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Oct. 10, 1970 - Indian Mutiny V.C. Sold For £3, 500. The Victoria Cross, won at the relief of Lucknow during the Indian Mutiny in 1858 by Able Seaman Edward Robinson, was sold at Glendenning's, Blenheim Street, W.1. today for £3, 500. It was bought by Mr F.E.G. Bartholomew, a property agent, of Egham, Surrey. Photo shows:- Pictured with the Victoria Cross after today's auction are Mr. F.E.G. Bartholomew, (right), who bought it, and Mr. William Cecil Robinson, 67, of Cambridge Crescent, Paddington, grandson of Able Seaman Edward Robinson

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