Commemorative, Historical and Art Medals

36th Middlesex Paddington Rifle Volunteers, a silver-gilt award medal, unsigned, shield, rev. wreath, named (The Challenge Cup Competition, 1890, Sergt. W. Trask, Points 316), 34mm; United Service League Championship, 1901-2, a silver award star by Vaughton, named (HMS Excellent, H. Salter), hallmarked Birmingham 1901, 42mm; Yeomanry Rifle Association, silver award medals (2), unsigned, named (Bisley Championship 1911, won by Trooper S.B. Joyce…Bisley Sandeman Cup 1911, won by Trooper S.B. Joyce), 51 and 38mm; Country Life Competition, 1912, For Markmanship, a silver award medal by G. Bayes, named (1933, Sergt. G.M. Otway, Royal Grammar School, Guildford, Class B, 1st), 38mm (Irvine/Atterbury p.119); Arethusa & Chichester Training Ship, Very Good Character silver award medal by J.A. Restall, named (W.S. Wright, 3 Years), hallmarked Birmingham 1917, 39mm; Royal Air Force 12th Wing, France, a silver award medal by the Birmingham Mint, named (15 Squadron, 1918, J.T. Nock, Champion, Football XI), hallmarked Birmingham 1917, 38mm; Army Rifle Association, a silver award medal, unsigned, named (British Forces on the Rhine, 1920, won by Sgt W. Fletcher Austin, Royal Irish Rhine Championship), 45mm; Training Battalion, Royal Engineers, a silver award medal, unsigned, named (Sapper H. Holmes, 232 Party), 35mm; Boxing, a silver award medal by Phillips, named (Inter Troop Boxing, M.O.C.S., Middle Weight, O/Cdt. M.P. Dann, 1949), 32mm; together with other silver award medals (2) [12]. First and sixth fine, others generally very fine or better, some with clips and rings for suspension; three in cases of issue £120-150