Coins, Tokens and Historical Medals

BRITISH HISTORICAL MEDALS, City and Guilds of London Institute, bronze award medals by E.D. Jackman for Pinches (2), named (W.H. Francklow, Plumbers Work, 5th Prize, 1883; William H. Francklow, Metal Plate Work, 2nd Prize, 1887), both 51mm (E 1684); Cripplegate Institute [Founded 1898], a bronze award medal, unsigned, named (B.H. Miles, for Dress Cutting, Class Work, Winter and Spring Sessions, 1909-10), 51mm; Bristol Education Committee, a silver award medal by Vaughton, named (Mabel Smith, for 6 Years [Regular Attendance]), hallmarked Birmingham 1911, 45mm; British Music Society, Plymouth, a silver award medal by Page, Keen & Page, named (1927, Violin Solo, P. Brown-Parish, 86%, Presented by Mrs A.R. Hamilton Akaster), 39mm; Smethwick & District Photographic Society, a silver award medal, unsigned, named (Special Progress Medal, Exhibition 1928, Mr W.E. Walker), hallmarked to Birmingham 1927, 47mm; The Shorthorn Society, silver award medals by J. Pinches (2), named (Awarded to Lt. Col. E.C. Atkins at British Dairy Farmers’ Association’s Show, 1929, for his Heifer 93603, Baskerville Greenleaf; 1934, Awarded to Lt. Col. E.C. Atkins at the Leicestershire Show for Champion Dairy Shorthorn Heifer, Baskerville Fashion 2nd), both 52mm (MJP p.193); Harrogate Corporation Flower Show, 1939, a silver-gilt award medal by Turner & Simpson for Laurence Hornby, Harrogate, named (Backhouse Nurseries (York) Ltd, for Table Rockery), hallmarked Birmingham 1939, 38mm [9]. Last very fine, others extremely fine; all in cases of issue £80-100