Australian Historical Medals
Lot 386 SESSION 3 (2.30PM TUESDAY 22ND NOV) Australian Historical Medals
Estimate $3,000
Bid at live.noble.com.au
SOLD $3,400
CENTENNIAL INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION MELBOURNE, 1888, in gold (18ct; 46.14g; 38mm) (C.1888/8), by Stokes & Martin SC, struck by Melbourne Mint, edge inscribed, 'Sir E. Armytage And Sons'. Light Hairlines, otherwise virtually uncirculated.
In Classes 17, 18 and 20, Furniture and Accessories, Decorations, and Paperhangings Sir E. Armytage and Sons of Manchester, England were winners in the Third Order of Merit for curtains.
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