Historical and Art Medals, Numismatic Books

British Historical Medals, G[lasgow] J[unior] F[ootball] L[eague], a gold and enamel badge by Dow, city arms, back named (Championship, 1919-20, Vale of Clyde F.C., F. Doyle), hallmarked Birmingham 1919, 40 x 26mm, 9ct, 7.78g; Shawfield Juniors, a gold and enamel badge, named (Winners, Five a Side Tour, 1920, F. Doyle), hallmarked jmc.m Birmingham 1919, 35mm, 9ct, 10.04g; Express Cup, a gold and enamel award medal, named (Won by D. Henderson 1920-21), hallmarked tjs Chester 1921, 29mm, 9ct, 14.53g, scroll suspender and tartan ribbon; Lancashire Amateur Cup, a gold and enamel award medal by Vaughton, named (South Salford A.F.C., Runners-up, 1927-28, J. McCulloch), hallmarked Birmingham 1927, 26mm, 9ct, 8.28g; Bristol & District Football League, a gold and enamel badge by Vaughton, named (St Philips Ath., R.U. Div. 1, 1930-31, J. Rogers), hallmarked Birmingham 1930, 30mm, 9ct, 10.39g; Surrey County Football Association, a gold and enamel award medal by Bravingtons, engraved (Senior Cup Winners 1934-35), hallmarked Birmingham 1934, 26mm, 9ct, 10.03g [6]. Generally extremely fine; fourth in case of issue (£150-200)