British bowlers visit south

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Buy RARE! 1947 Commemorative Medallion British Royal Family Visit To South Africa for R250.00

Large lot of 12 'British Royal Family' medallions 1837-1897 Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria - Northampton 1837-1897 'Englands Longest Reign' Queen Victoria 1901 King Edward VII 'Proclaimed' 1902 Coronation of King Edward VII - issued by the council of Cape Town 1911 Coronation of King George V - Aluminium 1925 visit of Prince Edward VIII to Cape Town - Bronze 1935 Silver Jubilee of King George V ' Let the Fortune of the House Stand' - Silver 1935 Silver Jubilee of King George V 'Union of South Africa' - Silver 1937 Coronation of King George VI 'Union of South Africa' - Silver 1937 Coronation of King George VI 'Union of South Africa' - Copper 1937 Coronation of King George VI - issued by the Divisional Council of the Cape - Copper 1947 Royal Visit to South Africa - Brass

From Great Britain, a Scarce Silver Medal to Commemorate the Visit by Joseph Chamberlain, the British Colonial Secretary, to South Africa in 1903. The purpose of the visit was to foster unity after the Boer War. By Joseph Fray. References: Hern 562; Eimer 1876; BHM 3888; Fearon 254.2.   Further information at South African Medals. Silver (so marked on edge). Diameter 51.0 mm. Mass 59.3 gm. Comes inside the original fitted case of issue. Note: This medal is solid silver and not silver plated bronze. The silver plated medals are more common. The plating is thick and the medals are often mistaken for solid silver.  

From Great Britain, a  Medal to Commemorate the Visit by Joseph Chamberlain, the British Colonial Secretary, to South Africa in 1903. The purpose of the visit was to foster unity after the Boer War. By Joseph Fray. References: Hern 562; Eimer 1876; BHM 3888; Fearon 254.2.   Further information at South African Medals. Silver plated copper. Diameter 51.6 mm. Mass 52.8 gm. Note: The silver plate is thick and this medal is often mistaken for solid silver in examples with little wear. This medal was lot 109 at the Spink & Son e-Auction No. 3 on 22/05/2019 and mistakenly billed as solid silver.   

SCIENCE IN SOUTH AFRICA by Flint & Gilchrist Hard cover NO d/wrapper; 260x170 mm;  T Maskew Miller st Edition 505 pages; index included - numerous illustrations/tables/sketches;“ fold-out map Good condition; spine bumped; boards have some markings (see photos); corners bumped; front board threatening to detach, gutta percha exposed;“ fep 50% detached; top 20mm of title page torn off; pages have deckle edge - lot of browning........ÂÂÂÂÂÂœ....resolved that a Handbook on scientific work and progress in South Africa be prepared on the occasion of the visit of the British Association (for the Advancement of Science) to South Africa in ..........