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Auction archive: Lot number 633

The Preston-Morley Buckinghamshire

Estimate
£40 - £60
ca. US$59 - US$89
Price realised:
£35
ca. US$51
Auction archive: Lot number 633

The Preston-Morley Buckinghamshire

Estimate
£40 - £60
ca. US$59 - US$89
Price realised:
£35
ca. US$51
Beschreibung:

The Preston-Morley Buckinghamshire Collection: Commemorative Medals Eton College, a silver award medal for Rowing, type 2, unsigned, similar but with detail design differences, named (H.F. Rawstorne, House Fours, 1877), 38mm (D & W 196). Very fine (£40-60) Footnote Provenance: Gift of W. Graham, December 2000. Henry Fielden Rawstorne, 10st 12lb, second son of Ven. R.A. Rawstorne, Archdeacon of Blackburn, was at Eton 1873-8. He was in the losing Novice Eight boat, 12 July 1876, but enjoyed success in 1877, being part of the team that placed third in the Lower Fours, 18 May, then won Lower Eights on 2 June and was in Mr Cornish’s boat which won their semi-final and then the final of the House Fours, 6-7 July 1877 (medal). He placed third in the final of the Junior Pulling, 30 July 1877, but his boat was defeated in the Trial Eights on 28 March 1878. After leaving Eton he went up to Trinity College, Oxford and qualified as a solicitor; he lived at Queen’s Gate, London SW7. Further details are sold with the lot

Auction archive: Lot number 633
Auction:
Datum:
19 Jun 2002
Auction house:
Dix Noonan Webb
16 Bolton St, Mayfair
London, W1J 8BQ
United Kingdom
auctions@dnw.co.uk
+44 (0)20 7016 1700
+44 (0)20 7016 1799
Beschreibung:

The Preston-Morley Buckinghamshire Collection: Commemorative Medals Eton College, a silver award medal for Rowing, type 2, unsigned, similar but with detail design differences, named (H.F. Rawstorne, House Fours, 1877), 38mm (D & W 196). Very fine (£40-60) Footnote Provenance: Gift of W. Graham, December 2000. Henry Fielden Rawstorne, 10st 12lb, second son of Ven. R.A. Rawstorne, Archdeacon of Blackburn, was at Eton 1873-8. He was in the losing Novice Eight boat, 12 July 1876, but enjoyed success in 1877, being part of the team that placed third in the Lower Fours, 18 May, then won Lower Eights on 2 June and was in Mr Cornish’s boat which won their semi-final and then the final of the House Fours, 6-7 July 1877 (medal). He placed third in the final of the Junior Pulling, 30 July 1877, but his boat was defeated in the Trial Eights on 28 March 1878. After leaving Eton he went up to Trinity College, Oxford and qualified as a solicitor; he lived at Queen’s Gate, London SW7. Further details are sold with the lot

Auction archive: Lot number 633
Auction:
Datum:
19 Jun 2002
Auction house:
Dix Noonan Webb
16 Bolton St, Mayfair
London, W1J 8BQ
United Kingdom
auctions@dnw.co.uk
+44 (0)20 7016 1700
+44 (0)20 7016 1799
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