World Historical Medals from Various Properties


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Provenance: A Collection of Historical Medals, the Property of a Gentleman, DNW Auction 165, 4-5 December 2019, lot 1494 NETHERLANDS, Assassination of Johan and Cornelius de Wit, 1672, a silver medal, unsigned, conjoined busts right,


rev. legend in eight lines, 49mm, 43.17g (v.L. III, 87/81). Good very fine, toned x 804 x 805 £150-£180


PAPAL STATES, Pius XII, 1950, a gilt-bronze and enamel medal, unsigned, 32mm; Pius XII, 1950, a silver medal, signed MA, 33mm; together with other religious medals (2) [4]. Very fine or better; each with loop for suspension


£40-£60


SOUTH AFRICA, Union of South Africa and the Opening of the First Parliament, 1910, a plated medal by W.J. Dingley, bust of George V three-quarters left, rev. crowned central arms, shields of the South African provinces around, 38mm. About extremely fine, rare


£30-£40 806


SOUTH AFRICA, Milnerton Turf Club, 1940-1941, an enamelled brass badge by H. Leighton Piper, back stamped 319; The Plateau Turf Club, a silver-gilt and enamel Member’s badge by R. Pringle & Sons, hallmarked Birmingham 1925; Transvaal Owners & Trainers Association, an enamelled brass badge, unsigned, back stamped 65 [3]. Very fine and better


£20-£30


807


U.S.A., New England Society, 100th Annual Festival, 1805-1905, an oval silver medal by Tiffany, the Mayflower with date 1620 below, back un-named, 36 x 30mm. Extremely fine, toned; with thistle suspension loop, original faded ribbon and silver suspender bar


£90-£120


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