Numismatics (O.2494)

Victory Medal, 1919

Numismatics (O.2493)

War Medal, 1918

Numismatics (O.2497)

Victory Medal, 1919.

Numismatics (O.3975)

Bank note printed on one side only in black ink. The Bristol High Cross is depicted on the left-hand side, underneath is written "Bristol High Crofs" The following is written on the note: No [A627] Bristol Tolzey Bank. No [A627] I Promise to pay the Bearer on Demand the Sum of One Pound, Value received the [1] day of [January] 18[18] For Samuel Worrall & Andrew Pope. ONE POUND [And.w Pope] Ent.d [J.Watson] There is a first dividend paid bankruptcy stamp across the words "the Sum of". The previous registration number is written in the right-hand corner. The paper is discoloured through ageing, with darker patches appearing where there is creasing. The note is torn around the edges and has been mounted onto another piece of paper.

Numismatics (O.2878)

Numismatics (O.2496)

Victory Medal, 1919

Numismatics (O.2600)

1939-1945 Star

Numismatics (O.2035)

Numismatics (O.1723)

Numismatics (O.2880)

Numismatics (O.2879)

Numismatics (O.2881)

Numismatics (O.2762)

Special Constabulary, George VI

Numismatics (O.2091)

Numismatics (O.2097)

Numismatics (O.2093)

Numismatics (O.2972)

Numismatics (O.2092)

Numismatics (O.2095)

Numismatics (O.2094)

Numismatics (O.3962)

Bank note printed on both sides. On the obverse it is printed in black ink. In the top left-hand corner are two unicorns either side of the Bristol Coat of Arms resting upon the motto "Virtute et Industria". The following is written on the note: No C[9819] Bristol BULLION Bank No C[9819] 37 Corn Street I Promise to pay the Bearer on Demand the Sum of ONE POUND Value Rec.d Bristol the [10] day of [?] 182[4] For C[9819] Browne, Cavenagh, Browne & Bayly. One Ent.d [C.Short?] [Henry Browne] There are three bankruptcy stamps a large on naming Cavenagh, Browne and Browne and two smaller ones denoting payment of first and second dividends. On the reverse is a large cartouche in red and black ink. In the centre is a lion and a unicorn either side of a Coat of Arms with a crown on top. The motto underneath says "Dieu et Mon Droit". The word "one" appears along the bottom. The note is dirty with age and is covered in tiny creases.

Numismatics (O.3983)

Receipt printed on one side of white paper in black ink. Along the left-hand side is a design featuring the initials of the parners within a "swirl" design, this feature is partially missing where the note has been torn. The following is written on the note: BRISTOL Castle BANK [11 July] 18[18] High Street & Wine Street. Received of [The Bristol Union ? ? ] [Finance? Office One Hundred Pounds] on;Account For Ricketts, Thorne, George, Wait, Dymock & Courtney. (Wait and Dymock have been crossed out) £100 [Charles Powe] The note is in good condition. On the reverse is some handwriting which reads as follows: "1818 Payment to Bristol Union ? Office by W.Tozey? £100

Numismatics (O.3958)

Bank note printed on one side only in black ink. In the top left-hand corner are two unicorns either side of the Bristol Coat of Arms, resting on the motto "Virtute et Industria." The following is written on the note: No C[3946] Bristol BULLION Bank No C[3946] 37 Corn Street. I Promise to pay the Bearer on Demand the Sum of ONE POUND Value Rec.d Bristol the [12] day of [Sept] 18[21] For C[3946] Browne, Cavenagh, Browne & Bayly One Ent.d (faded signature) [Henry Browne ?] The paper is covered in little tiny creases and is very dirty looking through ageing. It has also been repaired during the past.

Numismatics (O.3961)

Bank note printed on both sides. On the obverse it is printed in black ink. In the top left-hand corner are two unicorns either side of the Bristol Coat of Arms resting upon the motto "Virtute et Industria". The following is written on the note: No C[9194] Bristol BULLION Bank No C[9194] 37 Corn Street I Promise to pay the Bearer on Demand the Sum of ONE POUND Value Rec.d Bristol the [2] day of [March] 182[4] For C[9194] Browne, Cavenagh, Browne & Bayly. One Ent.d [C.Short?] [Henry Browne] There are three bankruptcy stamps a large on naming Cavenagh, Browne and Browne and two smaller ones denoting payment of first and second dividends. On the reverse is a large cartouche in red and black ink. In the centre is a lion and a unicorn either side of a Coat of Arms with a crown on top. The motto underneath says "Dieu et Mon Droit". The word "one" appears along the bottom. The note is dirty with age and is covered in tiny creases.

Numismatics (O.3963)

Bank note printed on both sides. On the obverse it is printed in black ink. In the top left-hand corner are two unicorns either side of the Bristol Coat of Arms resting upon the motto "Virtute et Industria". The following is written on the note: No C[7209] Bristol BULLION Bank No C[7209] 37 Corn Street I Promise to pay the Bearer on Demand the Sum of ONE POUND Value Rec.d Bristol the [?] day of [June] 18[?] For C[7209] Browne, Cavenagh, Browne & Bayly. One Ent.d [C.Short?] [Henry Browne] There are three bankruptcy stamps a large on naming Cavenagh, Browne and Browne and two smaller ones denoting payment of first and second dividends. On the reverse is a large cartouche in red and black ink. In the centre is a lion and a unicorn either side of a Coat of Arms with a crown on top. The motto underneath says "Dieu et Mon Droit". The word "one" appears along the bottom. The note is dirty with age and is covered in tiny creases. The top right-hand corner has been torn and quite extensive repair work has been done in the past.

Numismatics (O.3965)

Bank note printed on both sides. On the obverse it is printed in black ink. In the top left-hand corner are two unicorns either side of the Bristol Coat of Arms resting upon the motto "Virtute et Industria". The following is written on the note: No C[D2086] Bristol BULLION Bank No C[D2086] 37 Corn Street I Promise to pay the Bearer on Demand the Sum of ONE POUND Value Rec.d Bristol the [1] day of [Aug] 182[5] For C[D2086] Browne, Cavenagh, Browne & Bayly. One Ent.d [C.Short?] [Henry Browne] There are three bankruptcy stamps a large on naming Cavenagh, Browne and Browne and two smaller ones denoting payment of first and second dividends. On the reverse is a large cartouche in red and black ink. In the centre is a lion and a unicorn either side of a Coat of Arms with a crown on top. The motto underneath says "Dieu et Mon Droit". The word "one" appears along the bottom. The note is dirty with age and is covered in tiny creases.

Numismatics (O.3959)

Bank note printed on both sides only in black ink. On the obverse in the top left-hand corner are two unicorns either side of the Bristol Coat of Arms, resting upon the motto "virtute et Industria." The following is written on the note: No C[4820] Bristol BULLION Bank No C[4820] 37 Corn Street I Promise to pay the Bearer on Demand the sum of ONE POUND Value rec.d Bristol the [10] day of [Oct] 18[21] For C[4820] One Browne, Cavenagh, Browne & Bayly. Ent.d (faded signature) [Henry Browne] In the centre of the note is a bankruptcy stamp served against Nathaniel Cavenagh, William Browne and Henry Browne at Bush Tavern, Bristol. The paper is covered in tiny creases and is very dirty due to ageing. In the corners there are some orange/brown colour patches. On the reverse is a large ornate cartouche in red and black ink with a crown stamped in the centre and the word "one" at the bottom.

Numismatics (O.3960)

Bank note printed on both sides. On the obverse it is printed in black ink. In the top left-hand corner are two unicorns either side of the Bristol Coat of Arms resting upon the motto "Virtute et Industria". The following is written on the note: No C[7042] Bristol BULLION Bank No C7042 37 Corn Street I Promise to pay the Bearer on Demand the Sum of ONE POUND Value Rec.d Bristol the [2] day of [June] 18[23] For C[7042] Browne, Cavenagh, Browne & Bayly. One Ent.d (illegible signature) [Henry Browne] The note has been stamped in three places with bankruptcy stamps. One is a large rectangle shape running horizontally with the action being served against Cavenagh, Browne and Browne, at Bush Tavern, Bristol. The others are first and second dividend stamps on the left and right-hand sides. On the reverse is a large ornate cartouche in red and black ink. There is a crown in the middle and a motto "Dieu et Mon Droit?" The word "ONE" is stamped underneath. The note is very dirty through ageing.

Numismatics (O.4267)

School prize medal, Redland Road Educational Institution, Bristol, awarded to F. Vowles, 1st Class 1st Prize medal, 1865

Numismatics (O.4508)

Waterloo medal with ribbon, as new, not stitched or pinned. Large loop for suspension attached to top edge.

Numismatics (O.2601)

Atlantic Star

Numismatics (O.1567)

Numismatics (O.941)

Numismatics (O.2438)

Kaiser I Hind, Geo. V, 2nd type. Original brooch, in box. HM Mint, Calcutta.

Numismatics (O.2602)

Canada Voluntary Service Medal

Numismatics (O.2603)

War Medal

Numismatics (O.942)

Numismatics (O.943)

Numismatics (O.2369)

Burma Star

Numismatics (O.2368)

Indian General Service Medal