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1794. Sheep token with a lace weaver on the reverse. Edge: E. Chambers, Langston. Slight weakness in the center.
1795. Druid, "Current in the counties of..". Beehive, "Industry has its sure rewards. Edge: Cambridge, Bedford. Well struck. Traces of red.
1796. Crab Apple tree. "Industry leads to Honour". "Thousands of Crab Apples...raised by J. Morse..". Edge: Payable at Newent.
"Earl Howe and the Glorious First of June". The largest naval battle of the era pitted the British against the French fleet on June 1, 1794. France was attempting to deliver grain from the US to relieve the starving masses in France. Both sides claimed it a victory, but France lost 7 ships and their crew. However they managed to deliver the grain.
1793 Promisary Halfpenny from Petersfield. A beautiful chocolate brwon token with a gelding and rider and stork on the reverse. Engrailed edge.
"The Spring of Freedom England's Blessing", 1795 Coat of arms of Maidstone. Edge: Payable by Henry Oliver. Henry Oliver was a cutler with a business in Maidstone. Chocolate brown.
Beer wagon - "To Cheer our Hearts". 1796 Tenterden Halfpenny. T. Cloak's Brewhouse. Edge - Payable at Birminham Redruth & Swansea.
"John of Gaunt Duke of Lancaster". The late 12th century Duke, father of King Henry IV. 1791 Lansater Halfpenny. Small dark area in the field by the Duke's Mouth. Edge: Payable at Warehouse.
Ship, "Liverpool Haplfpenny", "Dues Nobis Haec Otia fecit" latin for "God has created this tranquility". Attractive chocolate brown. Edge: Payable at Warehouse.
1793 "Success to Manchester", "Success to Navigation". Edge Payable at Birmingham. It commemorates the construction of The Manchester Bolton & Bury Canal, begun in 1791.
Boy on a loom. Rochdale Halfpenny 1792. Planchet void in the field on the reverse at 9:00.
Allen’s boot & shoemaker London dated 1795. Obverse: The arms of William Allen’s family including six martlets and surmounted by another. Rev: Shield of arms of the Cordwainer’s or Shoemaker’s Company including three goat’s heads and surmounted by another. “Promissory Halfpenny” Edge: Payable in Chandos...
"Carter 25 Jermyn Street London 1795" Lady's slipper. "Ladies Show Manufactory". 90% RED.
"D.I. Eaton. Three times Aquited of Sedition" 1795. A cock crowing over a group of pigs in a sty, one eating (reading) a book. "Printer to the majesty of the People" Edge : . Daniel Iassac eaton was the publisher of Politics for the People in 1793. He published a speech by John Thelwall included an anecdote about a tyrannical gamecock named "King...
"Foundling Fields" Lamb facing left with olive branch in mouth. "Payable on Demand". 1795. "JB" in script. James Burton, builder and developer of much of the foundling hospital.
"Christ's Church Hospital Founded 1552", "London Penny Token". The Blue-coat school named for the blue uniforms they wear. Part of the London Building series.
"Payable at J. Kilvington's" Laureate bust. "Brunswick Halfpenny 1795" figure of Britannia seated. Engrailed edge.
J, Lackington, Cheapest bookseller in the world! James Lackington ran a huge book store in Finsbury square, called the "Temple of the muses". He published his autobiography "Memoirs of the First Forty-Five Years of the Life of James Lackington" in 1791. Edge: Payable at the temple.
"The First Equestrian Performance in Europe". "Singing Dancing and Tumbling". Performer standing on horse, performer doing a headstand on a kinfe. A trace of red remains. Edge: ///
"A token of gratutude from the Mail Coach" by J. Palmer. James Palmer was a theatre owner and instigator of the British system of mail coaches. Ex: Richard Doty collection.
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