Historical Medals, Worthing, Worthing Education Committee, Attendance, base metal award medals (13), named (R. Allen [2, one with 1909 clasp, FKS p.92, this piece]; J. Butcher [3, for 1909, 1910 and 1911, last FKS p.88, this piece]; M. Greenfield; Chas. Harding, 1912 [FKS p.90, this piece]; Kate Hollands, 1904; A. Jude, 1908, D. Marner, 1909; Edith Skinner, 1904 (FKS pp.83-5, this piece); J. Stevens; M. Stubbs, 1911), various sizes; High School for Boys, award medals by Mitchell Beazley, in silver (3), two named (Senr. Relay Race, 1926, 1st C.E. Heighton; Pillow Fight, 1927, 1st Team, E.C. Newman), and bronze (3), two named (L.P. Semmons, 3rd, 1/2 Mile Junior, 1924; F.F. Semmons, 2nd Team 1925, Long Jump), all 25mm; St Dunstan’s School, Swimming, 1936, a silver award medal by Fattorini, un-named, hallmarked Birmingham 1936, 39mm; St Paul’s Sunday School, Regular Attendance, 1909, white metal award medals (2), named (R.C. Allen), 45 and 39mm (FKS p.99, these pieces); East Sussex Education Committee, a bronze award medal, un-named, 35mm; West Sussex Education Committee, Excellent Attendance, base metal award medals (6), One Year (5, one named W.P. Trevett), 3 Years, all 40mm (FKS pp.77-8, these pieces) [29]. Very fine and better, a good group; Harding medal in original named Spink card box of issue £80-£100

This lot was sold as part of a special collection, Sussex Tokens, Tickets and Medals from the Collection formed by the late Ron Kerridge.

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Edith Skinner, b 19 September 1891, started at Broadwater School on 25 February 1895, lived at 4 Gordon cottages, Broadwater. William Prideaux Trevett, b Lancing 1897, in 1911 Census as a butcher’s errand boy, lived at 1 Penhill road, Lancing