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Lot 667

National Refuges Medal, struck in unmarked silver, obverse with nautical scene, reverse inscribed ‘National Refuges For Homeless and Destitute Children. Presented by the committee to James Richards for remaining in one situation twelve months 1882’, swivelling loop suspension, good very fine and an attractive medal £20-30

Sold for £50

Lot 668

Governor General of Canada Presentation Medallion, in bronze, 51mm, obverse with conjoined busts of Earl & Countess of Minto, inscribed arround ‘Earl of Minto, G.C.M.G., Governor General of Canada, Countess of Minto, 1898, reverse coat of arms, inscribed around ‘Presented by His Excellency The Governor General’, nearly extremely fine £40-50

Sold for £50

Lot 669

Royal Presentation Brooch, consisting of a gold bar brooch, 45mm, with applied cypher to centre ‘V.R.I.’, this embellished with pearls and turquoise, surmounted by an enamelled crown, marked ‘18’ on reverse, one small turquoise missing, otherwise very good condition and of exceptional quality £120-150

Sold for £310

Lot 670

Montgomeryshire Imperial Yeomanry Boer War Tribute Medal, in bronze, 38mm, unnamed as issued, in its A. Turner, Welshpool presentation case, extremely fine £60-80

Sold for £100

Lot 671

City of London Imperial Volunteers for South Africa Medal 1899-1900, in bronze, 76mm, good very fine £60-80

Sold for £50

Lot 672

Boer War Memorial Medal 1899-1902, in silver, 51mm, by The Mint, Birmingham Ltd., obverse depicting an angel over a dying soldier, inscribed above ‘To the memory of those who gave their lives for Queen and country’, inscribed in plaque below ‘South African Campaign 1899-1900’, in fitted case of issue, extremely fine £60-80

Sold for £120

Lot 673

Boer War Tribute Medal, in 9 carat gold and enamels, hallmarks for Birmingham 1901, in the form of a cycle horn with central crest of Derbyshire, below which is a banner inscribed ‘Derby Rovers C.C.’, reverse inscribed ‘To F. A. Pitman on his return from the Boer War’, with double loop suspension, some damage to blue enamel, otherwise very fine and very rare £250-300

Sold for £1,500

Lot 674

Norwich Boer War Tribute Medal, in silver, 32 x 26 mm, obverse with central arms of Norwich, around ‘Presented by Mayor and Citizens of Norwich’, reverse inscribed ‘Pro Patria Norfolk Volunteers South Africa 1899-1901, with original double loop suspension, red, white and blue ribbon and silver ribbon buckle, good very fine £120-150

Sold for £110

Lot 675

Boer War Commemorative Medals (4), comprising, bronze (2), South Australia Peace Medal 1900, 30mm; National Commemorative Medal, 23mm; white metal (2), F.M. Lord Roberts, V.C. Pretoria 1900, 32mm; National Commemorative Medal, 45mm; together with a souvenir picture card depicting Major-General Hector MacDonald, generally good very fine (4) £40-50

Sold for £45

Lot 676

Boer War Commemorative Teaspoon, a good solid example, in silver, hallmarks for London 1904, the stem surmounted by an Imperial Yeomanry trooper in full uniform, very good condition £50-60

Sold for £45

Lot 677

Great War Memorial Plaque (Edward St. Laurent Bonvalot); together with related Coldstream Guards cap and collar badges, both in unmarked silver; three pocket scientific instruments, comprising, barometer, compass and distance measurer?, the first of these in fitted case and with cracked crystal, condition of movements in scientific instruments unknown, the memorial plaque extremely fine (6) £80-120

Sold for £150

Lot 678

Great War Memorial Plaques (2), comprising (Benjamin Cook); (Arthur Solomon) good very fine or better (2) £25-35

Sold for £65

Lot 679

Canadian Memorial Cross, G.V.R. (439669 Pte. F. J. Miners); with original case of issue and transmission card; together with Great War memorial plaque (Edward Sadler); B.R.C.S. 1914-1918 service medal; and three Red Cross badges, generally good very fine or better (6) £40-50

Sold for £70

Lot 680

Canadian Memorial Cross, G.V.R. (19093 Pte. M. Mowat) extremely fine £30-40

Sold for £55

Lot 681

Vimy Ridge, an attractive struck bronze medallion, 50mm, commemorating the Canadian Pilgrimage to Vimy Ridge on 26 July 1936, edge bruising, otherwise good very fine £20-30

Sold for £20

Lot 682

Great War Tribute Medal, in 9 Carat gold, 25mm, obverse with Britannia greeting a returning soldier, reverse inscribed ‘W. C. Doel War service recognition from B.M.T. employees’, single loop suspension, very fine and scarce £100-120

Sold for £140

Lot 683

Great War Tribute Medal, in bronze, 29mm, obverse inscribed ‘The Wath Main Colliery Company Limited, reverse engraved ‘1914-19 L./S. J. T. Fox, R.N.’, with double loop suspension, good very fine £60-80

Sold for £95

Lot 684

Stranraer Great War Tribute Medal, in silvered bronze, 35mm, obverse with arms of Stranraer and inscribed ‘Presented by Stranraer Town Council for service Great War 1914-18’, reverse inscribed ‘Honour to whom honour is due’, edge bruise, otherwise good very fine £20-25

Sold for £20

Lot 685

Great War Voluntary Aid Detachment Tribute Medal, in bronze, 32mm, obverse inscribed ‘12th Dhm. V.A.D. Voluntary Hospital Service’, reverse inscribed ‘W. M. McKenzie for faithful service at Hamerton 3rd Dhm. V.A. Hospital during the Great War 1914-1919’, with double loop suspension, blue ribbon and top brooch bar, inscribed ‘July 1915 to Dec. 1916’, good very fine £40-50

Sold for £85

Lot 686

Great War London Telephone Service Badge, Awarded to Female Telephone Operators Who Remained at Their Posts During German Zeppelin Raids, 40mm by 30mm, bronze-gilt and enamels, centre with intertwined initials ‘L.T.S.’, surrounded by the words ‘Air Raids - Ducit Amor Patriae’, surmounted by a crown, reverse with original pin fitting, nearly extremely fine £60-80

Sold for £60

Lot 687

National Pigeon Service, a scarce enamelled lapel badge, obverse with pigeon to centre and ‘National Pigeon Service’ in surround, surmounted by a crown, the reverse officially numbered ‘14681’, good condition and an unusual piece £80-100

Sold for £110

Lot 688

Leys Private Fire Brigade, two struck silver prize medals, obverse of first with fire engine etc and inscribed ‘Valour’, reverse engraved ‘Leys P.F.B. All England Championship 1939, A. H. Green’, with silver ribbon bar engraved ‘1945 A Green’ and top silver buckle brooch; obverse of second medal with fire engine etc, reverse engraved ‘Leys Private Fire Brigade, A. H. Green 1957, 21 Years Service’, with silver ribbon brooch bar, go...

Sold for £110

Lot 689

Zeppelin Interest, an old watercolour painting of the Zeppelin shot down by William Leefe Robinson, V.C., depicting the Zeppelin in flames in front of some houses next to a canal, contained in a contemporary glazed frame, 25cm by 33cm, reverse with old paper label inscribed ‘End of Zeppelin which fell at Cuffley, Sep. 3rd 1916, witnessed by W. L. A. Dash, painted by Ada Dash’, good condition £60-80

Sold for £90

Lot 690

Kent Royal Garrison Artillery, an attractive silver prize cup, 17cm high, by Mappin & Webb, hallmarks for London 1907, inscribed ‘Presented to the officers of the Kent Royal Garrison Artillery by Lt. M. E. Clarke, late Kent Artillery’, very good condition and a quality piece £60-80

Sold for £85

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