Coins, Tokens and Historical Medals

Historical Medals, Bosham, Bosham Sailing Club (Founded 1920), a bronze Service medal, unsigned, 51mm; Eastbourne, Eastbourne Football League, an enamelled silver badge by Vaughton, engraved (Wednesday Winners, 1929-30), hallmarked Birmingham 1929, 30 x 23mm; Hastings, a silver badge by Fattorini, named (Carlisle Cup, 1906, Joint Winners, Old Hastonians), hallmarked Birmingham 1906, 30 x 22mm, Hastings Education Committee, Claude Baker Gabb Swimming Trophy, a bronze award medal, unsigned, for Skinner, St Leonards, named (Winner Arthur F. Brigden, Priory Road School, 1918), 57mm; Hickstead, All-England Showjumping, a light bronze award medal, unsigned, engraved (British Dressage Derby, 1971), 51mm; Hove, Mr C.H. Moss’ Gymnasium, a white metal award medal, maker’s name removed, un-named, 40mm; Rye, All Saints F.C., an openwork silver badge by Fattorini, named (Winners, Rye Charity Cup, 1906, hallmarked Birmingham 1905, 35 x 24mm; Sussex County Football Association, a gilt and enamel award medal, unsigned, engraved (Sunday Senior Cup Winners 1998-99), 60mm; Sussex Sunday Football League, an enamelled aluminium medal, unsigned, named (R. Kerridge, Rep. XI, 1960-61), 52mm; West Sussex Football League, an enamelled silver award badge by Vaughton, engraved (Junior Division, 35th R.D., 1911-12), hallmarked Birmingham 1911, 40 x 22mm [10]. Very fine and better; many in cases of issue £50-£70

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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Ronald G.P. Kerridge (1938-2013), then living in Southwick; the last medal was won by a team from Chichester