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This item WAS NOT SOLD. Auction date was 2005 Sep 25 @ 10:00UTC
Lot of Seven; Special Constabulary Long Service Medals (2): bronze, type King George V (C / crowned bust), named "DAVID CORKETT" and "FREDERICK H. TATHAM", this with three clasps "THE GREAT WAR 1914-18, LONG SERVICE 1929, LONG SERVICE 1939"; Jubilee Police Medal 1887, Queen Victoria, for Metropolitan Police 1887 with clasp "1897", bronze, named "PC. P. McDONALD. B. DIVN.", with ribbon and pin-clasp; Coronation Police Medal 1902 (Metropolitan Police), bronze, named "P. C. R. McDONALD. H. DIV."; a pair: Coronation Medal 1911 (Metropolitan Police), silver and Coronation Police Medal 1902 (Metrop. Police), bronze, both named "P. C. H. BROOM. J. DIV"; Coronation Medal 1937, silver, unnamed, with ribbon and pin. Signs of wearing, patina, edge bruising.
Auction Location:
WESTBURY MAYFAIR HOTEL, WESTBURY MAYFAIR, BOND STREET, LONDON, United Kingdom
Previewing Details:
10th – 11th September, 2005 – Vienna, Austria - 10am to 5pm - Opernring 13 – 15, – “LE MERIDIEN WIEN” Hotel; tel: 00431 588 9000
14th – 21st September, 2005 – Switzerland - 10am to 6.30pm – “LA GALERIE NUMISMATIQUE” – Lausanne, Switzerland
23rd September, 2005 – London 9am to 5pm – “THE WESTBURY MAYFAIR” Hotel, Bond Street, London, UK; tel: 0044 208 3825446
24th September, 2005 – London 10am to 4.30pm – during the “OMRS CONVENTION”, The New Connaught Rooms, Great Queen Street, London, UK
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17.5% |
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23% |
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