Ancient, British and World Coins and Banknotes

Athletics, Herne Hill Harriers, a uniface silver-gilt and enamel medal by Fattorini, Maltese cross, back named (Hammer 1953, 1st, A.W. Silbery), hallmarked Birmingham 1952, 26mm; St Dunstan’s Athletic Club, an oval silver and enamel badge, banner across flaming torch, back named (Tug of War, Lightweight League, 1919, Winners, College, R. Edwards), hallmarked g&s co ltd Birmingham 1919, 37 x 21mm; Southwark Schools Sports Assoc[iation], a silver and enamel badge by Toye & Co, arms, back named (A. Marshall, Coach, T. of W., I, Central, 1930), hallmarked London 1930, 35 x 29mm; West Lewisham Schools Athletic Association, a silver badge by Vaughton, standing angel, back named (Relay 12-14, M. Brennan, 1934), hallmarked Birmingham 1933, 25mm; Tug-of-War, a uniface silver award medal by W.H. Hasler Ltd, muscular male athlete in trunks pulling a rope, back named (Tug of War for the Jones Challenge Shield, 6th Year Winners, Commercial Union, Crystal Palace, 27th May 1911), hallmarked Birmingham 1910, 41mm [5]. Last extremely fine and toned, others generally about very fine and with clips and rings for suspension (£40-60)

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

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St Dunstan’s College, Catford. Last only illustrated