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GREAT BRITAIN 1840-1861 A Lot of 3 Cast Replicas of RARE Medals
A reduced cut back of the Band of Mercy medal AE-25 8.2 gms. edge: irregular Very Fine, A modified 2nd. Generation Cast of an Allen and Moore, Birmingham medal featuring Victoria on the Obverse and Una and the Lion on the reverse. A stylized 5 pointed cross completes the item. AE-33 6.2 grams. & 1861 Cast remake of an 1844 Preservation of Life from Shipwreak Medal named to Oliver Sarony ( a famous photographer) dated Nov. 7, 1861 in copper with a silver wash. The piece is uniface and looks like it may have had a pin back. The ribbon is not official and for display only. This lot should be viewed.
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GRANDE-BRETAGNE 1840-1861 Lot de 3 répliques de moulages de médailles RARES
Une taille réduite de la médaille Band of Mercy AE-25 8.2 g rebord: irrégulier VF, Moulage modifié de 2e génération d'une médaille Allen and Moore, Birmingham, présentant Victoria sur l'avers et Una and the Lion sur le revers. Une croix à cinq pointe stylisée complète l'item. AE-33 6.2 grammes, et 1861 remodelage d'une médaille Preservation of Life from Shipwreck 1844 nommé à Oliver Sarony (le célèbre photographe) daté du 7 novembre 1861 en cuivre avec feuille d'argent. La pièce est unifaciale et il semble qu'elle aie eu une épinglette à l'arrière. Le ruban n'est pas officiel et est pour présentation seulement. Ce lot devrait être examiné.
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1950 Ste Catherine Est, Montreal, Quebec, H2K 2J6, Canada
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