World Historical Medals from Various Properties


x 828 x 829


SOUTH AFRICA, Visit of President Kruger to Cologne, 1900, a silver medal, unsigned, Prussian eagle, rev. KÖLN EHRT DAS OPFER, etc, 36mm (Hern 340; AM Cat 149). Extremely fine, rare


£150-£200


SOUTH AFRICA, Field-Marshal Lord Roberts, 1900, a white metal medal, unsigned, 38mm (Hern 388); South Shields Honours Heroic Mafeking, 1900, a white metal medal, unsigned, 32mm (Hern –) [2]. Very fine and better, second rare but with some light tin pest


£60-£80 x 830


SOUTH AFRICA, South African War and Indian Famine Fund, 1900, a silver award medal, unsigned, crossed flags, rev. wreath, un-named, 39mm (Hern –). Good very fine and toned, rare


£50-£70


x 831


SOUTH AFRICA, Death of Eugene Smith, 1901, a silver medal by Elkington, bust right in bush hat, rev. legend above tablet, 45mm (Hern 656 [not listed in silver]; AM Cat –; cf. St James’s 7, 875). Extremely fine and extremely rare in silver; in original case by Elkington & Co Ltd, Medallists


£200-£300


Capt Eugene Clementi-Smith, DSO (1847-1901), educated at St Paul’s School, London; served first in Canada and later in South Africa, where he received a fatal wound at Harrisburg on 11 September 1901, dying on 4 October. Throughout his service career he had been involved with shooting and the NRA shoot annually for gold, silver and bronze medals in his name


x 832


SOUTH AFRICA, Edward VII, Coronation, 1902, Natal, a silver medal awarded to chiefs by Joseph & Sons, Port Elizabeth, crowned bust right, rev. arms of Great Britain with supporters above wildebeests of Natal in cartouche, 51mm (W & E 4325A.2; cf. J.J. Ford VII, 332-4). About extremely fine and toned, very rare; with clip and ring for suspension, ribbon and pin


£400-£500 www.dnw.co.uk all lots are illustrated on our website and are subject to buyers’ premium at 24% (+VAT where applicable)


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