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MEDALS, ARMS & MILITARIAWWI PROPELLERS

AVIATION MEMORABILIACOINS, BANKNOTES & STAMPS

Friday 13 May 2016

Lots 601-1224 commencing at 10am

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CONTENTSStamps & Postal History 601-620Oxfordshire Trading Tokens 621-662Historical Medals 663-672Coins 673-723Banknotes 724-741Aviation Memorabilia 742-894The Gert de Leeuw WWI Propeller Collection 895-943Aviation Books 944-978Military Books 979-998Military Ephemera 999-1021Edged Weapons 1022-1040Firearms 1041-1049Militaria 1050-1128Medals 1129-1224

Specialists in Charge

Aviation, Medals & MilitariaHenry Meadows

Military Books & EphemeraChris Albury

Coins, Tokens & BankotesColin Meays

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THE MORRELL COLLECTION OF 17TH CENTURY TRADESMEN’S TOKENS OF

OXFORDSHIRE & OXFORD

A private collection of tokens formed by Frederick Parker Morrell (1838-1908), Solicitor to the University and former Mayor of Oxford


621* Adderbury. Henry Hunt, farthing, 1656, 0.9g,good fine, (BW 2, Milne 2, N 3562), and another, 1.1g,nearly fine, BAMPTON, Walter Lardner, chandler.Halfpenny, not dated, 1.19g, nearly fine, (BW 4, Milne4, N 3565), BANBURY, John Allington, apothecary,Halfpenny, 1666, 1.3g, fine, (BW 6, Milne 6, N 3567),Mathew Ansley, farthing, not dated, 0.8g, fair, (BW 7,Milne 7, N 3568), Beniamen Hibberdine, apothecary,Farthing, not dated, 1.0g, fine, (BW 10, Milne 10, N3570), William Mander, tallowchandler. Farthing, 1656,1.4g, fine, (BW 12, Milne 13, N 3573)(7) £150-250

622* Banbury. Thomas Dekell, ironmonger, Farthing,not dated, Obverse: THOMAS DEKELL aroundhorseshoe, Reverse: IN BANBVRY around T E D, 1.1g,nearly fine, (BW 8, Milne 8, not in Norweb)Rare.(1) £80-150

623* Banbury. Thomas Pym, mercer, Halfpenny, notdated, Obverse: HIS HALFE PENNY around T I P.,Reverse: OF BANBARY MERCER around roll of cloth,1.9g, fair/fine, (BW 13, Milne 17, not in Norweb)Rare.(1) £80-150

624* Banbury. Manasses Plumpton, fruiterer,Farthing, 1653, 1.0g, nearly fine/fair, (BW 14, Milne 15,not in Norweb), rare, George Robins, grocer, Halfpenny,1669, 1.6g, fine, ( BW 16, Milne 19, N 3576), HenrySmith, ironmonger, Farthing, 1656, 0.8g, fine but partsunderstruck, (BW 20, Milne 21, N 3577), MathewSmith, gardener. Halfpenny, 1669. 1.7g, fine, (BW 21,Milne 23, N 3579), Thomas Sutton ‘at the Raindeer’,Halfpenny 1666. 2.0 g, good fine, (BW 23, Milne 25, N3587), Nathaniell Wheatley, mercer, Farthing, 1664,0.9g, good fine/fine, (BW 32, Milner 38, N 3586)(6) £100-200

625* Bicester. John Borrows, ironmonger, Farthing,not dated, 0.8g, fair, (BW 37, Milne 34, N 3589),Thomas Burges, pewterer, Farthing, 1665, 0.7g, veryfine, (BW 38, Milne 35, N 3590), Thomas Clements,draper, Farthing, not dated, 1.1g, fine, (BW 41, Milne38, N 3592), Will. Hudson, halfpenny, 1669, 0.8g,nearly fine but small chip in edge, (BW 42, Milne 39,N 3594), Frances Wall, octagonal halfpenny, 1669,1.5g, fine, (BW 44, Milne 41. N 3596)Scarce.(5) £100-200

626* Burford. Borough farthing, 1669, 2.4g, nearlyfine, (BW 46, Milne 43, N 3598), unusually heavy and‘dumpy’ and possibly a contemporary (?) cast copy,E.C. ‘at the 3 Shugar Loves’. Farthing, 1653, 1.2g,good fine, (BW 47, Milne 45, N 3607), issuer identifiedby Milne as ‘Edmond Castle’, Thomas Mathewes ‘atthe Beare’, Farthing, not dated, 0.9g, fine, (BW 48,Milne 49, N 3605), John Payton, halfpenny, 1669,2.1g, fine but pierced, (BW 50, Milne 52, N 3601),John Sindry, grocer, Farthing, 1653, 1.2g, fine, (BW52, Milne, 53, N 3602), and another in brass, nearlyfine, Charles Yate, farthing, 1664, 1.6g, Fine, (BW 54,Milne 55, N 3603)(7) £100-200

627* Chinnor. Tho. Beckly, weaver, Farthing, notdated, 1.5g, good fine, (BW 55, Milne 57, N 3608),Chipping Norton, Michaell Cornish, farthing, 1.0g,very fine, (BW 59, Milne 62, N 3611), Joseph Davis,farthing, not dated, 0.7g, fair, (BW 60, Milne 63, N3612), William Diston ‘at Ye Whit (Hart)’, Halfpenny,1666. 2.2g, Fine, (BW 61, Milne 64, N 3624). DavidDix, halfpenny, 1664, 1.8g, fair, (BW 63, Milne 66, N3613), Samuel Farmer, apothecary, Farthing, notdated, 1.1g, very fine, (BW 64, Milne 67, N 3614)(6) £120-200

628* Chipping Norton. ‘E. R.’ (Edmond Rowlright),Heart-shaped halfpenny, 1668, Obverse: On left, rollof tobacco; on right, knife over leaf, below, twocrossed pipe, at foot E D R. Reverse: OF CHIPPINGNORTON around HIS HALFE PENY. 1.0g, fair/goodfine, (BW 70, Milne 75, N 3621)Scarce. The issuer was either the Edmond Roleright aliasFuller or his son with the same name who are bothmentioned in the will of Richard Fuller alias Rolright, yeomanof Great Rollright (Probate Oxford 1639).(1) £100-200

629* Chipping Norton. Henry Fawler, halfpenny,1669, 2.2 g, fine with areas of patination, (BW 65,Milne 70, N 3617), Henry Fawler, farthing, not dated,1.3 g, good fine, (BW 66, Milne 69, N 3616), RichardGroves, grocer, Farthing, 1659, 1.2g, very fine, (BW 68,Milne 71, N 3618), Edmond Rowlright, farthing, notdated, 1.6 g, good fine, (BW 71, Milne 74, N 3620,Culham, John Wells ‘at the Hors Shooe’, Farthing, notdated, 0.6g, nearly very fine, (BW 77, Milne 79, N 3626)The only token from this village and in unusually goodcondition.(5) £120-250

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630* Deddington. John Elkington, halfpenny, 1667,2.0 g, fine, (BW 79, Milne 81, N 3628), AnnMakepace, mercer, Farthing, not dated, 1.1g, veryfine, (BW 81, Milne 83, N 3629), Thomas Nutt,mercer, Farthing, 1653, 1.3g, fine/very fine, (BW 82,Milne 84, N 3630), Duns Tew, Thomas Barret, carrier,Farthing, not dated, 0.8g, fine, (BW 86, Milne 89, N3636), the only issuer of tokens in this village, rare,Finstock, Edward Gardner, farthing, 1666, 0.7g, veryfine, (BW 88, Milne 91, N 3640)The only token from this village.(5) £120-200

631* Henley. Corporation halfpenny, not dated(1669), O.9g, fine, (BW 91, Milne 94, N 3644),Corporation Farthing, not dated (1669), 0.4g, goodfine, (BW 92, Milne 96, N 3642), Richard Fowler,bodice maker, Farthing 1668, 0.6g, fine/ nearly fine,(BW 95, Milne 99, N 3647), rare, Ambros Freeman,mercer, Farthing, not dated, 0.9g, very fine, (BW 96,Milne 100, N 3648), Robert Rainsford, farthing, notdated, 1.2g, fine, (BW 99, Milne 104, N 3651), WilliamRobinson, fishmonger, Halfpenny, 1668, 1.5g, goodfine/very fine, (BW 100, Milne 105, N 3652), SethSmith, farthing, not dated, 0.6g, fine, (BW 101, Milne106, N 3653), scarce, Robert Sury, farthing, not dated,1.09g, very fine, (BW 103, Milne 108, N 3656),Thomas Wickins, tallow chandler, Farthing, not dated,0.9g, fair, (BW 104, Milne 109, N 3657)(9) £150-300

632* Hook Norton. James Beale, mercer, Halfpenny,1668, 0.8g, good fine but several edge chips and a crack,(BW 106, Milne 111, N 3659), Scarce, Richard Parcks,ironmonger, Halfpenny, 1666, 1.7g, good fine, (BW 107,Milne 112, N 3660), Nettlebed, Davide Gasquon, ‘at ye(Bull)’, Halfpenny, not dated, 1.4g, fine, (BW 108, Milne113, N3663), scarce, Timothy Holding, ‘at ye Whit Hart’,Halfpenny, 1669, 1.4g, fine but centrally pierced, (BW109, Milne 114. N 3664), Northleigh, William and AnnMason, halfpenny, not dated, 1.7g, fine, (BW -, Dickinson110A, Milne 116, N 3661)(5) £100-250

633* Oxford. City, farthing, 1652, 1.0g, fine, (BW 111- 112, Leeds 5, N 3672), Edward Applebee, tallowchandler, Farthing, not dated, 0.8g, fine, (BW 113,Leeds 13, N 3676), Tho(mas) Applebee, farthing, notdated, O.8g, fine, (BW 114, Leeds 15, N 3678),William Applebee, farthing, 1666, 1.1g, good fine,(BW 115, Leeds 16, N 3679), John Barrett, farthing1666, 0.9g, fine, (BW 117, Leeds 19, N 3680), Joh(n)Bishop, ‘at ye guilt (looking glass)’, milliner, Farthing,1657, 1.49g, fair-fine, (BW 121, Leeds 23, N 3748)(6) £80-150

634* Oxford. City farthing, 1652, 1.2g, fine, (BW 111- 112, Leeds 5, N 3672), John Betts, tailor, Farthing,not dated, 1.3g, fine but some old corrosion, (BW 118,Leeds 20, N 3766), Michael Bird, watchmaker,Halfpenny, 1668, 2.6g, fine, (BW 119, Leeds 21, N3681), George Bishop, cutler, Farthing, 1668, 1.2g,very fine, (BW 120, Leeds 22, N 3682), Joh(n) Bishop,‘at ye guilt (looking glass)’, milliner, Farthing, 1657,1.1g, fine, (BW 121, Leeds 24, N 3747), plus another,the same, 1.2g, fair with central piercing(6) £100-200

635* Oxford. Humphry Bodicott, vintner, Farthing,not dated, 0.8g, fine/fair with black patina, (BW 124,Leeds 27, N 3683), John Bowell, mercer at the ‘SugarLofe’, Farthing, 1657, 1.1g, fine, (BW 125, Leeds 29,N 3760), Thomas Burnham, ‘at ye tenis court’,Farthing, not dated, 1.3g, fine, (BW 126, Leeds 32, N3777), Richard Carter, brewer, Farthing, not dated,1.3g, fine, (BW 128, Leeds 34, N 3685), ThomasCombes, ‘neare the East Gate’, grocer, Farthing, notdated, 1.1g, fine, (BW 129, Leeds 36, N 3768), WilliamCornish, mercer, Farthing, 1668, 1.7g, fair to fine butfully readable, (BW 131, Leeds 40, N 3686)(6) £100-200

636* Oxford. Michael Bird, watchmaker, Halfpenny,1668, 2.3g, fine, (BW 119, Leeds 21, N 3681), Joh(n)Bishop , ‘at ye guilt (looking glass)’, milliner, Farthing,1657, 1.0 g, fine/fair, (BW 121, Leeds 24, N 3737),Joh(n) Bishop, milliner, Farthing, 1669, 0.6g, goodfine, (BW 123, Leeds 26, N 3750), and another, 0.5g,fine, Humphry Bodicott, vintner, Farthing, not dated,0.8g, fair/fine, (BW 124, Leeds 27, N 3683), RichardCarter, brewer, Farthing, not dated, O.8g, good finebut some small edge chips, (BW 128, Leeds 34, N3685), Nicholas Daniell, baker, Farthing, 1657, 0.9g,fine, (BW 132, Leeds 41, N 3687), scarce, andanother, 0.8g, fair, scarce(8) £100-200

637* Oxford. Thomas Dennis, ‘at the 3 Kings’,Farthing, 1652, 0.8g, fine/fair, (BW 133, Leeds 42, N3764), and another, 0.8g, fine, Richard Ely, ‘at the 3Sammons’, Farthing, not dated, 1.2g, fine, (BW 134,Leeds 43, N 3765), together with another, 0.9g, poor,John Fox, ‘at the Fox and Goose’, Farthing, not dated,1.2g, fine but with edge chip, (BW 135, Leeds 44, N3746), together with another, 0.6 g, fair-fine, RichGoode, chandler, Farthing, 1670, 0.4 g, fine but withlarge edge chip, (BW 136, Leeds 45, N 3688),Anthony Hall ‘at the (Mermaid)’, vintner, Farthing, notdated, 0.6 g, very fine, (BW 137, Leeds 46, N 3689)(8) £80-150


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Lot 628 Lot 629

Lot 630 Lot 631 Lot 632

Lot 633 Lot 634 Lot 635


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Lot 636Lot 639

Lot 641

Lot 642Lot 643 Lot 644

Lot 645 Lot 646 Lot 647


638* Oxford. Anthony Hall ‘at the (Mermaid)’,Vintner, Farthing, not dated, 0.6g, good fine, (BW 137,Leeds 46, N 3689), Joseph Hanson, glover, Farthing,1670, 0.8g, good fine, (BW 138, Leeds 47, N 3690),Thomas Harrison, farthing, not dated, 1.2 g, good fine,(BW 140, Leeds 49, N 3691), Tho. Higgs, ‘at (the) 3Blackbirds’, Farthing, not dated, 0.8 g, nearly veryfine, (BW 141, Leeds 50, N 3763), Oliffe Hind, mercer,Farthing, 1657, 0.8 g, fine, (BW 142, Leeds 52, N3694), John Fox, ‘at the Fox and Goose’, Farthing, notdated, 1.0 g, fair, (BW 135, Leeds 65, N 3688),together with another, the same, 1.1g, fair(7) £80-150

639* Oxford. Oliffe Hind, mercer, Farthing, 1657,1.3g, good fine, (BW 142, Leeds 52, N 3694), andanother farthing but dated 1666, 1.2g, good fine butpierced, (BW 143, Leeds 53, N 3695), Lewis Hine,grocer, Farthing, 1666, 0.6 g, nearly fine but withedge chip, (BW 144, Leeds 54, N 3693), and another,0.8g, fair-fine, Thomas Hunsdon, weaver, Farthing,1666, 1.1 g, nearly very fine, (BW 145, Leeds 55, N3697), and another, 1.3 g, nearly fine, Edward Hunt,‘at the Turle Gate’, Farthing, not dated, 1.1 g, nearlyfine, (BW 146, Leeds 57, N 3778), Seth Ireland, ‘at theGoulding (i.e. Golden) Key’, Farthing, not dated, 0.9 g,very fine/fine, (BW 148, Leeds 60, N 3751), andanother, 0.5g, fair(9) £100-150

640* Oxford. John Johnson, barber andconfectioner, Farthing, 1666, Obverse: IOHNIOHNSON around pot of lilies, Reverse: IN OXON1666 around I I M, 1.2 g, fine, (BW 149, Leeds 62, N3699), scarce(1) £80-150

641* Oxford. Joseph Knibb, clockmaker, Farthing,not dated, Obverse: Clock dial, hands flanked by I K.,Reverse: JOSEPH KNIBB CLOCKMAKER IN OXON,1.0g, fine/good fine, (BW 151, Leeds pp. 418 - 421,N 3702)Rare. Joseph Knibb was active in Oxford around 1663-69,and later in London from 1670-97.(1) £800-1200

642* Oxford. Lawrance King, glover, Farthing, notdated, 1.1 g, fine, (BW 150, Leeds 63, N 3700), andanother similar with dies with large rosettes on eachside, 0.7 g, fine but with chip in the edge, (BW 150,not in Norweb), Hugh Lambe, hosier, Farthing 1668,0.9g, good fine, (BW 152, Leeds 66, N3703), Al(i)ceLant, farthing, 1667, 0.6g, fine/good fine but pierced,(BW 153, Leeds 68, N 3705), Arther Madel, chandler.Farthing, 1667, 1.0 g, good fine, (BW 155, Leeds 70,N 3707), Will Morrell, ‘at ye Crowne’ , Farthing, notdated, 1.4 g, nearly fine, (BW 156, Leeds 71, N 3745),Nich. Orum, fishmonger, Farthing, 1659, 0.7g, fine,(BW 158, Leeds 74, N 3710)(7) £100-200

643* Oxford. Ann Peirson, tailoress, Farthing, 1669,1.1g, good fine, (BW 159, Leeds 76, N 3712), RichardPont, vintner, Farthing, 1668, 1.5g, good fine butsome corrosion stains, (BW 160, Leeds 78, N 3714),William Potter, apothecary, Farthing, not dated, 0.9g,fair, (BW 161, Leeds 79, N 3715), Daniell Prince,farthing, 1667, 1.3g, fine/good fine, (BW 162, Leeds80, N 3716), Edward Prince, chandler, Farthing, notdated, 1.2 g, good fine, (BW 163, Leeds 81, N 3717),Samson Raulins, ‘at the (Salmon)’, Farthing, notdated, 1.2g, good fine, (BW 164, Leeds 82, N 3756),Will. Robinson, goldsmith, Farthing, 1668, 0.7g, veryfine, (BW 165, Leeds 83, N 3718)(7) £100-200

644* Oxford. John Ryland, farthing, 1659, 0.7g,good fine, (BW 166, Leeds 84, N 3719), LaurenceShort, ‘neare New Colledg’, Farthing, not dated, 0.9g,fine, (BW 167, Leeds 85, N 3774), John Souch,milliner, Farthing, 1657, 1.0 g, very fine but bent, (BW168, Leeds 88, N 3721), Richard Souch, milliner,Farthing, no date, 1.1g, fine, (BW 169, Leeds 90, N3723), Edward Spencer, chandler, Farthing, not dated,1.8 g, very fine, (BW 170, Leeds 91, N 3724), ThomasStevenson, farthing, 1664, 0.8 g, very fine, somecorrosion dots, (BW 171, Leeds 93, N 3725), John Tey,‘at the Angell’, Farthing, not dated, O.9 g, good fine,patinated, (BW 172, Leeds 96, N 3741), JohnToldervey, milliner, Farthing, 1660, 1.4 g, fine, (BW173, Leeds 97, N 3727)(7) £100-200

645* Oxford. William Tonge, skinner, Farthing, 1657,1.1 g, nearly fine, (BW 174, Leeds 98, N 3729), scarce,William Tongue, cordwainer, Farthing, 1661, 1.1 g,fine, (BW 175, Leeds 99, N 3730), Will. Turner,farthing, not dated, 0.8 g, fine, (BW 177, Leeds 100,Not in Norweb (Different reverse die to N 3731), AnnTurton, ironmonger, Farthing, 1657, 0.9g, fine, (BW178, Leeds 101, N 3732), Rich(ard) Turton, ironmonger,Farthing, 1668, 1.0 g, fine, (BW 179, Leeds 102, N3733), Will. Walker, ‘at the Burd and Hand’, mercer,Farthing, not dated, 1.0 g, fine but obverse scratched,(BW 180, Leeds 103, N 3743), Walker was knightedin 1685, William Walker, farthing, 0.9 g, fair/nearlyfine, (BW 181, Leeds 104, N 3744)(7) £120-240

646* Oxford. Samuell Wallis, farthing, not dated, 0.8g, nearly fine, (BW 182, Leeds 106, N 3755), scarce,Robert White, silk-weaver, Farthing, 1657, 1.2 g, nearlyfine, (BW 183, Leeds 107, N 3737), Tho. Williams ‘atye Spectacles’, Farthing, not dated, 1.1 g, nearly fine,(BW 185, Leeds 109, N 3758), Robert Wilson, brewer,Farthing, not dated, 0.8g, fine, (BW 186, Leeds 111,N 3739), Thomas Wood, vintner, Farthing, 1652, 1.1g, very fine but part of the obverse not struck up, (BW187, Leeds 112, N 3740), Edmund Wrigglysworth,mercer, Farthing, 1652, 1.2 g, very fine, (BW 188,Leeds 113, N 3775), and another, the same but struckon a broader flan, 0.6 g, very fine(7) £120-200

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647* Oxford. Hugh Lambe, hosier, Farthing, 1665,0.6 g, nearly fine, (BW 152, Leeds 66, N 3703),Richard Pont, vintner, Farthing, 1668, 1.3 g, fine, (BW160, Leeds 78, N 3714), Edward Prince, chandler,Farthing, not dated, 1.5 g, good fine, (BW 163, Leeds81, N 3717), Rich(ard) Turton, ironmonger, Farthing,1668, 1.2 g, good fine, (BW 179, Leeds 102, N 3733),and another, 0.9g, fine but parts of the design notstruck up, Robert White, silk-weaver, Farthing, 1657,0.8 g, fine but bent and straightened, (BW 183, Leeds107, N 3737), Thomas Stevenson, farthing, 1664, 0.8g, fine, (BW 152, Leeds 92, N 3725)(7) £100-150

648* Oxford. Thomas Hunsdon, farthing, 1666, 0.9g, fair, (BW 145, Leeds 55, N 3697), Arther Madel,chandler, Farthing, 1667, 0.5 g, fine but edge chipped,(BW 155, Leeds 70, N 3707), Will. Morrell, ‘at yeCrowne’, Farthing, not dated, 1.3 g, fine/fair, (BW 156,Leeds 71, N 3745), Richard Pont, vintner, Farthing,1668, 0.6 g, nearly fine, (BW 160, Leeds 78, N 3714),Daniell Prince, farthing, 1667, 1.1 g, fair, (BW 162,Leeds 80, N 3716), Will. Robinson, farthing, 1668, 0.9g, fine but short crack, (BW 165, Leeds 83, N 3718),Edward Spencer, Chandler, Farthing, not dated, 1.0 g,fair, (BW 170, Leeds 91, N 3724), Thomas Stevenson,upholsterer, Farthing, 1664, 0.8 g, fine, (BW 171,Leeds 93, N 3726), William Tonge, skinner, Farthing,1657, 1.0 g, fair/fine, (BW 174, Leeds 98, N 3729),William Tongue, cordwainer, Farthing, 1661, 0.5g,nearly fine, (BW 175, Leeds 99, N 3730), Will. Turner,farthing, not dated, 1.0 g, nearly fine, (BW 177, Leeds100, N 3731), Ann Turton, ironmonger, Farthing, 1667,0.9 g, fair/nearly fine, (BW 178, Leeds 101, N 3731),Edward Wrigglysworth, farthing, 1652, 0.7g, poor,(BW 188, Leeds 113, N 3775)(13) £120-200

649* Oxford. Richard Pont, vintner, Farthing, 1668,1.0 g, nearly fine, (BW 160, Leeds 78, N 3714), andanother, 0.7 g, nearly fine, Samson Raulins, ‘at the(Salmon)’, Farthing, not dated, 1.0g, fair, (BW 164,Leeds 82, N 3756), Will. Robinson, goldsmith,Farthing, 1668, 1.0 g, nearly fine but with a dent, (BW165, Leeds 83, N 3718), Lawrence Short, ‘neare NewColledg’, Farthing, not dated, 0.7g, fair, (BW 167,Leeds 85, N 3774), Thomas Stevenson, upholsterer,Farthing, 1664, 0.8g, fine, (BW 171, Leeds 93, N3726), Will. Turner, farthing, not dated, 0.8g, fair, (BW177, Leeds 100, N 3731), Ann Turton, ironmonger,Farthing, 1667, 0.6 g, fair, (BW 178, Leeds 101, N3732), Rich. Turton, ironmonger, Farthing, 1668, 0.8g, fine but areas not struck up, (BW 179, Leeds 102,N 3733), William Walker, ‘at the Burd and Hand’,Farthing, not dated, 1.0 g, poor to fair, (BW 180, Leeds103, N 3743), Tho. Williams ‘at ye Spectacles’,Farthing, not dated, 0.9 g, fair/fine, (BW 185, Leeds109, N 3758), Thomas Wood, vintner, Farthing, 1652,0.7g, nearly fine, (BW 187, Leeds 112. N 3740)(12) £100-150

650* Thame. Ruth Aeris, farthing, not dated, 1.1 g,fine/nearly fine, (BW 193, Milne 121, N 3786),Dorothy Burgis, halfpenny, 1669, 2.6 g, fine, (BW 194,Milne 122, N 3788), John Burges, farthing, 1653, 1.3g, fine, (BW 195, Milne 123, N 3787), Will. Cope,grocer, Farthing, not dated, O.9 g, good fine, (BW196, Milne 124, N 3789), Robert Crewes, farthing,1668, 1.4 g, very fine, (BW 197, Milne 125, N 3790),William Tripp, chandler, Farthing, not dated, 1.0 g,fine/very fine, (BW 206, Milne 139, N 3805)(6) £100-200

651* Thame. John Daniell, hatter, Farthing, 1669,O.8 g, fine, (BW 198, Milne 126, N 3791), JohnGurdan, farthing, 1667, 1.2 g, fine, (BW 199, Milne 127,N 3792), John Harris, ‘at the Read Lyon’, Farthing, notdated, 0.9 g, good fine, (BW 200, Milne 129, N 3809),Richard Hearne, draper, Farthing, 1669, 1.1 g, fair, (BW201, Milne 130, N 3793), Hugh Hester, grocer,Farthing, 1657, 0.8 g, nearly fine, (BW 202, Milne 131,N 3795), Richard Rastell, mercer, Farthing, not dated,0.9 g, fine, (BW 205, Milne 138, N 3802)(6) £100-160

652* Thame. William Tripp, chandler, Farthing, notdated, 0.8 g, fine, (BW 206, Milne 139, N 3805), andanother from a different reverse die, 1.4 g, fair/fine,(BW206, Milne 140, N 3803), Mathew Waters,mercer, Farthing, not dated, 1.1 g, good fine, (BW 207,Milne 141, N 3806), Watlington, John Cockee,farthing, 1664, 1.1 g, fine, (BW 211, Milne 145, N3816), Robert Cogell, Halfpenny, 1669, 2.0 g, fine,(BW 212, Milne 146, N 3817), Mary Greendown, theKing’s Head tavern, Farthing, 1667, 0.7 g, nearly fine,(BW 214, Milne 147, N 3818)(6) £80-150

653* Watlington. Thomas Greendoune, Farthing,1659, 0.6 g, fair to fine, (BW 216, Milne 148. N 3819),scarce, Richard Haines, grocer, Farthing, not dated,0.8 g, fine, (BW 217, Milne 150, N 3821), RichardHarris, farthing, not dated, 0.6 g, fine, (BW 218, Milne151, N 3822), Mary Nash, mercer, Halfpenny, 1669,2.5 g, fine, (BW 221, Milne 155, N 3826), RichardSeely, farthing, not dated, 1.2 g, good fine, (BW 222,Milne 157, N 3828), and another, 0.9 g, fineSecond and last coins with mid 20th century dealer’s tickets.(6) £80-150

654* Watlington. Robert Haynes, mercer, Farthing,1664, O.9 g, fine, (BW 219, Milne 152, N 3823), scarce,Nicholas Lankford, butcher, Farthing, not dated, 1.2 g,good fine, (BW 220, Milne 153, N 3824), scarce(2) £100-200

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655* Wheatley. Thomas Temple, Farthing, not dated,Obverse: THOMAS TEMPLE around mortar andpestle, Reverse: IN WHVTELY around T / T E, 0.5 g,nearly fine/fine, (BW 223, Milne 158, N 3829), rare,and another, 0.6 g, fair/fine but chippedThe only token of this village. In 1669 Temple was describedas a chapman and in 1691 as a grocer.(2) £100-200

656* Witney. Richard Ashfield, clothier. Farthing, notdated, 1.0 g, fine but chipped, (BW 224, Milne 159, N3831), Thomas Brice, clothier, Halfpenny, 1663, 1.8 g,fair/fine, (BW 225, Milne 161, N 3832), WilliamChamberlain, Halfpenny, 1666, 1.8 g, fair, (BW 226,Milne 162, N 3833), Richard Dutton, clothier,Halfpenny, 1668, 1.1 g, fair, (BW 228, Milne, 164, N3835), William Fitchett, Halfpenny, 1671, 1.3 g, fine,(BW 230, Milne 166, N 3838), John Gardiner,Halfpenny, 1669, 2.0 g, fine, (BW 231, Milne 167, N3839), William Hearn, ‘at the White Swan’, Farthing,not dated, 1.3 g, very fine/fine but cut in edge, (BW234, Milne 170, N 3855)(7) £100-200

657* Witney. John Gardiner, Halfpenny, 1669, 1.1 g,fine, (BW 231, Milne 167, N 3839), Leonard Goode,baker, Farthing, 1657, 1.0 g, fine, (BW 232, Milne 168,N 3840), William Hearn, ‘at ye White Swan’, Farthing,not dated, 0.9 g, diam. 17mm, nearly fine/fine, (BW234, Milne 170, N 3855), William Hearn, ‘at ye WhiteSwan’, Farthing, 1668, 1.1 g, fine, (BW 235, Milne 171,N 3856), Andrew Hollaway, clothier, Farthing, 1659,1.4 g, fine/fair, (BW 236, Milne 172, N 3842), AndrewHollaway, Farthing, 1660, 0.5 g, fine/fair, (BW 237,Milne 173, N 3843), rare, the example in the Norwebcollection is similarly very light in weight, Jo Jordan,Farthing, not dated, 1.1 g, fine/nearly fine, (BW 238,Milne 174, N 3844), Andrew White Senior, Halfpenny,1667, 1.6 g, fine, (BW 245, Milne 182, N 3851)(8) £100-200

658* Witney. Peter Katte, ‘at the 3 Libbets(Leopards’) Heads’, Halfpenny, 1670, 2.1 g, fair/nearlyfine, (BW 239, Milne 175, N 3854), John Palmer,Farthing, 1656, 1.0 g, fair, (BW 240, Milne 176, N3845), this token also has a mid 20th century dealer’sticket, William and Mary Sanders, Halfpenny, notdated, 1.5 g, fine, (BW 241, Milne 177, N 3846), RalphWerge, mercer, Farthing, 1653, 1.0 g, fair, (BW 244,Milne 181, N 3850), Andrew White Senior, Halfpenny,1667, 2.2 g, fine/nearly fine, (BW 245, Milne 182, N3851), John Young, Farthing, 1665, 1.0 g, nearly finebut off centre, (BW 247, Milne 184, N 3853)(6) £80-140

659* Witney. Robert Willy senior, Halfpenny, notdated, Obverse: ROBERT WILLY OF around HISHALF PENY. Reverse: WITNEY SENIOR around R PW on woolsack, 1.7 g, nearly fine but chipped, (BW246, Milne 183, N 3852), scarce(1) £80-120

660* Woodstock. Alexander Johnsons, grocer,Farthing, 1662, 1.0 g, fine/nearly fine, (BW 248, Milne185, N 3857), T P, ‘at the 3 Cupps’, Farthing, 1663, 1.1g, nearly fine but a small chip, (BW 249, M 186, N3860), Issuer identified as Thomas Paynter, ThomasSparrow, farthing, 1664, 1.2 g, nearly fine/ fair, (BW250, Milne 187, N 3858), scarce, and another, 0.8 g,nearly fine/fair, Thomas Woodward, grocer, Farthing,not dated, 1.6 g, very fine/good fine, (BW 252, Milne189, not in Norweb)Scarce.(5) £120-200

661* Berkshire, Abingdon. Robert Liford, milliner,Farthing, not dated, 1.5 g, fair, (BW 2), Wallingford,Sillvanus Wiggins ‘at ye (Lamb)’, Farthing, 1669, 0.7 g,fair/fine, (BW 143), Cornwall, Penryn, Thomas Worth,Farthing, 1665, 0.8 g, fine/ good fine, (BW 61), scarce,previously ascribed by Williamson to Cornwell inOxfordshire, St. Columb, Richard Edwards, mercer,Farthing, 1663, O.6g, good fine/fine, (BW 81), rare,Essex, Colchester, Thomas Carter, Farthing, 1667, 0.5g, fair, (BW 101), Gloucestershire, Wotton Under Edge,Edward Wallington, mercer, Farthing, not dated, 0.7 g,fine, (Dickinson 226A), previously ascribed byWilliamson and Milne to Wootton in Oxfordshire,London, Newgate, Joseph Holled, grocer, Farthing, notdated, 0.9 g, fine/fair, (BW 2036)(7) £120-250

662* Oxfordshire, Bloxham. St Mary’s Church,Communion tokens (5), with a uniface design of apierced star (or mullet) within a circle, within a heart,16th-17th century, lead, sizes vary but areapproximately 1.5 x 1.3cm square., good fine with alittle light corrosion, together with a handwritten note,circa 19th century reading ‘The accompanying tokensof lead were given me by the Reverend JamesHodson (?) Vicar of St Mary’s Bloxham’The Reverend found them with many other similar ones inthe old parish chest in the church. There was nothing toexplain their meaning or purpose but it is supposed theymay have been a certificate of Confession or other title toH(oly) Communion.(5) £50-100

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663* Konrad Adenauer Medal. A Germancommemorative gold medal, obv. bust of KonradAdenauer with signature, rev. Cusus ut Memoria VivatMCMLXVII, 22mm diameter in a 14K (585) pendantmount, combined gross weight 9.5gKonrad Hermann Joseph Adenauer (1876-1967) was Germanstatesman who served as the first post-war Chancellor ofGermany (West Germany) from 1949-63.(1) £150-200

664* Apollo 11. A commemorative gold medal stuckfor the Apollo landing on the Moon, obv. busts, ofAldrin, Armstrong and Collins, dated 21.7.1969, 3.56,20 Mez, rev. detailed image of moon landing ,HH999,9, 20mm, 3.2g(1) £80-120

665* Art Nouveau. A bronze medal, circa 1900, obv.Madonna and child, rev. O CRVX AVE SPES VNICA(Hail to the cross our only Hope) by G. Dupre, 72mmdiameter, together with Queen Victoria DiamondJubilee bronze medal, obv. old head, rev. young head,45mm diameter in fitted leather case, a pair of bronzeoval plaquettes depicting 18th-century gentleman, oneprobably Jean-Baptiste le Rond d’Alembert (1717-83)French mathematician philosopher and music theorist,the other with ‘Dalembert’ label verso, 58mm long,plus a I.E. and M.E. Gray copper commemorativemedal, rev. In God We Trust, in card case(5) £80-120

666* Byron (Lord George Gordon Noel, 1788-1824). Commemorative medal on the Death of LordByron, by A. J. Stothard (possibly from a design byThomas Stothard), 1824, copper with dark brownpatina, bust left with bead and reel border, reverse:lightening striking branches, lettered edge in Greek,one or two minor marks to rim of reverse, otherwiseextremely fine, 64mm, late 19th century cream velvetmount and framed & glazedPossibly minted at the Royal Mint and dedicated by WilliamPickering and William Worthington.(1) £150-200

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667* Commemorative Medals. A collection of medalsincluding Brunel, Thames Tunnel completed 1842, whitemetal, 64mm diameter, Death of Wellington whitemetal by Allen & Moore, Birmingham, 50mm diameter,Queen Victoria, New Royal Exchange, 1842 whitemetal, 60mm diameter, Plymouth, The BurratorReservoir constructed 21st Sepr. 1898, white metal,45mm and other medals, etc.(28) £150-200

668* Historical Medal. A 17th-century style whitemetal medal, obv. Charles I with motto Fran hib: RexCarol vs DG. Mag, Rev. with Royal Penant, 40mmlong, together with a Napoleonic period Prisoner ofWar bone gaming counter, carved with panels anddots in black and red, 3cm wide, plus an Order of thePrimrose League member’s badge(3) £80-120

669* Imperial Russian Medal. Nicholas I (1796-1855),Unveiling of his Equestrian Statue in St Petersburg,large copper medal by P Brusnitsyn 1859, obversestruck with bust facing left in armour with eagle toppedhelmet, the reverse with the statue and plinth 86mmdiameter, extremely fine in original card box withmanuscript label inscribed Medal Nicholas 1st RussiaThe statue was designed by Auguste Ricard de Monferrandwho was also the architect of the St. Isaac’s Cathedral. Themonument shows a statue of Nicholas on a horse whichbalances only on its hind legs, the pedestal is decoratedwith allegorical figures sculpted by Nikolai Ramazanov andRobert Salemann, the figured which resemble the spouseand daughters of Nicholas I, represent Faith, Justice,Wisdom and Might.(1) £500-800

670* Medals. A collection of plaster plaquettestaken from original medals of Napoleon’s Empire,comprising 17 plaques including Le Grand Duche deVarsovie etc., approx. 4cm diameter plus variousothers of Kings and Queens of Europe(48) £100-150

671* Medals. Duke and Duchess of Portland coppermedal, obv. double bust right, 11 June 1889-1914, rev.William Arthur Henry Marquess of Titchfield 1893-1914, 16 Mar, Bust Right, 64mm diameter in originalSpink & Sons Ltd case, together with three furthercommemorative copper medals for Swedencommemorating the death of Gustavus III 19 August1772, 51mm diameter, plus Fredericus VI andChristianus III copper medals, 55mm diameterThe Duke of Portland medal commemorates the silverwedding anniversary of the 6th Duke and Duchess ofPortland, 11 June 1889-1914, and the coming of their sonand heir the Marquess of Titchfield 10 March 1893-1914.(1) £100-150

672* Victorian Medal. R. Lambert Jones, Laudatory,copper medal by W. Wyon 1849, obv. with bust facingright, rev. with inscription in wreath, 64mm diameter,together with two other commemorative coppermedals for Carl Von Copal Austrian Leader Napoleonic1853, 62mm diameter plus Kronprinz FriedrichWilhelm 1875 medal, 50mm diameter, all in circularoak frames(3) £80-120

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673 Aethelred II (978-1016). Silver penny,Barnstaple, circa 1003-1009, + ÆDELRÆD REXANGLO, helmeted bust left, Reverse: + BYRHSIGEM’O BARD, voided long cross with central pellet andtriple crescent ends, over square with incurved sides,trefoil at each point, very fine, approx. 1.5gRare mint.(1) £200-300

674* Charles I (1625-49). Silver hammered Shilling,together with Civil War Halfcrown, silver Penny plusa Rose Farthing(4) £80-120

675* Charles II (1660-85). 9 over 4, third laureateand draped bust right, rev crowned cruciform shields,interlinked C’s, garter star in centre, edge inscribedin raised lettering Vicesimo Primo, grey tone, fine(1) £100-150

676* Mixed coins. A mixed collection of coins, manyGeorge III (1760-1820), including two silver Crowns,1819, 1825 silver Halfcrown, 1819, silver PostCurrency Reform Act Shilling 1817 and other coins(22) £80-120

677* Mixed coins. A mixed collection of Victorianand later coins including silver Crowns, 1845, 1892 &1897, silver Double Florin, 1889, silver Halfcrown,1887, silver Sixpence, 1887, and other coins(a small carton) £80-120

678 Disk Brooch. An Anglo-Saxon disk brooch withzoomorphic decoration, 8th-10th century, castdecoration of back-turned quadraped within sub-rectangular border, pin fittings intact, pin lacking,overall green patina, 27mm diameter, together withtwo similar disk brooches(3) £70-100

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679* Elizabeth I (1558-1603). Silver Shilling from theMiddleham Hoard (with Coincraft Certificate ofAuthenticity), another silver Shilling, together with asilver Sixpence, 1593? plus a Threepence, 1561The Middleham Hoard was found in 1993 near Middleham,North Yorkshire and dates from the English Civil War, itcomprises 5099 coins in silver and is the largest hoard ofcoins buried during the Civil War to be discovered. The coinswere buried in three pots in two pits and comprised coinsfrom the reign of Elizabeth I, James I, Charles I and Philip IVof Spain.(4) £80-120

680* French coins. A comprehensive collection ofcoins dating from 1610 to 1980, presented in threealbums with catalogue labels, notable coins includeLouis XIII (1610-43) Double Tournois 1630, Louis XIV(1643-1715) Liard 1655, silver Ecu 1783, Napoleon I(1804-14) silver 5 Francs, Louis Phillipe I (1830-48) 5Francs (2) 1831 and 1838, Second Republic (1845-52)(2) 1848 and 1849, Napoleon III (1852-70) gold 20Francs, silver 5 Francs (2) 1867 and 1868, ThirdRepublic (1871-1940) silver 5 Francs, variousbanknotes plus a reference book(approx. 550) £300-500

681* George III (1760-1820). Cartwheel Twopence,1797 (2) (2) £60-80

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682* George III (1760-1820). Gold Half Sovereign,1825, rev. shield (1) £200-300

683* George III (1760-1820). Cartwheel Twopence,1797 (3), together with a small collection of coins andtokens including Austria. Maria Theresa silver thaler1780, Birmingham 1812 Workhouse One PoundToken, Withymoor Scythe Works 1814 One Penny,Birmingham Mining and Copper Company 1792Halfpenny and other coins(approx. 50) £80-120

684* George V (1910-36). Gold Sovereign, 1911, rev.George & Dragon(1) £160-200

685* Gold Coin. South Africa gold 2 Rand, 1969, ina 9ct gold pendant mount, combined gross weight9.2g(1) £160-200

686 Greece - Kingdom of Thrace. Silvertetradrachm, probably Thasos, after 148BC,abstracted type, head of Dionysus right, crownedwith vines, Reverse: Herakles standing facing, naked,holding club and lion skin, abstracted ledgend,together with Galerius (305-311), Bronze nummus,Alexandria, worn but fine, plus an Egyptian bronzecoin, probably Ptolemy VIII, and another bronze coin,possibly Carthage 3rd century BC, plus othersincluding three Indian coins(11) £60-80

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687* Henry III (1216-72). Two silver Long Crosspennies, together with a Short Cross penny(1) £80-120

688* India. Gold rupee probably circa 1850, with anold note written in ink ‘a “Moolraj” Rupee, currencyin Mooltan during Moolraj’s reign’(1) £50-80

689* Maundy Money. A set of four Edward VII, 1903silver Maundy money, toned(4) £50-80

690* Mixed Coins. A very mixed collection of coinsincluding Russian Catherine The Great 5 kopeks,bronze 1790, another for 1831, George III 1797Cartwheel Twopence and Penny, plus Halfcrown 1817,George V, Crown 1935, Rev. St George, W. AnsellKing of Denmark Old Mailey, Railway & CarriersBooking Office token and general 20th-century coinsplus Chinese coins and world banknotes(a small carton) £80-120

691* Mixed Coins. A collection of silver coins datingfrom Charles II to Edward VII, including Charles II(1660-85) Shilling 1679, William III (1694-1702) Shilling1696, Shilling 1697 (Norwich), Queen Anne (1702-14),Shilling 1705, rev. roses and plumes, George III (1760-1820) Shilling 1819, William IV (1830-7) Halfcrown1836, plus various Victorian coins and a George III1795 condor Halfpenny token for Earl Howe & TheFirst of June 1794(17) £100-150

692* Mixed Coins. A collection of hammered coinsfrom Edward III to Charles I, including Edward III(1327-77) 2d & 1d, Elizabeth I (1558-1603) Shilling,Sixpence, Charles I (1625-49) Sixpence, Halfgroat andother coins including a Roman coin for Sestertius ofthe Emperor Trajan(9) £200-300

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693* Mixed Coins. A collection of Victorian and latercoins, including a Lundy Island proof set, 1965,Fortieth Year Commemorative comprising Puffins (2)and Half Puffins (2), cased(a carton) £30-50

694* Mixed Coins. A collection of World and Britishcoins, including Bank of Upper Canada 1850 OnePenny token, New Zealand 1857 taken for M.Somerville, Wholse Family Grocer City Mart,Auckland; Austrian 1780 Maria Theresa thaler, SpanishAlfonso XIII 1896 5 Pesetas; French Louis Philippe I1845 5 Francs; George III 1799 penny, and other coinsplus World bank notes, mostly circa 1920 Germanincluding Bank of New South Wales Ten shillings, 1stOctober 1925, A251516(a small box) £80-120

695* Mixed Coins. Queen Anne (1702-14), Shilling,1711, plus a later forgery, Edward I (1272-1307) silverPenny (Canterbury Mint), James II (1685-88) silverHalf Crown, and other coins(22) £80-120

696* Mixed Coins. A large collection of coins,including 10 silver Dollars and Crowns, all modernproof uncirculated, an album of Victorian coppercoinage, plus silver gilt medal for Lodge of Friendship,No. 100, and inscribed on reverse, plus a bonestanhope of Crystal Palace exhibition, etc.(a carton) £100-200

697* Mixed Coins. Various coins and banknotes,including approximately 18 oz of pre-1947 silver coins(all worn), copper coinage, a George III 1821 silvercrown (drilled), banknotes including 16 One Poundnotes, Ten Shilling, etc.(a small carton) £100-150

698* Proof Sets. Various silver proof sets,comprising The Queen’s 80th Birthday Collection, Acelebration in silver, Royal Mint 1984-1987 UnitedKingdom Silver Proof Piedfort Collection, Republic ofPanama One 20 Balboas, American 1987 Silver Dollarplus two £1 coins, all cased with certificates(6) £100-150

699* Rome. Clodius Albinus (193-197 AD).Sestertius, Reverse: Felicitas standing left holdingcaduceus and sceptre, diameter 28mm,approximately 15.5 g, fine/fair with a fine scratch onthe obverse, (RIC 52D), rare, together with otherRoman copper coins (7) of Augustus, Vespasian,Domitian, Antoninus Pius, Lucius Verus and GordianIII, fair to fine, one pierced and two Greek coins(10) £80-150

700* Constantius I as Caesar (293-305). Follis,Lugdunum mint, Reverse: GENIO POPVLI ROMANI,Genius standing left, in ex. P L G, very fine/fine,together with other folles (3) of Diocletian andMaximian, mainly very fine and ‘clipped siliquae’ (3)of late 4th century date, good fine but one a largefragment, and other Roman and Byzantine coins (11)(18) £80-120

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701* Charles I (1625 - 49). Shilling, Oxford mint,1642, Obverse: CAROLVS MAG BR FR ET HIBERREX around smaller, well executed bust of Charles Ileft, Reverse: 3 Oxford plumes above RELIG PROTLEG ANG LIBER PAR with colon stops, below, 1642,initial mark Oxford plume on obverse only,approximately 5.8 g, fine/good fine, (S 2971)From the same dies as Brooker 924 but a superior coin inbetter condition and on a complete flan. The reverse showsoriginal filing marks from the preparation either of the die orthe flan.(1) £300-500

702* George III (1760-1820). Second issue or‘Cartwheel’ penny, 1797, very fine with much originallustre, (S 3777), together with Victoria, Young Headcoinage, penny, 1853, good very fine with muchlustre, (S 3948), and an Old Head penny, 1901, veryfine with some lustre(3) £100-200

703* Queen Anne (1702-14), silver ScottishHalfcrown, 1707, bust facing left E beneath, rev.Crowned cruciform shields die axis, edge inscribed inraised lettering Sexto together with two William &Mary (1688-94) copper Halfpennies, 1691 & 1694plus William III (1694-1702), silver Shilling, 1694,Halfpenny, 1700 and Sixpence, 1696(6) £80-120

704* Royal Mint. Gold proof £2, 1987, uncirculated,cased with certificate No.2216(1) £300-400

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705* Royal Mint. Gold proof Sovereign, 1980, casedwith certificate(1) £160-200

706* Royal Mint. Gold proof £2, 1987, uncirculated,cased with certificate No.00047(1) £300-400

707* Royal Mint. Gold Double Sovereign 1994,uncirculated, cased with certificate No.0400(1) £300-400

708* Royal Mint. Gold proof 50p, 1988 (reducedsize), proof 50p, 1998 (large size), both uncirculated,cased with certificated No.0294 and 630(2) £700-800

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709* Royal Mint. Gold proof set comprising DoubleSovereign, Sovereign and Half Sovereign, 1986,uncirculated, cased with certificate No.00991(3) £600-700

710* Royal Mint. Gold Britannia proof collection,1995, comprising £100, £50, £25 & £10, 1995,uncirculated, cased with certificate No.370(5) £1200-1500

711* Royal Mint. Gold 500th Anniversary of the FirstGold Sovereign 1489-1989, Gold Proof SovereignCollection, comprising Five Pound, Double Sovereign,Sovereign and Half Sovereign, cased with certificateNo.3516(4) £2000-2500

712* Royal Mint. Gold Proof Set, 1982, Five Pound,Two Pounds, Sovereign, Half Sovereign, rev. George& Dragon, cased with certificate(4) £1000-1500

713* Royal Mint. The Golden Jubilee Gold Collection1887-2002, comprising 1887, £5, £2, Sovereign, HalfSovereign, plus 2002 coins, same denominations,cased with certificate and booklet(8) £3000-4000

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714* Royal Mint. The Sovereign MintmarkCollection, comprising George V Sovereigns, 1923(Control), 1916 (Sydney), 1912 (Melbourne), 1915(Perth), 1917 (Ottawa), 1913 (Bombay), 1928(Pretoria), cased with booklet(7) £1000-1500

715* Royal Mint. The Half Sovereign Collection1900-1915, A Golden Finale, comprising 16 HalfSovereigns 1900-15, cased with certificate No.230(16) £1200-1500


716* South Africa. Gold Krugerrands, 1oz, 1/2 oz,1/4 oz, 1/10oz, 1980 (4) £1200-1500

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717* Teaching Coins.Victorian teaching coins,various denominations, including 12 pence make 1shilling, 2 half sovereign make 1 pound, 3 4 pencemake 1 shilling, etc., and other tokens(55) £80-120

718* Trading Tokens. Bath, William Glover,Lutwyche’s mule Halfpenny, bust John Howard, rev.seated female instructing boy to unlock prison doorwith motto ‘Go Forth, Remember the Debtors inGaol’, 28mm, together with 1793 copper BristolHalfpenny, The India Tea Warehouse, rev. Wine StreetNo 2 Bristol, 28mm, 1811 Bristol copper Penny, 1854copper Penny, 1894 copper Halfpenny plus George IIIgaming token(6) £70-100

719* United States of America. One Dollar, seatedlady type, toned, together with an American 1853One Cent(2) £100-150

720 Venice. Ducato, Michele Steno (1400-1413),nearly extremely fine, approx. 3.4g(1) £200-300

721* Victoria (1837-1901). Gold Sovereign 1891 plusanother for 1911, each with George & Dragon reverse(2) £320-380

722* William III (1694-1702). Silver shilling 1700 (5thBust type) (1) £150-200

723* World Coins. A vast collection of modern proofsets circa 1960s, representing the followingcountries, Bahamas, Bermuda, Canada, Cook Islands,Fiji, France, Gambia, Gibraltar, Jamaica, Jersey,Mexico, New Zealand, Seychelles, Singapore,Trinidad, Western Samoa and United States ofAmerica, various denominations, including Crowns,Halfcrowns, Sixpence etc., together with tubes ofmid-20th century British coinageA comprehensive list is accompanied with the lot.(2 cartons) £200-300

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