WORLD HISTORICAL AND ART MEDALS 1677
Death of Daniel Manning, 1887, a white metal medal, unsigned, bust three-quarters right, rev. SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY and dates in wreath, 77mm. Remainsofold paper label on reverse,otherwise veryfine and an original striking
£30-50
Daniel Manning (1831-87), Albany, N.Y., newspaper proprietor and politician; chairman of the New York Democrats, 1881-4; appointed Secretary of the Treasury by Grover Cleveland, 1885; resigned due to ill-health, April 1887
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George Washington, Peace and Friendship, a restrike bronze medal, unsigned, bust right, rev. axe and peace-pipe above clasped hands, 76mm.Extremely fine; in a black fitted case
£90-120
Yacht Racing Association of Long Island Sound (Est. 1895), a bronze award medal by Tiffany & Co, schooner sailing half- right, rev. wreath, engraved (Championship New York Yacht Club, 30 Foot Class, 1923, won by Countess), 77mm. Obverse a trifle spotted, otherwise good very fine, rare £90-120
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First Non-stop Flight from New York to Paris, 1927, a bronze medal by E.P. Blin for Teterger, bust of Charles Lindbergh right, rev. Spirit of St Louis monoplane above hand holding torch, 67mm (cf. DNWM7, 2473); Curtiss- Wright Corporation, Airplane Division, Buffalo, NY, 1942, a bronze Production Award medal, unsigned, 76mm; Dwight Eisenhower Inaugurated as President, 1957, a bronze medal by G. Roberts, 76mm; Lyndon Johnson Appointed President, 1963, a bronze medal by G. Roberts, 76mm; Lyndon Johnson Inaugurated as President, 1965, a bronze medal by F. de Weloon, 70mm; Richard Nixon Inaugurated as President, 1969, a bronze medal by F. Gasparro, 76mm; together with other miscellaneous USA medals (29), subjects including General Holland M. Smith, William McKinley, James Madison, WaltWhitman,WilliamHoward Taft, Borg-Warner Trophy (Indianapolis 500), etc [35]. Lindbergh and Nixonmedals fine, formerwithdamageto obverse surface, others very fine and better
£100-150 1681
In the Union of Faiths We are Fortified to Serve Mankind, 1939, a bronze plaque by L. Rosenthal for the Medallic Art Co on behalf of Mr and Mrs Hammon Burton, Baltimore, head depicting suffering humanity, Father Time seated at right examining book inscribed 1938, rev. torch held by three hands in portico, 89 x 57mm; Visit of Pope Paul VI to the United Nations, New York, 1965, a bronze medal by A. Manca for the Medallic Art Co, 64mm; Republican Presidential Task Force, Medal of Merit, a bronze award, unsigned, 51mm; together with other miscellaneous US medals (15), subjects including Woodrow Wilson, Lindbergh, Apollo XI, Eli Whitney, Betsy Ross, etc [18].First three extremely fine, others generally very fine
£70-90 Miscellaneous All lots in the following sections are sold as viewed and NOT subject to return
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1687 1688 British badges, etc (19), including RAF, Observer Corps, etc; ‘Billy and Charlies’ (2) [21].Varied state £50-70
British medals, etc, in silver (7, including engraved counters of Henry V and Edward V), base metal (14, including several of Admiral Vernon) [21].Varied state
£80-100
British and World medals, badges, etc (25), in silver (11, one with a USA gold Dollar attached), base metal (14, including Prince Albert in bois durci); together with a small quantity of modern coins [Lot].Varied state £70-90
British and World medals, tickets, coins, etc (approx. 300), all base metal [Lot].Varied state £10-20
French and German medals, badges, etc (43), by Baron, Baudichon, Farochon, Michaux, Hofmann, Rasumny, etc [43]. Fine to very fine, some better
£50-70
Reproductions of German and Swiss medallic Thalers by B.H. Mayer (25), all in silver, from Lüneburg, Ulm, Konstanz, Memmingen, Ravensburg, Kempten, Regensburg, etc, all stamped on edge with a number [25].Extremely fine; in a black album
£150-200
World medals, medalets, jetons, model money, coin weights, tokens, counters, etc (258), mostly in base metal, 16th to 20th century issues [Lot].Varied state, an interesting lot
£600-800 These lots are illustrated on our web site
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