ANCIENT, BRITISH & WORLD COINS TOKENS & HISTORICAL MEDALS

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Ancient British &; World Coins

Tokens & Historical Medals

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40 DOVER STREET • LONDON W1

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Wednesday 17th September 1997

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1 PM PRECISELY

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The Garden Room of The Arts Club

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Front Cover illustration Lot 204 Back Cover illustration Lot 664

Contents

Ancient Coins . 1-56

Artefacts . 57-68

The Edward Breslauer Collection . 101 - 143

The Peter Broadley Collection . 144 - 213

The Domhnal MacDuinnshleibhe Collection . 214 - 247

British Coins . 248 - 394

Irish and Scottish Coins . 395 - 445

The Tony Pardoe Collection . 446 - 517

British Tokens . 538 - 545

World Coins . 546 - 661

British Historical Medals . 662 - 707

A Collection of Stockbroker Badges . 708

A Collection of Jacobite Medals . 709 - 731

World Historical Medals . 740 - 787

Cabinets and Numismatic Books . 788 - 794

Coin Sale Calendar 1997

No. 32 WEDNESDAY 29 OCTOBER No. 33 WEDNESDAY 26 NOVEMBER

IMPORTANT NOTICE

Please note that the Buyers’ Premium is now 1 7.625% including V.A.T

Lots Imported from Outside the EU

There has been considerable confusion over the recent introduction of the 2.5% import VAT on items brought in for sale from countries outside the EU and how it affects buyers within the EU. Such items are shown in the catalogue with a small ‘x’ beside the lot number. Rule number one - do not be put off ! The difference in the price you pay is minimal. The hammer price is subject to 2.5% Import VAT but the Buyers Premium is also subject to the reduced rate of 2.5% which will be shown as an inclusive figure with the premium. An imported lot therefore costs an EU buyer an extra 2.5%, or, on a £5000 lot, an extra £12.50. Buyers from outside the EU obviously do not have to pay the Import VAT so long as the item is re-exported.

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	5	£ 10	1 122	£ 22	1 19<	1 £ 14	1 308
	6	£9	S 123	£ 12	1 2(M	) £ 15	) 309
	7	£ 1 1	1 124	£ 16	1 20.	1 £ 26	1 310
	8	£ 15	1 125	£5	) 20.	£26	1 311
	9	£ 16	1 126	£42	1 20-	£38	) 314
10	£5	) 127	£ 12	1 20;	£ 43	) 315
1	1	£ 17(	1 128	£ 12	1 20(	£ 15	1 .316
12	£ 8.	129	£ 10	1 207 £ 20	1 319
1	3	£ 10(	1 130	£ 7	208 £ 13	1 320
15	£ 1 K	1 131	£9	209 £ 8	1 .321
16	£ 23(	I 13	2	£ 21(	1 210 £6(	1 322
17	£ 9,	133	£ I2(	1 21	£ l.3(	1 32.3
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19	£ I4(	1 135	£ 8(	1 2i;	£191	1 325
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2	1	£ (>,'	137	£2(	1 216 £ 151	1 327
12	£ 131	1 138	L 131	1 219 till	1 .328
2	3	£ 91	139	£4:	22	£ 341	1 329
24	£ I2(	140	£ 13(	223 £ 4:	331
25	£ I0(	141	£4(	224 £ 4:	332
26	£ 151	142	£3(	225	£ 2(	) 3.38
27	£ I7(	143	£ I2(	226 £ 2;	339
28	£ UK	144	£ I3(	227 £ 2:	.340
29	£ 8(	145	£ 8:	228 £ 3:	342
	1	£ I2(	146	£ I2(	229 1 4:	343
31	£ 1 11	147	£ I5(	230 £ 4:	345
32	£ 9(	148	£ 14(	233 £ I2(	346
33	£ 85	149	£ I3(	236 £ 5;	348
3	4	£35	150	£ 15(	24(	£4(	349
35	£ I4(	151	£ 15(	241	£ 1.3(	.350
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40	£ 1 U	155	£45	248	£ 21(	355
41	£ 22(	156	£ 125	249	£ 5(	356
42	£6(	157	£ 8(	250	£ 7(	357
43	£ 8(	158	£9(	251	£5(	358
44	£ no	159	£ I2(	252	£5(	359
45	£ 80	160	£ 130	253	£25	360
46	£ 1 30	161	£ 150	254	£35	361
47	£ 120	162	£ 1 10	257	£ 100	362
48	£ 120	163	£ no	258	£ 60	363
49	£ 220	164	£ 95	2.59	£ 65	364
50	£ 16(1	165	£ 1 1(1	260	£ 45	365
51	£ 10	166	£ 55	264	£ 130	366
52	£ 95	167	£85	269	£ 1,100	367
53	£ 490	168	£85	272	£ 50	370
54	£470	169	£ 80	273	£.35	371
55	£ 450	170	£ 80	275	£ 65	374
56	£41(1	171		£90	278	£ 100	376
60	£ 80	172	£85	279	£ 1.30	378
63		£ 25	173	£ 230	280	£ 1 1(1	379
64	£ 1 10	174		£ 80	281	£ 270	381
66		£ 200	175	£85	282	£ 65	382
101		£ no	176		£ 100	283	£ SO	384
103		£ 150	177		£ 100	284	£85	385
104		£110	178		£ 60	285	£ 160	386
105		£ 140	179		£ 100	287	£ no	.388
106		£35	182		£85	289	£ 85	389
108		£35	184		£410	290	£ 50	392
109		£55	185		£ 26(1	291	£50	393
no		£55	186		£550	292	£ 210	394
111		£55	187		£ 130	294	£75	395
112		£80	188		£85	295	£ 75	396
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114		£65	190		£ 140	297	£75	398
115		£580	192		£85	299	£ 100	399
116		£ 150	193		£ 100	300	£ 140	400
1 17		£ 160	194		£ 170	301	£ 190	401
118		£210	195		£ 90	302	£ 80	402

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£4	) 41	£4.	495	£ 10	) 607 £ 7,	690	£ 120
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£4	1 4U	£4(	1 497	£29	1 612 £2.	692	£.5(1
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£6	1 4U	£4:	499	£ 12	) 614 £ 2	695	£ .30
£ 95	1 42(	£ 4:	500	£ 1 1	1 617 £2	) 696	£ 100
£ 17	1 42'	£ 3.‘	501	t 12	1 618 £.3	1 697	£ .30
£ 2	429 £ 18(	) .502	i 1 1	1 620 £ 2	1 698	£ 38
£ 2	430 £ 2(	1 50.3	1 5	621 £2	) 699	£ .30
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£ 2	4.32 £ .3(	1 505	£ 14	1 623 £ 4	1 701	£ 75
£ 7(	1 4.33 £ 2(	1 506	£4	624 £ 2	1 704	£ (lO
£ 2,	4.34 £ 4(	1 .508	£ 5(	1 625 £ 3	1 705	£ 170
£ I8(	1 435 £ 41	.509	£ 3(	1 626 £ 4	1 706	£ 80
£ 5	436 £ 5.'	510	£ 1 II	) 627 £ 2	1 707	£ 180
£ 8,	4.37 £ \:	51	*)	L 1,	628 £ 2	1 708	£ 1.550
£ 7.	4.38 £ 1:	51.3	£4(	1 629 £ 2(	1 709	£520
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£ 35(	1 442 £ 3(	538	£ 81	1 632 £ 5(	1 712	£ .50
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£ 7(	1 445 £ 2(	.541	£ 21	1 6.36 £ 2.	715	£ 1.3(1
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£ 14(	453	£ 8(	.549	£ 2.=	644 £ 9:	723	£ 210
£4(	454	£ 55	552	£ 2:	645 £ 8:	724	£ 210
£ 3.'	455	.£ 55	5.54	£51	646 £ I3(	725	£ 290
£9(	456	£6(	55'6	£ I8(	647 £ 3.5(	726	£ no
£ 7(	457	£6(	560	£ 1.3(	649 £ 2.5(	727	£ 130
£85	458	£ 14(	561	£ 8(	650 £ 5(	728	£ 550
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£ 7(	460	£ 160	564	£ 38	652 £ 9(	730	£80
£85	461	£30	565	£38	653 £ 35	731	£210
£ 65	462	£35	566	£.38	654 £ 25	740	£ 80
£ 45(	46.3	£ 100	567	£ 38	655 £ 65	741	£ 25
£ 390	464	£80	568	£ 38	656 £ 65	742	£ 15
£ 210	465	£ no	569	£.38	657 £ ,3(	743	£ 10
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£ 200	470	£ 1(1	574	£ 40	664 £1,150	748	£45
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£ 1 10	472	£45	577	£ 5(1	665 £ 140	750	£ 20
£ 190	47.3	£ 15	580	£.5(1	666 £ 60	753	£ 45
£ 120	474	£ 55	.581		£ 150	667 £ 90	754	£ 15
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FOREWORD

Our first auction of the new 1997-98 season includes a number of interesting specialist properties, along with an excellent array of ancient, British and world coins and medals.

Commencing the British hammered series is a small but select group of coins, mostly pennies, formed by Edward Breslauer, of Hamilton, Virginia, USA. This is followed by 70 late Anglo-Saxon and Norman pennies from the collection of Peter Broadley, of Bielefeld, Germany, which includes a good concentration of pieces from the York mint. Both these collections were formed through the auspices of the dealer Michael Trenerry, whose assistance we gratefully acknowledge.

Complementing these two groups is a small but representational collection of Irish hammered coins, formed in recent years by Donal Macduinnshleibhe of Dublin.

The principal collection of 19th century British unofficial farthings (1820-70), formed by Tony Pardoe of Sittingbourne, Kent, is the third important group of this material to be sold at auction in London in recent years, following the dispersals of the Ken Collinson and Robert Bell collections in 1994 and 1996. However, at 586 pieces (excluding duplicates), this part of the Pardoe collection is comfortably the largest and includes many pieces not represented elsewhere. The overall quality, too, is unmatched by any other previous such offering.

Mr Pardoe made his first purchases in 1982 and continued to buy from a wide range of dealers and private sources over the next 13 years. However, the collection assumed increasing importance with his acquisitions of the greater parts of the series of these pieces formed by Arthur Went (1910-80), through Seaby in February 1984; by Christopher Brunei (1920-89) directly in October 1985; by Roy Hawkins (1917-87), through Michael Dickinson, in April 1989; and by Denis Vorley (1915-96) directly in February 1990. Of these, the Went and Vorley pieces, notable for their overall quality, have no provenances, and those from Hawkins precious few. However, Christopher Brunei delighted in noting acquisition details and this information has been preserved by Mr Pardoe, himself a meticulous recorder of sources.

The Brunei tickets represent a fascinating trip down memory lane, recalling names of London dealers from the 1960s and 1970s, many of whom are no longer active and some sadly no longer with us. At a time when most of the larger firms tended to spurn such pieces because of their low commercial value, Brunei patronised the smaller retailers - those with stalls in the markets at Cutler Street, Portobello Road and Charing Cross which, together with early coin fairs, provided the bulk of this portion of his collection. For the record, Brunei’s sources include Alamal, Alan Darer, Alan E. Davidson and W.J. Davidson (Portobello Road), Mark Davidson, Sam Evans, George Ferguson, Fred Hancock (Amphora Coins), Ian Fine (Harrow Coin & Stamp Centre), Fred Jeffery, Ken King (Portobello Road), Ken Lovell, John Malcolm, Graeme Monk, Gordon Newman, Vic Rogers, St Martins Coin Co, Clive Sellen, Jim Strickland, Ted Swift (Planet Coins), Coin Tray, Brian Warwick and Bill Whelan.

Like Christopher Brunei and Roy Hawkins before him, Tony Pardoe was a major collaborator in a standard work on the series - in this case. Bell’s Unofficial Farthings: A Supplement, by Bell, Whitmore and Sweeney. Some of his pieces are featured on the plates of UFS, others are illustrated in the pioneering volume by Bell; all are indicated as appropriate. For the future, Mr Pardoe intends to transfer his numismatic interests to the field of ancient coins.

Within the commemorative medal sphere, we are particularly pleased to be able to offer an extremely comprehensive collection of badges, tokens and tickets relating to London stockbroking and the Stock Exchange. Formed between 1976 and 1988 by a private collector in Edinburgh, the collection spans the period from 1707 to 1980 and represents a fascinating medallic history of this famous institution.

Last, but by no means least, Jacobite medals have always enjoyed a small but dedicated following, and this auction includes 23 significant silver pieces from a private collection.

P.J. Preston-Morley

ANCIENT COINS

1 X

Gaul, Massalia, Obol, after 400BC, head of Apollo right, reverse 4-spoked wheel, MA in lower quarters, 0.70gm (Sear 72). Very fine (£30-40)

2

Syria, Antiochos III (223-187 BC), Tetradrachm, Seleukia on Tigris mint, head of King right, reverse Apollo seated left on omphalos (BMC 25, S 6934). Very fine (£110-150)

3

Syria, Seleukos IV (187-175 BC), Tetradrachm, head of King right, reverse Apollo seated left on omphalos, palm branch and wreath to front (BMC 12; S 6966). Neat style, very fine (£120-150)

4

Syria, Antiochos II (261-246 BC), Tetradrachm, Seleukia on Tigris mint, head of King right, reverse Apollo seated left on omphalos (Newell ESM 180 v, S 6885). Very fine (£110-150)

5

Syria, Aniiochus IV (175-164 BC), Tetradrachm, head of King right (S 6934) and Egypt, Ptolemy II (285-246 BC), Tetradrachms (2) of Sidon (S 7772) [3|. Good fine to very fine (£90-120)

6

Syria, Aniiochus IV (175-164 BC), Telradrachm, head ol King right, reverse Zeus seated left holding Nike (BMC 17; S 6978 v). Very fine (£H0-100)

1

Syria. Antiochia Ad Orontem, Roman silver Tetradrachms (6) of Philip I (2), Philip II, Otacilia Severa & Trebonianus Gallus. reveres eagle standing facing on palm branch (S 3957, 3958, 4057, 4146 v & 4349 (2)). Mostly very fine (£80-120)

8

Parthia, Phraates IV (38-2 BC), Tetradrachms (10), bust of King Left, reverse King enthroned left, holding Nike (Sellwood 54). Fine to good fine (£200-250)

9

Parthia, Phraates IV (38-2 BC), Tetradrachms (4), bust of King left, reverse King enthroned left, holding Nike (Sellwood 54).; Tiradates (29-27 BC), Tetradrachms (9), bust left, reverse King enthroned right receiving palm from Tyche (S 55.1) (6), and reverse King enthroned left holding bow (S 55.10) (3), plus a Tetradrachm of Vologases IV (AD 147-191) [14]. The last fair, the others fine to good fine (£200-250)

10

Egypt, Ptolemy II (285-246 BC), /E 42, head of Zeus Ammon right, reverse eagle standing left on thunderbolt, between legs E (BMC 158, S 7782). Very fine (£40-50)

1 1

Miscellaneous Ancient coins in silver and bronze, Tetradrachm of Alexander the Great (plugged). Ptolemaic Egypt and Parthia (3) and a Parthian Drachm of Mithradates II; also Greek bronze (51), of Crete. Spain, Mytilene, Amysos, Carthage, Amastris and many other areas and a Roman Republican Sextans (Cr, 38/5) [56]. An interesting lot, fine, some better (£100-150)

12

Kushan Kings of India, Wima. Kaniska, Huviska. Vasu Deva I (c AD 100-230), bronzes (171), from an old hoard, various reverse types. Many fine (£120-140)

13

India, a group of mostly Indo Scythic Drachms (140) of Azes 1 (57-35 BC), with some earlier Bactrian Drachms & Tetradrachms, plus Indo-Greek bronzes (4) [144], In excavated slate, mostly fair (£120-180)

14

India, Kushan, late Stater, 3rd to 4th Century AD, Kidera type. About very fine (£100-150)

I 5

Ancient and Medieval India, a collection of bronzes (I 18), billon & silver (26) of Indo-Scythic, Kushan. Indus Valley and West Central Provinces. Rajputs and much more. Descriptive tickets in separate envelope, no doubt some rarities and a lot worthy of investigation. Mostly fine to good fine (£80-150)

16

Roman Ri.i’uni.ic, Deiuiiii (6), Anonymous 226, Acilia 8, Acini lia 7 & 10, I■'al1ia 5, FniKlaria I. Rompcria I, Roscia 2 and Valeria II (Cr .^5()A/2, 442/ 1 A, 29 1, 4 1 5, 265, 326, 235/IA. 4I2 & 306) and an Oscan Donariiis of .Spain 1 10|, The Iasi fine, ihe rest very fine (Tl 10-150)

I 7

Augustus (27BC-AD 14), Denarins, reverse imp X. bull butting right (RIC 169; S 486) and Sextus Pompey (died 35 BC), As, .laniform head of Pompey the Great, reverse prow of galley (Cr 479; S 346). Scarce, the first very fine, the latter fine (£100-120)

1 8

Julio-Claudian dynasty. Asses (5), Augustus, Agrippa, Tiberius & Claudius (2), (RIC 373, 58 (Caligula), 58, 95 & 100) and the Flavian dynasty, Vespasian, Dupondius (RIC 478); Domitian, Asses (2, RIC 250A, 169A), The last ex, Lawrence Collection, fine or better (£80-100)

19

Roman Imperial, Denarii (10), Vespasian, Domitian, Trajan, Hadrian. Antoninus Pius (2), including Temple reverse, Faustina Jnr, Lucius Verus and Septimius Severus (2). Good fine to very fine (£80-110)

20

Roman Imperial, Sestertii (5), of Livia, wife of Augustus, obverse carpentum right (RIC 51. scarce, but fragment of edge missing): Galba, reverse Roma standing left (RIC 316, rare); Commodus, reverse VICT brit.. Victory seated right (RIC 452; S 1652), Crispina, reverse Concordia seated left (RIC 665; S 1687) and Philip I, reverse stag standing right (RIC 106A; S 2601). Fine or better (£80-100)

21

Roman Imperial Sestertii (4), of Claudius, reverse Spes, Trajan, reverse Emperor charging at Dacian, Ant. Pius, reverse crossed cornucopia with busts of two small boys (RIC 857, scarce) and Faustina Senior, reverse Pietas standing left [4]. The first, good fine, reverse poor, the others good fine or better (£60-80)

22

Nero (AD 54-68), Sestertius, Lugdunum, reverse S.C. Roma seated left holding Victory, in ex. Roma (RIC 593). Rare, good fine (£80-100)

23

Ves ['ASIAN (69-79), As, reverse s.c. eagle standing on globe (RIC 747), Aelius (Caesar 136-138), As, reverse Spes advancing left (RIC 1067, scarce) and Gordian III (238-244), Dupondius, reverse Abundantia (RIC 274B) 13|. Ex. Lawrence collection, about very fine or better (£80-100)

24

Roman Denarii (6), Faustina Senior, reverse Juno; M. Aurelius, reverse Salus; Divus M. Aurelius, reverse Funeral pyre; Julia Domna, reverse Concordia; Geta, reverse Minerva and Elagabalus, reverse running Victory. Very fine or better (£90-120)

25

Roman Imperial Sestertii (17), of Trajan, Hadrian, Eauslina Senior (2), Marcus Aurelius, Commodus, Septimius Severus (2), Caracalla, Elagabalus, Severus Alexander (2) and a siliqua of Julian II [18]. Good fine or better (£100-120)

26

Roman Imperial, Sestertii (17), of Trajan, Ant. Pius, Eaustina Senior, M. Aurelius, Commodus (3), Clodius Albinus, Septimus Severus, Julia Domna. Severus Alexander (2), Julia Mamaea, Maximinus I, Philip I, Gallienus and Valerian. Fine or better (£150-200)

27

Roman Imperial Asses (10), Trajan (2), Hadrian (2), Commodus, Crispina, Geta, Trebonianus Gallus and Mariniana; a Dupondius of Trajan Decius and Sestertii of Gallus and Gallienus [13]. Mostly fine, some better (£140-180)

28

Roman Imperial Sestertii (8). of Hadrian, Faustina I, M. Aurelius, Lucius Verus (2), Commodus (2) and Caracalla. and Asses (16), of Julius Caesar & Octavian, Augustus (3), Claudius & Hadrian [14]. Some interesting types, fair to fine, some better (£60-80)

29

Roman silver Denarii (2). Hadrian (117-138). reverse Victory standing right and Septimius Severus (193-211), reverse VICT part max Victory standing left, and a group of 15 ^ 30 of the House of Constantine c. 330 AD. together with an Edward I Lincoln Penny [18], Very fine to extremely fine (£70-90)

30

Roman Imperial, Sestertii of Sabina. Lucius Verus, reverse Eortuna seated left; Severus Alexander, reverse Spes lelt and Volusian [4]. Mostly about very fine (£70-100)

31

Antoninus Pius (AD 138-161), Sestertius, reverse INDVLGENTIA AVG COS III, s. c. Indulgence seated left holding sceptre (RIC 904; S 1261), Green patina, very fine to good fine ( £60-80)

32

CoMMODUS (177-192), Sestertii (3), reverse, Amona standing left (RIC 307A), Mars standing left holding branch and sceptre (RIC 527) and Fortuna seated left holding horse by bridle (RIC 547, rare). Very fine (£70-90)

33

Roman silver Antoniniani (7). of Caracalla (2), reverse Sol standing left (RIC 293 e, scarce); Philip I, reverse Aequitas and Roma seated left; Trajan Decius, reverse Abundantia standing right; Valerian II, reverse Young Jupiter seated on the Amalthean goat and Postumus, reverse Pax standing left, Vers^ fine (£80-100)

34

Julia Soaemias, silver Denarius, reverse VENVS caelestis (S 2170), About very fine (£35-40)

35

Roman Imperial, Sestertii (4), Maximinus I, reverse Providentia standing left; Balbinus, reverse Providentia; Trajan Decius, reverse Dacia standing left and Volusian, reverse Concordia standing left (S 2354. 2404, 2707 and 2836), Mostly very fine and some scarce (£110-150)

36

Roman Antoniniani ( 10), Gordian III to Probus, Fine to very fine, one pierced (£100-150)

37

Roman Antoniniani (9), Gallienus (2), Salonina, Postumus (4), Victorinus and Divus Claudius Gothicus, Some in need of cleaning, very fine or better (£40-50)

38

Roman Antoniniani (20), some silvered, of Tacitus (AD 275-276), many varieties. Many very fine (£160-180)

39

Late Roman Bronzes, Diocletian to Magnentius (48), including large Folles of theTetrachy (11), four of London and Julian 11, /E 1 reverse Bull standing right. Mostly very fine (£70-80)

40

Late Roman Sii.iqua (7), of Julian 11 of Arelate and Trier; Valentinian 1 of Lugdunum; Valens, Trier (2); Valentinian 11, Trier, reverse Victory running left and Arcadius of Milan, Good fine, some better (£90-110)

41

Honorius (393-423), Solidus of Milan, reverse victoria AVGGG, Honorius standing right holding standard and Victory, below captive, in field m-d (RIC 35c; S 4244), Small peck mark above obverse bust, otherwise good very fine (£180-220)

42

Byzantine Empire, Manuel II, Palatologus (1391-1423), AR Quarter Hyperpyron (S 2551), John VIII (1423-48), Half-Hyperpyron and a bronze Follaro (S 2563, 2568) [3], The first very fine, the others fine to good fine (£60-80)

43

Empire of Trebizond, AR Aspers, Alexius IV (1417-1446) (9), John IV (1446-1448) (16), St, Eugenius, reverse emperor on horseback (Sear 2641/2) [25], Good fine (£90-120)

44

Roman Imperial coins (27), silver Ants from Julia Domna to Gallienus (17) and bronzes of Moeola and Thrace (10), from Septimus Severus to Philip II, six with double portraits [27], The bronzes fine and the silver good fine to very fine or better (£110-140)

45

Roman Imperial Denarii (12) from Augustus to Severus Alexander, Good fine (£80-100)

46

Roman Imperial Denarii (12) from Tiberius to Julia Maesa, Fine to very fine (£90-120)

47

Roman Imperial Denarii (12) from Tiberius to Julia Maesa, Good fine (£80-100)

48

Roman Imperial Denarii (11) from Hadrian to Severus Alexander, Good fine to very fine (£80-100)

49

Miscellaneous Ancient Coins (78); Greek Obols of Massilia (4), Roman AR (50), Carausius Ants (6), Allectus Ants and Quinarii (6) and other Ancient coins (12) [78], Mostly fine or better (£200-250)

50

Miscellaneous Roman coins (24), Denarii (9). a Roman Republican Quinarius, an Antoninianus of Philip I and various 7E 3 (9), from Vitillius to Constantine I [20], Fine to very fine (£120-150)

5 I

Roman TF. (29), 3rd and 4th Century, with a Vespasian Denarius [30], Last coin fair, others varied state (£20-30)

52

Miscellaneous Ancient coins (88), mostly Roman Imperial bronzes, with some Greek, Sassanian and later issues [88], Varied state (£90-120)

ARTEFACTS

53

Ancient Grkhck: An olTicial British Miisenm lormed collection of electrotypes from the National Collection. The display divided into two sections of approximately ni'ty coins in each and both obverse and reverse shown, the first half comes from the Archaic coins 700-480 BC. all 103 coins are fully identified, framed and glazed, 104 x 54cm. Virtually as produced in the 1920s for Museums and academic institutions (£350-500)

This and the following three lots are glazed with plate glass, therefore very heavy, overseas buyers are advised that shipping per frame would cost somewhere in the region £60 to Europe and £100 world wide

54

ANCtENT Greece: A similar lot, covering the two periods of the finest art of Greek and Macedonian coinage, 400-336 BC and 336-280 BC (Approx 100 coins). Similar to previous lot (£350-500)

55

Ancient Greece: A similar lot, covering the so-called period of decline 250-190 BC and 190 BC, consising of 92 coins, this frame consists of Carthage, the Seleucid and Ptolemaic Emperors and some early Roman Republican Denarii. Similar to previous lot (£350-500)

56

Ancient Greece: A similar lot, covering the later period of Greek coins, mostly in Asia Minor c. 100- IBC, plus Celtic. Roman and Greek Imperial coins of the period, the other half of the frame consists of Roman Imperial Sestertii and medallions from 31 BC- 215 AD [82 coins, one loose in frame]. Similar to previous lot (£350-500)

57

Roman, a gold ring, c. 3rd to 4th Century AD, the collet inset with Sardonix intaglio, 22mm dia, 5.1 gms. Centre a little loose, extremely fine (£300-400)

58

Roman, c. 2nd Century, large silver finger ring, expanding shoulders and square bezel, with some decoration, 22mm dia. Very fine (£100-120)

59

Roman, c. 2nd Century, large bronze finger ring, with ornate decorated expanding shoulders, the oval bezel set with a blue glass intaglio, etched with a standing figure, 25mm dia. Even green patina, very fine (£100-120)

60

Roman, c. 3nd/4th Century, silver finger ring, typical style for the period, elongated expanding sloping shoulders, with a raised oval plain bezel, 24mm dia. Vers^ fine and attractive (£80-100)

61

Roman, c.4th/5th Century, silver finger ring, with decorated expanding shoulders, the bezel engraved TOT. 21mm dia Very fine (£100-120)

Roman, lst/2nd Century, silver Pendant, 20mm, wheel design with centre boss and four holes. Top loop for suspension, very fine (£80-100)

63

Roman, Intaglios, red stones, one engraved with a goat (7mm), the other with clasped hands (5mm). Both chipped otherwise very fine (£25-30)

64

Roman/Celtic, silver pendant in the form of a frog, 15mm. Very fine (£90-100)

65

Medieval, c. 15th Century, gold “Icongraphic” type, the shank shaped with leaves etched on sides, and the bezel engraved the figure of John the Baptist ?, 21mm dia, 6.4 gms . Very fine and very rare (£1500-2000)

We have been informed by the vendor that this ring has been examined by the Museum of London who have dated and authenticated it.

66

Medieval, c. late 15th Century, silver finger ring, with scalloped shank, the oval bezel embossed with a large “S” which means “Sovereignly”, war of the roses period, 20mm. Very fine, rare (£200-250)

67

Medieval, c. late 1 5th or 16th Century, bronze merchants finger ring, with oval bezel, etched with a crowned “w”, 21mm. Even green patina, very fine (£100-120)

68

18th Century, gold mourning ring, the outside engraved Robert Johnson, OB 16 Nov, 1722, the inside marked RA. Missing the black enamel, very fine (£150-200)

THE COLLECTION OE BRITISH HAMMERED COINS FORMED BY EDWARD BRESLAUER

101 X

Imported Celtic Coinage, Gallo-Belgic A, Ambiani, gold Quarter Stater, head of Apollo, reverse horse right, flower below, 1.76gm (VA 15; S. 2). Typical broad flan, obverse fair, reverse fine (£80-120)

Tentatively dated to c. 125-lOOBC

102x

Channel Islands, Armorica, billon Stater, class II, bust right with pointed nose and floral decoration around, reverse horse right, remains of boar below, 6.64gm (McCammon p.l6, figs e and f; S. 13). Good fine (£40-60)

Tentatively attributed to C.75-50BC

103x

Early Uninscribed series, British B, ‘Chute’ type, gold Stater, abstract head of Apollo, reverse disjointed horse left, ‘crab’ below, 6.12gm (BMC 50; VA 1205; S. 20). Very fine (£120-150)

Tentatively dated to C.85-55BC

104x

Early Uninscribed series, British O, ‘Geometric’ type, gold Quarter Stater, large crescent and uncertain shaped objects, reverse cross motif, l.34gm (BMC 410; VA 143; S. 49). An excellent example on a large, full flan, very fine (£90-120)

Tentatively dated to C.80-60BC

105x

Southern Region, Atrebates and Regni, Tincomarus, gold Quarter Stater, tablet inscribed tin, reverse boar left, l.l6gm (BMC 828; VA 379; S. 90). Very fine or better and nicely centred (£120-150)

Tentatively dated to (.■.20BC-AD5

106x

SOUTHF.RN RiiGlON, AliobiKcs iiiul Rcgni, Eppillus, silver Unit, Calleva |Sileliester|. ereseenl dividing RF.x cai.lf, reverse eagle, rpp, O.dTgm (RMC 1016; VA 415; S. 96); Epaticcus, silver LInil, bust right, epa'I'I in front, reverse eagle on snake, 1.04gm (BMC 2024; VA 580; S. 113). [2], Very fine, first heller bill broken in half (£30-40)

1st tentatively dated to c.ADS-lO; 2nd to (■.AD25-35

107x

Southern Region, Airebates and Regni, Verica, gold Quarter Stater, tablet inscribed come, reverse horse right, VI above, pellet border, 1.1 8gm (BMC 1214; VA 467; S. 100). Minor striking splits in edge, obverse very fine, reverse extremely fine and nicely centred (£140-160) Tentatively dated to c.AD 10-40

108 X

South West, Durotriges, uninscribed silver Quarter Stater, large crescent, reverse geometric pattern, 1.29grn (BMC 2736; VA 1242; S. 61). Very fine (£40-50)

Tentatively dated to C.60-30BC

109x

East Anglia, Iceni, Been, silver Unit, double crescent motif, reverse horse right, pellets and ornaments around, traces of inscription below, 1.26gm (BMC 4198; VA 730; S. 275). An exceptional specimen, extremely fine and practically as struck (£50-70)

Tentatively dated to C.AD35

IlOx

Early Anglo-Saxon Period, Sceatta, Primary types, series BII, Kentish, diademed bust right, no legend, reverse bird on cross, annulets at horizontal ends, cross in field, 1.25gm (Rigold, BNJ XXX, pl.iii, 10/i; N, 127; cf S. 777A). Very fine, light grey tone (£90-120)

Early Anglo-Saxon Period, Sceatta, Continental Series E, Frisian, degraded bust right resembling a ‘porcupine', reverse standard with vico, 0.78gm (N. 45; S. 790), Small flan, very fine, dark tone (£35-50)

1 I2x

Early Anglo-Saxon Period, Sceatta, Continental Series D, type 2c, bust right with pseudo Runes in front, reverse plain cross with pellets in angles, legend around, I.l6gm (cf Metcalf 168; N. 168; S. 839). Good very fine with an excellent bust (£50-70)

I I3x

King.s oe NoR TimMnRiA, liANRiiD ((■.810-54), Stycas (2), lORDRED, copper, l.()7gm, iiI'RREO, base silver, 0.88gm (N. 186; S, 859-60); /E l iiid.RidJ ii (First reign: (■.854-8), Styca, ALGiiERE, ().99gm (N. 187; S. 861); (Second reign: c.858-62), Styca, eardvvlf, ().99gm (N. 190; S. 864). |4|. Last about extremely fine, others about very fine or better (£50-70)

1 14x

Kings oi- Northumbria, Osberht ((-,862-7), Styca, MONNE, l.05gm (N. 191; S. 865); Archbishops oi- York, WiGMUND (837-54), Styca. EDELHELM, ().99gm (N. 196; S. 871). [21. First fine, second vety fine (€40-50)

Archbishops of Canterbury, Ceolnoth (833-70), Penny, Gp. I, Biarnred, tonsured bust facing, cialnod arc, reverse BiORNMOD MONET around doro civ monogram, 1.34gm (SCBl Mack 660, this coin; N. 241; S. 893). About very fine, rare (£400-600)

Ex Parsons II (1 10) and Mack; bt. Spink Feb. 1986

1 16x

Kings of Mercia, Burgred (852-74), Penny. Middle Period, type A, Heawulf, bust with horizontal band. HEAVVLF MONETA, lunettes unbroken, l.35gm (N. 423; S. 938). About very’ fine (£110-130)

Ex SAC Apr. 1983 (1829)

117x

Viking Invaders, St Edmund Memorial Coinage (c.895-910). Penny. Risleca, SC eadimvnd' r-i- around a, reverse risleca noe around cross pattee. 1.29gm (N. 483; S. 960). Very fine and toned, rare of this monever (£120-150)

I 18x

Viking Invaders, York Coinage ((-.895-902). Penny. 'Cunnetti' (ype, CVN NET Ti around small cross pattee with two pellets, reverse CNVT rex around arms of patriarchal cross, l.38gm (L & S CI/CRG; N. 501; S. 993). 'Cuerdale' patina, good very fine (£120-140)

Ex Argyll

1 19x

Kings of Wessex, yCTHELwuLF (839-58), Penny, Phase 2, Portrait type, Canterbury, Diar, new diademed bust right, EDELVVLF REX, reverse DIAR MONETA, cross-crosslet with plain angles, 1.24gm (N. 610; S. 1047). Fine, rare (£150-180)

120x

Kings of Wessex, A:thelberht (858-66), Penny, Inscribed Cross type, Maninc, bust right, aedelbearht rex, reverse MANENC MONETA on and between limbs of beaded cross, l.lOgm (N. 620; S. 1053). Chipped and cracked, obverse fine, reverse very fine (£100-150)

Bt. Jan. 1981

121 X

Kings of Wessex, Edward the Elder (899-924), Penny, Two Line type [HTl], Tila, TILA MONETA divided by three crosses, small cross divides two trefoils of pellets above, single trefoil of pellets below, 1.56gm (CTCE 277; N. 649; S. 1087). About very fine, reverse better, toned (£150-200)

I22x

y^THELSTAN (924-39). Penny, Two Line type [HTl; North Eastern 1], Winele. PINELE MO divided by three crosses, trefoil of pellets above and below, coarse lettering, L49gm (Blunt 408; N. 668b; S. 1089). Weakly struck in parts, othenvise about very fine, toned (£150-200)

I23x

Eadri;d (946-55), l^enny. Two Line type [HTl: North Easlern[, Theodimer, reads itADRED REX F, rev’e/'.ve Di;oDMAl',K‘M divided by three crosses, trefoil of pellets above and below, L42gm (CTCIi 98; N. 706; ,8. 1113). Fine (£00-110)

!24x

Eadwig (955-9), Penny, Two Line type [HTl, North Eastern variety, probably struck at York], Heriger, two crescents at end of obv. legend, reverse heriger mo, pellet in centre line of reverse,!. 1 5gm (CTCE 68; Pheatt 490, same rev. die; N. 724; S. 1 122). Minor edge cracks, fine, scarce (£90-120)

125x

Eadgar (959-75), Penny, Two Line type [HTl North Eastern V], Benethiht. benediht divided by three crosses, trefoil of pellets above and below, 1.1 2gm (CTCE 32; SCBI Mack 798, same rev. die; N. 741; S. 1129). Edge chipped, otherwise fine, scarce moneyer (£60-80)

126 X

Eadgar, Penny, Reform Portrait type, York, Wulfric, WVLFRIC- M“o eferp, L61gm (N. 752; S. WAX). About fine, very rare (£250-300)

127x

Edward the Confessor (1042-66), Penny. Hammer Cross type, Chichester, Wulfric, pvlfric on ciceit. L30gm (HHK 124; Freeman 38; ‘Sussex Mints' 24, this coin: N. 828; S. I 182). Some verdigris and reverse laccptered in the past, otherwise very fine (£100-120)

Ex Hodgkinson (457) and Lestocq (24)

I28x

Edward the Confessor, Penny. Hammer Cross type. Hastings, Duninc, DVNINC- ON H^EST. pellet in first quarter. L31gm (HHK 126; Freeman 38, this coin listed: ‘Sussex Mints" 82, same dies; N. 828; S. I 182). Very fine, portrait better, attractive olive tone (£110-130)

Ex Parsons II (201. pari) and Doubleday ( 151 )

\29x

Edward the Confessor, Penny, Hammer Cross type, Lewes, Oswold, ospold: ON i.^pe:, 1.34gm (HHK 263; Freeman 128; ‘Sussex Minis' 158, same dies; N. 828; S. 1182). Forehead flat, otherwise good fine, toned (£70-90)

I30x

Edward the Confessor, Penny, Facing Bust type, Cambridge, Saecolf, S/ECOL ON GRANIV, 0.95gm (Jacob 446, same dies; Freeman 79; N. 828; S. 1 182). Tiny edge chip at 3 o'clock, otherwise about very fine, toned (£90-120)

Ex Argyll and Doubleday (51)

131 X

Edward the Confessor, Penny, Facing Bust type, Wallingford, Brand, brand ON PALIN, 1.1 3gm (Freeman 29; N. 828; S. 1182). Obverse very double-struck, reverse very fine (£50-70)

132x

William i (1066-87), Penny, Two Stars type, Wallingford. Sweartlinc, speortnc ON piil, l.23gm (SCBI Mack 1389, this coin: 'N. 845; S. 1254). Good fine, toned, rare (£150-180)

Ex Mack [from Baldwin Sept. 1956] and S/VC July 1987 (4381)

133x

William i. Penny, paxs type, Norwich. Ulfchitel, vlfcitel O NORd[-], 1.40gm (Doubleday 777, same ohv. die; N. 848; S. 1257). Fine (£70-90)

I34x

William 11 (1087-1100), Penny, Cross Voided type, London, /Elfwine, IILFPIne ON Liii, 1.32gm (N. 853; S. 1260). Good fine, toned (£200-250)

I35x

Henry i (I 100-35), Penny, Quadrilateral on Cross Fleury type, London, Baldwinc, BALDi;[ |n: i.vn:, L26gm (N. 871; S. 1276). Irregular shape and with edge chip, otherwise fine and toned ( £60-80)

I 36 X

Stephen (1135-54), Penny, Cross Moline type, York,

Autgrim, avt[ - J: ON: EV[ — |, 1.4()gm (Mack 42a; N.

873; S. 1278). Legends partly flat, otherwise fine or better, lightly toned (£50-70)

137x

Henry II (1154-89), Penny, ‘Tealby’ type, Canterbury,

uncertain moneyer, bust A, [ - ]n: CAND, l.28gm (N.

952; S. 1337). Fair (£15-25)

Ex Elmore Jones ( I 128, part)

138x

Henry ii. Penny, Short Cross series, York, type lb, Willem, WILLEM • ON • EVER, 1 .35gm (N. 963; S. 1344); Richard i. Penny, London, type 3b. Ricard, ricard • on • lvnd, 1.42gm (N. 967; S. 1347A); John, Penny, Winchester, type 5bL Adam, ADAM • on • WINC, 1.41gm (N. 970; S. 1351); Henry hi. Penny, Short Cross series, London, type 6b', Ravf, ravf ■ on • lvnde, 1.32gm (N. 975; S. 1354) [4], Fine to very fine (£60-80)

139x

Henry hi (1216-72), Penny, Long Cross series, London, Vg, renavd, 1.27gm (N. 997; S. 1373); Edward hi. Third ‘Florin’ Coinage, Penny, London, type la. reads EDW, Lombardic Ns, 1.19gm (N. 1113; S. 1543); other Pennies of Edward I-II (3) [5], First two fine, others nearly so (£40-50)

2nd ex Lawrence (506, part) and Doubleday (333. part)

Henry IV (1399-1413), Light Coinage, Penny, York, m.m. cross pattee on obv. only, annulet on breast and as stops on reverse, 0.87gm (N. 1364; S, 1734). Only fair but very rare (£60-90)

141 X

Henry v (1413-22), Penny, York, class G, m.m. pierced cross on ohv. only, mullet to left and trefoil to right of crown, 0.90gm (N. 1404; S. 1790); Henry vi. Rosette-Mascle issue. Penny. Calais, m.m. cross V on obv. only, O.Slgm (N. 1450; S. 1865). [2]. First fine, second better (£40-50)

1st bt. Apr. 1984; 2nd ex Delme-Radcliffe (121, part)

142x

Edward iv (First reign: 1461-70). Light Coinage, Penny,

Durham (Bp. Booth), m.m. crown on ohv, only, lis by

neck. (),74gm (B. & W. Vlll, 2; N. 1607; S. 2060);

(Second reign: 1471-83). Penny. York (Abp, Booth).

m.m. rose on ohv. only, B and key by bust. 0.70gm (B. &

W. XXL N. 1652; S.2I32) [2|. Fine (£25-35)

Isl ex DcIme-Radcliffe (278, part); 2nd ex Delme-Radcliffe (374 part)

143x

Henry vu (1485-1509), Penny, Sovereign type, Durham, Bp. Fox, no m.m., DR by shield, single pillar, 0.74gm (N. 1731; S. 2233); Philip and Mary, Penny, base issue, m.m. halved rose and castle on obv. only, 0.85gm (N. 1976; S. 2510A); Elizabeth i, Second issue. Penny, m.m. cross-crosslet, 0.49gm (N. 1988; S. 2558); James i, Second Coinage, Penny, m.m. cinquefoil, 0.56gm (N. 2106; S. 2661); Commonwealth, Penny, 0.42gm (N. 2729; S. 3222); ANGLO-GALLIC. Henry iv-vi, Hardi d’argent, lis in first quarter, L24gm (cf. Elias 233j; Sale, lot 348) [6]. Fair to fine, the James / better {£80-100}

1st bt. Nov. 1985; 2nd bt. Sept. 1980; 4th bt. Baldwin July 1983: 5ih bt. May 1986; 6th ex J.D. Brand [from Seaby. 1966], bt, Spink June 1984

THE COLLECTION OE ANGLO-SAXON AND NORMAN PENNIES EORMED BY PETER BROADLEY

144

/Ethelred II (978-1016), First Hand type, Ipswich, Waltferth, PAt.TFERD M'o GIP, typical East Anglian style bust with V-shaped drapery, square cuff to hand, L70gm (Dolley and Talvio EA; Doubleday 185 and SCBI Copenhagen 352, same dies; N. 766; S. 1144). About extremely fine, attractively toned (£140-180)

Ex Glendining 25 Mar. 1947 (113, part)

145

/Ethelred II, First Hand type, Norwich, Swertinc, spyrtinc M'o NORDPic, curious small bust with modelled, rounded drapery, square cuff to hand, L58gm {cf. Dolley and Talvio, BNJ 1977, p.59; Doubleday 360, same dies; N. 766; S. 1 144). Small edge chip and bright from cleaning, otherwise fine, rare (£60-80)

146

^Ethelred II, First Hand type, Winchester, Leofwold, LEOFPOLD M'o PINT, neat bust with almond-framed eye, rounded cuff to hand, L46gm (Dolley and Talvio Sa; N. 766; S. 1144). A trifle off-centre, otherwise fine, toned (£60-80)

147

EIthelred II. First Hand type. York. Beolan. beolan m‘o EFE, large bust with framed eye, square cuff to hand, L36gm (Dolley and Talvio Ntr/Nb mtile; N. 766; S. 1 144). Bright appearance, hut good very fine and with an excellent bust, rare, particularly so of this moneyer (£150-200)

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148

/Ethelrkd II, First Hand type, York, F'arman, earman m‘0 EOFE, small bust with plunging drapery, sc|uare cuff to hand, 1 .49gm (Dolley and Talvio Nb; N. 766; S. 1144). Bright appearance, obverse ahoiii extremely fine hat legend partly weak, reverse very fine bat from a rusty die, rare (£140-160)

149

/Ethelred II, First Hand type, York, Oda, ODA M“o eoferpi, small bust with plunging drapery, square cuff to hand with pellet above, l.35gm (Dolley and Talvio Nb; FEJ 979 and Arnot 101, same obv. die; N, 766; S. 1144). Bright appearance, obverse about extremely fine but legend partly weak, reverse very fine, rare (£140-160)

150

^thelred It, First Hand type, York, Thorstan, dorstan M O EFER, small bust with plunging drapery, square cuff to hand with pellet above, 1.47gm (Dolley and Talvio Nb; N. 766; S. 1144). Bright appearance, obverse about extremely fine, reverse very fine, rare (£140-160)

151

iExHELRED It, First Hand type, York, Ulf, VLF M"0 eoferpi, small bust with plunging drapery, square cuff to hand, 1.46gm (Dolley and Talvio Nb; N. 766; S. 1144). Bright appearance, good very fine and well struck, particularly the reverse, rare (£120-140)

152

Esthelred II, Second Hand type, London, Eadwi, eadpi m'o LVND, bust without pellet on shoulder, pellets above cuff curls, l,09gm (N. 768; S. 1146). A trifle off-centre, otherwise very fine, .scarce (£100-120)

153

/Etfiei.red II, CRVX type, Exeter, llunewine, hvnepine m"o EAXE, 1 .47gm (Brcttell 75 and FEJ 281, same rev. die; N. 770; S. I 148), Minor peckmarks, obverse good fine, reverse very fine and nicely centred, toned, rare; the moneyer only coined in this type for the mint (£110-130)

154

Aithelred II, CRVX type, Southwark, /Elfric, ;€Lfric M'o SVDGE, l.38gm (N. 770; S. 1148). Good fine, obverse better, toned (£60-80)

Ex Doubleday (445, part)

155

/Ethelred II, CRVX type, Winchester, Wynstan, PYNSTAN M 0 PIN, 1.55gm (N. 770; S. 1 148). Free of peckmarks, indicating an English find; lightly crimped and with minor flan perforations, otherwise fine, portrait better (£50-70)

156

jEtfielred II, Long Cross type. Lincoln, Osmund, osmvnd mDo LINC-, pellet in first quarter, L29gm (Mossop Ff, and pl.xiv, 6, same dies; N. 774; S. 1151). Good very fine, an attractive well-centred specimen, toned (£100-120)

157

/Ethelred II, Long Cross type, London, Godric, godric M’o LVND, l.62gm (N, 774; S. 1151). Minor peckmarks. fine, grey tone (£60-70)

158

jEthelred II, Helmet type, London. Godwine, godpine: m’o LVND, 1.4lgm (N. 775; S. 1152). Minor peckmarks. almost very fine and toned (£100-120)

159

AiTHELRED II, Last Small Cross type. Cambridge, Leofsige, LEOZIG ON GRANT, 1 .23gm (Jacob, SCMB 1984, p.38; N. 774; S. 1151). Bright appearance, very fine and rare, particularly so of this moneyer (£1 10-} 30)

Moneyer not represented in the Jacob collection

160

jEthelred II, Last Small Cross type. Ipswich, Ode, odea- mOon GIPESP. 1.35gm (N. 774; S. 1151). Bright appearance, vety fine, portrait better (£100-120)

y^THELRED II, Last Small Cross type, Lincoln, Mana, mana mQo lincol;, typical ‘Lincoln’ style bust, 1.14gm (Mossop, dies not recorded; N. 774; S. 1151). Bright appearance, extremely fine and practically as struck, rare moneyer (£150-200)

162

/Ethelred II, Last Small Cross type, London, Eadsige, EDSIGE mOon lvnd:, 1.1 Igm (SCBI Mack 1029, this coin: N. 774; S. 1151). Minor peckmarks, otherwise very fine and toned (£90-120)

Ex Argyll Ifrom Gant/.| and Mack [from .Spink, July I962|

163

/Ethelred ii. Last Small Cross type. London, Eadwine, EADPINE MiJON lvnd, 1 .26gm (N. 774; S. 1151). Very fine (£90-120)

164

/I'/nil-.i.Rl-.D II, Last Small Cross type, Thctford. Leolric, l.l-.oi Rlc mOo I)I-.oI)I-, pellet on neck, l.06gm (N. 774; S. 1151). Obverse legend weak behind head and with die flaw in reverse field, otherwise very fine (L90-ll())

165

/Ethelred ii. Last Small Cross type, Thetford, Waelgist, palgizt on deod, no extra marks in field, L07gm (N. 774; S. 1151). Bright appearance, good very’ fine, excellent portrait (£120-140)

166

/Ethelred it. Last Small Cross type, Winchester, Cynna, CVNNA on pincst, 1.26gm (N. 774; S. 1151). Minor peckmarks, good fine, old toning (£70-90)

167

EiTHELRED II, Last Small Cross type, York, Hildulf, hildolf M"o EOFRPi, tall Northern style bust, 1.53gm (SCBI Yorkshire 122, same rev. die; N. 774; S. 1151). Very fine, toned (£90-120)

168

Cnut (1016-35), Quatrefoil type, Cambridge, Godwine, GODPINE M gra, Thetford style bust with prominent nose. L28gm (Blackburn and Lyon, ASMH, Thetford Am; Doubleday 40, this coin: N. 781; S. 1157). Good fine, rare, particularly of this moneyer (£90-120)

Ex Naish and Doubleday (40); moneyer not represented in the Jacob collection

169

Cnut, Quatrefoil type, Lincoln, Ethelmaer, /EDLMER mo LIN, late Lincoln style bust with sloping back. 0.86gm (Blackburn and Lyon, Lincoln L; Mossop, dies not recorded; N. 781; S. 1 157). About very fine (£100-120)

I 70

Cnut, Quatrefoil type. London. Edfwinc. /ELFPINE ON lvnd, middle phase ol later London die-culling, bust with pointed nose. 0.84gm (Blackburn and Lyon. London Cm; N. 781; S. I 157). Very fine (£100-120)

171

Cnut, Quatrefoil type, London, Eudwold, edipold o LVND, middle pha.se of later London die-cutting, bust with pointed nose, L()3gm (Blackburn and Lyon, London Cm; N. 781; S. I 157). Very fine (£100-120)

172

Cnut, Quatrefoil type, Norwich, Thurferth, DVREFERD mo NO. later ‘Lincoln" style bust with large crown, 0.99gm (Blackburn and Lyon, Lincoln L; N. 781; S. 1157). Very fine with an excellent portrait (£100-120)

173

Cnut, Quatrefoil type, Southwark, Swegen, sv;nein mon SVG, early phase of London die-cutting, finely-styled bust with quatrefoil touching forehead, 0.90gm (Blackburn and Lyon, London Am; N. 781; S. 1 157). Extremely fine and toned, a superb example, rare (£150-200)

174

Cnut, Quatrefoil type, Thetford, Ealdred, ealdred mo DEOD, middle phase of Lincoln die-cutting, I.03gm (Blackburn and Lyon, Lincoln M; N. 781; S. 1157). Very fine (£100-120)

175

Cnut, Pointed Helmet type, Canterbury, Leofnoth, LEOFNOD ON cent:, quatrefoil-headed sceptre, 1 .OOgm (Dolley and Ingold, Ilb; N. 787; S. 1 158). Good ver\’ fine (£120-140)

176

Cnut, Pointed Helmet type, Lincoln, Leofinc, leofinc M O- LINCOL:. trefoil-headed sceptre, L07gm (Dolley and Ingold, IVc; Mo.ssop Ei, and pl.xlv. 12, same dies [= SCBI Copenhagen 1686); N. 787; S. 1158). About extremely fine, toned (£140-160)

177

Cnut, Pointed Helmet type, l.ondon, /Elfgar, t-lfgar on LVN, quatrefoil-headed sceptre, I.OOgm (Dolley and Ingold, He; SCBI Copenhagen 1973, same rev. die; N. 787; S. 1 158). Fine, toned (£60-H0)

Ex Lockett (736, part) and Doubleday (258)

178

Cnut, Pointed Helmet type, London. /Elfwig, /elfpig on LVNDe;, quatrefoil-headed sceptre, 1 .04gm (Dolley and Ingold, 11c; SCBI Mack 1088, same dies; N. 787; S. 1158). Reverse legend partly weak, otherwise very fine (£90-110)

179

Cnut, Pointed Helmet type, London, Wynsige, pynsige on LVND:-, quatrefoil-headed sceptre, l.Olgm (Dolley and Ingold, lie; N. 787; S. 1158). Extremely fine (£130-150)

180

Cnut, Short Cross type. Canterbury. WindrEed, pinred on CENTRA, lis-headed sceptre, L13gm (N. 790; S. 1159). Weak behind bust (and corresponding on reverse), otherwise about e.xtremely fine, toned (£120-140)

181

Cnut, Short Cross type. London, Brungar. brvngar on LV:, lis-headed sceptre, no extra marks on reverse. LI4gm (N. 790; S. 1159). Very fine, toned (£100-120)

182

Cnut, Short Cross type, London, Godman. godman on LVN, lis-headed sceptre, l.l3gm (N. 790; S. 1159). Slightly crimped, very fine (£90-110)

183

Cnut, Short Cross type, Lincoln. Godwine, godpine on LINGO:, lis-headed sceptre, l.OSgm (Mossop Aa, and pl.li, 20, same dies; N. 790; S. 1159). Extremely fine, rare (£160-180)

184

Harold i (Sole reign; 1037-40), Jewel Cross type, Dover, Boga, BOGA ON DOFRAiN, bust left with plain diadem and cross-hatched hair, 0.9 Igm (Talvio L2, National B; N. 802; S. 1163). Very fine and very rare (£300-400)

Struck during the period of Harold’s sole rule. i.e. after Spring 1037

185

Harold l. Long Cross and Fleur-de-Lis type, London, Edric, EDRRic: onn nd:, L09gm (Doubleday 280, this coin: N. 802; S. 1163). Good fine, toned (£200-250)

Ex Ryan (836) and Doubleday (280); ascribed in error to Norwich, moneyer Godric, in the Ryan sale catalogue

186

Harthacnut (Restoration: 1040-2), Arm and Sceptre type, Norwich, Ringulf. RINVLF ON NORDP:, obverse reads CNVT REX ANGL, 1 .04gm (FEJ 627, same dies; N. 799; S. 1 163). About very fine and extremely rare (£600-800)

The Elmore Jones specimen, in slightly better condition, fetched £320 in 1971

187

Edward THE CONFE.S.SOR (1042-66). Radiate type, York, Arncetel, arketel ON eofe-, annulet on reverse, l.03gm (Freeman 42; SCBI Mack N. 816; S. I 173). Very fine and toned (£120-140)

I 88

I'iDWAR D I III. CoNl liS.soR, Small [dan type, London, /J'lfwig lor /Idiwinel, /l-.i I P f)N 1 vnd:, 0.64gm (Freeman 1 14; N. 818; S. I 175). Verv fine and toned (£00-110)

189

Edward the Confessor, Expanding Cross type [Heavy issue], London, Godwine, godwine on lvnden L-, 1.6 Igm (Ereeman 495; N. 823; S. 1177). Very fine and toned (£120-140)

190

Edward the Confessor, Expanding Cross type [Heavy issue], Winchester, Lifinc, lifinc ON pincstre, L70gm (Freeman 235; N. 823; S. 1177). Obverse extremely fine, reverse very fine, light grey tone (£140-160)

191

Edward the Confessor, Expanding Cross type [Heavy issue], York, Arngrim, erngrim ON EOFERPi, annulet in first quarter, L75gm (Ereeman 55, this coin listed; FEJ 1003, this coin; N. 823; S. 1177). Face slightly weak, otherwise very fine, toned (£110-130)

Ex Elmore Jones (1003)

192

Edward the Confessor, Pointed Helmet type, London, Wulfgar, pvlgar ON lvnden, pattee sceptre, L32gm (Freeman 726; N. 825; S. 1179). Crimped, obverse very fine, reverse nearly so (£100-120)

193

Edward the Confessor, Pointed Helmet type, York, Loot noth, leofenod n eofer, patt6e sceptre, annulet in third quarter, l.39gm (Freeman 226. this coin listed [as SB652-H3899, in error]; N. 825; .S. 1179). Almo.st verv fine (£100-120)

Ex ,SCMH Dec. 1972 (ll.t389) and Phcatt (603)

194

Edward THE Confessor, Sovereign/Eagles lype, Wilton, Swetric, spetric ON pii,t:, l.25gm (Freeman 107; N, 827; S, 1181). Reverse legend partly weak, otherwise very fine and toned, scarce (£150-180)

With a dealer’.s ticket dated 1949

195

Edward the Confessor, Hammer Cross type, Winchester, Leofwold, LIOFPOLD ON PINCEST, 1 .28gm (Freeman 228; N. 828; S. 1182). Obverse slightly double-struck, very fine, reverse better, toned (£110-130)

Ex Doubleday (574)

196

Edward the Confessor, Hammer Cross type, York, Thorr, dorr on eoferpic, annulet in first quarter, 1.1 3gm (Freeman 388;. SCSI Yorkshire 478, same dies; N. 828; S, 1182), Good fine, toned (£70-90)

197

Edward the Confessor, Facing Bust type, Stamford, Leofric, lefric ON stanf, 0,86gm (Freeman 129; N. 830; S. 1183). Fine, scarce (£80-100)

Ex Pheatt (629)

200

Wii.i.iAM I (1066-87), Profile Left type, Thetford, Coda, GOD ON DliOTFORDi, 1 .09gm (cf. BMC 43a; N. 839; S. 1250). Fdge chipped, good fine, very rare of this mint (£150-200)

201

William i. Two Sceptres type, York, Harthoulf, hardolf ON EOFR, pellet in first quarter, 1.20gm (Doubleday 883, same obv. die; N. 844; S. 1253). Edge chipped and a tiny perforation, legends somewhat weak hut centres very fine and with a, good portrait, rare (£180-220)

202

William i. Two Stars type, Northampton, Saewine, sepine ON HMTN, 1.32gm (SCBl Mack 1382, FEJ 1029 and Pheatt 649, same obv. die; N. 845; S. 1254). Very fine, reverse better, toned, rare (£200-250)

203

William i. Sword type, London, Godwine, godpine on liie, normal unarched crown, 1.1 5gm (cf BMC 420; N. 846; S. 1255). Crease mark, otherwise good fine and dear, dark tone, rare (£200-250)

Ex Bird (240). SCMB Jan. 1975 (H4736). Chri.stie's 24 Feb. 1988 (61 ) and Pheatt (653)

198

Edward the Confessor, Facing Bust type, Winchester, /Elfwine, ielfpine on pi:, 0.96gm (Freeman 29; N. 830; S. 1183). About extremely fine, attractively toned (£120-140)

199

Edward the Confessor, Pyramids type, York, Thorr, DORR ON EOFRPIEC, anuulet in second quarter, L47gm (Freeman 390; SCBl Yorkshire 681-3 and Arnot 359, same dies; N. 831; S. 1 184). Good very fine, toned (£120-150)

204

William i. Profile Right type, London. /Elfwine, /EPINE ON LIINDEN. L04gm (Doubleday 736, same obv. die; cf BMC 461; N. 847; S. 1256). Obverse extremely fine with an excellent portrait, reverse very fine, very rare (£400-500)

See front cover illustration.

205

William ii (1087-1100), Profile type, London, /Elfred, lELFRiEDON LUND, 1 ,35gm (cf BMC 22; N. 851; S. 1258). Weakly struck, otherwise about ven' fine and toned rare (£300-350)

206

Henry i. Full Face/Cross Fleury type, London (?),

G[ - ]HC o[ - ]ND, 1.26gm (N. 866; S. 1271).

Officially incised at edge, legends half flat, centres fine (£90-120)

What remains of the mint-signature appears to suggest London, but the coin would repay careful study

207

Henry i. Double Inscription type, Norwich, /^dstan or

Etstan, [ - ]-]an o/n norpic, 2.02grn [including mount]

(SCBI Mack 1533, this coin; Harris, SCMB 1986, p.l68, this coin [= Num. Chron. 1901, p.336, and pl.vi, 5]; N. 867; S. 1272). Remains of official incising at edge, edge chipped and repaired, otherwise fair and extremely rare, believed to be the only known coin of this type for the mint; mounted in a ring for protection (£150-180)

Found in ballast originally brought from Peterborough; ex Peckover (242), Mack (Pt. I, 270) and Spink Auction 64 (196)

208

Henry i (1 100-35), pax type, London, Lefwine, leofpine ON LVND, 1.24gm (Harris, SCMB 1985ff, -; N. 859; S. 1264). Only mediocre but legends mostly clear, extremely rare (£90-120)

209

Henry I, Quatrefoil on Cross Fleury type, London,

Dereman, [ - ]man: on; lv[-], 1.36gm (N. 871; S. 1276).

About fine, light grey tone (£40-60)

210

Stephen (1135-54), Cross Moline type, Shaftesbury, Ricard, [ricJard; on; sa| — ], L09gm (cf Mack 30a; N. 873; S. 1278). Fair, rare (£40-50)

Ex 'Beauvais' Hoard (1.33, part)

21 I

S'lEPllltN, Cross Voided type, London, lla'intind.

iia| - |n: i.vn, obverse reads isri El Nii, l,39gm (Mack

61d and pl.ii, same ohv. die; N. 878; .S. 1280). Reverse off-centre, otherwise about very fine, rare (LHO-lOO) f'ix WIcklewood Hoard, I9S9 (4.6)

2 I 2

Stephen, Cross Fleury type, London. Wulfwine.

pvlpin[ - ]n: lv[ — ], 1.43gm (cf. Mack 87; N. 879; S.

1281). Partly flat and reverse off-centre, fine, rare (£120-150)

Ex Wicklewood Hoard. 1989 (1 10) and Pheatt (720)

213

Stephen, Cross Fleury type, Norwich (?), Stanchil (?),

[ - ]l: on [— ]r; 1.34gm (cf Mack 92; N. 879; S.

1281). Obverse half flat but portrait fine and clear, reverse fair but most of legend flat, very rare (£100-120)

Ex Wicklewood Hoard, 1989 (1 17). where tentatively assigned to the Colchester moneyer Randulf

THE DOMHNAL MACDUINNSHLEIBHE COLLECTION of IRISH COINS

214

Hiberno-Norse. Penny. Phase II (c. 1015-1035), reading NITRIC, reverse fnifncii. pellets before face, cross ponimee behind (SCBI 32 (Ulster), 87 same dies; DF 23; S 6125), wt. 13 grains. Very fine and rare (£300-350)

215

Hiberno-Norse. Penny, Phase 111 (c. 1035-60), Dublin, with pellet behind head (S 6132) wt. 15,1 grains. About very fine, toned (£150-200)

216

Hiberno-Norse, Penny, Phase III, Dublin, small flan (S 6132), wt. 13.6 grains. Better than very fine (£150-200)

217

HtBERNO-NoRSE. Penny, Phase V (c. 1065-1095), bust of coarse style left, reverse 'hand' in two quarters, pellets in others (DF 28; S 6140), wt. 15.8 grains. Very fine and very rare (£450-480)

Hiberno-Norse, Penny, Phase V, a similar coin, with anchor symbol in quarter of reverse, wt. 15.1 grains. Obverse and centre of reverse weakly struck, otherwise very fine and very rare (£350-400)

219

Hiberno-Norse, Penny, Phase VI (c. 1095-1110). degraded imitation of Aethelred II long cross with crook before face (DF 32; S 6187), wt. 17.8 grains. Weak as usual, almost very fine (£140-160)

220

Hiberno-Norse, Penny, Phase VII (c. 1110-1150), Semi-Bracteate, crude bust left, reverse voided long cross, .sceptres in angles (O’.S 75; .S 6190), wt. 8.1 grains. A large fragment, better than very fine, extremely rare, only two other examples known (£450-500)

John as Lord of Ireland, Farthing Second Coinage, first issue ( c. 1190-1194), Dublin, mascle type, NORMAN (DF 38; S 6220). Very fine and very rare (£450-480)

222

John as Lord of Ireland and KtNC of England, Penny (c. 1204-121 1), Rex/Triangle coinage, Limerick, will em on LIME (SCBI (Ulster) 396, same dies; DF 50; S 6229). About fine, a little weak on right hand obverse, very rare (£300-350)

223

Henry hi (1216-1272), Penny. Dublin, type la, dav ion DEC (sic) ELI (DF 53; S 6235). Good veiy fine (£60-80)

224

Henry hi. Penny, Dublin, 2a, Ric ard ond ive (DF 57; S 6240). Vety fine (£50-60)

225

Henry hi. cut Halfpenny. Fine to vety fine (£10-15)

226

Edward I (1272-1307). Penny. Dublin (North group B2/RI; DF 63; S 6246). Vety fine (£25-35)

227

Edward i, Penny, Dublin, pellet before edwr (North group Bl/Rl; DF 64; S 6247). About very fine (£25-35)

228

Edward i, Penny, Dublin, cross before edwr. Very fine, scarce(£35-40)

229

Edward i. Penny, Waterford, type lb (North Group D/Rl; DF 64; S 6254). Very fine (£30-35)

230

Edward i. Halfpenny, Dublin, type la (North A-B; DF 69; S 6257). Fine to very fine (£60-70)

231

Edward i. Halfpenny, Dublin, type la (North A-B; DF 69; S 6258). Fine to very fine (£60-70)

232

Edward i. Halfpenny, Waterford, type lb (North A-B; DF 69; S 6264). Fine to very’ fine (£70-{i0)

233

Edward IV (1461-1483), Groat, Heavy Coinage, Dublin, no marks, mm. rose (DF*' 118; ,S 6303). Very fine (£120-150)

234

Philip AND Mary (1554-1558), Shilling, 1555, mm. portcullis, legend ends ang (DF 232; S 6500). Weak but as struck, otherwise very fine and rare in this state of preservation (£200-250)

235

Philip AND Mary, billon Groat, 1557, legends ends a, mm. rose (DF 237; S 6501 B). Weakly struck, otherwise very fine (£120-150)

236

Philip and Mary, billon Groat, 1558, legends ends a, mm. rose (DF 238; S 650 ID). Fine to very’ fine (£70-80)

237

Elizabeth i (1558-1603), Groat, first issue (1558), legend ends REGIN, mm. rose (DF 244; S 6504). Fine to very fine (£100-120)

238

Elizabeth i. Groat, first issue (1558), legend ends regin, mm. rose (DF 244; S 6504). Obverse fair, reverse better (£30-35)

239

Jame.s I (1603-1626), Shilling, first coinage, .second bust, mm. martlet (DF 259; S 6513). ,Sli!>htly crinkled, otherwise almost very fine (£120-150)

240

James l. Sixpence, first coinage, I'irst bust, nim. martlet (DF 260; S 6514). Better than fine {£50-60}

241

James i. Shilling, Second coinage, third bust, mm. rose (DF 261; S 6515). About very fine, rarer blast (£180-200)

242

James I, Shilling, Second coinage, third bust, mm. rose and rose over martlet on reverse (DF 261; S 6515). Fair to fine, rare (£40-50)

243

James i. Shilling. Second coinage, third bust, mm. escallop (DF 261; S 6516). Clear bust, about very fine, scarce (£170-190)

244

James i. Sixpence, Second coinage, first bust, mm. martlet (DF 262; S 6517). Almost very fine (£100-120)

245

James i. Sixpence. Second coinage, first bust, mm. rose (DF 262; S 6517). Clipped, fine to very fine (£50-60)

246

James i. Sixpence, Second coinage, first bust, mm. escallop (DF 262; S 6517). About very fine, rare mint mark (£120-150)

247

George i. Farthing, 1723, dei gratia (DF 525; S 6604). Better than very fine, even patina (£100-120)

BRITISH COINS

248

Henry II ( 1 154-1 189), Cross-and-crosslets ('Tealby') Coinage (1158-1180), Penny of Salisbury, Bust A, Daniel, [d] aniel : ON [: SALE : ] , 21.2 grains (N 952/1; S 1337; BMC 698; FEJ plate 32/24). Reverse off-centre, fine and extremely rare (£200-250)

249

Henry ii. Pennies (4), Short Cross type, all class lb, Exeter, Ricard, ricard on exec, 1.36gm; Winchester (2), both Gocelm, GOCELM • ON ■ winc, 1.42gm. GOCELM • ON • WINCE, 1.37gm; York, Willem, wiLLELM ■ ON • EVER, 1.28gm (N. 963; S. 1344). [4]. Fair, first scarce (£40-50) The Short Cross coins in this and the following four lots are from the same source as those in DNW 30. lots 126-30

250

Henry ii. Pennies (7), Short Cross type, London (6), all class lb, Osber, osber ■ ON • lvnde, 1.32gm; Pieres (2), PIERES ■ ON • LVND, 1.39 and I.l2gm (latter of imitative appearance); Raul (2), ravl • ON • lvnde, 1.35 and

1.34gm; uncertain moneyer, [ - ] ON LVND, 1.26gm;

together with another Penny, class lb. William, wiLLEM ■ ON [ - 1. 1.35gm (N. 963; S. 1344). [7]. Fair (£60-80)

251

Henry ii, Pennies (3), Short Cross type, all class lb, Northampton (2), Philip, filip • on • nor-ht, 1.35gm, and Reinald, reinald ■ on • NOR, 1.1 7gm; Worcester, Osber, OSBER • ON ■ wiRic, 1.36gm (N. 963; S. 1344). [3]. Fair, last rare (£30-50)

252

Richard I (1189-1199), Pennies (2), both class 2, Canterbury, Robert. Robert • ON • can, 1.30gm; London,

Stephen, [ - |vene • o[N - ], L35gm (N. 965; S.

1346); together with St Nicholas ‘Boy Bishop' lead tokens (2). both Penny-sized, SANCTVS nicholavs type (Mitchiner, BNJ 1984, p.I12, 8ff). [4). Only mediocre, but scarce ( £30-50)

253

Henry V (1413-1422), Groat (SC 20). Fine, edge chipped at 6 and 12 o’clock (£25-30)

254

Henry v, London, Halfpenny, annulets by crown. Very fine (£40-50)

255

Henry vi (1422-1461), Groat Rosette Mascle issue. Groat, London, mm. cross ll/V (N 1445; S 1858). Fine (£40-50) Ex: Kcigate Hoard

257

Henry vi, London. Halfpenny, annulet issue (S 1848; SC 5). Choice, good vety fine, an excellent example of this coin (£100-150)

258

Henry VIII (1509-1547), third coinage, Canterbury, Penny, no mm. (S 2383). Very fine (£50-60)

259

Henry viii. Posthumous coinage. Tower, Penny (S 2417; SC 95). Vety fine for the issue (£60-80)

260

Edward VI (1547-1553), Tower, Shilling, MDXLix (S 2466; SC 15). Has been broken and repaired, almost fine (£50-60)

261

Edward vi. Shilling, base issue (SC 15). Poor (£50-60) 262

Edward vi, Fine issue. Shilling, mm. tun (SC 20). Very fine (£180-200)

263

Edward vi, Fine issue. Shilling, mm. tun (SC 20). Fine (£80-100)

264

Edward vi. Third Period, York, base Penny, mm. mullet (S 2475; SC 25). Very’ fine and scarce (£100-120)

265

Philip and Mary (1554-1558). Shilling. 1554 (SC 30). Poor (£30-35)

266

Elizabeth I (1558-1603), Shilling, fifth issue, mm. tun (SC 40). Very fine (£150-200)

267

Elizabeth I. Milled coinage. Sixpence, 1561, mm. star (SC 40). Very fine, but has been fiatterned (£50-60)

268

Elizabeth i. Third issue, .Sixpence, 1569. mm. coronet (S 2562; SC 15). Almost very fine (£50-60)

269

James I (1603-1625), Second Coinage, Rose-Ryal, King enthroned holding orb and ,sceptre, portcullis at feet, reverse square shield on a Tudor rose, mm. rose (N 2079; S 2613). Portrail a little flat, otherwise about very fine, slightly buckled (£1,200-1,500)

270

James I, Shilling, Second coinage, mm. escallop (1606-7) (SC 15). A little weak in places, extremely fine, attractive tone, rare in this condition (£300-350)

271

James l. Shilling, Third coinage, mm. rose. Very fine, but small scratch in obverse field before bust (£50-60)

212

James i. Second coinage. Halfpenny (SC 15). Almost as struck (£50-60)

273

James i. Second coinage. Halfpenny (SC 15). A little weak in places, otherwise extremely fine (£35-40)

274

Charles i (1625-1649), Oxford Mint, silver Pound, 1642 (Brooker 860; Morr. B-2; N 2396; SC 180). With edge humps as usual, almost vety fine, rare (£1500-1800)

275

Charles i. Tower Mint. Halfcrown, mm. crown (SC 65). Almost very fine (£70-100)

276

Charles i, Tower Mint, Halfcrown, mm. triangle-in-circle (Brooker 374; SC 180). About very fine, struck on a large flan (£150-200)

277

Charles i, Newark, Shilling, 1645 (SC 410). Fine or better (£280-300)

278

Charles II (1660-1685), Hammered Coinage (21), Half-Groats (6) and Pennies (15). Mostly fair or fine (three pierced) (£80-100)

279

Charles ii. Pattern Farthings, 1665, in silver (3), with short hair (2) and long hair (1), all with reverse similar to last and edges straight grained (BMC 407, 414 and 422). Second scratched both sides, fine or better (£120-150)

280

Charles ii. Farthings (2), 1672, edge hammered, and 1673 (BMC 519, 522), both fine, and a silver medallet, 1676, reverse Britannia, qvatvor maria vindico, 26mm (BMC 492), haymarked, almost extremely fine [3] (£150-200)

281

Charles ii. Farthing, 1672; George ii. Farthing, 1730; George HI, Twopence, 1797 (4), Penny, 1806, Halfpennies (3), 1771 (2) and 1799 and Victoria, Penny 1859 and Halfpennies (2), 1853 and 1858 [13]. Mostly ver}’ fine or better (£100-120)

282

Charles ii. Patients' Admission Tickets for the Touching Ceremony (2). types as the touch-piece with obverse ship sailing left and reverse angel slaying dragon, SOLI DEO GLORIA, copper (BMC 497) with nick in rim on obverse and reverse at top (see BMC 137 and Woolf, pp 108-9), fine, and brass with copper centre (BMC 499), fair [2] (£50-60}

283

William AND Mary (1695-1701), Pattern Halfpenny, 1694, 30mm, edge plain (BMC 600). Almost very fine, very rare (£100-120)

284

William and Mary, Pattern Halfpenny, 1694, with the figure of Britannia from a punch used for Charles II, 31mm (BMC 612 but edge plain). Smoothed, fine and very rare (£120-150)

285

William and Mary, Halfpenny and Farthing, 1694 (BMC 602,609); William hi. First issue with date in exergue. Halfpennies (3). 1695. 1696, 1697 and Farthings (2), 1699, 1700 (BMC 638, 641, 647, 665 and 667) [7], Fine and better (£140-160)

286

William hi. Sixpence. 1696 Y, third bust, large shields (ESC I542-R7). Worn but excessively rare (£300-350)

The only other known specimen is, as far as we know, the example owned by Lord Hamilton (273). bought .Seaby. May. 1943. The Seaby entry was undoubtedly based on the Hamilton coin

287

William hi, Hairpcnnies (5), First issue with date in exergue (3), 1696, 1697 (2), iind .Second issue with date in legend (2), 1698 and 169- (BMC 641. 647(2), 674 and -). Second verv fine, others mostly fine, last two rare (£100-120)

288

William hi. Second issue. Halfpenny, 1699 (BMC 675). Very fine and rare (£60-80)

289

William hi. Third issue with Britannia’s right hand on her knee. Halfpennies (4), 1700 (3), Britannia . with unbarred a's, GVLEELMVS and TER-TIVS, last two rare, and 1701 (BMC 697, 700, 701, 705) [4], First fine, others nearly so (£80-100)

290

William hi, 1st issue. Farthing, 1698, with date in exergue (BMC 663; S 3557). Fair only but extremely rare (£40-60)

Ex: The Very Rev. Edgar Rogers Collection

291

Anne (1702-1714), Pattern Halfpenny, undated, c. 1713/14 (BMC 724). Very fine, reverse a little off centre (£25-30)

292

Anne, Pattern Farthing, 1714, obverse bust left, anna dei GRATIA, n's with serifs, AT separate, reverse Britannia seated left, britan-nia around, date below, small flan (BMC 741). High points smoothed, good very fine, rare (£200-250)

293

George i (1714-1727, Guinea, 1715, Quarter-Guinea, 1718 [2]. First worn and mounted, second very fine, but has been flattened (£120-150)

294

George i, "Dump" issue. Halfpennies (2), 1717, 1718 (BMC 768, 774). Almost very fine (£80-100)

295

George I, “Dump" issue. Halfpenny, 1718 (BMC 774).

Very fine (£80-100) ■

fix: I'he Very Rev. Edgar Rogers Collection

296

George 1, “Dump" issue, Farthing, 1717 (BMC 783). Good very fine, rare (£120-150)

Ex: The Very Rev. Edgar Rogers Collection

297

George t. Second issue, Hallpennies (2), 1721/0, 1721 and Farthing, 1719 (BMC 796, 797 and 806) |3]. Almost very fine (£70-90)

298

George ii (1727-1760), Old head. Proof Crown, 1746 (SC 70). Has traces of brooch mounting on obverse, and has been gilt at some time, otherwise extremely fine, rare (£350-400)

299

George ii. Halfcrown, 1734 R & P, Shilling, 1736 R & P, Sixpence, 1741 [3]. Fine to good very fine (£90-100)

300

George ii. Halfcrown, 1745 lima. Shilling, 1758; George lit, Three-Shilling Bank Tokens (2), 1811 and 1813, Sixpences, 1816 (4); William iv, Fourpence, 1836; Victoria, Halfcrowns (2), 1887 and 1889, Florins, 1849 (2), Shilling, 1887, Sixpence, 1887 and Fourpence, 1838; George V, Halfcrown, 1929 and Florin, 1933 [18]. Fine to extremely fine (£110-130)

301

George ii. Young head. Halfpennies (2), 1729, proof (BMC 832) and 1739, both good very fine, and Farthings, 1736 (2), fair. Old head. Halfpennies (2), 1748, 1754, both fine, and Farthings, 1754 (2) [8], both very fine (£150-180)

302

George III (1760-1820), Sovereign, 1820, Half-Sovereign, 1817. Both have been mounted, fine or better (£80-100)

303

George III, Half-Guineas (2), 1762, 1794, Third-Guinea, 1800, Quarter-Guinea, 1762 [4]. All have been damaged or mounted (£120-150)

304

George III, Half-Guinea, 1775. fourth bust (SC 80; S. 3734). Very fine (£90-110)

305

George hi, Half-Guineas (4), 1783, fair, has been mounted, 1786 (2), very fine and fair with traces of mounting, and 1801, ///tc (£110-120)

306

George III, Pattern Third-Guinea, 1776, by Yeo. Some surface marks and a edge nick at 9 o'clock on the reverse rim, otherwise extremely fine, with some brilliance, rare (£400-500)

307

George hi, a Mexico, Charles IV, 8 Reales, 1792, Mexico City, FM, obverse counterstamped with head of George III in oval (SC 5). Coin and counterstamp good fine (£70-90)

308

George hi, a Peru, Charles IV. 8 Reales, 1793, Lima, u. obv. counterstamped with head of George III in oval (SC 10). Coin has been brooch-mounted, otherwise fine, counterstamp fair (£60-70)

309

George hi, a Peru, Charles IV, 8 Reales, 1795, Lima, u, obv. counterstamped with head of George III in oval (SC 10). Coin and counterstamp good fine (£70-80)

310

George hi, a Peru, Charles IV, 8 Reales, 1796, Lima. u. obv. counterstamped with head of George III in octagon (SC 50). Coin about very fine, counterstamp fine, rare (£100-120)

311

George hi, a Peru, Charles IV. 8 Reales. 1799, Lima, u. obv. counterstamped with head of George III in octagon (SC 50). Tiny obverse nick at 1 1 o'clock, otherwise coin and counterstamp fine, rare (£80-100)

312

George III. Halfcrown, 1817, small head (ESC 618). Extremely fine or better (£80-100)

313

George hi. Bank of England, Proof 18-Pence, 1812 (SC 25). Good extremely fine, obverse lightly toned, reverse brilliant (£250-300)

314

George 111. Shilling. 1820. struck off centre. Very fine (£40-50)

315

George hi. Pattern Sixpence. 1790. by Droz (ESC 1646). Veiy fine, dark tone (£50-60)

316

George hi. Pattern Sixpence. 1816. by T. Wyon after a cameo by Pistrucci. large head, similar to currency coin, reverse shield in garter crowned, dividing date, grained edge, struck en inedaille (ESC 1651-R5). Practically mint state, richly toned and brilliant, of great rarity and numismatic interest (£1,000-1,200)

Rayner ',s rarity rating indicates five to ten examples known. Mrs Norweb did not own a silver pattern of this type, though she possessed one of the two known examples with a plain edge in gold. The handwritten note by Benedetto Pistrucci accompanying the gold proof in the Murdoch sale (1903) is perhaps worth quoting in part and states "the workmen at the Mint were unable to strike this piece on account of its too high relief and would not give themselves the necessary trouble in order to plea.se Mr Wyon, who could not bear with good grace that a work of his. retouched by me. should be issued.

317

GIvGRGI-. hi, "Cartwheel" Twopence, 1797 (BMC 1077; SC. 5; S. 3776). .Small metal fault on obverse edge at 12 o’clock and some old cabinet friction around and to the left of the date, otherwise extremely fine with excellent surfaces and an attractive chocolate ixitina ( L 1 00- 1 50)

318

George hi. Restrike Proof Penny, 1805 (Taylor), bronzed copper, plain edge (BMC 1354). Practically mint state, very dark tone, rare (£280-300)

319

George 111, 1st issue. Halfpenny, 1772, traces of corrosion, and Earthing, 1773, both almost extremely fine, 2nd issue. Twopence, 1797, fine, and 4th issue. Penny, 1807, mint state, with overall original colour; other miscellaneous English coppers (11) [15], some fine (£50-60)

320

George 111, 1st coinage, copper Halfpenny, 1770. Better than very fine, even brown patina (£30-40)

321

George hi, 1st coinage, copper Halfpenny, 1771. Small edge bump at 12 o’clock, otherwise good very fine (£30-40)

322

George hi, 1st coinage, copper Halfpenny, 1772. Good vety fine, even patina (£30-40)

323

George hi, 1st coinage, copper Halfpenny, 1773. Very- fine (£20-30)

324

George hi, 1st coinage, copper Halfpenny, 1774. Extremely fine, with much original lustre, small stain on breast (£40-60)

325

George hi, 1st coinage, copper Halfpenny, 1775. Better than very fine (£30-40)

326

George HI. Pattern Halfpenny. 1788. by Droz. obverse head right, D.F. on truncation, diamond stops, reverse Britannia seated left, leaf and berry border to robe, left leg drawn back, edge render etc (BMC 965. gilt). Brilliant mint state (£120-150)

Ex: The Very Rev. Edgar Rogers Collection

327

George III. Pattern Halfpennies, by Droz (5), 1788. gilt (3-BMC 962. 966. 969). first stained/corroded, otherwise very fine, others fair, and 1790. bronzed (2-BMC 971. W9). very fine, last a restrike with plain edge (£ 60-80)

328

George 111, Re.sirike Pallern Halfpenny, 1805, by Kiichler, /n'p/-,96' BRI'IANNIARUM above Britannia, edge plain (BMC 1309), Dull mini stale, rare, in original Taylor wrapping (BMC p 360, note 4) (£100-120)

329

George iv (1820-1830), Half-Sovereign, 1828; Victoria, Half-Sovereign, 1866 (2], About fine and good fine (£80-100)

337

Victoria, ,)uhilee 1887, Specimen set, comprising gold Five and Two-Pounds, Sovereign and Half-Sovereign, silver Crown to Threepence, in modern case. Generally extremely fine- (£900-950)

338

Victoria, Old Head, Two-Pounds, 1893 (SC 20). Extremely fine or better (£350-400)

330

George iv. Crown. 1821 secundo (SC 5). Good extremely fine, with some very light marks in field, light attractive tone (£300-350)

331

George iv. Crown, 1822 tertio; Victoria, Crowns (7), 1844, 1845, 1889 (2), 1890, 1897 LXI, 1900 LXiv, Double-Florins (2). both 1890 [10], Several fine (£50-70)

332

George iv. Crown, 1822 tertio; Victoria, Double-Florin. 1887, Arabic numeral [2], First good fine, second extremely fine (£25-35)

333

George iv. Proof Halfcrown, 1821 (SC 35). Good even tone, extremely fine (£250-300)

334

George iv. Proof Penny, 1826. as issued in the sets. Good extremely fine, with lustre (£180-200)

336

Victoria (1837-1901), Jubilee 1887, Specimen set, comprising gold Five and Two-Pounds, Sovereign and Half-Sovereign, silver Crown to Threepence, in old leather case. Very fine to extremely fine (£900-950)

339

Victoria, Jubilee 1887, set of coins comprising gold Sovereign to silver Threepence [9], Very fine or better, contained in a spring-lid case for a full set (£150-180)

340

Victoria, Half-Sovereign, 1892; William iv. Sixpence, 1834. Groat, 1836, other various coins, mostly silver (26) [29], 1st very fine, 2nd & 3rd extremely fine, others fair to very fine (£80-100)

341

Victoria, Young head. Crown. 1844 (SC 10). About very fine, reverse better (£40-50)

342

Victoria, Young head. Crown. 1845 (SC 25). Good very fine, attractive tone (£80-120)

343

Victoria, “Gothic" Crown. 1847 (ESC 288). Very fine or better, dark tone (£250-300)

344

Victoria, Young head. Halfcrown, 1885 (SC 265). Of proof-like apperance, extremely fine (£100-120)

345

Victoria, Florins (2). 1871, 1897; together with other miscellaneous British coins, 1773-1955, in silver (80), base metal (6) [88], Many fine or better, but some cleaned (£50-70)

346

Victoria, Old head. Florin. 1893. About as struck (£40-50)

347

Victoria, Proof Shilling, 1839, plain edge, strucken medciille instead of the usual upset ‘coin’ axis (SC45). Some imperfections to rims and a little scuffed, otherw ise extremely fine and toned (£100-120)

348

Victoria, Shillings (2), 1862, good very fine. 1863/2, fine. Threepence, 1869, good fine, all rare (£80-100)

349

Victoria, Shillings, young head (30), Jubilee head (14), Old head (10) [54]. Generally fair to fine, one or two about very fine (£60-80)

350

Victoria, Old Head Shilling, 1895, small rose (ESC 1364; Davis 1017). Better than extremely fine but a little softly struck, dark mottled tone, extremely rare (£30-40)

351

Victoria, Young head. Proof Sixpence, 1853, as issued in the sets (ESC 1699-R2; SC 115). About as struck, attractive tone, scarce (£200-250)

352

Victoria, Maundy sets (2), 1874, 1893 [8]. Extremely fine, first polished and with obverses of two larger coins discoloured, second set toned; with official red boxes (one damaged) (£50-70)

353

Victoria, Young head, copper coinage. Pennies (3), 1841, no col., 1844, 1858. Extremely fine or better, first with full lustre (£100-120)

354

Victoria, Young head, copper coinage. Halfpenny, 1841, with ‘upset’ reverse (SC 25). Good extremely fine, excellent surfaces and nicely toned (£200-250)

355

Victoria, Young head, copper coinage. Halfpenny, 1846. Extremely fine or better, with much original lustre (£60-80)

356

Victoria, bron/.e coinage. Young head obverse brockagc Farthing. Very fine (£15-20)

357

Edward VII (1901-1910), Coronation 1902, Matt Proof Crown and Elorin [2]. Eirst lightly cleaned, second about as struck (£100-120)

358

George v (1910-1936), “Wreath” Proof Crown, 1927 (SC 5). Extremely fine, dusty tone (£ 60-80)

359

George v, “Wreath” Crown, 1928 (SC 15). Extremely fine, red/brown tone (£70-90)

360

George v, “Wreath” Crown, 1929 (SC 25). Some slight surface marks, otherwise extremely fine (£80-100)

361

George v, “Wreath” Crown, 1930 (SC 35). About extremely fine (£60-80)

362

George V, “Wreath” Crown, 1931 (SC 45). Extremelv fine (£90-120)

363

George v, “Wreath” Crown, 1933 (SC 65). Some surface marks, otherwise almost extremely fine (£80-100)

364

George v, “Wreath” Crown, 1934 (SC 75). Rather rubbed on the obverse, small edge bumps at 2 and 11 o' clock, reverse extremely fine, rare (£400-500)

365

George V, Crowns, 1935 (90). Very fine to extremely fine (£300-350)

366

George V, “Wreath” Crown. 1936 (SC 125). Good extremely fine, toned (£200-250)

367

George v, “Wreath” Crown. 1936 (SC 125). Some surface marks, otherwise extremely fine, scarce (£100-120)

368

George V. Coronation 1911. Proof Florin. Dark tone, about as struck ( £35-40)

369

George VI (1936-1952), Coronation 1937. Proof Two-Pounds. About as struck (£300-320)

370

George vi, Coronalion 1937, Proof Half-Sovereign. About as struck (£120-150)

George vi. Festival of Britain, 1951 “V.I.P.” Proof Crown. About as struck, rare (£250-300)

372

George vi, Proof Florin, 1947 (SC 1 15). About as struck, brilliant, extremely rare (£250-300)

313

George vi, Ni-Br Proof Threepence, 1948 (SC 130). Slight surface marks, otherwise almost as struck, very rare (£150-200)

374

George VI, silver Threepences (103), 1942 (35), 1943 (34), 1944 (34) [103], From circulation (£30-40)

375

Elizabeth ii (1952-), Coronation, 1953, Matt Specimen Crown. Extremely fine (£50-60)

376

Elizabeth ii. Proof Crown , I960 “V.I.P.” issue (SC 35). About as struck, rare (£150-200)

377

Elizabeth ii, Halfcrowns (42), Florins (26), Shillings (32), Sixpences (86), various dates 1953 to 1967 [186|. Extremely fine to mint state (£50-70)

378

Elizabeth ii. Proof Threepence, 1958 (SC 70). Almost as struck, very rare (£120-150)

379

Elizabeth ii. Proof Threepence, 1962 (SC 1 10). Almost as struck, very rare (£120-150)

380

Elizabeth ii. Proof Threepence, 1963 (SC 120). Almost as struck, very rare (£120-150)

381

Edward i To Victoria, a collection of coins contained in an album, AR (13), AE etc (51, including tokens), other coins and tokens of the World (43, including some Ancient) [107]. Fair to fine, some better (£100-150)

382

Charles ii To George ii, Hafcrowns, 1676, 1685, 1689, 1707 E, 1746 Lima [5]. Fair to fine (£140-150)

383

Charles ii To George ii. Shillings, 1671, no plumes, very worn but extremely rare (ESC 1034-R3); 1697 E (ESC 1105) (2, one with E below bust struck over N, unrecorded)-, 1709 E* (ESC 1152-R2); 1731, plumes, all about fair [5] (£200-220)

384

Charles ii To Victoria, Maundy money (28), Fourpences (7), Twopences (8) and Pennies (13). Ver\’ fine to extremely fine (£140-160)

385

Charles ii to Victoria, Maundy coins, 4d (1), 3d (1), 2d (3), Id (3) [8]. Fine to vety fine (£30-40)

386

Charles ii To George vi, copper and bronze coins (1 12), a wide selection [112]. Many of the later dates extremely fine (£30-50)

387

William hi To Victoria, Crowns (23). Fair to fine, a few- better (£150-200)

388

Anne To Elizabeth ii, miscellaneous coins, AR (45), /E etc (150). Fair to fine, some better (£150-200)

389

George i To Victoria, copper coins. Pennies [2], 1797, 1858, Halfpennies (7). 1719. 1739, 1752, 1775, 1799, 1837, 1854, Farthings (10), Fractions (4) [23]. Mostly very fine (£100-120)

IRISH AND SCOTTISH COINS

390

George III To George v, Sixpences, 1819, contemporary brass forgery: 1826 (ESC 1660-R2), only fair but very rare, rarer perhaps than Seaby indicates: 1827 (ESC 1664-R2), good very fine, very rare: 1851 (Davis 1046 - G’s with only one serif); 1859 (over 8) (ESC 1708A-R); 1920 (2); 1926, first head, very fine or better, but 1859/8 rather discoloured on reverse [8] (£140-160)

391

Victoria TO George v. Pennies, 1853 OT (BMC 1503, colon nearer DEE), 1878, 1881 (Fr. 102), 1886, 1893. 1894. 1897, 1898, 1899, 1910, 1018 KN, 1926. The 1918 KN Penny only fine, others very fine or extremely fine or better, several with lustre (£300-350)

392

George vi and Elizabeth ii, a quantity of post-1947 cupro-nickel coinage, viz. Halfcrowns (94), Florins (13), Shillings (37) and Sixpences (91) [235]. Generally extremely fine and better (£30-50)

393

Miscellaneous Ancient and English hammered coins, in silver (11) and base metal (3): together with a George III Three Shilling Bank Token, 1811. and Staffordshire, Lichfield, J. Mosse, Halfpenny, 1667 (BW 36) [16]. Mostly fair and some of the English chipped or fragmentary, but the last scarce (£40-60)

394

Miscellaneous Sixpences (13), viz. 1723 SSC, 1758, 1787 hearts, 1831, 1839, 1887 Jubilee (4, one with legend in wreath), 1895, 1898, 1908, 1919 ]13]. Generally very fine, some later dates better (£70-100)

395

Ireland, John as Lord of Ireland and King of England, Penny (c. 1204-1211), Rex/Triangle coinage, Dublin, Roberd (S 6228). Fine (£20-30)

396

Ireland, Philip and Mary, Shilling. 1555. mm, portcullis (S 6500). Test cut at 9 o’clock. Fair (£20-30)

397

Ireland, Elizabeth 1. 160-, mm. trefoil (S 6510). A little weak in places, good fine (£20-30)

398

Ireland, James 1, First Coinage, Shilling, first bust, mm. bell (S 6512). Very fine or better (£100-120)

399

Ireland, James II, Gunmoney, Sixpence, Aug. 1689 (S 6583 c). Very fine (£25-30)

400

Ireland, George 111, Proof Penny, 1805 (S 6620). Good extremely fine (£ 70-100)

401

Ireland, George 111, Proof Farthing. 1806 (S 6622). Small carbon spot on obverse, good extremely fine (£70-100)

402

Ireland, George 111. Proof Farthing. 1806 (S 6622). Good extremely fine (£70-100)

403

Ireland. Republic, Halfcrown, 1930. Good extremely fine or better ( £70-80)

404

Ireland, Republic, Halfcrown. 1931. Good extremely fine ( £50-60)

405

Ireland, Republic. Halfcrown. 1933. Extremely fine (£40-50)

406

Ireland, Republic. Halfcrown, 1943. Fine (£25-30)

407

iRtil.AND. Republic. Florin. 1930. Nearly extremely fine (£35-40)

408

Ireland, Republic, Florin, 103.'?. Iixtrcniely fine' (£50-60)

400

Ireland, Republic, Florin. 1034. Nearly extremely fine (£30-40)

4 10

Ireland, Republic, Shilling, 1030. Extremely fine (£30-40)

41 I

Ireland, Republic, Shilling, 1031. Good extremely fine or better (£50-60)

412

Ireland, Republic, Shilling, 1033. Almost as struck, brilliant (£100-120)

413

Ireland. Republic, Shilling, 1935. Good extremely fine or better (£90-100)

414

Ireland, Republic, Shilling, 1937. Good very fine (£35-40)

415

Ireland. Republic, Sixpences, 1934, 1940 [2], Good extremely fine or better, but with some small spotting{£20-25)

416

Ireland, Republic, Sixpence, 1942. About as struck (£15-20)

417

Ireland, Republic, Sixpence, 1945. Nearly extremely fine (£15-20)

418

Ireland, Republic, Sixpence. 1946. About as struck, scarce (£40-50)

419

Ireland, Republic, Sixpence, 1947. About as struck, but small flaw infield (£20-30)

420

Ireland, Republic, Sixpences, 1949, 1950 [2], Good extremely fine or better (£25-30)

421

Ireland, Republic, Threepences, 1939, 1940, 1943 [3], Good extremely fine or better (£40-50)

422

Ireland, Republic, Threepence, 1946. Good extremely fine or better (£15-20)

423

Ireland, Republic, Threepences, 1948, 1949 [2]. Good extremely fine or better (£35-40)

424

Ireland, Republic, Pennies, 1933, 1935, 1943, 1946 [4|. Good extremely fine or better (£40-50)

425

Ireland. Republic, Halfpennies, 1942, 1943, 1946 |3]. Good extremely fine or better (£25-30)

426

Irei.and, Republic, I lalfpennies, 1933, 1935 |2|. Good extremely fine or better ( £40-50)

427

Ireland, Republic, llaUpennies, 1939, 1940 |2|, Good extremely fine or better ( £40-50)

428

Irelani:), Republic, Halfpennies, 1942, 1943, 1946 |3|. Good extremely fine or better (£35-40)

429

Isle of Man, copper coins (22), Stanley. Penny and Halfpenny, 1709, and Pennies, 1733 (2), copper and bronze, Atholl. Pennies, 1758 (4) and Regal issues (14), 1786, Pennies (3) and Halfpennies (3), 1813, Penny (I) and Halfpennies (3), and 1839, Penny (I) and Halfpennies (3). Mostly fine, some better (£H0-I00)

430

Scotland, James V, Edinburgh, Bawbee. Fine to very fine (£15-20)

431

Scotland, Francis & Mary. Groat 1559. dolphin left (S 5448). Good fine, rare (£40-50)

432

Scotland, Francis & Mary, Groat 1559. dolphin left (S 5448). About fine, rare (£20-30)

433

Scotland, James Vll, 10-Shillings. 1687(S 5641). Very- good to fine (£20-30)

434

Scotland, James Vll. 10-Shillings, 1688(S 5641). Good fine (£30-40)

435

Scotland, James VI, Twopence or "Turner" (Bateson 177; S 5521). Fair, rare (£20-30)

436

Scotland. James VI, Ten-Shillings, 1593 ? (Bateson 175; S 5493). Date weak, marked in obverse field behind bust, otherwise very fine, toned (£50-60)

437

Scotland, William II. Ten-Shillings, 1697 (S 5687). Very good (£15-20)

438

Scotland, William II. Five-Shillings, 1696 (S 5688). About fine (£10-15)

439

Scotland. William II, Five-Shillings. 1697 (S 5688). Very good (£10-15)

440

Scotland, Charles I, Thirty-Shillings. Falconer’s anonymous issue (S 5557). Light adjustment marks and a little ojf centre, otherwise extremely fine (£180-200)

441

Scotland, Charles I, Twelve-Shillings, Briot issue (S 5558). Fine, reverse better (£25-30)

442

Scotland, Charles 1, Twelve-Shillings, Briot issue (S 5558). About fine (£20-25)

443

Scotland, Charles 1, Twopence or Bodle (S 5602). Struck off-centre, very fine (£20-30)

444

Scotland, Charles II. Dollar, 1682 (S 5618). Fair to fine, small mark above head, dark tone (£40-60)

445

Scotland, Charles 11, Sixteenth Dollar, 1677 (S 5624). About fine (£15-20)

THE TONY PARDOE COLLECTION:

UNOFFICIAL FARTHINGS, 1820-1870

446

Bedfordshire, Leighton Buzzard, W. Manley (UFS 1990); Cambridgeshire, March, J. Smith (2). 1820, 1825/0, J. Thurbon, 1827 (UFS 3650, 3660, 3670; Davis 6). [4]. About very fine and better, all the issues for these counties ( £30-40)

UFS 1990 ex Vorley; UFS 3650 bt. Baldwin Mar. 1983; UFS 3660 ex Hogarth, bt Baldwin Mar. 1987; UFS 3670 bt. Sept. 1985

447

Berkshire, Blewbury, S. Huggins; Newbury, H. Cumber, Roake, 1839; Reading, Caversham House (2), Pole (UFS 1070, 3705, 3710, 4400, 4410 variety [rev. reads CAVERSHAM HOUSE CAVERSHAM], 4430). [6]. Second fine, fifth fair, others all very fine or better, three very rare (£40-60)

UFS 1070 bt. Simmons May 1987; UFS 3705 ex Vorley [pi. 22, piece]'. UFS 3710 bt. Baldwin Mar. 1983; UFS 4400 ex Brunei [from W. Davidson, 1969; Bell, UF. p.223, no. 5, this piece]', UFS 4410 var. ex Brunei; UFS 4430 bt. Whitmore Jan. 1991

448

Buckinghamshire, High Wycombe, W. Skull & Co (UFS 1800). About extremely fine, the only issuer for the county (£20-25)

Ex Vorley

449

Cheshire, Macclesfield, J. Warburton; Stockport, T. Staley (2) (UFS 3200, 4840 [2, one on thin flan, 1.34gm]). [3]. Last fine, others very fine, all rare (£30-50)

UFS 3200 and 4840 thin flan ex Vorley; UFS 4840 on normal flan ex Hawkins (325, part)

450

Derbyshire, Stavely, T. Longworth (UFS 4830). About extremely fine, very rare (£30-40)

Ex Vorley

451

Devon, Devonport, Bond & Co, J. Lee; Exeter, Butcher (2); Plymouth, Dick; Tiverton, E. Coleby (UFS 1550, 1560, 1600 [2, one struck en medaille], 4270, 4940). [6]. UFS 1560 fine, others all very fine or better, a good county group (£50-70)

UFS 1550, 1560 and 4270 ex Vorley; UFS 1600 en medaille ex Hawkins (325, part); other UFS 1600 bt. Baldwin Apr. 1985; UFS 4940 ex Brunei [acq. in Wadebridge, Cornwall. 1977]

452

Essex. Colchester, J.J. Bedwell, H. Savill (UFS 1430, 1460). [2]. First good fine, second vety fine and very rare (£15-20)

UFS 1430 ex Brunei [from W. Davidson, Mar. 1969]; UFS 1460 ex Vorley

453

Gloucestershire, Cirencester. W. Hawkins, Sharland; Gloucester, W. Crump, J.B. Hanman; Wootton-under- Edge, D. Shatford (UFS 1400, 1410. 1650. 1660. 5180). !5|. UFS 1410 fine, 1660 about very fne. others all very fine, mostly rare ( £40-60)

UFS 1400 bt. Spink Feb. 1984; UFS 1410 bt. Whitmore Jan. 1991; UFS 1650 ex Brunei [from Ferguson, Aug. 1975]; UFS 1660 ex Hawkins (325, part); flFS 5180 ex Brunei

454

Hampshire^, Ponsea, Dick (UFS 4300). Tiny obverse rim nick at 4 o'clock, otherwise good very fine and extremely rare (£30-40)

Ex Hogarth, bl. Baldwin May 1987. Far .superior to the specimen illustrated in UFS. pi. 24

455

Herefordshire, Ross-on-Wye, Pearce, J,W, White (UFS 4480, 4490). [2]. Both good fine hat former with several edge knocks, both very rare (£30-40)

Both ex Vorley

456

Kent, Greenwich, A. Holmes (UFS 1700); Sussex, Chichester, J.W. Brown, 1840, T. Gatehouse (UFS 1380, 1390). [3]. First fine, others very fine and better, last pierced but extremely rare (£40-50)

UFS 1700 bt. Apr. 1984; UFS 1380 and 1390 ex Vorley [latter pi. 9, this piece - brass, plain edge, 22mm]

457

Lancashire, Ashton-under-Lyne, R,H, Chambers (2), undated and 1849, J. Taylor; Blackburn, W. Pickles; Bolton, J. Carrie, J. Healey; Haslingden, R. Holden; Hulme, Flora Gardens (UFS 40, 50, 60, 1060, 1090, 1120, 1780, 1830). [8]. UFS 60 good very fine and very rare, others generally fine to very fine, several scarce (£40-60)

UFS 40 bt. Dickinson June 1987; UFS 50. 60. 1090 and 1 120 ex Vorley; UFS 1060 ex Brunei [from Strickland, 1974]; UFS 1780 bt. Whitmore Jan. 1991; UFS 1830 ex Hogarth, Nov. 1991

458

Lancashire, Liverpool, Astley; S. Bagnall; T.P. Bates & Co (2); J.R. Cameron; J. Carmichael & Co; J. Dear (2); Dear Bros; W. Drury; East India Co Agent; F.L. Hausburg (3); Hellewell; R.C. Hudson; Jones, Webb & Co, 1849; Mansfield; J. Mullins & Co, 1851; W. Potts; Promoli & Hausburg; Shaw Bros (2); Wyatt Bros (UFS 2020, 2030, 2050 [2, copper and white metal, latter on thick flan, 5.01gm], 2060, 2080, 2090, 2100, 2110, 2130 [milled fidge], 2140, 2150 [3, from three different die pairings, all edges milled], 2160, 2170, 2190, 2200, 2210, 2220, 2230, 2270, 2272, 2310). [24], UFS 2030, both 2050, ’ 2100, 2140 and 2200 mostly fair or fine but the majority rare, others generally very fine but at least 10 pieces better, an excellent group of this city (£90-120)

UFS 2020 ex Brunei [from Seaby, 1 970; UFS pi. 1 3, this piece]- UFS 2030, both 2050, 2060, 2080, 2110, 2130, 2190, 2210 2220 anc 2270 all ex Vorley; UFS 2090 ex Hawkins (325, part); UFS 2100 bt Format Feb. 1991; UFS 2140 ex Brunei; UFS 2150 @ 4 SJgm ex

UFS 2150 @ 4.62gm bt. Johns Sept 1984; UFS 2150 @ 3.52gm bt. Seaby May 1985; UFS 2160 ex Hogarth, June 1983; UFS 2170 bt. Seaby Sept. 1985; UFS 2200 ex Hawkins (325. part; UFS pi. 1 3, this piece, metal appears to be copper); UFS 2230 bt. Pratchett Aug. 1984; UFS 2272 ex Brunei I97H UFS 2310 ex Brunei [from W. David.son,

459

Lancashire, Manchester, .1, Chorittm (3); R. Cooper; R. Cramplon; Falkner Bros (3); G. Grantham (2); Grasshopper Tea Warehouse; C. Henry (3); J. Humble; J. Kay; Kirk Bros, 1851; Labrey, Eniwisle & Co (2); T. Labrey & Co; Mitchell & Co (2); T. Nash & Co; .1. Nuttall (3); W. Scott & Co; W. Shaw (2); 11. Smithson & Co; J. Stell'ox; R. Watson (2), undated and 1851; Wilkinson Bros, 1849; M. Woolliscroft (2) (UFS 32I()A, 32I(JB, 3220, 3230, 3240, 3270 |2, one counicrstamped 1840 on rev.\, 3280, 3300 (2, brass and copper, latter struck en medaille], 3310, 3330 [3, two copper (one with leaf counterstamp on neck of Victoria), one brass], 3360, 3380, 3390, 3400, 3410. 3420. 3460 (2, one

counterstamped p on both sides], 3480, 3490 [3, dies l-i-A, 2-i-B and 3-i-C], 3530, 3552 f;/;i’./3550 rev., 3552, 3560, 3570, 3580, 3590, 3600, 3640, 3645). [36]. With one or two exceptions mostly very fine, a few better, an excellent group of this city, several rare (£150-200)

UFS 32I0A ex Brunei [from Ferguson. 1975]; UFS 32 1 OB. 3300 bra.s.s, 3460 and 3570 ex Hawkins (325, part); UFS 3220. 3330 copper. 3360, 3380, 3390, 3490 I +A and 3+C. 3530, 3560. 3590, 3600 and 3640 all ex Vorley; UFS 3230 bt. Sharman Jan. 1983; UFS 3240 bt. Feb. 1992; UFS 3270 bt. Baldwin Apr. 1985; UFS 3270 with counterstamp bt. Johns Oct. 1990; UFS 3280 ex Brunei [from Whelan, 1 969]; UFS 3300 copper bt. Ba]dwin Nov. 1983; UFS 3310 bt. Whitmore Jan. 1991; UFS 3330 brass bt. Feb. 1992; UFS 3330 copper with countermark ex Vorley, Jan. 1991; UFS 3400 bt. Pratchett June 1984; UFS 3410 bt. Simmons May 1987; UFS 3420 bt. Baldwin Sept. 1992; UFS 3460 with counterstamp ex Brunei [from Newman, 1974]; UFS 3480 ex Brunei [from Swift, 1968]; UFS 3490 2+B ex Brunei; UFS 3552/3550 and 3552 ex Hogarth, bt. Baldwin May 1988; UFS 3580 bt. July 1982; UFS 3645 ex Brunei [from Rogers. 1974]

460

Lancashire, Newton-le-Willows, H. Beaton; Oldham, E. Barlow, P. Berry (3), R. Cooper (5, one dated 1851), H. Evans, B. Fielding, E. Gilpin, M. Schofield; Preston, Lodge Bank Inn; Rochdale, W. & J. Brown; Salford, R. Entwisle & Co (2), King’s Head; Wigan, Edwardson, J. Green, T. Stuart (UFS 3850. 4120. 4130, 4140. 4150, 4160, 4170, 4180, 4190, 4200, 4210, 4220 [no flaw in F of fielding], 4230, 4340, 4450, 4530 [2, one a uniface obv. only], 4540, 5080, 5100, 5110). [21]. UFS 3850 fine but with attempted centra! piercing, UFS 4200 and uniface 4530 both fair, latter pierced, otherwise generally fine to very fine, some better, several very rare and incorporating a good run of Oldham issues (£90-120) UFS 3850 bt. Apr. 1985 [pl.23. this piece]-. UFS 4120, 4130. 4150, 4210, 4220, 4530. 5080. 5100 and 51 10 all ex Vorley; UFS 4140 bt. Mar. 1982; UFS 4160 ex Brunei [from Monk, 1982]; UFS 4170 ex Brunei ]from Fergu.son. Feb. 1969]; UFS 4180 bt. Feb. 1992; UFS 4190 ex Berry. Dec. 1983; UFS 4200 ex Dadd and Hogarth. June 1983; UFS 4230 ex Brunei [from Ferguson, nd]; UFS 4340 ex Hogarth, bt. Baldwin May 1988 [pi. 25, this piece]-. UFS 4450 ex Hawkins (325, part); UFS 4530 uniface bt. Baldwin Nov. 1984; UFS 4540 bt. Johns Sept. 1990

461

Leicestershire. Leicester, T. Johnson (UFS 1950). Fine, scarce (£10-15)

Bt. Feb. 1983

462

Lincolnshire, Lincoln, J. Flinl; Stamford. F. Dawson (UFS 2010, 4820). [2], About very fne, both rare and the only two Issues for the countv (£35-50)

UFS 2010 ex Vorley; UFS 4820 ex Brunei

463

London, Antill & Son; D. Barrett (2); J. Bland; J, Blenkin; J. Clarke; R. Cockerill; Collacott; Coram; Cremer (2); J. Davis; W. Day; Dunn & Co; Dr Eady (2) (UFS 2330, 2340. 2350, 2360. 2370. 2390 [recte CLARKE], 2400, 2410, 2420 [rec/e sloane], 2430, 2450, 2460, 2470, 2480 [milled edge], 2490C. 2490E). [16], UFS 2450 and 2470 about fine, others all very fine, some better, several rare (£60-80)

UFS 2330. 2340. 2390. 2400. 2410. 2420. 2430 |pl.l4. this piece), 2470. 2480 and 2490C all ex Vorley; UFS 2350 ex Hogarth, bt. Baldwin May 1987; UFS 2360 bt. Mar. 1994; UFS 2370 ex Hawkins (325. part); UFS 2450 bt. Pratchett Dec. 1984; UFS 2460 bt. Jan. 1987; UFS 2490E ex Brunei [from W. Davidson. 1970]

464

London, East India Co [Capt. J. Murray] (3); R. Edwards; Foley & Shoyer (2); Ford; Gibus; G. Goodman; J. Green (2); Him; H. Hyams, 1846; O. Jones (2) (UFS 2500A [2. one struck en medaille]. 2500B, 2510, 2520, 2530, 2540, 2560, 2570, 2580, 2590, 2600. 2610. 2620 [2, one a uniface obv.)). [15]. UFS 2560 and 2600 fair, 2500B and 2580 extremely fine, others generally very fine or better, several rare (£60-80)

Both UFS 2500A bt. Johns Sept. 1990; UFS 2500B bt. Whitmore Mar. 1991; UFS 2510 ex Hawkins (325. part); UFS 2520 ex Brunei [from W. Davidson. Apr. 1969; Bell. UF p.76. no.9. this piece]'. UFS 2530 bt. Judd Sept. 1989; UFS 2540 ex Brunei [from Ferguson. 1969]; UFS 2560 and 2600 bt. Greenaway July 1987; UFS 2570 and 2620 uniface ex Vorley; UFS 2580 ex Hawkins (325. part: acq. in 1975. not the coin shown in Bell. UF p.77); UFS 2590 ex Brunei; UFS 2610 bt. Fonnat Feb. 1985; UFS 2620 bt. July 1983

465

London, G.F. Kibble, 1867; Leath (4); Lewis; McDonald; Mannering; Maudslay Sons & Field, 1852; Nissen & Parker; Oxford Clothing Co (6); Piesse & Lubin (UFS 2630, 2640, 2650, 2660. 2670. 2680 [milled edge]. 2690. 2710, 2713, 2716 variety with different obv., 2720 [3, two with milled edges (one plated), other with plain edge], 2730, 2740 variety with different rev., 2750). |16]. UFS 2713 about very fine, others all very fine to extremely fine, some rare (£70-90)

UFS 2630. 2640, 2650, 2660, 2710, 2720 milled, plated, and plain, 2730. 2740 variety and 2750 all ex Vorley; UFS 2670 bt. Nov. 1983; UFS 2680 ex Brunei [from Coin Tray. 1968]; UFS 2690 bt. Baldwin .Sept. 1992; UFS 2713 bt. Mar. 1982 [pi. 17. ihis piece]'. UFS 2716 variety ex Vorley. Jan. 1991 [pi. 17. rev. only, this piece]'. UFS 2720 milled and unplated bt. Baldwin Oct. 1983.

The Oxford Clothing Co 2740 variant illustrated on p.232 of IJniifficial Furlhinfis, with first, second and last lines curved, was somehow omitted from the later Ui'S publication; another specimen was in the Bell collection (lot 257).

UFS 2716 variety only illustrtited - the side not described in UFS reads accoiini hooks always ri-ady, 600 (■la,s.sii ii;i) i’AI'TI-.rns (■or

AM. IRAOl-.S. MANia AC'niKI-..S & I INANCI-.

466

London, J. Schlesinger & Co; R. Short & Co; L. Silberberg (3); A. Smith (4). 1859 (3), 1860; I.E. Sparrow (6), 1823, 1825/3, 1826, undated (3) (UFS 2770, 2780, 2790, 2800 [2, plain and milled edges], 2810 [3, copper and brass (2, one on cut-down Han, 2.94gm)], 2820, 2840, 2850 [2, one gilt], 2860, 2870, 2890). [15], Cut-down UFS 2810, 2860 and 2870 about fine, others very fine and better, some .scarce (£50-60)

UFS 2770, 2780, 2800 plain edge, 2810 copper and brass and 2840 all ex Vorley; UFS 2790 ex Brunei [from Strickland. Mar. 1974]; UFS 2800 milled edge bt. Johns Aug. 1989; UFS 2810 cut-down ex Hogarth, bt. Baldwin May 1988; UFS 2820 bt. Simmons June 1987; UFS 2850 gilt bt. Dickinson June 1987; UFS 2850 copper bt. Gladdle Aug. 1987; UFS 2860 bt. Greenaway July 1987; UFS 2870 ex Berry, Mar. 1987; UFS 2890 ex Spink Auction 28 (397, part)

467

London, Thornhill (2); Thornton & Killick (2); W. Till. 1834; Tollington School; R. Warren (4); W. Webster (2); F. West; T. Wright, 1839; Yarrow & Adkins (UFS 2900. 2910, 2920, 2924, 2930, 2940, 2980 [4. plain edge and milled edge (3. two en medaille, one plated)], 2990, 3000. 3010, 3040, 3045; D. & W. 58); Middlesex, Uxbridge, School (UFS 4960). [16]. UFS 2924 and 3000 extremely fine, others all very fine or better, some scarce (£60-80)

UFS 2900 and 2990 ex Brunei; UFS 2910, 2924, 3010 and 3045 ex Vorley; UFS 2920 ex Brunei [from Ferguson, Dec. 1975]; UFS 2930 bt. Mar. 1982; UFS 2940 ex Hogarth, June 1983; UFS 2980 plain edge bt. Seaby Sept. 1985; UFS 2980 milled en medaille ex Hogarth. Oct, 1988; UFS 2980 plated bt. Pratchett Dec. 1984; UFS 2980 milled bt. Jan. 1985; UFS 3000 ex Brunei [from King, 1975]; UFS 3040 bt, Sharman Mar. 1984; UFS 4960 bt. Pratchett Oct. 1983

468

Norfolk. Dereham, Brewster & Co, 1851; [King's] Lynn. W, Roberts; Norwich, R. Alden. 1847, G. Bagshaw. 1851. J. Barnard. 1852 (2), H. Chamberlin & Sons. 1846. H. Chamberlin Sons & Co, 1847, Chamberlin Sons & Co, 1852, H. Colman, 1848, T.J. & H. Coman, J. Creak, J. Dawbarn, Dyes, R. Jeary, J. Page. T. Parker, 1852. Snowdon & Sons, T. Wilson & Sons, 1839; [Great] Yarmouth, R. Bumpstead. S. Lessy (2). F. Mayston (UFS 1540, 3180, 3900. 3910, 3920 [2, one plated], 3930. 3940, 3950, 3960. 3970 ]unnawed obv. die], 3980. 3990. 4000. 4010, 4020, 4030, 4040. 4050 [small date], 5250. 5260 ]2, short and long arabesques], 5270). [23]. UFS 3920 and 4030 extremely fine with full original colour, others very fine and better, an excellent county group with only one issue of King's Lynn missing (£100-150)

UFS 1540 ex Malcolm 1 1974] and Brunei; UFS 3180 and 5260 .short arabesques ex Brunei [from Ferguson. 1969]; LIFS 3900 ex Hogarth, bt. Baldwin May 1987; UFS 3910. 3920 plated. 3930. 3940. 3950, 3970. 3990. 4010. 4020 and 4030 all ex Vorley: UFS 3920 bt. Johns Sept. 1990; UFS 3960 bt. June 1986; UFS 3980 and 5250 ex Vorley, Aug. 1983; LIFS 4000 bt. Greenaway Jidy 1987; UFS 4040 and 5270 ex Vorley. July 1983; UFS 4050 bt. Charing Cross Mkt Dec, 1983; UFS 5260 long arabesques ex Berrv, May 1 983

469

Norfolk, |Greai| Yarmoulh. a Linil'ace trial piece in copper, possibly for S. Lessy, arms of the borough, edge plain, 22nim, 4.53gm (UFS p. 133, and pi. 30, this piece). Vety fine, believed the only known example (£50-70)

E,\ Vorley. The status of this piece is uncertain: it could pre-date 1820, in which case it might be identified with the 1811 Yarmouth token issues by Hunton and Reynolds. Certainly the foreparts of the lions bear a closer likeness to those issues, rather than to those of Lessy

470

Northamptonshire, Northampton, Gent & Co, 1850; Perkins (UFS 3870, 3890). [2]. First vety fine but graze in obverse field, second good fine (£10-15)

UFS 3870 ex Vorley, July 1983; UFS 3890 ex Hawkins (325, part)

471

Northumberland, Alnwick, W. Davison; Newcastle-on-Tyne, Arnott Cannock & Co (2), J. Davidson, T. Pattinson, Wood & Kimpster (UFS 30, 3800 [2, different die pairings], 3810, 3830, 3840). [6]. UFS 3810 and 3830 e.xtremely fine with original colour, 3800 [as Bell, UF p. 94] fine, others very fine and patinated (£40-50)

UFS 30 bt. Sharman Jan. 1983; UFS 3800 [as Bell, UF p.94] ex Hogarth, bt. June 1983; other UFS 3800 ex Hawkins (325, part); UFS 3810 and 3830 ex Vorley; UFS 3840 bt. Oct. 1990

472

Nottinghamshire, Nottingham. Beecroft & Sons, 1862; C. Elliott; W. Holmes (UFS 4060, 4070, 4090; Chamberlain 9, 22, 31). [3]. Very fine and better, only lacking one issue for the county catalogued in UFS (£30-40)

UFS 4060 and 4070 ex Hawkins (325, part; former H. pl.l I, QI03, this piece)', UFS 4090 ex Vorley

The Beecroft issues, though dated 1862, were not issued until the late 1890s

473

Oxfordshire, Banbury, Falkner; Deddington, J. Dean; Nettlebed, Champion, 1835 (UFS 80, 1520, 3700). [3]. Very fine, second with light cabinet friction on obverse: only lacking one county issue (£20-30)

UFS 80 ex Brunei [from A. Davidson, Feb. 1971]; UFS 1520 ex Vorley; UFS 3700 ex Brunei [from W. Davidson. 1969]

474

Shropshire, Bridgnorth, Callant; Ludlow, J. & E. Harding (UES 1 180, 3150). [2|. First about very’ fine, second fine but rare, the only two issues for the county (£30-40)

UFS 1180 ex Brunei [from W. Davidson. 197l|; UFS 3150 bt Charing Cross Mkt Feb. 1992

475

SoMl RSL. t, Bath, E. Atkinson. H. Baldwin, Collins & Co, F. Ilampci', Whcatshcaf; Bristol. T. Cordcux (UFS 110. 120. 1,30, 140. 180. 1240; Minnitt 20, 118). 16], UFS 120 and 130 fine, UFS 1240 extremely fine with original colour, others very fine, some rare (£40-50)

UFS I 10, 120, 1.30 and 1240 ex Vorley; UFS 140 ex Vorley, May 1984; UFS 180 bi. Mar. 1982

476

Staffdrdshire, Bilston, I. & 1. Beckett. A. Ellis (2), T. & F. Lewis (4); Bloxwich. T. Gilbert; Brierley Hill, ,1. Lay, .1. Wheeler. 1847. W. Wheeler, 1842; Darlaston. J. Huskins (2); Great Bridge. Gregory & Co: Hanley. Hucknall & Co. D. King, E. Moore. Scarlett; Longton, J. Butterworth. S. Wright; Newcastle-under-Lyme, G. Berks. W. Dixon, W. Hargreaves, T. Highfield (2), W. Howson & Son. J, Robey (2) (UFS 190. 200. 210. 220 [2. Ol/Rl, 02/R2|. 230. 240, 1080, 1190. 1200, 1210. 1500 [2. one struck en medaille], 1690, 1740, 1750, 1760, 1770, 3060. 3080. 3720. 3730, 3740. 3750. 3760, 3770, 3780, 3785). [28], UFS 3080 pierced, otherwise fine to very fine, a few better, several rare and almost all the issues from these localities (£100-150)

UFS 190. 210. 220 02/R2. 1080. 1740. 1750. 1760. 3060. 3080. 3720, 3740. 3750, 3770, 3780 and 3785 all ex Vorley; UFS 200 ex Brunei [from Darby, 1976]; UFS 220 Ol/Rl ex Brunei [from Spink, 1969]; UFS 230 ex Hogarth, bt. Baldwin May 1987; UFS 240 ex Vorley. May 1985; UFS 1190 and 1690 ex Hawkins (235. part); UFS 1200 ex Vorley, Dec. 1983; UFS 1210 bt. Sharman Mar. 1984; UFS 1500 en medailie ex Brunei [from W. Davidson, 1971]; other UFS 1500 ex Brunei [from Darer, 1976|; UFS 1770 ex Brunei [metal is brass]; UFS 3730 bt. Whitmore Jan. 1991; UFS 3760 ex Brunei [from Cutler St Mkt. 1972]

477

Staffordshire, Smethwick. Lea & Edwards; Stafford. T. Bamford, 1. Barton. T. Hill, W. Large & Co; Stoke-on-Trent. W. Dean; Stone. T. Lucas (2); Walsall, H. Hack, E, Rowley. Scholey; West Bromwich. E. Maud, W. Ward; Willenhall, J. Austin. 1844. Rushbrooke. 1844 (2); Wolverhampton. R. Lewis (UES 4630, 4760, 4770. 4790. 4810. 4870. 4890 [2. plain and milled edges], 4970, 4980, 4990. 5040, 5060. 5120. 5130 [2. Y of grocery to M, and to e]). 5145). [17]. UFS 4890 with milled edge only fair and with attempted piercing, otherwise generally about very fine and better, some rare, particularly the last (£90-110)

UFS 4630. 4760. 4770. 4790. 4810, 4970. 4980. 5040 and 5145 all ex Vorley [latter pi, 29, this piece]'. UFS 4870 ex Brunei [from Cutler St Mkt, 1972]; UFS 4890 plain edge ex Brunei [acq. 1970]; UFS 4890 with milled edge bt. Baldwin Oct. 1983; UFS 4990 ex Vorley. Nov. 1990; UFS 5060 bt. Sharman Aug. 1983; UFS 5120 bt. Simmons June 1987; UFS 5130 Y to m bt. Seaby Sept. 1985; UFS 5 130 Y to F. ex Hogarth, Mar. 1983

478

SuFFOl.K. Ipswich. R. Manistre. R. Ward; Lowestoft. Fuller & Son, Ling & Co. 1852, H. Ttillle. W.C, Wiseman (UFS 1860. 1870. 3090. 3110. 3120. 3130), [6|. Last extremely fine with original colour, others all very fine or better, mostly rare (£60-80)

UFS 3120 bt. Baldwin Mar. 1983; others all ex Vorley

479

Surrey, Richmond. R. Innocent, 1821 (2); Southwark. Francis, J. Hayward (2), J. King, 1821, T. Pryce (2). Tree, W. Tremlett. C. Williams (2), T. Williams; Wandsworth and Wimbledon. Burleigh (UFS 2950 [recte Southwark], 4440 [2, small llan, struck eit medaille, and large flan], 4660. 4670 12. small flan, struck en medaille. and large flan, both with milled edges], 4680 Jedge milled], 4690 [2. small flan, and large flan struck en medaille. both with milled edges], 4700, 4710, 4720, 4740, 5000; Davis 6. 7). [14], UFS 4660 fair. 2950 fine but very’ dirty, others generally very fine or better, several rare, an excellent county group (£70-90)

UFS 2950 ex Brunei [from W. Davidson. 1970]; UFS 4440 on small flan ex Brunei [from Evans. 1967]; UFS 4440 on large flan and 4680 bt. Sharman Aug. 1985; UFS 4660 bt. Sharman Nov. 1985; UFS 4670 on small flan bt. Schwer Jan. 1986; UFS 4670 on large flan, 4710 and 4740 ex Vorley; UFS 4690 on small flan ex Spink Auction 28 (398, part); UFS 4690 on large flan ex Vorley, July 1983; UFS 4700 bi. Baldwin Nov. 1983; UFS 4720 ex Brunei; UFS 5000 ex Hawkins (325, part)

The Tree 'Wedding Rings' piece (UFS 2950) is correctly an issue of Borough (Southwark), not of 'Middle.sex'

480

Warwickshire, Birmingham, Blackham Bros; J. Blackwell (3); E. Cottrill (3); J. Gargory (7); S. Goodwin; W. Graham; Great Western Portrait Rooms; H. & C. Grove, 1836 (UFS 300, 310, 315, 320, 350 [2, comma after LABELS, Stop after labels], 360, 380, 390 [edge milled], 400 [4, all brass, 24mm (2, 01/Rl, 02/R2), 22mm (2, 03/R3, 04/R4)], 410, 420, 430, 440, 460 [plain edge]). [18]. UFS 310 fine. 420 fair, others genercdly very fine or better, all 400 and 410 with usual small piercings, some rare (£50-70)

UFS 300. 315, 320, 350 with comma. 360. 380, 390. 400 04/R4. 420. 440 and 460 all ex Vorley; UFS 310 ex Hawkins (325, part); UFS 350 with stop bt. Pratchett June 1987; UFS 400 01/Rl ex Vorlev, Jan. 1991; UFS 400 02/R2 bt. Greenaway July 1987; UFS 400 03/R3 bt. Jan. 1985; UFS 410 bt. Format Feb. 1991; UFS 430 bt. Baldwin Mar. 1983

481

Warwickshire, Birmingham, C. Hadduck (3), 1840 and undated (2); Hands & Bach; F. Hands; W. Hayward; R. Heaton & Son. 1851; Hinde (2); G. Jarrett; W.B. Jones, 1852 (2); E. Kemp; Kennedy; S. King, 1838 (2); J. Mappin (6) (UFS 470 [plain edge], 480 [2. thick and thin flans, latter struck en medaille], 500, 510, 520, 530, 540 [2. ‘brass’ and copper], 590, 620. 630. 640. 655, 660 [2, one with designs deliberately defaced], 670. 690, 710 [2, wide and narrow rev. lettering], 720, 750). [22]. UFS 500. 630. defaced 660 and 670 fine. 530. 540 ‘brass' and 750 extremely fine, remainder generally very fine, several rare (£90-120)

UFS 470. 480 on thin Ban. 500. 530, 540 copper. 590. 660 defaced. 670. 690, 720 and 750 all ex Vorley; UFS 480 on thick flan ex Brunei [from Ferguson, 1969]; UFS 510 bt. Johns Get. 1990; UFS 520 hi, Sharman Jan. 1983; UFS 540 'brass’ ex Brunei [pi. 3, this piece]-. UFS 620 ex Hawkins (.325, part; 11. pl.l I, Q7I. this piece)-. UFS 630 ex Hawkins (325, part); UFS 640 ex Hawkins (325. part; Bell. UF p. 132. no. 35, this piece]-. UFS 655 ex Hawkins (325, part; UFS pi. 3. this piece)-. UFS 660 bt. Jan. 1985; UFS 710 with wide rev. letlering ex Brunei [from W. Davidson, I97()|; UFS 710 with narrow rev. letlering ex Hawkins (325. purl; Bell. UF p. 134, no. 42 rev. atid 43 tihv.. this i>ie(-e]

482

Warwickshire. Birmingham, E.M. Martin, 1841; T. Pope & Co (4), one dated 1852; W.B. Reeves, 1867; M. Richards, 1852; J. Scott; J.R. Seekings, 1828; J. Sefton (3), 1852 (2) and undated; Sill Bros; E. Simpson; G. Steadman; J.H. Stokes; T. Underwood; M. Walford (UFS 770, 820, 840, 850, 860, 870, 880, 890, 910, 920 [2, one struck en medaille], 930, 940, 950, 960, 980, 1010, 1030). [18], UFS 930 and 1010 fine, UFS 820 and 980 extremely fine with original colour, others mostly about very- fine or better, UFS 840 pierced, some rare (£60-80)

UFS 770. 820, 850. 890. 920 en medaille, 950, 980, 1010 and 1030 all ex Vorley; UFS 840 ex Hawkins (325, part; H. pi. 19, 3, this piece)-, UFS 860 bt. Dickinson Apr. 1989; UFS 870 ex Hawkins (325. part; Bell, UF p. 136, no. 50, and H. pi. 10, Q28, this piece)-, UFS 880 ex Hawkins (325. part; Bell, UF p.l36, no.51. this piece)-. UFS 910 ex Brunei [acq. 1970]; other UFS 920 ex Vorley, Dec. 1983; UFS 930 bt. Dec. 1991; UFS 940 ex Hawkins (325, part); UFS 960 ex Brunei [from Ferguson, 1971]

483

Warwickshire, Coventry, D. Dalgliesh; Stratford-on- Avon, W. Court; Warwick, I.M. Taylor (UFS 1480, 4910, 5020). [3]. First fine, second about very fine, last good very fine, all rare and including the only issues for Stratford and Warwick (£30-40)

UFS 1470 bt. Feb. 1990; UFS 4910 ex Hawkins (325. part; Bell, UF p. 140, no. 64, this piece)-, UFS 5020 ex Vorley

484

Wiltshire, Purton, J. Lamb (3), W. Lamb (2); Warminster, F. Tapley (UFS 4360, 4370, 4380, 4390 [2, copper, milled edge, and brass, plain edge], 5010). [6], UFS 4370 and 5010 very fine or better, others mostly about very- fine; a complete set of varieties for the county (£35-45)

UFS 4360, 4370, 4390 brass and 5010 all ex Vorley; UFS 4380 ex Hawkins (325. part); UFS 4390 copper ex Dadd and Hogarth, June 1983

485

Worcestershire, Netherton, S.M. Wright; Oldbury, I. Timmins; Stourbridge, Bedwell; Worcester, Fisher. G. Mountford, Scott & Co, Worcester Co-Op Co (UFS 3690, 4110, 4900, 5190, 5200. 5210. 5240). [7], UFS 5230 fair, others generally about very fine, first better, several rare, particularly the first (£50-70)

UFS 3690 ex Hawkins (325. part; Bell. UF p. 144, no. 2. this piece)-. UFS 41 10 ex Brunei [from Ferguson, 1971]; UFS 4900 and 5120 ex Vorley; UFS 5190 ex Vorley. Jan. 1991; UFS 5230 ex Hogarth. July 1986; UFS 5240 bt. Jan. 1990

486

Yorkshire. Huddersfield, Labrey & Co; Hull, Crouch & Snowden (UFS 1823. 1826). [2]. About very fine and better, both extremely rare and the only issues from these locations (£50-70)

UFS 1823 bt. Sharman Apr. 1984 [pl.l 1. this /nVcc]; UFS 1826 ex Vorley [pl.l 1, this piece]

487

Yorkshire, Leeds, J. Dyson & Co (2), Hollins, Jarvis, Royal Casino (UFS 1915 [2 - 23.5mm and 2()mml, 1920, 1930 var [Liniface rev., different address], 1940). [5]. About very fine and heller, a very rare group including two varieties not detailed in UFS (£60-90)

UFS 1915 @ 23. Slum ex Brunei [from Ferguson, 1969; pi. 12, r/i/.v piece]-. UFS 1915 @ 20mm bl. Johns Sept. 1990; UFS 1920 bt. Judd Sept. 1992; UFS 1930 variety bt. Baldwin Sept. 1991; UFS 1940 bt. Whitmore Jan. 1991.

UFS 1915 @ 20mm and UFS 1930 variety both illustrated. For the record, the latter piece is of brass, 24mm, milled edge, made by Fliron, and the address is 24 briggate Leeds

488

YORKSHtRE, Sheffield, J.V, Bellamy, W. Crowther, W. Harvey, A.H, Holland; Skipton, Fattorini & Sons; York, Prof. Jackson (UFS 4560, 4570, 4590, 4600, 4620 variety [‘keep YOUR temper' obverse, cf. H. pi. 13, 35], 5280. [6]. Ver\’ fine and better, all very rare except the first (£70-90)

UFS 5280 ex Brunei [from Camden Passage Mkt. nd; Bell, UF p,l50, no. 14, this piece]: others all ex Vorley. UFS 4620 variety only illustrated

489

Glamorganshire, Cardiff, J. Golledge; Swansea, J. Jones, Baron Spolasco (3) (UFS 7550, 7600, 7610 [3, brass with plain edge, copper and white metal, both milled edges]); Monmouthshire, Abergavenny, J.H. Conway, ‘T.W. Ingram’; Chepstow, T. Perkins (UFS 10, 20, 1370). [8]. UFS 7550, 7610 white metal, 10 and 1370 very fine, 7600 only mediocre, others fine, several rare, a good Welsh group (£70-100)

UFS 7600 ex V.J. Newbury. Nov. 1983; UFS 7610 brass bt. Baldwin Dec. 1988; others all ex Vorley

490

Aberdeenshire, Aberdeen, G. Brantingham, 1838; D. Bruce; Fraser & Laidlaw. 1838; A. Fraser; J. Gordon; W. Gray. 1838; North of Scotland Equitable Loan Co (UFS 6930. 6935, 6950, 6960, 6970, 6980, 6990; Seaby ST 566, 567, 569, 570, 571. 572). ]7]. UFS 6950 about very fine, others all very fine and better. 6970 and 6980 with a little original colour, an excellent city group only lacking one issue (£60-80)

UFS 6930. 6960, 6970 and 6980 all ex Vorley, Feb. 1994' UFS 6935 no provenance ]pl.33, this piece]: UFS 6950 bt. Whitmore Jan 1991; UFS 6990 bt. Baldwin Mar. 1983

491

Clackmannan-SHIRE, Tillicoultry, Co-Op Store (2) (UFS 7540 ]2, edges plain and milled]; Seaby ST 619); Midlgthian, Edinburgh, Caverhill & Co, 1823 (2), J. Middlema.ss, Retailers’ Token, 1830 (UFS 7070 ]2, copper and brass], 7200. 7250; .Seaby .ST 585, 587, cf 594), ]6]. UFS 7540 plain edge and 7200 better than very fine, others mostly fine, UFS 7540 milled edge pierced and scratched ( £35-45)

UFS 7540 plain edge bt. Jan. 1985; UFS 7540 milled edge bl, Baldwin Apr. 1985; UFS 7070 copper bt. Baldwin Mar. 1983; UFS 7070 brass ex Vorley, Feb. 1994; UFS 7200 and 7250 bt. Sept. 1992

492

Dumfries-SHIRE, Dumfries, T. Dickie & Co (UFS 7030; Seaby ST 581). Extremely fine, very rare, the only issue for the county (£25-35)

Ex Hogarth, June 1986

493

Lanarkshire, Glasgow, Arnott Cannock & Co (2); Equitable Loan & Pawnbroking Co; A. Ferguson & Co (2); C. Millar; Retailers' Tokens (2). 1828, 1830; Dr. J.K. Stuart (5), 1840. 1841 (4); R. Wathew, 1856; J. Whyte; Mr. Wylie, 1869 (UFS 7280 [2, edges milled and plain], 7300 [edge plain], 7310 ]2, different ohv. dies], 7330, 7370, 7380, 7390, 7400, 7410, 7420, 7430, 7460, 7480. 7485; Seaby ST 580A, 600, 601. 603, 604, 607, 609, 613, 614, 614A). [16]. UFS 7280 milled edge and 7430 fine, others generally very fine, one or two better hut 7485 pierced, several rare, particularly the last two (£70-90)

UFS 7280 milled edge bt. Jan. 1985; UFS 7280 plain edge bt. Rogers Feb. 1985; UFS 7300 bt. Jan. 1990; UFS 7310 [as pi. 35] ex Brunei [from Sellen, 1973]; UFS 7310 variety ex Brunei [from Cutler St. Mkt. 1976]; UFS 7330 ex Brunei [from Ferguson. Jan. 1976]; UFS 7370 ex Vorley, Feb, 1994; UFS '7380 and 7410 ex Spink Auction 28 (399. part); UFS 7390 bt. July 1983; UFS 7400 ex Brunei [from Mannings. 1966]; UFS 7420 and 7430 ex Vorley; UFS 7460 ex Hogarth, June 1983; UFS 7480 ex Brunei; UFS 7485 bt. Aug. 1985 [pi. 37, this piece],

494

Co. Antrim, Ballymena, Greene & Sinclair; Belfast. J. Arnott & Co (3), Ferrar & Co. Ferrar & Taggart, W. Foster (2), W, Gilmore, B. Hughes (2). Macartney. 1849. B. McGlade (2), C. McGlade (2), C. & P. McGlade (3). McKenzie Bros (2), R. McKenzie (3). Mackenzie & McMullen (3), Mackenzie & Saunders. Robertson Bros; Carrickfergus, Cunningham & Co; Island Magee and Carrickfergus, Cunningham & Co (UFS 5350, 5360. 5380 [plain edge], 5390, 5400, 5410. 5430 [2, different dies. 01/Rl, 02/R2], 5440. 5460 [2, different dies, Ol/Rl. 02/R2], 5465, 5480, 5490. 5500 [2, varieties with square and round 3], 5510, 5520 ]2. different dies, Ol/Rl, 02/R2], 5530 ]2, different dies, Ol/Rl, 02/R2], 5540 [2. different obv. dies], 5550, 5560 [3. brass, reads MAKENZtE, copper and brass, reading Mackenzie], 5570, 5580, 5600. 6430). [31]. UFS 5580 fair, one UFS 5460, one 5520 and 6430 fine, others generally veiy fine, several better, an excellent and very comprehensive group of Belfast city Issues, some rare types (£150-200)

UFS 5350 bt. Johns Sept. 1990; UFS 5360 ex Spink Auction 28 (399. part); UFS 5400 and .5460 02/R2 ex Brunei; UFS 5430 Ol/Rl ex Brunei [from Alamal. 1971]; UFS 5465 bt. Seaby May 1985; UFS 5480 ex Brunei [from A. Davidson. Apr. 1970]; UFS 5510 ex Brunei [from Ferguson, 1969]; UFS 5520 Ol/Rl ex Brunei [from Charing Cross Mkt, 1980); UFS 5530 02/R2 and 5560 copper bt. Baldwin Mar. 1983; UF,S 5560 makenzie ex Brunei [from Fergu.son, Aug. 1977]; UFS 5570 ex Hawkins (325. part; Bell, UF p.l6l, no.23. this piece): UFS 5580 bt. Dickinson Apr. 1989 [believed ex Hawkins]; UFS 6430 ex Hogarth. Feb. 1983; others all ex Went

495

Co. Arm.<\gh. Armagh. Arm.slrong & Co (UFS 5300); Co. Down, Ballymacarreit, J. Jones; Newtownards. Bowman Bros (3) (UFS 5340 [edge milled], 6690. 6700 [2. dilTereni rev. dies, 01/Rl. OI/R2]); Co. Londonderry, Coleraine, R. Small (UFS 5640). [6|. First and last very fine, others fine, mostly rare, particularly the first (£50-70)

UFS 5300. both 6700 and 3640 all ex Went; UFS 5340 bt. Denton Oct. 1990; UFS 6690 ex Hawkins (325. part; Bell. UF p.l76, no. 3. this piece)

496

Co. Cork. Cloyne, R. Swanton; Cove, Swanton & Co; Macroom, J. Welply; Milchelstown, D. Mahony; Queenstown. Swanton & Co; Skibbereen. G.J. Levis, P. Vickery (2), S. Vickery (UFS 5630, 5910, 6630, 6660, 6710, 6740, 6750 [2, one struck en inedaille], 6760). [9]. UFS 6660 fine and with attempted piercing, others all veiy fine or better, some scarce, all the issues for these locations except one Macroom (£60-80)

UFS 6660 and 6760 bt. Baldwin Nov. 1983; UFS 6750 en inchlaille ex Brunei [I'rom W. Davidson. 1970); others all ex Went

497

Co. Cork. Cork. Arnott & Co; J. Arnott & Co; G.S. Beale, 1842 (4); J. Carmichael & Co. 1841; E. Cleburne; Cork Pawn Office; W. Fitzgibbon (2). 1835 and undated; D. Hegarty (4); J. Helen; Lyons & Co; E.D. Mahony; J. McCarthy; J. O'Donoghue; Ogilvie & Bird. 1838; W. Reardon; M.W. Rogers; A. Sheppard (UFS 5660, 5670. 5680 [2. copper and brass], 5690 ]2, one struck en medaille], 5700. 5710. 5720, 5730. 5740, 5750 [4, 01/Rl (2. one struck en medaille). 02/R2, 03/R3], 5760, 5780. 5790. 5800. 5830, 5840, 5850. 5870. 5890). [24]. Very fine and better, an excellent city group and probably the best ever gathered together outside Ireland, several very rare (£150-200)

UFS 5660 bt. Pratcbett Dec. 1983; UFS 5690 normal axis bt. Denton May 1989; UFS 5800 ex Brunei [from M. Davidson. 1982]; UFS 3750 02/R2 bt. Jan. 1985; UFS 5850 bt. Baldwin Dec. 1984; UFS 5870 ex Spink Auction 28 (399. part); others all ex Went

498

Co. Dublin. Dublin. Andrews & Co; T. and G. Austin. 1861; Byrne & Co; Cannock White & Co (5); City Arms; GPO Tavern (2); G. Kane (2); Kernan & Co; M. Killeen; McSwiney Delany & Co. 1853; O'Grady Clinton & Co (UFS 5940. 5950 [edge milled[. 5970, 5980 [2. plain and milled edges[, 5990. 6()()() [2, large and small letters on rev.\. 6010. 6050 [2. with and without signattire[. 6070, 6090. 6140. 6145. 6160, 6190). [I7[. UFS 6010. both 6050 and 6140 fine, others very fine and better, some very rare (£120-150)

UFS 5940 bt. Pratchett June 1987; UFS 5950 ex Brunei [from Ferguson. 1976; pl.31. thi.\ [)iere\'. UFS 5990 bt. Dickinson June 1987; UFS 6010 bt. Feb. 1990; UFS 6070 bt. Baldwin Nov. 1983; Ul-'S 6090 ex Brunei [Bell. l.lF p.l8l. no. 15. this piece]: Ul'S 6140 ex Hawkins (325. part; Bell. UF' p. 182, no. 19. this piece, incorrectly given as SI. Organ collection); UF.S 6160 ex Brtinel |lrom A. Dtividson. Sept. 1972]; others all ex Went

499

Co. Dublin, Dublin, P.J. Plunkett, Scott Bell & Co (2), S. Sloman & Co, T. Smith & Co, Talty Murphy & Co, Thompson & Co (3), Todd Burns & Co (3), 1834 (2) and undated. Webb & Co; Kingstown [Dun Laoghaire], Harrison & Co (2) (UFS 6200, 6220 [2, ‘oval’ and ‘round’ 0], 6240. 6250 [22rnm. edge milled], 6260, 6280, 6290, 6300, 6310 (2, 01/Rl, as Bell UF p.l8, and 02/R2], 6320, 6350, 6500, 6510). [15]. UFS 6240 and 6250 fine, both extremely rare, others very fine and better (£80-100)

UFS 6200 ex Vorley, Dec. 1984; UFS 6220 ‘ovaP O. 6310 02/R2. 6500 and 6510 ex Went; UFS 6220 ‘round' O and 6320 bt. Baldwin Mar. 1983; UFS 6240 ex Hawkins (325, part; Bell. UF p.l86. no. 30. this piece): UFS 6250 acq. 1983; UFS 6260 ex Brunei [from Strickland, 1977]; UFS 6280 bt. Baldwin Nov. 1984; UFS 6290 bt. Denton May 1989; UFS 6300 bt. Baldwin Mar. 1984; UFS 6310 01/Rl bt. Simmons June 1987; UFS 6350 bt. Nov. 1983

500

Co. Galway, Galway, Farquarson & Co, 1839 (2), Fortune & Co; Gort, J. Boland; Loughrea, J. O’Flynn, 1842 (UFS 6370, 6380, 6390, 6420, 6620 [large flan, 22mm]). [5]. Fine to very fine but third stained and scratched, mostly very rare, including the only types for Gort and Loughrea (£50-80)

UFS 6370 ex Brunei [from Ferguson. 1976; pi. 32, this piece]: UFS 6380 bt. Pratchett Dec. 1985; UFS 6390 ex Vorley, Apr. 1987; UFS 6420 ex Hawkins (325, part; Bell, UF p.l91 no. 6, this piece): UFS 6620 ex Went

501

Co. Kerry, Killarney, McSweeny & O’Keefe (3), C.A. O’Keeffe; Tralee, J. Hanrahan & Co, J. Lumsden & Co, Lumsden Orr & Co, 1839, M.H. Reardon, 1839 (UFS 6440, 6450, 6460. 6480, 6780, 6790. 6800. 6810). [8]. UFS 6450, 6460 and 6810 very fine, others fine, 6790 dirty, mostly rare, a good county group only lacking one issue (£80-100)

UFS 6440 ex Hogarth, bt. Baldwin May 1987; UFS 6450, 6800 and 6810 ex Went; UFS 6460 bt. Baldwin Mar. 1983 [pi. 32. this piece]: UFS 6480 bt. Feb. 1990; UFS 6780 bt. Whitmore May 1991; UFS 6790 ex Brunei [acq. at BANS Congress, York, 1977]

502

Co. Limerick, Limerick. J. Egan, 1832, McArdell & Bourke, 1843, Mont de Piete. 1837, Revington. Higginson & Co, 1846. Scarr Bros. J. Unthank & Sons; Newcastle, F. O’Connell (UFS 6530, 6550, 6560, 6570, 6580, 6590. 6680). [7]. UFS 6580 fine, others generally very fine, first better, mostly rare (£70-100)

UFS 6530 bt, Baldwin Nov, 1983; UFS 6550 bt. May 1992; UFS 6560 bt. Baldwin Mar. 1983; UFS 6570 ex Brunei; UFS 6580 ex Went; UFS 6590 ex Spencer [Spink Auction 28] (148. part); UFS 6680 ex Spink Auction 28 (399. part; pi. 32, this piece).

Includes the interesting issues of McArdell & Bourke. gunpowder merchants, and Florence O’Connell, who was one of very few females to circulate her own tokens at this time

503

Co. Longford, Longford, J. Maxwell (UFS 6600. metal is copper); Co. ROSCOMMON, Athlone and Moate, Burgess & Co (UFS 5320). [2]. First about fine, second very fine, both extremely rare (£40-50)

Both ex Went

504

Co. Tipperary, Clonmel, P, McSwiney & Co, McSwiney. O’Brien & Co; Tipperary, Morris (UFS 5610, 5620, 6770 \recte Morris]); Co. WEXFORD, Enniscorthy. W.l. Johnston & Co (UFS 6360). [4]. UFS 6770 about extremely fine, others fine to very fine, all very rare, all the issues for these counties (£70-90)

UFS 5610 ex Brtmel |lrom St Marlins Coin Co, ndj; others all ex Went

505

Co. WatI'RI'oui), WiitcrI'oid, C. Carlelon, 1841; .1. Carroll; .I.W. Dclaluiiity; I). Holden, 1855; W. Kirkwood; McLecr & Kelly; Milling & Co; Wal.slie Robertson & Co, 1846 (UFS 6820, 6840, 6850, 6860, 6870, 6880, 6890, 6900). |8|. Generally very fine, some rare, an exeellent eiiy f>roiip. only laeking one type (£90-120)

UFS 6840 bl. Dickinson May 1987; UFS 6860 bl. Baldwin Mar. 1983; UFS 6870 bt. Baldwin Dec. 1983; others all ex Went

506

Uncert.ain Locality, Argosy Braces; Bon Marche Tea, 1867; R. Hoare; R. Holt, 1867; ‘Hot Roles’; Lifely, 1867; LPT Co, 1820; Masters & Co; Tohpaca (UFS 7620, 7630, 7740, 7750, 7760, 7790, 7810, 7840, 7900); together with two Crystal Palace ‘medalets’ (UFS p.207, QV1/CP2 mule, footnote o, and UFS p.209, CP 16, brass). [II]. UFS 7740 and 7790 fine, others very fine and better, some rare (£40-50)

UFS 7620 ex Brunei; UFS 7630 ex Vorley, July 1983; UFS 7740 bt. Baldwin Mar. 1983; UFS 7750 and 7790 ex Vorley; UFS 7760 ex Spink Auction 28 (399, part); UFS 7810 bt. Pratchett Nov. 1984; UFS 7840 ex Brunei [from W. Davidson, 1969]: UFS 7900 ex Brunei [from King, 197 1 ]; QVI/CP2 mule bt. Johns Oct. 1990; CP16 bt. Dickinson Apr. 1989

THE TONY PARDOE COLLECTION:

OTHER |■AR'I’I !ING AND [-ARTHING-.SIZED TOKENS 507

Prl-I82() I-arthings: Camuridgfsiiire, Chatteris, W. Curtis, 1813 (2) (Davis 2, 5); Durham, Gateshead, J. Harrop, 1814 (D, 3); SURREY, Walworth, J. Bean, 1814 (D. 8); Yorkshire, Leeds, issuer uncertain, 1817, Malton, issuer uncertain, 1815 (2), York, issuer uncertain, 1814 (D. 118, 119 [2, edges straight milled and diagonally milled], 153). [8], Both Chatteris and second Malton fine, others very fine, last better and nicely patinated (£40-60)

Cambs D.2 bl. Denton May 1989; D.5 bl. May 1993; Durham D.3 bl. Dec 1991; Surrey D.8 bl. Sharman Jan. 1986; Yorks D.l 18, 119 with diagonal milling and 153 bl. Johns Oct. 1990; Yorks D.l 19 straight milling bt. Johns Sept. 1990

508

Miscellaneous Issues: Berkshire, Reading, Chesterton & Son, brass, 20mm (Bell, UF p.232, no.l); Cumberland, Keswick, T. Goodfellow, brass, 23mm; Derbyshire, Derby, J. Cadman, copper, 24mm; Essex, Colchester, J.R. Bedwell (2), c. 1870 and c. 1902, both brass, 24mm (Adams 391-2); Herefordshire, Munsley, G. Cotton, uniface brass, 24mrn; Norfolk, Norwich, Ladyman, l/41b, by Ardill (2, different obv. dies), both brass, 19mm (Bell, UF p.233, no. 2); Nottinghamshire, Nottingham, Clarke & Co, copper, 28mm (H. p.315). [9]. Last about fine, others very fine and better, some scarce (£50-70)

Reading ex Brunei [from Cutler St Mkt, 1970]; Keswick and Derby ex Vorley; Colchester A. 39 1 ex Brunei [from Strickland, Apr. 1973], A. 392 ex Brunei [from Rogers, 1974]; Munsley ex Hogarth, bt. Oct. 1988; one Norwich ex Vorley. other ex Brunei; Nottingham ex Simmons Mailbid Sale. June 1990 (142)

509

Miscellaneous Issues: Lancashire. Hulme, W. & J. Beardsley, Pomona Gardens, copper, 25mm(D. & W, 60/121); Liverpool. Seamens’ Mutual Friendly Society, membership badge, rev. stamped 526, copper, 23mm (Bell. UF p.50, 110.34); Manchester. Falkner Bros (2), Stevenson Square, octagonal brass, 24mm, and New Bazaar, brass, 26mm (for latter cf. Bell p.55), Jennison’s Zoological Gardens, brass, 25mm (D, & W. 90/332). [5]. Second and fourth better than very fine but fourth pierced, others fine (£30-40)

Hulme bt. Baldwin Sept. 1992; Liverpool bt. Oct. 1990; Manchester Falkner 24mm ex Brunei [from Johns, 1977], 26mm ex Brunei [from Darer, I972|; Jennison bl. Sharman Jan. 1983

510

Miscellaneous Issues: London, Change Alley, Cornhill, W. Griffin, 1843 (2, different), both brass, 24mm (H. p.813. nos. II. 12); Cheapside. R. Romanis, c. 1850. brass, 24mm; Edmund Street, I. Jackson, 1832. copper, 24mm; Ely Place. Holborn, L. & A, Pyke, post- 1871, brass, 24mm; Golden Square. R. Laidlaw. brass, 22mm; Great Crown Court. Claxton’s, St. James’s Club, brass, 23mm (Bell. UP p.74, no. 2); Great Russell Street, P. Whelan. 1848, brass. 26mm (H. pi. 26. no. 2); High Holborn, Green & Co. brass, 24mm; High Street, Bloomsbury, Cox, brass, 26mm; Leadenhall Street. P, Toole & Co (3), c. 1880, H(eye) class whiskies, and TOOLE'S BLEND (2. 011 thin [3.46gml and thick [5.56gm] flans), all brass, 25mm; Lombard Street. W. Griffin, 1842, copper. 22mm (H. p.812. no. 4, recte 22mm); Oxford Street, J. Cox, brass, 26mm; St Paul’s Churchyard. Allan. Son & Co, c. 1850. brass. 25mm. Bailey & Ritchie, brass, 25mm {cf. Bell Sale, lot 256); Strand, W. Warrington, 1843, brass, 23mm (H. pi. 30. no. 11); Upper King Street. Bloomsbury. P. Maclure, brass, 24mm; West Street, Smithfield, Red Lion, 1844, brass, 22mm. [20]. An interesting group, a few fine but the majority veiy fine or better, some undoubtedly rare (£100-150)

Change Alley 813/1 1 bt. Jan. 1989. 813/12 bi. Pratchett Aug. 1984; Cheapside bt. Mar. 1982; Edmund St bt. Baldwin Sept. 1992; Ely Place and Gt Crown Ct ex Brunei; Golden Sq bt. Sept. 1992: Gt Russell St bt. Denton May 1989; High Holborn bt. Mar. 1994; High St bt. Aug. 1985; Leadenhall St high class bt. Pratchett Sept. 1990, @ 3.46gm bt. Sharman Jan. 1983, @ 5.56gm bt. June 1990; Lombard St bt. Johns Oct. 1990; Oxford St bt. Sharman Jan. 1983; St Paul's Churchyard both ex Brunei [Allan Son & Co from W. Davidson, Oct. 1968]; Strand bt. Pratchett Nov. 1984; Upper King St ex Brunei; West St bt. Baldwin Oct. 1992.

The Red Lion in West Street. Smithfield. was a watering-hole of many Londoners of ill repute, including the notorious housebreaker Jack Sheppard

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Miscellaneous Issues: Surrey, Brockham, Priendly Society, copper ticket, 1846, 26min (D. & W. -); Croydon, G. Carter, brass, 24mm; Southwark, G. Carter (2, different), both post- 1851. earlier issue with bust of Carter, both brass, 24mm; uncertain location, London Road. W.S. Harris, brass, 23mm. [5]. Second and fourth very fine, others fine, first doubly-pierced and damaged (£25-35)

Brockham and early Southwark bt. June 1990; Croydon bt. Pratchett Oct. 1983; later Southwark bt. Sept. 1990; London Rd ex Vorley

512

Miscellaneous Issues; Warwickshire. Birmingham, S. Hiron. brass, 24mm (H. p.297a); Nichols, brass, 24mm (H. p.297b and pi. 1 7, no. 2. this piece): P. Vaughton & Sons, brass, 23mm (H. p.487 - WM only). |3]. First good fine, others I'erv fine or better, all whist markers (£15-20)

First two ex Hawkins (325. part (firsl acquired in Apr. I986|); Iasi bt. .Sept. 1992

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Miscellaneous Issues: Yorkshire, Bradford, Laycock & Co, brass, 24mm; Leeds, Bishops Wine Cellars, Halfpenny, 1880. brass, 24mm. Lion Suits, brass, 23mm. 1 3). Second about very fine and with small piercing, others very fine, all rare f£'25-i5)

Isl bl. l-eb. 1992 |Yorks. altribution believed unconfirmed]; 2nd bt. Johns Sept. 1990; 3rd ex Brunei

514

Miscellaneous Issues: Angus, Coupar Angus, J. Robertson, 1856. brass, 22mm (Seaby ST 575), Dundee, Farrell, brass, 21mm (ST 578); Lanarkshire, Glasgow, R.W. Forsyth (3), 19 Renfield Street, brass, 25mm. and 5 & 7 Renfield Street (2, one en medaille), both brass, 26mm (ST 606). J. Roger & Son, brass, 25mm (ST 61 1), Wilson’s, plated brass, 21mm; Midlothian, Edinburgh, J. Anderson, brass, 26mm (ST 597), C.H. Farquharson, brass, 25mm (cf. ST 588), J.S. Forsyth, brass. 25mm, R.V. Thomson, brass, 24mm; Renfrewshire, Greenock. J. Orr, copper, 23mm (ST 671). [12]. Last only mediocre, Forsyth at 19 Renfield Street fine but pierced, others generally vety fine, several rare (£60-90)

Coupar Angus ex Brunei [from Ferguson. 1977]; Dundee ex Hogarth. Sept. 1992; Forsyth 19 Renfield St ex Brunei, both 5 & 7 Renfield St ex Brunei [en medaille from W. Davidson, 1969. other from Whelan. 1971]; Roger ex Brunei; Wilson bt. Johns Oct. 1990; Anderson ex Brunei [from F.J. Jeffery, 1968]; Farquharson ex Brunei [from Ferguson, June 1975]; Forsyth ex Brunei; Thomson bt. Sept. 1986; Greenock bt. Feb. 1983

515

Miscellaneous Issues; Co. Dublin, Dublin, E. Dunne, copper, 23mm (Todd 85; cf. ‘Dublinia’ Sale, lot 422). Fine, reverse better (£15-25)

Ex Went

516

Miscellaneous Issues: Uncertain Localities, Ash’s Patent Shuffler, copper, 20mm; E. Bussey/P.T., copper, 22mm; W. Blundell, Alexandra Hotel, uniface brass, 23mm; General Tom Thumb, 1846, brass, 23mm; Guarda Chuvas, 1901. brass, 21mm; Izod, Stay Maker, copper bracteate, 24mm; Joint Stock Provision Co, copper, 19mm; Prince Arthur Hotel, brass, 23mm; Regina Pens, 1911, brass, 22mm; Star [Inn], by Cottrill, brass, 22mm; Wilcox’s Sovereign Purse, post-1901, brass, 23mm; trial piece, rose, rev. thistle, copper. 22mm; uniface QVs (4), counterstamped JJG. TL with a balloon, rr and SHIPLEY with sun, all brass, 22mm. [16]. Last four fair, others generally fine or very fine, some scarce (£45-60)

Ash ex Brunei [from Ferguson. Jan. 1972]; Bus.sey bt. Sharman Jan. 1983; Blundell bt. Sepi. 1984; Tom Thumb ex Vorley. Feb. 1994; Guarda ex Brunei [from Newman, Oct, 1975]; Izod and Wilcox ex Brunei; Joint Stock and Star ex Hawkins (325, part); Prince Arthur Hotel ex Vorley. Nov. 1990; Regina ex Brunei [acq. 1977]; trial piece and jjg with no provenance; TL bt. Pratchett June 1987; rr bt. Mar. 1986; SHIPLEY ex Brunei [from W. Davidson. 1968]

5 17

Commemorative and Medallic Issues: Earl Grey Appointed Prime Minister, 1830 (2. types with facing head and head to left, both brass, 21 and 22mm {cf BHM 1442; E. 1226; cf. Bell Sale, lot 310); Historical Register of Births. Deaths and Marriages Established. 1845, brass, 23mm (BHM 2211); Death of Wellington, 1852. brass. 27mm (Eimer 170); Opening of the International Exhibition, 1862, brass. 22mm. [5|. Last e.xtremely fine, others fine (£10-15)

Grey 21mm bl. Seaby Sept. 1985; Grey 22mm bt. Johns Oei. 1990; 3rd bt. Denton May 1989; 4th bt. Aug. 1985; 5lh no provenanee

BRITISH TOKENS

WORLD COINS

538

Elizabeth i. pewter tokens (4), obverse double-headed eagle, reverse tudor rose. One chipped, otherwise fine to very fine (£60-80)

539

Ireland/Isle OF Man, Limerick copper Halfpenny, 1679, obverse winged bull, reverse harp, engrailed edge (W 574: Mackay 13). Flan split at 3 o’clock, good fine (£30-40)

540

19th Century: Kent, Sheerness Dockyard, Stores check, a Victorian Halfpenny, 1841. countermarked on rev. S (arrow) jan 1841 in circular depression (Scott I8.8A, this coin). Coin and countermark fine to very ftne, scarce (£25-35)

Ex H.D. Gibbs (158) and Spink Auction 6 (874). The attribution to Sheerness is tentative

541

19th Century: London, Islington, Metropolitan Cattle Market, bronze ticket for 18 Pence by R. Neal, City crest, official salesman, reverse value, 30mm (Hawkins p.678, C). Very fine, scarce (£10-15)

A receipt ticket for the fee paid for occupying a stand, believed issued c. 1 890

542

19th Century, Warwickshire, Birmingham Workhouse Threepence Token, 1813 (2). Very’ good to fine (£20-30)

543

19th Century, Warwickshire, Birmingham Workhouse Threepence Token, 1813 (2). Vety good to fine (£20-30)

544

Tokens checks weights, etc. (116), 17th to 20th Century issues [1 16]. Many very fine, severed better (£50-70)

545

Coin Weight, by J. Kirk, obverse bust of Joseph I of Portugal, reverse three pounds twelve within scroll. Vety fine (£20-30)

546

Annam, Japan, etc., miscellaneous coins (47), mostly Cash, Mostly fair or fine (£30-40)

547

Australia, George V, Florin, 1914 H (KM 27). Good fine, scarce ( £40-60)

548

Australia, George V, Florin, 1915 (KM 27). Very fine, hut dull ( (£40-60)

549

Australia, George V, Florin. 1918 M (KM 27). Good very fine, toned ( £40-60)

550

Australia, George V, Florin, 1919 M (KM 27). Edge bump at 9 o'clock, very fine toned (£60-80)

551

Australia, George V, Florin, 1924 (KM 27). With some surface marks and has been cleaned, othem-ise very fine (£30-40)

552

Australia, George V, Florin, 1932 (KM 27). Fine (£30-40)

553

Australia, George V, Florin, 1934 (KM 27). Better than very fine (£30-40)

554

Australia, George V, Florin. 1934-35. Centennial issue (KM 33). Good vety fine (£50-60)

555

Australia, George V, Florin, 1935 (KM 27). About extremely fine, dull tone (£40-60)

556

Australia, George V, Halfpenny. 1923. Fine (£60-80)

557

Australia, Edward VII To George VI. silver coins. Crown, 1937, extremely fine. Florins (11), 1910, 1911, 1912. 1913, 1914 (2, one very fine). 1919M, 1921. 1927 Parliament, 1931. 1936. 1942. these last four extremely fine. Shillings (5, including 1921*, this very fine. Sixpences (13), Threepences (2) [32], except where stated fair to fine (£100-150)

558

Australia. Edward VII to Elizabeth IF Florins. 1910-1914. 1915-1917, 1921-1923. 1925-1931. 1933, 1936. 1938-1954, 1956-1963, Commemoratives, 1927. 1951, 1954, contained in a Dansco folder. Fair to ftne. later issues better (£100-150)

559

Australia, Edward VII to Elizabeth IF Shillings, a complete .set, 1910 to 1963, contained in a Dansco folder. Fine to very fine, many better (£100-150)

560

Australia. Edward VII To Elizabeth II, Sixpences and Threepences, a complete set. except Threepences of 1921/22 and 1944S, contained in a Dansco folder [108]. Fine to vety fine, many better (£60-80)

561

Australia, Edward VII To Elizabeth II, Pennies, a complete set except 1930, contained in a Dansco folder. Fine to very fine, many better { £60-80)

562

Australia, Edward VII To Elizabeth II, Half-Pennies, a complete set except 1923, contained in a Dansco folder. Fine to very fine, many better ( £60-80)

563

Bermuda, Duke & Duchess of Windsor, Sovereign size coin, dated 1936, obverse conjoined busts of Edward and Mrs. Simpson reverse sailing ship. About as struck (£40-50)

This lot and the next 12 lots comprising a .series struck in 1986 for an American mail order company, they are struck in 9ct gold and we understand that around 50 of each design was struck

564

Burma, Duke & Duchess of Windsor. Sovereign size coin, dated 1936, obverse conjoined busts of Edward and Mrs. Simpson reverse peacock. About as struck (£40-50)

565

Canada, Duke & Duchess of Windsor, Sovereign size coin, dated 1936, obverse conjoined busts of Edward and Mrs. Simpson reverse beaver. About as struck (£40-50)

566

Ceylon. Duke & Duchess of Windsor, Sovereign size coin, dated 1936, obverse conjoined busts of Edward and Mrs. Simpson reverse elephant. About as struck (£40-50)

567

Cyprus. Duke & Duchess of Windsor, Sovereign size coin, dated 1936, obverse conjoined busts of Edward and Mrs. Simpson reverse coat of arms. About as struck (£40-50)

568

Falkland Islands, Duke & Duchess of Windsor, Sovereign size coin, dated 1936, obverse conjoined busts of Edward and Mrs. Simpson reverse penguin. About as struck (£40-50)

569

Gibraltar, Duke & Duchess of Windsor. Sovereign size coin, dated 1936, obverse conjoined busts of Edward and Mrs. Simpson reverse lion castle and key. About as struck (£40-50)

570

Gold Coast, Duke & Duchess of Windsor, Sovereign size coin, dated 1936, obverse conjoined busts of Edward and Mrs. Simpson reverse coat of arms. About as struck (£40-50)

571

Hong Kong, Duke & Duchess of Windsor. Sovereign size coin, dated 1936, obverse conjoined busts of Edward and Mrs. Simpson Junk. About as struck (£40-50)

572

New Guinea, Duke & Duchess of Windsor. Sovereign size coin, dated 1936, obverse conjoined busts of Edward and Mrs. Simpson reverse bird of paradise. About as struck (£40-50)

573

Ni-.w Zealand, Duke & Duchess of Windsor. Sovereign size coin, dated 1936. obverse conjoined busts ol Pxlward and Mrs, Simpson reverse kiwi. About as struck (£40-50)

574

Sierra Leone. Duke & Duchess of Windsor. Sovereign size coin, dated 1936, obverse conjoined busts of Edward and Mrs. Simpson reverse lion. About as struck (£40-50)

575

Southern Rhodesia, Duke & Duchess of Windsor. Sovereign size coin, dated 1936, obverse conjoined busts of Edward and Mrs. Simpson reverse impala. About as struck (£40-50)

576

British Colonial Coins, 19th & 20th Century issues, AR (11), /E etc (49) [60]. Fair to fne. later issues better (£60-80)

577

Canada, copper 19th Century tokens, various. Pennies (7). Halfpennies (28) [35]. Fine to very’ fne. a few better (£60-80)

578

China, Chinese Cash, a few multiples, including many earlier issues (approx, 410). Mostly fair of fine, a few better (£140-180)

579

Czechoslovakia, Republic, medallic silver issues (2). for 10th Anniversary of Republic. 1928, 34mm, and Re-opening of Kremnica Mines, 1934, 30mm; Peoples' Republic, commemorative 100-Korun, 1949, for 700th Anniversary of Jhhlava Mining Privileges. Extremely fine or better (£20-25)

580

Ethiopia, Kingdom of Abyssinia, Mahaleki, EE 1885 (1892) (KM 1). good very fine and rare, but rather discoloured (£60-80)

581

European coins, 17th to 20th Century issues, Germany (68, including 3 porcelain issues), Netherlands (12) [80], Fair to fine, some better (£100-150) .

582

France, Napoleon.. 40-Francs, 1811 A. Has been made in to a locket, pierced at 12 o'clock, very fine (£40-60)

583

France, Limoges, immobilised Denier in the name of Otho; Charles IX, Sol Parisis, Montpellier; Henri 111, Double Sol Parisis, 1583; other French medieval silver coins (5). later Jetons (2, one in silver. 1782. this extremely fine); Netherlands. Brabant, Charles the Bold (1467-77). Double Sol d'argent; Flanders. Philip the Good, Double Gros. ]I2]. Except as described, mostly fair or fine (£70-100)

584

France. First Republic. Sol. 1793, year II. Nantes (KM. 1 22). A superb example, extremely fine with full original colour, extremely rare in this condition (£140-180)

585

Francis, 18th to 2()lh Century issues, AR (9), /F etc (115) 1 1 24 1 . Mostly fine' to very fine, a few heller (£70- 1 00)

586

Germany, Brunswick-Liineburg, George II, Lautenthaler, 1750, a trial striking in lead, crowned arms, reverse lute player, 33.63gni, struck en medaille (cf. Dav. 2099; KM. 293). Only fair to fine hut all detail clear, the date not otherwise known on a regular silver issue, extremely rare (£50-100)

The regular issue dates are 1745, 1749, 1752 and 1756

587

Germany, Prussia, Frederick William 111, Sixth-Thaler, I826d (KM. 129a); German East AFRtCA, William II, Rupee. 1890, Quarter-Rupee, I906j [3], First extremely fine, others very fine or better but have been cleaned in the past (£50-70)

588

Germany, Prussia, Wilhelm, 5-Marks, 1874 A, 1876 C. Both good fine (£15-20)

589

Germany, Westphalia, 5-Million Marks and 10,000-Marks, both 1923; together with miscellaneous world coins, 1687-1971, in silver (12) and base metal (45) [59], Mostly fine or very fine, a few better (£50-60)

590

Gibraltar, 2-Qtiarts, Quart and Half-Quart 1842/0, Tokens, 2-Quarts (3), 1802, 1810, 1812, 1820, Quarts (3), 1802, 1810, 1820 [9], First poor, second extremely fine, others fine to very fine (£80-100)

591

India, mediaeval and modern coins, silver (33), billon and base metals (240), including Jitals, Rupees and Native States coppers [273], Many very fine and interesting (£80-100)

592

India, Bharatpur, Jaswant Singh (1852-1893 AD), portrait Rupee, VS 1910 (1858) (KM 176). About very fine (£30-40)

593

India, Sultans of Bengal and Sultans of Delhi, silver Tankas (20). Mostly very fine, several with test marks (f80-100)

594

India, Indian Princely States, etc., silver Rupees and smaller AR (50); Indian copper coins, mostly of the Princely States (85). Many very fine, a few better (£60-80)

595

India, Mughal Emperors, Princely States, etc., silver coins (98). Mostly fine or very fine (£80-100)

596

India, E.I.C., silver coins (25), include portrait issues of William IV and Victoria. Mostly fine or very fine (£30-40)

597

India, E.I.C. to Republic, cupro-nickel, copper and bronze coins (approx. 160). Mostly fine or very fine (£20-30)

598

India, William IV, Rupee, I835e; Victoria, Rupee and Half-Rupee, both 1840, type II; George V, Rupees (4), 1911b, 1911c, 1921, 1922; other Indian Rupees (5) 1 12|. Mostly very fine or heller, hut several cleaned (£70-80)

599

India, George V, Rupee, 1921 (KM 524). Tiny reverse rim nick at 12 o’clock, otherwise brilliant and practically as struck (£60-80)

600

India, George V, Rupees (2), 1921, 1922 (KM 524) [2]. Very fine (£40-60)

601

India, George V, Rupee, 1922 (KM 524). Lightly grazed in field behind bust, otherwise brilliant and practically as struck (£60-80)

602

India, Victoria to George VI, Regal Series; silver Rupees (30); Half-Rupees (18); Quarter-Rupees (25); Two-Annas (43) [116]. Mostly fair to about very fine, but generally discoloured (£80-100)

603

Ionian Islands, 30-Lepta, 1834, 2-Oboli, 1819, Obol, 1819, 2-Lepta (2), 1819, Lepton (5), 1834, 1857, 1848, 1849 (2, one pierced)\%62 [llj. Fine to very fine (£60-80)

604

Israel, 5-Lirot (7), 1961 Bar Mitzvah (2), 1962 Negev (2), 1965 Knesset (3) (Dav 261-2, 265) [7], Brilliant mint state (£80-100)

605

Israel, Commemorative 5-Lirot, 1962, for the 14th Anniversary of the Negev Industrialization (KM 35). About as struck (£15-20)

606

Japan, Mutsuhito, Yen (3), Meiji 14, 27, 38; 50 Sen (2), Meiji 38. 39 [5], First three fine, others very fine or better, last toned (£50-70)

607

Japan, Mutsuhito, 20 Sen (3), Meiji 4 (2), 31; 10 Sen (4), Meiji 20, 25, 31. 44; 5 Sen (3), Meiji 6, 10, 24; Sen, Meiji 9 [11). Very fine and better (£80-100)

608

Japan, Yoshihito. Yen (2), both Taisho 3; 50 Sen (2), both Taisho 6; 10 Sen, Taisho 6; silver medals (2), 5th National Industrial Exhibition, Osaka, 1903, 24mm, and the Imperial Mint, Osaka, 23mm [7]. Very fine and better, medals with clips and rings for suspension (£50-70)

609

Palestine, British Mandate, 100-Mils, 1935 (5). Almost as struck (£70-100)

610

Palestine, British Mandate, 100-Mils, 1939 (5). Almost as struck (£70-100)

611

Palestine, British Mandate, 50-Mils, 1935 (5). Almost as struck (£50-60)

612

Palestine, British Mandate, 50-Mils, 1939 (5). Almost as struck (£20-30)

613

Palestine, British Mandate, 50-Mils, 1939 (5).

Extremely fine (£20-30)

614

Palestine, British Mandate, 50-Mils, 1939 (5).

Extremely fine (£20-30)

615

South africa, Kruger. 2 Shillings, 1896; Palestine, British Mandate, 50 Mils, 1940; Straits Settlements, Victoria, 20 Cents, 1889, Edward VII. 50 Cents, 1902; together with other British Colonial coins, in silver (18) and base metal (15), including several Straits Settlements. [37]. First two extremely fine, third very fine, remainder mostly fine (£60-80)

616

Spain, Alfonso XII, 5 Pesetas, 1885 (67), MSM, an unusual error; together with other Spanish billon and base metal coins, Enrique III to Philip IV (9), all scarce or rare types, identified in envelopes [10]. Mostly fine (£50-70)

617

Spanish Netherlands, Albert and Isabelle, Patagon, 1616 (D 4432). Very good (£20-30)

618

Spanish Netherlands, Albert and Isabelle, Patagon, 1617 (D 4432). Very fine (£20-30)

619

Spanish Netherlands, Albert and Isabelle, Patagon, 1617 (D 4432). Very fine (£20-30)

620

Spanish Netherlands, Albert and Isabelle, Patagon, nd., Antwerp (D 4432). Fine (£20-30)

621

Spanish Netherlands. Albert and Isabelle, Patagon. nd.. Antwerp (D 4432). Fine (£20-30)

622

Spanish Nethi;rland.s, Albert and Isabelle, Patagon. nd., Antwerp (IJ 4432). Pen' ,//7ie (£20-30)

623

Spanish Nethi.rlands, Philip IV. IJucaton, Brabani, type II. 1638 (VCllI 327-lb), (load fine (£40-50)

624

Spanish Netherlands, Philip IV, Ducatone, Brabant, 1648 (D 4454). Fine (£20-30)

625

Spanish Netherlands, Philip IV, Ducatone. Brabant, 1652 (D 4454). Fine (£20-30)

626

Spanish Netherlands, Philip IV, Ducatone, Brabant. 1662 (D 4454). Very fine (£20-30)

627

Spanish Netherlands, Philip IV, Ducatone. Tournai. 1646 (D 4458). Fine (£20-30)

628

Spanish Netherlands, Philip IV, Patagon, Brabant, 1638 (D 4462). Fine (£20-30)

629

Spanish Netherlands, Philip IV, Patagon, Brabant, 1657 (D 4462). Fine (£20-30)

630

Spanish Netherlands, Philip IV, Patagon. Brabant, 1658 (D 4462). Fine (£20-30)

631

Switzerland, Confederation, 5 Francs, 1923b; Netherlands, William Ill. Gulden, 1864; Portugal, Carlos I, 200 Reis, 1898 Discovery; USA Half-Dollar, 18600; French Indo China, Cent, 1923; together with other miscellaneous world coins, in silver (13), base metal (2) [20]. First, third and fifth extremely fine, others mostly fine or very fine, a few better (£90-110)

632

Turkey, Abdul Mejid. 250 Kurush, year 18 (F 17; KM 680). Has been mounted at 12’o’clock. fine (£60-80)

633

United States of America, Barber Half-Dollars, 1892-1915D [73], Walking Half-Dollars 1916-1946D [65], Franklin Half-Dollars. 1948-1963 [35], Kennedy Half-Dollars, 1964-1973 (19), contained in two'The National Coin Album" albums [192]. Fair to fine, many very fine, later issues better (£300-400)

634

United States of America, a silver Dollar of 1883, with head of Liberty "shot" through ihe centre and in very high relief. Very fine, an interesting euriosity (£60-80)

Thought to have been mtide for the Chieago Exposition of 1

635

United States oe America, Half-Dollar, 1828, capped bu.si type, ,square ba.se 2, small 8, large reverse letters. Almost as struck, very attractive even tone, a superb example (£500-700)

This coin would probably be graded in the US system as MS63 or 64

636

United States of America, Commemorative Half-Dollar, 1925S, for California Jubilee. Extremely fine or better, toned, but with flaw to obverse to r. of pan-handler (£20-30)

631

United States of America, Barber Quarter-Dollars, 1892-1916D, the complete set (74), contained in two plastic frames. The I901S only fair, mostly fine to very fine, some better (£500-600)

638

United States of America, Washington Quarter-Dollars, 1932-1967 (88), contained in an album “The National Coin Album”. Fine to very fine, later issues better (£80-100)

639

United States of America, Dimes 1892-1967, contained in an album “The National Coin Album” [196]. Fair to fine, many vety fine, later issues better (£200-300)

640

United States of America, Nickel Five-Cents, 1866-1876, 1880-1884, 1886-1967, contained in an album “The National Coin Album” [192]. Fine to vety fine, later issues better (£150-200)

641

United States of America, Proof Nickel Five-Cents, 1877. Has been cleaned and impaired, otherwise extremely fine (£200-250)

642

United States of America, Proof Nickel Five-Cents, 1878. A little tarnished, otherwise extremely fine or better (£300-400)

643

United States of America, Nickel Five-Cents, 1879. Fair to fine, rare (£100-150)

644

United States OF America, Nickel Five-Cents, 1885. Fine, rare (£60-80)

645

United States of America, Nickel Five-Cents, 1937 D, three legged type. About fine (£60-80)

646

United States of America, Five-Cents, 1866, 1868, 1915, 1925, Three-Cents, 1853, Two-Cents, 1864, Cents, 1848, 1852, 1864, 1857, 1859, Half-Cent, 1825 [12]. Fair to fine, .some better ( £40-60)

647

United States of America, Lincoln head Cents, 1909-1968, the complete set 1160], contained in three album sleeves. The 1909S VDIi very fine or better, the others fine to very fine, later issues better (£200-300)

648

United States of America, Small Cents (580), all Lincoln head, bronze. Mostly fine or better (£120-150)

649

United States of America, Half-Cent, 1794. Harshly- cleaned, otherwise better than fine (£200-300)

650

United States of America, Proof sets (3), 1953, 1954, 1955, contained in plastic frames. About as struck (£60-80)

651

United States of America, Proof sets (17), 1955, 1956 (2), 1957-1961, 1962 (2), 1963, 1964, 1968-1972, specimen sets (9), two with two coins missing; Canada, Specimen sets (3), 1964-1966 [Lot), Mostly about as struck (£60-80)

652

West Indies, Jamaica, Pennies (2), 1869, 1910, Farthing, 1880, all extremely fine or better, St. Kitts, Dog, S.K. countermark on a 2-Sous, fair, St. Thomas & Princes’ Islands, 20-Reis 1815 R, extremely fine , Tobago, T.B. countermark on a 2-Sous, fine (£80-100)

653

Coins IN COPPER and bronze ( 1 12). mostly 18th & 19th Century issues, but some earlier [112], Manx fine (£40-60)

654

Coins of Mombassa, Morocco, Tibet, Turkey, etc., (72). Mostly fine or vety fine (£30-40)

655

Miscellaneous Coins of the World, in silver (44) and base (84). mostly 19th Century issues and earlier, many different Countries [128], Several vety fine (£60-80)

656

Coins of THE World, in silver (102), base (8), a wide selection [110], Many fine or very fine (£60-80)

657

20th Century coins of the World, in silver and base metal, Ethiopia, Canada etc [28]. Varied state, manv extremely fine (£40-60)

658

Coins of THE World. 17ih to 2()ih Century, several hundreds, generally base metal [Lot], Manx fine to vety fine (£50-70)

BRITISH HISTORICAL MEDALS

659

Coins of the World, 18th to 20th Century issues (total weight approx. 4.4 kgs), including some silver [Lot]. Fine to very fine, some better (£150-200)

660

Coins of the World, in silver and base metal (212), including several Ancient issues [212]. Many fine (£40-60)

661

Coins, MEDALS AND TOKENS, in various metals (136), generally 18th to 20th Century but a few earlier [136]. Many fine or better (£50-70)

662

James i. Peace with Spain, 1604, silver medal, 33mm, bust of James I in decorative cap almost facing, reverse figures of Peace and Religion (Eimer 84). Nearly very' fine and scarce (£60-80)

663

Charles i, memorial medal, unsigned, perhaps by Thomas Rawlins, uncrowned bust right, dividing C R. reverse hammer striking diamond on anvil, 41mm, loop for suspension, cast and chased (MI 340/187). Very’ fine and very rare (£100-150)

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664

Charles ii. Coronation 1661, by Thomas Simon, struck in gold, the official Coronation medal, 29mm (Ml i, 472/76; V. Loon II, 470; Wollaston 5). Slight rim indentation at 12 o'clock, otherwise extremely fine, red tone, with some brilliance, extremely rare (£1000-1500) See back cover illustration

665 X

James ii. Coronation, 1685, a silver medal by .1. Roettier, laureate bust righi, reverse crown hekl over wreath on cushion, 34mm (M l. 605/5; L 273). Ahoiit extremely fine, toned (£150-200) lix IVgg (S.^S)

666 X

George l, Coronalion, 1714, a silver medal by J. Croker, laureate bust right, reverse King being crowned by Britannia, 34mm (M4. 424/9; E 470). Some light scuffing in obverse field, otherwise good very fine (£50-70)

667 X

George it. Coronation, 1727, a silver medal by J. Croker, laureate bust left, reverse King being crowned by Britannia, 34mm (M.I. 479/4; E 510). A few light marks, otherwise brilliant and toned, practically as struck and a particularly nice example (£100-120)

Ex5CMBFeb. 1981 (UI38)

668

George ii. The King’s Private Roads, 1737, oval copper pass, numbered 1673 (Bendall, SNC 1995 p.340, type III; D&W 6). Pierced with blue ribbon for suspension, usual die flaw on obverse, otherwise very fine (£50-70)

Ex Sotheby 22 Mar. 1984 (206. part)

669

.Iames Wolfe, 1759, death in Quebec, TE gilt medal, by J. Kirk, bust left , rever.s-e funerary urn (BHM 37; Eimer 674; Betts 422). Nearly very fine, .scarce (£120-150)

670 X

Death of John Manners, Marquis of Granby, 1770, a silver medal by L. Pingo, bust right, reverse COM militvm AMOR within wreath surrounded by rays, 40mm (BHM 146). Several light surface marks in obverse field, has been cleaned in the past hut now cjuite pleasantly retoned, very fine and extremely rare (£90-120)

Ex SCMB Mar. 1981 (U 1 90)

671

Siege OF Gibraltar, 1783. Dutch copper medalet, royal GEORGE, admiral kempenfelt, 33mm; Board of Trade Rocket Apparatus, Proof of Service at a Wreck, copper medal, 36mm; other copper medals (2) [4]. First two about extremely fine and better, others very fine (£30-50)

1st bt. Spink Apr. 1971

672 X

Death of the Earl of Effingham, 1791, a silver medal by J. Milton, bust left, reverse Britannia seated on globe, edge lettered. 35mm (BHM 353; Stainton 9; E 844). Extremely fine and practically as struck, nicely toned (£80-100)

Ex Glendining 21 May 1986 (209). Thomas Howard, Earl of Effingham (1747-91). appointed Master of the Mint. 1784

673

Battle OF THE Nile, 1798. a bronze-gilt medal by J.G. Hancock for P. Kempson, bust of Nelson three-quarters left, reverse river-god watching the battle. 48mm (BHM 448; E 889). Light scuffing and rubbed on Nelson’s nose, otherwise very fine, scarce (£40-50)

674 X

Union of Great Britain and Ireland, 1801, a silver medal by C.H. Kiichler, armoured and draped bust left, reverse Britannia and Hibernia greeting each other, 48mm (BHM 524; Pollard 24, obv. 2; E 927). About extremely fine, toned (£180-220)

Ex Sotheby 30 Sep. 1980 (370)

675

Lord Keith and the Death of Abercromby, 1801, white metal medal by J.G. Hancock, 49mm (BHM 537; E 901); Nelson Memorial, 1805, white metal medal by P. Wyon, 52mm (BHM 579; E 958), glazed and set into a gilt mount, with loop for suspension: Passage of the Douro, 1809, bronze-gilt medal by N. Brenet and E.J. Dubois for Mudie, 41mm (BHM 671; E 997) [3]. Very fine and better (£40-50)

1st ex SCMB Aug. 1972 (M73); 3rd ex SCMB Aug. 1979 (U355)

676

Battle OF Trafalgar, 1805, copper medal by T. Webb, bust of Nelson left, reverse Bellona advancing towards galleys, 53mm (BHM 577; E 957). Practically as struck, a particularly nice example (£50-70)

Bt. Apr. 1971

Oil

WiLi.iAM Pu r, AK gill portrait Tassie, c. 1805, named on the reverse to S. Grove Price, lixtremely fine, small flaw in the portndt ( £60-80)

678

William Wilberforce, 1807, election ticket, white metal, 40mm. Extremely fine, pierced at top, and a good example of this type (£30-50)

679

Blucher, Prince of Wagstadt, white medal complimentary medal, 1814, by Mills, head right, reverse THE SUPPORT OF HIS KING THE DELIVERER OF HIS COUNTRY AND THE ADMIRATION OF EUROPE, 40mm (BHM — ); with a uniface German iron portrait medal of Blucher, 48mm [2]. Has been cleaned and somewhat marked to surfaces and rims, otherwise very fine, not noted by Brown and rare (£15-20)

680

Marquis of Hastings, Governor General of India, c. I8i6, boxwood lid, bust of Hastings left, 80mm, by J. Westwood. Splits in wood (not affecting the portrait), very fine, attractive red patina, very rare and interesting (£ 60-80)

Although John Westwood is more usually recognized as a medallist, Forrer records that his medal dies were sometimes u.sed to emboss snuff boxes. This is the only of the portrait in any form known to the cataloguer.

681

George iv. large circular uniface portrait medal, c. 1821. 86mm, by F. Boileau. bust of George IV left, head laureate (BHM---; Eimer— ; Forrer—), Very fine (£40-60)

This medal, which is affixed to a circular wooden mount, appears lo be completely unrecorded, as is ihe medallist, no mention of whom can he found in any reference works on the subject.

682

Wellington's Peninsular Victories, 7 white metal medals from the Mudie's series (Eimer 952, 989, 1042, 1046, 1066, 1077 & 1080; BHM 567, 637, 789, 825, 867, 889 & 892). Generally extremely fine or better, and most retaining their original brilliance (£70-100)

683

George hi. Peace of Paris, 1814, red wax impression of reverse of Thomas Wyon Jr medal. Peace and Victory crowning Britannia, 53mm (Cf. BHM 804), contained in an original circular brass case, very fine; together with a Dublin Penny token of Wellington; and Sir Charles Cockerell, Election Validated 1819, AE medal, 53mm, by J.P. Suffield, Tower and town seen through archway, reverse inscription (BHM 979; Eimer 1111), good extremely fine (£60-80)

684

Mudie’s National Medals, 1820, a complete set of the 40 copper medals published by J. Mudie and struck by E. Thomason, Birmingham, covering events from Lord Howe's Victory at Ushant, 1794, to the Ionian Islands, 1817 (BHM 387, 432, 438, 476, 504, 509, 567, 595,

635, 637, 666, 671, 673, 713, 718, 727, 730, 735, 756,

760, 761, 765, 769, 776, 777, 789, 825, 854, 859, 868,

867, 869, 871, 884, 889, 891, 892, 921, 933, 958) [40],

Extremely fine, an attractive set, all in envelopes described (£500-600)

With one exception (BHM 595) all bt. from London dealers between 1970 and 1973

685

Mudie s National Medals, 1820; Settlement of the British at Bombay and the EIC Victory of 1804, in silver, by J.P. Droz and G. Mills, Neptune reclining on globe, reverse Neptune seated, 41mm (BHM 567; E 952). Extremely fine and toned (£50-70)

Ex Spink Auction 22 (I 120)

686

Mudie’s National Medals, 1820 (3); Memorial to Lord Nelson, 1805, copper, by T. Webb; Battle of Talavera, 1809, copper, by G. Mills, from the cracked die; Battle of Vittoria, 1813, copper, by G. Mills, from the cracked die, all 41mm (BHM 596, 673, 756; E 963, 999, 1033) British Victories in India, 1818, copper medal by W. Wyon; Surrender of Bhurtpoor, 1826, copper medal by B.R. Faulkner, both 41mm (BHM 974, 1263; E 1108, 1183) |5). Last very fine, others extremely fine, in envelopes described (£40-50)

1st, 2nd and 5th ex SNC July 1973 (6366, 6369, 6401); 3rd bt. Mrs Allen May 1978; 4th bt. Mrs Allen Sept. 1975

687

Alexander I of Russia, white metal complimentary medal by Wyon, bust right, EMPEROR OF all the russias around, reverse THE HEROIC DEFENDER of HIS COUNTRY around above, THE AVENGER OF EUROPE in centre within wreath, 45mm (BHM — ). Some scuffing, otherwise better than very fine, not noted by Brown and rare (£15-20)

688

Prince Albert, brass box, 1861, in his memory, bust left, reverse legend, 41mm, containing four miniature coins. Good very fine, not of superb workmanship but a charming Victorian souvenir (£20-25)

The miniature coins are in no way connected to the box.

689

The Freeing of Five Thames Bridges, 1879, a copper medalet, bust of Prince of Wales left, reverse legend, PRESENTED BY H.O. HAMBORG, etc., 22mm (BHM -). Extremely fine and brilliant (£10-15)

Most of the bridges over the River Thames were built by private enterprise and tolls were payable for those people who wished to cross them. The Wandsworth, Putney and Hammersmith bridges had been declared free of tolls in 1878, and this piece was stmck to mark the opening of the Albert and Battersea bridges to free passage by the Prince of Wales on 24 May 1879, making five in all. H.O. Hamborg was a tobacconist at 30 Great Smith Street. Westminster

690

Francis Albert Rollo Russell, 1914, JE uniface, 130mm, by M.G. Gillick, draped bust left, set onto a marble frame. Extremely fine (£60-80)

A very early example of the work of Mary Gillick, who is more usually associated with the coinage designs of later British monarchs. Nothing is known of the sitter.

691

Eric Gill (British sculptor), uniface portrait medal, undated, by G. T. Friend. 42mm (MJP, p.44; cf. collection [Glendining’s, 6.7.1988] lot 172). Discoloured and somewhat mishandled, very rare (£30-40)

An experimental piece in bold relief within an incu.se base below the flat table, produced only as electrotypes. Perhaps one of the two M.J. Pinches pieces.

692

Edward, Prince of Wales, 1925, Visit to Argentina, JE medal by Grabados, facing bust of the Prince of Wales, reverse inscription, 31mm, with suspension loop; together with a pin badge, also of Argentina, but with a different portrait of Edward [2], Extremely fine, both scarce (£40-60)

693

Bromsgrove Guild, c. 1926, IE repousse circular plaque, 97mm, St. Hubert kneeling with two dogs, a horse and a deer around, signed Bromsgrove guild, set into a wooden frame, 140mm, overall. Nearly extremly fine and apparently unrecorded (£60-80)

694

City of Lincoln Arts and Crafts Exhibition, AR prize medal, by Vaughton, 1927, standing female figure, two youths at her feet, reverse inscription in wreath, 52mm. Extremely fine, rare (£40-50)

695

John Constable (English painter, 1776-1837), French portrait medal, 1938, by A. Rivaud, 70mm (CGMP — ). Extremely fine (£20-30)

Issued on the occasion of an exhibition of English held at the Louvre, Paris, 1936. Unusually for a French medal not marked on the edge with the Paris mint privy mark and perhaps struck el.sewhere than the national mint.

696

Winston Churchill, a large 3E uniface cast portait medal, c. 1945, head and shoulders, bust almost facing, wearing bow-tie and civilian dress (Engstrom---), 165mm. Suspension loop, very fine and rare (£60-80)

697

Victoria, 9ct gold medal, 22mm, 1984, obverse similar design to a I long Kong Dollar, reverse the coats of arms of England, Scotland and Ireland. About as struck (£30-40)

698

Victoria, 9ct gold medal, 22mm, 1984, obverse similar design to a Hong Kong Dollar, reverse the coats of arms of England, Scotland and Ireland; Edward viii. Sovereign size medal, dated 1936, struck c. 1984 [2]. Both with test cuts, about as struck (£30-40)

699

Prince Andrew and Sarah, marriage medal, 1986, obverse co-joined busts, reverse Westminster Abbey, 22mm, 9ct gold. About as struck (£30-40)

700

Masonic: Grand Master and President of the Ereemasons, 1802, bronze medal, conjoined busts of George Prince of Wales and William Duke of Clarence right, reverse various Masonic symbols in two circular vignettes, 42mm, by J.G. Hancock (BHM 530); Eimer 937). Better than very fine and attractive (£40-50)

701

Masonic: Knights Templar, breast badge, silver and enamel, HM 1919; Royal Ark Mariner Jewel, silver and enamel, HM 1911; together with two other non-masonic orders [4]. All cased, except first, very fine (£60-80)

702

Chiswick Camera Club, 1904 silver medal. Camera and other photographic equipment, figure of Fame above. reverse inscription, 44mm. Very fine (£40-60)

703

Royal College of Music, silver prize medal; Instituic of Architects, bronze medal for Rome Scholarship; Royal Academy of Arts School's Medal, by Gillick. bronze; and a large Italian bronze medal for Cardinal Alanus. 1858 |4]. First and last extremely fine, others mishandled (£40-50)

704

Turner's Company, Freedom and Livery badge, silver gilt, 1872-1895, Arms of the Company, reverse thirteen line inscription, 52 x 83mm. Extremely fine (£40-50)

706

Wales, Llanwonno .School Board, 1902, gold, 25mm, conjoined busts of Edward Vll and Alexandra, right, reverse four-line engraved inscription, named and dated on the edge, suspension loop. Very fine and scarce (iHO-iOO)

The cataloguer cannot recollect having before seen a .school award of this type.

707

Commemorative Medals, 19th and 20th century issues in bronze and base metal (48). Generally mishandled, cleaned and with marks to sinfaces and rims, a few better (£70-80)

705

Scotland, Glasgow University, a group of three awards to Douglas M. Dunlop, viz, an engraved 9ct gold badge (For Excellence in Bible Examinations, 1922), 46 x 34mm, 10.95gm, hallmarked Birmingham 1918; an engraved 9ct gold medal by Elkington of Birmingham (for Latin, 1928), 68 X 51mm, 3L05gm, hallmarked 1927; and a hollow gilt medal by Kirkwood of Edinburgh (for Greek, 1928), 38mm, 12.35gm. [3], Extremely fine and better, first tw’o with clips and rings for suspension, last two in fitted cases of issue (£150-200)

Second illustrated

A COLLECTION of STOCKBROKER BADGES

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A SUPERB COLLECTION OF BADGES, MEDALS AND TICKETS RELATING TO STOCKBROKING (29):

Brokers’ Badges

Type 1 (issued c. 1707-14), arms and supporters, semper EADEM on scroll, reverse arms of the city of London, usually name of holder on tablet below, 41mm (Caldecott 1; E. 426)

1*) Un-named. Silver, cast, small rim bruise, fine or better; ex SNC July 1984 (4631)

Type 2 (early cast issue, c. 1715-1760), similar, but died ET MON DROIT on scroll, 39mm (Caldecott 2)

2) John Galpine. Silver, better than fine but has been cleaned

3) Willm. Leathley. Silver, about fine; bt. Rimer Dec. 1986

4*) Wm. Midford. Silver, very fine but centre of Royal arms lightly tooled; bt. Schwer May 1985

5) Mark Woodhouse. Silver, possibly renamed, fair; bt: Rimer May 1985

Type 2 (later struck issue, c. 1 760- 1 800), similar, but larger coats of arms on both sides, 40mm (Caldecott 2)

6) John Preston. Silver, better than very fine but has been cleaned and re-toned; bt. Mrs Allen May 1980

1) John Steele. Silver, almost very fine; ex SNC Sept. 1979 (8166)

8*) John Willock. Silver, extremely fine and attractively toned; ex SNC Sept. 1984 (5793)

Type 3 (by John Milton, issued c. 1801-30), new crowned arms and supporters, reverse similar, 41mm (Caldecott 3; Stainton 49; E. 936; Hawkins p.86; MG 1337)

9) John Adam. Silver, very fine and toned [Hawkins, p.87, this piece listed]; ex SNC Sept. 1979 (8165), bt. Stanley Gibbons Oct. 1980

10) William Haslehust. Silver, very fine but cleaned in the past

11*) G.L. Jackson. Silver, extremely fine and toned; ex SNC Apr. 1977 (3578)

12) James Thos. Jeune. Silver, very fine but cleaned In the past [Hawkins, p.87, this piece listed]; ex SNC Sept. 1979 (8164). hi. Stanley Gibbons Oct. 1980

13) Samuel Parker. Silver, good very fine; bt. C. Rusted Sept. 1981

14) William Rowe. Silver, good fine but cleaned; ex SNC July 1976 (5750)

15*) Un-named. Copper, a specimen striking on a thick fan (44.35gmj. extremely fine; bt. Schwer Oct. 1988

Type 4 (by Benjamin Wyon. issued c. 1831-7), similar. Royal arms bearing the Hanoverian inescutcheon, small rose below, reverse similar, blank exergue for name, 40mm (Caldecott 4; E. 1239; Hawkins p.774)

16*) Un-named. Copper, a specimen striking on a slightly thicker flan (27.95gm), about extremely fine; bt. Schwer Oct. 1988

Type 5 (by Benjamin Wyon, 1837-84), similar. Royal arms without (he Hanoverian escutcheon, large rpse below, 41mm (Caldecott 5; Hawkins p.774; MG 1336)

17*) Ford Barclay. Silver, brilliant and practically as struck; bt. Mrs Allen May 1980

18) William Henry Haslehust. Silver, brilliant and as struck, in maroon case of issue by Wyon, 287 Regent St

19) John Woodhouse Heseltine. Silver, about vers' fine; bt. Rimer Jan. 1982

20) James William Jeune. Silver, polished at one time, otherwise extremely fine and brilliant, in Wyon case [Hawkins, p.774, this piece listed]; ex SNC Sept. 1979 (8168)

21) Samuel Lowndes. Silver, extremely fine and brilliant, toned, in Wyon case [the top rubbed]; bt. Mrs Allen Jan.

1980

Type 6 (by Joseph Davis, issued c. 1830-e), similar, but triangular-shaped City arms on rev., 40mm (Caldecott 6) 22*) Samuel Parker Jun. Silver, extremely fine and practically as struck, a post-1837 issue with the Hanoverian escutcheon deliberately erased from the die, the rarest of the modern types; bt. C. Lusted Sept. 1981

Type 7 (by Christopher Ironside for John Pinches, issued 1972+), view of the new Stock Exchange building between the Royal Exchange and the Bank of England, reverse City of London arms, space for name in exergue, 44mm (E. 2126)

23) M.A.C. Petre. Silver, brilliant and practically as struck, in blue case of issue by Pinches; ex SCMB Dec.

1981 (U953)

24*) Joel B. Witte. Silver, brilliant mint state; in Pinches case (£1 ,500-2,000)

Within the Corporation of the City of London it has been the practice for over three centuries to operate a form of licensing of brokers, a system confirmed by charters and Acts of Parliament of 1697, 1707 and 1817. To qualify as a candidate for admission to the roll of sworn brokers, an applicant had to be a Freeman of the City: in other words, to have obtained membership of any one of the City Livery companies. Once he could satisfy this credential, he would be sworn in before the City's Court of Aldermen, depositing a suitable bond and sureties. Once accepted, the new broker was issued with a licence on which he had to pay an annual rent, and a badge or pass, what became known as the silver ‘broker's medal', on which his name would be inscribed, and which would provide proof of his bona fides.

The earliest medals date to the period 1697-1706, but in 1707 the complete control of stockbrokers was granted to the City, which caused the first in a series of brokers' badges to be struck. A redesign was occasioned by tbe Union of 1801. and later through the succession of Victoria to the throne. Although most 18th century badges exhibit signs of wear, those issued in the 19th century tend to have survived in unworn state, probably because the holders seldom had need to produce them to satisfy anxious clients. An .Act of 1870 restricted the powers of Aldermen and a further Act of 1884 abolished their rights, along with the registration of brokers and. consequently, the issue of badges.

Some personal details pertaining to the above pieces are:

John Adam (elected 1819. Fruit): James Thos. Jeune (el. 182.J, Drug): James William Jeune (el. 18.66. Drug): Samuel Parker Jun. (el. 1827. Patten-Maker). The lot is sold with the original parchment document dated 3 April 1827. admitting the freedom of the City of London to Samuel Parker Junior, endorsed on the back bv the Clerk

Martin Anthony Chaworth Petre (el. 1970): joined Grenfell and Colegrave. Moorgate. 1972. Petre operated an inner partnership within Grenfell and Colegrave with three other brokers, but stole 40 Krugerrands from the partnership in 1980. Caught with a forged receipt. Petre was jailed for 9 months at the Old Bailey in 1981: he was expelled from the Stock Exchange in July of that year. His colleagues made up the £1 1.600 loss from their own funds, even though Petre had a £16.()()0 overdraft. Petre. released from prison and living in Nottingham, was adjudicated bankrupt in March 1982.

Thomas Wood, auctioneer. Bartholomew Lane: his tokens were payable at the Old Stock Exchange, the building shown on them. Wood was declared bankrupt on 8 Dec. 1813.

John Ashby, 3 Bartholomew Lane, Bank: became a sworn general broker in 1811: he was elected to the Stock Exchange 1814, .serving as a broker in his own name until 182.6. and then again from 1829-30. George White Young entered into partnership with Ashby in 1831, becoming a sworn broker in 1833 and sole owner of the business after 1834 wheiv Ashby retired from the Exchange

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A GROUP OF JACOBITE SILVER MEDALS, 1688-1788

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Birth op Prince James, 1688, a silver medal by J. Smeltzing to the order of Ignatius White, the English Ambassador in Holland, bust of James II left, rose below, reverse Queen sat up in canopied bed, holding the infant Prince, 60mm (Woolf 1:2 [Sale, lot 3]; MI 630/51; E. 290). Extremely fine and attractively toned, rare