British and World Coins, Historical Medals

Liverpool Council of Education, a white metal attendance and good conduct medal by J. Moore, rev. named (Peter Fallows, Brunswick, 1897), 44mm; Worcester Trades Exhibition, 1898, a gilt-bronze medal, unsigned, rev. named (W.R. Baines, for High Class Bread), 44mm; Mr Robert Sydenham’s Special Sweet Pea Medal, a silver award by Sydenham Brothers, rev. named (Mr F.W. Hitchman, 1st Prize, Solihull 1908), 54mm; National Rifle Association, a copper medal, unsigned, edge named (P.E. Suckling, Highest Individual Score 59/70, July 12th 1924), 48mm; Royal Academy of Music, a copper medal, unsigned, rev. named (Katie C. Smith, Sight Singing, 1924), 40mm; H.M. the King’s Shield for Miniature Rifle Shooting, a bronze medal, unsigned, rev. named (C/Cpl F. Thomas, Abergavenny Coy., C.L.B., 1928), 38mm [6]. Varied state, first holed; four cased £80-£100