John Malcolm Coll. - British Commonwealth Military To

Lot 3574    SESSION 12 (11.30am Thursday 2nd April)    John Malcolm Coll. - British Commonwealth Military Toke

Estimate $100
Bid at live.noble.com.au
SOLD $50

ASSORTMENT OF TOKENS AND TOOL CHECKS, mostly unnamed and unidentified, checks, "R arrow L" impressed no.6243, two opposing crowns at base, in brass (32mm), uniface; another identical but no impressed number; deliberately holed crowned crest; canteen tokens, one penny in brass (21mm), another for one penny halfpenny (hexagonal 22mm), both uniface; penny token in brass (23mm), "BSAP" and denomination on obverse, reverse, plain; uniface check in brass (18mm), "C.A.C" on obverse; another in brass (17mm),"A.A.C." on obverse and reverse; another in brass (20mm), obverse "W.L.C.", reverse, "Good For 5c In Trade"; another in aluminium (20mm), obverse, "Good In / Canteen / Only", reverse, "Good For / 5c / In Trade"; token in aluminium (16mm), crown on obverse, "4" on reverse; French token in brass (octagonal 22mm), ten centimes, obverse, denomination in centre, around "Les Foyers / Du Soldat", reverse, denomination; token in brass (21mm square with scalloped corners), uniface, obverse, "Ville De Cambrai" above crest, at base, "1913"; another, five pence in brass (30mm), uniface, obverse, "G.I.F." above denomination; another in brass (23mm), "IF" on both sides; another in steel (17mm), uniface, impressed "1" on obverse; another in tin (24mm), uniface, "2/-" on obverse; another in fibre (24mm), uniface, obverse, "50 / Centimes"; another in brass (20mm), "1c" on both sides; another in bronze (23mm), obverse "RAC", reverse, "1d"; France, allied military currency, two francs, 1944 (KM.905). Fine - extremely fine. (21)