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United Kingdom. Lot of Eleven Assorted Medals and Tokens

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United Kingdom. Lot of Eleven Assorted Medals and Tokens

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United Kingdom. Lot of Eleven Assorted Medals and Tokens

Includes:

1. Humane Society for the Hundred of Salford Medal 1909 (engraved "L.B. Lea 1909");

2. Egyptian Command Championship Medal 1921-22;

3. Jesus and Holy Bible Religious Medal (in its case of issue);

4. Royal Sanitary Association of Scotland Medal;

5. three St. John Ambulance Association Service Medals (engraved "309182 JAMES GASKIN", in its case of issue;, "454163 KATHLEEN BUTTERS"; "CDA 37391 SYDNEY B RICHARDSON"; respectively);

6. four Masonic Tokens.

The Salford Medal in silver with red and blue enamels, maker marked "WFC", marked with an anchor (made in Birmingham), hallmarked with the British lion and date marked "k" (1909), the other medals and tokens in bronze, in various sizes, ranging from fair to extremely fine.