A silver & enamel London Charity Cup winner's medal season 1893-94, in original fitted case of issue; sold with a photocopied report of the 1894 London Charity Cup Final.
Although unengraved, this medal was awarded to C.O.S. Hatton of Casuals FC. They beat Old Westminsters 2-1 in the final played at Leyton.
An extremely rare find! This solid 9 ct gold medal was won by Albert E. Bailey playing for Ipswich Town Football Club in the season 1903 - 1904 as the club won its first ever League Championship. The reverse of the medal is engraved "I.T.F.C. (Ipswich Town Football Club) 1903 - 4. S.E.A.F.L. (South East Anglia Football League). Presented by A.F. NICHOLL . A.E. BAILEY (Albert E. Bailey).
Immaculate 9 ct rose & yellow gold football medal. The reverse of the medal is engraved "D'TON & DIST. FOOTBALL LEAGUE. WIRE MILLS F. C. W. WOOD 1931 - 2". The medal relates to the Darlington & District Football League.
Vintage, 9 ct rose gold football/sports medal. The front of the medal is engraved "PRESENTED TO W.W. FRANCIS. CAPTAIN. 1912". The reverse of the medal is engraved "CARDIFF PREMIER S.C.". Weight: 4.7 gm. Dimensions - Width: 18 mm, Height: 32 mm. Hall Mark: Birmingham 1907. Maker's Mark: Phillips & Mayell, Tenby Street, Birmingham.
A 9ct. gold & enamel Liverpool & District F.A. Senior Cup winner's medal awarded to Wilf Oldham of Everton FC in 1899, inscribed LIVERPOOL & DIST. F.A., SENIOR CUP, EVERTON F.C., WINNERS 1899, W. OLDHAM.
Wilfred Oldham made 22 first-team appearances for Everton, scoring 11 goals, between 8th October 1898 and 31st March 1900.
A 1904 F.A. Cup winner's medal awarded to Tommy Hynds of Manchester City FC, in 15ct. gold, the obverse inscribed 1904, the reverse inscribed THE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION, MANCHESTER CITY, WINNERS, T. HINDS [sic], in a fitted case by Whittle of Blackburn
In 1903-04 Manchester City won the F.A. Cup and claimed the first major honour in their history. They beat Bolton Wanderers 1-0 at the Crystal Palace with the winning goal scored by Billy Meredith in the 23rd minute, a strike disputed as offside by Bolton.
An 1899 Scottish F.A. Cup winner's medal awarded to Tommy Hynds of Celtic FC., in 15ct. gold, the obverse inscribed SCOTTISH FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION, the reverse inscribed CHALLENGE CUP, 1898-99, WON BY CELTIC F.C., THOMAS HINDS.
Sold for £900
A small collection of 9ct gold and silver medals, comprising; a 9ct gold medal 'Bedfordshire Football Association', Birmingham 1919, weight 8gms, a 9ct gold medal 'Bedfordshire County F.A.', Birmingham 1922, weight 10gms and five silver football medals.
Estimate: 150 GBP - 250 GBP
Football Gold medals belonging to W E Hemingfield of Grimsby and Sheffield Wednesday. Lot includes superb Grimsby Town FC large 9ct Gold and enamelled medal 1900/01 League Champions 2nd Division Winners Lincolnshire Cup (named). 15ct Gold League Champions Medal for two Successive Years 1902/3 & 1903/04 (named).
Midland Football Combination Medal 9ct Gold (unnamed), 9ct Gold Mexboro FC Midland League Championship 1897/8 (named), a 9ct Gold S & H.F.A. W L 1904/5 (unnamed), 9ct Gold Medal Wharncliffe League S & H FA 1905/6 (unnamed), and S & H FA Challenge Cup 1906-7 in 9ct Gold (unnamed).
Scottish Football Alliance winner's gold medal for the Reserve League's Rangers, from the 1931-1932 season. Obverse features victory goddess Nike in relief, with the name ''E.B. Weir'' engraved to lower right. To reverse are scrolls reading, ''Rangers F.C. / Alliance / Championship / 1931-32'', surrounding the City of Glasgow Coat of Arms, bearing its motto, ''Let Flourish Glasgow''.
Medal bears hallmarks of ''375'' (9K gold) as well as a small g within a square, sideways anchor within a square and captial H, also within a square, plus the Vaughton & Sons name and ''V&S'' mark. Measures just over 1'' in diameter. Weighs half an ounce at 14 grams. Copper is a main ingredient in 9K. gold and lends a rose tone to medal. Near fine.
