Barbados, Queen’s College, an enamelled pin-brooch, College arms, 32mm; a silver award medal with enamelled shield of arms, c. 1950, 29mm, suspension loop; Bahamas, Fishing Tournament, c. 1950, bronze medals (2, one with suspension loop), both 32mm; Belize, Independence, 1981, an aluminium medal for Coca-Cola; Joint Task Force, gilt and enamel octagonal medal, 35mm; Aruba, De Olde Molen Restaurant, advertising medal, c. 1970, 33mm; Dominican Republic, Ceca Navegante, 1991,a bronze medal, 30mm; Grenada, Expo, 1969, uniface strikings of the obv. (cupro-nickel) and rev. (brass) of the official medallic coin, 40mm (KM. M1); US Troops Land, 1983, a bronze medal by the Franklin Mint, 44mm; U.S.A., William Wiberforce, a silver medal by the Franklin Mint, 32mm; Barnes & Thornburg, Indiana, a bronze token with an anti-slavery device, 22mm. [14]. Very fine and better £100-150

Queen’s College opened in January 1883 as an all girls school, becoming co-educational in 1981