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	Sir Francis Burdett, brass snuff box, circa 1810, M & P. bare head bust of Burdett profile right, SIR FRANCIS BURDETT, rev. a oak wreath, THE MAN/ WHO / DARE BE HONEST/ IN / THE WORST/ OF TIMES, 55 25 mm, with Greek key pattern sides. Good very fine. £245.00
	Northumberland, Newcastle upon Tyne, Pitt Club, silver gilt member's badge, circa 1810, the medal bearing a glass portrait of William Pitt by Tassie, NORTHUMBERLAND &/ NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE/ NON. SIBI. SED. PATRIAE, rev. PITT CLUB, / IN MEMORY OF THE RT. HONBLE WM. PITT DIED 23 JANY 1806 AGED 47, 46 x 44 mm, with integral loop and ring for suspension. Extremely fine and scarce. £450.00
	Wolverhampton Pitt Club, silver medal, 1813, by P. Wyon, bare head bust of William Pitt profile left, WOLVERHAMPTON PITT CLUB 1813, rev. Pitt on a rock in a stormy sea, 50 mm, contained within glass lunettes and an integral loop for suspension. Slight oxidisation under the glass, otherwise practically mint state. £325.00
	Manchester Pitt Club, frosted silver medal, 1813, by T. Wyon snr. bare head bust left, RT. HONBLE WILLIAM PITT MANCHESTER PITT CLUB 1813, rev. an allegory of Pitt arousing the Genius of Great Britain to resist the demons of anarchy who have risen to overthrow Religion and Royalty, HIMSELF A HOST, 50 mm, (BHM. 771). contained within glass lunettes, integral loop for suspension and red leather case with printed explanatory label. . Good extremely fine and rare especially with the explanatory label and original case, an exceptional item. £385.00
	Blackburn Pitt Club, , frosted silver prize, 1814, by T. Halliday, bare head bust of William Pitt profile left, GULIELMUS PITT/ NON SIBI SED PATRIAE VIXIT. rev. BLACKBURN PITT CLUB 1814, edge engraved, Thomas Makinson Admitted 11th May 1815, 42 mm, contained with glass lunettes with integral loop for suspension. Some oxidisation under the glass, otherwise good extremely fine and rare. £350.00
	Birmingham Pitt Club, frosted silver medal, , 1814, by T. Webb, draped bust of William Pitt left, NON SIBI SED PATRIAE (NOT FOR HIMSELF BUT FOR HIS COUNTRY), rev. BIRMINGHAM/ PITT CLUB/ MDCCCXIV, within wreath border, 50 mm (BHM 834), contained in original red leather case with glass lunettes and integral loop for suspension. Good extremely fine and rare. £245.00
	Suffolk Pitt Club, silver medal, 1821, bare head bust of William Pitt profile left, NON. SIBI. SED. PATRIAE, rev. legend within closed wreath, SUFFOLK/ PITT-CLUB/ MDCCCXX1, 35 mm, (BHM. 1171). Good extremely fine, toned and rare. £285.00
	Frederick Robinson, Viscount Goderich, engraving, circa 1825, after J. Poole, bare head bust of Frederick John Robinson three quarters facing, with the populations of the counties, the principal cities and counties of the England recorded. THE RIGHT HONBLE FREDERICK JOHN ROBINSON/ CHANCELLOR OF THE EXCHEQUER, 145 x 147 mm, contained in original glased papier mache frame. About extremely fine. £195.00
	Birmingham Political Union, silver medal, 1830, by C. Jones, Imperial crown in splendour above a ribbon inscribed, UNITY/ LIBERTY/ PROSPERITY/ 25 JANUARY 1830/ GOD SAVE THE KING/ BIRMM. POLITICAL UNION, rev. The British lion in front of a rock, THE SAFETY OF THE KING & OF THE PEOPLE/ THE CONSTITUTION NOTHING LESS & NOTHING MORE, 43 mm, (BHM. 1452), Good extremely fine and toned. £225.00
	Bristol Riots, Charge of the 3rd Dragoon Guards Upon the Rioters in Queen Square, , lithograph, 1831, by Louis Haghe after T L Rowbotham and W Muller. the Dragoon Guards charge the protesters, cutting them down in the Square, smoke and fire fills the sky, CHARGE OF THE 3RD DRAGOON GUARDS UPON THE RIOTERS IN QUEEN SQUARE, BRISTOL, AT 6 O'CLOCK ON THE MORNING OF MONDAY, OCTOBER 31ST, 1831, WHO WERE THEN PROCEEDING TO PLUNDER AND FIRE THE SOUTH SIDE OF THE SQUARE, AFTER HAVING BURNT AND DESTROYED THE BRIDEWELL, THE NEW GOAL, THREE TOLL HOUSES, LAWFORD'S GATE PRISON, THE BISHOP'S PALACE AND THE NORTH AND WEST SIDES OF QUEEN SQUARE, INCLUDING THE MANSION HOUSE CUSTOM HOUSE, EXCISE OFFICE AND NEARLY FIFTY DWELLING AND WAREHOUSES- THE PROPERTY DESTROYED DURING THESE MEMORABLE RIOTS AMOUNTED TO NEARLYONE HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS. 680 x 550 mm, contained in original maple frame. Good very fine. £495.00

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