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	London, Haymarket, King's Theatre and Opera House, ivory pass, 1838, MR. W. R. WARDE/ STALL 9, rev. OPERA / 1838, signed in ink, P. F. Laporte, 37 mm, pierced for suspension. Very fine. £Sold
	Queen Victoria Coronation, red, white and blue linen handkerchief, 1838, an interior view of the wedding ceremony at Westminster Abbey, with large crowns in the corners and smaller ones around the border and continuous legend around, LONG LIVE VICTORIA QUEEN OF ENGLAND/, rev. below the central panel, CORONATION OF HER MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY, / QUEEN VICTORIA/ JUNE 1838, 920 x 920 mm, contained in later frame. Exceptional condition with bright colours, extremely fine and rare. £Sold
	Snuff Box Made from Wood recovered from H. M. S. Temeraire, , 1838, by John Beatson, the inside of the lid bearing a printed label, THE ENGLISH OAK ONCE FORMED A PORTION OF THE NOBLE SHIP/ TEMERAIRE/ 104 GUNS/ IMMORTALISED BY THE IMPORTANT PART SHE BORE/ WHEN COMMANDED BY HER CAPTN. SIR ELIAB HARVEY/ IN THE EVER MEMORABLE BATTLE OF/ TRAFALGAR/ OCTR 21ST 1805/ BUILT AT H. M. DOCKYARD CHATHAM/ AND LAUNCHED 1798/ BROKEN UP 1838 AT ROTHERHITHE, / BY/ MR. JOHN BEATSON. 25 x 60 mm. The label stained, otherwise very fine. £Sold
	Cheltenham, Centenary of the Old Well, bronze medal, 1838, by T. W. Ingram, a view of well and church tower within an avenue of trees, rev. legend in ten lines, 57x47 mm, (BHM. 1883). Slight discolouration on the reverse, otherwise extremely fine and rare. £Sold
	Destruction of the Royal Exchange, white metal medal, 1838, by J. Barber, facade of the Royal Exchange, rev. Queen Elizabeth 1 standing surrounded by courtiers, QUEEN ELIZABETH PROCLAIMING THE BURSE TO BE CALLED THE ROYAL EXCHANGE FOR EVER 1570. 61 mm, (BHM. 2071), contained in original case with gilt image of the Royal Exchange on the lid. About extremely fine. £Sold
	Queen Victoria, Coronation, white metal medal, 1838, by T. Halliday, bare head bust of Victoria profile left with hair in chignon, VICTORIA QUEEN OF GREAT BRITAIN BORN MAY 24 1819, rev. Britannia, Scotia, Hibernia and Victory crown Victoria with Fame flying above, LONG LIVE THE QUEEN/ CORONATION JUNE 28. 1838, 52 mm, (BHM. 1821). Minor surface marks, otherwise extremely fine and rare. £Sold
	Society of Arts, Instituted 1753, silver palette, 1838, a scroll of paper with brushes behind inscribed, To/ Miss S. G. Andrews/ MDCCCXXXV111 For An Original Drawing/ of Flowers/ In Watercolour, rev. a closed wreath tied with a ribbon, THE/ HONORARY/ PALET/ THE SOCIETY/ FOR PROMOTING/ ARTS/ MANUFACTURES/ AND/ COMMERCE, 55 x 44 mm. A few marks, otherwise extremely fine. £Sold
	King's Theatre and Opera House, Haymarket, octagonal ivory pass, 1838, Opera/ 1838, in ink; M. Laporte, rev. box 106/ 2, 35 x 34 mm, pierced for suspension. £Sold
	Dismissal of Richard Oastler, white metal medal, , 1838, by T. Halliday, bare-head of Richard Oastler right, THE OASTLER NATIONAL TESTIMONIAL/ 1838, rev. . a cottage amongst trees with a church in the distance and man ploughing, DWELL IN THE LAND & VERILY THOU SHALT BE FED/ LIVE AND LET LIVE, with beehive above, 39 mm (BHM 1871), pierced for suspension. Unrecorded in this metal; about extremely fine and rare. £Sold
	Centenary of the Foundation of the Wesleyan Methodist Society, bronze medal, 1839, by C. Carter, draped bust of Charles Wesley in ecclesiastical vestments, rev. legend in seven lines, 65 mm (BHM 1896), contained in original red leather case. The case damaged; the medal practically mint state with much original toning£Sold