Georgian double guinea fob locket #sherborne Oliver was noted (Unconfirmed) at

Oliver was noted (Unconfirmed) at one stage as flying a Hurricane KX408 and conducting a forced landing in Scotland suggesting that he may have had a flying role at some stage during the war

Obverse P VOC monogram

the centenary of the National Mission to Deep Sea Fishermen

IN SHERBORNE

Here are 2 Second World War Home Front pairs issued to a Husband and Wife

Georgian double guinea fob locket #sherborne Oliver was noted (Unconfirmed) atThis delightful item is made from 2 guineas dated 1798 and 1773. The ridge inside the case suggests that it was once glazed and used as a locket. Both guineas are hinged and fold out as pictured, allowing a view from both sides. It opens easily and clips closed securely. The jump ring has a period hallmark for 18ct gold (no date letter) and the assumption is that the rest of the mount is of a similar standard. The coins are 22ct. There is wear through