Commemorative, Historical and Art Medals

WATFORD, Watford & West Herts Scottish Society, a silver and enamel badge, 19mm; Watford Exhibition, 1931, a gilt and enamel badge, named (W.J. Gilbert & Son), 33 x 30mm; Scammell’s, a silver badge by W. Adams Ltd, engraved (Dept. Comp. Winners 1939-39), hallmarked Birmingham 1938, 34 x 24mm; Watford & District Bowling Association, a bronze and enamel badge, 30 x 25mm; The Chartered Insurance Institute, Past President, Watford, 1970-71, a gilt and enamel badge, un-named, 30mm; Watford Borough [Golden] Jubilee, 1972, a gilt medal, unsigned, un-named, 40mm; Watford Football Club, a gilt and enamel badge by W. Reeves, 26 x 22mm; Oxhey Bowling Club (Est. 1910), an enamel badge, 27mm; WELWYN GARDEN CITY, Welwyn Garden City Eisteddfod, a silver award medal, unsigned, named (1929, 1st Prize, Boys’ Vocal Solo, L. Jones), 25mm; Sisservernes Farm, a bronze award medal, un-named, 29mm [10]. Very fine £40-50

Scammell’s, the truck manufacturer, moved from Spitalfields to Watford in July 1922 but were taken over by Leyland in 1955