IN RECOGNITION AND WITH GRATEFUL THANKS
An exhibition of Medals, Livery Badges and Civic Awards

Fixed price list Summer 2003

Illustrated list

Medals And Livery Badges Of The City Of London Guilds
Medals Of Endowed Schools
City And Guild Medals
Property Marks Of The London Guilds
Other City Of London Associations & Guilds
Netherlands - 17th & 18th Century Guild Medals
City Of London Lord Mayor And Sheriffs Jewels
Livery & Ward Clubs, City Of London Miscellany
Civic Badges And Medals Outside The City Of London
A Collection Of Guildhall Reception Badges

Terms & Conditions

BADGES, JEWELS AND MEDALS RELATING TO THE GUILDS & VOLUNTARY ASSOCIATIONS OF THE CITY OF LONDON a collection made by Howard & Frances Simmons, 1982-2003 In each case, the coat-of-arms of the Guild or Association features prominently on the obverse of the medal or badge, often with their motto. Where reference is made to the arms of the City of London, read Corporation of the City of London, a white shield with a red cross superimposed, and a dagger in the upper left quadrant, with griffins as supporters. This often appears as a supplementary coat of arms on decorations worn with a ribbon.

1 GUILD OF AIR PILOTS & AIR NAVIGATORS, Sir James Martin Flight Safety Award, with a portrait of Sir James on the obverse and the arms of the Guild on the reverse. Sculptor. G A Holman for Pinches (ex Pinches archive), not awarded bronze 50mm. rare £75

2 BAKERS (WHITE) COMPANY Livery badge; engraved on reverse Edward Hunt Esq Elected on the Court Nov 1877 Warden 1886, silver gilt with olive green and purple ribbon, 44 x 52mm. oval £250

3 - another Livery badge, engraved Francis Blackmore Hampton on Livery 3rd Oct 1910 on Court 4th July 1927, silver only, stamped WJC, oval 44 x 54mm. £200

4 - another badge same design engraved William Collier JP on Livery 4th April 1927 on Court 27th November 1944, silver only oval 44 x 54mm. hallmarked 1945 WJC £200

5 BAKERS COMPANY, International Bakery Exhibition London 1928 presented by the Worshipful Company of Bakers and awarded to Messrs A W Walkling Ltd for Third best Household Bread, bronze medal as Livery another prize medal, struck from same dies, reverse, H G Rogers Trades Training Schools 1909, and on edge Stone Carvers Class, hallmark S S W H & Co ?. silver 54mm. (larger size) £45

6 BARBERS COMPANY, silver prize medal presented by the Worshipful Company of Barbers to Violet Victoria Adlington of the Polytechnic School of Hairdressing Evening Department for Proficiency Session 1938-39. NB the Latin legend on the obverse refers to the arms "seal of the Mystery of the London Barbers" silver 48mm £75

7 BOWYERS Past Master's jewel (with the motto Crecy Poitiers Agincourt - their greatest victories); William Mashiter Master 1872-74, silver gilt 36mm. £175

8 BUTCHERS, Company arms, silver medal with on the reverse MASTER OF THE WORSHIPFUL COMPANY OF BUTCHERS, appliqué in silver, monogram of the Master, style late Victorian AR 39mm. £150

9 - same medal in white metal with on the reverse MASTER OF THE WORSHIPFUL COMPANY OF BUTCHERS 39mm. £25

10 CARD MAKERS COMPANY silver gilt and enamel jewel of the Company, a Past Master's jewel for William Spurgin Cutler Master 1931, ornate open-work, approx. 50mm. no hallmark, box of H T Lamb & Company, St Johns Square Clerkenwell. £275

11 THE WORSHIPFUL COMPANY OF CARMEN a Court badge in silver gilt and enamel, Birmingham hallmark 1975/6, maker TKS (Toye Kenning & Spencer well known as Masonic jewellers) 33x27mm. £80

12 CARPENTERS COMPANY, a cast and chased silver early Livery badge (made by a jeweller), Company Arms. Blank reverse engraved Mr John Hanscombe 1776 silver oval 59x38mm. £480
Note: The date is the acceptance into the Livery - in this case the date of issue is a few years later.

13 - Livery badge, a die struck medal with a revised design, Company Arms. Blank reverse engraved William Fuller Pocock May 2d 1809, silver 48mm. signed Milton £380

14 - Livery badge, second type but not engraved, silver 48mm. £225

15 - Livery badge, reverse engraved Chas Edwin Lee May 17th 1888, silver 48mm. (no signature - third type) £225

16 - Past Masters badge, arms of the Company picked out in blue enamel on silver, reverse blank. Hallmark Birmingham 1928/9 maker JF loop at top with ribbon & bar with a lapel stud, in original box £130

17 CLOTHWORKERS COMPANY, silver prize medal by George Adams, allegorical scene of clothworking; the reverse bearing the Company's Arms, engraved on edge Bradford 1882, silver 50mm. £130

18 - bronze Livery medal, with arms of the Company, floridly engraved on the reverse James Yerraway Esqre Master 1st August 1814, by Benj. Wyon, 57mm. £180

19 - another example in bronze, but not engraved, by Benjamin Wyon, 57mm. £60

20 COACH AND COACH HARNESS MAKERS COMPANY bronze medal of the Company, made by Pinches, awarded on the reverse Presented by the Court Sept 1 1865 To G.W.K. Potter (Secondary of London) for his efficient services as Clerk during 38 years 50mm. £195
Note: This is the only award to a Clerk that we have seen.

21 - bronze medal of the Company, made by Pinches, awarded on the reverse Alfred Bramley Second Prize Working Drawing of a Luxury Touring Coach with fully opening head from Cantrail to Cantrail 1936 50mm. £75

22 - another example not awarded, from Pinches Archive, AE 50mm. £40

23 COOPERS COMPANY silver Livery medal, arms of the Company, second design, with ribbon, engraved Thomas Dent Gardner Livery 1878 Assistant 1908 38mm. £150

24 - a collection of prize medals presented by the Coopers Company to John Oliver Werdrop for proficiency in Latin Christmas 1878 (silver gilt), proficiency in English Midsummer 1879 (silver medal) and for distinction gained at the Oxford Local Examination Midsummer 1878, (silver gilt) plus a small silver medal 'Al Merito', all housed in a specially made box. 4 pieces, £200

25 - a silver prize medal, arms of the Company; the reverse engraved: Coopers Company's School presented to John Campbell Callender for Proficiency in Mathematics July 1892 with ornate fixing so it could be worn on a ribbon, military style 39mm.£45

26 - a pair of silver gilt Livery badges, turned into belt buckles, engraved Coopers Company Thomas Barnes-Williams Livery 1871 Assistant 1897 Master 1899-1900; the second James Charles, Livery 1848 Assistant 1881 Renter Warden 1889-1890 £140

27 - Centenary medal of the Society of the Livery of the Coopers Company, silver gilt with red ribbon and bar 1827-1927, rev. May 25 1927 Centenary within laurels, boxed, 35mm, and the box gilt embossed with the Company's arms as on the medal £60

28 - Cap badge with the Company's Arms in silvered brass with two lugs on reverse 32x43mm. £25

29 COOKS COMPANY Livery badge, this in heavy gilt silver, Friedrik Gotleib Wolf admitted on the Livery 23 Ap 1805, cast, made by Kirk (St. Pauls Churchyard) with original blue silk neck ribbon, 44mm. £450

30 - another Livery badge, this struck (no medallists mark) silver gilt, Thomas Henry Staples admitted on the Livery 22 Jany. 1845 and on the Court 1868, with bar on white and red ribbon MASTER 1876, 45mm. £275

31 - A Livery badge, this in silver only (same die as above but more worn), engraved in cursive script on reverse Henry Garrod admitted to the Livery 26th April 1877, in original box, maker named as Br. W Platt Masonic Jeweller, 6 Beaufort Buildings, Strand, London 44mm. £225

32 - A Livery badge, silver gilt, in the die ADMITTED TO THE LIVERY on the reverse, Leonard Gilbert Russell 14th September 1918 and on the court 15th July 1930, with bar MASTER 1939, with his Masonic Peace medal in silver, for the ending of the 1914-1918 war, Lodge 3817. 2 pieces £195

33 - A silver gilt Livery badge, in the die ADMITTED TO THE LIVERY on the reverse, and engraved Charles Stanley Hinton 14th September 1932 and on the court July 1951, with bar on ribbon MASTER 1957 45mm. £150

34 CORDWAINERS COMPANY (Masonic) CORDWAINER (LODGE) 2241, Past Master's jewel star-like, 18 carat gold and sky blue enamel, with goat's head on the pale blue ribbon suspender; engraved on the reverse Presented to W. Bro W A Daniels to commemorate his year as WM 1945-46 (F H W C 1931) boxed 42mm. medal £250

35 THE WORSHIPFUL COMPANY OF CUTLERS, Copy of Freedom - City of London to Kenneth Percival Karl Strohmenger, Cutler, during the Mayoralty of Sir William Pryke 1926, with his silver badge of admission to the Livery 21st April 1926 (maker Thomas & Sons) 42 x 50mm, together with a Past-Master's badge, 1953, of the Cutlers Company bearing on the reverse details of his admission to Livery 21st April 1926 and Assistant 15th November 1944 (maker Spencer) oval 35 x 45mm, plus a silver gilt and enamel jewel for 1941-42 for the FLETCHERS COMPANY, with additional bar 1951-52 (maker Spencer) 45 x 55mm. 4 pieces £775

36 - Livery badge round type struck with Company arms by W. Wyon, Edward Marlborough Livery 20 Oct 1818, silver 51mm. with red ribbon, £325

37 - Livery badge, second issue of the first type, large elephant with castle, oval silver 40 x 50mm. approx. by Thomas & Son, Richard Donald Cheeswright Livery Sept 26th 1906 Pour Parvenir a Bonne Foy in box of issue £195

38 - Livery badge, second issue of the first type, large elephant with castle, oval silver 40 x 50mm. approx. made by Thomas & Son, engraved Reginald Thomas Penny Livery 18th October 1950 in box of issue £195

39 DISTILLERS COMPANY pair of early Livery badges a family group, engraved Thomas Wyatt 14th Jany 1806, and John Wyatt 15th April 1817 thin flan, silver 50mm. 2 pieces £625

40 - Livery badge, thicker flan different die, Charles H Shoppee 26 October 1891, gilt matt silver 51mm, in Mappin & Webb box, embossed C H S Distillers Company on outside lid £195

41 - Livery badge, engraved on reverse John Bryan Murray Gubbins 9th October 1928 silver 51mm. £150

42 - Livery badge, engraved on reverse L A I Koenen 15th July 1957, maker Vaughton, with large moulded loop for wearing, silver 52mm. The same die as the 1891 badge has been used - this is now missing much detail having been reworked a number of times £125

43 - Medal from same dies in bronze ex Pinches archive; blank reverse, the striking is very sharp with no sign of die deterioration 51mm. £70 (Pinches would have been the sub-contractor to Mappin & Webb)

44 THE WORSHIPFUL COMPANY OF FARRIERS, Livery badge Mr J G Lacy Elected to the Court of the Worshipful Company of Farriers June 24th 1822 with loop for suspension, silver 41mm. £325

45 - silver prize medal awarded to G J Stevenson Montgomeryshire Show 1949, maker The Alexander Clark Co. Ltd, Medallists London & Birmingham, original box with loop for suspension, 41mm. £75

46 - tin badge, white & red, The Worshipful Company of Farriers National Appeal, "tin back" or "celluloid" badge 25mm. World War I. £25

47 FRAMEWORK KNITTERS COMPANY silver medal used as a commemorative engraved on the reverse Ladies Banquet, Clothworkers Hall 1969 AR 32mm. £50

48 THE WORSHIPFUL COMPANY OF FRUITERERS, pair of silver gilt medals, maker John Pinches, awarded on reverse within laurels Wisbech Commercial Fruit Show 1962 Best Exhibit of Dessert Pears C Coates and Wisbech Commercial Fruit Show Best Exhibit of Pears Claude Coates Ltd 1964, 51mm. and boxed 2 pieces £140

49 - an example of the medal above in tan coloured plastic, (caesin based) ex Pinches archive. £50

50 - a group of three prize medals awarded to the Campbell family: the Knight silver medal of the Horticultural Society of London (later the Royal Horticultural Society) to Charles Campbell for Muscat Grapes July 19th 1851, 44mm; the Sir Joseph Banks silver medal of the Royal Horticultural Society to C E Newton Esq (Gardener Mr Campbell) for Canon Hall Muscat Grapes Aug 18 1897 38mm; and the Fruiterers Company's silver medal, as the gilt example listed above, engraved Royal Commemorative Horticultural Exhibition Shrewsbury Aug. 1897, Awarded to Mr J Campbell AR 52mm, all with half loops added later for display and polished with pride. 3 pieces £195

51 THE WORSHIPFUL COMPANY OF FURNITURE MAKERS Livery badge, arms of the Company rev engraved Presented by D Barry Ercolani CBE Master 1985-86 silver gilt & enamel, maker JRG (Gaunt) oval with brooch bar LIVERYMAN in box £70 Note. Ercolani was the founder of the Ercol Furniture Company

52 THE WORSHIPFUL COMPANY OF GARDENERS (incorporated 1605), silver gilt Master's badge, engraved Kenneth Ernest Schweber Master 1951-52, with green and white striped neck ribbon, A Wyon Medallist (original design c. 1920-30) Gilt silver 47mm. £195

53 - Livery or Past Masters badge as above but not engraved but bearing trace of a loop mount, for wearing, London hallmark for 1968/9 maker AP silver 47mm. a bit knocked about VF £60

54 - another example in bronze, not engraved (ex. Pinches Archive) 47mm. £60

55 THE WORSHIPFUL COMPANY OF GOLDSMITHS A List of the Wardens, Assistants and Livery of the Company, London 1946 giving the addresses of the members and the date of their admission to the Livery, 82pp, bound with red cloth covers £50 A curiosity now but no doubt very helpful to the liverymen.

56 - Goldsmith's Hall Dinner, silver gilt medal die struck with a laurel wreath and engraved with the shield of the Corporation of the City of London; reverse engraved Goldsmith's Hall from the Lord Mayor of London to his Majesty's Reserves of Officers Presented to Lady Grace Elliott Guest of Maj. John R Russell, marked silver, silver gilt 32mm. £60

57 - bronze souvenir medal by Martin Page for the Company's 650th Birthday 1977, with the leopard's head and a list of the Company's activities on one side; a view of the facade of the Hall on the other, 44mm. £20

58 HABERDASHERS COMPANY bronze medal bearing the arms of the Company presented to HRH Prince Arthur KG KT KP GCMG upon his being admitted a Liveryman of the Haberdashers Company 2nd July 1873 Aldn D H Stone, Master 54mm. This is the only piece with a Royal connection we have found. £195

59 - bronze medal with the arms of the Company to H F Geary for proficiency in Mathematics July 1902, in original box, D George Collins, manufacturing silversmith 118 Newgate St. London. 54mm. £60

60 THE WORSHIPFUL COMPANY OF IRONMONGERS bronze medal in commemoration of the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria BHM 3350 1897 38mm. £35

61 - a uniface iron badge with five small holes for attaching to cloth, 80mm. THE WORSHIPFUL COMPANY OF IRONMONGERS CHRIST'S HOSPITAL around two salamanders rampant attached by a chain. £60 Note: Christ's Hospital School have a tradition, since its foundation by Charles II, for scholars to wear large badges. This it would seem is a fairly recent extension of the tradition.

62 JOINERS COMPANY - bronze medal with the arms of the Company; reverse St James and scallop shells, maker WJ Taylor not awarded 50mm. £60

63 - Bronze prize medal as above but reverse Carpenters & Joiners Exhibition around a wreath bronze medal not awarded, (ex Pinches Archive) 50mm. £60

64 LEATHER SELLERS COMPANY, a shield shaped badge in silver with lugs at the side for attaching to leather, made by V & S (Vaughton) Birmingham 1896/7 28mm. this example a little dented £50

65 - another badge in silver as above but hallmark 1907/8 lug at left missing £50

66 MERCHANT TAYLORS COMPANY, bronze commemorative medal for the re-inauguration of the school by the Prince & Princess of Wales, Albert Edward and Alexandra, April 6 1875, maker Kenning 48mm. £70

67 - silver "Pitt Club" medal, with the head of William Pitt right, by William Wyon, on the reverse within laurels, Edward William Watson, Pitt Club Exhibitioner from Merchant Taylors School London, Elected 11th June 1873 (i.e. awarded) half glazed (one glass missing) with loop and in original box; 45mm. £185

68 MUSICIANS COMPANY Livery medal swan emblem struck medal, with dates 1409 1604 and 1906; blue, yellow and red ribbon Stanley R Marchant MusD 16th April 1922 silver 32mm. boxed maker Royal Mint some staining on rev. £150 We think the medallist is Gilbert Bayes

69 - another silver Livery medal swan emblem struck, same design, with dates 1409 1604 and 1906; blue, yellow and red ribbon Leonard William Hunt 18th April 1944 32mm. boxed maker Royal Mint £180
Note Hunt was a drum maker 10-11 Archer St. W2

70 - silver prize medal and silver decoration boxed, featuring the Muse and her lyre, with the arms of the Company on the obverse; presented to Band Corporal Sidney Dennis by the Worshipful Company of Musicians October 30th 1922 (information on the box lid, and the name engraved on the edge) 55mm. and 24mm. respectively, sculptor Birch £150 Note: naming partly erased on the large medal

71 - another set of prize medal plus decoration, presented to William Northcote Davis, RNSM by the Worshipful Company of Musicians 25th October 1927 (information on the box lid, and the name engraved on the edge) 55mm. and 24mm. respectively, sculptor Birch. £195 Recipient from the Royal Naval School of Music

72 - commemorative medal, arms of the Company rev. Maske by Thomas Campion "The Golden Tree" first performed St. Stephens night 1613 revived by the Master C T D Crews Esq. DLJP FSA at the Guildhall School of Music 29th June 1905, silver 30x55mm. inc. lyre crest, with loop for wearing maker CW £75

73 PAINTERS (AND STAINERS) COMPANY, silver plated medal 47mm. Sculptor A. Wyon not engraved, from Pinches archive 47mm. £80 Possibly could have use both as a Livery medal and a prize.

74 - another example, again not engraved, in yellow bronze from Pinches archive 47mm. £60

75 - another example, not engraved, in iridescent patinated bronze from Pinches archive 47mm. £60

76 - another example similar to above but wreath reverse, again not engraved, in red bronze from Pinches archive 47mm. £70

77 PATTENMAKERS COMPANY silver Livery badge, looped, Dr A P Thurston MBE Admitted 8th July 1943, maker TF (Fattorini) 32mm. £140
Note: AP Thurston was the First Doctor of Science in Aeronautics in Gt. Britain, a recipient of a Drapers' Scholarship at Queen Mary College, London, founded first University Aeronautical Laboratory in Britain and was prominent during the First World War for the design and safety of military aircraft.

78 - silver Livery badge, looped, engraved on the reverse William JF Burnett Admitted 15th July 1954 maker TF (Fattorini) 32mm. £100

79 - silver Livery badge, looped, not named or hallmarked 32mm. £60

80 PAVIOURS, ?Past Master's silver badge, arms of the Company engraved open-work style within an oval frame, with shield of the Corporation above 35x27mm. named on the reverse Harold Harker 2nd November 1939 maker Gold & Silversmiths Co. £150 Note: This may be just a Livery badge simply made at the outbreak of war but is of a different style to other Livery badges we have seen.

81 PEWTERERS COMPANY Alderman Staples PM Lord Mayor 1885-86 A pewter medal with the arms of the Company, reverse Cast in the procession 9th Nov 1885 by Brown & Englefield Pewterers 112 & 113 Gt Saffron Hill, 44mm. £50

82 PLUMBERS COMPANY, silver medallet 'in commemoration of six hundredth anniversary 1365-1965'; arms of the Company with a Justice upholding the shield of the Corporation 32mm. not hallmarked £35

83 POULTERS COMPANY, silver prize medal given by the Company, engraved on reverse Smithfield Club 1911 and on the edge Awarded to WH Edwards maker Baddesley Bros.London AR 44mm. £80

84 - silver prize medal given by the Company, engraved on reverse to Edwards & Poulton (Redhill) 1912, maker Baddesley Bros. London AR 44mm. £80

85 - another example of a silver prize medal, awarded to S Deacon, but boxed; the internal silk is printed in gold with the Company arms and Prize for Table Poultry, maker Baddesley Bros London 44mm. £80

86 WORSHIPFUL COMPANY OF SADDLERS white metal medal with on the reverse struck in the die Master Of The Worshipful Company Of Saddlers 38mm. £45 Possibly used as both Livery badge and a prize.

87 SALTERS COMPANY Imperial Conference 1930 two silver spoons (gilt on the inside of the bowls) with the arms of the Company on the finial, box embossed with description, maker The Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company Ltd, 112 Regent St London 118mm. approx. in length. London Hallmark 1931/2 £80
Note: These presentation spoons are an interesting aside - we had not come across any badges or medals for this Company so included these as a substitute.

88 SCRIVENERS COMPANY, a Past-Master's jewel in superb condition, with the arms of the Company. Engraved on the reverse rim and backplate Edwin Freshfield Master 1885-6 1886-7, The Gift of Pat Master William Grain gilt silver and enamelling, oval 42 x 47mm. £195

89 - another Past-Master's jewel same design; engraved on the reverse rim Henry Weatherall Master 1899-1900, gilt silver and enamelled oval 42 x 47mm. £180

90 - Past-Master's jewel, with the arms of the Company; engraved on the reverse rim John Jenkins Master 1971-72 gilt silver and enamelling, the latter a little impaired on scroll, hallmarked maker EP oval 42 x 47mm. £125

91 - Past-Master's jewel, with the arms of the Company, not named; hallmarked 9 carat gold London 1972/3 and enamelled, maker EP oval 42 x 47mm. 25.1gm. missing tiny enamelled Corporation shield above on others£350

92 SHIPWRIGHTS COMPANY, bronze Livery badge, engraved on the reverse for Edward C Talbot 1877 AE 30mm, red and white ribbon £120

93 - A bronze prize medal, with the arms of the Company; reverse 'Competitive Exhibition Londini - Honoris Causa 1877', on edge W Froude Esqre Juror, 48mm. £150
Note: William Froude 1810-1879 was the first to formulate laws of the resistance of ships in water. He assisted Brunel both in building the Bristol to Exeter Railway and the Great Eastern. 1877 was the year he developed a hydro dynamometer to measure the output of large ship engines.

94 WORSHIPFUL COMPANY OF SPECTACLE MAKERS 1629-1979 around Company arms rev To Commemorate 350th anniversary of the Company Charter Granted by Charles I on the 16th May 1629 Silver gilt 45mm. hallmarked Birmingham T&S (Toye & Spencer) In box of issue £60

95 STATIONERS COMPANY, silver prize medal with the arms of the Company awarded on reverse S C & P I T B Stereo & Electro Examination First Prize G G Morrish 1930, boxed, Sculp A G Wyon, silver 57mm. £120

96 - silver prize medal with the arms of the Company awarded SC & PITB Stereo & Electro Examination Second Place P R Parker 1939, 57mm. £100

97 - An example in bronze same medal, punched on edge C46 (from Pinches archive) 57mm. £60

98 - The Stationery Trades Commemorative Medal, 44mm. in white metal, to commemorate Victoria's Golden Jubilee in 1887 (standard bust) by Baddeley Bros, Chapel Works, Moor Lane, EC £40

99 TALLOW CHANDLERS COMPANY a large gilt metal medal (probably a prize medal), on the reverse the name has been erased; the gilding has been done after the erasure 57mm. £60

100 TIN PLATE WORKERS COMPANY, Past-Master's jewel silver gilt with black ribbon, engraved on reverse Lt Col Albert Maas T.D. from the Worshipful Company of Tin Plate Workers July 1945 in recognition of his valuable services as Master approx. oval 50x30mm. £195

101 - Past-Master's jewel silver gilt with black and tan ribbon, maker Mappin & Webb, Birmingham, 1960/61, not engraved, approx. 40mm. square - a different design to above £140

102 - Livery badge in tinned silver? but with black and tan ribbon, engraved on edge WW Kelland 19th Nov 1907, boxed, from Harry Soane Seal Silver & Copperplate engraver and Printer, Die sinker & Medallist 36 Hanway St. W. Prize medal Paris tinned silver 45mm. £150
Note: the metal is a bit of a puzzle - the colour is rather white but the edges tone like silver.

103 - Livery badge, for the Worshipful Company of Tin Plate Workers alias Wire Workers Livery, engraved on the edge H C Merrett 1 Feb. 1911, with red and white ribbon (possibly wrong replacement ribbon), in tinned silver 45mm. £130

104 - Livery badge but with black and tan ribbon, for the Worshipful Company of Tin Plate Workers alias Wire Workers Livery engraved on edge B Pardoe Thomas 12 Feb 1918, boxed, from Harry Soane As above tinned silver 45mm. £130

105 - World War II Victory Medal, presented by the Master & Wardens (W E St Lawrence Finny MD JP Master, R E Perring JP Upper Warden, Lt Col JH Johnson RA TD Under Warden) April 1946 tin 38mm, card boxed £35

106 TURNERS COMPANY, Past Masters badge, with the image of St Catherine and her wheel, silver gilt and enamel hallmarked Birmingham 195/6 maker Spencer London Not named 55x45mm. £150

107 - Livery badge, arms of the Company, reverse engraved Air Marshal sir Charles John Thomson KCB CBE AFC Livery 23-7-92 silver not hallmarked loop at top 32mm. £60

108 - large silver prize medal of the Company in very high relief (made in two parts and assembled) engraved on the reverse Presented by the Turners Company of London, together with the Freedom of the Company to G A Alderton as the first prize for turning in wood in the competition for the year 1889. W. Burdett-Coutts MP Master, Charles Fielding, Upper Warden, WJR Cotton, Renter Warden, James Whitehead Lord Mayor, 72mm, screw hole at top for loop insertion £190

109 - uniface bronze medal, similar to above but lacking the Company's arms; reverse engraving remains...To W J Barnsdale as a prize for Clock Movement in the competition of the British Horological Institute for the year 1884 Brackstone Baker Master... Robert N Fowler MP Lord Mayor, 72mm. £70

110 - a large struck bronze medal with the arms of the Company not awarded; reverse domed central area with turnings at sides 63mm. by Pinches £60

111 - a similar silver prize medal, engraved on the reverse R N Fairchild 1956 P Smithers - Master. 63mm. £120

112 - a similar prize medal in bronze engraved to H E Twentyman Medal for Ornamental Turning C J W Mundy, Master 1957, 63mm, £80

113 TYLERS AND BRICKLAYERS COMPANY OF LONDON, a gold Past Master's jewel with dark blue enamel, engraved on the reverse Charles Mansfield Master 1891-92. Gold probably 18 carat (no hallmark), 60x46mm. £825

114 VINTNERS COMPANY, silver Livery badge, arms of the Company; reverse has a raised rim, simply engraved John Man Ingall 22d June 1830. 38mm. London hallmark 1828/9 with milled edge £140

115 - Livery badge engraved William Bradley Butler, no date but London hallmark 1846/7 Silver 38mm. with milled edge £110

116 - Livery badge engraved John Ireland no date but London hallmark 1866/7 Silver 38mm. with milled edge £90

117 - Livery badge engraved Thomas Griffith no date no hallmark but early type Silver 38mm. milled edge £90

118 - Livery badge second type with flat reverse an no milled edge engraved Bertram de Quincey 6th July 1899 Silver 40mm. £70

119 - Livery badge second type engraved Angus Stafford Gordon 25th September 1902 Silver 40mm. Birmingham hallmark 1900/1 £70

120 - Livery badge second type engraved Henry Gerard Walter Sandeman 30th September 1909 Silver 40mm. London Hallmark 1906/7 £70

121 - Livery badge second type engraved Charles Joseph Gooch 27th Sept 1928, Silver 40mm. by Carrington boxed Birmingham hallmark 1927/8 £70

122 - Livery badge second type engraved John Eric Bradford 14th April 1932, Silver 40mm. by Carrington boxed Birmingham hallmark 1960/1 maker John Pinches in a Carrington box £70
For some reason the hallmark date is much later than the date of admission to the Livery - perhaps a replacement badge.

123 - Livery badge second type engraved Peter M P Hodsoll 29th September 1943, box by Birch & Gaydon Ltd Silver 40mm. hallmarked Birmingham 1942 £70

124 - Livery badge second type engraved William J Brighton 12th May 1943, Note this is an early type badge hallmarked London 1888/9 maker WDM but in a Carrington box. The rim on the reverse of the early type medals would have greatly assisted the milling out and renaming of these badges. Silver 38mm. £70

125 - Livery badge second type engraved C M Davey 18th September 1986, boxed with ribbon, maker Thomas H Bliss & Co London WC2 Silver 40mm. Birmingham hallmark 1986/7 £70

SCHOOL PRIZES & OTHER MEDALS RELATING TO CITY OF LONDON GUILDS

126 CARPENTERS COMPANY, Carpenters' arms; reverse wreath engraved Presented by the Carpenters Company Sanitary Examination Alfred Carter 1896 silver medal 48mm boxed with a scroll mount and a triangular suspender £75 Note this is the same medal that was used as a Livery badge

127 - Silver prize medal, similar to the above engraved Presented by the Carpenters Company Kings College J R P Rowley July 1900, thin flan, 48mm. maker AP £65

128 - Bronze prize medal similar to the above engraved Presented by the Carpenters Company Trades Training School J Hartnoll 1902 Bronze 48mm in box £40

129 - Bronze prize medal, In 1902-3 new dies were prepared, these had the Company arms and on the reverse in a wreath the inscription Presented by the Worshipful Company of Carpenters to. These specifically prize award medals are a larger size than the earlier medals above. Engraved B Henbest Trades Training School 1903, 54mm. £40

130 - Silver prize medal, similar to above; awarded George H Rivers Trades Training School 1934-35 maker T&Co 54mm. boxed £50

131 CUTLERS COMPANY an un-issued silver medal (this design was used as a prize and for other presentation purposes). Arms of the Company with elephant supporters - reverse has the City arms with an area for inscription and a tressure-like design at the edge. 52mm. £60

132 DYERS COMPANY, shield-shaped badge with the arms of the Company OUR SCHOOLS below reverse SCHOOLS AT PUTNEY AND ADDINGTON OFFICES I ST PAULS CHURCHYARD EC4; maker JR Gaunt, loop ribbon and bar with STEWARD 1934. Gilt base metal and enamel overall 80x29mm. £45

133 GOLDSMITHS COMPANY Cycling fob-style medals awarded to A P Beal (all different designs) the three Goldsmith related pieces have a gold leopard's head. Goldsmiths Institute C.C. 1904 Brighton and back Unpaced Goldsmiths Cycling Club 1905 Brighton and back Unpaced 4hr 50m. Goldsmiths Cycling Club 1906 12 hour time trial Together with Catford C.C. 100 mile time trial 1906 Catford C.C. 50 mile time trial 1906 5 pieces £275

134 HABERDASHERS COMPANY, the arms of the Company with Hatcham School for Girls on a scroll below; silver with blue and red enamel brooch, maker V & S Birmingham Hallmark 1958/9, (Vaughton & Sons) approx. 32 x 35mm. £30

135 MERCERS COMPANY, prize medal in bronze of the Mercers School Games Club. The Company arms in a rather Gothic frame, reverse awarded to C E Huddlestone for Gymnastics 1927 bronze 51mm. £45

136 - a second prize medal in bronze with a different design A simplified badge of the Queen's head and the reverse within laurels engraved Senior Prize High Jump 1948 T E Dickinson. 38mm.£20

137 MERCHANT TAYLORS School prize medal, Company arms rev MERCHANT TAYLORS' SCHOOL around wreath engraved AL Thomas 1914 Gymnastics Bronze 50mm. maker Kenning, boxed £45

138 TURNERS COMPANY, The Company arms with motto around reverse simple wreath engraved Presented by The Turners Company of London to Arthur A Bourne of the Commercial Travellers School as the prize for drawing, Sir William Cotton Master Wm Brindley Esq. Sir Douglas Fox Wardens Silver with integral loop 50mm. £90

139 - Silver prize medal of a new design reverse engraved Cyril Barker Brace of the Commercial Travellers School as the prize for freehand drawing, Alderman Crosby Master....Rt Hon Frank Green Lord Mayor, 63mm, engraving faint, flan 5mm. thick, maker Pinches £60

140 - another similar silver prize medal, engraved on the reverse to Charles P Price of the Royal Commercial Travellers School as the prize for Drawing (with names of the Master, H C Walker, & Wardens) The Rt Hon Sir John Baddeley Lord Mayor, superb, boxed, maker Pinches, 63mm. Superb £90

141 Small size version bronze school prize medal, bearing the arms of the Company, engraved Camden School for Girls Mildred Lachlison 1928, 45mm. £35

PROPERTY MARKS
These cast iron signs or marks used to indicate the ownership of a property by one of the London Guilds. These examples are 18th or 19th century in date and bear the simpler form of the coat of arms.

142 GIRDLERS ornate shield with arms of the Company 360x250mm. £160

143 MERCHANT TAYLORS ornate shield with arms of the Company 360x230mm. £200

144 VINTNERS rectangular 250x215mm. £160

CITY & GUILDS OF LONDON INSTITUTE MEDALS

145 CITY & GUILDS OF LONDON ART SCHOOLS, bronze medal; on the shield a sunburst over a cross with lion couchant above, a unicorn and a griffin as supporters and the motto Coram Deo Adoremus, Sculptor HW, maker probably Pinches, 51mm. (not seen awarded) £60

146 CITY & GUILDS OF LONDON INSTITUTE DEPARTMENT OF TECHNOLOGY, usual version, obverse the shield of the Corporation with the shields of 16 of the Guilds around. reverse bears the words TECHNOLOGICAL EXAMINATION within the larger scroll, and FINAL in the smaller one; engraved on edge Frederick Charles Holbrow Bookbinding (Forwarding) 1st prize 1930 Silver 51mm. superb with leaflet explaining the various coats of arms. Boxed, F Phillips, Aldershot £50

147 - a similar bronze medal, on smaller scroll in die GRADE 1, awarded on edge Noel Wooding Framework Knitting and Hosiery 1st Prize 1918, 51mm. boxed £30

148 - a similar bronze medal, same obverse but reverse in large scroll in die reads STREATFEILD (sic) MEMORIAL LECTURE, and below TECHNICAL COLLEGE FINSBURY not named AE 51mm. £50

149 - a similar bronze medal, with a different reverse Technical Education City and Guilds of London Institute, TECHNOLOGICAL EXAMINATION ORDINARY in inner circle. engraved on edge W L Aspinall Electro-Metallurgy 2nd prize 1888 AE 51mm. boxed £30

150 - a similar silver medal, with a different reverse Technical Education City and Guilds of London Institute, TECHNOLOGICAL EXAMINATION HONOURS in inner circle. engraved on edge Willam S Harrison Telegraphy 1885 Silver 51mm. £90

151 - City and Guilds Department of Technology, a later bronze medal version with the shield of the Corporation top and wreath and scroll (no individual Company arms) reverse standard closed wreath laurel, 51mm. (not seen awarded) £30

152 - MOTOR AGENTS ASSOCIATION, Apprentice Motor Mechanics Award, City and Guilds of London Institute Examination - obverse the shield of the Corporation with the shields of 16 of the Guilds around. Not awarded AE 51mm. £50

ASSOCIATIONS, GUILDS ETC.
153 ALTRINCHAM (CHESHIRE) CHARITIES ENTERTAIMENTS SOCIETY, President's badge, silver with enamel picture of an angel and two small children, back plain, made by Fattorini & Sons Birmingham, hallmarked 1960-61, 94x65mm., boxed, attractive work £90

154 (Archers) JOHN OF GAUNTS BOWMEN, similar in style to guild badges & Masonic jewels, green enamel and silver gilt with glass, and three arrows, approx. 37x60mm. Birmingham hallmark 1909/10 boxed J Leighton & Sons Lancaster £150

155 INCORPORATION OF BARBERS, a school prize medal. All engraved, Presented by the School Director of the Incorporation of Barbers Session 1872-3 coat of arms, reverse within a wreath for special excellence in Bible Knowledge and an intimate acquaintance with Westminster Assemblys Shorter Catechism awarded to Mary B Ancell. At one time this has been worn as a brooch, otherwise very fine workmanship. Silver, oval 52 x 65mm. Glasgow hallmarks for 1862-1863 maker IML £195

156 BILLINGSGATE MARKET PORTERS Badge. Blue and white enamel on iron numbered 1226 early 20th century 64mm. slot at top with a leather strap £35

157 BONNETMAKER CRAFT OF DUNDEE, 9ct gold with coloured enamels on the arms of the craft. Fob engraved on the back George F Brown, 1953-55, 27mm, extremely fine work £160

158 BRITISH JEWELLERS ASSOCIATION, gold medal with arms of the association BJA above reverse engraved D J Barber Esq. 1956, oval 35x46mm. approx. 9 carat gold with blue ribbon, maker DAF, box £225

159 COVENT GARDEN MARKET 1904, a porter's arm badge in silver plated brass, with lugs for attaching to a leather arm strap, shaped, numbered no. 1674, with crown, 88 x 105mm. oval £65

160 THE FINE ARTS GUILD, magnificent jewel combining a wreath with a caduceus and an artist's palette, all coloured enamels on 18carat gold, red ribbon, boxed, A Bell, Master 1932-1933, 31mm. £375

161 EDINBURGH MERCHANT COMPANY SCHOOLS George Watson's College July 1905, Steward Medal awarded to Thomas H Fraser for Excellence in Greek, with the arms of the Company on the reverse with the motto TERRA QUE MARIQUE, the silver disc in an ornate mount embellished with thistles silver 65mm. overall, boxed, blue ribbon, James Aitchison jeweller. A great Scottish school prize. £250

162 Edinburgh, MERCHANT COMPANY GOLF CLUB around the Company arms as above 9 carat AV fob not awarded 23mm. £95

163 GLASGOW MASTER PAINTERS ASSOCIATION Past President's jewel, in silver gilt and enamel (arms of the city of Glasgow), engraved on reverse 1947-1949 F A Kennedy maker W.A., 35x50mm. £50

164 UNITED FREE GARDENERS with in exergue, UNITY, grapes, wheat, snowdrops and another potted shrub, maker W D Lewis, Birm.; presented as a mark of respect for past services Clitheroe District, A F G with spade, rake and gardener's knife, silver 38mm. with blue ribbon suspender £125

165 - another same association all engraved United Free Gardeners (cursive script); reverse; presented to Brother James Ward by the Yew Tree Lodge 15th July 1851 silver 38mm. loop broken away £175

166 COMPANY OF MONEYERS OF HIS MAJESTY'S MINT 50th wedding anniversary of H W Atkinson, Provost of the Company, and his wife Suzannah Tuesday the 31 August 1830 "in the first year of the reign of William IV and Queen Adelaide Whom God Preserve" gilt silver 32mm. £150
167 MASTER & FOREMAN TAILORS SOCIETY CITY OF LONDON, Past President's jewel, with the shield of the Corporation in enamel on ribbon, and bar, gilt silver and enamel, maker Toye & Co, engraved H Banham 1959-60, 28 x 38mm. shield type, boxed (H T Lamb & Co, St John's Square) £45

168 THE CORPORATION OF INSURANCE BROKERS, founded 1906, incorporated 1910, Past President's jewel, gilt silver and ornate enamels showing the phoenix, a sailing ship, red cross and a mother and child; engraved on back The Gift of E Howard Wilkins President 1925. 1926. 1931 1932, maker K&S (Kenning & Sons) Birmingham 62x75mm. £125

169 THE GUILD OF GUIDE LECTURERS Past Presidents badge, title around tiny pink flowers and motto with neck ribbon and bars Sir Howard Roberts 1955 picked out in enamel, well made but base metal gilt and enamel 54mm. £40

170 PRESS ADVERTISEMENT MANAGERS ASSOCIATION LIMTD Past Presidents badge - simple blue enamel on gilt silver; engraved on the reverse EF Gregory 1967-68. 38mm. £35

171 VALUERS INSTITUTION, President's jewel 1942, with initials VI and motto in white red and blue enamel, and scales of justice below; gilt silver open-work 40mm. £50

172 (Association unknown) an eagle, wearing a small crown and holding a sceptre, silver gilt badge with red enamel background and red ribbon, and legend Past Vice-President, below, maker John Pinches, boxed, 35x48mm. London hallmark 1962-3 £45 similar to a Scriveners jewel - unusual

173 (Association unknown) 'Omnia Labor Vincit' motto, the shield of the Corporation crowned, with the full coat of arms over, appears to be an order of merit in style, base metal gilt, approx. 35mm green & red ribbon similar in style to some exhibition medals circa 1900 £50 Motto Masonic related.

174 (Association unknown) a decoration with the arms of the Corporation and motto 'Domine Dirige Nos', crossed sword and crowned sceptre beneath, crown over, white and red ribbon 32mm. gilt metal and enamel in box WJ Carrol London St. £55

175 (Association unknown) Base metal decoration with the shield of the City and initials C L T S 1807 and Founder on bar. Probably Temperance - by style possibly even centenary in 1907. 40mm. £50

NETHERLANDS - 17TH & 18TH CENTURY GUILD MEDALS
The Dutch Guilds had similar Medieval origins to the London Guilds. However their medals, mostly for membership identification, start in the late 16th century but do not survive Napoleon's disbanding of the Guilds. The trade links with London make us think that the Dutch medals were prototypes for the late 18th century Livery badges. For further information see Wittop Koning's De Penningen de Noord-Nederlandse Ambachtsgilden, published in 1978.

176 HORTUS MEDICUS, AMSTERDAM, a pass for the herb garden for physicians and herbalist members of the Guild, engraved J A Lette 1798 on the reverse. The obverse shows Aesculapius; as usual of crude manufacture and used cast brass 50mm. high relief very fine condition £100

177 SLATE WORKERS AND ROOFERS BADGE "Trotseerlood" 1665 - C P + initials of the worker, who would put his badge on the roof as his signature showing that the work had been done by a Guild member. Lead 45mm. approx. £50

178 TIMMERLEIDEN (Tin workers) OF ST JOSEPH Amsterdam, arms of the city, engraved Antony var Sevelt, obv. 1706 De Vlught Van Egypten (The Holy Family Fleeing From Herod's Troops), Wittop Koning no. 20.3 £80

179 BAKERS GUILD of Middelburg in Zeeland; scene at the bakery, kneading the dough and placing the bread into the oven; Middelburg 26.1 £85

CITY OF LONDON LORD MAYOR AND SHERIFFS JEWELS etc.

180 CITY OF LONDON, a gold brooch by the Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Co Ltd, engraved on back W Vaughan Morgan Lord Mayor, H George Smallmann and T V Bowater Sheriffs 1905, 18 carat gold and coloured enamels on the shields belonging to the City Wards to which they belong. 32mm £265

181 Another gold jewel, similar but with loop instead of pin; engraved Sir T Vansittart Bowater Lord Mayor, Lt. Col. and Ald I Humphery, Deputy F G Painter Sherriffs, (1913) 18 carat gold and coloured enamels on the shields 32mm. £265

182 (City of London) with a bar "Court" and the crest of the City of London, an ornate jewel red cross on a white background with two castellated crowns and a white rose superimposed, a dove flying above, and the devise LONDONI DEFENDE TUOS DUOS OPTIME CIVES - in silver gilt and coloured enamels, well made, approx. 40mm. maker WJC London hallmark 1911/2 £160

183 (City of London) a very pretty pendant in 18 carat gold and coloured enamels of the best workmanship, shield of the Corporation of the City of London on one side, while on the other side a composite heraldic device, with a white cross and shield, hallmark JWB rest obscured, probably pre Great War. 37 x 30mm. overall. £225

184 A medallet with the portrait of the Lord Mayor, and on the reverse: George Faudel Phillips Sheriff 1884 Alderman 1888 Lord Mayor 1896/7 9 November, shell card (metallised cardboard die struck) 22mm. A throwaway token of the same manufacture as the French "ladies of the night" advertising tokens, and rare. £25

185 A brooch bar, gilt silver with the shield of the Corporation as a crest, all engraved, Lt Col H D Davies MP Lord Mayor 1897-8 Ald E Green & T R Dewar Sheriffs, , 35mm. wide this is only part of a badge £30

186 LORD MAYOR AND SHERRIFFS COMMITTEE sash jewel Charles Reed FSA Chairman 1865; obverse on a starburst, the shield of the Corporation with the motto and current year 1805, gilt silver 55mm. overall with bar for ribbon £150

CITY OF LONDON Livery & Ward Clubs

187 THE UNITED WARDS CLUB OF THE CITY OF LONDON 1877 President 1926, silver gilt and coloured enamels, clasped hands within a wreath, surmounted with the arms and griffins of the City of London; reverse engraved presented to Major John M Maxwell-Lyte in appreciation of his admirable Presidency 1926, maker Geo. Kenning and Spencer; box from Wm Lund & Son of Old Broad Street, this damaged but jewel superb £150

188 A silver roundel as a commemorative medal, elaborately engraved with the initials K Ls & Cs 22 May 1812, hallmark WT; reverse engraved in script as well Anniversary Dinner Richd Rothwell Esqr one of the Stewards of the LOYAL & INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF LONDON, 44mm. Maker William Troby? - a curiosity £175

189 THE CITY LIVERY CLUB tiny diamond-shape lapel badge, enamel on 9 carat gold, 10mm. maker Toye & Co. boxed £30

190 - larger pin, Council Badge engraved on back, 35mm, silver gilt and enamel with the London hallmark 1914/15 £55

191 Membership medal, London arms THE CITY LIVERY CLUB 1914 around, reverse No. 637 bronze 24mm. with loop at top £20

192 ALDERSGATE WARD CLUB, silver gilt and fully coloured enamels, artist's view of the Aldersgate, with crest of the city above, engraved on the reverse A V Packer Master 1965-66, London hallmark 1966/7, 32mm. claret coloured ribbon. £75

193 BISHOPGATE WARD CLUB silver gilt and enamel open-work jewel, engraved on back A E PRIDMORE PRESIDENT 1902-3, gate surmounted by griffins and the shield of the city, Prince of Wales feathers on hook suspender; approx. 48mm. maker G J Hunt 10 Bishopsgate St. Within, boxed, spectacular £150

194 THE FARRINGDON WARD CLUB with the arms of Nicholas Farindon, Lord Mayor 1308, gilt metal and coloured enamels, oval 36 x 45mm. £50

195 Farringdon Ward Club Past President's badge, composed with the coats of arms of the City and Corporation of London and Farringdon, plus engraving on front, and on the reverse: Past President's badge presented to Louis Chaplais President 1907-8 All within a silver gilt frame, looped for suspension, Scottish style. Hallmarked V&S Birmingham 43mm. £85

196 Past Secretary's jewel Farringdon arms as above PAST SECRETARY & crossed pens above the brooch suspender is in the form of the London arms; reverse is engraved Presented to J Bellman Esq. in appreciation of Services Rendered as Hon. Secretary 1928 to 1934, silver gilt and coloured enamels 35x40mm. £75

197 (Farringdon Ward) shield pin badge with an engraved version of the Farringdon arms surmounted by an enamelled crest of the City of London. maker Toye, Theobalds Road, gilt metal, 30x28mm. £40

198 LIME STREET WARD CLUB with the arms of the City above, a sailing ship and a classical facade below, silver gilt and coloured enamels; reverse engraved R C L Charvet RD, CC Master 1971-1972, maker Toye Kenning & Spencer, approx. 38mm £75

199 PORTSOKEN WARD CLUB Past President's jewel, in silver gilt and enamel; engraved on back presented to E H Dutton Esq. CC President 1931, with burgundy ribbon, 32 x 34mm. approx. £60

200 Uncertain PAST PRESIDENT W.B.A., badge engraved on plate at the back C W Cox Cripplegate Ward Within 1938, arms of the city in enamel on silver gilt, 44mm. £80

CITY OF LONDON MISCELLANY

201 LONDON BRIDGE Commenced 15 June 1825, Opened 1 August 1831, City of London series of medals, commissioned by the Corporation to celebrate great events occurring in the City: reference BHM 1544, with the bust of William IV by Benjamin Wyon on the obverse, AE 50mm. VF £40

202 - A gilded shilling, young head of Queen Victoria, with engraved on the reverse London Bridge built 1176 P Barlow, 24mm. This is a puzzle - possibly made in commemoration of 900 years of a permanent river crossing in 1876. £55

203 - (New) London Bridge, opened by H M Queen Elizabeth II in the presence of the Rt. Hon. The Lord Mayor The Lord Mais 16th March 1973; obverse the arms of the City of London, struck bronze medal 50mm. £25

204 - Fragment of the official badge we think for those involved with the running and maintaining of LONDON BRIDGE or possibly Tower Bridge; on red glass the shield of the corporation next to crossed braces , cross above and water beneath, gilt 35mm. manufactured 1850-70 £40

205 OPENING OF THE CITY OF LONDON SCHOOL NEW BUILDINGS on the Victoria Embankment by the Prince & Princess of Wales, Albert Edward and Alexandra (City of London series) 12 Dec 1882, Sculp. JS & AB Wyon AE 77mm. £140

206 CITY OF LONDON SCHOOL, Shakespeare Prize (given) by BH Beaufoy 1785; bronze medal by B Wyon. Shakespeare in profile facing left on the obverse. The reverse is magnificent and depicts a variety of Shakespearean characters, including Falstaff, Prospero and Ariel. Benjamin Wyon died in 1858 so the medal would have been made probably in the 1840's. reverse a little edge knocked but rare, bronze 77mm. £140

207 CITY OF LONDON SCHOOL, City arms, reverse STEWART MEMORIAL PRIZE INSTITUTED 1866 around wreath not awarded silver 58mm. Mint condition in Wyon box (hinge broken) £75

208 INSTALLATION OF THE LORD MAYOR The Rt. Hon. Lord Mais. OBE ERD TD DL Lord Mayor of London 1972-1973; reverse, view of the ancient Guildhall where Lord Mais installed 645th Lord Mayor of London .... Nov 10th 1972, gilt metal 50mm, matt finish £25

209 THE STOCK EXCHANGE 1972 an un-named pass showing the new building viewed from the Mansion House, reverse the arms of the Corporation of the City of London as on the 18th century passes. Silver colour metal, matte finish - compare with the next item 44mm. £30

210 - another Stock Exchange pass, similar named RLH LYSTER silver 44mm. £30

211 A pass for the Stock Exchange, not named and direct copy of the original passes but in bronze, with the London City arms and on the reverse the Royal Standard by Fattorini 41mm. We think this was also made for the opening of the new building in 1972 but this is the only example we have come across £50

212 CITY OF LONDON CYCLE CLUB an elaborately engraved silver buckle, cross shaped, with the cross and dagger of the Corporation's shield in red enamel only; reverse 5 Miles Time Medal won by C Horsham Padd Track 24th June 1890 time 16m 3sec, AR 40mm. approx. £200

213 THE GUILDHALL SCHOOL OF MUSIC LONDON LOCAL SCHOOLS EXAMINATIONS HIGHER DIVISION Elocution; within laurels, Bexhill on Sea Kathleen Blair Decr 1925, silver 31mm, looped £15

214 (TEMPERANCE BADGE) GEORGE LING LODGE, a cross with the shield of the City of London in white and red enamel, surmounted with a phoenix, on uppermost bar P C N, engraved George Ling Lodge Presented Bro. J Bennett in loving memory Oct 29 1897, AR 50mm. together with a photograph depicting two men £75

215 - another same lodge, presented Bro. Rupert T Potts Jan 27 1897, again in sterling silver and boxed £65

216 CITY OF LONDON SOCIETY silver & enamel badge, City arms with inscription on a garter around numbered 38 on the reverse oval 50x32 maker MTC Birmingham hallmark 1963/4 £40

217 An engraved medal for a drinking club, KENNINGTON FARRINGDON WITHOUT TO CAPT Rt. COOKE S.C. April 10th 1848. The reverse shows the City of London shield with two asses as supporters, a beer tankard and two crossed pipes as a crest and the motto VENI VIDI FUGI (I came, I saw, I fled) HONOUR THE BRAVE around. A very odd piece and redolent of the times. Silver 39mm. £225

CIVIC BADGES AND MEDALS OUTSIDE THE CITY OF LONDON
Lord Mayors And Sheriffs

218 CARDIFF, City of: Past Lord Mayor, Villa Cardiff, 9ct. gold and coloured enamels, military style badge on blue silk ribbon with red and gold embroidery. Presented by the Lord Mayor, Aldermen and Citizens of Cardiff to Alderman D T Williams OBE DL JP in commemoration of his year of office as fifty-first Lord Mayor May 1956- May 1957 Birmingham hallmark maker D&F 40x 50mm. approx. £285

219 GLOUCESTER, past Sheriff's badge in 9 carat gold and blue and red enamel, for 1952-53, engraved on back Arnold Alcock Sheriff of Gloucester 1953-54, 38 x 50mm. approx. boxed, maker D & F, issued by W C Mann Gloucester Superb £250

220 PERTH, Lord Mayor & Sheriffs Committee Nov 9 1916, gold not marked (probably 9ct) with shields enamelled; oval 22 x 30mm. approx. £75

Other jewels for past Mayors, Mayoresses, Aldermen, Councillors etc.

221 BARROW IN FURNESS, Alderman's pendant jewel, with ribbon, silver gilt and enamels, coat of arms includes a steamship, engraved on reverse George Bastable JP. With bars on ribbon Elected 1920, maker WHH 1936/7 31mm. £75

222 BEDFORD CHARTER YEAR 1166-1966, Charter given by Henry II (featured on horseback). Arms of Bedford. Silver and silver gilt medals by Pinches, 52mm. marked on the edge 5 and 6 (trial pieces) pair £50

223 BLACKPOOL, Borough of: Councillor's pendant badge. Engraved on the reverse Alderman Eli H Howe JP, Honorary Freeman of Blackpool 3rd March 1950, silver gilt and enamels, Hallmark M&B 47mm. oval within a frame. £120

224 BOURNEMOUTH, City of; Past Mayor's pendant jewel, 1915-1917, 18ct. gold with dark blue and coloured enamels, part work built on to a frame. Castellated crown above with two maces flanking the shield, surmounted by knight's helm and palm tree. 'Pulchritudo et salubritas' (beauty and health). 50x40mm. £230

225 CLEETHORPES, Borough of: Past Mayoress silver and coloured enamels brooch of the coat of arms. Engraved on the back Mayoress 1955-56 1972-73, Violet M Oslear 40x31mm. £50

226 CREWE, Borough of: Past Mayor's badge, military style suspended from ribbon bar, 'Seal of the Mayor Aldermen and burgesses of the Borough of Crewe 1877' (steam train over the four seasons in agriculture). Engraved on the reverse Councillor H J Lawton 1941-42, 44x36mm. Hallmark TF Birmingham £80

227 DUNSTABLE, Borough of: brooch of Past Mayoress, silver and silver gilt with blue, black and white enamel, coat of arms, hallmark TF 1968/69 45x35mm. £40

228 HALIFAX Society for the Blind 9ct. gold key, presented to the Rt. Hon. N. Chamberlain PC MP on the opening of the New Workshop. The finial is engraved with text, very simply made. 98mm. long, 33mm. wide £150

229 LIVERPOOL Gilt silver and colour enamelled key presented to Sir W B Forwood DL, JP by the Library Museum and Arts Committee Liverpool on the opening of the Andrew Carnegie Library West Derby, June 27th 1905. The initials of the recipient WBF form the end of the key. Magnificent Edwardian craftmanship, best quality pictorial enamelling with a winged castle, crossed axes over a hart's head on the Forwood's crest and a view of the new building centre. Style echoes that of European Art Nouveau and the Glasgow School. Made by Elkington & Co, Court Jewellers, Liverpool, in original blue velvet and silk lined box. £425

230 LONDON, FINSBURY BOROUGH COUNCIL 1900 Councillor's badge, silver gilt flat work with open-work scrolls and pale blue enamel in part, with engraved the shields of the various wards, Cripplegate, Charterhouse, Clerkenwell, St Luke, St Botolph's Without and Liberty of Glasshouse yard, St Sepulchre of Middlesex, reverse engraved Arthur E Balls 50 x 60mm. approx., boxed London hallmark 1902/3 £95

231 LONDON, METROPOLITAN BOROUGH OF HOLBORN: Councillor's pendant badge, the shield with scallop shells and the lamb is supported by griffins, with St Andrew and a knight's helm above. Original box. Hollow cast £80

232 - another, dates engraved 1909-1912 73x52mm. weakly cast in one piece not as clear as above £80

233 LONDON, BOROUGH OF PADDINGTON: large pendant with the arms of the Borough elaborate open-work almost Victorian Gothic (like the station) hallmarked London 1947.70mm. Toye & Co. £120

234 LONDON, BOROUGH OF PADDINGTON: a smaller pendant (Mayoress) 1961, silver gilt and enamels Toye & Co. with a ribbon bow £70

235 LONDON, BOROUGH OF ST. MARYLEBONE, 1900 pendant badge, silver gilt and enamels (Virgin and Child with lilies). Enamelling slightly damaged otherwise magnificent work. Reverse plate engraved Borough of St. Marylebone Councillor C H Press Mayor 1949-51. Hallmarked maker Toye, 65 x 62mm. approx. £90

236 LONDON, BOROUGH OF ST. PANCRAS, large impressive open-work silver gilt and enamel jewel, made by Mappin Brothers of Regent Street and Cheapside, engraved on reverse Alderman II, hallmark London 1901/2 boxed 100x75mm. approx. minor enamel damage £175

237 LONDON, BOROUGH OF ST. PANCRAS, Councillor's pendant badge, as above but smaller engraved on the reverse Ward I, V below, silver gilt and enamel Hallmarked 1901/02 80x64mm. the finest workmanship £120

238 LONDON, BOROUGH OF ST. PANCRAS similar badge but later manufacture, silver gilt and enamel jewel engraved St Pancras on scroll and on bar C A Coggan JP 1912-13 48mm, boxed also Mappin & Webb £85

239 LONDON BOROUGH OF SOUTHWARK, enamelled pendant on silver gilt illustrating the Seal of Southwark with the Holy Trinity and Moses, engraved on the edge Corporation of Wardens founded in the 32nd year of the reign of Henry VIII Date 1541, not hallmarked but work probably c.1920 38mm. £100

240 LONDON BOROUGH OF STEPNEY, 1905 pendant badge. white enamel belt border with white and blue on silver gilt Presented by Alderman Rowland Hirst JP Mayor to Mrs Hirst Mayoress. Maker WHT 71x50mm. oval £85

241 LONDON BOROUGH OF STEPNEY, 1905 Same date but smaller and light blue enamel engraved on the reverse presented to Councillor Lewis. Maker WHT 65x41mm. oval £75

242 LONDON, WESTMINSTER, Past Overseers Society St. Margaret and St John Westminster, founded 1713, silver gilt and glue enamel pendant jewel, military style blue ribbon. Engraved on reverse SPB Bucknill Esq. BA JP Custodian 1918-19, 1919-20. 48x39mm. London hallmark 1918/19 £70

243 MANSFIELD (NOTTS), Borough of: Mayoress 1939, pendant silver gilt and coloured enamel coat of arms, JF hallmark, 38x25mm. very fine workmanship, £50

244 MIDDLESBOROUGH, Borough of: bar brooch, coat of arms, gilt silver and blue, black, white enamel, JF hallmark 1939/40 32x24mm. £40

245 SALFORD, City of: Councillor's badge 1877, coat of arms engraved on the reverse I G de Thiballier Mandley, Councillor November 1877, silver 56mm. quatrefoil shape, Ollivant and Botsford makers, original box This is unusual in two respects, firstly it is early and secondly it is die struck £,175

246 ST. ALBANS, City of: Pair of pendant jewels for Honorary Alderman, the City of St Albans, belonging to John Cuthbert Ottaway, MBE, TD., 24th May 1967, TF hallmark 46x34mm., together with a similar one in base metal gilt with enamels for the City and District of St Albans, 44x32mm., the pair £80

247 STOKE ON TRENT, City of: jewel pendant in gilt silver and coloured enamels with the arms of the city. Engraved on the reverse Presented to Alderman John Barker, JP in commemoration of his year of Office as Lord Mayor of the City of Stoke on Trent 1938-1939 maker H. Pidduck & Sons Hanley (B'ham) hallmarked 1936/37. In its original box, with a contemporary photograph of Alderman Barber in full mayoral regalia, 80x54mm. the loop is detached £120

248 THETFORD Borough of, Large pendant badge with the arms of the borough around the inscription To Commemorate the Term of office of Councillor Issac Bennington Aspland Mayor 1930-32 the reverse is inscribed Died in Office 6th January 1932 Silver gilt an enamel 80x59mm. Birmingham hallmark 1932/3 in original box £195

249 TWICKENHAM Borough of Past Mayoress brooch badge, 1936-38, in silver gilt with partial coloured enamelling, very fine work, maker J H Williams & Son Twickenham, 40x35mm. £85

250 WIDNES, Borough of: brooch for Past Mayoress, silver and silver gilt with red, blue and gold enamel given to Mrs D Collins Mayoress 1961 to 1962. TF hallmark, 45x34mm. overall, £30

251 WIMBLEDON 1936 label badge silver with blue and other coloured enamels F E S Satterthwaite (unusually the name in enamel), 39mm. £50

BRITISH COLONIAL - The tradition of Civic badges exported to the colonies

252 SOUTHERN RHODESIA (ZIMBABWE) GATOOMA Past Mayoress pendant brooch, silver gilt and coloured enamels - symbols include a Voortrekkers covered wagon, a helm, a coral, a tree and a sickle moon; engraved on the reverse 1964 Mrs P F Horrocks 1965, 1965-1966, 1968-1969 £65

253 SOUTHERN RHODESIA (ZIMBABWE), Municipality of Fort Victoria, Past Mayoress engraved on the reverse Mrs OC George 1962-65 By Thomas Fattorini gilt silver & enamel Birmingham 1956/57 £95

A few odds…

254 EPPING FOREST RANGER'S BADGE, arms of the City of London on a shield, ornamented; original badge which would have been sewn to clothing/cap. Base metal 42x50mm. Much used! £45

255 SEVEN CENTURIES OF THE TRIAL OF THE PYX, AE 67x84mm, arms of the Goldsmiths' Co. & of the Royal Mint, other side a reproduction of the date 1593 with inscription "The standard of Croune gold of xxii karate fyne" (crown gold 22 carat). In the shape of the trial plate, in original box with certificate £50

256 ROYAL EXCHANGE: Set of 3 medals to commemorate the Visit of Queen Victoria to the City of London in 1837 after her Coronation and the fire of 1838. (with a reference to the original proclaimed Royal by Queen Elizabeth in 1570). The foundation stone of the New Royal Exchange was laid in 1842. See BHM 1772, 2071 and 1803, medals all by Barber (who designed the US small silver coins including the dime) in silvered white metal in their original presentation box, silvering slightly impaired and some edge knocks to all but otherwise extremely fine with originally lustre. Not recorded in this metal in BHM £120

257 London Rifle Brigade, DEFENCE NOT DEFIANCE, awarded (on edge) to Pte THOMAS CATON . BEST SHOT IN L COMPy 1862 by W J Taylor London, bronze 33mm. £60

258 A collection of 85 GUILDHALL RECEPTION BADGES ranging from 1863 to 1965 in a variety of metals. £4275.
The receptions were the most splendid events, honouring the Royal Family and visiting heads of state, while celebrating national jubilees and the charitable and political work of many eminent people and organisations.

Most the badges have as a principal element of their design the arms of the City of London, namely the cross of St. George (upright red cross on a white background) with a dagger in the first quarter. The arms are either on the main part of the badge or on the brooch bar. Most are enamelled. The badges would have been worn either as a lapel badge, sash badge, pin or military style with a ribbon and bar. Size is of the main metal part of the badge.

Abbreviations AR= silver WM= white metal - a type of pewter GAE = Gilt base metal AE=base metal
HM= Hall Mark PoW = Prince of Wales

Makers D.G.C.=? W C=? Carrington or Carter El Co= Elkington & Co. Birmingham E.S.& S.= E Sault & Son
G & S = Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Ltd. 112 Regent St. W1 MW= Mappin & Webb London
S & Co = Spencer London, V&S = Vaughton & Son Birmingham

G.1 7th March 1863, Entry of Alexandra into the City - Prince of Wales feathers, AR blue enamel, 76mm., Sash badge star, PW London HM.
G.2 June VIII MDCCCLXIII (1863), A A monogram in star, Reception and Ball on marriage of Albert Edward & Alexandra. AR and enamel locket, 50mm., Loop for neck ribbon, suspender in form of PoW feathers, W C London HM, Rev engraved Robert Stapleton Member of the Royal Entertainment Committee 1863.
G.3 1887, Victoria's Golden Jubilee - MC on ribbon London arms above, AR & enamel, 62x35mm., pin, All sewn on to velvet ribbon.
G.4 1895, Banquet for Ragged School Union Children, WM, 30mm. round, Holed with Loop, Two sided medal similar to Royal Jubilee medals made around this time.
G.5 1904, Lord Curzon, GAE enamelled, 37x30mm., Lapel, Kenning & Son London.
G.6 1904, King of Portugal, GAE enamelled, 50x28mm, Lapel, Kenning & Son London.
G.7 Novr. 1905, H. M. King of Greece, GAE enamelled, 46x23mm., Lapel, Kenning & Son London.
G.8 1906, Iron & Steel Institute, Amer. Inst. M. E. , Silvered and gilt AE, 29x42mm., Lapel badge but lapel fitting removed.
G.9 1907, Emperor of Germany's Reception Committee, GAE enamelled, 34x31mm., Loop and ribbon, Spencer London.
G.10 1907, Colonial Premiers Reception April 1907, GAE enamelled, 27x38mm., Lapel, Kenning & Son London.
G.11 10th May 1907, H.I.H. Prince Fushimi (Japan), GAE enamelled, 31x40mm., Loop with pin, Kenning & Son London, City arms as a flag
G.12 1907, King of Denmark Reception Committee June 10 1907, GAE enamelled, 37mm., Lapel, Kenning & Son London.
G.13 May 1908, President Falliers (France), AR gilt in parts enamelled, 28x33mm., Loop at top plus brooch pin, HM London, maker unclear
G.14 July 1909, Royal Navy, GAE enamelled, 28x33mm., Loop at top ribbon plus brooch pin, City flag & ensign.
G.15 1909, Committee (Russian Delegation), GAE enamelled, 32x35mm., Brooch, S & Co Russian arms - 2 headed eagle with St Michael.
G.16 1910, Reception United States Fleet 1910 Committee, GAE enamelled, 28x37mm., Loop and ribbon, , UK and US flags.
G.17 1910, International Law Association Guildhall 1910, AR Gilt and blue enamel, 32.5mm., Brooch, DGC, HM Birmingham.

G.18 June 1911, George V Coronation Reception, Mayor & Sheriff's Company arms around portraits, 18 ct AV enamel, , Loop ribbon & bar plus brooch, G & S Co. Ltd London HM.
G.19 1911, Post Office Savings Bank Commemoration 1881-1911, GAE enamelled, 29x39mm., Loop and ribbon
G.20 1912, Austrian Municipal Councillors Reception, Gilt AR enamelled, 32x42mm., Loop and ribbon, G & S Co. Ltd London HM,
G.21 1912, Earl Grey Reception Committee, GAE enamelled, 40x43mm., Loop and ribbon, in the shape of Maple Leaf (Earl Grey was Governor of Canada)
G.22 June 1913, Reception of the President of France Gilt AR enamelled, 29x39mm., Loop and ribbon, G & S Co. Ltd London HM,
G.23 June 23rd 1913, International Road Congress, GAE enamelled 27x38mm., Loop and ribbon,
G.24 28th December 1914, Banquet to our Soldiers and Sailors children, AE, 37x55mm., Loop and ribbon, suspender brooch bar named (W. Fulton), by Bowcher?, rev. 'A Gift From Queen Alexandra' with her portrait.
G.25 1916, From the Lord Mayor Col. Sir Charles Wakefield Souvenir of August 12th 1916, GAE enamelled, 37x33mm., Brooch back, Dinner for representatives of London Regiments serving in World War I.
G.26 1919, DEC 18TH 1919, RECEPTION COMMITTEE around Prince of Wales feathers, GAE, 29mm., Loop - ribbon missing.
G.27 1919, Marshal Foch (France), GAE enamelled, 31x32mm., Loop and ribbon, brooch bar.
G.28 1919, President Poincare (France) Reception Committee GAE enamelled, 29mm., Loop and ribbon.
G.29 1919, Shah Of Iran Guildhall 1919, GAE enamelled, 30mm, Loop (ribbon missing).
G.30 1921, King and Queen of the Belgians Guildhall July 1921 GAE enamelled, 30mm, Traces of loop, ribbon, ,
G.31 1921, Prince Henry Reception Committee, GAE enamelled, 40x30.5 mm., Loop, ribbon & bar.
G.32 1924, Reception Committee Guildhall 22nd July 1924 around lion (Empire Exhibition), GAE enamelled red, 29mm., Loop, ribbon & bar, G&S.
G.33 1925, Reception Committee Guildhall 20th Nov 1925 around POW feathers, GAE enamelled red, 29mm., Loop, ribbon & bar, G&S.
G.34 1924, Visit of the King & Queen of Italy Guildhall, GAE enamelled, 32x35mm., Loop and ribbon, bar Reception Committee,
G.35 1926, Sir Austen Chamberlain Guildhall March 25th 1926 around St George & Dragon, GAE enamelled, 33mm., Pin on reverse.
G.36 8th June 1926 on reverse, Presentation of Freedom to Marquis of Reading GAE enamelled, 28x31, Loop, ribbon & bar, (Made Marquis 1924 Died 1935).
G.37 (1926) undated, Presentation of Freedom to Marquis of Reading GAE enamelled, 28x31, Loop, ribbon & bar, (Made Marquis 1924 Died 1935).
G.38 1926, Presentation of Freedom to Dominion Premiers 19th Nov 1926 3 shields , GAE enamelled, 28mm., Loop and ribbon, bar London arms Corporation of London.
G.39 1927, French President Reception Committee , GAE enamelled, 31x43, Loop and ribbon, bar May 18th 1927, G&S.
G.40 1927, King Fuad of Egypt Guildhall 5th July 1927, AR gilt & enamelled, 30x40, Loop and ribbon, bar adorned with leaves, G&S Pyramids and palm trees.
G.41 July 15th 1927, Reception T.R.H. The Duke & Duchess of York Guildhall, GAE enamelled, 32x38mm., Loop and ribbon, bar leaves, G&S , Globe above arms. (Return from visit to Australia).
G.42 1928, World Dairy Congress Guildhall, GAE enamelled, 28mm., Loop and ribbon, bar brooch 1928.
G.43 14 March 1928, (Visit of the King of Afghanistan), silvered AE enamelled, 44x44mm. star, Loop and ribbon, bar brooch 14 March 1928, G Kenning & Son London, The Mosque is the Royal badge of Afghanistan.
G.44 10th May 1928, Fifth International Congress of Military Medicine & Pharmacy. Guildhall Banquet, gilt AE, 44x34mm., Loop at top, G&S.
G.45 1928, International Geographical Congress Guildhall, GAE enamelled, 40x30mm., Loop and ribbon, bar brooch 16th July 1928, G&S.
G.46 18th October 1929, Lord Baden Powell of Gilwell Guildhall, Gilt AR, only bar enamelled, 28mm, Loop and ribbon, bar brooch has Corporation of London and City arms, EL Co Birmingham HM.
G.47 1930, International Parliamentary Union, GAE enamelled, 29mm, Brooched. Loop and ribbon, bar and pin Reception Committee, DORIC.
G.48 Friday 8th August 1930, 11th International Veterinary Congress Conversazione in Guildhall GAE enamelled, 27x43mm., Loop and ribbon.
G.49 Sept 30th 1931, British Association Centenary Conversazione & Reception, Gilt AR enamelled, 31x42mm., Loop and ribbon, bar brooch Committee, MW Birmingham HM.
G.50 27 May 1932, International Congress of Local Authorities 27 May 1932 Conversazione in Guildhall, AR enamelled, 33x46mm., Loop and ribbon, bar brooch Corporation of London, Elkington Birmingham HM.
G.51 26th July 1932, International Congress on Commercial Education Guildhall, GAE enamelled, 33x45mm., Loop and ribbon, bar brooch Reception Committee.

G.52 1933, (Centenary) 1883 1933 U K Y C A monogram City arms below GAE enamelled, 40x27mm., Loop and ribbon, bar brooch IO RECHABITES, W O Lewis (badges) Bham. (Masonic related)
G.53 22 Feb 1933, B. I. F. Conversazione Guildhall London , Gilt AR enamelled, 28x46mm., Loop and ribbon, bar brooch Corporation of London, MW.
G.54 21st June 1933, H.M. King of Iraq Guildhall London, Gilt AR enamelled, 28x45mm., Loop and ribbon, bar brooch Reception Committee, MW.
G.55 July 24th 1933, British Pharmaceutical Conference Guildhall London, AR enamelled, 47x32mm., Loop and ribbon, bar brooch Reception Committee, MW.
G.56 1934, Jubilee Meeting of the International Statistical Institute & Centenary of the Royal Statistical Society Reception Committee 19 April 1934, GAE enamelled, 45x65mm., Loop and ribbon.
G.57 1934 20th July, The Fifth International Congress of Surveyors Guildhall London, Gilt AR enamelled, 28x45mm., Loop and ribbon, bar brooch Reception Committee and City arms, MW Birmingham HM.
G.58 1935, 25th Anniversary of H.M. Accession Reception and Ball in Guildhall Gilt AR enamelled, 37x68mm., Loop and brooch bar, G Kenning & Son London, Jubilee HM, Rev. engraved 22nd May 1935.
G.59 1935, 25th Anniversary of H.M. Accession Reception and Ball in Guildhall Gilt AR enamelled, 37x68mm., Loop and brooch bar Reception Committee, G Kenning & Son London, Jubilee HM, Rev. engraved 22nd May 1935.
G.60 1935, H.R.H The Duke of Gloucester Guildhall 1935, Gilt AR enamelled, 32x45mm., Loop and brooch bar, MW Birmingham HM.
G.61 17th July 1935, 14th International Housing and Town Planning Congress, Gilt AR enamelled, 26x42mm., Loop and ribbon brooch bar Reception Committee, MW Birmingham HM.
G.62 23 July 1935, Presentation of the Freedom of the City to Col. & Ald. The Rt. Hon. Viscount Wakefield OBE, Gilt AR enamelled, 25x44mm., Loop and ribbon brooch bar, EL Co Birmingham HM.
G.63 9th September 1935, Congress of Institute of Journalists Reception in Guildhall Gilt AR enamelled, 53x25mm., Loop and ribbon, City of London arms, E & C Birmingham HM.
G.64 1936, Empire Day Guildhall rev. Presented by the Corporation of the City of London in Commemoration of Empire Day, AE, 31mm., Loop and ribbon brooch bar 1936.
G.65 1936, 56th Movable Conference London 1936 IOR monogram above, GAE enamelled, 40x24mm., Loop and ribbon, bar brooch JUBILEE, Toye & Co London. (?Rechabites)
G.66 January 15th 1936, The Naval Conference Guildhall London, Gilt AR enamelled, 27x43mm., Loop and ribbon brooch bar Reception Committee, MW Birmingham HM.

G.67 1937, Coronation (George VI), Gilt AR enamelled, 50x35mm. bar 33x43mm., Loop and brooch bar with Guildhall and City arms, G & S Co Ltd, Engraved on reverse A.P. Gorman.
G.68 1937, Coronation (George VI), Gilt AR enamelled, 50x35mm. bar 33x43mm., Loop and brooch bar with Guildhall and City arms, G & S Co Ltd Birmingham HM, Engraved on rev. J. Stopher Deputy.
G.69 (Feb 2nd 1937), Centenary City of London School opened in Honey Lane Market Feb 2nd 1837, Gilt AR enamelled, 35x56mm., Loop and brooch bar, G & S Co Ltd sterling silver, Engraved on rev. A E L Slazenger.
G.70 Nov 17th 1937, H.M. King of the Belgians Guildhall London, Gilt AR enamelled, 35x42mm., Loop and ribbon brooch bar Reception Committee, MW Birmingham HM, Engraved on reverse to Herbert Roper Barrett.
G.71 1938, National Advisory Council Physical Training & Recreation Reception in Guildhall 17th Feb. 1938, Gilt AR enamelled, 30x48mm., Loop and ribbon brooch bar Reception Committee, G & S Co Ltd Birmingham HM.
G.72 March 21st 1938, National Federation of Meat Traders Asscns. Guildhall March 21st 1938 Jubilee Conference, Gilt AR enamelled, 33x48mm., Loop and ribbon brooch bar, MW Birmingham HM.
G.73 Friday 17th June 1938, Reception of Delegates to International Conference of Naval Architects & Marine Engineers Gilt AR enamelled, 42x63mm., Loop and ribbon, G & S Co Ltd London HM.
G.74 21st June 1938, International Red Cross Conference Guildhall, Gilt AR enamelled, 38x42mm., Loop and ribbon brooch bar Reception Committee 21st June 1938, E S & S Birmingham HM.
G.75 Wednesday 16th Nov. 1938, Reception of H.M. the King of Romania, Gilt AR enamelled, 42x47mm., Loop and ribbon brooch bar Guildhall and City arms, G & S Co Ltd London HM.
G.76 Monday 27th. March 1939, Jubilee of the London County Council Reception in Guildhall, GAE enamelled, 20x45mm., Loop and ribbon brooch bar City arms.
G.77 23rd June 1939, Visit of King & Queen to Guildhall on their return from Canada & America Corporation of London 23rd June 1939, Gilt AR enamelled, 62x41mm., Loop and ribbon brooch bar enamelled crown, H.G.H. S.A.P., H. H. STURGES
G.78 18th July 1939, Congress of the Federation of Chambers of Commerce of the British Empire, Gilt AR enamelled, 30x53mm., Loop and ribbon brooch bar Guildhall 18th July 1939, D.G.C. Birmingham HM.
G.79 (1939) undated Hallmark 1938/9, King & Queen of Denmark Gilt AR enamelled, 40x28mm., Loop and ribbon brooch bar, by Vaughton.
G.80 1955, XXII IFC LONDON 1955, Silvered AE, 30.3 round 59.5mm, Loop and brooch bar with card insert, Miss D. E. GOTCH Gt. Britain.
G.81 1965, Guildhall 21st June 1965 rev. IN HONOUR OF THE REGIMENTS WHICH FOUGHT AT THE BATTLE OF WATERLOO 18TH JUNE 1815 in 6 lines in a wreath, Medal AE, 44mm.
G.82 undated H. M. The King of Portugal Reception Committee GAE enamelled, 28x38mm., Loop and ribbon.
G.83 undated, Presentation of Freedom to Dominion Premiers, GAE enamelled, 29mm., Loop, ribbon & bar Corporation of London.
G.84 undated, London arms above crossed swords, crown above and ? Cinque Ports coronet, GAE enamelled, 26mm, Loop and ribbon.
G.85 Undated, Civilisation - four figures above London arms, Gilt AR enamelled, 30.5x46.5mm., Loop. Ribbon brooch bar missing, Not hallmarked, engraved with ornate B I monogram.