Colonel Wardle 1809, 53mm diameter in copper, by P. Wyon, Obverse: Draped bust facing, three-quarters right, GWYLLM LLOYD WARDLE ESQr. M.P. , A MOST MAGNANIMOUS, FIRM, CANDID, AND INDEPENDENT PATRIOT. Reverse: Inscription in 11 lines: THE DUTY / WHICH I OWE MY / COUNTRY / IS PARAMOUNT / TO / EVERY OTHER / CONSIDERATION / SEE MR WARDLE'S SPEECH / ON THE CHARGES AGt.H.R.H. / THE DUKE OF YORK / MARCH . 8. 1809, 74.31 grammes, BHM 667, EF with some contact marks
British Victories in the Peninsular War 1810 50mm in bronze, by T.Wyon Jnr. Obverse: Bust right, LIEUT. GEN. LORD. VISCOUNT WELLINGTON. K.B.MDCCCX, Reverse: Victory standing right, upon a rock, a fallen French standard at her feet, BHM 699, Eimer 1010, 62.90 grammes, EF the reverse with some minor surface marks and a spot on the shield, boxed
British Victories in the Peninsular War 1810 50mm in bronze, by T.Wyon Jnr. Obverse: Bust right, LIEUT. GEN. LORD. VISCOUNT WELLINGTON. K.B.MDCCCX, Reverse: Victory standing right, upon a rock, a fallen French standard at her feet, BHM 699, Eimer 1010, 67.40 grammes, VF
George III Golden Jubilee 1810 48mm diameter in bronzed copper by C. Kuchler, Obverse: Bust of the King left, with short hair, GEORGIUS III . D:G. BRITANNIARUM REX. FID . DEFEN. Reverse: The Arms of Salisbury supported by two double headed eagles. LUSTRA DECEM COMPLEVIT . REGNAT ADHUC, GEGNETQUE DIU. 53.47 grammes, BHM 684, GVF/NEF lightly cleaned
George III Golden Jubilee 1810 48mm diameter in copper by N.Hyde, Obverse: Uniformed bust of George III wearing a short wig GEO.III.BORN 4th JUNE 1738. ASCENDd. THE THRONE OCTr.25th 1760. Exergue: COMPLETED 50th. YEAR OF HIS REIGN OCTr.25th. 1810, Reverse: Three young children holding a flaming heart before Britannia upon a plinth inscribed FROGMORE. Rays of Sun above, THE FIFTIETH YEAR, 60.80 grammes, BHM 686, NEF with some small tone spots
George III Golden Jubilee 1810 48mm diameter in copper by N.Hyde, Obverse: Uniformed bust of George III wearing a short wig GEO.III.BORN 4th JUNE 1738. ASCENDd. THE THRONE OCTr.25th 1760. Exergue: COMPLETED 50th. YEAROF HIS REIGN OCTr.25th. 1810, Reverse: Three young children holding a flaming heart before Britannia upon a plinth inscribed FROGMORE. Rays of Sun above, THE FIFTIETH YEAR, 53.17 grammes, BHM 686, EF and pleasing
George III Golden Jubilee 1810 48mm diameter in White Metal by N. Hyde, Obverse: Uniformed bust left, wearing short wig, GEO . III . BORN . 4th . JUNE . 1738 . ASCENDd. THE THRONE OCTr. 25th. 1760. I n Exergue: COMPLETED 50TH YEAR / OF HIS REIGN / OCTr. 25th. 1810, in three lines, Reverse: Three young children holding a flaming heart before Britannia upon a plinth inscribed FROGMORE, rays of sun above, THE FIFTIETH YEAR, 40.62 grammes, BHM 686, Eimer 1007, EF or near so with some contact marks and hairlines, the reverse with a scuff in the left field
Battle of Albuera 1811 41mm diameter in bronze, by T. Webb and N.G.A. Brenet, Obverse: Bust right uniformed MARSHAL GEN.LORD BERESFORD, Reverse: A Polish lancer attacks a British Infantryman. BATTLE OF ALBUERA XVI. MAY MDCCCXI, BHM 718, Eimer 1017, 40.06 grammes, A/UNC with a few tiny rim nicks
The Duke of Wellington, Parliamentary Thanks For His Services in the Peninsular War 1812 (undated), 53mm diameter in bronze by T. WEbb, Obverse: bare head of the Duke of Wellington left ART . COMES DE WELLINGTON, Reverse: VOTA / PVBLICA within a closed wreath in two lines. EF with a few spots BHM 746, 84.50 grammes
Presentation of Colours to the Royal Military College by Queen Charlotte 1813 41mm diameter in copper by T. Webb and N. Brenet, Obverse: Bare head of the Duke of York left, FIELD MARSHALL F. DUKE OF YORK, Reverse: The Queen presenting colours to the students at the college. PRESENTATION OF COLOURS BY HER MAJESTY AUGUST 1813. Exergue: Facade of the college and 1802, the date of it's foundation. 36.62 grammes, BHM 769, Eimer 1035, GEF/UNC with some small spots, a pleasing piece. Note: One of Mudie's series of National medals struck in 1820.
Liverpool Pitt Club 1814 54mm diameter in bronze, by T.Wyon Jnr after J.Nollekens, Obverse: Bust left RT. HONBLE. WILLIAM PITT LIVERPOOL PITT CLUB 1814, Reverse: peace and Victory flying right, crowning Britannia who protects Commerce and Europe, Discord lies at her feet, BRITAIN VICTORIOUS, TYRANNY OVERTHROWN, EUROPE PROTECTED . PEACE RESTORED, In Exergue a rose, thistle and shamrock united by a single stem, BHM 827, 64.21 grammes, GVF, rated RRR by BHM in bronze, along with True Blue Club Badge 1812, 40mm diameter in copper, by T.Wyon Jnr. Obverse: Female figures of Religion with cross and Justice with sword, holding royal crown over fasces. Scroll with moto and pole-axe STRONG BY UNION on a ribbon, 35.50 grammes, EF
Treaties of Paris 1814-15 41mm diameter in bronze by G. Mills and N.G.A. Brenet, Obverse bust left, laureate, GEORGE PRINCE REGENT MDCCCXVI, Reverse: Peace standing holding two victor's wreaths on a plinth inscribed TREATIES OF PARIS, a trophy of arms behind her. ARMIS ET CONSILIIS Exergue: XXX. MAY. MDCCCXIV XX. NOVEMBER MDCCCXV, BHM 892, 37.46 grammes, About EF with some minor contact marks
Treaties of Paris 1814-15 41mm diameter in bronze by G. Mills and N.G.A. Brenet, Obverse bust left, laureate, GEORGE PRINCE REGENT MDCCCXVI, Reverse: Peace standing holding two victor's wreaths on a plinth inscribed TREATIES OF PARIS, a trophy of arms behind her. ARMIS ET CONSILIIS Exergue: XXX. MAY. MDCCCXIV XX. NOVEMBER MDCCCXV, BHM 892, 36.31 grammes, NEF with a few small spots, and some darker toning in places
A Scottish Soldier 1815 42mm diameter in bronze by E.J. Dubois, Obverse: Bust of a soldier in Highland dress, NEMO ME IMPUNE LACESSIT, Reverse: 7-line inscription MDCCCI / EGYPT / PORTUGAL / SPAIN / BELGIUM / MDCCCXV all within a wreath, BHM 868, unlisted by Eimer, 37.80 grammes, GVF/VF the obverse with a striking cud at the base of the bust
British Victories of the Peninsular War 1815 45mm diameter in bronze Obverse: Bust left uniformed, DUKE OF WELLINGTON, Reverse: 11 line inscription within a wreath BY HIS /CONSUMMATE SKILL / AS A GENERAL., / HE HAS RAISED THE / BRITISH ARMY / TO THE HIGHEST / EXCELLENCE, & HIMSELF / THE MOST NOBLE, & / EXALTED HERO. / IN THE ANNALS. / HISTORY, BHM 885-6, Eimer 1075, 21.91 grammes, NEF, a box medal within a ring mount with suspension mount
Surrender of Napoleon 1815 41mm diameter in bronze by Brenet, a modern restrike (c.1971-1974) Obverse: Bust right, uniformed, NAPOLEON EMP. ET ROI., Reverse: A fully rigged British ship SURRENDERED TO H.B.M.S. BELLEROPHON CAPT. MAITLAND. Exergue: XV JULY MDCCCXV, as BHM 889, Eimer 1078, 37.48 grammes, EF
Admiral Lord Exmouth 1816 Bombardment of Algiers 41mm diameter in copper by L. Brenet and Gerard, Obverse: Uniformed bust right, of Lord Exmouth, ADMIRAL LORD EXMOUTH, Reverse: Neptune, with trident, pacifying a sea-horse, In Exergue: ALGIERS AUGUST 1816. 40.04 grammes, BHM 921, Eimer 1085, EF. Note: One of Mudie's series of National medals struck in 1820
Election Medal 1816 Thomas Leyland 39mm diameter in silver by T.Halliday, named to JAs HARVEY, Obverse: A Liverbird on seashore, with boats at sea in the distance. LIVERPOOL BE FREE. Reverse: JAs HARVEY engraved in cartouche above text: ONE OF THE INDEPENDENT MINORITY 738 WHO VOTED FOR THOS. LEYLAND Esq AT THE LIVERPOOL ELECTION 1816, 22.61 grammes, VF with some contact marks, holed at the top
Anniversary of the Accession of King George III 25mm diameter by W. Wyon, Obverse: Bust right. Laureate GEORGIVS III DEI GRATIA, Reverse: A star in splendour above a countryside PROPRIO SPLENDORE REFULGET In Exergue: XXV OCT MDCCCXVII / ANNO . REGNI / LVIII. Possibly struck in Barton's metal layered onto brass on the obverse, 7.00 grammes, BHM 932, Eimer 1101, NVF, the obverse with lightly pitted surfaces, an unusual piece, listed as RRR by BHM
Death of Admiral Duckworth 1817 45mm diameter in silver (?), Obverse: Bust left, ADMIRAL SIR J.T. DUCKWORTH BART GCB, Reverse: Text in 6 lines, within a wreath DEDICATED / BY HIS FOLLOWERS / TO THE MEMORY / OF THEIR ILLUSTRIOUS / COMMANDER / MDCCCXVII, BHM 951, Eimer 1095, 50.19 grammes, Fine, Ex-Jewellery, holed at the top
Death of Princess Charlotte 1817 38mm diameter in White Metal by J. Hancock, Obverse: Diademed head of Princess Charlotte right H.R.H. THE PRINCESS CHARLOTTE, Reverse: Weeping willow trees, one from an urn on a pedestal inscribed with a letter C. GREAT BRITAIN MOURNS : HER PRINCES WEEP. Exergue: DIED NOV . 6. 1817 / AeT 21. BHM 937, 22.56 grammes, VF/GVF with some contact marks
France Art Medals (6) 1818-1822 all 42mm diameter in bronze by Petit, the obverses depicting En. Quirinus Visconti, Joseph Vernet, J.Francois de la Harpe, Matthieu Mole, J. Rodolphe, Perronet and Dominicus Cimarosa, the reverses with the details of their births, deaths and achievements, GVF to EF some with small spots
Earl Fitzwilliam 1819, 55mm diameter in silver by J. Wilson, Obverse: Bust left, draped, THE RT HON. EARL FITZWILLIAM. Reverse: Text in 14 lines : HEIR TO / THE VIRTUES / AS WELL AS TO THE ESTATES / OF HIS UNCLE / CHARLES. / MARQ UIS OF ROCKINGHAM / AND NOT NEARLY ALLIED TO HIM / BY PROXIMITY OF BLOOD THAN BY / SIMILARITY OF MANNERS / HE GOVERNED IRELAND IN PEACE, A.D. / 1795, AND WAS LORD LIEUTENANT / OF THE WEST-RIDING OF / YORKSHIRE FROM / 1798-1819, BHM 988, Eimer 1113, 67.80 grammes, VF with some contact marks, the reverse once cleaned, with some thin scratches
The Duke of Wellington Appointed Governor of Plymouth 1819, 55mm diameter in copper by T. Webb after P. Rouw, published by J. Mudie, Obverse: Bust left, ARTHUR DUKE OF WELLINGTON, Reverse: 35 line inscription of his biography and his military history, 89.46 grammes, BHM 986, Eimer 1118, NEF with some contact marks and surface dirt in places. Note: The office of Governor of Plymouth was held by the Duke from 1819 to 1826
Map of the World : Eastern and Western Hemispheres (c.1820) 74mm diameter undated, in white metal by T.Halliday, possibly struck by Edward Thomason, Eimer 1139a, Obverse: Detailed Map of the Eastern Hemisphere, the continents AFRICA, ASIA, EUROPE and NEW HOLLAND (Australia) identified together with countries and some cities, Reverse: Detailed map of North and South America identified, together with countries and islands GEF boxed with good surfaces, rare
Coronation of George IV 1821 35mm diameter in bronze by B.Pistrucci Obverse: GEORGIUS IIII D:G: BRITANNIARUM REX F.D. Reverse: George IV enthroned, left, crowned by Victory behind. Before him stand Britannia, Hibernia and Scotia, PROPRIO JAMJURE ANIMO PATERNO, In Exergue: INAUGURATUS DIE. JULII XIX. ANNO MDCCCXXI, BHM 1070, Eimer 1146, 22.89g, EF with some minor contact marks and a tiny spot in the King's hair
Coronation of George IV 1821 35mm diameter in bronze, The Official Royal Mint issue, by B. Pistrucci, Obverse: Bust left, laureate, GEORGIUS IIII D.G. BRITANNIARUM REX F:D:, Reverse: George IV enthroned left, is crowned by Victory, behind. Before him stand Britannia, Hibernia and Scotia. PROPRO JAM JURE ANIMO PATERNO, Exergue: INAUGURATUS DIE. JULII. XIX ANNO MDCCCXXI, BHM 1070, Eimer 1146, 22.29 grammes, NEF with an edge bruise
Coronation of George IV 1821 35mm diameter in gold by B.Pistrucci Obverse: Bust left, laureate GEORGIUS IIII D.G. BRITANNIARUM REX F.D. Reverse: George IV enthroned, left, crowned by Victory, behind, before him stand Britannia, Hibernia and Scotia PROPRIO JMA JURE ANIMO PATERNO, in exergue INAUGURATUS/ DIE. JULII. XIX. /ANNO.MDCCCXXI. Eimer 1146a, BHM 1070, weight 31.00 grammes. GVF Ex-Jewellery and gilded with some surface marks ands edge knocks
Medalets (8) Caroline, Queen Consort of George IV 1821 25mm in brass, Fine, Rt.Hon George Canning M.P. 1827 26mm in brass, Fine, Frederick, Duke of York, Died Jan 5th 1827, 25mm in brass, Good Fine, Earl Grey 1830 By Trampling on Liberty I Lost the Reins Good Fine with some scratches, George IV Died June 26 1830 25mm in brass, Good Fine, cleaned, William IV and Queen Adelaide Coronation 1831 24mm in brass Fine, Duke of Wellington death 1852 25mm in brass Good Fine, Coronation of Queen Victoria 1838 25mm in brass Fine
France - General Marquis de Lafayette Defender of America 1824 47mm diameter in bronze, by Francois Caunois, Obverse: Bust of Lafayette facing right GENERAL LAFAYETTE, signed below bust at left: CAUNOIS FRENCH., Rev: THE DEFENDER / OF AMERICAN AND / FRENCH LIBERTY. / 1777-1824. / BORN IN CHAVANIAC, THE 6 SEPTEMBER, /1757. - Inscription within wreath. This medal was issued to commemorate General Lafayette's return visit to America in 1824. Callignon-412, Oliver-35., 47.97 grammes, A/UNC and nicely toned
Sir Walter Scott 1824 53mm diameter in copper by W. Wyon, Obverse: Bare head of Sir Walter Scott right, WALTER SCOTT 1824, Reverse: Two female allegorical figures of Truth and Fiction, the former standing and holding a wand, the latter seated holding a book inscribed WAV (Waverley), In Exergue: A wreath. TRUTHS SEVERE IN FAIRY FICTION DRESSED, 59.45 grammes, BHM 1238, EF/NEF the reverse with two small scratches and an area of verdigris
Death of the Duke of York 1827 25mm diameter in brass, unsigned, Obverse: Bust left DUKE OF YORK AND ALBANY, Reverse: A soldier mourning by a funerary urn on plinth inscribed BELOVED / BY THE / ARMY Above: COMMANDER IN CHIEF , Below: Obt. JANy. 1827, BHM 1290, 5.38 grammes, NVF/VF
Death of the Duke of York 1827 60mm diameter in copper by B. Pistrucci, Obverse: FREDERICK DUKE OF YORK AND ALBANY, Reverse 23-line inscription, BHM 1283, Eimer 1189, 112.15 grammes, the obverse with some scratches and some surface residue, NEF
Accession of William IV 1830 38mm diameter in White Metal by T. Halliday, Obverse: Bare head of William IV right, HIS MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY WILLIAM IIII, Reverse: Draped bust of Queen Adelaide right, QUEEN ADELAIDE. PRESENTED TO THE PURCHASERS OF THE PAUL PRY AUG. 22 . 1830, 17.50 grammes, BHM 1418, NEF with signs of die rust
Accession of William IV 1830 67mm diameter in copper by W.Wyon, Obverse: Bare head of William IV right GUILELMO IIII D:G: BRITANNIAR : REGI F:D:, Reverse: ADELAIDE REGIMA CUDI JUSSIT MDCCCXXX within a wreath with trident below, 139 grammes, BHM 1414, GEF with a dark tone patch on the reverse
Death of George IV 24mm diameter in brass by T. Kettle, Obverse: Bare head left, GEORGE IV KING OF GREAT BRITAIN, Reverse: BORN / AUG.12 1762 / DIED / JUNE 26 1830 /BELOVED / & / LAMENTED all within a circle of palm fronds, BHM 1383, 5.26 grammes, NEF
John Hodgson M.P. 1830 57mm diameter in bronze, by T.W. Ingram, Obverse: Bust left, draped, JOHN HODGSON . ELSWICK HOUSE. ELECTED M.P. FOR NEWCASTLE ON TYNE JULY 30th 1830. BORN JULY 30 1806. Reverse: HE IS OUR CHOICE AND WE WILL BE FAITHFUL . ALWAYS READY. Centre: HIS INTEREST IS OURS within a wreath, BHM 1445, unlisted by Eimer, 77.35 grammes, EF
Liverpool and Manchester Railway 1830 Obverse: Bust of George Stephenson left, Reverse: Train crossing viaduct Exergue: Liverpool and Manchester railway opened Sept 15 1830 46mm diameter in white Metal, Fine, along with Celebration of the Railway Centenary Darlington 1825-1925 32mm in white metal old and modern trains either side, GVF holed for suspension
Masonic Charity Instituted 1830 36mm in gilt copper, unsigned, Obverse: Inscription in 8 lines: HONORABLE TESTIMONIAL / OF / MASONIC / CHARITY & BENEVOLENCE / INSTITUTED / BY H.R.H. AUG: FRED: / DUKE OF SUSSEX /M:W: GRAND MASTER, Masonic emblems below, Reverse: A Mother with two children, Eye of Providence above, In exergue: MDCCCXXX, 19.69 grammes, BHM 1463, GVF with some hairlines, scuffed on the edge
Medals (4) Death of George I 1830 35mm in White Metal, by W. Bain, BHM 1372, Fine with some corrosion, Erection of the Wellington Statue at The Royal Exchange 1844, 44mm diameter in White Metal BHM 2193 NVF with some corrosion, 50th Anniversary of the Penny Post 1840-1890 Obverse: Veiled Head of Queen Victoria, Reverse: PRESENTED BY J.W. PALMER 281 STRAND LONDON, VF, Death of Queen Victoria 1901 39mm diameter in White Metal, unsigned, BHM 3692, GVF
Coronation of William IV 1831 25mm diameter in brass, unsigned, Obverse: Conjoined and draped busts left of William IV and Queen Adelaide, WILLIAM IV & QUEEN ADELAIDE . CROWNED SEP.8.1831, Reverse: An Imperial Crown, WILLIAM IV BORN AUG 21 1765 QUEEN ADELAIDE BORN AUG 13 1765 MARRIED JULY 1818, BHM 1520, 4.45 grammes, About EF and lustrous with some small spots
Coronation of William IV 1831 33mm diameter in silver by W.Wyon The official Royal Mint issue after F.Chantrey, Obverse : Bust of William IV right, WILLIAM THE FOURTH CROWNED SEP:8 1831, Reverse: Bust of Queen Adelaide right, ADELAIDE QUEEN CONSORT. CROWNED SEP:8 1831, 17.72 grammes, Eimer 1251, BHM 1475, GVF cleaned with some scratches and a gentle edge bruise, in the round fitted red case of issue this worn and with the hinge fragile
Coronation of William IV 1831 55mm diameter in White Metal by T.W. Ingram, Obverse: Britannia, with Hibernia and Scotia, offering a crown to the King and Queen standing right, Fame flying above. In Exergue: CROWNED SEPr 8th 1831, Reverse: Legend in 7 lines, KING WILLIAM IV / BORN AUGt. 13th. 1765 / QUEEN ADELAIDE / BORN AUGt. 13th. 1792 /MARRIED JULY 11. 1818 / ASCENDED JUNE 29 / 1830 within a closed wreath, 58.37 grammes, BHM 1484, GVF/NEF the obverse with some corrosion spots near the rim
Coronation of William IV 1831 55mm diameter in White Metal by T.W. Ingram, Obverse: Britannia, with Hibernia and Scotia, offering a crown to the King and Queen standing right, Fame flying above. In Exergue: CROWNED SEPr 8th 1831, Reverse: Legend in 7 lines, KING WILLIAM IV / BORN AUGt. 13th. 1765 / QUEEN ADELAIDE / BORN AUGt. 13th. 1792 /MARRIED JULY 11. 1818 / ASCENDED JUNE 29 / 1830 within a closed wreath, 58.48 grammes, BHM 1484, Near VF with some contact marks and edge nicks
George III and William IV (5) Coronation of William IV 1831 54mm diameter in White Metal by T.W. Ingram Obverse: Draped busts left, conjoined, HIS MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY WILLIAM IIII AND HIS CONSORT ADELAIDE, Reverse: Crown within closed wreath of crossed flags, thistles and shamrocks above and below, Above: CORONATION Around: AT WESTMINSTER SEPTEMBER 8 1831, Above: BORN AUGUST 21 1765, Around: ASCENDED THE BRITISH THRONE JUNE 26 1830 IN THE 65 YEAR OF HIS AGE, 49.03 grammes, BHM 1486, VF with some scratches, Death of William IV 1837 54mm diameter in White metal, unsigned, Obverse: Bare head of William IV right HIS MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY WILLIAM IIII, Reverse: Britannia, with two allegorical figures mourning around a funerary urn, on a plinth inscribed, DIED JUNE 20 1837. BELOVED . REVERED . LAMENTED. Exergue: BORN 21 AUGt.1765, BHM 1726, 49.03 grammes, VF with some scratches, George III Golden Jubilee 1810 48mm diameter in copper by N.Hyde, Obverse: Uniformed bust of George III wearing a short wig GEO.III.BORN 4th JUNE 1738. ASCENDd. THE THRONE OCTr.25th 1760. Exergue: COMPLETED 50th. YEAROF HIS REIGN OCTr.25th. 1810, Reverse: Three young children holding a flaming heart before Britannia upon a plinth inscribed FROGMORE. Rays of Sun above, THE FIFTIETH YEAR, 51.636 grammes, BHM 686, GVF with some contact marks, George III Enters the 50th Year of his Reign 1809 42mm diameter in White Metal by T. Wyon. Snr. Obverse Bust right, cuirassed and draped, GOD SAVE THE KING, Reverse: Inscription within a closed wreath GRAND NATIONAL JUBILEE OCT. 26 .1809 THE 50th YEAR HE HAS GOVERN'D AND PRESERVED AN AFFECTIONATE LOYAL PEOPLE, BHM 653, 28.25 grammes, GVF, George III Enters the 50th Year of his Reign 1809 25mm diameter in copper by Kettle & Sons, Obverse: GRAND NATIONAL JUBILEE CELEBRATED OCT 25 1809 THE KING HAVING ENTERED THE 50th YEAR OF HIS REIGN, Reverse: An Imperial Crown above sword and sceptre intertwined with ribbon on which NATIONAL JUBILL OF GEORGE III, Below 50 K&S, BHM 648, 4.38 grammes, Good Fine
Opening of London Bridge 1831, 29mm diameter in brass, unsigned, Obverse: THE FIRST STONE / OF THE NEW / LONDON BRIDGE / WAS LAID BY / JOHN GARRATT. ESQ./ LORD MAYOR OF LONDON / ON THE 14 OF MARCH 1824 / AND OPEN'D BY THEIR MAJESTIES / AUGUST 1st 1831, Reverse: View of the bridge and St. Paul's cathedral, CARRIAGE WAY 33½ FT. In Exergue: LENGTH OF BRIDGE 782 FT. / CENTRE ARCH 150.. / SIDE ARCH 140, 7.32 grammes, BHM 1547, NEF with some tone spots on the reverse
Opening of London Bridge 1831, 29mm diameter in brass, unsigned, Obverse: THE FIRST STONE / OF THE NEW / LONDON BRIDGE / WAS LAID BY / JOHN GARRATT. ESQ./ LORD MAYOR OF LONDON / ON THE 14 OF MARCH 1824 / AND OPEN'D BY THEIR MAJESTIES / AUGUST 1st 1831, Reverse: View of the bridge and the dome of St. Paul's cathedral, CARRIAGE WAY 33½ FEET. In Exergue: LENGTH OF BRIDGE 782 FT. / CENTRE ARCH 150.. / SIDE ARCG 140, 7.56 grammes, BHM 1547, NVF with some scratches
The Reform Bill 1832 39mm diameter in copper by T. Halliday, Obverse: Conjoined heads of Earl Grey, Lord Russell and Lord Brougham, left, GREY RUSSELL BROUGHAM . THE CONFIDENCE OF THE PEOPLE, Reverse: The British lion trampling upon a Hydra, CORRUPTION DESTROYED. PURITY RESTORED. Below: THE / REFORM BILL / PASSED JUNE 7. 1832, 20.69 grammes, BHM 1597, GEF with some small spots
The Reform Bill 1832 51mm diameter in White Metal by T. Halliday, Obverse: Head of William IV right. WILLIAM IV KING OF Gt. BRITAIN, within a small circle. The remaining area divided into three segments containing a legend THE REFORM BILL PASSED THE COMMONS MARCH 23 THE LORDS JUNE 4 RECd. THE ROYAL ASSENT JUNE 7. 1832 / 56 BOROUGHS DISFRANCHISED 30 Old. BOR TO RETURN 1 MEMBER EA. 22 NEW BOR. TO RET. 2 MEM. EA. 21 NEW BOR. 1 MEM. EA./ THE ELECTIVE FRANCHISE VESTED IN FREEHOLDERS / COPYHOLDERS OF £10 P. AN. HOUSEHOLDS. £10 P. AN. , Reverse: Britannia, flourishing a sword attended by Justice and Mercury driving corruption from Britain BRITANNIA SUPPORTED BY JUSTICEDRIVES CORRUPTION FROM THE CONSTITUTION. Inscription within triangle and rays. Within: KING / LORDS / COMMONS. In Exergue: MDCCCXXXII, 55.70 grammes, BHM 1597, Eimer 1256, NEF the obverse with some tone spots
The Reform Bill 1832 51mm diameter in White Metal by T. Halliday, Obverse: Head of William IV right. WILLIAM IV KING OF Gt. BRITAIN, within a small circle. The remaining area divided into three segments containing a legend THE REFORM BILL PASSED THE COMMONS MARCH 23 THE LORDS JUNE 4 RECd. THE ROYAL ASSENT JUNE 7. 1832 / 56 BOROUGHS DISFRANCHISED 30 Old. BOR TO RETURN 1 MEMBER EA. 22 NEW BOR. TO RET. 2 MEM. EA. 21 NEW BOR. 1 MEM. EA./ THE ELECTIVE FRANCHISE VESTED IN FREEHOLDERS / COPYHOLDERS OF £10 P. AN. HOUSEHOLDS. £10 P. AN. , Reverse: Britannia, flourishing a sword attended by Justice and Mercury driving corruption from Britain BRITANNIA SUPPORTED BY JUSTICEDRIVES CORRUPTION FROM THE CONSTITUTION. Inscription within triangle and rays. Within: KING / LORDS / COMMONS. In Exergue: MDCCCXXXII. 55.37 grammes, BHM 1597, Eimer 1256, VF with some edge knocks
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