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	Hackney Coach and Cabriolet Fares/ Regulations and Acts of Parliament , silk handkerchief, circa 1832, after John Leander Bishop, copperplate engraving of St. Paul's Cathedral in the centre, with four significant buildings around, NEW POST OFFICE. ROYAL EXCHANGE. ST. PAUL'S CATHEDRAL. OPERA OR KING'S THEATRE. COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. rev. the panels around giving the fares between different destinations and images of four different types of coaches in each corner, 950 x 950 mm, contained in later frame. Extremely fine and very rare, especially being in exceptional condition. £2450.00
	The Wellington Club, silver medal, 1832, by Rundell, Bridge and Rundell, bare head bust of the Duke of Wellington profile right, GRAND DECUS COLUMQUE RERUM, (THE GREAT GLORY AND MAINSTAY OF THE STATE). 38 mm. (BHM. 861; Eimer. 110). A few minor marks, otherwise about extremely fine and rare in silver. £295.00
	Society of Arts, Instituted 1753, Isis Medal, , silver prize, 1832, by T. Wyon Jnr. bust of Isis left, ARTS AND COMMERCE PROTECTED, rev. a closed wreath, To Miss M. A. Plant MDCCCXXX11, / For A Composition / Of Flowers/ In Watercolours. 40 mm, (Allan. 13; D. W. 148/363). Extremely fine. £250.00
	Reform Bill, , bronze medal, 1832, by B. Wyon, Liberty kneeling presents a bill of Reform to Britannia beside a plaque inscribed, GREY BROUGHAM ALTHORP, RUSSELL, rev. crown at the top and city of London arms at the bottom, REFORM THE REPRESENTATION OF THE PEOPLE IN THE COMMONS HOUSE OF PARLIAMENT 1832, 51 mm(BHM1603), Slightly rubbed on the high points, otherwise extremely fine. £125.00
	Society of Arts, Isis Prize, silver medal, 1833, byT. Wyon Junior, bust of Isis profile left, ARTS AND COMMERCE PROMOTED, rev. To Mr W Gush MDCCCXXXIII/ For a Copy/ in Miniature of/ a Portrait, 40 mm (DW 148/363), with loop for suspension. £300.00
	The Completion of Birmingham Town Hall, bronze medal, 1834, published by E. Thomason, a view of the Town Hall, HANSON & WELCH ARCHTS/ BIRMINGHAM TOWN HALL/ 1834, rev. legend in twenty two lines, THE COMMITTEE APPOINTED TO SUPERINTEND THE ERECTING OF THE BUILDING. . . . . . . . . . . THE GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVALS FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE GENERAL HOSPITAL WILL BE HELD IN THE MARBLE HALL. THE SIZE OF THE MUSIC ROOM IS IN LENGTH 140 FEET, IN WIDTH 65 FEET, THEORGAN IS THE MOST PWERFUL ONE IN EUROPE AND IS 40 FEET WIDE AND 45 FEET HIGH, 73 mm, (BHM. 1678), contained in original red leather case. Good extremely fine and rare in this condition, a striking architectural medal. £285.00
	City of London School, silver medal, 1834, by B. Wyon, facade of the City of London School, rev. Knowledge seated right, instructs a boy who leans on a tablet, 58 mm(BHM1680). Extremely fine. £225.00
	The Completion of Birmingham Town Hall, white metal medal, 1834, published by E. Thomason, a view of the Town Hall, HANSON & WELCH ARCHTS/ BIRMINGHAM TOWN HALL/ 1834, rev. legend in twenty two lines, THE COMMITTEE APPOINTED TO SUPERINTEND THE ERECTING OF THE BUILDING. . . . . . . . . . . THE GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVALS FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE GENERAL HOSPITAL WILL BE HELD IN THE MARBLE HALL. THE SIZE OF THE MUSIC ROOM IS IN LENGTH 140 FEET, IN WIDTH 65 FEET, THEORGAN IS THE MOST PWERFUL ONE IN EUROPE AND IS 40 FEET WIDE AND 45 FEET HIGH, 73 mm, (BHM. 1678), Minor marks otherwise extremely fine. £145.00
	Completion of Birmingham Town Hall, bronze medal, 1834, by Williams, a view of the Town Hall, HANSON & WELCH ARCHTS/ BIRMINGHAM TOWN HALL, / LENGTH 166 FEET WIDTH 104 FEET HEIGHT 83 FEET COST £28000, rev. legend in fourteen lines, MARKET HALL LENGTH 365 FEET WIDTH 108 FT. HEIGHT 44 FT. 6INS. COST 25000 CHAS. EDGE . ARCHITECT . J. W. & R. WALTHEW . BUILDERS . THESE PUBLIC EDIFICES UNEQUALLED FOR ARCHITECTURAL BEAUTY, UTILITY, & EXCELLENCE OF WORKMANSHIP, WERE ERECTED IN 1834 FRS. LLOYD ESQR. HIGH BAILIFF . SAML. BEALE ESQR. LOW BAILIFF. 38 mm, (BHM. 1679). Unrecorded in bronze, extremely fine and rare. £140.00
	Birmingham, Cemetery Chapel, Key Hill, white metal medal, circa 1835, a view of the cemetery and chapel, S. W. VIEW OF THE BIRMINGHAM CEMETERY/ CHAS EDGE ARCHITECT W. SMITH BUILDER, rev. legend in twenty lines, 45 mm, (Taylor 112 a). A few marks on the obverse, otherwise extremely fine, scarce. £125.00

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