WORLD COINS FROM VARIOUS PROPERTIES


2116 2117 2118


CACHAR, Dulcherra Tea Concern, tin Three Annas and One-and-a-Half Annas, revs. J. JONAS, 155 FENCHURCH ST, LONDON, 45 and 38mm (Pudd. –; Prid. –) [2]. About extremely fine and very rare; apparently unpublished


£200-300


SHILLONG, Soldiers Club, brass (4), value ‘8’ (round), ‘4’ (round), ‘2’ (octagonal), and ‘1’ (octagonal) (Pudd. 994.24.1-4; Yarwood IT 039-42; Prid. –, –, –, 205; cf. Malcolm 3597). Good very fine or better, rare


£200-300


Ammunition Factory C5, Kirkee, copper, 20mm (Thakkar 100.8.1; Prid. 157); Baroda Mill Society, square brass ‘1/2’, 17.5mm (Thakkar 100.1.B.5; Prid. 161); H.M. Indian Dockyard, copper, 21mm (Thakkar 100.9.2; Prid. 170); Khatau Mills, brass, 20mm (Thakkar 100.1.K.4; Prid. 182); Silchar Retreat Club, brass ‘4’, 22mm (Pudd. 994.24.6; Thakkar 100.6.3; Prid. 200A) [5]. Varied state for these canteen checks, all scarce or rare


£100-150 2119


Automatic Machine Co, copper-nickel ‘25’ and ‘1’, 24 and 19mm; Bengal Tea Co, white metal Quarter-Pound, 22mm; Bombay Electric Supply & Tramways Co Ltd, Employees, cream vulcanite, 22mm; Bombay Municipality, square brass, 1944-5, stamped 7047, 25mm; Bombay Port Trust Docks, brass, 32mm (Pudd. 993.4.1); H.M. Mint, Bombay, copper-nickel, stamped 02273, 33mm; I.G. Mint, Alipore, brass 50 Paise (2), copper 25 Paise, aluminium 10 Paise, 24, 19 and 24mm (Thakkar 100.2.19, 100.2.20, 100.2.22); Indian Packet Tea Co, brass, 25mm; Junagadh State Railway, copper Free Pass, un-numbered, 23mm (Pudd. 991.23); Madras Soap Mills, Delhi, silver, 23mm; Magura [Tea Garden], Sylhet, brass, 1900, 30mm (Pudd. – [cf. 995.44]); Photomaton, brass Eight Annas, 24mm; Ralli Brothers, Cossipore, brass, 25mm; J.B. Rentiers, Calcutta, brass, 20mm; Rentiers & Co, Calcutta, brass, 20mm [19]. Varied state, one with verdigris, mostly scarce or rare


£200-300 2120


Automatic Machine Co, copper-nickel ‘25’ and ‘1’ (2), 24 and 19mm; HONG KONG, Edward VII, 5 Cents, 1903 (KM. 12) [4]. Very fine or better


£50-70


2121 Famine Relief, brass Rupee, 1874, Calcutta (Prid. 32). About extremely fine with some original colour, scarce £200-260


2122 Famine Relief, uniface copper Half-Seer, 1876 (Prid. 34). Good very fine, very rare 2123 THE MINT, 15mm, 1.11g/12h (Pudd. –). Spot on reverse, otherwise about very fine, rare


£300-400


The Great Southern India Railway Co. was founded in 1853; this piece may have been struck c. 1860 Great Southern India Railway Co, silver, elephant left, G.S.I.R below, rev. RALPH HEATON & SONS, BIRMINGHAM around


£80-100


2124


Claude Martin, copper, LABORE ET CONSTANTIA, uniformed bust left, C.L.M. below, rev. Urdu legend, 26mm, 10.17g/6h (Pudd. 796.1.1; Prid. 399). Extremely fine, rare


£300-400 All lots are illustrated on our website www.dnw.co.uk


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