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CATALOGUE OF

A COLLECTION OF

BRITISH WAR MEDALS anti gmrratinns,

INCLUDING A RAKE

VICTORIA CROSS GROUP, AWARDED TO SERGT. PATRICK MULLANE, ROYAL HORSE ARTILLERY,

27-28 July, 1880;

^I'Opi'rtrr of H* (Bsq. of New York, U.S.A. ;

ANOTHER

VICTORIA CROSS GROUP, AWARDED TO BOMBARDIER JACOB THOMAS, 4TH COY. 1ST Bn. BENGAL ARTY.

tin ^projmtn of JJtr. U- Hamilton ;

A COLLECTION OF

ENGLISH & FOREIGN COINS & MEDALS, tlji> ^rojnrtn of a Gentleman.

WHICH WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION

BY MESSRS.

SOTHEBY, WILKINSON & HODGE, Andioitm-s at ^Ciirrnnr |DropnTn & 'Marks ilhistrntibc af ilje 3Fiiu ^rts.

AT THEIR HOUSE, No. 13, WELLINGTON STREET, STRAND, W.C.

On FBIDAY, the 7th of JUNE, 1912,

AT ONE O'CLOCK PRECISELY.

May be Viewed Two Days prior. Catalogues may he had.

Dryden Press : J. Davy & Sons, 8-9, Frith-street, Soho-square, W.

CONDITIONS OF SALE.

I. The highest bidder to be the buyer ; and if any dispute arise between bidders, the lot so disputed shall be immediately put up again, provided the auctioneer cannot decide the said dispute.

II. No person to advance less than Is.; above five pounds 2s. 6d., and so on in proportion.

III. In the case of lots upon which there is a reserve, the auctioneer shall have the right to bid on behalf of the seller.

IV. The purchasers to give in their names and places of abode, and to pay down 10s. in the pound, if required, in part payment of the purchase-money ; in default of which the lot or lots purchased to be immediately put up again and re-sold.

Y. The sale of any lot is not to be set aside on account of any error in the enumeration of the numbers stated, or errors of description.

VI. The lots to be taken away, at the buyer’s expense, imme¬ diately after the conclusion of the sale ; in default of which Messrs. SOTHEBY, WILKINSON & HODGE will not hold themselves responsible if lost, stolen, damaged, or otherwise destroyed, but they will be left at the sole risk of the purchaser. If, at the expiration of Two Days after the conclusion of the sale, the lots are not cleared or paid for, they will then be catalogued for immediate sale, and the ex¬ pense, the same as if re-sold, will be added to the amount at which they were bought. Messrs. SOTHEBY, WILKINSON & HODGE will have the option of re-selling the lots uncleared, either by public or private sale, without any notice being given to the defaulter.

VII. Upon failure of complying with the above conditions, the money required and deposited in part of payment shall be forfeited, and if any loss is sustained in the re-selling of such lots as are not cleared or paid for, all charges on such re-sale shall be made good by the defaulters at this sale.

Gentlemen, who cannot attend this Sale, may have their

Commissions faithfully executed by their humble Servants,

SOTHEBY, WILKINSON <fc HODGE,

13, Wellington Street, Strand, London.

Telegraphic Address: “ Ahinitio London.” Telephone: 3852 G error d.

Commissions cannot under any circumstances be accepted by Telephone.

CATALOGUE OF

COINS AND MEDALS

Cbc property of 5. 1b. p. poll, )£sq. of Now York.

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Battle of the Nile, 1798, Davison ; Battle of Trafalgar, 1805,

Boulton, edge plain ; Naval General Service, one bar—

1st June, 1794 (name erased), the first bronze-gilt, the second

bronze, two very fine 3

Naval General Service, one bar (2)—Navarino (James Campbell);

Syria (John Sims), the former very fine 2

Military General Service, one bar—Egypt (J. Donnely, 89th Foot),

very fine 1

4 Military General Service, one bar—Java (T. Sheppard, 69th Foot),

fine 1

Military General Service, two bars—Albuhera, Badajoz (J. Clarke,

Corpl. Arty. Driver), very fine 1

Military General Service, five bars—Roleia, Vimiera, Corunna,

Salamanca, Pyrenees (John Watson, 32nd Foot), fine and

scarce \

Military General Service, six bars—Barrosa, Ciudad Rodrigo,

Salamanca, Vittoria, Nivelle, Nive (P. Drummond, 3rd Foot

Gds.), extra fine and scarce 1

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Rodrigo, Salamanca, St. Sebastian, Toulouse (Fredk. Lang-

wertz, Arty. K.G.F.), extra fine and scarce j

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Rodrigo, Badajoz, Vittoria, Nivelle, Orthes (Robert Colqu-

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Military General Service, seven bars—Badajoz, Salamanca, Yit-

toria, Pyrenees, St. Sebastian, Orthes, Toulouse (G. Lancaster,

Arty. Driver), fine and scarce 1

Waterloo, British (Trp. Sergt. Major J. Collins, 18th Regt.

Hussars), fine 1

Waterloo, British (Fred. Henigsen, 3rd Line Batt. K.G.L.), extra

fine 1

Waterloo, Hanoverian (Jaeger Heinrich Moses, Feld Jaeger_s);

Military General Service, no bar (J. Finn, 44th Foot), the

former fine 2

Army of India, two bars—Ava, Bhurtpoor (P. Keegan, 87th Foot),

very fine and scarce 1

Group of Three—Ghuznee, 1839 ; Jellalabad, 1842, second issue ;

Cabul, 1842 (Sergt. T. Bailey, 13th or P.A.L.I.), fine and

very rare 3

Candahar, Ghuznee, Cabul, 1842 (Corpl. M. Guerin, H.M. 40th

Kegt.); Punjab, two bars (2)—Mooltan,Goojerat (W. Byrne,

1st. Bn. 60th IL Rifles); Chiliamvala, Goojerat (W. B. Marsh,

1st Bn. 24th Foot), one fine, the last re-engraved 3

Gwalior Stars (2) : Punniar (Gr. H. Cronmire, Horse Arty.);

Maharajpoor (Pte. Wm. Erskine, 39th Regt.), the latter extra

fine 2

Sutlej (3): Ferozeshuhur, 1845 (Henry Cross, 29th Regt.) 5

Moodkee, 1845, one bar—Sobraon (Lieut. A. Bluntish, 9th

Regt.) ; Ferozeshuhur, 1845, one bar—Sobraon (J. Cathy,

29th Regt.), all very fine 3

Sutlej (3): Aliwal, 1846 (Sergt. F. Harding, 16th Lancers);

Moodkee, 1845, one bar—Ferozeshuhur (Serg. AY. Pilcher,

50th Regt.); Aliwal, 1846, one bar—Sobraon (J. Rose, 16th

Lancers), one fine 3

Crimea (2), four bars—Alma, Balaklava, Inkermann, Sebastopol

(A. Browne, 68th Regt.); two bars—Azoff, Sebastopol (no

name) ; Turkish Crimea (2); Baltic, all very fine 5

Indian Mutiny, three bars—Delhi, Relief of Lucknow, Lucknow

(Thos. Foord, 9th Lancers), very fine and scarce 1

Indian Mutiny, two bars—Defence of Lucknow, Lucknow (Sergt.

David Meikleham, 84th Regt.), very fine and rare 1

Indian Mutiny (2), without bar (J. Smith, 82nd Regt.) ; one bar

—Central India (Sergt. M. Sharry, 88th Regt.) ; New Zea¬

land, without date (Jas. Granger, 1st Bn. 12th Foot);

Abyssinia (E. Doller, A.B., H.M.S. Daphne), two very fine 4

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New Zealand (3), 1860 to 1861 (G. Marey, Stoker, Colonial Ship

Victoria); 1861 to 1866 (Wm. Armstrong, 2/14th Regt.); 1863

to 1866 (J. J. Smith, 2/l8th Kl. Irish), two very fine, scarce 3

China, 1842 (B. Sing, 1st. Reg. Bengal Vol.); China, three bars—

Fatshan, 1857, Canton, 1857, Takn Forts, 1858 (naval), both

extra fine 2

China, no bar (M. Shannon, 14th Regt.); two bars (2)—Canton,

1857, Taku Forts, 1860 (naval); Taku Forts, 1860, Pekin,

1860 (Sami. Brown, Mil. Train), fine 3

China, 1900, no bar (C. Ellis, Sto. Undaunted) ; one bar (2)—

Relief of Pekin (Sepoy, 24th Pjb. Infy.); Taku Forts

(F. Ashley, A.B., Orlando), two very fine 3

India General Service, one bar (3)—Umbeyla (J. Bryan, 101st

Regt.); Persia (T. Inskipp, 14th King’s Lt. Dgns.); Pegu

(T. Duncan, Boy, “Winchester”), all very fine 3

India General Service, one bar (3)—Perak (Pte. J. Harris, 10th

Regt. Foot) ; Bhootan (Sergt. D. Murray, R.A.); North-West

Frontier (H. Clinton, 98th Regt.), all very fine 3

India General Service, one bar (4)—Jowaki, 1877-8 (E. Ballard,

51st Foot); Chin-Lushai, 1889-90 (F. Cadman, 1st B. Ches.

Regt.); Burma, 1889-92 (F. Bowden, 2/Devon. Regt.);

Samana, 1891 (J. Dalby, 2/Manch. R.), three very fine 4

India General Service, one bar (3)—Burma, 1887-89 (J. McDon¬

nell, 2/Cheshire Regt.); Hazara, 1888 (Pte. T. Cramlington,

2/Northd. Fusrs.) ; N. E. Frontier, 1891 (W. Bradbury,

4/K. R. Rif. C.); two bars—Burma, 1885-7, Burma, 1887-89

(Pte. E. Beattie, 2/R. Muns. Fus.), all very fine 4

India General Service, one bar (3)—Sikkim, 1888 (J. Bloomfield,

2/Derby Regt.); Hazara, 1891 (Lee. Sergt. C.Lamont, 2/Seafh.

Highrs.); Waziristan, 1894-5 (R. Smith, 2/Border Rgt.),

all very fine 3

India General Service, one bar—Looshai (Rifleman Gungaram

Allay, 2nd Goorkha Regt.), fine and rare 1

India General Service, one bar—Chin Hills, 1892-93 (Pte. W. W.

Martin, 1/Norfolk Regt.), extra fine and scarce 1

India General Service, one bar—Lushai, 1889-92 (2167 Pte.

Mahmud Khan, 4th Madras Infy.), extra fine and scarce 1

India General Service, one bar—Naga, 1879-80 (Sepoy Pahul

Sing Thappa, 42nd Regt. N.I.), fine and rare 1

South Africa (4), 1853 (Sergt. John Irvine, 43rd Regt.); one bar

187 /-8-9 (1419 J. Quirk, 2/24th Foot) ; 1879 (Bombr. C.

Bush, R.A.); no bar (Lt. L. R. Gordon, P.M.Burg Rifles),

all very fine 4.

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38 South Africa, one bar (3)—1877-8 (Driv. E. Jones, 5th R.A.);

1878 (M. McCormack, 80th Foot) ; 1878-9 (Pte. J. Brown,

l/l3 Foot), all very fine 3

North-West Canada, 1885 (Gr. Wm. Knox, M.G.A.); Canada, ^ -

one bar—Fenian Raid, 1866 (Sgt. G. Smith, 7th R. Fusrs.),

the latter extra fine 2

Canada, one bar—Fenian Raid, 1870 (Pte. J. Laurent, 65th Bn.),

fine and scarce 1

North-West Canada, 1885, one bar—Saskatchewan (Dr. M. J.

Wilson, A Baty. R.C.A.), fine and scarce 1

West Africa (3), no bar (Sergt. G. Stanley, R.M., H.M.S. Rattle- - ssfis

snake, 73-74); one bar—Coomassie (W. Thomas, 2/R. W.

Fus., 1873-4); Benin, 1897 (J. Northgraves, Sto. H.M.S.

Forte), the last extra fine 3

West Africa, one bar (2)—Witu, 1890 (T. Thompson, A.B., } vies

H.M.S. Conquest); 1897-98 (Corpl. E. Greenway, R.E.),

both extra fine 2

West Africa, one bar (2)—1891-2 (J. Kirby, A.B., H.M.S. Thrush); c> As .>• A

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extra fine 2

West Africa, three bars—1887-8, 1892, 1893-94 (Co. S. Maj.

J. Snow, 1/W. I. Rgt.), extra fine and rare 1

46 West Africa, three bars — Cambia, 1894, Benin River, 1894,

Brass River, 1895 (H. Burton, Pte. R.M., H.M.S. Widgeon),

extra fine and rare 1

Lot 47.

VICTORIA CROSS GROUP,

Sergt. PATRICK MULLANE,

Royal Horse Artillery. 27-28 July, 1880.

1. VICTORIA CROSS.

2. AFGHAN, one ban—Kandahar.

3. LONG SERVICE AND GOOD CONDUCT, rare <ss6s- &

*** “On July 27th, 1880, after the disaster at Mai wand, our small force was retreating to Kandahar, when Driver Pickwell Istead fell badly wounded. Although the enemy were only ten or fifteen yards distant, Patrick Mullane, seeing the driver’s danger, unhesitatingly ran back two yards and lifted him on to the limber of his gun, where he unfortunately died almost imme¬ diately. Later on lie volunteered to fetch water for the wounded, going for it to a village near, where already so many of our men had been killed.”— Vide Wilkins.

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Afghanistan, one bar (2)—Alnned Khel (Corpl. H. Howes, R.A.);

Ali Musjid (Corpl. W. Naylor, H.A.); three bars—Charasia,

Kabul, Kandahar (J. Wood, 92nd Highrs.) ; Bronze Star—

Kabul to Kandahar (C. Hopgood, 2/60th Foot), two very

fine 4

Afghanistan, four bars—Peiwar Kotal, Charasia, Kabul, Kandahar

(J. Arter, 72nd Highrs.), fine and scarce 1

Egypt, 1882 (2), one bar—Tel-el-Kebir (Piper W. Stark, 1/ Sea.

Highrs.); two bars—Suakin, 1885, Tofrek (Sapr. R. E.

Ballantine, R.E.) ; Egypt, three bars—El Teb-Tamaai, The

Nile, 1884-85, Kirbekan (A. Millar, 1/ Rl. Highrs.) ; Khe¬

dive’s Star, one bar, two fine 4

Egypt, one bar—Gemaizah, 1888—(Pte. M. Sharland, 2/ K.O.

Sco. Bord.) ; two bars—The Nile, 1884-85, Abu Klea (T.

Bashford, 2/ K. R. Rif. C.) ; another—Suakin, 1885, Tofrek

(W. Burton, 20thHusrs.) ; Khedive’s Bronze Star (2)—1882,

1884-6, one extra fine 5

Egypt, 1882, three bars—Alexandria, 11th July, Suakin, 1884,

El Teb-Tamaai (J. Haraan, R.M. H.M.S. Monarch) ; Egypt

(2), one bar—The Nile, 1884-85 (Boatm. A. McCallum,

Ottawa Contgt.); two bars—Gemaizah, 1888, Toski, 1889

(Native); Khedive’s Bronze Stars (2)—1884, no date, mostly

very fine 5

British Soudan (YV. Tunnicliffe, l/N. Staff. R.); Khedive’s Soudan

(2), one bar—Hafir (W. Tunnicliffe, 1/ N. Staff. R.); two

bars—The Atbara, Khartoum (W. George, 1/ Line. Regt.),

the last two very fine 3

Khedive’s Soudan (4), no bar—(without name); one bar—Firket

(without name); Another—Sudan, 1899; two bars—Firket,

Hafir (Sepoy 26/ Bl. Infy.), three very fine 4

India, 1895, two bars (2)—Punjab Frontier, 1897-98, Malakand,

1897 (Sapr. Govrudaraju, Madras S. & M.); Punjab Fron¬

tier, 1897-98, Tirah, 1897-98 (G. Abraham, 1/ Devon Rgt.);

three bars (2)—Punjab Frontier, 1897-98, Samana, 1897,

Tirah, 1897-98 (Native, Madras S. & M.); Relief of Chitral,

1895, Tirah, 1897-98, Punjab Frontier, 1897-98 (Pte. T.

Boylin, 2/ K.O.S. Bordr.), all very fine 4

India, 1895, one bar—Defence of Chitral, 1895 (Sepoy Lackmun

4th Kashmir Rifles), fine and rare \

British South Africa Co., Matabeleland, 1893 (Trp. J. Costello

B. Police) ; Rhodesia, 1896 (Trp. T. Carpenter, M.R.F.), the

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scarce 1

59 East and Central Africa, two bars—Lubwa’s Uganda, 1897-98

(Sepoy Ind. Contingent), extra fine and scarce 1

60 Cape of Good Hope, one bar (2)—Bechuanaland (A. J. Longford,

Kimb. Rif.), Basutoland (A. D. Maple, Dymes Rifles), both

very fine and scarce 2 very fine and scarce

61 Cape of Good Hope, two bars—Transkei, Basutoland (Pte. J. {i/ - T> A P" n \ _ n 7

Brown, P.A.V.G.), very fine and rare 1

62 South Africa, three bars—Elandslaagte, Defence of Ladysmith, <-■ Transvaal (Pte. J. Blynn, Manchester Regt.); four bars —

Cape Colony, Wepener, Transvaal, Wittebergen (Sergt. G.

Kros, P. of W. Lt. Horse), very fine, the latter scarce 2

63 South Africa, 1 bar—A\ ittebergen (J. McCoey, Leins. Regt.);

three bars — Defence of Kimberley, Orange Free State,

Transvaal (Pte. E. Johnson, 1st L. N. Lane. Regt.): six bars

—Cape Colony, Talana, Tugela Heights, Orange Free State,

Relief of Ladysmith, Transvaal (Pte. T. Behan, Rl. Dublin

Fusr.), very fine 3

64 South Africa, three bars—Rhodesia, Relief of Mafeking, Trans¬

vaal (Trp, H. Hartnady, S. Rhod. Yols.) ; another—Cape

Colony, Rhodesia, Orange Free State (P. Quinn, Impl. Yeo.);

six bars—Belmont, Modeler River, Driefontein, Johannes¬

burg, Diamond Hill, Belfast (Pt. 0. O’Shea, Gren. Gds.),

two extra fine 3

65 South Africa, no bar (T. Dart, A.B., H.M.S. Monarch) ; four bars _a ' W4

—Relief of Kimberley, Paardeberg, Driefontein, Transvaal

(F. Walsh, East Kent Regt.); five bars (2)—Cape Colony,

Orange Free State, Johannesburg, Diamond Hill, Belfast

(Pte. M. Paton, 14th Hrs.), Cape Colony, Orange Free State,

Transvaal, South Africa, 1901, South Africa, 1902 (Tpr. H.

Eagle, 56th Co. Impl. Yeo.); King’s two bars—South Africa,

1901, South Africa, 1902 (Pte. R. Northway, Devon Regt.);

mostly very fine 5

66 South Africa, two bars—Natal, Belfast (J. Horswill, Devon Regt.); _

five bars—Cape Colony, Tugela Heights, Relief of Lady¬

smith, Transvaal, South Africa, 1901 (P. Cockrane, Rl. Irish

Fus.); another five bars—Tugela Heights, Orange Free

State, Relief of Ladysmith, Transvaal, Laing’s Nek, and

King’s two bars (G. Abrahams, Devon Regt.), two very fine 4

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Meritorious Service (Farr. Sergt. Wm. Lodge, Ii.A.); Army Long

Service and Good Conduct (3), two very fine, the first scarce 4

Arctic Discoveries, 1818-1855 (E. Langly, Boatsn. H.M.S. Reso¬

lute) ; Naval Long Service and Good Conduct (2), two very

fine, the first scarce 3

Volunteer Long Service and Good Conduct; Ashanti Star, 1896 ;

Turkish, Acre ; French, “ Valeur et Discipline,” all fine, two

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The following Two Lots will be Sold together, if desired.

Lot 70.

VICTORIA CROSS AND

INDIAN MUTINY MEDAL with two clasps—Lucknow,

Defence of Lucknow,

Awarded to Bombardier JACOB THOMAS,

4th Company, 1st Bn. Bengal Arty., both in very good condition 2 \

*** Vide “ The History of the Victoria Cross,” by Philip A. Wilkins, 1904, pp. 119, 120 :—“On September 27th, 1857, the party to / which Thomas belonged was returning from a sortie and one of / his comrades fell severely wounded. He took the injured man on/ his back and carried him a long distance, under a very heavy fire( and in circumstances of considerable difficulty, to prevent him from falling into the hands of the Sepoys, who would otherwise have despatched him by their own slow methods of torture.”

Indian Mutiny, one clasp—Defence of Lucknow (Bombr. John

Hamilton, 1st Bn. Bengal Arty.), very fine 1 I

*** Bombardier John Hamilton married the Widow of his ( Comrade Thomas.

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©tber properties.

Group of four Medals to 2342 John McKey, 57th Regt. : Crimea,

three clasps—Balaklava, Inkerman, Sebastopol, and Turkish

Crimea (Private); New Zealand, 1861 to 1866 (Lce.-Corpl.

and Drum Major); Meritorious Service (Sergeant Major),

an interesting group in fine condition 4

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Gold. Edward III, Quarter Noble; Edward IV, Angel, m. m. /ffia/dc

cinquefoil {holed); Henry VIII, Crown with h-K at sides

of rose on obv. only 3

James I, Unite, m. m. coronet; Britain Crown, m. in. bell 2

Marcianos, Solidus, Victory type; Papal Scudo of Sixtus IV;

George I, Quarter Guinea* 1718; Madras Pagoda; and a

Peruvian Peso, 1907, chiefly fine 5

Silver. Pennies (16) of Edward III, various mints; others (3) a /toe

of Henry VI, Calais mint; a Londoniensis Farthing of

Edward I ; Henry VI, London Halfpenny of pine-cone trefoil

issue, large trefoil each side of neck (scarce) ; Groats of

Henry VI, Edward IV (2), Henry VII (2), Henry VIII (3),

Mary Tudor, Charles I (2), Oxford and Aberystwith ; Half

Groats (4) ; and four Iceni Pieces, uninscribed, a few fine 40

Charles I, Exeter Crown, undated ; Tower Half Crown, m. m. rifip

tun ; Shillings of Edward VI (2), Philip and Mary, Elizabeth,

Charles I (6, tower) ; Sixpences of Edward VI, Philip and

Mary, Elizabeth (4), James I, Charles I (3), one Briot; various

smaller Pieces from Henry VIII to Charles II, including

Elizabeth, milled Threepence, and Charles I, Briot Penny 57

Milled Crowns of Charles II (3), James II, William III (2), and e.'i.-'Zs

Anne, 1707, plain 7

Milled Half Crowns of Charles II, James II, William and Mary C\ir? /ze f (3), William III, George II (2) ; Shillings (16) and Sixpences

(7) from Charles II to George III, some in good state 31

Maundy Money from Charles II to Victoria, various denominations /(W dVV

and dates, chiefly fine 109

George III, Bank of England Dollar, 1804 ; Ireland Six Shillings, '/,•/

1804 ; Bank Tokens for Three Shillings (3), Eighteenpence

(5), Irish Tenpence (3), and Fivepence (2) ; Spanish Dollar

of Charles IV, with small oval countermark of George III;

and a Charles II Pattern Farthing, 1665, plain edge 17

English hammered and milled Coins, in poor state, ivt. 7f ozs.

83 English Provincial Tokens of the 19th Century : Shillings (14) of , /<?

Caermarthen, Gloucester, Frome, Selwood, Bristol, Shaftes¬

bury, Leeds, &c. ; Sixpences (4) of Bristol, Fazeley and York,

chiefly fine 18

84 English 19th Century Provincial Tokens: Shillings (12) and Six- /

pences (15) of various towns ; and a Jersey Eighteenpenny

Token, 1813 28

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Scottish, Irish and Anglo-Gallic Coins, various, including Briot’s

Thirty and Twelve-Shilling Pieces, Harp Groat of Henry VIII,

Ormonde Shilling and Sixpence, and a Jetton of Mary Stuart,

1579 (holed) 13

Anglo-Hanoverian Coins of George I: Two-thirds and One-sixth

Thaler; George II, One-third and One-sixth Thaler, and a

Marien Groschen ; George III, St. Andrew Thaler, One-third

Thalers (3), two with portraits, One-sixth Thalers (4) ;

various dates, an Interesting lot of coins of our former

German possession 13

British Colonial Dollar, 1897 ; Hong Kong Dollar, 1866 ; Ed¬

ward VII, Straits Settlements Dollar, 1904 ; Gold Coast

Ackey Trade Piece, 1818; British E. A. Rupee, 1888 ;

various Coins of Canada, Ceylon, Straits Settlements, British

Honduras, Hong Kong, and Indian Rupees and Sub-divisions,

Victoria 24

Indian and Anglo-Colonial Coins of various denominations and

dates, including a Sierra Leone Dollar, 1791 (holed), Half

Dollars of Hong Kong and Straits Settlements, Indian

Rupees, Ac. 42

U. S. A. Dollars (2), 1800 and 1888; Columbian Half Dollar,

1893, and Quarter Dollar, 1893; Quarter Dollars (3) of

1806 and 1900 ; Dime, 1834 ; Half Dimes (3) of 1834, 1837,

1838 ; Annapolis Shilling (holed); and a Massachusetts Pine-

tree Shilling, 1652, chiefly fine 13

U. S. A. Dollar, 1795, fifteen stars (seven facing), and three

leaves under eagle’s wing; Half Dollar, 1827, thirteen stars

(seven facing), curled base 2; “ Feuchtwanger’s ” Three

Cents, 1837, Justice and Liberty, all fine and uncirculated,

the last rare 3

French, Dutch, Spanish and German Coins below the denomination

of Half Dollar, &c., including a Greek Hemidrachm of

Argolis, Macedonian Drachm of Alexander the Great, Par¬

thian Drachm, and a Salzburg Episcopal Piece of One-sixth of

Thaler (lozenge-shaped), 1669, some fine 23

r French» Spanish, Swiss, Dutch, Papal, German, Siamese, and

other foreign Coins below the denomination of a Dollar or

Five Franc Piece, some current 37

German Double Thalers of Frederick William III, 1839, and

Frederick William IV of Prussia, 1855, Duke William of

Brunswick and Luneburg, 1854, and Free State Frankfurt,

1861 ; and a Kroenungs Thaler of William and Augusta of

Prussia, 1861, all fine 5

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Austrian, Hungarian, Bavarian and Prussian Thalers, &c., of /M

various dates, including a Nuremburg Thaler of Ferdinand II,

1623, and a Prussian Sieges Thaler of William I, 1871, some

fine 12

Leopold II of Tuscany, 5-Lire, 1846; Fribourg “ Tir federal,

5-Francs, 1881 ; Papal Scudo of Gregory XVI, 1845 ; Fer¬

dinand II of the Two Sicilies, 120-Grani, 1850 ; Charles I

of Roumania, 5-Lei, 1885; and others of dollar size, some

fine 9

Spanish 20-Reales of Isabella II (3); 25-Pesetas of the Republic,

1870, Amadeo I, 1871, Alfonso XII (2), and Alfonso XIII

(4), one of the last reign for the Isle of Puerto Rico, 1895 11

Honoratus II, Prince of Monaco, Ecu, 1650; Spanish Proclama¬

tion Medal of Charles IV for Campeche, 1790 ; French Ecu

of Louis XVI, 1784 (with loop)-, Portuguese 960-Reis of

John Prince Regent, 1816; Spanish Pillar Dollars, &c. 9

Dominican, Ecuador, Guatemala, Llawaii, Mexico, Paraguay, Sal¬

vador, Uruguay, and Haiti Dollars or Pesos, various dates,

chiefly fine 9

Bolivia (2), Chili, Peru (4), one with Guatemalan countermark, c Jrzc ^0

Central America, and Rio de la Plata, various dates, some

fine 9

German, Dutch, Portuguese, Spanish, Russian, Danish, and c VJb

various South American Republics Half Dollars, &c., includ¬

ing a Viennese Shooting Thaler, 1868, several fine 23

Miscellaneous European and South American Coins, of various ^

dates and small values, some in mint state, wt. 8 ozs.

Miscellaneous Foreign Coins below the denomination of dollar,

wt. 13^ ozs.

English and Foreign hammered and milled Coins, wt. ozs.

Indian native local Rupees of Arkat, Indore, Dehli (Moghul

dynasty), E.I.C. Sicca, &c.; Madras Quarter Pagoda; Siamese

Tical and subdivisions, and smaller Pieces of Burmah, Siam,

Southern India, including a few “Chuckrams” 56

Chinese Imperial “dragon’’ Dollar of the Emperor Ming, ret?. < 3 •

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Sun in centre of Chinese characters, Ming Jung Paon

(money of the Emperor Ming) (Num. Chron. n. S. 1, pi. xu);

Abyssinian Tallero, Japanese Yen, Turkish Piastre, \tw

(1277 A.H.), and various smaller Chinese, Japanese, Persian,

Turkish, Siamese Coins, &c., including a Cufic Dirrhem,

some fine 25

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English Coronation Medals of Charles I (Scottish), 1633, James II,

1685, George II, 1727, and Caroline, of same date; other

Medals of Anne (2) on the Battle of Blenheim, 1704, and

Peace of Utrecht, 1713 ; Jetton on the Alliance of England,

France, and United Provinces, 1609 ; and another, by Kirk,

of George II, rev. Bust of the Duke of Cumberland to right 8

Four cast and chased Medals of Cromwell {Dunbar), Charles II

(Coronation), Earl of Essex (oval badge), and Sir E. Godfrey;

Jernigan’s Cistern Lottery Ticket, 1736 ; Orange Badge, by

Mossop ; Waterloo Bridge, 1817; Victoria, small mint official

Medal on her Diamond Jubilee, 1897 ; and other Medalets

and Jettons 15

French, German, and Spanish Medals and Jettons (various),

including two French octagonal Medals of the First Republic,

Banque de France, an virr, and “Les rives de la Seine,”

an 9; and a Medal on the Independence of Peru, 1821 14

War Medals. Baltic, 1854-55 (no name); Crimea, without

bar (no name); Indian Mutiny, 1857-58 (l3thRegt.); I. G. S.,

one clasp, Burma, 1885-87 (Liverpool Regt.) ; Abyssinia,

with crown suspender (45th Regt.); and two miniature

Medals for the Crimean and Chinese campaigns 7

European, Colonial, and Foreign Coins, in billon and nickel, of

various denominations and dates, many fine, wt. 15 ozs.

Copper. Roman First, Second, and Third Brass of various

Emperors and Empresses a parcel

Another assortment, varied a parcel

Miscellaneous English and

tions and dates Foreign Coins of various denomina-

a parcel

Another assortment, varied a parcel

Isle of Man, Gibraltar, Canada, Nova Scotia, British North

Borneo, British Honduras, Jamaica, Sierra Leone (proof).

Virginia, Griqualand West {tin), Straits Settlements (Menang-

kabau), Bombay {proof), Madras {gilt proof), &c., chiefly fine, some scarce

Miscellaneous British Colonial Coins,

dates various denominations and

a parcel

Australian Token Currency of the XIXth Century of Auckland

Christchurch, Canterbury, Brisbane and Rockhampton, Vic¬

toria, Sydney, and other towns, some fine R7

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English and Irish Currency from Elizabeth to Victoria, includ-

ing Harrington, and Richmond Farthings of James I and

Charles I; Irish Gun Money of James II (12), various deno¬

minations ; St. Patrick’s Halfpenny and Farthings (2), Hi¬

bernia of James II, “Voce Populi ” Halfpence of George III,

1760 (2), and Half Farthings (7), and Thirds (8)of George IV,

William IV, and Victoria, and Quarter Farthing of last reign

for Colonial use 135

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Traders’ Tokens of the XVIIth Century of Lincoln, Southampton,

Dover, Newcastle-under-Lyne, Derby, Devonport, Bath, Lei¬

cester, Dorchester, Cambridge, Gloucester, Lydbury, Basing¬

stoke, and other towns, some fine 117

Theatre Royal Haymarket “Pit” Ticket, 1778, and various

Tavern and Trade Tokens, Nuremberg Counters, &c. a parcel

Provincial Tokens of the XVIIIth and XIXth Centuries, of

various towns, &c., including Threepences (2) of Birmingham

and Wiveliscombe, Woodbridge Penny of Thomas Sekford,

“ Esperance ” Boundary Token, Wright’s Dundee Farthing

1797, and a few American of New Jersey, Kentucky, Pitt

“No Stamps,” Franklin Press, &c., many fine 225

Miscellaneous Anglo-American and U.S.A. Coins, including

“ Rosa Americana” Twopence, and Penny with crowned rose

1723, and Pennies (2), uncrowned rose of same date; New

York, Massachusetts and Washington Cents; U.S.A. Half

Cents (2), 1794, 1795, and four Medals of Washington, &c.,

a few fine 54

Medals. Giovanni Bentivoglio of Bologna, by Sperandeo, bust

to right, rev. OPVS. sperandeo, Bentivoglio on richly capari¬

soned horse to left, &c., diam. 93 (Arm. 1, %-), cl fine early

reduction ; Sigismund Pandulfus Malatesta Lord of Rimini,

1450, by Matteo de Fasti, rev. facade of the temple of St.

Francis at Rimini, diam. 40 (Arm. 1, fy), both fine and

desirable medals, the latter of same measurement as that in

Armand 2

Ferdinand Emperor of Germany, portrait cliche ; Dutch Marriage

Plaque ; Cabalistic Medal ; Papal Medals (2) of Julius II,

1506, and Clement X, the latter by Hamerani) Marino

Grimani Doge of Venice, 1595 ; Henri Quatre of France,

1604 ; Cromwell Dunbar Medal, and William III Memorial,

both cast and gilt; Ecclestones Medallion of Washington,

1805, and various Russian Medals (6) 16

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French Medals of Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette, Louis XVII,

Napoleon I, Robespierre, Murat, Due d Orleans, Napoleon III,

Franklin and Montyon 1833, Mehemet Ali, Monneron’s

Patterns, Ac. 21

Miscellaneous English and Foreign Medals, several cast, a 'parcel

Miscellaneous English and Foreign Medals, chiefly in wliite-

metal, including AndrieuCs uniface Medallion, in bronzed

lead, of Napoleon and M. Louise a parcel

Silver. Macedonian Tetradrachms (6) of Alexander the Great,

minted at Caria, Lyttus, Ascalon, one of barbarous work

with kingly title; Patraus of Paeonia, Tetradrachm,

[fljATPAOY, horseman spearing a prostrate foe, the last

scarce 7

Macedonian Tetradrachms (4) of Alexander the Great, minted

at Sicyon, Samos, &c., one with kingly title ; another of

Patraus of Paeonia, type as in previous lot, chiefly well

preserved 5

Tetradrachms of Lysimachus of Thrace (2), head of the deified

Alexander with horn of Ammon ; another of Patraus of

Paeonia as in previous lots, the first two fine 3

Lysimachus Tetradrachms of barbarous fabric, both minted at

Byzantium \ another of Patraus of Paeonia as in previous

lots; and two Ptolemaic Tetradrachms minted at Paphos, the last two fine 5

Patraus of Paeonia, Tetradrachms (2), varieties with diademed

and laureated heads, rev. [riA]TPAOY, horseman spearing

prostrate foe, both well preserved and scarce 2

Macedonian Drachms of Alexander the Great (9), various civic

symbols ; Maroneia Triobols (3), bunch of grapes in beaded

square ; Gaulish imitation of Massiban Drachm ; small Coins

of Thurium, Velia, Ac., including a few copper Coins of Gales,

Syracuse, Rhegium, Leontini, Capua, Ac. 28

Greek M: Segesta in Sicily, Tetradrachm, b.c. 415-409,

obv. victorious quadriga, Nike flying above, rev. nude hunter

with dog, &c., a fine example of this very rare piece 1

Tetradrachms, Didrachms, and smaller, including Dyrrachii

Cistophori, Nola, Tarentum, Velia, Tanagra, Leontini, Cyme!

Olynthus, Cos, Ac., a few fine 97

Greek JE : Autonomous, Regal and Imperial of Amphipolis

Agyrium, Ancona, Ambrasia, Brundusium, Cyzicus, Heraclea

Macedon, Phalamia, Tauromenium, Ac. ; Imperial TE of

Seleucia, Antioch, Pergamum, Ac., chiefly fine 42

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142

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144

145

146

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149

Autonomous Regal and Imperial Coins of Syracuse, Selge,

Macedon, Egypt, Syria, Bruttium, Epirote, Segesta, Colophon,

Edessa, &c., many fine 74

Syracusan HE, of various sizes and types (6), and Coins of the f/A-zr/.

Democracy (2), Agathocles (4), Hiero II (4), Hicetas (3),

Hieronymus; Sicilian Coins of Agrigentum (2), Alaesa,

Agyrium, Catana (3), Calacte, Camarina, Himera, Mamer-

tini (4), Pyrrhus (Expedition into Sicily), Stiela, Segesta (2),

Tauromenium, &c., a representative series of Sicilian coins,

chiefly in very good state, some rare 40

Ancient AE : Greek Civic, Regal, Imperial, Roman Colonial, Ac.,

some fine 131

Bactrian HE, including Coins of Antialcidas, Abdagases, Aspa

Yama, Azes (7 types), Gondaphares, Eucratides, Lysias,

7?

Manes, Philoxenes, Pacores, Spalaphores and Spalagadames,

Zeionises, and other Kings, many fine, several rare 72

Silver. Copies of rare Greek Coins, various sizes, a good lot,

inclusive of a few genuine 48

COUNTERMARKED SPANISH DOLLAR, 1803, with “ THOS. KIRKI,

Dundee” in circle, and in centre “4/6,” in fine preservation

and very rare (not in Davis), unpublished 1

Copper. Tradesmen’s Tokens of the Eighteenth and Nineteenth ^

Centuries, a varied assortment, some fine 106

COIN CABINETS.

A walnut-wood veneered and inlaid Cabinet, folding doors,

6 drawers, fitted with drop trays, lock and key, I64 in. by.

7f in., I84 in. high 1

A large mahogany Cabinet, 21 deep drawers in 3 tiers, some cJpaStSus’-t

fitted with drop trays for coins, locks and keys, 351 in. by

1 :l\ in., 14-4 in. high 1

An oak Cabinet, with carved panels, 14 trays, lock and key,

I64 in. by 9 in., 15i- in. high 1

147 Two small Cabinets, mahogany and oak, containing pierced . 7 ?etc c-C

trays for coins, 13^ in. by 9 in., IO4 in. high, and M4 in.

by 9 in., 9 in. high 2

A mahogany Cabinet, containing 8 deep drawers fitted with

drop trays, brass side handles, lock to each drawer, 14 in.

by 9b in., 142 in. high; another mahogany Coin Box, fitted

with 23 trays and 2 drawers, brass side handles, lock and

key, 10l in. by 7f in., 13j in. high 2

Two mahogany Coin Boxes, containing drawers, fitted with drop

trays, locks and keys *2

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