Sechs Gefangenenkreuze und fünf antiroyalistische Marken, Frankreich und Großbritannien, 18. - frühes 20. Jhdt. - photo 1
Sechs Gefangenenkreuze und fünf antiroyalistische Marken, Frankreich und Großbritannien, 18. - frühes 20. Jhdt. - photo 2
Sechs Gefangenenkreuze und fünf antiroyalistische Marken, Frankreich und Großbritannien, 18. - frühes 20. Jhdt. - photo 3
Sechs Gefangenenkreuze und fünf antiroyalistische Marken, Frankreich und Großbritannien, 18. - frühes 20. Jhdt. - photo 4
Sechs Gefangenenkreuze und fünf antiroyalistische Marken, Frankreich und Großbritannien, 18. - frühes 20. Jhdt. - photo 5

Sechs Gefangenenkreuze und fünf antiroyalistische Marken, Frankreich und Großbritannien, 18. - frühes 20. Jhdt.

Lot 1098
23.11.2021 10:00UTC +01:00
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€ 2 500
AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 1098 | Sechs Gefangenenkreuze und fünf antiroyalistische Marken, Frankreich und Großbritannien, 18. - frühes 20. Jhdt.
Estimate value
€ 2 500
Sechs Gefangenenkreuze und fünf antiroyalistische Marken, Frankreich und Großbritannien, 18. - frühes 20. Jhdt.
Fünf Kreuze aus Kupferlegierung, davon eines mit Galgen und Umschrift "RIP" und eines mit Parole "Death to the King". Ein Kreuz aus Bein bezeichnet "Holloway 1913" und "WSPU". Ein Anhänger mit Galgenszene. Eine Marke bezeichnet "1815" und rückseitig mit Union Jack. Ein Medaillon mit Henkerszene und Beischrift "REX MORT". Eine Kalendermarke. Dazu ein Miniatursarkophag, auf dessen Bronzebeschlag ebenfalls ein Fallbeil graviert ist. Länge 2,1 - 8,3 cm.

Zustand: II
Six French and British prisoner's crosses and five anti-royalist stamps, 18th - early 20th century
Five copper alloy crosses, one with gallows and inscription "RIP" and one with slogan "Death to the King". One cross of bone inscribed "Holloway 1913" and "WSPU". A pendant with gallows scene. A marker inscribed "1815" and Union Jack on the reverse. A medallion with executioner scene and inscription "REX MORT". A calendar stamp. Accompanied by a miniature sarcophagus also engraved with a guillotine on its bronze fitting. Length 2.1 - 8.3 cm.

Condition: II
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