabeth ; Halves of the early 18th century, various rulers (4), smaller values (3). All finely preserved 11

382 JR, Thalers of Francis Joseph, and other rulers of the 19th century, some of German Princes. Mostly fine 20

383 7R, German pieces of three, and one Gulden ; Half Thalers, &c., of rulers of Prussia, Bavaria, Wurtemburg, Baden, &c., 19th century, and chiefly in fine state 22. Also a three Thalers with view Ulm Cathedral, 1869. Very fine 23

384 7R, Coins below Half Thaler value, from Leopold, 1632, to recent times. Mostly fine, and many now very scarce 125

385 /R, Thalers, Charles VI., 1718 ; Maria Theresa, 1708; Leopold, 1769 ; Ferdinand I., 1784 ; Maria Louise (6) ; smaller denominations (7) 13

386 JR, Venice, Ducats, and parts Matapans, &c., and three pieces of Five Lire of 1848. Issued under the juris¬ diction of the Doges, some early, and mostly fine. Also N, Half-Ducat 43

387 /E, Coins of many denominations of various rulers, Austria, Denmark, Malta, Norway, Sweden, and Venice, 18th and 19th centuries. Mostly fine, and some now very scarce a pared

388 N, Roumania, 20 Lei, 1883 ; Servia, 20 Dinars, 1879 ; and 10 Dinars, 1882 ; Greece, 5 Drachma, 1876. Very fine 4

389 7R, Roumania, Charles I., 5 Lei, and lesser values (5) ; Servia, 5 Dinars proof, 1879, others (3) ; Bulgaria, 5 Lewa, and lesser values (4) ; Greece, 5 Drachma, 1833, two, 1876, three ; lesser denominations (12). Fine 30

390 N, Turkey, Ysliks (one Pound) two ; and an Ellilik. Very fine 3

391 N, Turkey, and Egypt. Lira and smaller denominations. Fine 14

33

392 /R, some base. Medjidie and lesser values of Turkey, Egypt, Tunis, Morocco, and North African countries. Some fine 100

393 IE, &c. Coins of varied denominations and rulers : Roumania, Servia, Bulgaria, Turkey, Egypt, and North African States ; also of South American Repub¬ lics. Some very fine a parcel

394 N, Argentine Republic, two Escudos, 1843. 7R, Pesos, Half Pesos, and lesser denominations (13). Some fine

14

395 7R, Portugal, including Brazil, Pieces of 2,000, 1,000, 960, 640, Reis ; and lesser values ; early 19th century and later. Mostly fine 29

396 SR, Spanish Mexican Dollars (3), Balearic Islands, and Maximilian ; smaller denominations (13) ; Guatemala, N, Four Reales. SR, Pesos (3) ; others (8) 30

397 SR, Bolivia, Pesos (5) ; lesser values (8) ; Chili, Peso and 50 Cents ; Colombia, Pesos, various (4) 19

398 SR, Haiti, Dollars (2) ; lesser denominations (16) ; Peru, Dollars (4) 22

399 SR, Venezuela. Proofs of the 10 and 5 Reales ; and various smaller denominations of the South American Republics (62). Some now very uncommon 6^1

400 N, U.S. America, 5 Dollars, 1880 ; 3 Dollars, 1855 ; 2\ Dollars, 1879; one Dollar, 1851, 1862, and 1873; a Half, and two Quarters ; Mexican Dollar, 1847. Very fine 10

401 JE. Various denominations.of the U.S.A., Canada, Australia, India, Sarawak, West Indian Islands ; and other British colonies. Mostly fine, and some very scarce

a parcel

402 JR, U.S.A. Dollars, 1799, 1873, 1876, and 1878; Half Dollars (3) ; Quarters (4) ; smaller (6) ; and a 10 Cent note 18

403 N, Late South African Republic. President Burgers Pond, 1874, with gold suspender. Fine 1

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1 18 0

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404 /R, West Indian Islands, Essequibo, Demerary, Canada ; larger and smaller denominations of Georges III. and IV., William IV., and Victoria. Fine, some scarce 43

405 7R, India, Rupees (12) ; Halves and lesser values (40) ; William IV., Victoria, and E.I. Co/s issues. Mostly fine 52

406 /R, Half, Quarter Pagodas, Five Fanams Rupees of native Princes, and others (11) ; Rupees of Jahangir, Emperor A.D. 1605-27 ; Zodiacal Rupees leo, and gemini, rare, Ceylon, 96 St. 1808, and 48 St. 1803 ; and Rix Dollars, 1815 and 1821. IE. 12, 24, and 48, of Rupees (6). Some very scarce and fine 23

407 /R, Africa, Sierra Leone Dollar, 1791 ; Ackey and Half Ackey, 1818 ; and two IE. All very fine 5

408 IR, Hong Kong Dollar and Half Dollar. IE, Barbadoes Penny, 1792 ; Sarawak Cents, British Borneo, Cyprus, Straits Settlements, Liberia, &c., various denominations (18). The AS proofs, or in extra fine state 20

409 /R, Jersey, Hong Kong, Masathusets, 1652, holed, Switzerland, German States, and miscellaneous coins from Dollar size, some mediaeval 57

410 N, Japan, Cobangs, various values (2) ; Five Yen, Two Yen, and a Yen 5

411 /R, Yens (2), Half, Itziboo and lesser values (16). China, Dollars, one chopped (2). Indian Rupees and smaller denominations, &c. (40) ; and N, Quarter Mohur 61

412 Al, Siam, Tical and portion^ (Bullet money) (11) ; Rupees, Four Francs and lesser values of modern fabric (14). Fine 25

413 /R, China, Ingots of boat shape (3) ; bean shape (4) ; of ordinary shape (3), most impressed with characters 10

414 IE, etc., Chinese da Tien (cash) ; Japanese Tempos ; Per¬ sian Gulf Larin ; cowries, and other numismatic curiosities a parcel

35 £ s. d. 0 15 0 415 7E, Halfpenny Token, 1811, Davis, 19th Century Tokens

114/110, ubv. ship sailing left, &c., but no inscription, rev. half penny token in three lines within a circle, PAYABLE AT BRISTOL AND LONDON, 1811. Proof from unfinished die, probably unique 1

Other Properties.

416 7R, Henry VIII., Testoon, Shillings of Philip and Mary, Elizabeth, James and Charles (12) ; Sixpences, Elizabeth—Charles (12) ; Groats, and smaller denomi¬ nations from Mary (21) ; Half-Crowns, James and Charles (43)

417 M, Royalist Badges of Charles I., bust (bare-headed) of the King, rev. crowned shield of arms ; and a smaller badge. Well preserved and uncommon, one of the larger gilded 3

418 7R, Medal, murder of Sir Edmund Berry Godfrey, 1678, revs. Pope and Satan’s heads joined, and Green strang¬ ling Godfrey, the Pope looking on. Crimean war medal ; another saving life from shipwreck 5

419 N, Stater of Philip II. of Macedon. Mounted as a scarf pin 1

420 N, Stater of Alexander the Great. Mounted as a scarf pin 1

421 A, Stater of Philip II. In fine state 1

422 A, Solidi of Heraclius and family, Leo III. and Constantine V. (2), and Constantine VII. and Romanus II. All fine 4

423 A, Nomisma of Constantine IX., Constantine X. and Ro¬ manus IV. and family. All fine 3

424 A, Durbar 1911, Mohur of Nepaul, and a later specimen of the Zodiacal Mohur of Shah Jahan, sign Capricorn 2

425 A, Ramtinkas, or Votive pieces (2), one early. Rare 2

426 A, 80 Lire of Charles Felix of Sardinia, 1830. Very fine 1

A, 100 Lire of Charles Albert of Sardinia, 1834. Fine 1

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428 N, 100 Francs of Napoleon III. of France, 1858. Very fine 1

429 A, Dobra of John V. of Portugal, 1732. Fine 1

430 A, 4 Ducats of Francis II. of Austria, 1801. Fine 1

431 A, 100 Korona of Francis Joseph of Hungary, 1907, com¬ memorative of 40 years’ reign. Very fine and rare 1

432 A, 10 Scudi of Gregory XVI., 1836. Fine 1

433 7R, Greek, Obols of Massilia (2), Didrachms of Tarentum (2), ^ Stater of Metapontum, Didrachm of Velia, and a fine Tetradrachm of Agrigentum. A very interesting lot ' 7

434 7R, Tetradrachms (6) and Drachms (7) of Alexander the Great. All varied 13

435 JR, Early Tetradrachms (10), and sub-divisions of Athens. One very fine 12

436 Hi, Staters of Corinth (2), Ptolemaic Tetradrachms (3), and a very fine Tetradrachm of Tyre 6

437 7R, An interesting lot of the smaller denominations, of varied States. Some very fine 26

438 7R, A very interesting series of Sassanian coins of varied rulers. Chiefly fine 42

439 SR, A little collection of Byzantine coins. Some very rare, a few pierced 27

440 M, Bavaria, Thaler of Max. Joseph, 1816, 5 marks of Otto, 1893 ; Denmark, Piedfort, \ and J Thalers of Christian IV., 1625, Species, § and £ of Christian VII. for Schleswig, &c. 10

441 7R, Brabant, Ducatoons of Philip II., Philip IV. and Joseph II. ; Hawaii, set of Dala, h, J and Dime of 1883 ; Hong Kong Dollar, &c. 10

442 /R, Levant, Maria Theresa Thaler ; 8 Reales of Peru, 1826 ; Russia, Portrait Roubles of Alexander I. and Nicholas I.; Rome, Scudo of Gregory XVI., &c. 6

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7R, Saxony, Thalers (4) of the 17th century ; Spain, Revolu¬ tionary Peso of 1870 ; Teutonic Order, Maximilian Thaler of 1615 ; Shooting Thaler of Lausanne, 1876, &c. 9

JE, A very line series of Byzantine coins. Some very rare, a good many fine a parcel

7R, Indian counterfeits of the Shah Jahan Zodiacal Rupees. Useful for study 43

Mixed metals, Sage’s tokens, New York, Boston, and other places of historic interest in connection with the war of independence against Britain by the now U.S.A. ; also of celebrated personages in the States. Very fine

70

JE, “ Love Tokens,” a collection of curiously engraved pieces, relative to transportees, marriages, birthdays, con¬ vivialities, &c., chiefly 18th century 44

/R, George III., 1/6 Bank Token, 1811, countermarked on obv. Bradford workhouse, Davis 18/48. Very rare 1

N, James I., Unite, m.m. tower (1612-13) ; George III., Guinea, 1768, with attachments for suspension. Con¬ dition good 2

N Sovereigns, 1817 and 1820. JR, Crowns, Charles II., and Georges III. and IV. ; Half-Crowns, Charles I. and II., and William and Mary ; Shillings, &c., various (9) “ 17

/R, Bath, Four Shillings Tokens, Whitchurch and Dore’s, Davis 96/10, rare and very fine ; also the very rare No. 14, oak wreath obverse. Well preserved 2

JR, Bath, Four Shillings Token, No. 10, rare ; Two Shillings, No. 15; and a Bristol Shilling. JE, Wiveliscombe, Threepence and Twopence ; Bristol, 2d. ticket to ladies’ bath, 1764 ; and Bath Halfpenny Tokens (8) : others (3). Some fine 18

JE, Ancient Greek coins, 4th and 3rd centuries B.C., in envelopes, named. Fine 7

Prehistoric stone adzes from Juadalajra, Spain 2

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0 455 7R, Ancient Greek Tetradrachms, Alexander magnus, Lvsi- machns, Antiochus I. and II. of Syria (3), and Alex¬ ander. Didrachms, &c. of Philip V., Epirus, Larissa, Rhodes, Thessalian league (2) ; and JE, various (5) 17

0 456 N, Nomisma of Nicephorus II., Phocas, and Basil II., 963-969 A.D., obv. busts of the Emperors, rev. Christ with the Gospels. Very fine, and rare 1

0 457 JE, Scottish countermarked Tokens ; countermarked George III. Halfpennies. Perthshire, adelphi cotton work ;

DEANSTON COTTON MILL. Irish, Co. Down, PAYABLE AT

Mrs. somervills down. Scarce 3

0 458 JE, Germany, Westphalia, Ten Thousand Marks, 1923. Brilliant and scarce 1

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N, Collection of early Japanese coins of various denomina¬ tions, with MS. descriptive list. In case 19

Collection of modern coins of Japan, N, 40, 20, 10, 4, and 2 Yen. 7R, Yen and parts (5). JE, 2, 1, and f Sen. Very fine 13

0 461 Japanese paper currency, 1872 (3). Obsolete coins, N and 7R (21). JE, Ancient Chinese “ cash ” and others, strung. Illustrated books upon the Japanese cur¬ rency (5) a parcel

0 462 JR, Mexican Dollars (2), and a Half-Dollar. George IIP, Crown ; Shillings, Anne (3) and Victoria, chopped ; sundry small coins (22) ; a gold U.S.A. Dollar, 1874 ; and various JE, &c. (46) 76

0 463 7R, Crowns, Cromwell, 1658, fine, but burnished ; Charles II., 1666, year of the fire of London ; Commonwealth Half-Crown, Shillings (2), Sixpence, and Penny ; and five milled Sixpences of Elizabeth 12

0 464 JR, India, Rupees, Native mints (39) ; others of the E.I. Co., Delhi and Siam (6). Ceylon, Rix Dollar, &c.. (6). Also JE coins of India, and Ceylon a parcel

0 465 JE, Roman Folles and small Bronze of the Constantines and other Emperors of that period ; also 18th century English tokens of many places a pared

39

466 V, George III., Spade Guinea, 1787; Half Guinea, 1803; Half Sovereign, 1817, all with suspensory attachments ; and a Half Sovereign, 1820. Not fine 4

467 N, Victoria, smaller official Diamond Jubilee medal, in case. Very fine 1

468 7R, George IV., Crown ; Napoleon, Italian 5 Lire ; Mexican Dollar ; Edward VI., Shilling and sundry English and foreign coins and medalets (51) ; also a few copper coins

469 7E, Early Chinese amulet coins ; piece of weight money, 4th century B.C. ; another of the usurper Wang Mang, A.D. 9-14 ; also a collection, chiefly ancient, of Chinese Tsien, mounted on 15 cards

470 flR, Medals and medalets, Elizabeth receiving the Deputies, 1586 ; Anne, Oueen of Janies I., coronation, 1603 ; Charles I., death, 1649, immota trivmphans ; me¬ morial, 1649. Med. III. 352/210. Two last very fine

471 /R, Dunbar medal, 1650, rev. house of Parliament in session. Fine and rare 1

472 7R, Medal, Charles II., Christ’s Hospital, 1673, bust of the King, rev. a bluecoat boy encouraged by Arithmetic, Astronomy, &c., institvtor avgvstvs, 1673, Evelyn’s “ Glorious medallion.” Med. III. 556/217. Fine and rare 1

473 7R. Medals, Birth of Prince James commemorated in Den¬ mark, 1688. Murder of Sir Edmund Berry Godfrey, cast. William IIP, marriage, 1677, Med. III. 235 and 236 ; Triumphal entry into the Hague, 1691, Med. III. 12/174. Three last very fine 5

474 7R, Medals, William IIP, marriage, 1677 ; Toleration Act, 1689. Louis the Great receives James II., 1689. All fine and scarce 3

475 7R, Medals, Anne, Cities captured by Marlborough, 1703 ; battles of Blenheim, 1704 ; Ramellies, 1706 ; Union, 1707 ; and Peace of Utrecht. George I., accession, 1714, Med. III. 422/5. Very rare. All fine 6

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476 M, Medals, Bounty, 1704 ; Victories over Louis XIV., 1706, rev. Abimelech struck by a stone by a woman, rare ; Death of Marlborough, 1722, rev. Victory stepping over Mars and Death, very rare. Boydell’s Shakespeare, 1803. Fine . 4

477 Medals and medalets, SR: Armada, 1588; Reformation, satirical ; Order of Merit, 1820 ; and others (7). Also SE, &c., Charles I., William III., Duke of Cumberland, &c. (9). Chiefly fine 16

478 SR, Medals, Coronation of James I., Charles II., James II. and Queen, William and Mary, Anne, the four Georges, Caroline, William IV., and Victoria (13) ; others of Anne, and George II. (10) 23

479 SR, Medals, Chambers the Architect, rev. Somerset House ; Captain Cook, also in SE ; E'ree British Fishery, 1750 ; death of Charles I., 1648 ; Napoleon ; and Blucher and Wellington. Very fine 7

480 SR, Medals of various Popes (6) ; Martin Luther (2) ; Nelson, and Wellington, and others. All fine 15

481 SR, Medals, Charles I., death, 1649, rev. head of a Fury, &c. ; Marriage of William, Prince of Orange, and Princess Mary, 1641 ; Charles I., commemoration of decease ; Cromwell inauguration ; Charles II., the Golden medal ; and others 20

482 SR, Ireland, Pennies, Hiberno-Danish (8) ; John, and a Halfpenny ; Henry III. (3) ; Edward I. (5) ; and various English coins from the Henries to Victoria, including Shillings from Elizabeth (57) 75

483 SR, George IV., Half-Crown ; Victoria, Gothic Crown ; and a segment of gold, weight 4dwts. Fine 3

484 SE, Medals commemorative of celebrated personages of the 18th and 19th centuries. Fine 40

485 Mixed metals. Medals, some relating to Ireland, exhibitions, &c., from Anne to present day a parcel

486 SR, Royal Dublin Society, 1845, award ; the Ballyspellan brooch found in 1806, copy

41

487 N, Victoria, Pattern Five Pounds, by W. Wyon, 1839, rev. Una with the lion. Brilliant proof and rare 1

488 N, Proofs, Sovereign and Half Sovereign, 1839. Brilliant and scarce 2

489 JR, Proofs, Gothic Crown, 1847, Half-Crown, Florin, Shilling, Sixpence, set of Maundy coins, and current Groat, 1839 ; also M bronzed, Penny, Halfpenny, and Far¬ thing, 1839. Brilliant and scarce 13

490 Jubilee, large official medals, 1887, struck in gold, silver, and bronzed copper. Brilliant 3

491 Coinage of 1887, M, Five Pounds, Two Pounds, Sovereign, and Half Sovereign. JR, Crown to Threepence. Brilliant proofs, scarce 11

492 JR, Ancient Greek Tetradrachms, Macedon, Philip, and Alexander III. ; Athens ; Ptolemy Soter of Egypt, &c. (14). Roman Denarii (11). Some inferior silver 25

493 M of various Greek States ; Egyptian money of Account, &c. (123). Roman and Byzantine JE, chiefly smaller values (340). Many fine about 463

494 7R, English Maundy coins from Charles II., of various denominations 200

495 JE, English and Irish regal coins from William and Mary ; a few Colonials, &c. a parcel

496 JE, Chinese Tsien, amulet coins, Japanese Tempos, some of early date a parcel

497 N, Victoria, 1887, Two Pound piece. Fine 1

498 N, Edward VII., 1902, Two Pound piece ; and Chinese gold coin equal to Five Dollars 2

499 JR, Crown, Charles II. ; Half-Crowns, James II., William and Mary (2), Anne (2), George II. ; various Shillings (25) ; Sixpences (25), &c. 53

500 7R, U.S.A. Half-Dollar, 1829; Not Local, and York 6d. tokens, miscellaneous coins and medals 19

/ s. d. 9 10 0

2 0 0

1 12 0

12 10 0

12 0 0

1 4 0

3 0 0

2 0 0

1 4 0

0 16 0

3 16 0

3 18 0

2 2 0

1 1 0

5 10 0 501 7R, U.S.A. Dimes, 1802, 1807, 1827. bine and scarce

42 s. d. 2 0

2 10 0

1 15 0

1 0 0

1 10 0

1 10 0

2 15 0

7 0 0

1 5 0

0 3 0

502 7R, U.S.A. Half Dollar, 1834 ; Quarter Dollar, 1806 over 5, rare. IE, Cents, 1798, 1805; Massachusetts, 1808. Fine 5

503 SR, Gothic Crowns, 1847 (4) ; Crowns, George III. and George IV., Half-Crowns (4). Fine 10

504 IR, Charles II., commemorative of his death, 1685, obv. bust of king, rev. sea with setting sun. Med. III. 601/288. Fine and rare 1

505 IE, Medals of Napoleon the Great, copies by Droz. to com¬ memorate invasion of England. Fine 2

506 Aluminmm, 45 varieties of Nuremberg 20 pfennig, in case. Very fine 45

507 IE, Patterns, Prussia, 20, 10, 5, 3 and 2 Marks, and a similar set of Ludwig III. of Bavaria. Brilliant 15

508 Portugal, gold 2,000 reis ; Crowns of Charles II., George III. and George IV., Half Crowns, William and Mary, William IIP, Queen Anne, George II., Victoria ; Florins (2), Bank Dollars (3), Miscellaneous coins in silver and copper (29). Good preservation 43

509 A well-made mahogany cabinet and stand, the cabinet fitted with 17 trays pierced for Crowns and Half-Crowns, &c. folding doors, lock and key. Height 46in., width 14in., depth 15 in. 1

510 An old mahogany cabinet fitted with 11 drawers of various depths, lock and key. Height 13in., width \2in., depth 12 in. 1

511 Mahogany cabinet containing a collection of wax casts of Greek coins, about 140, and a few Babylonian cylin¬ drical seals, &c. ~ 1

END OF SECOND DAY’S SALE.

THIRD DAY’S SALE.

On FRIDAY, JUNE 22nd, 1923.

AT HALF-PAST ONE PRECISELY.

yttdbais an6 iDecoratiotts.

Waterloo, MUlitar? aa6 ^laval

(General Service. Lot

515 Waterloo 1815 (William Wright, 2nd Batt. 3rd Regt. Guards). Well preserved 1

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516 Military General Service, nine bars—Roleia, Vimiera, 10 10 0 Corunna, Salamanca, Pyrenees, Nivelle, Nive, Orthes, Toulouse (George Saunderson, 32nd Foot). Very fine, except for slight erasure on edge 1

*** Only three medals with nine bars were issued to this regiment.

517 Eight bars—Busaco, Ciudad Rodrigo, Badajoz, Salamanca, 9 0 0 Vittoria, Pyrenees, Nivelle, Toulouse (D. Cunningham, 88th Foot). Very fine and scarce 1

518 Six bars—Talavera, Busaco, Fuentes d’Onor, Ciudad Rodrigo, 8 5 0 Salamanca, Vittoria (J. Crook, Coldstream Guards). Very fine 1

519 Five bars—Talavera, Busaco, Fuentes d’Onor, Salamanca, 4 10 0 Vittoria (W. Morley, 16th Light Dragoons). Very fine 1

44 £ s. d. 5 0 0 520 Five bars—lalavera, Fuentes d’Onor, Salamanca, Vittoria,

Nive (1. Hoyd, Sergt. 16th Light Dragoons). Fine, the bar for Nive scarce to this regiment 1

4 7 6 521 Three bars—Vittoria, St. Sebastian, Nive (W. Dash, Cold¬ stream Guards). Very fine 1

4 10 0 522 1 wo bars—lalavera, Barrosa (H. Stringer, 3rd Foot Guards). Fine 1

8 10 0 523 One bar—Java (H. C. M. Cox, Lieut, and Adjt. 5th Batt. Bengal Volunteers). Very fine and rare 1 *** Ensign, May, 1806; Captain, May, 1824; Major, August, 1836 ; Colonel, June, 1853 ; Major-General, November, 1854 ; General, 1871.

2 8 0 524 One bar—Vittoria (John Hill, Corporal 1st Life Guards). Fine 1

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AN OFFICER’S GOLD MEDAL

for the battle of

SALAMANCA, 22nd JULY, 1812,

to

LIEUT.-COLONEL GEORGE HARDINGE,

44th Essex Regiment,

with riband and gold buckle. Very fine and rare 1

1 10 0 526 Naval General Service, one bar—Copenhagen 1801 (F. Treadwell. 2nd Master). Very fine l

1 0 0 527 One bar—Syria, medal for St. Jean d’Acre, and Boulton’s pewter medal for the battle of Trafalgar. All very fine specimens ~ 3

1 8 0 528 Naval medal for Conspicuous Gallantry, 1st issue. In mint state, edge plain 1

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Siege of Seringapatam, 4th May, 1799, silver medal to officers. Fine 1

Siege of Seringapatam, 4th May, 1799, bronze medal. Very fine 1

First Burmese war, The Hon. East India Coy/s medal, obv. Elephant and Lion, rev. Storming of the Pagoda at Rangoon. Very fine 1

Ghuznee, 23rd July, 1839 (2nd Foot), poor state ; General Gordon’s Khartoum Star, and badge of the Imperial Military Nursing Service. Fine 3

Ghuznee, 23rd July, 1839 (Colour-Sergt. Richd. Derry). Fine 1

Jellalabad, 7th April, 1843, Flying Victory (Pte. Edward Wall, 13th P.A.L.I.). Verified. Very fine and scarce 1

Hyderabad 1843, Naval Brigade (E. Wilson, Qr.-Mr. E.I.C. St. Comet). Edge impressed. Very fine and rare 1

Sutlej, one bar—Sobraon (re-engraved) ; Punjab, one bar— Goojerat (53rd Foot), two bars—Goojerat, Mooltan (60th Rifles). Fine 3

Indian Army Long Service medals, Victoria and Edward VII., Volunteer Long Service Edward VII. Kaiser-i-Hind, and ordinary Long Service medal to 2nd Goorkhas. Fine and rare 4

The Imperial Medal of India, given to one man in each regiment serving in India at the time of the proclamation of Queen Victoria as Empress of India, 1st January, 1877. Very pine 1

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THE VICTORIA CROSS

awarded to

GEORGE BELL CHICKEN, Esq.,

Indian Naval Brigade,

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his sword used in the action and various documents

connected with the Victoria Cross ; a very fine specimen ;

and two velvet-lined oak boxes fitted for Cross

*** On the 21th September, 1858, there was a sharp action at Suhej- nee, near Peroo. In it two officers won the Victoria Cross. Lieut. C. G. Baker of the Bengal Police Battalion, at the head of a small

. force of native cavalry and some Bengal Police Infantry, came across a force of 1,000 rebel infantry. Retiring slowly Lieutenant Baker drew the enemy after him till he got them, into a space clear of jungle or houses. He then turned on them and with a cheer the British force charged right through the rebel line. It was at this moment that Mr. George Bell Chicken of the Indian Navy, who was mounted, plunged amongst the rebels and slew four before he was himself cut down. Surrounded by the enemy he would have been killed but lor some of the Bengal Police and 3rd Sikh Cavalry, who came to his assistance. Awarded the Victoria Cross for his gallantry on this occasion.

2 10 0 540 Indian Mutiny, three bars—Delhi, Relief of Lucknow, Luck¬ now (Thos. Owens, 9th Lancers). Fine and scarce 1

1 12 0 541 One bar—Perak (3rd Foot), Pegu (1st Madras Fusrs.), Persia (2nd Eur. L.I.), North-West Frontier (6th Regt.), Hazara 1888 (R.I. Regt.), Jowaki (51st Foot). Fine 6

1 2 0 542 One bar, Pegu (Arty.), North-West Frontier (6th Foot), Bhootan (R.A.), Burma 1885-7 (R. Munster Fusrs.), Burma 1887-89 (Munster Fusrs.), and two bars— Burma 1885-7, Burma 1887-89 (R. Munster Fusrs.). Fine q

1 14 0 543 One bar—Relief of Chitral 1895; two bars—Samana 1897, Punjab Frontier 1897-98 (2) ; Abyssinia medal (H.M.s! Daphne), and Long Service medal 5

0 17 0 544 Afghan, one bar—Kandahar (2), Ali Musjid (1), Ahmed Khel (1) ; bronze star—Kabul to Kandahar (66th Foot). Fine 5

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545 India General Service, one bar—Persia (14th Lt. Dragoons), Naga 1879-80 (4th Regt. N.I.), Hazara 1888 (4th Punjab Infy.), Lushai 1889-92 (4th K.R.R.C.), and bronze medal Burma 1887-89. Fine 5

546 India General Service, one bar—North-West Frontier (6th Regt.), Sikkim 1888 (Derby Regt.), Chin Lushai 1889-90 (Commt. Dept.), Hazara 1891 (R. Welsh Fusrs.), Waziristan 1894-5 (Border Regt.). Fine 5

547 One bar—Chin Lushai 1889-90 (Cheshire Regt.), Burma 1889-92 (Devon Regt.), N.E. Frontier 1891 (K.R.R.C.), Waziristan 1894-5 (1st Sikhs) ; two bars—Burma 1885-7, Hazara 1891 (R.W. Fusrs.). Fine 5

548 One bar—Burma 1887-89 (Norfolk Regt.), Hazara 1888 ; and Egypt, one bar—the Nile 1884-85 (R. Sussex Regt.), Indian Frontier, two bars—Tirah 1897-98, Punjab Frontier 1897-98 (3). Fine 6

549 One bar—Pegu (Winchester), Crimea, Baltic, Egypt, and Boer war medal 5

550 Indian Frontier, one bar— Afghanistan N.W.F. 1919 (Pte. T. Shea, 1st Prince of Wales Volunteers). Fine 1

551 A similar medal (Pte. W. Hands, R. Warwickshire Regt.), with document 1

552 Indian Frontier, one bar—Relief of Chitral 1895 (K.R.R.C.) ; three bars—Tirah, Samana, Punjab Frontier 1897-98 (Kurrum Militia) ; two bars—Malakand 1897, Punjab Frontier 1897-98 (38th Bengal Infty.), Baltic 1854-55, Turkish Crimea ; Orange medal, and Messenger medal. Fine 7

553 Two bars—Tirah 1897-98, Punjab Frontier 1897-98 (York Regt. and D.C.L.I.), South Africa 1878-9 (80th Foot), and the Military Medal (2nd Yorks. L.I.). Fine 4

554 Two bars—Defence of Chitral 1895, Punjab Frontier 1897-98 (14th Bengal Infantry). Very fine and very rare 1

555 George V. India medal, one bar—Afghanistan N.W.F. 1919 (Duke of Wellington's Regt.). Very fine 1

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556 Crimea, four bars—Alma, Balaklava, Inkerman, Sebastopol and Turkish medal (W. Sheppard, 11th Hussars) ; two bars—Inkermann, Sebastopol ; and one bar—Sebastopol (89th Regt. and R. Arty.). Fine 5

557 Crimea, three bars—Alma, Balaklava, Sebastopol (47th Foot), Turkish Crimea (2), Baltic ; China, two bars—Pekin 1860, Taku Forts 1860 (67th Regt.), and China 1842 (49th Regt.) 6

558 China, one bar—Canton 1857, China 1900 (H.M.S. Terrible), the Hong-Kong Plague medal 1894 (Lce.-Corpl. A. G. Moore, S.L.I.). Fine 3

559 China, two bars—Taku Forts 1860, Pekin 1860 (Madras Sappers and Miners) ; Mutiny medal, one bar—Delhi (Corps of Guides) ; Tibet 1903-4, one bar—Gyantsze (31st Punjabis). Very fine 3

560 One bar—Canton 1857 ; Indian Mutiny, one bar—Delhi (60th Rifles) ; medal without bar (81st Regt.), two Army Long Service medals, and Naval Long Service. Fine 6

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561 Egypt, one bar—Tel-el-Kebir (2), the Nile 1884-85 (4), two Khedive stars, the War Medal and Star 1914. Fine 10

562 One bar—Alexandria, 11th July (2), Tel-el-Kebir (2), Suakin 1885 (2), The Nile 1884-85. Fine 7

563 Three bars—Tel-el-Kebir, Suakin 1884, El Teb-Tamaai (19th Hussars) ; two bars—Suakin 1884, El Teb-Tamaai 19th Hussars), The Nile 1884-85, Kirkedu (S. Staffs.), the Nile 1884-85, Abu Klea (5th Lancers). Fine 4

564 One bar—Alexandria, 11th July (2) ; one bar—Tel-el-Kebir (2), El Teb-Tamaai (10th Hussars), Suakin 1885 (R. Irish Regt.). Fine 6

565 Sudan medal, one bar—Jerok, edge plain. Very fine 1

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Two bars—The Atbara, Khartoum, English Sudan medal (R. Warwick Regt. 2) ; one bar—Khartoum, and English Sudan medal (21st Lancers and R. Warwick Regt.). Fine 6

Abyssinia medal (4th Regt.), Witu 1890 (H.M.S. Turquoise), Benin River 1894 (H.M.S. Philomel). Fine 3

East and Central Africa, one bar—Uganda 1897-98 (27th Baluch. L.I.), and medal for Mwele 1895-6 (24th Bombay Infty.). Fine and scarce 2

Two bars—Lubwa’s, Uganda 1897-98 (Bugler Manga Khan, Indian Contingent). Fine and scarce 1

Central Africa, one bar—Central Africa 1894-98 (35th Bengal Infy.). Fine and extremely rare 1

Africa General Service, one bar—Somaliland 1902-04 (Q.O.S. and M.), and one bar—Somaliland 1908-10 (27th Baluch. L.I.). Fine 2

Ashantee 1873-74 (H.M.S. Bittern), South Africa, one bar— 1879 (57th Foot), one bar—Tel-el-Kebir (Gordon High¬ landers) ; Afghan medal, and Baltic medal. Fine 5

West Africa, one bar—Benin 1897 (H.M.S. Phoebe) ; Crimea, one bar—Azoff (H.M.S. Agamemnon), Egypt 1882 ; and a Canadian Military Cross (Private J. H. Richards). Fine 4

Africa General Service, one bar—Jubaland (H.M.S. Magi- cienne), and one bar—Somaliland 1902-04 (H.M.S. Harrier). Fine 2

One bar—Jubaland (16th Bombay Infty.), one bar—Gambia (3rd W. India Regt.). Fine 2

South Africa 1853 (1st Rifle Brigade), one bar—1879 (17th Lancers), and West Africa, one bar—Coomassie (42nd Highrs.) ; two bars—1893-94, Sierra Leone 1898-99 (W. India Regt.). Fine 4

West Africa, one bar—1891-2 (H.M.S. Racer) ; one bar— 1896-98 (2nd W. India Regt.) ; and Central Africa, with swivel suspender (23rd Bengal Infantry). Fine and the last rare 3

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578 East and Central Africa, two bars—Uganda 1897-98, Lubwa’s (Havildar Nand Singh 23rd Bengal Infty.). Fine 1

579 West Africa, one bar—Coomassie (H.M.S. Active), Benin 1897 (H.M.S. St. George), Sierra-Leone 1898-99 (W.A. Regt.). Fine 3

580 Boer War medals, with three bars (1), with two bars (1), single bars—Natal, Talana (2), Defence of Ladysmith (3), Relief of Ladysmith. Very fine 9

581 Boer War medals, five bars (3), with four bars (6). Fine 9

582 Boer War medals, with three bars 10

583 Boer War medals, with two bars 11

584 Boer War medals, with four bars (4), with three bars (1), and King’s medal, all to the R. Munster Lusiliers. Fine

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585 Boer War medal, with eight bars—Relief of Kimberley, etc. (D.C.L.I.). Fine 1

586 Medal, with six bars (Coldstream Guards), another with six bars, and King’s medal (Welsh Regt.). Fine 3

587 Medal, with six bars, King’s medal, and Long Service medal (Middlesex Regt.), Boer War medals, with hve bars (18th Hussars and R.G.A.). Fine 5

588 Boer War medals, with five bars (1), with three bars (4), and King’s medal 6

589 Medal, with three bars, and King’s medal ; with two bars (1)— Natal and Defence of Ladysmith, and without bar (3). Fine 8

590 Sudan, one bar—Khartoum, English Sudan medal, Boer War medal, Tugela Heights, Relief of Ladysmith (Lancs. Lusrs.) ; South Africa, one bar—1877-8 (88th Regt.), and one bar—1879 (2). Fine 6

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1914—191$. 591 Military Medal and Distinguished Conduct in the Field medal, 2 10

both to the Queen’s Regiment. Fine 2

592 Medal for Distinguished Conduct in the Field, and French 1 18 Military Medal (3rd London Regt.). Fine 2

593 The Military Medal, War Medal, and Croix de Guerre 1 5 (D.C.L.I.). Fine 3

594 The French War Medal, and six Croix de Guerre, various 0 19 dates. Fine 1

595 George V. medal for Distinguished Conduct in the Field 1 4 (Can. Garrison Arty.). Fine 1

596 Continental Victory medals of Belgium, Italy, Portugal, 2 10 Cuba, and U.S.A. ; War Medals of France, Italy and Belgium ; Italian Croix de Guerre, and Belgian medal for the Yser campaign 1914 10

597 Military Medal (K.R.R.C.), War Medal (Middlesex Regt.), 0 10 French Military Medal, and German Iron Cross. Fine 4

(Broups. 598 Five medals to Private J. Halls, Grenadier Guards, Boer War 2 12

medal, C. Colony, O.F. State, Transvaal ; King’s medal, Sudan, one bar—Khartoum, and English Sudan medal, and Coronation medal of George V. Good condition 5

599 Three decorations of Batt.-Major Cecil Bisshopp, C.B. (14th 27 0 Foot). In brilliant state 3

(1) Gold enamelled badge of the Order of the Bath, military division.

(2) Military General Service, one bar—Corunna. (3) Army of India, one bar—Bhurtpoor. *** Served in the campaign and battle of Corunna, expedition to Walcheren, campaign in the South of France, capture of Bhurtpoor 1826, promoted Colonel 23rd Nov. 1841.

600 Sudan, one bar—Khartoum ; English Sudan Medal, and Boer 1 0 War medal, four bars (Northumberland Fusiliers) ; Boer War medal, three bars—King’s medal, and Long Service medal (Stafford Regt.). Fine 6

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3 15 0 601 The Military Cross, in original case, and Military Medal, to E. W. Fuller, 2nd K.R.R.C. Both named. Fine 2

2 10 0 602 Boer War medal—C. Colony, Transvaal, Wittebergen ; King’s medal, and George V. Delhi Durbar medal, family group. Fine 3

5 5 0 603 Crimea, four bars—Alma, Balaklava, Inkermann, Sebastopol, Turkish Crimea, medal for Distinguished Conduct in the Field, and Long Service medal. A fine and scarce Light Brigade group 4

17 10 0 604 An interesting group of decorations to Lieutenant-General Valentine Baker Pasha, Egyptian Gendarmerie, formerly Colonel of the 10th Royal Hussars

(1) South Africa 1853 (12th Lancers). (2) Crimea, one bar—Sebastopol. (3) Turkish Crimea. (4) Egypt, one bar—El Teb. (5) Khedive star. (6) Turkish General Service medal. (7) Badge of the Turkish Order of the Medjidie. (8) Breast star of the Order of the Medjidie. (9) Badge of the Order of the Osmanieh.

3 5 0 605 Group of four medals, Boer War medal, Relief of Kimberley, Paardeberg, Driefontein, Johannesburg, Diamond Hill, Belfast; King’s medal, S. Africa 1901 and 1902; Meritorious Service (George V.), and Long Service (George V.), Troop-Sergt. T. Lambourne, R.A.S.C. Fine 4

2 15 0 606 Africa General Service, one bar—Somaliland 1908-10, and Naval medal, Persian Gulf 1909-1914 ; both to E. W. Farley, H.M.S. Hyacinth. Fine 2

6 10 0 607 Three medals to John Travis, 1st Bombay European Fusiliers. Fine and scarce 3

(1) Punjab, two bars—Mooltan, Goojerat. (2) Indian Mutiny medal. (3) H.E.I.C. Long Service medal with crown and anchor.

2 0 0 608 South Africa, one bar—1879 ; Boer War medal, C. Colony, O.F. State, Transvaal ; enamelled miniature of the C.M.G., and two miniature medals (Lieut. H. C. A. Barkly, Wilts. Regt.). Fine and scarce 6

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Sudan medal, one bar—Khartoum, English Sudan medal, and Boer War medal, three bars—C. Colony, Tugela Heights, Relief of Ladysmith ; Jubilee medal 1897, and George V. Coronation medal, all to Captain A. H. E. Wood, Scottish Rifles. Fine and scarce 5

Orders of TKnigHbood. Collar and badge of the Hohenzollern House Order. Fine

and rare 1

Gold hall-marked badge of a Knight Commander of the Bath, Civil Division, with sash and gold clasp. Very fine 1

Breast stars of the Orders of the Medijidie and Osmanieh. Very fine 2

The Military Cross. Very fine 1

Commander’s star of the Order oi the Crown of Prussia, and star of the Order of the Lion of Zaehringen. Fine 2

Silver breast star of a Knight Grand Cross of the Legion of Honour 1870, very fine ; and enamelled badge, “ Sans peur et sans reproche ” 2

Knight Commander’s badge of the Order of Christ, gold and enamel suspended from the Sacred Heart. Very fine and scarce 1

Silver breast star of a Knight Grand Cross of the Prussian Order of the Red Eagle. Fine 1

Commander’s badge of the Order of St. Stanilaus, gilt and enamelled in black. Fine and scarce 1

Badge of St. Josse of the Hospitaliers, silver gilt and enamelled. Fine and scarce 1

Gold, silver and enamelled breast star of the Order of St. Constantine of Parma, and enamelled badge of the same Order. Fine and rare 1

Gold Persian medal of the Lion and Sun, dated 1884. Fine and scarce 1

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622 Gold enamelled badge of the Order of Ferdinand IV. of Spain (faulty), and two others 3

623 Enamelled badge, with neck riband, of a Commander of the Order of St. Gregory the Great. Fine 1

624 Gold enamelled badge of the Order of the White Falcon of Saxe-Weimar. Fine and scarce 1

625 Gold enamelled badge of the Order of the Lion of Holland. Very fine 1

626 The Royal Red Cross, 2nd class, enamelled badge with por¬ trait of George V., and riband. Very fine 1

627 Gold badge and silver badge of the Legion of Honour. Both imperfect 2

Miscellaneous.

628 Miniature portrait of an officer, on ivory, gold frame 1

629 Three early American engraved silver Masonic badges. Very fine 1

630 Silver medals presented by the City of New York to the N.Y. Volunteers for the campaign in Mexico (James McCoy, Coy. A., and John Dick, Coy. L). Fine 2

631 Silver and tortoiseshell snuffbox, book shape, and bronze medal, wreck of the steamer “ San Francisco,” 1854 2

632 Canada, one bar—Fenian Raid, 1866 (Pte. J. Id. Haskett, 2nd O.O.R.). Edge impressed. Fine 1

633 Fireman’s large oval brass badge, Canongate 1812. Rare 1

634 Large silver medal, Battle of Cuiloden, 16th April, 1746; French War Medals for campaigns in Italy and Mexico. Fine 4

635 Medals for Indian Mutiny, Indian Frontier, Mediterranean, South Africa 1879, and Naval Reserve 5

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Naval medal for Meritorious Service (Job Vincent, Colour- Sergt. R.M.L.I.). Very fine and scarce 1

Large box medallion of the Duke of Wellington, enclosing coloured pictures of his victories 1

George V. Delhi Durbar medal. Fine 1

Silver gilt medal, with bar, of the japan Red Cross, 2nd class, and silver medal of the 3rd class. Very fine 1

Naval medal, one bar—Persian Gulf 1909-14 (H.M.S. Dart¬ mouth). Very fine 1

Edward VII. Delhi Durbar medal. Fine 1

George V. Delhi Durbar medal. Fine 1

Engraved silver medal, awarded to E. B. Gaston at Target Firing, Feb. 22nd, 1841, Columbus Riflemen. Fine 1

Regimental medal, 23rd Light Dragoons, obv. Sphinx, Egypt, rev. the Reward of Merit and Faithful Service. Fine " 1

An officer's silver-mounted cartouche box, E.R. VII., with gold lace belt, and pair of general officers epaulettes. Very fine 3

Silver cross belt plate of the 60th Rifles, prior to 1850. Fine and scarce 1

An officer's sabretache, 2nd Madras Lancers, and another 2

Boulton’s Trafalgar medal, Davison’s Nile, eight Khedive stars, and four others 14

Shoulder belt with silver badge, whistle and chain of an officer of the 4th Sikh Infantry 1

A very fine cross-belt plate of the 41st Regt., with enamel centre \

An officer’s cross-belt plate of the 67th South Hampshire Regt. Very fine 1

An officer’s cross-belt plate of the 20th Regt. Fine 1

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653 Regimental horse accoutrement badge, carved ivory figure of Bun-Sho-Sei, and four ivory gambling tickets

654 A collection of various old Military badges, including many old numbered, mounted on card about 100

655 Military uniform badges, helmet plates, etc., in tin case about 150

656 Records of the 91st Highlanders (Goff), 5th Foot (Fitzroy), Platoon Exercises 1804, Army Lists 1850, 1867, and four other military books 9

657 Three officers’ swords (circa 1850) 3

658 French Verderer’s belt and horn, sabretache of Royal Ar¬ tillery, four pouches, and fifty-five military buttons 62

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