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The Pavilion Collection, Commemorative Medals, Mudie, James [published under the direction of], An Historical and Critical Account of a Grand Series of National Medals, [An Historical and Critical Account of a Grand Series of 40 Medals Recording the National Victories During the Reign of George III], 'Dedicated by Permission To His Most Excellent Majesty George the Fourth', quarto, binding full green morroco, gilt stamped title and decoration, including Royal Arms, all edges gilt, XIX + 151 pages, 10 engraved plates of the 40 medals, obverse and reverse, London, 1820, Henry Colburn and Co., some light foxing to some pages, some fading to spine and cover, but in superb overall condition
Mudie, James, The Grand Series of National Medals: the complete set of the forty bronze medals 'Recording the National Victories During the Reign of George III', produced by James Mudie and manufactured by Sir Edward Thomason, issued 1820, the medals in two fitted trays, each medal in a numbered recess, within original green leather book-type library case with gilt stamped decoration and Royal Arms of George III, the medals mint state or virtually so, the case and trays in excellent order, overall a superb presentation and when together with the published catalogue, complete original sets are very rare (40 + book)
Bt. Bloomsbury Auctions, May 28 2009, lot 598
The catalogue for the Grand Series is dedicated by Mudie: 'TO HIS MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY GEORGE THE FOURTH. Sire, Under your Majesty's auspicious Government the British arms achieved a succession of Victories over the most powerful enemy with whom this country ever contended. These Victories terminated in his surrender and downfall. A series, of Medals, important in design and execution, transmitting the record of such momentous and glorious successes to Posterity, wanted only the gracious sanction of your Majesty's encouragement...
(3000-3500 GBP)