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	Abolition of Slavery, , white metal medal, 1834, by T. Halliday, a slave family with chains thrown off looking to the skies, GIVE GLORY TO GOD, rev. JUBILEE /IN / COMMEMORATION/OF THE/ABOLITION/OF/SLAVERY/ INTHE/ BRITISH COLONIES/ IN THE REIGN OF/WILLIAM IV/ AUG. 1. 1834, 32 mm, (BHM. 1670), pierced for suspension. About extremely fine and rare. £Sold
	London, Haymarket, King's Theatre and Opera House, ivory pass, 1834, H. R. H. / PRINCE LEOPOLD/ OPERA, rev. 1831 / BOX 37/ 6, 40 mm, pierced with ring for suspension. Very fine. £Sold
	Sussex, Death of John Fuller, , frosted silver, 1834, by W. Wyon, bust of John Fuller bare head profile right, JOHN FULLER ESQR. ROSE HILL SUSSEX, rev. inscription within closed wreath, DIED APRIL X1/ MDCCCXXX1V/ AGED LXXV111, 45 mm, (BHM1660), contained within glass lunettes and original red leather case. Good extremely fine and extremely rare in this form. £Sold
	City of London School, Mowlem Prize, silver medal, 1834, by B. Wyon, facade of the City of London School, rev. arms, ENGLISH PRIZE, FOUNDED BY JOHN MOWLEM 1868, 58 mm(BHM1680). Extremely fine and rare. £Sold
	Sussex, Death of John Fuller, , bronze, 1834, by W. Wyon, bust of John Fuller bare head profile right, JOHN FULLER ESQR. ROSE HILL SUSSEX, rev. inscription within closed wreath, DIED APRIL X1/ MDCCCXXX1V/ AGED LXXV111, 45 mm, (BHM1660), An edge knock at 9 o'clock on the obverse, otherwise about extremely fine. £Sold
	Sir John Soane, The Soane Testimonial, bronze medal, 1834, by W. Wyon after F. Chantrey, bare head bust of Sir John Soane right, JOHN SOANE, rev. facade of the Bank of England, A TRIBUTE OF RESPECT FROM THE BRITISH ARCHETECTS/ MDCCCXXXIV, 57 mm, (BHM1662). A few marks, otherwise extremely fine. £Sold
	Birmingham Musical Festival, white metal medal, 1834, by E. Avern, view of Birmingham Town Hall, BIRMINGHAM TOWN HALL/ ERECD. MDCCCXXXIV/ BY / HANSOM & WELCH. rev. a female figure holding a lyre with musical instruments at her feet, MUSICAL FESTIVAL HELD AT THE TOWN- HALL BIRMM. 1834, 50 mm, (BHM. 1674), contained in original red leather case. A few surface marks, otherwise extremely fine and rare, especially in this condition. £Sold
	Worcestershire, Toll Removed from Bewdley Bridge, silver Pint Mug Medal and Star Badge, circa 1834, by John and Joseph Angell, the mug with a repousse scene of Bewdley Bridge with legend above and homage to Thomas Marson below, TOLL TAKEN OFF BEWDLEY BRIDGE, 25TH MARCH 1834. -/- TO T. MARSON ESQ. / THROUGH WHOSE EXERTIONS THE ABOVE/ TOLL WAS ABOLISHED/ THE CUP IS GRATEFULLY PRESENTED BY/ HIS FRIENDS. rev. the medal with legend in six lines on both sides, THE PEOPLE WILL HAVE THEIR RIGHTS/ TRIUMPH/ FOR/ MR. MARSON/ AND HIS/ FRIENDS. . -. . THIS IS THE AGE OF REFORM/ BEWDLEY /BRIDGE/ TOLL TAKEN OFF/ MARCH 25/ 1834, The mug 100 x 115 mm, the medal 35 mm, the star 78 mm. Good very fine, unique, a fascinating group. £Sold
	City of London School, Mowlem Prize, silver medal, 1834, by B. Wyon, facade of the City of London School, rev. arms, ENGLISH PRIZE, FOUNDED BY JOHN MOWLEM 1868, 58 mm(BHM1680). Extremely fine. £Sold
	Duke of Wellington, Elected Chancellor of Oxford University, bronze medal, 1834, by T. Webb after P. Rouw, bare head bust of the Duke of Wellington profile left, ARTHUR DUKE OF WELLINGTON, rev. legend in eleven lines, 55 mm, (BHM. 1664), contained in original red leather case with trade label for E. Hickman, Silversmith , High St. Oxford. Practically mint state and rare thus. £Sold