British Historical Medals from Various Properties 701
City of London Athletic & Swimming Association, Championship Medal, a silver award, named (Senior Cricket 1912, Ravensbourne, H.G. Towers), 29mm; North British & Mercantile Sports Club, a silver award medal, named (Swimming Championship, 1920, F.W. Miller), 38mm; 12 Corps Troops, Engineers, Tug of War, 2nd Prize, a plated bronze award, 40mm; Aldershot Command Athletic Association, Command Unit Team Athletic Championships, 1925, a bronze award, 400 Yds Relay, Running Up Team, 32mm; Lawn Tennis Association, Wimbledon 1935, an enamelled official’s badge, named (P. Widdas), 39mm; Amateur Athletic Association, Southern Championships, a bronze award medal, Putting the Weight, Standard 37’, 1937, 32mm; British Troops Berlin, Inter-Unit Athletic Championship, a bronze award medal, Runners-up, 50mm; Düsseldorf Division, Tps. Aug. 1945, a bronze award, named (Medley Relay Race, Winner, Sgt I. Jones), 47 x 28mm; Tenth (Hackney) Battalion, London Regiment, Inter Company Sports Challenge Shield, a bronze award, 37 x 30mm; 53rd Reconnaissance Regiment, Athletics, Solingen-Wald, Aug 1945, a plated bronze award, named (2nd Place, Discus, Sgt I. Jones, HQ Sqn), 33mm; [10]. Varied state Provenance: J. Webb Collection
£100-£150
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The first flight to London on a Hydro-Aeroplane, 1912, an openwork silver and enamel award badge by B.H. Joseph for Carrington & Co, London, view of a Short Brothers biplane over the sea, HYDRO-AEROPLANE 10TH AUGUST 1912 around, vignette of the tower of St Paul’s Cathedral above, rev. named (To Commemorate The First Flight on a Hydro Aeroplane to London by F.K. McClean on a 70 H.P. Short Biplane) hallmarked Birmingham 1912, 50 x 35mm. Very fine and extremely rare; a significant item of Naval Air Service history
£600-£800
x 703
Prisoner of War Camp, Douglas, 1914-1915, a pewter medal signed W.K., legend and date, rev. view of the camp, Manx arms above, 45mm (E 1945). Edge knocks at lower reverse, otherwise about extremely fine
£70-£90 704
53rd Welsh Division, Egypt, 1918, a silver award medal by P. Minassian, Cairo, un-named, 43mm; Inner Temple, 1918, First World War Commemorative, a bronze medal, 51mm; Armistice Day Memorial, 1928, a bronze medal by C.L. Dolman, 76mm (BHM 4132; E 2008); Middlesex Regiment, Boxing, 1933, a bronze award medal, named (Pte. F. Eyles, Runner Up, Heavy Wt Bn Novices Competition), 32mm; a silver award medal by Vaughton, named (Bn Standard, 1936, Pte. Eyles, Shot), 38mm; 5th Army, Entrance into Naples, 1943, a brass medal, 31mm; Westminster Dragoons B.L.A., 1945, a bronze medal, 51mm [7]. Varied state; third in original box Provenance: J. Webb Collection
£100-£150 705
Freemasonry, Duke of Connaught, silver medals (2), by Spencer and Co, 30mm; a silver medal by C.L. Dolman, named (Bro. H.A. Crook, No 4911), 65 x 35mm; 1914-1918, a silver medal, named (Bro. E.J. Mayhew, No 1804), 46 x 38mm; a silver-gilt medal, in glass lunette with metal band, named (Bro. H.W. Warwick, served as Steward to R.M.I.B. 1932. R. M.B.I. 1938); Royal Antediluvian Order of Buffaloes, Norwich & District Examining Council, a brass and enamel medal, named (Presented to Bro. W. Tompson K.O.M., for Services rendered as Waiter, 1934), 43 x 35mm [6]. Varied state; three in original boxes
£100-£150 Provenance: J. Webb Collection
706
Shield, 1924, silver, 40mm; Regular Army Team, Bangalore, 1924, bronze, 40mm; Runners Up, Bangalore Cup, 1924, silver, 40mm [4]. Very fine or better; first with loop and ring for suspension
Provenance: J. Webb Collection Award medals to S. Cox, Middlesex Regiment: “A” Coy, Best Shooting Coy, Cairo, 1920, silver, 26mm; Winners, Dewar
£80-£100
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