Sale 61: Important Australian & World Coins, Banknotes & Military Medals, The W.J.Noble Collection of British Tickets, Passes & Tokens

1 · Bedford, Henry Fitzhugh, farthing, 1655 (W.13.) Biggleswade, John Bray, halfpenny, 1668 (Swan) (W. 23); Thomas Tompkins, farthing (Falcon) (W.25). Shefford, Isaac Sheppard, farthing, 1664 (W.89). Nearly fine-fine. (4)

2 · Eaton Bray, Thomas Bridges, halfpenny, 1669 (man making candles) (W.43A;as SCBI Norweb 31 but dies upright or en medaille). Nearly very fine and scarce.

3 · Bedfordshire, Risley, Mary Earle, halfpenny, 1668 (3 pipes) (W.83A, was Derbyshire W.108, dies at 0ø); Norfolk, King's Lynn, John Howard, farthing, 1660 (Hand holding scheers) (W.87). Sussex, Cliff, Mary Akehurst, halfpenny, 1667 (W.73). The first pierced otherwise fair; fine; poor. (3)

4 · Shefford, Isaac Sheppard, farthing, 1664 (W.89). Woburn, Francis Collman, halfpenny, 1667 (W.101). Good fine; very fine. (2)

5 · Woburn, Francis Collman, halfpenny, 1667 (W.101). Nearly extremely fine.

6 · Abingdon, Thomas Geagle, halfpenny (3 clubs) (W.4; as SCBI Norweb 118, inverted die axis.) Newbury, Borough farthing, 1657 (castle with 4 turrets) (W. 52). Good fine. (2)

7 · Abingdon, Thomas Geagle, halfpenny (3 clubs) (W.4). Newbury, Borough farthings, 1657 (castle with four turrets (W.52) (as SCBI Norweb 114a) (five turrets) (W. 54) (as SCBI Norweb 116) Reading, William Burly, farthing, 1655 (hand holding glove) (W.73); Thomas Phipps, farthing, 1652 (man making candles) (W.104). Windsor, Thomas Adames, farthing, 1652 (Tallowchandlers' arms) (W.163), John Wyron, farthing 1653 (fish hook) (W.174). Very good-good fine. (7)

8 · Aylesbury, Edward Cope, farthing (Drapers' Arms) (W.11). Newport Pagnell, Samuel Lambert, halfpenny (scales) (W.101). High Wycombe, Jeremiah Gray, halfpenny, (swan chained) (W.163). The last fine, others very fine. (3)

9 · Buckingham, John Rennals, halfpenny, 1668 (strip of lace) (W.36) (as SCBI Norweb 301).Very fine.

10 · Iver, Nicholas Mervin, farthing (Baker) (W.76). Nearly very fine and scarce.

11 · Great Marlowe, Peter Rivers, halfpenny, 1667 (Family Arms) (W.88). Very fine and rare.

12 · Olney, John Gaynes, farthing, 1652, (Scales) (W. 111). Stoney Stratford, Henrey Honnor, halfpenny, 1664 (W. 127). Fine-good fine, the second scarce. (2)

13 · Cambridge, John Bird, farthing, 1667, (Merchant Taylors' arms) (W.16); John Chaplyn, farthing, (stick of candles) (W.25;as SCBI Norweb 372). Linton, John Bittin, farthing, 1667, (Griffin) (W. 142). Very fine. (3)

14 · Cambridge, Will Bryan, farthing, 1652 (3 cloves) (W.20) (2); Joseph Heath, farthing, 1666, (Family arms) (W.52); John Newton, farthing, 1652 (grocers' arms) (W.65). Ely, Thomas Porter, farthing, 1663, (Grocers' arms) (W.115;as SCBI 443 in copper, die axis nearly 180ø). Very good-good fine. (5)

15 · Cambridge, John Chaplyn, farthing, (stick of candles) (W.25; as SCBI Norweb 372); Joseph Heath, farthing, 1666 (Family arms) (W.52; in brass as SCBI Norweb 392b die break under date). Very fine. (2)

16 · Cambridge, Peter Collins, farthing, 1656 (hand holding glove) (W.32;as SCBI Norweb 377); George Fellsted, farthing, (pestles in mortar) (W.41; as SCBI Norweb 384, but dies inverted); Owen Mayfield, farthing, 1658 (mitre) (W.64;as SCBI Norweb 400); John Newton, farthing, 1652 (Grocers' arms) (W.65); Thomas Powell, halfpenny, 1667 (group of lozenges) (W.73). Very good-good fine, the last scarce. (5)

17 · Chatteris, John French, halfpenny, 1669 (Drapers' Arms) (W.88A and as Ramsey; Huntingdonshire 27). Ely, Nicholas Malabar, farthing, 1658 (Woolpack) (W.113;as SCBI Norweb 441 but dies inverted, 180ø); John Weatherhead farthing, 1666 (Baker). The first bent otherwise nearly fine, the others nearly very fine or better. (3)

18 · Chester, Henry Williams, penny, 1667 (Ironmongers Arms) (W.38). Very fine and rare.

19 · Nantwich, George Wood, halfpenny, (Haberdashers' Arms) (W.69A dies inverted 180ø). Good fine and rare.

20 · Helston, William Penhalvrick, farthing, 1667 (W.16). Very fine.

21 · Penryn, Thomas Spry, farthing, 1667, (Family Arms) (W.59). Very fine.

22 · Redruth, Anthony Cocke, farthing, 1666 (3 cocks on shield-Family Arms) (W.70). Very fine.

23 · Cockermouth, A.B., farthing, (16) 64, I AM FOR A PUBLIQUE GOOD (W.2;as SCBI Norweb 574b but dies upright; or en medaille). Very fine and scarce.

24 · Ashbourne, Daniel Morley, halfpenny, 1669 (W.11). Chesterfield, Edward Wood, halfpenny (Apothecary) (W.47). First corroded on obverse otherwise fine. (2)

25 · Derby, William Dawson, halfpenny, 1669 Dier (Dyer) (W.59). Evenly worn, fine.

26 · Wirksworth, John Booth, farthing, (Mercers' Arms) (W.146). Good fine and rare.

27 · Axminster, T.W., farthing, (pot of lilies) (Town piece) (W.10). (South) Tawton, John Lethbridge, halfpenny (W.307). Fine; good fine. (2)

28 · Axminster, T.W., farthing (town piece) (pot of lilies) (W.10). Dartmouth, Thomas Sikes, farthing, (Grocers' Arms) (W.80). Tawton, South, John Lethbridge, halfpenny (W.307). Fine. (3)

29 · Exeter, Richard Freke, farthing, 1659 (Grocers' Arms) (W.106). Very fine.

30 · Exeter, W.W., farthing, 1666, at the Mairemaid (W.165; different dies to SCBI Norweb 703). Nearly very fine and scarce.

31 · Tiverton, Thomas Fowler, farthing, 1652 (Mercers' Arms) (W.320); Richard Wood, farthing, 1663 (W.336). Good fine. (2)

32 · Bridport, Danyell Taylor, farthing, 1666, (Mortar and pestle) (W.43). Cerne Abbas, John Randoll, farthing, (Grocers' Arms) (W.45), another struck en medaille. Fine. (3)

33 · Dorchester, Town farthing, 1669 (Town Arms) (W.53); Phillip Stainsbie, farthing, (Salters' Arms) (W.84). Sherborne, Robert Alford, farthing, (crowned rose) (W.156). Very good-fine. (3)

34 · Lyme Regis, Town farthing, 1669, (Town Arms) (W.93). Sherborne, Town farthing, 1669, (Mitre) (W.155;as SCBI Norweb 966). Nearly very fine. (2)

35 · Poole, Robert Cleves, farthing, (Grocers' Arms). Weymouth, John Senior, farthing, 1663, (fleur-de-lis) (W.205, dies 180ø or inverted) (illustrated). Wimborne, David Deane, farthing, 1668 (W.216). Fine-very fine, the second rare. (3)

36 · Durham, William Greeveson, farthing, (two angels holding crown) (W.29 in brass) (illustrated); William Jordan, farthing (crowned bust of Charles II) (W.34). William Roper, farthing, (Grocers' Arms) (W.39) (illustrated). Nearly very fine; fine; very fine. (3)

37 · Colchester, William Alldred, farthing, (Unicorn) (W.90) (illustrated); William Ferris, farthing, 1665 (W.114); Andr Formantel Junior, farthing, 1662 (W.115) and undated (W.116); Nathaniell Lawrence, farthing, 1662 (W.131); Thomas Peeke, farthing, (chained dog) (W.139). The first very fine others very good-good fine. (6)

38 · Colchester, Elias Moortier, farthing, (Fleur-de-lis) (W.137); Thomas Peeke, farthing, Wyre Street (chained dog) (W.139;as SCBI Norweb 124a) (illustrated); John Rayner, farthing, in St Peters (W.142); John Sewell, farthing, 1653 (Grocer) (W.148); Nathaniel Strickson, farthing, 1658 (W.150); Abraham Voll, farthing, 1668, (Merchant's mark) (W.158). Very good-very fine. (6)

39 · Hedingham, Castle and Sible, Robert Walford, farthing, (Woolpack) (W.208). Saffron Walden, William Wildman, farthing, 1656, (Fishes) (W.282). Witham, George Robinson, farthing, 1669, (Still) (W.351;as SCBI Norweb 1430) (illustrated). Fine; good fine; good very fine. (3)

40 · Barton Hundred, Tho Watkins, halfpenny 1668, (Tallowchandlers' Arms) (W.3). Campden, George Freeman, farthing, (3 cloves) (W.26) (illustrated). Newnham, Stephen Willcocks, halfpenny, 1667, (Cutlers' Arms) (W.136 dies at 180ø) (illustrated). Tetbury, farthing, 1669 (Town Arms) (W.163). The last with punch mark, the first crinkled, both fine, the others very fine. (4)

41 · Bristol, Town farthing, 1652R (=Ramage) (W.12; as SCBI Norweb 1464) (illustrated); another dated 1660 (W.16); another dated 1662R (W.18). Nearly fine-good fine. (3)

42 · Bristol, Town farthing (c.1597) rectangular (W.21;as SCBI Norweb 1450). Fine and very rare.

43 · Campden, Valentin Smith, farthing, 1651 (Wheatsheaf) (W.30;as SCBI Norweb 1611) (illustrated). Gloucester, Luke Norse Maior, farthing, 1657 (City Arms with R = Ramage) (W.77-9) (3); Town farthing, 1669 (W.81), Tetbury, Burrough farthing, 1669 (Town Arms) (W.163). Fair-nearly very fine. (6)

44 · Andover, Town, halfpenny, 1666 (Town Arms, FOR YE POORES BENEFIT) (W.13) (illustrated); similar but a farthing (W.14). Bishops Waltham, Thomas Penford, halfpenny, 1666 (Grocers' Arms) (W. 46) (illustrated). Fine-very fine. (3)

45 · Andover, Town farthing, 1666, (Town Arms, FOR YE POORES BENEFIT) (W.14 dies 270 degrees). Attractive brown patina, good very fine.

46 · Hereford, John Hill, halfpenny, (16) 57 (W.15); Will Welch, halfpenny, 1663, (Silk Weaver) (W.34). Nearly fine. (2)

47 · Baldock, John Godfreye, farthing, 1652 (Grocer) (W.7). Furneaux Pelham, Felix Calverd, halfpenny, 1668 (W.83). St. Albans, Ralph Bradbury, farthing, (Grocers' Arms) (W.171) (illustrated). Very good-good fine. (3)

48 · Sawtry, Robert Michell, halfpenny, 1667 (Tallowchandlers' Arms) (W.63). Very good.

49 · Ashford, William Botting, halfpenny, 1669, (Malt shovel) (W.4, dies 270ø) Canterbury, Thos Baker, halfpenny, 'DOUBLE TOAKEN' 1667 (Hand holding scales - Cheesmongr), (W.42); John Cardon, farthing, 1656 (Roll of bread) (W.47); James Cheever, halfpenny, 1663, (Hand holding shears) (W.50). The first good fine, the others very fine or better. (4)

50 · Canterbury, John Cardon, farthing, 1656, (roll of bread) (W.47). Maidstone, James Ruse, farthing (Grocers Arms) (W.385); Steven Weeks, farthing, (Weaver) (W.395). Rochester, Alice Cobham, farthing, 1651, (Family Arms) (W.464). Very good-good fine. (4)

51 · Dartford, Robert Capon, halfpenny, 1668, (Tallowchandlers' Arms) (W.130, dies at 90ø). Even brown patina, very fine and rare.

52 · Dover, Town halfpenny, 1668, FOR THE POORE, St. Martin on horseback dividing cloak with beggar; Town arms (W.198; as SCBI Norweb 2506). Nearly very fine.

53 · Maidstone, James Wolboll, farthing, 1664, (Grocers' Arms) (W.398) countermarked IG (in relief) in sunken serratted edge square. Fair and very rare, unpublished, possibly Irish.

54 · Bolton, John Okey, farthing, 1651, (Fish, Acorn & leaves) (W.14A, dies at 180ø). Even brown patina, very fine and very rare, unpublished in Williamson.

55 · Bury, Samuell Waringe, halfpenny, 1667 (Man on horse left). Evenly worn, fine/fair and rare.

56 · Leicester, Nathaniel Baker, farthing, 1667 (Angel) (W.31, dies at 90ø, different dies from Norweb 2825). Dark toned, very fine.

57 · Leicester, David Deakins, farthing, 1664, (Baker) (W.35). Chipped and cracked otherwise good fine and rare.

58 · Barton-on-Humber, George Kidson, halfpenny, (AT THE, SWAN) (W.11) (2, large and small flan). Boston, John Browne, farthing, 1666 (W.17); Christopher Coxal, farthing, (Ironmongers' Arms) (W.19). Bourne, Will Queningbrowh, farthing, 1656, (Mercers' Arms) (W.43). Fair-fine. (5)

59 · Brigg, Peeter Metcalfe, halfpenny, 1666, (W.45); Robert Trowan, halfpenny, 1668, (Rose) (W.48, dies 270ø) (illustrated). Epworth, Richard Parnell, halfpenny, (Chequers) (W.72). The first plugged otherwise good fine, the second fine/very fine and the third good/very good. (3)

60 · Crowland, The Poores (Town) halfpenny, 1670 (Arms of Abbey) (W.56). Fine.

61 · Crowland, Wallter Bird, halfpenny, 1668 (W.57, dies 0ø). Very fine.

62 · Grantham, Overseers of Ye Poore, halfpenny, 1667, (Borough Arms) (W.95) (illustrated), (W.96;as SCBI Norweb 2397); Thomas Doughtey, farthing, (Rose) (W.103). Helpringham, Anthony Newlove, halfpenny, (Grocers' Arms) (W.118). Kirton-in-Lindsey, Eustace Hooker, halfpenny, 1665 (W.135). Fair-good fine. (5)

63 · Lincoln, Citty halfpenny, 1669 (City Arms), octagonal shape (W.138;as SCBI Norweb 2953, 90 degrees). Slightly crinkled even brown patina, very fine.

64 · Lincoln, Samuel Aistrop, halfpenny, 1668, (Mercers' Arms) (W.141), farthing, undated (W.142); John Babb, farthing, 1668 (Mercers' Arms) (W.145); Tho Longley halfpenny, 1666 (Mercer) (W.152; dies at 270ø); (illustrated) Joseph Ludington, farthing, (Mercers' Arms (W.153) also halfpenny (W.154, dies at 270ø) (illustrated). Fair-nearly very fine. (6)

65 · Lincoln, Tho Longley, halfpenny, 1666 (Mercer) (W.152); Joseph Ludingham farthing (W.153) and halfpenny (W.154); Samuel Ludinton, farthing, (Mercers' Arms (W.155); John Midelborah, farthing, 1658 (Fishmongers' Arms) (W.158). Fair-good fine. (5)

66 · Lincoln, John Midelborah, farthing, 1658. (Fishmongers' Arms) (W.158); John Osgodbey, halfpenny (Fishmongers' Arms) (W.159, dies at 180ø); Samuell Williams, farthing, 1657 (Stationers' Arms) (W.172). Very good-good fine. (3)

67 · Long Sutton, Francis Cory, halfpenny, 1668 (Mercers' Arms) (W.176), Louth, William Hardy, farthing (Mercer) (W.193) (2, one struck en medaille). Fair-nearly fine. (3)

68 · Louth, Edward Thourald, halfpenny, 1670 (W.200, dies at 270 degrees). Good fine and rare.

69 · Sleaford, James Adamson, farthing, 1656 (Mercers' Arms) (W.210); John Garnner, farthing, (Mercer) (W.213). Spalding, Town halfpenny, 1667, (Town Hall, THE POORE); (W.217) Samuell Craford, halfpenny, 1666 (Crown) (W.221); John Havey, farthing, 1655 (Grocers' Arms) (W.222) Joseph Nutton, halfpenny, 1668 (Rose crowned) (W.224) (illustrated). Fair-fine. (6)

70 · Stamford, Overseers halfpenny, (Town Arms; woolpack) (W.235). Nearly very fine.

71 · Stamford, John Blyth, Charles Deale, farthing (Bakers' and Mercers' Arms) (W.240); William Walker, farthing, (W.253). Nearly very fine. (2)

72 · Wainfleet, John Shaw, halfpenny, 1670 (Mercers' Arms) (W.268). Good fine and rare.

73 · Chelsea, Adrian Westerban, halfpenny, 1667 (AT YE PRINC OF ORANGE) (W.29). Nearly very fine and rare.

74 · Chiswick, William Smeeth, farthing (W.37). Hampstead, Thomas Leddell (in script) halfpenny, 1669 (Queen's head) (W.79) (illustrated). Uxbridge, Anne Engelfeild, halfpenny, 1668 (Millrind?) (W.225) (illustrated). Fair; good fine; very fine. (3)

75 · Shadwell, Beniamin Miller, halfpenny, 1666 (Windmill) (W.187). Very fine.

76 · Westminster, I.B., farthing, (AT THE SARASONS HEAD, grocer (W.241). Nearly very fine.

77 · Bethlem (Bishopsgate Without) Thomas Lear, farthing, 1662 (Crescent Moon) (W.189). Bishopsgate Without, Thomas Goss, farthing, 1652, (Beehive) (W.288). The second has edge hammered up otherwise both nearly very fine. (2)

78 · Bishopsgate Without, Edward Bailey, halfpenny, 1667 (Hare) (W.268). Porous otherwise fine and rare.

79 · Bow Street, Westminster, H.S., farthing, 1653 (The Cross Shufles) (W.392). Bulwark Gate (Tower Hill), Richard Goodwin, farthing, (Lion) (W.445) (illustrated). Charterhouse Lane, John Howes, farthing, (Grocers' Arms) (W.565) (illustrated). Church Lane, John Stonyer, farthing, 1658 (King David playing harp) (W.639) (illustrated). Fine-very fine. (4)

80 · Fleet Bridge, W.B. farthing, 1649 (AT THE ROSE TAVERN) (w.1045); Will Tomkins, farthing, 1657 (spread eagle) (W.1052) (illustrated). Fleet Street and Conduit, I.W., farthing, (THE HORNE TAVERN) (W.1101) (illustrated). The first pierced otherwise very good, others very fine. (3)

81 · Gutter Lane (Cheapside) Thomas Fitzhugh, penny, (AT YE GOLDEN ANCKOR) (w.1304). Nearly very fine.

82 · Irongate (St. Katherine's) I.N. John Noble, farthing (W.1543A unpublished in full). Has been gilt otherwise fine and very rare.

83 · King Street, Westminster, Widow Mathew, farthing, 1659 (W.1614). Tothill Street (Westminster) M.C., farthing, (AT THE WHEATSHEAF) (W.3156). Toned, nearly very fine. (2)

84 · Leadenhall Street, Market and Gate, Allice Onleey, penny, 1668, (AT THE BVLLS HEAD) (W.1656). Slight dent above Bull's head otherwise nearly very fine and rare.

85 · St. Katherine's (Tower) R.L., farthing, (The 3 Tobacco Pipes) (W. 2619). Seething Lane, William Vaston, farthing, (Men making candles) (W. 2762). Wapping (Dock, New and Old Stairs, Wall) Andrew Coleman, halfpenny, (AT THE COCK) (W.3290). Fair-fine. (3)

86 · Caerleon, William Meredith, farthing, 1668, (Mercer) (W.6). Fine and rare.

87 · Chepstow, Walter Morgan, farthing, 1670, (Portcullis) (W.12). Nearly very fine.

88 · Monmouth, Richard Ballard, halfpenny, 1668 (Bust of Charles II) (W.15) (2, thick brass flan and thin flan). Very fine; fine, crinkled. (2)

89 · Lynn Regis (King's Lynn) Town farthing, 1668, (Town Arms) (W.63) and 1669, die break on reverse from N to rim at 4 o'clock (W.65;as SCBI Norweb 3069) (illustrated). The first somewhat curved good fine; the second toned nearly very fine. (2)

90 · Norwich, Charles Reeve, farthing, 1664 (W. 189, dies at 270ø). Toned very fine.

91 · Norwich, City farthing, 1667 (City Arms) (W.225) and 1668 (W. 226). Fine. (2)

92 · Yarmouth, Borough farthing, 1667 (Borough Arms) (W.284); John Ames, farthing, 1652 (Man making candles) (W.289); Beniamin Barker, farthing, 1662 (W.292). Very good-fine. (3)

93 · 164 Brackley, John Stoakes, halfpenny, 1670 (3 cloves) (W.11). Edge bitten otherwise very fine.

94 · Hartwell, William Church, halfpenny, 1666 (Scales) (W.34). Fine.

95 · King's Cliffe, Jane Browne, halfpenny, 1660 (W.51). Nearly very fine and rare.

96 · Northhampton, I.S., farthing, 1651 (Bird Streete, scales) (W.79). Fine.

97 · Northampton, John Twigden, halfpenny, 1666 (Glove) (W.85, dies at 180ø). A proof struck in silver. Toned, good extremely fine and very rare.

98 · The Oundle, the Feefees town halfpenny, (Talbot, Griffin) (W.88). Good fine.

99 · Towcester, Thomas Clarke, halfpenny, 1669 (Drapers' Arms) (W.159). Good fine.

100 · Wellingborough, Henry Smith, farthing, (3 cloves; bell) (W.177; as SCBI Norweb 3484). Good fine.

101 · Newcastle, Charles Barker, Gabrill Fulthorp, farthing, (Mercers' Arms) (W.1). Brass colour, nearly extremely fine and rare.

102 · Newcastle, Town farthing, 1667, anchor/castle, struck in lead. Believed to be a concoction, very fine and very rare.

103 · Collingham (North), Mary Scrimshaw, halfpenny (Mercers' Arms) (W.7, dies 180ø). Nearly very fine and rare.

104 · Mansfield, Robert Wood, halfpenny, 1667, (Hat with feather) (W.26). Even brown patina but crinkled otherwise good fine.

105 · Nottingham, Chamberlains (in script) halfpenny, 1669, (Town Arms) (W.51; as SCBI Norweb 3523) (illustrated); Thomas Burrowes, halfpenny, (Burr over rose; castle) (W.58); Sam Garner, halfpenny, (Apothecary) (W.74) (illustrated). Nearly fine-good fine. (3)

106 · Oxford, The Mayor, farthing, 1652 (City Arms) (W.111) (2) (W.112); Oliffe Hind farthing, 1657 (Mercer) (W.142); Nich Orum, farthing, 1659 (crayfish) (W.158;as SCBI Norweb 3710b (illustrated); John Souch, farthing 1657 (Fan, Milliner) (W.168;as SCBI Norweb 3720a) (illustrated). Fair-very fine. (6)

107 · Oxford, Seth Ireland, farthing, (AT THE GOVLDING KEY, Key; hart) (W.148); John Tey, farthing, (AT THE ANGELL) (W.172;as SCBI Norweb 3742) (illustrated). The first with spotted toning on brass flan otherwise very fine, second very fine. (2)

108 · Thame, William Tripp, farthing, (Chandler) (W.206). Witney, John Gardiner, halfpenny, 1669 (Shuttles) (W.231) (illustrated). Good fine; very fine. (2)

109 · Woodstock, Alexander Johnsons, farthing, 1652, (Grocers' Arms) (W. 248) (illustrated); T.P., farthing, 1653 (AT THE 3 CUPS) (W.249) (illustrated); Thomas Woodward, farthing, (Grocers' Arms) (W.252). Very good-good fine, the last rare. (3)

110 · Uppingham, Edmond Farbeck, farthing, (Tobacco roll) (W.13;as SCBI Norweb 3876, but dies 180ø). Good fine and rare.

111 · Ludlow, John Bowdler, halfpenny, 1664, (Mercer) (W.25). Good fine.

112 · Oswestry, Hugh Edwards, penny, 1669, (Shoe) (W.56). Good fine.

113 · Bridgewater, Town, farthing, 1666 (Town Arms) (W.48), (2), flags on outer towers of castle (W.49); William Sealy, farthing, 1652 (W.72) (illustrated). Very good-good fine, the last scarce. (4)

114 · Midsomer Norton, Joseph Horler, farthing, 1659, (W.183A, used to be uncertain 20). Very good and rare.

115 · Taunton, Constables town farthing, 1667, (T and tun, castle) (W.227); Abraham Crocker, farthing, 1666 (Weavers' Arms) (W.246). Wells, City farthing, '69 (Crown) (W.301). Very good-fine. (3)

116 · Wells, City farthing, '69 (Crown) (W.301); Robert Warmall, farthing, 1664 (W.310). Yeovil, Christ Allembridge, farthing, 1656 (Pipe, tobacco roll) (W.328) (illustrated). Very good-nearly very fine. (3)

117 · Bank Side, William Chapman, halfpenny, (Bushel measure) (W.121). Very fine.

118 · Bank Side, George Varasour, farthing, (Family Arms) (W.138). Nearly very fine.

119 · Pickle Herring Stairs (Tooley Street), Edward Brent, halfpenny, 1668 (Sailing ship) (W.340). Nearly very fine/good fine.

120 · Tooley Street, (Tullys Gate) I.W., farthing, (Shepheard and Dog). Very fine.

121 · Bilston, Henry Pearson, halfpenny, 1666, (Packhorse) (W.4). Fine/fair and rare.

122 · Kinver, John Cooke, halfpenny, 1663 (Mercer). Very good and rare.

123 · Lichfield, Thomas Mynors, farthing, 1656 (Mercers' Arms) (W.32, dies at 180ø). Fine and rare.

124 · Penkridge, John Phillipes, halfpenny, 1665, (Mercers' Arms) (W.44). Fair/fine.

125 · Uttoxeter, John Daine, halfpenny, 1667 (W.74A, dies at 0ø). Fine and very rare.

126 · Uttoxeter, John Halsey, halfpenny 1668, (Mercers' Arms), Octagonal (W.76). Good fine and rare.

127 · Beccles, Will Crane, farthing, (Family Arms, Drapers Arms) (W.6;as SCBI Norweb 4239). Brandon, Will Brewster, farthing, (W.29; as SCBI Norweb 4256 but in copper, dies at 0ø). Nearly very fine. (2)

128 · Bury St. Edmunds, Edward Barnbe, halfpenny, 1669, (Bunch of grapes) (W.39). Dark tone, nearly very fine.

129 · Bury St. Edmunds, John Lucas, halfpenny, 1668, (Roll of cloth) (W.67); George Stanard, farthing, (Market-house) (W.77) (illustrated). The first pierced otherwise fine; the second dark brown patina, very fine. (2)

130 · Ipswich, Town farthing, 1670, (Town Arms) (W.158;as SCBI Norweb 4351) (2); Joseph Haymer, halfpenny, 1666, (Grocers' Arms) (W.182). Good very fine; fine; very fine. (3)

131 · Lowestoft, Town farthing, (Arms) (W.224). Mildenhall, at Robert Crannis, farthing, (Woolpack) (W.247;as SCBI Norweb 4420, dies 0ø) (illustrated). Sudbury, Richard Waitt, farthing, 1664 (W.342) (illustrated). Nearly fine-nearly very fine. (3)

132 · Woodbridge, Town halfpenny, 1670, (THE POORES ADVANTAGE) (W.357); Henry Stebbing, halfpenny, 1667 (Bird) (W.361 in copper). Very fine, good fine. (2)

133 · Worlingworth, John Blumfeild, halfpenny, (Grocer) (W.373, dies at 180ø and in copper). Medium brown patina, very fine and scarce.

134 · Battersea (and Putney), John Kemp, halfpenny, 1663, (Cordwainers' Arms) (W.9, dies at 90ø). Edge notch, as have all, that are known, otherwise nearly very fine.

135 · Dorking, Elizabeth Bothel, farthing (W.47); Edward Godwin, farthing, (Man making candles) (W.48). Guildford, Town farthing, 1668, (Castle between woolpacks; Town Arms, initials F.M.,F.S.) (W.98) (illustrated); Abdiah Martin, farthing, 1664/1652, (Woolpack; castle) (W.115); John Martin, farthing, 1652, (Woolpack; castle) (W.118); similar, Thomas Tompson, farthing, 1657 (W.125;as SCBI Norweb 4615a) (illustrated). Fair-good fine, a few rare. (6)

136 · Kingston-on-Thames, John Feillder, farthing, (3 shuttles) (W.141; as SCBI Norweb 4635). Mortlake, Peter White, halfpenny, (London Arms) (W.187). Nearly very fine. (2)

137 · Tooting, Edward Elderfield, farthing, 1665, (Fleur-de-lis) (W.290). Good fine and rare.

138 · Wandsworth, Elizabeth Crow, farthing (W.300, dies at 180ø). Nearly very fine and rare.

139 · Chichester, James Farenden, halfpenny (Blacksmiths' Arms) (W.41, dies at 90ø). Spot of verdigris and slightly 'bitten' flan otherwise very fine.

140 · Chichester, Mathew Ball, farthing, 1657 (W.40); John Gittins, farthing, (Vitners' Arms) (W.46); Edward Hichocke, farthing, (Grocers' Arms) (W.50); George Jenings, farthing, 1667, (Cordwainers' Arms) (W.54); Margaret Reynolds, halfpenny, 1667, (Bakers' Arms) (W.59). Several with verdigris otherwise fair-fine. (5)

141 · Chichester, Robert Hichcock, halfpenny, 1667, (Needlemakers' Arms) (W.52); Thomas Spatehurst, halfpenny, 1667, (Stocking) (W.62). The first nearly very fine and rare, the second good fine. (2)

142 · Birmingham, Joseph Hopkins, halfpenny, 1666, (Ironmongers' Arms) (W.36, dies at 90ø). Slight corrosion otherwise good fine and scarce.

143 · Brailes, Francis Sharley, halfpenny, 1666, (St. George and dragon) square shape (W.49). Nearly very fine and rare.

144 · Coventry, City halfpenny, 1669, (Elephant and Castle, leopard) (W.55;as SCBI Norweb 5304). Hemlingford Hundred, Edward Taylor, halfpenny, 1669 (head in profile, Bayliffe) (W.102). Rugby, Abraham Harper, farthing (Mercer) (W.129). The first with 'bitten' edge, second corroded otherwise good fine-very fine. (3)

145 · Stratford-on-Avon, Rich. Hickes, halfpenny, (Angel) (W.147, dies at 180ø). Warwick, John Kerby, farthing, (Grocers' Arms) (W.186). Good fine; very fine. (2)

146 · Grayrigg, Ric Rowlandson, halfpenny, 1669 (Scales, spade) (W.4). Softly struck near rims otherwise very fine and rare.

147 · Kendal, Mercers Company, farthing, 1657 (Corporation Arms, K.K.) (W.5). Slightly crinkled otherwise good fine.

148 · Bradford-on-Avon, John Gage, farthing, 1649, (Mercers' Arms) (W.18); Jacob Selbee, farthing, 1665, (crossed pipes) (W.19) (illustrated); Paul Methwin, farthing, (Arms; Latin Cross) (W.20) (illustrated). The last with 'bitten' edge otherwise very fine, others very good-good fine. (3)

149 · Devizes, John Hammond, farthing, (3 books) (W.70). Malmesbury, John Goldney, farthing (Clothyr) (W.112). The second with verdigris otherwise very fine and rare, the first very fine. (2)

150 · Salisbury, The Maior, farthing, 1659 (Two-headed eagle; City Arms) (W.164); Simon Rolfe, halfpenny, 1666, (Family Arms) (W.222). Very fine; good very fine. (2)

151 · Warminster, John Slade, farthing, 1667 (Heart) W.258). Wilton, Stephen Brassier, halfpenny, 1667 (W.268). Fine; very fine, the first rare. (2)

152 · Evesham, Burrow halfpenny, (Burrough Arms, FOR NECESSARY EXCHANG) (w.42) (illustrated); Phillip Ballord, halfpenny, 1664 (W.46). First with even brown patina, very fine; fine. (2)

153 · Evesham, Joshua Fransham, halfpenny, 1666 (W.54). Worcester, Edward Prichett, halfpenny, '67, (City Arms, Chandler) (W.156). Good fine. (2)

154 · Bentham, William Overend, halfpenny, 1668, heart-shape (W.22). Water worn otherwise fine and rare.

155 · Beverley, William Wilberfoss, halfpenny, (W.32). Verdigris otherwise nearly very fine.

156 · (Kingston-upon-)Hull, George Hodgson, halfpenny, 1668, (Man smoking pipe, tobacco roll under arm) (W.148). Fine and rare.

157 · York, William Bell, halfpenny, 1665 (Grocer) (W.382); James Leech, halfpenny, 1666, (Skinners' Arms) (W.414) (illustrated); John Roome, halfpenny, '68 (Chandler) (W.430) (illustrated). Fine-nearly very fine and rare. (3)

158 · York, John Hooper (in script) halfpenny, 1668, (Royal Oak) (W.401). The obverse die only struck on both sides of a worn William III halfpenny, (1695-8). Fine and possibly unique in this form.

159 · Cork, City penny, 1659, (ship between castles) (W. 201). Very fine.

160 · Cork, William Ballard, penny, 1677, (King's bust in royal oak, horseman and soldier below) (W.205). Dublin, Mic Wilson, halfpenny, 1672 (Butchers' Arms and crest; St. George and dragon) (W.416) (3 varieties). Fair-fine. (4)

161 · Drogheda (South) Hen Coker, penny, 1656 (Harp, ES) (W.233). Brass with cross-shaped copper insert, nearly very fine.

162 · John Murrey, penny, 1668 in brass (1.80gms, 21mm) (Pr.45; M.14; W.1). Fair only but extremely rare.

163 · Staple-Merchants' farthing, undated, Arms/fleece (W.92). Glossy brown patina, good fine.

164 · A group of unidentified issues, penny, halfpennies (6) and farthings (9), only parts of legends visible, attribution is possible in most cases through the indexes in Williamson. Mostly water-worn, poor-fair. (16)

165 · Rome, tesserae or admittance tickets, Tiberius left/111; two figures riding a camel right/XII; spinitra or erotic token, couple having intercourse/11-V, all in brass (21mm). The first pierced otherwise very good and rare. (3)

166 · William I (1066-1087) penny, profile right type (S.1256) (BMC VII) struck in lead as either a die trial or as a token or ticket. Legends unclear otherwise nearly fine and extremely rare.

167 · London, 13th century pewter (or lead) tavern tokens; face in circle/geometric pattern; standing figure facing/geometric pattern; Bishop with mitre/plain; cat/plain; ship sailing right/geometric pattern, all 13-16mm with irregular or broken edges. Fine-very fine the last extremely rare, the others rare or very rare. (5)

168 · Others, as before but with birds as obverses; fantastic bird facing/shield; bird right head turned back/faint geometric pattern; bird standing/geometric pattern; two birds facing, a staff in between/geometric pattern; dear (?) four legged walking right/geometric pattern. Fine-very fine and rare or very rare. (5)

169 · Others, as before but mostly abstract designs; flower/shield; geometric pattern both sides (3); elegant geometric pattern (like a flower)/geometric pattern (obliterated). The second broken internally, fine-very fine and rare. (5)

170 · Elizabeth II, Lyon pewter counter (24mm) undated but circa 1574. Another similar from the same dies, no E in SAVE (cf M.4598). Very fine and rare. (2)

171 · Elizabeth I, crowned rose pewter or lead counters, (20mm) undated but circa 1590, God Save the Quene (cf M.4713); 'Beatified Queen' circa 1603 (cf M.4750) (2, one only fair). Fair-good fine. (3)

172 · England, circa 1450, lead bale-seal of Richard Trotman (27 x 40mm). Fragile but very clear, good fine and very rare.

173 · Late 17th century lead tokens, (20mm) cross and pellets (medieval style) (cf M.5364); tree/anchor (23mm) (cf M.5398/5402). Nearly very fine and rare. (2)

174 · Late 17th century lead tokens, fox running left/W/NI (14.5mm) (illustrated), cross/plain (16mm) (this may be much earlier). Very fine; fair, the first very rare. (2)

175 · East Anglian farming token, in lead (24mm) circa 1750, man wearing hat riding horse left/W.D. pellet above, three pellets below. Very fine and rare.

176 · Farm token in lead (38mm) obverse cross over MHR monogram reverse horse galloping left through trees. Very fine and very rare.

177 · Boy Bishop groat of Bury St. Edmonds, a fantasy by Billy Monk and Charlie Eaton, c.1857-61. Another 'groat' similar but thinner and flat. Another with Bishops mitre and lines only for legends. The first patinated very fine, the others fair. (3)

178 · Early 17th Century Royal jetons in silver (32mm) octagonal (2), another (59 x 21mm) retangular octagonal, the first two possibly of James I period. Very fine or better and extremely rare. (3)

179 · James I, pass in copper (58mm) uniface, cast and chased. Pierced for suspension. Fine and very rare.

180 · Charles II, pass for the Touching Ceremony, undated, in copper (30mm) (W.12) (Peck 496). Nearly extremely fine and rare.