British Historical Medals from Various Properties


x 696


Passmore Edwards Settlement, London, 1903, a bronze Memorial medal for the Encouragment of Club Room Games and Gymnastics, legend, rev. IN MEMORY OF HENRY DEVEREUX SPRATT, etc, 56mm. Extremely fine, rare; in black fitted case of issue


£80-£100


The Passmore Edwards Settlement, a building in Tavistock place, London, opened in October 1897 and was named after John Passmore Edwards (1823-1911), a self-made Cornish-born newspaper magnate. The medal names Henry Devereux Spratt and Robert Harry Pye, two associates of the Settlement, killed in the Boer War


697


British Red Cross Society, brass and enamel badges (6), viz. County of Berkshire, rev. named (22909, Dorothy Cairnes), 25mm; County of Nottingham, un-named, 25mm; Eighth International Red Cross Conference, 1907, un-named (2), 25mm; Proficiency in Red Cross Nursing, rev. named (39752, P.I.J. Morris), 39mm; Trained Nurse, rev. named (1096, A. M. Waller), 39mm [6]. Good very fine or better Provenance: J. Webb Collection


£50-£70


698


Royal National Lifeboat Institution, Gallantry Award, type III, a silver award medal by G.W. de Saulles for the Royal Mint, bust of Edward VII left, rev. Hope wishes ‘God Speed’ to coxswain, unnamed, 35mm (Besly 6). About very fine, rare


£100-£150 699


Middlesex Regiment, award medals (10), viz. Shooting, Battalion Rifle Club Challenge Shield, named (Pte. Mabe, 1910), silver, 50 x 34mm; Shooting, named (Section No 2, Shooting, 1910), silver, 25mm; Athletics, named (Depot Record for 440 Yards. Time 58 2/5 Secs. No 6202795 Pte. L. Baggett), silver, 32mm; Boxing, named (Inter Coy Open, Light Wt, Pte. Whitehouse), silver and enamel, 26mm; Sergeants Mess, named (1912, Presented to F. Shaboodeen by Members, Sergeants Mess, 1st Bn Middlesex Regt, as a mark of Appreciation For Good Services), silver, 51mm; Shooting, named (No. 3 Section, Musketry, 1913), silver, 25mm; Shooting, named (Battalion Twenty, 1920, Cairo), bronze, 36mm; Wrestling, named (Commanding Officers Bronze Medal for Progression, No 6202795 Pte L. Baggett), bronze, 32mm; other sports, named (Albuhera Day, France 1917), silver and enamel, 31 x 24mm; named (A. Company, 1930), silver, 33mm; together with a shoulder patch (3rd Middx Regt, C.C., 1903), 60 x 57mm [11]. Varied state; most with loops for suspension, two cased


£150-£200 Provenance: J. Webb Collection


x 700


George V, Coronation, 1911, a silver medal by B. Mackennal, 51mm (W & E 5035A.2; BHM 4022; E 1922); together with other miscellaneous royal medals, of Victoria (5), Edward VII (5, two in silver), George V (3, one in silver), Edward VIII and George VI (2) [17]. First very fine and in red case of issue, others fine and better


£120-£150


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