Ancient, British and World Coins and Banknotes

Cricket, Canning Town Glass Works Sports Club, a silver and enamel badge, logo on lozenge, back named (Cricket League 1937, Runners Up, A. Nokes), hallmarked ar&s Birmingham 1937, 24mm; City of B[irming]ham Tramway & Omnibus Dept S.A. & T.S., a silver and enamel badge, crossed bats, stumps, ball and gloves, back named (Branch League, Cricket, A Division, Season 1931, Runners-up, Highgate Road Branch, G. Beasley), hallmarked as&co Birmingham 1931, 35 x 30mm; City of London Athletic & Swimming Assoc[iatio]n Championship Medal, a silver award by D.G. Collins, City arms, rev. legend in wreath, edge named (Junior Cricket, W.H. Matthes, Squirrel, 1923), 29mm; Confectionery & Allied Trades Sports Assoc[iatio]n, a silver and enamel badge, serpent, trident and mace, back named (Cricket, Winners, 1935, E. Sharp & Son Ltd, P. Boardman), hallmarked jaw&co Birmingham 1935, 32 x 28mm; London Midland Athletic Club, a silver and enamel badge, dragon crest, back named (Interdepartmental Cricket Cup, 1926, H. Hamilton), 33 x 26mm; P[ortsmouth] & D[istrict] C[ricket] A[ssociation], a uniface silver award medalet by W.J. Dingley, crescent and star in wreath, back named (Orions C.C., 2nd Div., 1919, W. Urquhart), hallmarked Birmingham 1919, 24mm; Poole Elementary Schools Athletic Ass[ociatio]n, a silver and enamel badge by Toye & Co, arms, back named (R. Burden, Cricket, 1935), hallmarked London 1935, 26mm; The Railways Athletic Association, a silver award medal, raa in wreath, back named (Cricket Winners, 1929, A.G. Franklin), hallmarked ae&co ltd Birmingham 1929, 26mm; Waterlow & Sons Ltd Amateur Sports Association, a silver and enamel badge, serpent around tied staves, back named (Dept. Cricket 1953, W., R. James), 26mm [9]. Fine to very fine (£40-50)

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

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