e-Auction 8: Ancient, British & World Coins and Medals

New zealand (2), 1949 (0.500 silver) and 1953 (CuNi); together with a Mexico 25 Pesos (0.720 silver). All brilliant uncirculated

Death and buriel of Napoleon Bonaparte medal, 1821, struck in white metal by Thomas and Jones, bust right in wreath, rev. Napoleon's biography in 36 lines, including all of his campaigns, 44.14g, 53.5mm, (Br 1851, Slg Julius 3735). Good fine

Victory Medal, (2.Lieut G.A.Collingwood) 6th Border Regiment.

George Collingwood was Killed in Action, 10th August 1915 at Dardanelles aged 20.

The 6th Border Regiment were part of the Allied Troops that fought at the Dardanelles Campaign

1914-1915 Star, (14381 Pte. J. Callam. Bord R.), also entitled to the British War Medal

British War Medal, (315816 Pte. A. Dean. West.& Cumb.Y.), also entitled to the Victory Medal

Victory Medal, (2897 Pte. F.S. Rae. West & Cumb.Y). Pte Rae, transferred to the Military Police, P/12016

Victory Medal & British War Medal, Private L Constantine (35922. Pte. L. Constantine. Bord. R.), entered world war I but was injured and therefore entitled to wear the 'wound stripe' as authorised under Army Order 204 of 6th July 1916. He was also entitled to the Victory and British War Medal and given the wound badge. Lot comes with minitures of Victory and War Medals

1st World War Star (1914/1915), Private J Mewhorter (15420 Pte. J. Mewhorter Bord.R), entered world war I but was injured and therefore entitled to wear the 'wound stripe' Listed as "Wounded" on the Casualty List issued by the Home Office. He was also entitled to the Victory and British War Medal.

1st World War Star (1914/1915), Private Trow (19559 Pte. F. Trow. Bord. R.), entered world war I but was injured and therefore entitled to wear the 'wound stripe' as authorised under Army Order 204 of 6th July 1916. He was also entitled to the Victory and British War Medal.

World War I Trio, 1914/1915 Star, Victory and British War Medals (19037. Pte T. Virtue. Bord.R) was enlisted to serve with the 9th (Service) Battalion (Pioneers). He was entitled to wear the wound stripe

Star (1914/15), British war and Victory medal group, (2807 Pte A.E. Johnson B. War. R)

Elizabeth II, National Service Medal, a commemorative medal created by Award Productions Ltd. The Royal British Legion recognises men who served compulsory National Service in the UK from 1939 to 1960; it is not an official government award. Edward VII South Africa Medal, rim has been erased together with a World War I miniture trio

Smiths Deluxe, 9ct gold special presentation wristwatch, awarded in 1954 for 25 years service to H A Poulton 1924 - 1954. Replaced resofix expanding watch strap, 15mm. In working order, a few light scratches on glass.
Face diameter, 30mm

Vintage watches (2), base metal Hunter, missing minuet hand, balance wheel seems to be working well. Seiko 1970/80s Chronograph with stainless steel braclet, unable to confirm if this watch is in working order

Four various gold rings;
Gentlemans 9ct gold wedding ring with inset diamond, 5.7g, UK size V 1/2
Ladies, 9 carat, simulated Sapphire & simulated Diamond eternity ring, 4.5g, UK size J
Ladies, 9 carat, blue topaz cocktail ring, hallmarked London 1968, weighing approximatley 22 carat, measuring approximatley 20x15 mm, 6.7g, UK size O
Ladies, 18 carat, single round cut blue topaz, weighing approximatley 2 carat, measuring approximatley 9mm, 6g, UK Size 9 1/2

Various ladies pieces of silver jewellery, including two rings, UK Size N & R, charm braclet, identity braclet with the name Ann engraved and evening braclet, combined weight 84.66g. Pre 1947 silver, face value £0.55

Decorative 18 carat filigree cross pendant, 2.7g, width 22.5mm, lengh 35 mm

1950's wrist watch, 9ct gold with expandable wrist strap. Not currently working, made by Record who were bought out by Longines in 1961, face diameter, 30mm