Important British and World Coins, Tokens, Historial and Art Medals, Numismatic Books and Banknotes

Cricket, Finsbury & District Cricket League (Founded 1907), a silver and enamel badge by Fattorini, crossed bats and ball, back named (Prem. Div. Winners, 1930, Square C.C., W. Little), 39 x 27mm; The Fulham Cricket League, a silver badge by Mappin & Webb, arms, back named (Div. I, Runners Up, 1921, D. Harris), 42 x 30mm; Fulham & District Cricket League, a silver and enamel badge by Mappin & Webb, arms, back named (1925, Div. I Winners, E.H. Swaine), 42 x 31mm; Gospel Oak and Hampstead Cricket League, a silver and enamel badge by Toye & Co, arms, back named (Winners, 1926, Div. 3, Gospel Oak C.C., A. Marsh), 36 x 26mm (cf. DNW 49, 1079); The London Printing & Stationery Trades Cricket Association, a silver-gilt award medal, unsigned, cricketer with bat and stumps, rev. named (Presented by J. Albert Causton to H.A.M. Fishwick, 1899), 28mm; South London Cricket League, a silver and enamel badge by Fattorini, arms, back named (Old Bendonians, Div. II, 1932, L. Elkins), 31mm; Tower Hamlets Schools Cricket Association, a silver badge, Tower of London, crossed bats above, back named (W. Shacklady, 1914), hallmarked d&d Birmingham 1914, 32 x 28mm [7]. Generally very fine; all with loops for suspension (£50-70)

This lot was sold as part of a special collection, British Medals from the Collection of James Spencer.

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