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It is with great pleasure to present our 2011 Windsor Sale for your enjoyment. We feature an outstanding collection that was committed to us over a year ago for this special Windsor venue. Supplemented by many consignors, we take great pride in offering something for every collector, from the newcomer to the most discriminating collector. Analyze each lot carefully and discover many hidden treasures.
Our company is primarily composed of the Bell Family - Dawn, Brian, Geoffrey and Sylvia. We also have taken great pride to surround ourselves with the most reputable people in the business to ensure our offerings are presented with integrity, honesty and fairness to both the seller and buyer. A huge Thank You goes out to Sandy Campbell, Bill Cross, Michael Findlay, Bob Graham, Gary Miller, Greg Packer, George Murray, Blaine Hare, Mary-Anne Luzba, Byron O’Leary, Don Olmstead, Ron LeBlanc, and Michael Wilson for their efforts in preparing the catalogue in a timely fashion. In all, over two dozen wonderful people were involved in this project
A purchaser’s commission will be added to the Hammer Price. Floor bidders 15%, iCollector.com bidders 20% will be added. Appropriate GST or HST will be added for lots delivered in Canada. No taxes added if shipped out of the country.
We are currently planning our 2012 auction. Whether you are a buyer or a seller, we are ready to help you with your collections and would love to discuss the opportunity to auction your collection, duplicates or selective prized possessions.
We hope you enjoy exploring the catalogue and wish you good luck with your bidding.
Terms & Conditions of Geoffrey Bell Auctions
Credit and Deposits: All bidders must be approved. Those who do not have an established relationship with Geoffrey Bell Auctions must provide an approved reference or a credit guarantee prior to the sale.
Auction Conduct: All our starting bids will be opened at approximately 10% above the second highest mail or computer bid. If there are no mail bids, auctioneer will start the bids at the reserve price or half of the low estimate, advances are at the discretion of the auctioneer. In the event there are identical bids, floor bids will take ...
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632A Group of 4 European MedalsGeoffrey Bell Auctions
Prfessor J.S.G. Nypels, Criminologist Bronze 55mm by Geerts, EF. HEINRICH WILHEM REMY 150th Anniversary 1760-1910, 40mm with loop attached VF. Netherl
Estimate : 70.00 - 100.00
Sold to s********5 for 42.00
633Trio of World medalsGeoffrey Bell Auctions
Prussia, Frederick the Great (1717-1786) Bronze 47mm. Poor condition. Germany, Oto von Bismark 1906 Bronze 55mm aEF. Canada, St. Jean Baptiste Society
Estimate : 60.00 - 100.00
Sold to floor for 30.00
634Queen Caroline Coronation, BritainGeoffrey Bell Auctions
1727, Fearon 178.7, silver, 34 mm, 19.04g, official medal by J. Croker EF.
Estimate : 80.00 - 100.00
Sold to floor for 70.00
635Royal Jubilee Exhibition, Coronation of Edward VII, BritainGeoffrey Bell Auctions
Manchester, bust of Victoria, opened by Prince and Princess of Wales, 1887, WM, 44 mm, Heaton AU; Hotel Victoria, London, E. Fuchs for Elkington, bron
Estimate : 80.00 - 120.00
Sold to floor for 70.00
6361902 Coronation MedalGeoffrey Bell Auctions
Silver in uncirculated condition with lots of remaining lustre, 7.7g. Obverse has bust of Edward VII, Reverse has bust of Queen Alexandra.
Estimate : 60.00 - 80.00
Sold to floor for 50.00
6371911 King George V & Queen Mary Coronation MedalGeoffrey Bell Auctions
Crowned June 22nd, 1911; Metropolitan Borough of Wandsworth, Presented by the Mayor, Alderman A.D.Dawnay. In a green presentation case, copper.
Estimate : 100.00 - 125.00
Sold to floor for 50.00
640Queen Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee MedalGeoffrey Bell Auctions
Struck to celebrate the 25th anniversary of her reign. There were 30,000 Canadian issues. Medal is silver, 32mm. Designed by Hunt. Obvs. Queen Eli
Estimate : 100.00 - 150.00
Sold to floor for 70.00
6411962 ONA Convention Lot of 2Geoffrey Bell Auctions
1962 Founding Convention Ontario Numismatic Association Waterloo Coin Society, Est 1959, Waterloo Ontario. Two medallions first sterling silver, sec
Estimate : 100.00 - 125.00
Sold to floor for 175.00