The Maurice Lennard Collection of Powder Flasks, Powder Horns & Militaria, April 1987

Conditions of Sale

1. The highest bidder to be the purchaser, subject to the Auctioneers having a right to refuse the bidding of any person Should any dispute arise as to the biddings, the lot in dispute to be immediately put up for sale again at the preceding bidding, or the Auctioneers may declare the purchaser.

2. No person shall advance less at a bid than a sum to be nominated by the Auctioneer and no bid shall be retracted

3 All lots are sold subject to the right of the seller or h is agent to bid or else to impose a reserve.

4. The purchaser to give his name, address and to pay down 10 per cent of the purchase money in part payment thereof In default of any of which matters the lot or lots purchased may be immediately put up again and resold .

5 All lots are sold as shown and with all faults , imperfections , and errors to description The Auctioneers act as agents; they have full discretion to refuse any bidding or to withdraw any lot or lots from the sale without in either case giving any reason ; neither they nor the Vendor are responsible for errors of description or for genuineness or authenticity of any lot or fault or defect in it , and make no warranty whatever

6 The lot are at the buyer 's risk from the fall of the hammer and are to be taken away at the buyer's ex pense, in default of which the Auctioneers will not hold themselves responsible ; if the same are lost , stolen , damaged , or otherwise destroyed , but they will be left at the sole risk of the purchaser. If the lots are not cleared or paid for, they may then be sold immediately either publicly or by pr ivate reaty, without any notice being given to the defaulter.

7. Upon failure of the purchaser to comply with any of the above conditions the money deposited in part payments shall be forfeited , and the de{aulter shall make good any loss arising from the resale, together with the charges and expenses in respect of both sales

8. No goods are to be removed wh ile sell ing is in progress Receipted invo ices must be produced pr ior to delivery of any lot The auctioneers reserve the right to request identification in the case of any purchaser not known to the Auctioneer who pays by cheque. Charging to credit cards will not be accepted as means of payment.

" No person being the purchaser of any item falling within the provisions of the Antiqu ities Act 1975 or the Arms Act 1958 shall be entitled to take possession of such item or to demand possession thereof from the Auctioneer unless and until such person produced to the Auctioneer a licence pursuant to the appropriate one of the two Acts referred to above."

Instruction to Bid

Instructions to bid at sales are accepted by Peter Webb Galleries Limited and carr ied out free of charge Lots w ill be bought as favourably as is allowed by the bidd ing in the saleroom and any reserve imposed

(Sale 92a)

Webb's

catalogue of

The Maurice Lennard Collection of

Antique Powder Flasks & Powder Homs and items of militaria

1D BE SOLD IN A MORNING SESSION COMMENCING AT 11 AM & (Sale 92b) catalogue of

Rare Coins of the World

An extensive collection of gold coins of the world. A superb group of bronze medals of the late 18th and 19th Centuries depicting the events of the Napoleonic era. A small selection of Ancient Roman, Greek and Byzantine coins of the highest quality. Rare New Zealand coins including 3 Waitangi crowns and a Pattern penny.

A comprehensive collection of English coins from the Celtic period to the 20th Century including some outstanding Anglo Saxon, Norman and Mediaeval, bought in the 1950's from B. A. Seaby Ltd.

10 BE SOLD IN AN AFTERNOON SESSION CO1\1MENCING AT 4 PM LITTS 1-289 AND AN EVENING-SESSION COMMENCING AT 7.30PM LITTS 290-551

WEDNESDAY tsrn APRIL 1987

Viewing: Monday and Tuesday 13 & 14th -9 am-5.30 pm or by special arrangement.

All sales are subject to the conditions of business printed inside the front cover of this catalogue and to any reserves front cover lot 371 and lot 10 back cover, a selection of gold coins

Peter Webb Galleries Limited

POWDER FLASKS

Lots illustrated in this catalogue are marked with an asterix*

'I.; Length over all including charger.

'R' Riling - 'The Powder Flask Book' by Ray Riling, 1953 Edition

la A rare Smith Motor Wheel circa 1913 manufactured by 0. Smith & Co Milwaukee Original chassis plate no. 824 Length overall 246 cm. This finely preserved example is known to be one of two in New Zealand . The other is presently at the Southward Transport Museum. This example was imported 40 years ago and has remained in storage most of this time. 9000-12000

* 1 R859 US Pea ce Flask by American Flask & Cap Co. Charger to 4 grai n s No dings or dents. VG and all complete. Scarce 400-500

*2 R860 US Peace Flask, maker 'Batty', circa 1860. H eavy weight. In spectors mark-AOK-A VG and all complete. Scarce. 550-560

* 3 R864 US Fouled anchor marked O.H.P. VG and all complete Scarce.

4 R299 Large Link Flask no maker. Charger 3 to 4 drams Good. 4 Carrying rings 9½ o/a

5 Rl083 Large leather covered body. German Siltop by Sykc5 Cur off faulty Charger 2¼ -3 gm Leather split at seams Good. 100-1 30

2

Lot 3

6 RI089 Large leather covered-German Siltop by J ames Dixon (Body as RI089) Charge 2½ -3¼ drams Leather very good VG 150-180

7 RI094 Very large leather covered flask AM Flask & Cap Co Charger 3-4 grains Leather split at seams Spring broken 10½ o/a 80-120

8 R390 Very large shell pattern no maker. All complete. Dents 9½ins. 80- 120

* 9 R95 3 Very large patterned on both s id es Hunt er game and dog under tree. American Flask and Cap Co. Spring missing. Dent s. 120-140

Lot

10 Rl285 Twin Dolphins Large Bartrum VG to EX all complete No dents or splits. Charger 2-2 ½ drams Rare 250-300

15 R373 Patterned, both sides Huntsman under tree with gun and dogs, by 'Dixon ' on spout. VG. No splits or dents 7 ¼ in 100-120

16 R213 but larger. Plain large copper flask by Dixon VG Dents 9 ¼ in 70-90

* 11 Rl277 Twin Dolphins medium Bartrum VG and Body EX No dents or splits Top corroded. Rare. 225-275

* 12 Rl276 Twin Dolphins small Bartrum EX. Spring missing Rare 300-350

13 R217 Plain large flask with flipover charge Rl407 1 1/8-2 3/4 drams VG and all original Top marked G & JWM "Fireproof ' 160-180

*17 R436 similar. ice continental with Boy and Deer, " Pistol Flask" Some Dents and Splits Needs cut off and spring 80-100

* 14 R432 Patterned both sides with plain top Hawkesley Charger 2¼ to 3 dram s VG 9'1• in (Larger than R432)

* 18 R81 l Colt pistol flask Eagle shield etc. B. Star and E . Pluribus unum in banner. VG body and top, needs spring and cut off. 80-100

* 19 R808 Colt pistol flask Eagle on hammock s VG bodv all complete, minor small dents 150-180

20

Rl483 Leather Shot flask James Dixon Pat. Top VG Seams etc. 30-40

21 See Rl477 Leather shot flask Patent top VG seams ere 30-40

22

Rll28 Similar. Larger example 'Continental' 'Clear Horn' base marked. Gosset Brevete 140-160

23 Rl257 Similar. Cylindrical Plain 6½" o/a with hangers stamped 480·on base VG 40-60

24 See R Pages 89/90/91 Large 9 x 4 ¾ ¼ painted iron by John Hall. G. 40-50

25 Not In R. Oak leaf with dog and boar's head. On both sides plain charger. VG with only 2 small holes in side, for hanger loops? 70-90

26 R727 Birds in panel of foliage. Light weight VG order and condition 80-100

27 R280 Similar. Not in R. Linked chain and rope VG order and condition. 130-160

28 Not in R. Three Pheasants in panel of bush and foliage. "Heavy" Top marked Bartrum & Co. 2¼ -3 drams VG order and condition. 140-170

29 Not in R. Dog and Hunter as R890 but standard shape. Top marked P Frith Patent. Heavy. Copper. Split Seam VG and complete. 100-140

30 Similar 288, Fluted in o/a Good condition and complete. Minor dents, graduated top. 90-100

31 Similar R355 Shell V Good condition Spring missing Charge 2¼-3 drams. 100-120

32 Similar R21 l Large iron standing seam 10" o/a Top Sutton Patent. VG order and complete Graduated charger 70-90

33 R210 Plain - flat backed with small apertures. VG order and complete . Unusual. 140-160

34 Similar 1114. Continental Horn. With 4 Carrying Rings VG order and condition Complete 90-120

35 Rll40 Continental Horn with charger 120-160

36 Pewter. Hunter and Dog behind stone wall. 6 in. o/a. Continental. V.G. order 70-90

37 Similar. Rlll9. 6 in. o/a Horn. V.G. condition

38 Another but smaller with brass charger 50-70

39 Moroccan hand worked leather. See Riling 22 40-45

40 Arab powder primer and ram rod. 40-45

41 Large leather powder container with screw top - flat back and bottom No 2 on base 60-80

42 Large iron powder container. Moroccan. 45-60

43 40-50 Another in leather

44 Early horn !last 45-55

45

Double powder and shot horn with patent ends with carrying chain 90-120

46 R932. Dog and Hunter. Seated hunter. Two dogs in front, foliage on left. L.8" graduated charger. Top marked "Patent". Minor dents. Repairs to top and dented bottom 70-100

47 Not in R. Dog and Hunter. Hunter with gun seated on tree trunk. Two dogs on right. 7½ ''. Graduated charger. Frith patent top. V.G. Heavy. Repaired charger. 100-120

48 R918. Dog and Hunter standing Hunter with gun, dog on each side. 7¼ ''. Similarto illustration of9 I 8 in Riling but decorated overall. Graduated plain charger. Doubled sided Patent top. G. Light 80-100

49 R935 Heavy metal. Dog passing tree. L.8". Graduated charger. "James Dixon and Sons Sheffield". Patent top. V.G. Heavy brass. Dent in back. Bada Seal 150-180

50 R524 Panel double sided L.7¼ ". Graduated charger. Plain top. G. Repairs to seams. 50-70

51 R660. Foliage. Double sided. Shaped body. L.7.5 /8" Graduated c harger and plain top. No rings. Very decorative flask VG. Minor repair top. 140-160

52 R5 35 . Panel double sided. L. 7½". Graduated charger. Plain top. VG. and original. 120-140

53 R539 Panel. Double sided shaped body. L.8". Graduated charger. Top marked "Patent" V.G. and original except for screws. 150-180

54 R530. Panel. Heavy metal. Single sided, shaped body. L.8 " No rings. Graduate,! charger. Plain top. " James Dixon & Sons Sheffield". VG. and original. Light dent in back 160-190

55 R950. Dog and Hunter. Single sided. Two dogs fox and deer heads. L. 7.3/4". Graduated charger. Plain top. Rings V.G. Complete. split seam at bottom. 80-120

56 Rl337. Shapes. "Gun Stock." See page 413 Riling for description Marked "N. 94923". Plain top L.8". Graduated charger. Modern pressing. Repro. VG.-Excellent. 60-80

57 Eagle. Double sided. Graduated charger. Plain top. L.8". VG and original. 130-160

58 Panel. Double sided. Front side has two dogs with hanging game. Back has panel. L.8". Graduated charger. Plain top. V.G. Broken spring. Repairs seam. 120-140

59 R542. Both sides same (panel as previous item) L.8 ". Graduated charger Plain top (not noted by R with both sides the same). V.G. 130-150

60 Rl033 Horse and other animals. Running hare. Pewter body. L. 7". Double sided. Brass graduated charger. Plain top. G. Replacement spring. 40-50

61 R736 Bird. Single sided. Heavy metal. Pheasant in panel. L.8½". Differs from R 736, having graduated patent top by Hawksley with spring operated cut off. See illustrations ofR 1392, 14069C. Light dents 120-140

62 R 724. Bird. Body double sided in zinc. L. 7". Plain top. Good. 40-50

63 X669 Foliage. Double sided shaped body. L.8 ". Graduated charger. Plain top. V.G. Dent in back. 120-140

64 Rl325. Shapes Similar to Rl325 but with additional lines on sides. L.6½". Graduated charger. Plain top VG. Heavy Plain 100-120

65 R897. Dog. Sitting dog and fish scale design. Double sided. Plain charger. One seam split. VT. Continental. Dents. 90-110

66 R421. Overall. Riling "scarce English flask with highly raised acanthus leaves" L.8" Graduated charger Patent top. Marked "James Dixon & Sons Sheffield". VG. Dent in back. Spring missing. 120-140

67 R419. Overall. Double sided. L.8½". Graduated charger. Patent top VG. Spring missing. Split seam 80 -100

68 R541. Panel. Double sided. L.8". Graduated charger. Patent top. VG. Repaired Broken spring. 100-120

69 R501. Panel. L.7''. Graduated charger. Plain top. (not to be confused with R505 or R504) VG original 100-120

70 R664. Foliage. Double sided Shaped copper body. Graduated charge. L.8¼". Plain top. VG. original. 150-170

71 R667. Foliage Double sided L.8 ¼ ". Graduated charger. Top stamped "Bartrum, Nimrod" (see R. p.113) VG. original 160-180

72 Rl353. Shaped flask L.8½". Graduated charger. Patent top . Copper. Stamped "J.W. Hawkeley, Sheffield". VG. Broken spring 140-160

73 R514. Panel. Double sided. L.7½" Graduated charger Plain top. Modern pressing. VG. Ex. Repro. 40-60

74 R651. Foliage Double sided. L.7 ½" Graduated charger. Plain top. VG Lightweight. Complete. 60-80

75 R4 I 6. Overall. Double sided. L.8". Pattern of foliage. "Grapevine" design. No rings. Graduated charger. Plain top (stated by R to be by Hawksley) VG -Ex. 150-180

76 R580 Oak leaf. L.8" Double sided. Graduated charger. Plain top. No rin gs. Stated by R to be by Barton, Alexander and Waller, or Hawksle y. (see page 313) VG. Broken spring 120-140

77 R572. Oak leaf. Double sided Huntsman and Hor r. on one side and deer head and foliage on other. (see R page 312 and 314) Graduated charger Plain top. L.8 " G. Some dents. Repro top. Repairs seam 60-90

78 R540. Panel. L.7½". Graduated charger. Plain top. 2 rings. V.G. Spring missing. 90-100

79 R540. Panel. L8". With 4 rin gs. Graduated charger. Plain top. V.G 120-140

80 R409 Overall. L.8". Graduated charger. (Pistol size). Patent top. Dixon & Sons. Body also marked "Dixon". 2-2.3/4 drams V.G. 130-150

81 R417. Overall. L.8". Graduated charger. Plain top. 2 rings. V.G. and lightweight. 80-100

82 R413. (Similar). Net overall. L.8". Graduated charger. Patent top . Double sided. R "design created by Hawk sley". Similar to R.413 but more foliage at top. Separated by ring. G. Light weight. Missing spring. 70-90

83 R41 I Overall "Net" pattern L.8". Graduated charger. Plain top. No Rings. V.G. Missing spring and cut off 80-100

84 Overall. Not found in R. Double sided. Graduated charger. Plain top. Shape similar to R42I. V.G and complete. Screws not original 150-170

85 R6 71. (for design) Foliage. not as long neck as illustrated at R671. L.8". Graduated charger. Patent top. Bartrum "Nimrod". R p. 324. Split seam Spring missing 40-60

86 R4 l 5. Overall. Double sided. Design oflaced panels ofreeds. (Hawksley) Graduated charger 3 drams. Patent top. L.8¼" V.G. 2 Langer loops missing. 120-140

87 Rl322. Shaped double sided. L.8". Graduated charger. 3 drams. Plain top. Ne rinp:s . V.G. Broken spring otherwise complete 130-160

88 R357. Shell and Bush. Double sided Plain top Screw missing Dented. Incomplete top. 40-60

89 R433. Overall Basket decoration by Dixon. L.8". Graduated charger. Marked "Dixon & Sons". Plain top. V.G. and complete 140-160

90 R504. Panel. Pistol flask. Double sided. Graduated charger. Plain top. L.6". (see R503/54 for larger size) Fair. Light. Repaired seams. 30-50

91 R331. Shell and Bush. Pistol flask. Double sided with sloping charger. Graduated. Plj1in top. L.6". (R 331 has straight charger) V.G. Body. Original lacquer. 110-130

92 R469 Panel. Pistol flask Double sided. Graduated charger. Top marked "Patent". L.6½". Fair. Dents. Top not original. 30-50

93 R731. Bird. Double sided. Three partridges (see R page 331) Plain top. This item probably cut down from full size flask. Rings. L.6". Brass. Fair. Made up spout etc. 30-50

94 Not in R but similar shape to Rl432 p.424. Pistol flask with cover in shell design compartments for powder (with spout) and for balls and screw offbase for caps. Body copper and brass. Rare in thi s form Good. As for cased pair. 140-160

95 Rl075. Leather covered pistol flask. L.5¼ " Screw offcharger. Not Graduated. Compartment for balls. Compartment in base for caps with sliding lid. Top. G Unusual. Spring missing Recovered. 90-120

96 Rl287. Small "gun st0ck" pistol flask by Dixon. Plain top. L.5¼". Modern pressing VG. Ex repro 50-70

97 Similar shape to Rl344. Copper with standing seam. Long charger. Plain top L.7"o/a G. made up spout. Continental. 60-90

98 R205. Long flask by G. & J. W. Hawksley Sheffield Graduated charger. Patent top. L.8¼ "o/a V.G. and unusual shape. Long tapered. 120-140

99 Rl332 Long flask. Graduated charger. Marked "Sykes Patent" L.8". No rings. Patent top. G. spring missing 50-70

100 R819. Long plain flask Graduated cha rger. L.7'' Patent top marked "Colts Navy Flask" and "James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield". Probably modern pressing, V.G. Ex. Repro. 120-140

101 Rl91. Plain pistol flask. L.5". Plain top. V.G. Broken lever. 70-90

102 Rl66. Plain pistol flask. L.4½". Plain top G . 60-80

103 R50I. Panel. Double sided Graduated charger. Plain top. L. 7''. V.G. Light weight. Spring and lev,: · rr1ssing 50-70

104

R84 l. Plain pistol flask with graduated sloping charger by James Dixon & Sons. Sheffield. L.5 ¼" This specimen with ring Good bag flask. Broken spring. 80-100

105 R310. Shell and Bush Pistol flask. L.5". Plain cha rger and top G. repaired top. 40-60

106 Rl004. Horse and other animals. Running hare. Double sided pistol flask (Birmingham) L.4 3/4". Plain charger and top G. Repaired top. Repro. Spout and Spring. Small dents. 50-70

107 R779. Eagel. Pistol flask. Double sided. L.5". Plain charger and top "Many speciments of these competitve flasks have succumbed to abuse and examples in fine condition and scarce". V.G. and original. 100-140

108 R330. Shell and Bush. L.6". Double sided brass flask. Graduated charger. Plain top. V.G. Plain. Original 80-100

109 Not in R. Design of running deer in front of spruce tree. Plain charger. Patent top. L.5". Lever missing. Good body. Incomplete. Repaired top. Spring missing 40-50

110 Rl 93 Plain pistol flask L.4.3/4" Plain top and charger. V.G. Comp lete. Some dents. 60-80

111 R806. Pistol flask " Colt " type. Eagle holding colt pistol in left claw and flask in right. L.4 ¼" Modern pressing. V.G. Silver plated. 60-70

112 R464 Pistol flask. "Ball" L.4 ½" Plain charger and top See R page 302 for note and illustration of this design V.G . and with lacquer. Original 100-140

113 R501. Panel. Pistol flask Double sided. L.4.3 /4" Plain charger and top V.G. Original 100-120

See lots 54-75 for other sizes of this design.

114 R310. Shell and Bush. Double sided pistol flask. L.4.3 /4". Plain top and charger. G. Split seam 40-60

11 5 Rl33. Pistol flask with compartments for powder and, in base, for balls and caps. Dixon make. Plain charger and top L.4½". V.G. Spring missing. One of a pair. 150-180

116 R314. Shell and Bush . Double sided pistol flask in zinc. L.4". Plain charger and top Complete. Dent 40-60

117 R314 Shell and Bush. Double sided pistol flask in copper. L.4 1h". Plain charger and top. V.G. Complete. 100-120

118 Rl061. Leather covered pistol flask. L.4". Plunger spout. Screw off compartment in base for caps V.G. Continental. 100-120

119 Rl46 Plain pistol flask. L.4 ½". Plain top and charger. V.G. 80-100

120 Rl66 Plain pistol flask. L.4½". Plain top and charger. V.G. Complete . 60-80

12 1 Rl66. Plain pistol flask. L.4 1h". Plain top and charger. G. Some dents 40-50

122 R355 Shell & Bush double sided L.8" charger graduated to 2 3/4 draws Top marked "Patent" "Shell & Wreath" design by Amercian Flask & Cap Co See R. page 287 Good. Non matching top. 40-60

123 R356 Shell & Bush Double Sided copper bush design has a pheasant in front. L.8 " charger graduated to 3 drams. Plain top. VG. unusual 70-100

124 R353 Shell & Bush double sided waisted copper body L. 7" graduated charger marked "Grove & Sons Plain top . V.G. Original. Small split in seam. Unusual. 100-120

125 R536 Panel. Double sided, graduated charger. Plain top. Repaired mp. Spring missing. 40-60

126 R388 Shell and Bush double sided copper flask L.8" Charger graduated to 3 drams. Plain top 4 rings. VG. and complete 100-140

127 R383 Shell and Bush shaped double sided L.8 1/," Charger graduated to 3 3/4 drams. Plain top. V.G and complete 100-140

128 R372 Shell and Bush. Heavy Guage Copper, Double sided L.8" Graduated charge to 3 drams Plain top V.G. order, with hanging rings Missing spring 110-140

129 R378 Shell and Bush. Double sided flask. L. 7" Graduated charger. Plain brass top. Zinc. G. Original. 40-70

130 R366 Shell and Bush, large copper flask similar to R366 but 9" long and larger body Graduated charger and marked "Dixon & Sons". Top marked "Dixon & Sons Patent". Good. Large split seam. Dents 60-90

131 Not m R. L.6 1/," Shell design similar to R362 but more compact. Graduated charger Top marked twice "patent" Good. Dents. Charger incomplete 50-70

132 R36 7 Shell and Bush, double sided L.8" Graduated charger. Top marked "patent" G. Repaired seam. Spring missing, broken lever. 50-70

133 R359 Shell and Bush, double sided copper flask. L.7'h'' Graduated charger. Plain top (Lever loose inside) Good. Broken spring 50-70

134 R368 Shell and Bush, double sided L. 7'h''. Graduated charger. Plain top V.G. light and complete. Original Lacquer. 80-100

135 R367 Shell and Bush Double sided heavy gauge copper. L8" Charger graduated to 3 drams. V.G. Light dent lower edge. 80-100

136 R367 As previous lot but with patent top. Charger graduated to 2 3/4 drams Top marked "Bartrum & Nimrod" V.G. body. Top incomplete. 60-90

137 R358 Shell and Bush Double sided, L.8". Graduated charger. Plain Cap. Good Split seams, dents. 60-80

138 R366 Double sided Shell and Bush. L. 7'' Plain charger and cap VG original lacquer, broken spring. 50-70

139 R358 Shell & Bush. Double sided, L.8" Charger graduated to 3 drams. Top marked 'patent' Good Incomplete top 50-70

140 R334 Shell and Bush. Small heavy guage flask L.6". Graduated charger marked "Dixon and Sons" Top marked "Improved Patent" and "James Dixon & Sons, Slyfield" VG. Copper. Dents on bottom. 70-100

141 R330 Shell and Bush. Double sided heavy gauge copper flask. L.6" Graduated pistol size charger. Plain top. VG Body, repair top 60-80

142 R635 Dead game. Large double sided brass flask L.8 1h". Graduated charger Patent Ep (makers name worn) 2 rings. V.G. Small split in side seam. Light dents 70-100

143 R799 Eagle. Double sided heavy guage flask. L.8" charge graduated to 3 drams. Patent top by J. Dixon. V.G. Broken spring. 80-120

144 R623 Dead Game. Double sided Hanging Game' L.8" Charger graduated to 32 drams Top marked "Improved Patent" Repaired seam and dent 80-120

145 R902/2 Dog and Hunter. Design shows a high hatted hunter ready for his dog to flush a bird. Single sided charger. Graduated Marked "Patent" and "Frith" Heavy metal. Copper. V.G. Scarce. 120-150

146 R930 Dog and Hunter. Double sided. Hunter with gun about to shoot game put up by dog L.8" Graduated charger No makers name on patent top VG. Brass Good Seams, dents 80-120

147 R212. Plain flask. Copper. L.7 1/,". Small graduated charger. Top marked "Collins Patent" 2 rings V.G Small dents 90-120

148 R214. Plain copper flask. L.8". Charger graduated to 2 1/, drams. Top marked "Sykes Patent". G Top incomplete. Spring missing. 50-70

149 R275 . Fluted. L.8". Charger to 3 drams. Top marked "Bantrum Nimrod". V.G. and complete 130-150

150 R279. Fluted. L.8". Charger to 3 drams. Top by James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield. V.G 140-160

151 R295. Fluted. L.8 1/• ". Graduated charger to 2.3/4 drams. Top marked "Bantrum & Co Nimrod" Small dents. V.G. Missing spring 130-150

I 52 R207 or similar. Plain flask. L. 7 3/4". Charger graduated to 3 drams Plain top. Ex. Broken spring. 120-150

153 R214. Heavy plain flask. L.7 1/," Graduated charger. Plain top. V.G. Bright brass Spring missing. 70-100

154 R271. Heavy fluted. Double sided. L.7.1 /3". Graduated c harger. Top marked "Patent" G and complete 70-90

155 R360 Shell and Bush. Double sided. L.7'h''. Plain top. Graduated charger. Re-curved scroll at bottom of shell pattern V.G. Complete. 120-130

156 R214. Plain heavy flask. L.7½". Charger missing. Top marked "Sykes Patent". V.G. Heavy. Spring missing 50-70

157 R207. Plain copper flask. L.6½". Graduated charger. Plain top. V.G Repaired Repro. charger. 40-60

158 R364. Shell and Bush. Double sided shell pattern. L. 7½" Graduated charger. Plain top. V.G Complete. 70-90

159 R269. Fluted. L.7½". Graduated charger. Plain top. 2 rings. V.G. Spring missing otherwise complete. 90-120

160 R201. Plain flask. L.6½" Graduated charger. Plain top. G. 40-60

161 R820. Colt. Single sided. Stand of flags and cannon. Plain charger and top. L.7" Modern . V.G. Italian. Repro. 20-30

162 R214. Plain flask. L.8". Charger to 3 drams. Top by G. & J. W. Hawksley Sheffield. G. Repaired seam 50-70

163 R291. Fluted. L.8½". Charger graduated to 3 drams. Top G. & J. W. Hawkesley Sheffield V.G. and complete. 140-170

164 R289. Fluted. L.8" Charger graduated to 3¼ drams Top by G. and J. Hawksley. Sheffield. V.G. original. Broken spring. 140-180

165 R503. Panel. L.8" Graduated charger. Plain top. See lots 54, 75,101 for other sizes in this design. V.G. complete. Small dent. 80-100

166 R343. Shell and Bush. L. 7½". Graduated charger. Plain top. G. Complete. Small dents 60 -80

167 R524 Panel. Body zinc L.7½" graduated charger. Patent top in brass Fair. Spring missing 40-60

168 R540 Panel double sided graduated charger to 3 drams Plain top. Raised seam Good. Clean no splits 80-100

169 R574 oak leaves Double sided L.8" Plain charger Top marked "improved patent" V.G. body, made up top with lacquer 60-80

170 R 725 Bird 3 Pheasants in foliage L. 7¼" Graduated charger. Top marked "Patent" Spring missing. Split seam. Light dents 60-80

171 R685 Medallion, double sided. Reclining dogs. L.7¼" Graduated charger Marked "P Cutt" Plain top. Good body with gilding. Repro top with original charger 40-50

172 R920 Dog and Hunter. Double sided, hunter and 2 dogs in foliage. L.7½" charger graduated to 2½.drams. Plain top. Copper. V.G. 80-120

173 R747 Dog and Bird. Brass body double sided L.7½" Charger graduated to 32 drams. Plain top. American Flask & Cap Company. Good. Spring missing. 60-100

174 R744 Birds. Double sided. Two Pheasants in foliage. L.8" Charger graduated to 3 drams Plain top. Spririg missing. Brass. 50-80

175 R537 Panel. Double sided L.8". Plain charger and top. BADA seal. V.G Brass. Dent on edge. 50-80

176 R906 (differs) Dog and Hunter. L. 7". Standing Hunter with Gun and Dog in front of him. Plain charger and top Double sided. Foliage differs from that in R906. Good. Repaired seam 50-70

177 Rl54. Plain pistol flask. L.4½" Plain top and charger. V.G. 80-100

178 Rl432. Pistol flask with compartments for powder; balls and caps in base with screw off lid. L.3.3/4". See R page 424. G. One of a pair. 150-180

179 R21 l. Plain iron flask with raised seam. L.8". Plain brass top. Long graduated charger. V.G. and original. 50-70

180 R219 Plain iron flask with raised seam with brass rib. Brass top marked "Sykes Patent" and "Extra Quality". L.8". Charger graduated to 3 drams. V.G. Broken spring. 50-80

181 R21 l. Plain iron flask with raised seam with copper rib. L.8". Graduated charger. Top marked "Sykes Patent", V.G. Complete 50-70

182 R354 Panel. Single sided L.8" Charger to 3 drams marked "Sykes". Top marked "Sykes Patent" V.G. Original. - Light dents. 80-100

183 R939 Dog. Double sided. L.8" Charger graduated. Top marked "G. Roe, Maker & Patent" Known as "The Pointer's Head" see R366. Dent on lower edge. 70-100

184 RJ039 Horse and other animals (Horse and standing hunter with gun). Double sided. L.7½" Graduated charger. Top marked "Patent". Brass body. Good. Split seam. 60-80

185 R616 Dead Game. Double sided. 2 hanging pheasants and other pheasants below L.7 ¼" Graduated charger. Plain top. Good Original Lacquer 60-80

186 R906 Dog and Hunter. Double sided. L.7". Graduated charger. Plain top. Foliage same as R906. Good. repaired seam. Broken spring 50-70

187 R606 Dead game. Double sided hanging game. L.8". Charger graduated to 3½ drams. Plain top VG Copper. 100-120

188 R638 Dead game. Double sided, brass body. L. 7½". Charger graduated.; by G & J W Hawksley Patent top. VG. Repaired seam. 70-100

189 R285. Fluted. Similar to R259 but slimmer and more rounded shape. L. 7½". Charger graduated to 2.3/4 drams. Plain top V.G. Missing spring and cut off. 70-90

190 R219. Heavy gauge plain flask. L.8" Charger graduated to 3 drams. Patent top marked "Bartram & Co" and "Nimrod" a " useful " flask. Dents.

40-60

191 R349. Shell and Bush L.7 ½". Zinc body. In better order than most remaining zinc flasks. Patent top. 2 rings Plain charger. 50-70

192 R682 Medallion. Double sided. 2 pheasants. L.7½". Graduated charger. Top marked "patent" Heavy gauge metal. V.G. Complete. 120-130

193 R219. Plain heavy gauge flask. L.8". Charger graduated to 3 drams. Top marked G. & J. Hawksley. Sheffield. VG. Spring missing. 100-120

194 R293 Fluted L.8½" Charger graduated to 3 drams. Top by G. & J. Hawksley Sheffield. Elaborate fluting. Scarce, hand fitting form. VG. and complete. 140-160

195 R343. Shell and Bush L.6 ¼ ". Top marked " Patent". Missing cut off and spring. 40-60

I96 R214. Plain heavy gauge flask L.8". Charger graduated to 2 drams Top marked "James Dixon and Sons. Sheffield". V.G. Minor dents. 70-100

197 R259. Fluted. L.8". Graduated charger. Marked "Dixon & Sons" Plain top. Shaped copper body. G. Missing spring. 70-90

19th Century powder horns

* 199 A pair of powder horns decorated on each face with costumed ladies. Length 375mm.

200 A pair of powder horns decorated on each face with costumed figures. Length 300 mm.

* 20 I A pair oflarge powder horns with scalloped rims and carved cedar plugs decorated all over with English scenes and figures. Length 340 mm.

202 A good pair of powder horns decorated on each face with costumed figures. Length 370 mm.

* 203 A good powder horn of American origin decorated all over with a coat of arms 'Liberty. 1779 an Appeal to Heaven Arbuthnot - Holland' and a map of New York. Length 330 mm.

* 204 A pair of powder horns decorated on each face with Scottish figures and laurel leaves. Kauri plugs. Length 350 mm.

Lot 205

* 205 A powder horn decorated with military and costumed figures. Length 340 mm

* 206 A pair of powder horns decorated on each face with semiclad fema le figu res and portraits of a man and woman. Scalloped edges and plugs Length 320 mm.

207 A good powder horn decorated on the face with costumed ladies, one on horseback. Replaced plug. Length 280 mm.

208 A pair of small powder horns decorated on each face with classical figures. Length 240 mm.

209 A large powder horn possibly of American or Eastern origin Incised decoration to lower section, the wooden plug fitted with brass cap and lidded spout. Length 340 mm.

210 A powder horn decorated on face with protraits and flowers. Length 325 mm.

211 A powder horn decorated on face with costumed figures. Scalloped edge and plug. Length 380 mm

212

A powder horn decorated on face with costumed figure and animals, Length 310 mm.

213 A powder horn decorated on face with costumed ladies. Length 290 mm.

214 A pair of powder horns but both left curving, decorated all over with costumed figures, scalloped edges and plugs. Length 295 mm.

215 A powder horn offlat section decorated on face with portraits of soldiers and others . Probably 20th Century. Length 270 mm.

216 A powder horn with brass cap decorated with ladies portrait. Length 320 mm

217 A plain powder horn. Length 315 mm

218 An Eastern powder horn with brass fittings Length 355 mm

219 A powder horn, the pointed half carved to octagonal section, decorated with a house Length 270 mm

220 An English powder horn with silver capped plug and plated spout. Dixon & Sons. Length 280 mm.

221 Another with plated nozzle by Sykes. Length 265 mm .

222 Two powder horns, one decorated. 250 mm and 300 mm.

223 A small powder horn from Afghanistan decorated with turquoise and brass

224 A large Eastern powder horn with brass decoration.

Bayonets

225 Yataghan Sword Bayonet for Snider Rifle. Blade 58 ems. All steel parts plated. Very decorative item. 70-80

226 Pattern 1907 with hooked quillon, dated 1915. Rare in this condition as hooked quillons usuall y removed. Good leather scabbard. Hook replaced. Fair 50-70

227 'Elcho' pattern 1870 . Saw backed blade 50.13 ems. See 'Latham' Blade welded. Fair only. 50-70

228 Baker Rifle bayonet, 2nd pattern. 1801. Blade 58 ems. Brass grip and guard 160-200

229 Martini Henry socket bayonet. Triangular blade 45 ems. Blade polished Fair 50-70

230 Martini Enfield socket bayonet. Triangular blade 43 ems. Fair 60-80

231 Socket bayonet for Brown Bess Musket, with East India pattern spring. Triangular blade 39 ems. (Blackmore P 216). Very good. 80-100

232 25-40 English Socket bayonet with Indian markings

Guns

233 Large flintlock brass barrelled blunderbuss Barrel 16 1/2" long I 5/8" Muzzle Proof marks ofJames II and Gunmakers Coy, London. C 1640. Restocked. Fair Condition.

400-600

234 Matchlock musket (probably Arabian or Indian) Barrel 40" long damascened with gold and silver. 56" o/a Barrel bands and escutcheons silver, Ramrod. Very good condition.

200-250

235 Brass barrelled coaching blunderbuss, by T. Ketland, London. Barrel 15 1/2" long 31" o/a. Converted to percussion View and proof marks ofKetland and Armourers Coy. C 1650. Good brass and wood with minor repairs. Not correct hammer.

650-750

236 Double barrelled flintlock blunderbuss b y W. Richards & Co. (1815) Barrels 15" long. Locks, cocks and trigger guard engraved. Fair condition Needs work.

300-400

237 Flintlock 'Spring' gun Blunderbuss shaped barrel 13" long, 20 1/2" o/a These guns were mounted on top of a post, allowed to turn as on a pivot. Provided with one or more wires (Springs') stretched through the wood or garden. Ifa poacher came into contact with a wire the gun swung round in the direction of the pull which fired the charge, either of slugs or a bullet, often with fatal results. Sometimes used in Church yards to protect newly made graves from body snatchers Barrel set in oak frame bound round with two iron bands . (Lock cover missing). C 1700 Good condition.

250-300

238 'Howdah' gun double barrelled percussion muzzle loading pistol Barrels 8" long, 16 bore. Cap box in butt (lid missing). Lock and rib engraved "Lacy & Co." Lock coloured by heat treatment. Safety catches German silver blow-out plugs. Engraved hammers. Proofs ofGunmakers Coy. C 1850. When the great white hunter has missed with both barrels of his rifle and the tiger is leaping up the elephant's trunk, the Shikari shoots it in the eye with both barrells of the gun kept in the howdah for the purpose Hence the name 'Howdah' gun. Hammers replaced. Cap box lid missing. Good condition. Needs work.

400-500

Miscellaneous

239 Leather shot flask with brass charger in very good condition 40-60

240 Leather shot flask with iron charger. Fair condition 25-35

241 Powder flask with oak leaves. Very good condition. Small split in seam at base Charger 2-2 3/4 drams 80-100

242 Old Black Powder Tin 'The Diamond Co.' 20 -30

* 243 Tranter Patent Re volver Early cartridge with loading gate and finely chequered grips Very good condition w ith traces ofblue and case colours 350-400

* 244 A Rook rifl e by H. Clarke & Sons, Midland Gun Works, Leicester in Fine condit ion 95z Blue and finely engraved at breach. In an early re-lined green baize leather case with label in lid. 450 -500

244a An exceptionally fine victorian double barrelled shotgun with extra barrel, by the great 19th cenrury British maker WW. Greener. The gun, which is superbly decorated with chasing and engraving, has a gold owner's name plate on the butt The case includes various cleaning materials and is accompanied by a box of cartridge reloading implements estimate on request.

Telescopes

245 A brass sheathed telescope by Harrison & Son. London Circa 1860. L. closed 51 cm 450-550

246 A brass sheathed telescope by Dolland in four sections with cover. Circa 1850 L. closed 40 cm 450-550

247 A brass telescope by Dolland. Leather sheath. Circa 1850. L. closed 53 cm 450-550

248 A brass telescope in four sections. Made for P.W. Pearce 'P.W.P. Mirage Master' L. closed 31.5 cm. Circa 1900 350-450

249 A brass telescope. Day or Night by Dolland, London Leather sheath. Circa 1850 L. closed 52 cm 400-500

250 A brass telescope mahogan y sheathed by J. W. Blakeney Sunderland Circa 1860 L. closed 63 cm 400-500

25 1 A brass telescope leather sheathed by Yeats and Son Dublin , Circa 1870 L. closed 28.5 cm 350-450

252 A brass military telescope mahogany sheathed. No makers name. Circa 1900 L. closed 22 cm 250-350

253 A brass telescope leather sheat hed No makers name Military or Naval. Circa 1890. L. closed 2 1 cm

Militaria books

254 Claude Blair; European and American Arms. Crown 1962

255 Karel Toman; A Book of Military Uniforms and Weapons. Hamlyn 1964

256 AJR. Cormack; The World Encyclopaedia of Modern Guns, Octopus 1979

257 Harold F Williamson; Winchester, the Gun that Won the West. Barnes, 1961

258 Frederick Wilkinson; Collecting Military Antiques, Wardlock 1976

259 Henry J Kauffman; The Pennsylvania-Kentucky Rifle Stacpole 1960.

260 Larry Koller; The Fireseide Book of Guns. Ridge Press 1959

261 Harold L Peterson & Roben Elman; The Great Guns, Ridge Press 1971

262 Geoffrey Boothroyd; The Handgun, Cassell 1970 .

263 Merrill Lindsay; One Hundred Great Guns, an illustrated history of Firearms, Blandford 1968.

264 George B Johnson & Hans B Lockhoven; International Armament, 2 vols LS.A. pubished 1965

265 Harold L Blackmore; The Worlds Finest Sponing Guns, Regent Books 1983.

266 Thomas Gamber & Schedelmann; Arms & Armour, Thames & Hudson 1964.

Coins & Medals

Expert: Robert Loosley

Session commences at 4 pm

PREFACE

This is the first important coin catalogue produced by Peter Webb Galleries and it promises to be the most valuable and varied ever offered at auction in New Zealand. All the coins are from New Zealand collections formed over many years, and this sale presents buyers with a unique opportunity to acquire coins of international standing.

The collection of gold coins of the world includes very attractive coins, notably the Austrian Proof 100 Corona (Lot 6) and Marie Louise 40 lire (Lot 36). The collection of bronze Napoleonic medals is outstanding and is described at the beginning of the collection (starting Lot 219). The ancient coins include some extremely fine solidi, notably the Anthemius (Lot 285). Three Waitangi crowns and a Pattern penny highlight a small New Zealand selection. The collection ofEnglish coins features a rare Aethelwulf penny (Lot 338), two Aethelberht pennies (Lots 339, 340) an Alfred penny (Lot 234) and some outstanding gold including a Henry VI noble (Lot 371) Half noble (Lot 372) quarter noble (Lot 373) and an Edward IV ryal (Lot 376).

GRADINGS

Gradings used in this catalogue:

FDC In flawless mint state

EF In almost unworn condition

VF Slight wear on the high points of design

F Considerable signs of wear on the raised surfaces

Fair The inscriptions and main features of the design still distinguishable

Poor A very worn coin

ILWSTRATIONS

Coins illustrated in this catalogue are marked w£th an asterix*

AN IMPORTANT COLLECTION OF GOLD COINS OF TIIE WORLD

I ARGENTINA, Argentino (5 pesos) 1885 (KM6) VF 160-180

2 AUSTRALIA, Queen Victoria Sydney Mint Sovereign 1863 (KM4)Fine 200-250

3 AUSTRALIA, Sydney Mint Sovereign 1866 (KM4) VF 400-450

4 AUSTRALIA, Sydney Mint Sovereign 1870(KM4)nearry VF 300-350

5 Another (KM4) good fine 200-250

*6 AUSTRIA, Proof 100 Corona, Commemorating the Diamond Jubilee of Franz Joseph I (KM622)Almosc as scruck, some lighc scracches in field 1500-2000

7 4 Ducats, 1881 (Y 25c) nearly VF, plugged 250-300

8 Franz Joseph I Ducat 1894 (Y23a) EF 60-80

*9 CANADA George V 10 Dollars 1912 (KM27)good VF 500-600

10 5 Dollars 1912 (KM26)good VF 200-250

11 EGYPT Abdu!Mejid 100Quirshyr.2(KM235.I) VFremoved from mounc 180-200

12 Another yr. 15 (KM235.2) good VF, removed from mounc 180-200

13 Abdul Aziz 100 Quirsh yr.5 (KM263) VF removed from mounc 180-200

14 Another yr. 14 (KM263) VF removed from mounc 180-200

*15 FRANCE Napoleon Bonoparte 40 Francs 1811 A (Paris) (C167.1) Fine, removed from mounc 250-350

16 Second Republic 20 Francs 1851 A (Paris) (Y.10) nearly VF, removed from mounc 130-160

17 NapoleonIII20Francs 1862(Y.40.l)Fine, removedfrommounc 130-160

18 10 Francs 1856A, 1858A, 1910 (3 coins) Fine-VF 200-250

19 FRANCE 10 Francs 1851A, 5 francs 1858A RUSSIA 2 roubles 1756, ½ rouble 1777 SPAIN ½ escudo 1788, (5 coins) poor co fine buc all removed from mouncs 150-250

20 GERMAN STATES Bavaria, Otto 20 marks 1905D (Y40) good VF 180-200

21 10 Marks 1888 D (Y39) Fine 80-100

22 Hesse - Da-instadt, Ludwig IV 10 marks 1878 H (Y71) nearry VF

90-110

23 Prussia, Wilhelm I 20 marks 1887 A (Y115a) VF 160-200

24 Friedrich III 20 marks 1888A (Y119) VF 160-200

25 20 marks 1888A (YI 19) 10 marks 1888A (Yl 18) (2 coins) VF and good VF 250-300

26 10 marks 1888 D (Yi 18) nearly EF 80-100

27 Wilhelm II , 20 marks 1905A (Y124) VF 160-200

28 20 marks 1898A, 1911A (Y124) nearly VF(2 coins) 340-380

29 20marks 1909A(Yl24a), JO marks 1905A(Y123a)(2coins) nearly VF 250-300

30 20 marks 1909 (Yl24a) VF 160-200

31 20 marks I 910, 10 marks 1873 VF both removed from mounts (2 coi.is) 250-300

32 10 marks 1898A, 1901A, 1905A (Y123a)(3 coins) nearry VF 250-300

33 10 marks 1898A, 1904A, 1905A. (Y123a)(3 coins) nearry VF 250-300

34 20 marks 1913A (Y127) EF 160-200

35 INDIA Bengal presidency mohur 1790-1792 (C779) VF, but some reengraving in rev. field 260-320

*36

ITALIAN STATES Parma, Duchess Marie Louise 40 Lire 1815 (C32) Virtually as struck, a few light scratches 800-1000

37 ITALYUmbenoI20Lire 1884R(Rome)(KM21)nearryBF, Scarce 250-300

*38 JAPAN MeijiCoinage, Mutsuhito(1867-1912)20yenMeiji

30 (1897) Obv. Radiate sun, Rev. value within wreath (Y34)good VF 1200-1800

39 Another (Y34) good VF 1200-1800

*40 10 Yen Meiji 34 (1901) (Y33) EF 500-700

41 Another (Y33) BF 500-700

42 Another (Y33) EF 500-700

*43 5 Yen Meiji 30 (1897) (Y32) good VF 350-450

44 Another (Y32) good VF 350-450

45 Another (Y32) good VF 350-450

46 Another (Y32) nearry BF 400-500

4 7 Another (Y32) good VF 350-450

48 I Yen Meiji 4 (1871) (Y9) VF, edge a little filed 200-250

*49 MONACO, Albert I 100 Francs 1891 (YI) VF 650-850

50 NETHERLANDS, Wilhelmina I 10 Guilden 1911 (Y30) good VF 150-180

51 PERU One Libra (Pound) 1917 (KM207) 1/5 Libra 1912 POZG (KM210) (2 coins) both good VF 220-280

52 RUSSIA, Nicholas II 10 Roubles 1899 (Y64) Fine 180-220

53 RUSSIA, 5 Roubles 1888, 1899 (Y42, 62) (2 coins) VF 220-280

54 SOUTH AFRICA, Kruger Pond 1892. Double shafted waggon type (KMI0.l) F 160-200

55 SOUTH AFRICA Pond 1897 (KM102) good F 160-200

56 SOUTH AFRICA Pond 1898 (KMl0.2) VF 200-250

57 SOUTH AFRICA Pond 1898 (2) Half Pond 1895 (3 coins) Fine 450-500

58 SWITZERLAND. 20 Francs I 935 LB (KM35.1) (4 coins) nearry BF 500-600

59 TURKEY, Murad V 100 Piastres (C22) VF, removed from mouni 150-180

60 Abdul Hamid II 100 Piastres yr. 1 (Y38) VF, removed from mount 150-180

*61 US.A., Double Eagle (20 dollar) 1893 VF 600-800

*62 US.A., Coronet Eagle (10 Dollar) 1901S (San Francisco)Fine, removed from mount 350-450

63 Indian Head Eagle (10 Dollar) 1910D (Denver) VF 350-450

64 Another VF 350-450

65 Coronet Head HalfEagle, 5 dollars, 1900 (Yl7)EF, smalln·m nicks 180-220

66 Another 1901 San Francisco good VF 180-220

67 U.S A , Indian Head Half Eagle (5 Dollar) 1910 VF 180-220

68 Liberty Head Dollar 1852C (Charlotte) Fine 180-220

69 2½dollars 1899, 1911 I dollar 1852(3coins) VForbetterbut all removed from mounis 180-220

70 VATICAN, Pius VI Doppio d'oro (30 Paoli) 1792 (C95a)good Fine 160-200

71 VENICE Lodovico Manin zecchino (Cl40) Fine but plugged SWEDEN 5 Kronor 1901 (Y24a)BFTURKEY 25 piastres(C295) Fin e JAPAN Ichibu Kin One bu (Cl 9) Fin e (4 coins) 200-300

* 72 ANCIENT ROME Julian II A.D. 360-363 Solidus of Antioch His diad Bust r. Rev. Roma and Constantinopolis holding shield Cf Sear 3965 VF 500-700

73 GREAT BRITAIN George II 2 Guineas 1740 (S3668) Fine, removed from mount 350-450

74 George III Guinea 1777 (S3728) nearly VF, removed from mount 220-280

75 Guinea 1786 (S3728) Fine 200-250

76 "Spade" Guinea 1787 (S3729) VF 250-300

77 "Spade" Guinea 1791 (S3729) good VF 300-350

78 "Spade" Guinea 1793 (S3729) F 200-250

79 "Spade" Guinea 1793 (S3729) VF 250-300

80 "Spade" Half Guinea 1798) (S3735) FIVF 120-160

81 Half Guineas 1804, 1808, Third gu inea 1803, Quarter guinea 1718 (4 coins) Fair to fin e but all removed from mounts 250 -350

82 Half Guinea 1808 (S3737) VF, light scratch across head 150-200

*83 Sovereign 1820 (S3785) nearly BF 600-800

84 Another nearly VF 200-300

85 George IV Two Pounds 1823 (S3798) Fair 350-450

*86 Sovereign 1821 (S3800) BF 800-1200

*87 Half.sovereign 1828 (S3804) nearly BF 400 -500

88 William IV Sovereign 1831 (S3829) Fine, removed from mount 180-220

*89 Victoria Two pounds 1887 (S3865) nearly BF 350-450

*90 Edward VII Two pounds 1902 (S3967) VF, removed from mount 350-400

91 VICTORIAN SOVEREIGNS, Young head , type I, Shield rev London mint, 1842, 1845 , 1849, 1861, 1863 (5 coins) (S3852) Fin e or better 900-1100

92 1884M (Melbourne) Shield back BF 180-220

93 1887S (Sydney) Shield Back BF 180-220

94 Type II, St. George rev., London mint, 1871 (2), 72, 73 (4 coins) (S3856) Fine-BF 700-800

95 1884M (Melbourne) St. George rev. , BF 180-220

96 1887M (Melbourne) St. George rev., BF 180-220

97 1879M, 1883M, 1885M (3 coins) Fin e or better 500-600

98 1880M, 1881M, 1884M (3 coins) nearly BF 500-600

99 1886M (3 coins) nearly BF 500-600

100 Sydney mint, 1875S, 1882S, 1887S, (S3858) (3 coins) good VF 500-600

101 1887S (Sydney) St. George rev., BF 180-220

102 1876S (Sydney) St. George rev., BF 180-220

103 Another BF 180-220

104 Victoria, Young head, shield back half sovereign 1887S (Sydney) (S2862) Fine 80-100

105 Victoria sovereign type set S 3853, 3855, 3857, 3867, 3875 (5 coins) VF or better 800-120

106 As before (5 coins) VF or better 800-1200

107

As before but S3852 for S3855 (5 coins) VF or better

125 1911M EF 800-1200 180-220

108 The Three Heads ofVictoria Young, Jubilee and Old heads

126 Another EF (3 coins) nearly EF or better 180-220 500-600

127 1912M EF

109 As before (3 coins) nearly EF or better 180-220 500-600

128 1913S (Sydney) EF

110 Victoria Jubilee head 1893M EF 180-220 180-220

129 1925S (Sydney) EF 111 1889MEF 180-220 180-220

112 1887M EF

130 1912S, 1916S (2 coins) better chan VF 320-380 180-220

113 Another EF

131 Pretoria mint 1926 SA, 1927 SA, 1928 SA (3 coins)(S4004) Good VF 180-220 500-600

114 Another EF 180-220

115 Melbourne mint 1887 (6 coins) VF or better 900-1200

116 Melbourne mint 1888, 1889, 1891, 1893 (4 coins) Fine or better 650-800

117 Melbourne mint 1903, I 905, 1906, 1907, I 909 (5 coins) VF or better

132 Three generations, Victoria, Edward VII and George V (3 coins) 500-600

133 As before (3 coins) 500-600

134 Sovereigns (6) Sydney mint 1894, 1895 (2), 1900, 1901 (2) F-VF

135 Edward VII London mint 1904, 1908, 1909, 1910(4coins) VF-EF 800-1000 650-800

118 I 906M (3 coins) VF or better 500-600

119 1906S (Sydney) EF 180-220

120 Sydney mint 1908 (3), 1909 (2), 1910 (6 coins) VF or better 1000-1200

121 1903S (Sydney) (6 coins) VF or better 1000-1200

122 1906P (Penh), S (Sydney) M (Melbourne) (3 coins)good VF or better

136 1902M (Melbourne) EF 180-220

137 1904M (Melbourne) EF 180-220

138 1907M (Melbourne) EF 180-220

139 Melbourne mint 1895 (2) 1896, 1897, 1899, 1901 (2)(7 coins) VF or better 1100-1500

140 1887, 1889M, 1889S (3 coins) Fine or becter 500-600 500-600

123 1903M, 1910S, 1910P (3 coins) VF-EF 500-600

124 George VLondon mint, 1911, 1913, 1914, 1915 (2)(S3996) (5 coins) VF-EF 800-1000

141 Victoria Old Head London mint 1898, 1899, 1900 (3 coins) F-VF 500-600

142 1900M (Melbourne) EF 180-200

143 1901M (Melbourne) EF 180·220

144 1894S (Sydney) EF 180·220

145 1895S (Sydney) EF 180·220

146 1898S (Sydney) EF 180·220

147 Another EF 180·220

148 1901S (Sydney) EF 180·220 A collection of world coins

149 AUSTRALIA Sydney mint half sovereign 1857 Fair 80·120

150 Another 1863 Fair 80·120

151 Another 1866 Poor 80·100

152 Another 1866 Poor, removed from mount 80·100

153 Australian 200 Dollar sealed proof I 980 200·300

154 Australian Fantasy Pattern Dollar 196 7 Unc so.100

155 Australian Florins 1910, 1913, 1915, 1927, 1931, 1951, 1954 (2), 1960, 1961, 1962, 1963 Fair-BF 80·100

156 Shillings 1910, 1911, 1916, 1925, 1931, 1936, 1942(2), 1954 P.EF, the firsc VF 80·100

157 1937 Crown; Sixpences (7), 1910·1951; Threepences (4), 1910·1936 Pennies (2); Halfpenny; Tasmanian tokens (2) (17 coins) F·EF 50-80

158 An album of Australian threepences of different dates (43) including 1942 Melbourne Fair·EF or better 80·100

159 An album of Australian Pennies of all dates except 1926 and 1930 (76) Fair·EF 80·100

160 Australian Florins (7), Shillings (6), Sixpences (5), Threepences (4), Pennies (88), Halfpennies (123) generally Fine or better 100·150

161 AUSTRALIA Florin 1927 (Canberra), Penny 1916 I, Halfpenny 1915 H, FIJI Florin 1934, Sixpense 1935, Penny 1934, Halfpenny 1954 (7 coins) The third fair, the rest EF 120·150

162 AUSTRIA, Franz Joseph, ducat 1915 restrike (Y23C) Unc 80·100

163

BARBADOS Penny token 1788, type II

BRITISH WEST INDIES Anchor coinage ¼ dollar 1822; CANADA Large cents 1912, 1917, 1918, 1919, New Brunswick penny 1854

CEYIDN SO cents 1921, 25 cents 1893, 5 cents 1912 H, ¼ cent 1890 HONG KONG one cent 1905

MAURITIUS Rupee 1934 (13 coins) The first two good F, the rest EF 120·150

164 BELGUIM, Leopold II, 20 Francs 1875 VF 150·200

165 BRJSITH WEST AFRICA Two Shillings 1919; One shilling 1914; Threepence 1915; penny 1917 RHODESIA AND NYASALAND Halfcrown 1955; Florin 1957, Shillings 1956, 1957; Penny 1957 P.EF

50·80

166 CANADA Pennies and halfpennies (15) mainly tokens, and Newfoundland 20 cents 1881 mainly fine or better 50·80

167 CEYLON 10 cents - 50 cents (7) INDIA Mainly Victorian silver (18) F·EF 50-80

168

CEYLON 2,500 years of Buddhism 5 Rupees, 1957 Unc 30·50

169 Another Unc 30·50

170 CHINA Dollar (1912) Li Yuan•hung Founding ofRepublic (Y321)EF 50·100

171 CYPRUS 18 Piastres 1901, 1938; 9 piastres 1901, 1907, 1919, 1938; 1901 (7 coins) F·EF so.so

172 EAST AFRICA Shilling 1949, 5 cents I 935, 1936, I cent 1920 The last VF and scarce, the rest EF or better 50·100

173

EAST AFRICA AND UGANDA PROTECTORATE 50 cents 1910;25cents 1913(2); 1914; lOcents 1911, 1912; I cent 1911 , 1918, I pice 1898 Fine-BF 50-100

174 EGYPT 20 piastres 1916, 1917; 10 piastres 1916; 10 qirsh 2H F-EF 80-100

175 FRANCE Napoleon as Consul, Quart (¼ franc) AN 12 (1804) mint D (Lyon) Fine 80-120

176 FRANCE

5 Francs 1817 B (Cl81.2) nearly VF 20-40

177 FRANCE 20 Francs 1911; 5 Francs 1865 Good VF and Fine 200-250

178 GERMAN EAST AFRICA I Rupee 1914] FRANCE 50 cents 1852A

MONACO 2 Francs 1926P

AUSTRIA 6 Kreuzer 1849A

SPAIN Peseta 1903 (5 coins) The first good VF, the second fair, the rest EF 120-150

179 HAWAII

Half dollar 1883 good Fine 100-150

180 Quarter dollar 1883 good VF 100-150

181 Quarter dollar 1883 good Fine 80-120

182 I Pfennig 1894 Unc, with lustre 120-180

183 HAWAII Dollar 1883 nearly VF 350-450

184 Half dollar 1883 good Fine 100-150

185 GERMAN NEW GUINEA 5 Mark 1894 Fine 600-800

186 2 Mark 1894 EF 250-350

187 2 Pfennig 1894 Unc with lustre 200-300

188 IRAN 5,000 Dinars AH 130 (7); 2,000 Dinars AH 130 (3) (10 coins) VF-EF 150-250

189 ITALY Victor Emmanuel II , 20 lire 1863 (Yl9 .1 ) Fine 150-200

190 Vittori Emmanuel III, 20 lire 1928 yr. VI EF 80-120

191 JAMAICA Penny 1920; halfpenny 1905, 1928, Farthing 1890, 1932, 1934 EF 40-60

192 KENYA Mombassa, I rupee 1888; ½ rupee 1890; ¼ rupee 1890; 2 annas 1890 (Km 2, 3, 4, 5) EF-Unc 150-200

193 MEXICO 8 reales 1768 (KM 105) nearly VF 50-100

194 NORWAY 3 skilling 1868, 2 skilling 1871 ITALY 25 centesimi I 902 NETHERLANDS ANTILLES 25 cents 1943P (4 coins) all EF 80-100

195 PALESTINE 50 mils 1934, 20 mils 1934 VF 150-200

196 PALESTINE 20 mils 1934, 10 mils 1937 (Y4, 5) VF 50-100

197 PAPUA NEW GUINEA 100 Kina 1975 Sealed proof 200-250

198 SEYCHELLES 1976 Independence Proof Set 1000 Rupee (Gold) to I cent in case of issue (9 coins) mint sealed 350-450

199 SOUTH AFRICA Krugerand 1973 Unc 800-1000

200 SOUTH AFRICA Half crowns 1897 (2), 1925, 1930 , 1932, 1937, 1941, 1951, 1958, 1960 F-EF 50-80

201 Florins 1894, 1896, 1923, 1924, 1937, 1940, 1942, 1943, 1952, 1957, 1960 F-EF 80-100

202 Shillings 1897 (2) 1924, 1936, 1942, I 960 (2) Sixpences 1893, 1927, Threepences 1896, I 929, I 960 F-EF 50-100

203 Pennies 1892 (2), 1930, 1931 , 1934, 1937, 1941, Halfpennies 1933, 1934 VF or better 50-100

204 SOUTHERN RHODESIA Rhodes centenary Crown 1953 in official case, Halfcrowns 1932-1947 complete (14 coins) generally VF or better 80 -120

205 Halfcrowns 1932, 1934 (2), 1935 (2), 1937 (2), 1941, 1942, 1944, 1946 (2), 1952, 1954 (14 coins) generalry VF or beuer 80-100

206 Florins 1932, 1935 good VF and EF 50-80

207 Florins 1932, 1937, 1944, 1954 VF-EF 50-80

208 Florin 1941 EF 100-150

209 Shillings I 932, I 934, I 936 (2) I 937 (2), I 939, I 942, I 944, 1950 (10 coins) F-EF 50-80

210 Sixpences 1936, 1937, 1941, Threepences 1934 (2), 1935 (2), 1936(2), 1937, 1941, 1942, 1949, 1951, 1952(15coins)F·EF 50 -80

211 Pennies 1934, 1942 (2, one bronze) 1943, 1944 (2) 1954, Halfpennies I 936, 1938, I 954 F-EF 50-80

212 STRAIT SETTLEMENTS Dollar 1903; 50 cents 1891, I 907; 10 cents 1902; I cent 1903, I 907 NORTH BORNEO 25 cents 1929; 5 cents 1928, I cent 1889, 1890, 1935 (11 coins) Fine-EF 80-100

213 SWITZERLAND 20 francs 1927B (Y41) Unc 150-200

214 U.S.A. Ten dollars 190!S good VF 400-500

215 U.S.A. Five dollars 1882 nearly EF 200-250

216 U.S.A. 29 coins 50-80

217 VATICAN CITY Pius XI 10 centesimi nearry EF Rare 80-120

218 Tokens and counters of the world including Wairarapa (6) (approx 100) Lot 50-100

A magnificent collection of bronze Napoleonic medallions

This superb collection - made up earlier this century - is a very comprehensive range of the medals of Napoleon, depicting the important milestones and battles in his flamboyant history. The medals are original strikings in bronze. Size is given in millimetres. The condition of these pieces is extremely fine and bener, in many cases they are as struck. When condition is not EF or bener, this is stated, as are verdigris flecks and lacquering which occur on a few of the medals. The lacquering is subtle and does not detract from the medals In many cases the obverse portraits in bold relief are by Andrieu and reverse medallists are noted. Altogether the finest group of Napoleonic medallions to ever appear on the Australasian market.

REFERENCES

Ess. = D'Essling, Prince. Importante collection de Monnaies et Medailles; Consulat et Empire Napoleon Paris, 1927.

Br. = Bramsen L., Medaillier Napoleon Le Grand, Paris. 1904-13.

*219 1796

Battle Of Montenotte AE 41. By Gayrard and Jeuffroy. Young uniformed bust of Napoleon Rev. Victory over globe. Ess. 684. toned 90-100

*220 Battle of Millesimo and the combat of Dego, AE 43 By Lavy Hercules smitting the Hydro. Rev. Inscription. Ess. 685. splendid 90-100

221 Battle of Castiglione and combat of Peschiera. AE 43 By Lavy. Fighting warriors. Rev crossed trumpets. Ess. 690. toned 90-100

222 Surrender of Mantua AE 42. By Lavy. Ess. 701; and another, AE 35. By Gatteaux. Ess. 702 (2 medals) 130-150

223 Crossing of the Tagliamento, AE 43. By Lavy. Troops approaching male river figure. Rev. inscription. 90-110

*224 Treaty of Campo Formio, AE 55. By du Vivier. Young uniformed bust of Napoleon Rev. Napoleon on horseback. Ess. 7260 130-170

*225 1798

Conquest of Egypt, AE 40 By Jouannin and Brenet. Bust of Napoleon. Rev. Two camels drawing Napoleon in triumphal chariot. Ess. 766. 90-110

*226 Conquest of Lower Egypt, AE 33. By Brenet, Ess. 756; Conquest of Upper Egypt, AE 35. By Galle. Ess. 793. (2 medals) As struck 90-110

227 1799

Arrival of Napoleon at Frejus. AE 33. By Galle. Ess 795. toned 40-60

228 1800

Battle of Marengo, AE 50. By Brenet and Auguste. Small bust of Napoleon I. Rev. Inscription. Ess. 834 As struck 90-110

229 1800

Death of General Desaix at Marengo. AE 49. By Brenet and Auguste. His bust r. Rev. Inscription. Br. 44. 90-110

230 Assassination Attempt on Napoleon. AE 49. By Auguste His uniformed bust I. Rev. Inscription. Br. 76. toned 100-120

231 Foundation ofQuai Desaix. AE 42. Ess. 854; National Column in the Place de Vendome. AE 42. Ess. 846; Passage of the St. Bernard and Battle of Marengo. AE 40. Some edge bumps on the latter (3 medals) 120-140

232 The Department of the Seine. AE 60. By Gatteaux. Uniformed busts of Napoleon, Cambaceres, Le Brun. Rev. Inscription. Br. 64 90-110

233 Transference of the corpse ofTurenne to the Invalides. AE 50. By Auguste. Br. 71. 100-120

*234 1801

Peace ofLuneville. AE 55. By Droz Br. 106: and another AE 42. By Andrieu Br. 107. Some verdign"s on obv of the former. (2 medals) 130-170

235 1802

Peace of Amiens. AE 49. By Dumarest. Br. 195. 70-80

236 Public Inscription Organised. AE 40. By Andrieu. Br. 214; Re-establishment of Religion. AE 50, By Andrieu. second medal rubbed on obverse (2 medals) 130-150

237 1803

French School of Fine Arts in Rome re-established. AE 58. By Gatteaux. Br. 1178. 90-110

238 The Treaty of Hanover broken and Hanover occupied. AE 41. By Jeuffroy. Br. 271; The 'Venus de Medicis' AE 40 By Droz Br. 280. (2 medals) 90-110

239 Schools of Pharmacy of Paris AE 38. By Brenet; Br. 264; Preparations for the Invasion of England. AE 33. Br 276; Negotiations with England. AE 13. Br. 268. (3 medals) 90-110

240 1804

The Louvre Museum 'salle de Laocoon' AE 34 By Andrieu. Br. 367; and another 'salle de l.:Apollon Br. 370. some verdigris on reverse of former. (2 medals) 80-100

*241 Inauguration of the Legion of Honour AE 40. By Andrieu and Galle. Br. 310; Speech to the Army at the Camp ofBoulogne. AE 40. By Jeuffroy and Jaley. Br. 318; Camp ofBoulogne. AE 40. By Droz. Br 320; Civil Code Decreed. AE 42. By Brenet. Br. 291. (4 medals) 180-220

242 Coronation and Consecration, AE 40, 32, 21, 14. Bust of Napoleon. Rev. Napoleon standing on shield held by soldier and senator. Br. 326,327,328,329 (4 medals) some surface bumps 100-120

*243 Coronation of Napoleon and Pope Pius . AE 40. By Droz and Jaley. Bust of Pius VII r. Rev Notre Dame Cathedral, Br. 350. vedegris spoi on obverse 70-80

244 Coronation Festivities AE 35. By Brenet. Br. 359; Distribution of Eagles. AE 26. By Droz. Br. 357; Re-establishment of the Mint. AE 40. By Andrieu. Br. 380; the Vaccine. AE 40. By Andrieu Br. 400. some slighi surface marks 170-200

*245 Coronation Festivities. AE 67. By Galle and Jeuffroy, Laureate head of Napoleon. Rev. Paris standing before Napoleon. Br. 358. magnificem, verdegris spol on obverse 140-160

246 1805

Deputation of the Mayors of Paris to Schonbrun, AE 68, By Galle and Brenet. Napoleon and Murat receiving two figures. Rev. Victory. Br. 453 obverse cleaned, otherwise nearly EF 100-120

247 Visit of Pius VII to the Mint. AE.41. By Droz. Br. 409; Coronation at Milan. AE 40, By Andrieu and Jaley Br. 418; lacquered, verdegris spot on edge; Monument of General Desaix on Mt. St Bernard AE26. By Brenet. Br. 427; and another similar; (4 medals). 140-160

248 Genoa reunited with France, AE 39, By Droz. Br. 422; School of Medecine. AE41. By Andrieu and Jouannin, Br. 467; Breaking up of the Camp ofBoulogne and Crossing of the Rhine. AE 40. By Andrieu and Brenet. Br. 430; Oration to Army on Lech Bridge. AE 40, By Andrieu Br. 432. (4 medals) 200-250

249 Capitulation ofUlm and Memmingen. By Jaley Br 433; Capture ofVienna and Presburg. By Galle Br. 443; French Standards retaken at Innsbruck. By Brener. Br. 442; Battle of Austerlitz By J aley. Br 445. All AE 40mm. (4 medals) 200-250

* 250 Battle of Austerlitz. By Andrieu. Br. 446; Interview ofU rschutz. By Andrieu, Br. 452. (verdigris spot on reverse); School of Mines of Mont Blanc. By Brener. Br. 471; Peace ofPresburg. By Andrieu. Br. 455. All AE 40mm, (4 medals) 200-250

251 Thanksgiving for Peace, Vienna, By Andrieu, Br. 461; Conquest ofVenice. By Brener. Br. 460; Column ofthe Grand Army, By Brener. Br. 463; Liguria reunited with France. By Brener (verdigris flecks on rev. All AE 40 mm (4 medals) 180-220

252 1806

Conquest ofDalmatia. By Brener Br. 513; Conquest ofNaples. By Brener. Br. 516; (has been lacquered) Distribution of the Kingdoms. By Andrieu. Br. 553 (verdigris spot on obv.); Marriage of the Prince of Baden and Stephanie Napoleon. By Andrieu. Br. 522 All AE 40 mm. (4 medals) 180-220

253 Battle ofJena. By Andrieu Br. 537; Another. By Galle Br 538, (lightly lacquered); I..:Arc de Triomphe du Carroussel. By Brener. Br. 557. Confederation of the Rhine. By Brener Br. 534. AllAE40 mm. (4 medals) 180-220

254 Conquest oflstria. By Brener. Br. 512; Entry ofNapoleon into Berlin. By Jaley Br. 546; Capitulation of Spandau, Stetting, Magdebourg and Sustrin. By Jeuffroy. Br. 548; Alliance of France and Saxony. By Andrieu. Br. 551; Occupation of Hamburg. By George. Br 549 (has been lacquered). All AE 40 mm (5 medals} 230-270

255 1807

French Army on the Vistula. By Brener. Br. 620; Battle ofEylau. By Brener. Br. 628; Napoleon at Osterode. By Andrieu. Br. 631; Independence of Danzig. By Andrieu Br. 652. All AE 40 mm. (4 medals)

200-250

256 Battle of Friedland, by Galle Br. 632, (lacquered, slight stain on obverse); Another by Brener. Br. 633; Campaigns of 1806-7 By George. Br. 634; Conquest of Silesia. By Andrieu. Br. 635 (verdigris spot on reverse) All AE 40 mm. (4 medals). 180-220

257 Peace ofTilsit. By Droz Br. 640; Duchy of Warsaw Established. By Brener Br. 653; Kingdom of Westphalia Established By Brener, Br. 660; Marriage of Jerome Napoleon and Princess Catherine of Wurtemberg By Andrieu. Br. 662. All AE 40 mm. (4 medals) 200-250

258 Victories ofl807. By Jaley Br. 674; Simplon Pass Completed. By Brener. Br. 688 (verdigris specks on rev.) Road from Nice to Rome. By Gayard. Br. 690. (verdigris specks on rev.) (3 medals)

130-170

259 1808

Reunion ofEtruria with France. By Brener. Br. 721; Battle ofSommo Sierra. By Jeuffroy Br 756; Entry into Madrid. By Brener. Br. 757. (has been lacquered) All AE 40 mm. (3 medals) 130-170

260 1809

Rupture of the Treaty ofPresburg. By Andrieu and Brener. Br. 844; Entry into Vienna. By Andrieu Br. 847; Battle of Essling and Crossing of the Danube By Brener. Br. 859. (verdigris spot); Battle of Raab. By Dubois. Br. 854. All AE 40 mm. (4 medals) 180-220

261 Antwerp Attacked by the English. By Domard. Br. 870; Rome reunited with France. By Andrieu Br. 848 (lacquered); Union with Rome. By Depaulis . Br. 849; Conquest oflllyria. By Depaulis. Br. 879. (lightly lacquered) All AE 40 mm. (4 medals) 180-220

262 Battle ofWagram By Galle. Br 860; (lightly lacquered); Peace of Vienna By Andrieu. Br 876; Visit of the King of Saxony to the Medal Mint. By Andrieu Br. 883. Opening of the Ourcq Canal. By Andrieu. Br. 868. All AE 40 mm. (4 medals)

200-250

263 1810

Funeral of Marshal Lannes, Duke ofMontebello, 1810. AE 68 By Galle Br. 971. Stain and verdigris spot on obv, good vf, rare 90-110

264 Visit of the King and Queen ofBavaria to the Mint. AE 40, By Andrieu. Br. 939; Visit of the Grand Duke ofWurzburg to the Mint, AE 34. By Brener. Br. 968. (2 medals) 100-120

265 Marriage of Napoleon and Marie Louise in Paris. AE 32. By Andrieu. Br. 954; another AE 26. By Galle. Br 955; Another AE15. Br. 956. Another, AE 15 Br. 958 (4 medals) 90-110

266 Monument to General Desaix. By Brener. Br 976; Marriage to Marie Louise in Paris. By Jouannin. Br. 952; Orphans of Holders of Legion of Honour. By Depaulis. Br. 980, (verdigris spot on obv.) All AE 40 mm. (3 medals) 120-140

267 1811

Birth of the KingofRome. AE 40; AE 40; AE 32; AE 15 (verdigris on rev. oflast item) Br. 1099, 1091, 1100, 1101. (4 medals) 130-160

268 Baptism of the King of Rome, AE 67. By Andrieu. Napoleon holding his Son over Font. Rev. Turreted crown around inscription. Br. 1125. nearly BF 130-160

269 1812

Retreat from Moscow. By Galle. Br. 1168. (lacquered}; Capture of Vilna. By Andrieu. By Jeuffroy. Br. 1162. (lacquered} All AE 40 mm. (3 medals) 120-140

270 Entry into Moscow. By Brenet. Br. 1164 (lacquered, slight verdigris) French Eagles of the Volga. By Michaut. Br. 1166; Fench Eagle on the Beresina. By Brandt. Br. 1158 All AE 40 mm (3 medals) 120-140

271 1813

Battle ofLutzen By Depaulis Br. 1229; Battle ofWurchen. By Brenet. Br. 1232; Monument decreed on Mont - Cenis By Brenet. Br. 1233. All AE 40 mm (3 medals) 130-150

272 1814

Victories of 1814. AE 40. By Brenet. Br. 1348. 40-60

273 1815

The March on Paris by Napoleon from Elba. AE 40. By Andrieu and Brenet Br. 1591; 40-60

274 1821-40

Death of Napoleon, 1821. AE 40. Br. 1845 (verdigris specks); Napoleon's statue Returned to Place Vendome, 1853. AE 35. Br. 1914; Transference of Napoleon's remains to the Invalides, 1840. AE 41. By Bovy. Br. 1990. (3 medals) 80-100

Ancient Greek, Roman and Byzarttine coins

* 275 Sicily, Messana 480 - 461 B.C tetradrachm Obverse Biga of mules Reverse Hare running r. (S842) (ex Seaby Jan 1955, AG6)good F 350-450

*276 Thasos, 411 - 350 B.C. trihemiobol Obverse Satry kneeling I, holding Kantharos Reverse Amphora (SI 755) (ex Seaby Sept. 1955, A.G. 440) VF 200-300

* 277 Athens, 449 - 413 B.C. hemiobol Obverse Head of Athena, Reverse Owl standing (S2531, Svor 10, 56)(ex Sea by Feb 1956, A.G. 15l)BF 300-400

* 278 Bithynia, Kios, 350 - 300 B.C., hemidrachm. Obverse Head of Apollo r Reverse Prow of galley (S3757) (ex Seaby Sept 1955, A.G. 456) VF 250-350

* 279 Phocaea 480 - 400 BC Electrurn sixth-stater. Obverse Helmeted Head of Athena 1. Reverse Incuse Square (S4530) Obverse a little off centre (ex Seaby Feb 1955 G 152) good VF 1200-1500

* 280 Syria, Antiochos VIII, tetradrachm Diad. Head of Antiochos r. Reverse Zeus enthronedL. (S7145)(exSeaby Jan 1955 AG 7l)BF 450-550

* 281 Egypt Ptolemy II 285 - 246 BC tetradrachm Obverse Head of Ptolemy I r, Reverse Eagle standing on thunderbolt (ex Seaby Sept 1955 AG 480) BF 400-500

*282 Rome Constantius II AD 337 - 361 Gold Solidus of Antioch. Obverse Diademed bust of Constantius r. Reverse GLORIA REIPVBLICAE Rome and Constantinople seated holding shield Cl08 (ex Seaby June 1955 G727) BF, superb. 1000-1500

*283 Honorius AD 395 - 423 Solidus of Constantinople Obverse His helmeted bust facing. Reverse CONCORDIA AVG Roma seated (C3, Sear 4142) (ex Seaby Aug. 1956 G 1007) BF 900-1200

*284 Theodosius II A.D. 408 - 450 Solidus of Constantinople. Obverse His helmeted bust facing Re verse IMP XXXXII. COS. XVII P.P. Roma seated 1. (GB, - Sear 4188) (ex Seaby Feb 1956 G 156}BF 750-950

*285 Anthemius AD 467 - 472 Solidus of Rome. Obverse His helmeted bust facing. Reverse SALVS REIPUBLICAE Anthernius and Leo I standing holding cross on globe and spears; ROMA monogram in field (C6) ex~ Cantomi collection, and Seaby Feb 1956 G 152 very rare BF 5000-7000

*286 Maurice Tiberius AD 582 - 602 Solidus of Constantinople. Obverse His helmeted bust facing. Reverse Victory holding Orb and Christogram (G 1, Sear 4 78) ex Blake collection and Seaby July 1956 G777 BF 500-600

*287 Constans II AD 641 - 668 Solidus of Constantinople. Obverse His bust facing Reverse VICTDRIA AVIUB Cross on Steps (G 3, Sear 956) ex Seaby Jan 1955 G9 Good VF 400-600

288 Abbasid Califs ofBaghdad. El-Mamum 813 - 833 dinar A.H. 199 of Cairo with El -Nuttalib, the Governor's name BMC 264 ex Seaby June 1955 G 842 VF 200-300

289 Roman denarii (2) Septimius Severns (Sear 1698) Plantilla (Sear 1898) AE 3s of Constantine I (Sear 3780) Constantine II London mint (S3848) (4 coins) denarii good Fine, AE 3s good VF 80-120 Coins and medals of New Zealand

290 Waitangi crown 1935 EF 2000-2500

*291 Pattern penny 1879 good EF 1800-2200

292 J. W. Mears halfpenny (A362, L332) VF Pierced 80-100

293 WAIRARAPA Farmers Co-operative Association. Complete Set of Tokens 20/- -1/- (6) VF or better 80-120

299 New Zealand tokens (30) Poor - VF 150-200

295 New Zealand and Australian tokens (60) Poor - good VF 250-300

*296 WAITANGI Proof Crown 1935 Virtually Unc 4000-5000

297 New Zealand Crowns 1949 (10) 1953, 1974 New Zealand Day (12 coins) EF or better 80-100

298 New Zealand Half crown 1944 EF 80-120

299 New Zealand Half Crowns 1941 (2), 1945, 1950 EF or better 80-120

300NewZealandHalfcrowns 1933-1946(33) 1947-1965(48) generally VF - EF 80-100

301 Halfcrown 1940, Sixpence 1936, Threepences (2) 1939 (4 coins) all EF or better 120-150

302 FIDRINS 1933, 1941. The first nearly EF, the second EF 80-120

303FIDRINS 1933, 1934, 1937, 1943, 1946(5coins)EForbetter 100-200

304NEW ZEALANDFIDRINS 1933-1946(64coins)generally VF or better 80-120

305 Florins 1943 (178) VF - EF 80-120

306 Florins 1943, 1945, 1946 Shillings 1934, 1945, 1952 Sixpence 1953 Proof (7 coins) E F. or better 100-150

307 Shillings 1934 - 1946 (13) Sixpences 1934 - 1965 (12) Threepences 1933 - 1964 (21) 50-80

308 George V Threepence 1935 EF Scarce 250-300

309 Threepences 1935 (7) F - VF 100-150

310Threepences 1934, 1939, 1940, 1941, 1942, 1943, 1944, 1945, 1948 (9 coins) all EF or better 150-180

311 1962 Proof halfpenny Unc 150-250

312 New Zealand Pennies (13) Halfpennies (11) including 1940 on thin flan and (2) Bahamas mule 2 cents (27 coins) generally VFEF or better, some with lustre 100-200

313 Pennies 1944, 1950; Halfpennies 1941, 1946, 1947, 1952, 1953, 1954, 1955 Tokens (2) Auckland Licensed Victuallers Id. (L304a), Kirkaldie & Stains l/2d (L 327a) (11 coins) The tokens F. and good VF, the rest Unc. and lustrous 120-150

314 Crown 1953, Sixpence 1952, Bahamas 2 cents mule EF 40-60

315 Mis-strikes 50c, 20c, Sc (3) (5 coins) 50-100

316 An album containing Halfcrowns (16) Florins (18) Shillings (1) Sixpences (3) Threepences (14) incl. 1935 generally Fine or better 50-100

317 Waitangi Crown 1935 EF 2000-2500

318 1953 Coronation Proof Set 8 coins in case of issue nearly Unc 100-200

319 1971 Proof Set (7 coins) Sealed 100-150

320 New Zealand Day 1974 Proof dollar nearly F.D.C. 300-350

Australasian medallions

* 321 Captain Cook, Royal Society medal, 1784; AE 43. By Lewis Pingo. His uniformed bust Rev Fortuna Standing with spear and rudder. (500 struck in bronze for members of the society) Three scratches in obverse field edge bumps, otherwise V.F Rare 400-500

* 322 New Zealand Agricultural Society Cattle show, fust prize awarded to Mr E. Maclean for a Hereford Heifer November 6th, 1866. AR 59 engraved on obverse and reverse inscription very rare, Nearly EF 400-600

* 323 Agricultural and Pastoral Society ofOtago, instituted 1865. AE 50. By J. Moore. Awarded to J. Gibson Smith for Hackney Jacob in 1868. toned, nearly EF 80-120

324 New Zealand and South Seas Exhibition of 1889 - 1890. AE 17. Morel 4 7, but no suspension and in bronze. Verdigris on obverse, fine. 50-80

325 Diamond jubilee of Queen Victoria, 1897. Gold 23.5 mm. By S. Kohn. Victoria receiving kneeling male Rev Her crowned bust I. Morel 51, loop attached, good VF 100-200

326 Auckland Metropo li tan Agricultural and Pastoral Association awarded to P. Nursford in 1936 for Ch. S. Pony. AE 45. Cow, sheep, pig and chicken above plough. Rev. Two horses and inscription. Rare, EF 100-150

327 Whangarei Borough Jubilee, 1946, AE 33. Bunch of grapes within inscription. Rev. Plain loop for suspension, good VF 50-70

328 Amokura Training Ship annual medal, undated. Awarded by Marine Dept., N Z. for ability and conduct. Scratches on reverse, edge bumps, verdigris specks, otherwise nearly VF 50-80

329 Canterbury Centenary, 1950. AR 50; another in AE; Otago Centennial, 1948, AE 51 (2); AE 31 (2) All as struck. (6 medals) 70-100

330 Miscellaneous Australian and New Zealand medallions in silver, bronze and base metal. Fine to EF (59 medals) 200-250

331 City of Auckland Centennial, 1971. Gold 42mm. Auckland Coat of Arms. Rev. Legend. EF 600-800

332 Fire Brigade Medal 1940 United F.B.A. 5 years service medal, 39 mm, Silver with decorated suspension bar, 2 years service bar, to Fireman CJ Guthrie, Cambridge Fire Brigade. 4.6.40 VF 50-80

Coins and

medals of Great Britain

*333 Gallo - Belgic Gold starter c. 57 - 45 BC. Obv. Blank. Rev. Disjointed curved horse, pellet below (M.27, S7) (ex Seaby Jan 1955 G 13)good VF 600-800

*334Another-GoldStarter(M27, S7)(exSeaby June 1955 G 736) good VF 600-800

335 Gallo-Belgic, Armorican (Channel Isles & NW Gaul) c. 50 BC. Billon starter (S13) good VF 120-180

*336 Catuvellauni, Tasciovanus C 20 B.C.- A D. 10. State r Obv. crescents in wreath. Reverse TASCIAV and bucranium over horse (M149, Sl57) good VF 800-1,000

*337 Early Anglo-Saxon silver sceat c 690- 725 (S783) (ex Seaby Aug. 1956, 6463) E F 600-1000

* 338 Kings of Wessex, Aethelwulf, penny phase IV (c. 855 - 859) Canterbury Reverse DEGBEARTH MONETA (S 1051) (Br. 8) (ex Seaby Aug. 1955, 9166) EF 1800-2200

*339 Aethelberht 858 - 866 penny Rev. HUNRED MONETA within limbs and angles of voided cross (Sl053) ex Seaby Aug. 1956, 6472) EF 1300-1500

*340 Aethelbert penny Rev SIGENHERE MONETA (Sl053) (ex Seaby Aug 1955, 9167) EF 1300-1500

*341 Alfred the Great, 871 - 900 penny Rev. Moneyer ' s name BUGA MON in two lines (Sl066) (Br. 6) (ex Seaby Aug 1955, 9168) EF 1000-1500

342 Aethelred II Long Cross type penny of Oxford (S1151) nearly VF but obverse and reverse pecked 150-200

343 Aethelred II, crux type Penny of Exeter (Sll 48) VF Striking crack 180-220

344 Aethelred II Last small cross type penny of Winchester (SI 154) good F, striking crack 120-150

*345 Canute, Quatrefoil type penny of Salisbury. Reverse ALFRED ON SEARB. (S1157) (ex Seaby March 1956, 5556) EF 500-600

• 346 Canute Helmet Type penny of Stamford (SI 158) VF 200-300

34

7 Canute short cross type penny of Winchester (SI 159) VF a little buckled 180-220

*348 Edward the Confessor, Expanding Cross type. Penny ofNorwich (Sll76) good VF Reverse double struck 250-350

349 Edward the Confessor Radiate type penny of York (SI 173) VF 250-350

*350 Edward the Confessor, Helmet type penny of Huntingdon. Reverse GODRIC ON HUNTE (SI 179, Br. 6) (ex Seaby June 1955, 7591) VF 400-550

*351 Edward the Confessor. Helmettype penny of York. (Sil 79) VF slightly buckled. 200-250

*352 Edward the Confessor Hammer cross type penny of Exeter. (SI 182) good VF 250-300

*353 Edward the Confessor, Pyramids type penny of Chester, variety with legend commencing at top of coin and crown without normal pendants. Reverse LEOFNOD ON LEI CS (SI 184, Br 10) nearly BF 500-600

*354 Harold II penny of Lewes. Obverse bust I. with sceptre HAI.OLD (sic) Reverse PAX across field, OZPOLD ON LEPEEI (Sll86) (ex Seaby March 1956, 5563) VF 1000-1200

*355 William I, PAXS type penny of Winchester (Sl257) VF 250-350

356 William I PAXS type penny (Sl257) good Fine, striking crack 200-300

* 357 Harold I, Jewell cross type penny ofLondon. Reverse GOD PINE ON LVNDE (Sll63, Br. I) (ex Seaby March 1956, 5557) BF 1000-1200

358 Henry I Penny, type XV, of Colchester (Sl276) Fine with the usual weaknesses 120-180

359 STEPHEN Watford type penny (Sl278) F 150-200

360 Henry II 'Tealby' penny of Ipswich (Sl339) Fine 80-120

361 John, Short cross penny of York type Sa Reverse DAVI ON EVERW (Sl350) (ex Seaby Aug 1955, 9197) BF 150-250

*362 John, Short cross penny of London type Sc (Sl352) nearly VF 80-120

363 Henry III. Short cross penny (S1356) Long cross penny (S1363): Edward I pennies (4) of London (6 coins) F - VF 120-180

364 Edward I pennies (3) of Canterbury Halfpenny and Farthing of London and an Eanred scent. (6 coins) Mainly fine 120-180

365 Edward I pennies of Berwick-on:Yweed (2), Bristol and Durham (4 coins) F - VF 120-180

*366 Edward I, Farthing of London class Ill g (Sl446) (ex Seaby May 1956, BL (Blake) 16) irregular shape, nearly BF 200-250

367 Edward II pennies, London (S!460), Durham Bishop Beaumont (Sl470); Edward III Penny Durham (Sl592) Halfpenny London (Sl557) (4 coins) generally fine 100-150

368 Edward III, Post treaty groat of London mm Cross pattee (SI 637) nearly VF 180-220

*369 Edward III Treaty period halfgroat (Sl621) VF 100-150

370 Richard II Halfpenny of London (SI 700) Fine, Chipped 60-100

* 371 Henry VI, Annulet issue 1422 -7 Noble of London (SI 799) (Ex Seaby May 1956 BL (Blake Collection 47) nearly BF 1500-2000

*372 Half-noble of York (lis over stern) (Sl809) (ex Seaby Sept. 1955 G 1304) BF 1500-2000

*373 Quarter-noble ofLondom mm lis trefoil below shield (Sl811) (ex Seaby June 1955 G 741) BF 800-1000

*374 Henry VI Groat of Calais (Sl836) nearly VF 80-120

375 Henry VI Annulet issue great of Calais (Sl836), Halfpenny of London (Sl848) Hallgroat, mule with rosette - mascle rev. (Whitton 13e) (3 coins) F-VF 120-180

*376 Edward IV, first reign, 1461 - 70, Ryal of London mm rose (Sl950) Ex Seaby June 1956 G671) BF 1400-1700

377 Edward IV, Second reign, groat of York (S2102) Fine 100-150

378 Richard III Groat of London (S2159) Fair, chipped 80-120

379 Herny VII Halfgroat Canterbury (S2211); Henry VIII 'Sovereign' type penny (S2328) (2 coins) good fine 80-120

380 Groats (3) Henry VII (S2258), Henry VIII (S2337C) Mary, Fair to Fine 120-180

381 Herny VIII Groat mm Rose (S2337A) VF 150-200

382 Another nearly VF 120-150

383 Henry VIII, Second coinage groat ofLondon mm rose (1526-44) (S2337C) nearly VF 120-180

384 Halfgroat of Canterbury, Archbishop Warham mm cross patonce (S2342) good VF 80-120

385 Third coinage Tower mint groat mm Lis (S2369) Fine 80-120

386 Groats, Second coinage (S2337C) posthumous (S2403) (2 coins) Fine and fair 80-120

387 Edward VI, Crown mm y (1551) (S2478) nearly Fine 300-400

*388 Edward VI Shilling mm tun (1551-3) V for Win obverse title (G S 2482) good Fine, slight crease 80-120

389 Edward VI shillings (2) mm tun (S2482) sixpence mm tun (S2483) (3 coins) nearly Fine or better 80-120

390 Philip and Mary shilling 1554 (S2500) Elizabeth I shilling mm bell (S2577) milled sixpences (2) (S2594) (S2596) (4 coins) PoorFine 80-120

391 Hammered coins, sceats (2) Edward VI shilling, Edward IV groat, Henry VI halfgroat, Edward I pennies (2) and Halfpenny (8 coins) generally fine or better 150-200

*392 Elizabeth I s:iilling, Fifth issue mm wool pack (1594-6) (S2577) VF 150-200

*393 Elizabeth I Shilling mm key (1595 - 8) (S2577) VF, weak in pans 80-120

394 Shillings (6) Edward VII (2) James I, Charles I (3); Sixpences (2) James I, Charles I; Half-groat(!) Commonwealth; Pennies (2) James I and Elizabeth I (II coins) Poor to Fine 100-150

395 Elizabeth I sixpences 1565, 1566, 1567, 1569 (S2561) 1591, 1595, (S2578) James I sixpence 1603 (S2647) 'Lennox' farthing (S2679) (8 coins) Poor to Fine, the last VF 100-150

*396 James I shilling mm Lis (1623-4) Rare obverse legend reads JACOB 9 (G S 2668) nearly VF 100-150

*397 Shilling mm trefoil (1624) Plume over shield (S2669) VF 250-350

* 398 Charles I, Tower mint, Gold unite (20 shillings) second bust mm Castle (1627-8) (S2690) Fine

400-600

*399 Charles I Crown Tower mint Type 2a mm Harp (1632/3) nearly Fine

350-450

400 Charles I, Halfcrown Tower mint under Parliament mm (P) (S2840); Shillings (S2787) (2) (S2792); Sixpences (S2797) (S2800); Rose farthing (S3206); Maltravers farthing (S3190). (8 coins) Fair - Fine, the last good VF 150-250

401 Charles I Halfcrown ofNEWARK beseiged 1646 (S3140) nearly F

400-500

*402 Newark beseiged Halfcrown 1696 (S3140) nearly Fine, reverse very weakly struck 200-300

*403 Commonwealth, gold crown 1653 (S3212) (ex Seaby May 1956 BL (Blake Collection) 175) EF 1200-1500

404 Commonwealth Shilling 1653 (S3217) Fine 80-100

*405 Commonwealth Shilling 1654 (S3217) Fine 80-120

406 Commonwealth Shilling 1653 (S3215); Penny (S3222). (2 coins) nearly Fine and VF 100-150

*407 Oliver Cromwell Crown 1658 good Fine 1500-2000

*408 Oliver Cromwell, Shilling 1658 (S3228) EF nicely toned 1800-2200

409 Charles II Crown 1662 Edge undated (S3350) nearly Fine 80-100

410 Charles II Crown 1666 nearly Fine 80-120

411 Charles II Crown 1677 (S3358) Halfcrown 1679 (S3367) shilling 1668 (S3375) (3 coins) Fair 80-100

412 Charles II Crowns (3) 1662 (S3353), 1672, 1677 Fair to Fine 80-120

413 Shilling 1676 Plume below bust and in centre ofreverse (S3376) nearly Fine 100-150

414 Charles II fourpence (S3383); Threepence (2) 1679, 1682; Twopence (2) (S3387) 1679 (S3388) Fanhing 1672 (S3344) (6 coins) Fine - VF 80-100

*415 James II Crown 1688 nearly VF 350-450

*416 James II Halfcrown 1686 (S3408) good Fine 180-220

417 James II Fourpence and Twopence 1686 (S3414) (S3416); William and Mary Threepence 1689 (S344 l) (3 coins) VF or better 80-120

418 William and Mary, Halfcrown 1689 (S3434); Halfpenny 1694 (S3432); Fanhing 1694 (S3453) nearly Fine or better 100-150

*419 William and Mary Halfcrown 1689 second shield (S3435) VF 180-220

420 William and Mary Shilling 1693 good Fine 80-100

*421 William III Crown 1695 (S3470) VF 200-300

422 William III Crowns (3) 1695, 1696 (S3472), 1700 Halfcrown 1696 C (S3489) G. omk on bust Fair 80-100

423 William III Crown 1695 (S3470); Sixpence 1696 y (York) (S3525); Halfpenny (S3555) (3 coins) Fair or beuer 80-120

*424 Halfcrown 1698 (S3494) good VF, slight flecking 120-180

*425 William III Sixpence, Third bust, large crowns 1697 (S3538) good EF 100-150

426 Anne Halfcrown s (2) 1703 VIGO 1706 Fine 80-120

427 Anne Halfcrown 1706 good F weak on French shield 80-120

*428 Anne Crown 1707 Plain VF 300-400

429 Anne Crown 1708 Plain nearly VF 250-350

430 Anne Halfcrown 1713 Roses ahd plumes in angles (S3607) Fine 80-120

431 Anne Shillings 1707, 1708 Plumes (S361 l), 1711 (S3618); Fourpence 1710 (S3595) Threepence 1713 (S3596); Twopence 1706 (S3597) (6 coins) Fine - VF 120-180

432 Sixpence 1703 VIGO below bust (S3590) VF 80-120

433 George I Guinea 1722 Plain Poor 150-250

*434 George I, Quaner Guinea, 1718 (S3638)(ex Seaby Feb. I 956 G 190)EF 350-450

435 George I Quaner-guinea 1718 EF some flecking 250-350

436 George I Quaner-guinea 1718 (S3638) Fine 100-150

437 Shillings 1723 SSC (S3646), 1725 Roses and plumes (S3649) P.2arly VF and Fine 100-150

438 Sixpence 1723 SSC (S3652), penny 1723 (S3657), Halfpennies 1718, 1722, (S3659, 60) Fanhing 1724 (S3662) (5 cC'ins) F-VF 80-120

*439 George II, Two guineas, 1738 (S3667)(ex Seaby June 1956 BL (Blake Collection) 262) EF 1100-1300

440 George II Guinea 1756 Poor 180-220

441 George II Halfcrown 1732 good VF 140-180

442 George II Halfcrowns 1731 Roses and plumes (S3692), 1746/5 Lima, 1746 Lima (S3695) (3 coins) nearly Fine or beuer 120-160

443 Halfcrown 1745 Roses (S3694) nearly VF 100-150

444 Shillings 1743 Roses (S3702), 1758 (S3704); Sixpences 1728 Roses and Plumes (S3707) 1757, 1758, (S37ll)(S3711) 1746 Lima (S3710); Twopences 1743/0, 1746 (S3714); Penny 1737 (S3715)Fair - VF or beuer (9 coins) 120-180

445 Sixpences 1746 LIMA, 1757, 1787 (both types), 1816. (5 coins) nearly VF - BF 80-120

446 George II Halfpennies 1731, 1736, (S3717); farthing 1754 (S3722) George III Halfpence 1774 (S3774) 1806 (S3781) (5 coins) good Fine - good VF 120-180

*447 George III Halfguinea 1801 (S3736) (ex Seaby Sept 1955, Gl328)BF 500-600

448 George III Quarter guinea 1762 Fair 80-100

449 George III Spade guinea 1798 Fair, removed from mount 180-220

450 George III Third guinea 1802 VF 150-200

451 Third-guinea, 1810 (S3740)(ex Seaby Sept G 1331) nearly BF 250-300

452 George III Dollar 1804 (S3768) Overstruck on Spanish 8 reales good F 120-180

453 George III Dollar 1804 (S3768) nearly VF 180-220

454 George III Dollar 1804 (S3768) nearly VF 180-220

*455 George III, 'Cartwheel' coinage, Twopence 1797 (S3776) BF, Superb 220-280

456 'Cartwheel' Penny 1797 (S3777) BF 80-120

457 Bank of England issue Eighteen pence 1812 (S3772) BF 80-120

458 Bank of England Three shillings 1812 (S3770) Halfcrown 1821 (S3807) VF and nearly BF 80-120

*459 Penny 1806 (S3780) good BF 120-180

*460 George III Half-sovereign 1818 (S3786) (ex Seaby April 1956 G 445) FD.C 450-550

*461 George III Sovereign 1820 (S3785) (ex Seaby Sept. 1955 G 1332)BF 900-1200

462 George III Halfcrown 1818 (S3789); George IV Halfcrown 1826 (S3809), Sixpence 1828 (S3815) good Fine - good VF 140-180

463 Halfcrown, 1821 (S3807) nearly BF, scratch on cheek 80-120

464 Penny, 1826 (S3823) BF 80-120

465 William IV Halfcrown 1834 (S3834) good VF 80-100

466 William IV Halfcrown 1836 BF 250-350

467 Sixpence 1835 (S3836) BF 80-120

468 George IV Halfpenny 1826 (S3824); farthing 1822 (S3822) 1828 (S3825); William IV farthing 1835 (S3848), third-fanhing 1835 (S3850) (5 coins) VF or Beuer 80-120

469 William IV groats 1836, 1837 (S3837); Maundy threepence 1831 (S3842); Twopence 1833 (S3843); Penny 1832 (S3844). (5 coins) the second fine, the rest EF 80-120

*470 Penny 1834 (S3845) BF 200-300

471 Queen Victoria Sovereign 1888 M Fine 170-200

472 Sovereign 1891 M Fin e 170-200

473 Half Sovereigns 1892, 1895, 1896 Fair 250-350

474 Half Sovereigns 1896M, 1897S, 1903, 1914S Fair - VF 330-430

475 Victoria, Crown 1845 (S3882) Halfcrowns 1843, (S3888) 1878 (S3889) (3 coins) Fine, Fair and good VF 80-120

476 Crown 1845 (S3882) VF 80-100

477 Gothic Crown 1847 (S3883) BF 700-900

*478 Gothic Crown (S3883) Nearly BF - Two small cws in the obverse field. 500-700

479 Victoria 1887 Jubilee Coinage Five pounds to threepence (11 coins) in red leather case (Spink & Son.) Generally EF but marks in the field, especially the five pounds 2500-3500

480 Crown 1887 (S3921) EF 80-120

481 Crown 1887 EF 80-120

482 Crown 1887 EF 80-120

483 Crown 1893 LVII nearly EF 120-180

* 484 Crown 1895 LIX (S3937) EF 200-300

485 Crown 1895 LIX good VF 50-100

486 Double florin 1887 (S2823) EF 50-80

487 Double florin 1888 (S3923) EF 80-120

488 Another EF 80-120

489 Double florin 1887 (S3922), Halfcrown 1887 (S3924) nearly EFandEF 80-120

490 Halfcrowns 1876, 1887 Gubilee), 1900 The first VF, the others EF 100-150

491 Halfcrown 1900 (S3938) Florin 1900 (S3939) EF 120-180

* 492 Florin, 'Godless' type 1849 (S3890) EF 120-180

*493 Florin, Gothic type 1852 (S3891) EF 220-280

494 Florin type set 'Godless~ Gothic (1884), Jubilee (1887), Old head (1900) (4 coins) The Gothic Fine, the rest EF 150-200

495 Florins 1849 (S3840), 1887, 1888, 1891 (S3925) (4 coins) The first VF, the lase fair, the rest EF 100-150

496 Shillings 1872 (S3906), 1884 (S3907) EF 120-180

497 Shillings 1887 (S3926) 1890 (S3927) 1894, 1900 (S3940) EF 120-180

498 Shillings type set. Young (1877); Jubilee small (1887); Jubilee large (1890); Old (1900) The second F, the rest EF 150-200

499 Sixpences type set Young (1858); Jubilee Shield (1887); Jubilee value (1887); Old (1900) EF 100-150

500 Sixpences 1887 (S3912) 1887 (S3928) 1887 (S3939) 1900 (S3941) (4 coins) The third VF, the resc EF 80-120

501 Small silver type set, Groats 1838, 1888; Threepences 1884, 1887, 1900, Threehalfpence 1843; Also Maundy ld, 2d, 4d, 1854, 3d 1859 The Groats and Threehalfpence VF the rest EF or better 100-150

502 Groats 1838 (S3913) 1888 (S3930) threepences 1887 (S3931) 1900 (S3942) (4 coins) - The second VF, the rest EF 80-120

503 Maundy twopences 1847, 1853 (S3919) 1888 (S3935), penny 1842 (S3920) three halfpence 1842 (5 coins) EF or better 80-120

504 Pennies 1855 (S3948) 1862 (S3954) 1901 (S3961) Halfpennies 1841, 1853 (S3949) 1893 (S3956) 1901 (S3962) Farthing 1860 ($3958) Half-farthing 1844 (S3951) (9 coins) All EF or better except the first and sixth (both good VF) some lustrous 80-120

505 Victoria type set of copper and bronze (complete except S3952. Quarter farthing (1); third farthing (1) half farthing (1) Farthings (3); Halfpennies (3); pennies (3) VF - EF or better. An auractive set. 100-150

506 Edward VII Crown 1902 (S3978) EF 180-200

507 Edward VII Crown 1902 (S3978) VF 100-120

508 Edward VII Crown 1902 VF 80-120

509 Florin 1902 (S3981) EF 80-120

510 Florin 1902 (S3981) EF 80-120

511 Florin 1905 (S3981) VF 100-150

512 HalfCrown 1902(S3980)Sixpence !908(S3983)Fourpence 1907 (S3986) Threepence 1902 (S3984) (4 coins) - The firs/ good VF, ihe res/ EF or beuer. 80-120

513 Shilling 1908, Sixpences 1908, 1909 EF 100-150

514 Sovereign 1925 S VF 170-200

515 Sovereign 1925 Snearly EF 170-200

516 George V Halfcrowns I 9 I 2, 1923, 1928 EF or beuer 100-150

517 Florins 1913, 1919, 1928 EFor beuer 100-150

518 Shilling 1919 Sixpences 1912, 1915 EF 50-80

519 Crowns (7) 1672, 1819 LIX, 1821, 1844, 1847, 1898 LXI, 1935. Generally fair /0 fine 80-120

520 Crowns (4) 1819 LIX, 1844, 1889, 1935 Double Florins (2) 1887, 1890 3 shillings(!) 1814. (7 coins) Fair /0 VF 120-180

521 Halfcrowns (5) 1689 (S3434) 1826, 1874, 1887, 1918. Fair wgood VF 80-120

522 Shillings (9) 1696 B, 1711 (S3618), 1739, 1758, 1787 (2), 1882, 1890, 1891. Fair 10 EF 120-180

523 Sixpences(6) 1696Y, 1711, 1787, 1887, 1889(2)Fourpence (!) 1703 . Threepence(4) 1727, 1746, 1772, 1889Twopence(2) 1828, 1846 (13 coins) Fair w EF 120-180

524 Crowns 1937 (S4078) 1960 (2) one from N.Y. Exhibition polished dies(S4143) Penny 1908 (S3990) Halfpennies 1902, 1905 (S3991) 1923 (S4056) (7 coins) all EF or beuer, 1/ze copper lustrous 80-120

525 Crowns 1965 Churchill (3), Halfcrown 1741 Roses, 'Godless' florin 1849, Halfpennies 1827 (2) and a Churchill Medallion (62 mm) by Loewental in bronze. Poor - EF 50-100

526 George VI, Coronation I 937 Proof Set Crown to farthing including Maundy coins (15 coins) Virtually FD.C. 200-300

527 1953 Proof Set Crown to farthing 10 coins in case of issue nearly FD.C. 80-120

528 1848 Maundy set (4 coins) S3916 abolll FDC 100-150

529 1891 Maundy Set (4 coins) S3932 about FD.C. 100-150

530 1891 Maundy Set (4 coins) S3932 about FD.C. 100-150

531 1900 Maundy Set (4 coins) S3943 about FD.C. 80-120

532 1900 Maundy Set (4 coins) S3943 about FD.C. 80-120

533 1902 Maundy set (4 coins) S3985 in official presentation cast abow FD.C. 100-150

534 1925 Maundy Set (4 coins) S4027 abou/ FD.C. 80-120

535 1964 Maundy Set (4 coins) S4131 abow FD.C. 100-150

536 Trade Tokens; Shillings York 1811 Cattle and Barber, Birmingham 1811, Workhouse; Sixpence Shaftesbury 1811, Halfpennies Cambridgeshire (D&H 12) Durham (D&H 14) Lancaster (D&H 58) orwich (D&H 14) Farthing Cambridgeshire (D&H 36) (8 tokens) good VF or beuer 100-150

537 SCOTLAND, Alexander III penny (S5053) James V billon plack (S538l) Mary billon bawbee (S5432) Charles I forty pence (S5579) Charles II twopence (S5626) 1/4d token Coverhill & Co, Edinburgh (7 coins) 100-150

*538 Charles I. Falconer's second issue twelve shillings (C S5562) nearly VF 100-150

539 IRELAND, Edward I penny ofDublin (S6252), Henry VIII groat (S6480) Philip and Mary groat 1558 (S651D) James I shilling (S6513) sixpence (S6514) (5 coins) Fair - Fine 100-150

540 James II, Siege of Limerick Halfpenny (S6594), George I 'Woods' halfpenny l 723 1723 (S660l), Halfpenny l 760 Voce Populi, Halfpenny token l 789 Cronebain (4 coins) F - VF 80-120

541 A GLO - GALLIC Edward, the Black Prince Hardi d'argent of Aquitaine Henry VI Grand blanc ofRouen mm leopard (2 coins) VF 80-120

British medallions

542 Coronation ofWilliam and Mary, 1682. AR 52. By G. Bower. Their conjoined busts r. Rev William and Mary seated beneath a canopy of State, M.I. 668/38 cast and chased, good VF 130-150

543 Queen Anne bronze medals commemorating victoriesBattle of Blenheim, 1704, by Croker, 35 mm., fine; Attempted Invasion of Scotland, 1708, by Samuel Bull, 40 mm, very fine; Capture ofSarclinia and Minorca, 1708, by Croker, 40 mm. very fine; Capture ofLille, 1708, by Croker, 45 mm. good very fine; Battle of Malplaquet, 1709, by Croker, 48 mm very fine (5 medals) 180-220

544 Death of the Duke ofMarlborough, 1722. By J. Dassier. AE 42 good very fine; The Duke ofArgyle and Sir Roben Walpole, 1741. AE 37, good fine; Peace of Amiens, 1802. By Hancock. AE 49 extremely fine (3 medals) 75-85

545 Sir Ralph Abercrombie, defeat of the French and death, 1801. AR 40 mm. By J. Hancock. His uniformed bust I. Rev Britannia mourning beside altar. Speckled toning on obverse, nearly EF; another in bronze, EF (2 medals)

$130-150

546 Coronation of George IV, 1821. AR 34, By B. Pistrucci, His laur. head I. Rev George IV seated 1 crowned by winged figure. nearly EF 80-100

547 Colonial and Inclian Exhibition, 1886. AE 51. By L.C. Wyon, Golden Jubilee of Victoria, 1887, AR 38 Her bust r. Rev. The Imperial Insitute. (2 medals) EF and nearly EF 80-100

548 Miscellaneous boxed medals; Coronation of Edward VII, 1902, AE 55; George V, Visit to Canada, AE 53; Silver Jubilee of George V, 1935, AR 32 (the official medal) and another. Coronation of Elizabeth II, 1953, AE 35. All in original cases or boxes. EF or better (5 medals) 50-60

*549 Investiture of the Prince ofWales (later Edward VIII), 1911. Base metal silvered 77 mm. ByW.G. John. His crowned bust I. Rev. Carnarvon Castle. This most unusual item comprises two cliches, obverse and reverse with a screw at the underside of each cliche. Nearly EF and very rare. 250-300

550 Miscellaneous medallions, Victorian and later, inducting Coronation; jubilee, sponing and nautical items in silver, bronze and base metals Fine co EF (73 medals) 140-160

Books

551 HAWKINS E., FRANKS, AW, and GRUEBER H.A. Medallic Illustrations of the History of Great Britain and Ireland to the Death of George II London. London I 904 I 91 I. Folio with 183 superb callotype plates. 19 volumes A fine set of this major work. 600-1000

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