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Lot 575    SESSION 2 (2.00PM TUESDAY 28TH JULY)    Australian Historical Medals

Estimate $200
Bid at live.noble.com.au
SOLD $600

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, Victoria, Grand National Agricultural Show, Tatura (inscribed), in silver (47mm), by Stokes, reverse inscribed 'John Bond/1898/Ayrshire Bull'. With damaged case, hairlines and some small nicks, otherwise extremely fine.

John Bond of Fairfield, Greenvale,at the time a semi-rural area of Melbourne, was a prominent breeder of the popular Ayrshire breed of dairy cattle.

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