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1772 Resolution & Adventure Silver Medal
"Resolution & Adventure" Silver Medal 1772 For Captain Cook's Second Voyage    Head of George III, Reverse the Two Ships Heading for the Horizon. 44mm. Struck from the 2nd. (New) Die after the First Die cracked striking the majority of the Bronze Medals.  Also known as the "Otaheite" Medal, the original order from Sir Joseph Banks was for 106 Specimens.Interestingly it states on the Medal  "Sailed from England March MDCCLXXII" (1772)  but the Expedition suffered a number of delays and did not in fact set sail until the 13th July 1772. This almost certainly confirms the Silver medals were struck prior to the voyage but were apparently not taken with Cook and were not distributed as the Bronze Medals were. Nicely Toned.    Very RARE ..... gVF

1867 H.M.S. Galatea Medallion.

1870 First Australian Horse Exposition
First Australian Horse Expositon 1870 Voided Silver Prize Medal 29mm. "Presented by Stevenson & Elliot, Carriage Builders" Very  RARE  ..... VF

1879 Sydney Garden Palace in Silver.

1880 Melb. Exhibition silver medallion.

1880 Melb. International Exhibition in Silver.

1880's Agr. Soc. of N.S.W. Bronze Prize Medal.

1880's Lord's Prayer Medallion in Silver
1880's Lord's Prayer Medallion in Silver OBV Head of Jesus. Not Holed and a much Thicker and Heavier flan than usual. A very nice Specimen, Nicely Toned  (Carl. H/1) EF

1880's Lord's Prayer Medallion.

1881 Adelaide Exhibition

1881 Melb. International Exhibition, Lord's Prayer Medallion.

1882 New Zealand International Exhibition
New Zealand International Exhibition Medallion In Gilt Bronze or Gilt Copper, 64mm. a uniface striking 4.5mm. thick (instead of the usual 8mm.) Depicts a classically draped standing female figure offering the Victor's Laurel crown, tree fern to the left. Morel 1882/24, R6, Only 4-10 estimated to be known and very rare thus. gVF

1885 Rechabite Jubilee

1886 Indian and Colonial Exhibition in Silver.

1886 New South Wales silver medallion.