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BRITISH COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS - Baldwin's

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1700 Lord Nelson, Ferdinand IV (1751-1759-1825), King of Naples and Sicily [Ferdinand I of the Two Sicilies], his<br />

throne re-established by Nelson, Copper Medal, 1799, by C H Küchler, bust of the King right, rev panorama<br />

of Naples and distant Vesuvius, a ship enters harbour whilst crowds await, Fame carries medallic shield<br />

of Nelson above, 48mm (BHM 479; MH 489; Pollard 18). Extremely fine, minor marks. £180-220<br />

1701 George III, Preliminaries for the Peace of Amiens, Copper Medal, 1801, by C H Küchler, bust left,<br />

rev Peace holds olive branch and burns weapons, 48mm (BHM 535; Eimer 941; Pollard 25); Charles<br />

James Fox (1749-1806), Statesman, Death 1806, Copper Medal, by T Webb, bust right, rev Angel<br />

on Globe holds wreaths, 53mm (BHM 604; Eimer 979); Frederick Duke of York, the Royal Military<br />

Academy, Bronze Medal, 1813, by Thomas Webb, bust left, rev Queen Charlotte presents colours,<br />

41mm (BHM 769; Eimer 1036; Mudie 11). All extremely fine. (3) £180-220<br />

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1702 George III, Tortoiseshell Snuff Box, the lid set with a Gilt-silver medal of the Drayton Agricultural<br />

Society, awarded 1805 to Mr Tho s Dicken, by C H Küchler, Britannia seated, holding wreath in right<br />

hand, with cornucopia and shield, lion behind, rev (shows on inside lid) “Best 2 Year Old Heifer own<br />

breeding” within wreath, box 75mm. Very fine, the medal obverse rubbed and faded, the reverse a rich gold,<br />

the box with restoration to the lid, examples of the medal that have been awarded are very rare. £150-200<br />

The [Market] Drayton Agricultural Society, Shropshire, was instituted in1800. Thomas Dicken was a wealthy banker and land owner.

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