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PREFACE. 
 
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 This highly vahiable sale of coins is comprised of two in- 
 teresting English collections. The first portion consisting of 
 Greek, Roman and English coins, the property of a gentleman 
 formerly an officer in the army, who does not desire his name 
 to transpire, and described in the lots from Nos. 1 to 630, 
 contains many unusually fine and rare pieces, particularly the 
 beautiful Syracuse medallion, No. 15 ; the Arsinoe octadrachm, 
 No. 69 ; the extremely rare Stater of Diodotus, No. 65 ; several 
 very fine Roman aurei; the complete series of four pieces of 
 Anglo-Gallic gold of Edward III. and the Black Trince, Nos. 
 143 to 7; the excessively rare groat of 1494, No. 163, never 
 before offered in this country; a rare shilling of Henry VIII., 
 No. 168 ; half-sovereign of Edward III., No. 172 ; the splendid' 
 series of coins of Elizabeth, in gold and silver; the James I. 
 fine sovereign; the extremely rare siege pieces of Pontefract 
 of Charles II.; the Oliver Cromwell set of silver; Wxq rare 
 crown of William IV., and the extremely rare portrait testoon 
 of Mary, Queen of Scots, which is another piece that has never 
 before appeared in an American auction sale, and the splendid 
 series of war me(hd8 and decorations, perhaps the largest that 
 has ever been ofi'ered in this country. In this series^ the rare 
 medal for the War of 1812 and for Northwest Canada, 1885, 
 described in the Canadian series may also be included. 
 
 The second portion is the collection of :\rr. E. J. M. Chal- 
 oner, beginning with lot 030 and is comprised of coins' of the 
 United States and Canada, among which are manv rare pieces 
 of great interest, particularly the N. E. shilling; the set of 
 silver coins of Lord Baltimore; the Rosa Americana series 
 containing the excessively rare two-pence of 1724, only one 
 other known, and the very fine quarter dollar of 1796, and 
 finally a fine collection of Canadian coins an<l medals^ the 
 chief point of merit in which is the perhaps finest series in 
 
IV 
 
 PREFACE. 
 
 existenco of the Canadian Bank Tokens of 1838 to 1839, to 
 ■\vliich we have given special study and have described them 
 at full length with great exactness, so that with the aid of the 
 plate which gives all the dies, collectors will be able to discern 
 the varieties, and will find the catalogue to be in the future a 
 valuable reference for this series, as neither of the works on 
 the subject, Le Koux or Breton, have given it the critical 
 study or description, or illustration with a photographic plate, 
 which it demands. 
 
 The splendid series of Jewish shekels and half shekels of 
 Simon Maccabeus, Nos. 55 to 62, and the coins of Vespasia- 
 nus referring to Judea, Nos. 89 to 93, are also the property of 
 Mr. Chaloner, but we have placed them in their proper order 
 in the series of Greek and Roman coins of the first portion. 
 
 These collections have been placed in our hands for abso- 
 lute sale withoat any reserve, except in the few lots upon 
 which the limits are printed in the catalogue. We refused lo 
 accept the sale with limits, and the owners then only placed 
 limits on the few lots mentioned, for the sale of which they 
 were fearful in this, to them, untried market, and on these 
 10 per cent, commission is to be paid ; and our patrons will 
 therefore see that the sale is thoroughly bona fide, and this 
 penalty will be incurred upon all lots bought in. 
 
 Many of the pieces of highest rarity are not limited. 
 
 On account of some limits being placed, we feel it due to 
 the owners to declare that the collections do not belong to us, 
 nor have we placed nor do we own a single piece in the sale. 
 
 In our opinion the limits are all reasonable and the coins 
 worth more — in fact the owners put them below cost en- 
 deavoring to allow a margin that would insure sale. The 
 averay-e raritv and value of the coins in the sale is nnusuallv 
 high. 
 
 C-atalogues, with five autotype plates, price $1, will be 
 issued, and priced copies of the catalogues v, ithout plates will 
 be supplied after the sale for 50 cents. We guarantee all the 
 coins and medals genuine and original unless otherwise de- 
 scribed. 
 
 S. TI. & TI. CTIArMAN^, 
 
 Numismatists. 
 
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1 
 
 CATALOGUE. 
 
 
 ANCIENT GREEK COINS. 
 ITALY. 
 
 1 Roma. jMvuw. M^ Grave, b.c. 385. S. Head of Jupiter 1. 
 
 K. h. Prow. Semis. Very food 
 
 2 Central Italy. Open hand. • • • . R. Two barley corns, be- 
 
 tween which • • • . Quadrans. Very good. Mus. Kir I 
 Plate VI. B. U. Cat. III., 12 " "' 
 
 3 Some D()g 1., • • • . R. Wheel, • • • . Quadra-.is. Fine. Rare. 
 
 Mus. Kir., I., Plate VIII. B. M., Cut. VI., 11. 
 
 4 Neaix)lis. Campania, p.c. 340 to 268. Head 'of Dia-Hebe 1 
 
 R. XEOIIOAITAX. Man-headed l)ull to r. crowned by Nike 
 
 Didrachm. Fine. See H. H. N., p. 33 
 o NeatK,lis. Same. H. r. behind dove, .juiver, before wreath. 
 
 K. llead oft. Fine, 
 r. Metapontum. iMcania. b.c. 500. mkta. Wheat ear. R 
 
 J^ar nicused. Didrachm. Good 
 
 7 Velia. n c 300. Head of Pallas 1. R. teaiits2(x). Lion 
 
 r. Didrachm. Fine. 
 
 8 Sybaris. b.c. 510. YM^n-). Bull 1. R. Bull incused. Di- 
 
 drachm. Fine. 
 Crotona. Bnitfmm. b.c. 480-420. Tripod; crane. R. Tri- 
 pod incused. Didrachm. Fine. 
 SICILY. 
 
 10 Agrigentum. b.c. 480-415. akpak-antos. Eagle 1. R. Crab 
 
 Trtradrachm. Very good. Head. H., p. 105. 
 
 11 (iela Bc. 480. Quadriga r. (c)kaai'. R. Forepart of man- 
 
 headed bull swimming r. Tetradrachm. Very fine 
 
 12 Leontini. b.c. 166-422. Head of Apollo r. R. lk-o-n-ti-no.n 
 
 Lion's head surrou-ded by four barley-corns. Tet. Fine 
 
 13 Messana. b.c. 420-396. Quadriga 1. R. mes-S-an-ion Hare' 
 
 bee r. Tetradrachm. Good. ' ' 
 
 14 Selinus. b.c. 600 to 466. Parsley leaf, • • . R. Punch-mark. 
 
 Didrachm. Fine. 
 
ANCIENT GREEK COINS. 
 
 15 
 
 IB 
 17 
 
 18 
 19 
 20 
 
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 24 
 
 25 
 
 26 
 
 27 
 
 28 
 
 29 
 
 Syracuse, n.c. 410 to 345. Head of Persephone to 1. sur- 
 rounded by four dolphins. (2YPAK02Ti2N). R. Quadriga 
 to left. Niko, flying to r. above the horses, crowns the 
 charioteer ; in exergue tlie suit of prize armor — cuirass, 
 greaves, spear, sliield and helmet. Dekadrachm. In 
 brilliant, unworn preservation, but witli more clefts in 
 edge from the imi)re8sion than usual, and the charioteer 
 is nearly oft' the planchet. The head is from the most 
 beautiful die by Evainetos, and it is a grand example of 
 tlie finest work of Art in die-engraving the world has ever 
 jtroduced. Limit S125. See plate. 
 
 Syracuse, n.c. 287. STPAKOSifiN. Head of Persephone 1. 
 R. Biga liead. H. N., p. 160. Copper. Fine. 
 
 Syracuse, b.c. 275 to 216. Philistis. Her head filleted 
 and veiled 1. R. BASTAii;sA(s) 'MAiSTi:iO(i;). Quadriga 
 walking r. Tetradrachr i. Fine. 
 (IREECE. 
 
 Thasos. Thrace, b.c. 200. Head of Dionysos r. R. iiPAK- 
 AEOTi; SiiTiiPOS oAXiSiN. Heraklcs standing 1. Tet. F. 
 
 Same. Barbaric work. Inscription indicated by dots. Cu- 
 rious. Very fine. 
 
 Lysimachos. b.c. .SO()-281. Head of Alexander r. filleted 
 and with horn of Ammon. R. basiaeos aysimaxot. 
 Pallas seated 1. Tetradrachm, Fine. 
 
 Same. Piece broken from edge and cleaned. Good. 
 
 Lete. Macedonia, n.c. 500. Satyr holds nymph by wrist. 
 R. Square incused, divided diagonally. Did. Very fine. 
 
 Pliilip IT. B.C. 858 to 8156. Head of Zeus r. R. ^lAllillOY. 
 Hoy on horse r. holds palm branch. Tetradrachm. Fine. 
 
 Philip. Same. Been att. bed in jewellery. Good. 
 
 Alexander III. the Great. B.t:. 336-323. Head of Pallas r. 
 R. AAEHANAPOY. Nike walking 1. Stater. Obverse poor 
 work. R. Very fine. 
 
 Alexander. His portrait head r. as Herakles. R. (a)aezan- 
 APOY. Zeus seated holds eagle in r. hand ; Nike in field, 
 M. Tetradrachm. Fine. 
 
 Alexander. Same. Forepart of ram in field, aa. Fine. 
 
 Alexander. Same. Another spread fal)ric of 2d century 
 B.C. Tyre. Been attached to jewellery. Good. 3 pieces. 
 
 Demetrios Poliorketes. n.c. 306-283. Nike, standing to 1. on 
 prow of galley, blows trumi)e' held by r. hand and bears 
 trophy stand on 1. arm. R. aumhtpioy BAiiiAEfli;. Po- 
 
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ANCIENT REEK COINS. 
 
 8 
 
 Very good. 8ur- 
 
 30 
 
 31 
 
 32 
 33 
 
 34 
 
 36 
 
 37 
 
 38 
 
 39 
 
 40 
 
 41 
 
 42 
 
 43 
 
 seidon 1. hurls trident. Tetradracliiu. 
 face eroded. Very rare. 
 
 Demetrios. Portrait head r. filleted and with liorn of Animon 
 R. hAiiAEiii AiiMiiTPioT. Poseidon standing with r. foot 
 on rock, leans left elbow on knee, and liolds trident in r. 
 hand. Tetradrachm. Fine but severely cleaned. Rare 
 The above coins refer to the naval victory won by Deme- 
 trios over Ptoleniaios off Cyprus in n.c. 306. The original 
 marble statute erected at Samotrake, after which the first 
 IS executed, is now in the Louvre, Paris. 
 
 Macedonia, a Ronnan Province. After b.o. 146. makeaonwn 
 Head of Alexander to r. R. aesillas, q. Club, cistus 
 and throne lu wreath. Tetradrachm. Fine. 
 
 Same. Good. 
 
 Patraus. Paeonin. b.c. 340-315. Head r. R. Horseman 
 over-rides soldier. Tetradrachm. Obv. badly struck 
 R. fine. Rare. 
 
 Locris-Opontii. Locris. Head of Persephone 1. R. oiiON-vinN 
 Ajax advancing r.; snake on his shield ; Phrygian hel.net 
 bet. feet. Didrachm. Obv. cut through i)rofile. R Fine 
 Rare. H., p. 285. 
 
 Leucas. Acarnanue. After n.c. 167. Statue of Aphrodite 
 m wreath. R. AYKAAiiiN, aiakpitos. Prow. Didrachm 
 Fine. Rare. H., p. 281. 
 
 Haliartus. Buolia. Before n.c. 480. Shield. R. H in centre 
 ol wmd-mill sail incuse. Didrachm. Very aood Rare 
 
 Thebes. H.C. 379-338. Shield. R. A.IS2. Vase. Didr Good 
 
 Athens. Attica, n.c. 500-450. Head of Athena r. 11. aqe 
 Owl. Tetradrachm. Very fine, but nose and chin ofi: 
 
 Cormth. n.v. 300. Pegasos 1. R. Head of Pallas 1. r. Di- 
 drachm. Difierent symbols in field, as dog, Nike, plow 
 Been attached to jewellery. Fine. 8 pieces 
 
 Sicyon. B.C. 40(J-332. Chi.mera; IE. R. Dove flying to V 
 m laurel-wreath. Didrachm. Very fine. H. p 345 
 
 Delos. Cydadc. b.o. 700-600. Two dolphins, 'r." Square 
 incuse of 12 divisions. Didrachm. Fine for this early 
 labrie. Very rare, 
 
 ASIA. 
 
 Fumenes II. Pergamon. Afysla. n.c. 197-159. Head of 
 Philetaeros r. R. .MAETAiroT. PuHas seated to 1. Te- 
 tradraehm. Very good ; hair tooled. 
 
 Ephesus. Ionia, b.c. 200. Cist, in ivy-wreath. R. E4>E. Two 
 serpents. Bee. Tetradrachm. Fine. 
 
ANCIENT (JKEKK COINS. 
 
 44 Apamea. Same types, aha. Fine. 
 
 45 Chios. B.C. 500. Griffin seated 1. R. Incuse square. Di- 
 
 draelun. Very good. 
 
 46 Lycia. Augustus, at. Head r. R. Lyres (2). Den. Fair. Rare. 
 
 47 Rliodes. Caria. b.c. 4(X). Head of Helios facing, of early 
 
 style, li. Rose. Didrachni. (Jood. Been in jewellery. 
 
 48 Side. PamphiiUa. b.c. 200. Head of Pallas r. R. Nike Hy- 
 
 ing 1. KAKY-X. Tetradrachni. Fine. 
 
 49 Alazaeus. C'iUcia. Baal-tare seated. R. Lion walking 1. Te- 
 
 tradraclim. Fine. 
 
 50 Antioehos III. Syria, b.c. 222-187. Head 1. filleted. R. 
 
 BAiiiAESzi; ANTioxoT. Apollo Seated 1. Tetradr. Fine. 
 
 51 Demetrios II. Bust r. R. ahmiitpiot BAiiAEiii), Eagle 1.; 
 
 TYP, IE, ATI, cHp. Tyre. Year 186 = b.c. 126. Tetra- 
 drachni. Very good. See B.M. Cat. p. 76, 7. 
 
 52 Antioch. Trajan. Head r. on eagle. R. Antioch seated r. 
 
 the River Orontes swimming at her feet. Tetrad. Fine. 
 
 53 Tyre. Phcenicin. Head of Herakles r. laur. R. typoy iepas 
 
 kai asyaoY. Eagle 1. with r. foot on prow; ri = 13 = 
 B.C. 113. Tetradrachm. Very fine. H. p. 675. 
 
 54 Tyre. Same. Fine, bk = 22 = B.c. 104. 
 
 55 Simon Maccabeus. Jiulxa. "^CDtm) ^VH. " Half Shekel." 
 
 Cup; above, J< = "Year 1"=:b.c. 141. R. {nt^)lp 
 
 oSn'nV ".lerusalem the Holy." Triple Lily. Half 
 Shekel. Good. Very rare. M. 2. Limit, $20. Plate IL 
 
 56 Simon hi<lC* ''^pZ*- "Shekel Israel." Cup; above cup, 
 
 3{r =-- " Year 2." R. n^MpTf D^StTI"!*. Triple lily. 
 Shekel. Very fine. Rare. M. 3. Limit, $20. 
 
 57 Simon, '^nm ♦Vn, " Half Shekel." Cup ; above cup, atT 
 
 = " Year 2." R. Same as above. Half Shekel. Very 
 fine. Rare. M. H. Limit, $20. 
 
 58 Simon. Same as 56, but above cup, y^ = " Year 3." Shekel. 
 
 Very fine. Rare. M. 5. Limit, $25. Plate II. 
 
 59 Simon. Same as, but above cuj), Jjjf = '• Year 3." Half Shekel. 
 
 Very fine. Rare. U. 6. Limit, $25. 
 
 60 Simon. [WhSkJI*?. " The Redemption of Zion." Cup. R. 
 
 VD")t<nJtr, "Fourth Year." Bundle of branches be- 
 tween two ethrogs. Copper. Fine. Rare. M., p. 73, 3. 
 
 61 Nero. l. e. kaicapoc. Palm. R. nep-wNO-c in wreath. Cop- 
 
 per. L.E. := 5th Year = a.d. 58. 
 
 62 Simon Barcochab. Second Revolt, A.D. 132-5. pVOSi*. Smo/i. 
 
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ANCIENT UREEK COINS. 
 
 Di- 
 
 R. 
 
 cup, 
 lily. 
 
 R. 
 
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 1,3. 
 
 'op- 
 
 71071. 
 
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 G3 
 
 G4 
 65 
 
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 07 
 
 ()8 
 
 ey 
 
 70 
 
 71 
 
 72 
 
 73 
 
 r3a 
 
 Buncli of grnpea. R. D/K'n* DTin?. Three-stringed 
 lyre. Silver driiclun struck over a Roman denarius, two 
 letters, ro only show on margin. Extremely fine. Very 
 rare. Variety of M. 9 and 10. Limited, S20. Plate II. 
 
 Darius I. Pcr-iia. n.c. 521 to 48G. King crowned, kneeling, 
 holds bow in 1. and arrow in r. hand. R. Oblong punch- 
 mark. Daric. Fine. Plate I. 
 
 Darius I. SaTiie types in silver — tlu! siglos. Fair. 
 
 Diodotus. Badi'la and India. B.C. 250. Portrait head r. filh-ted 
 R. BAIIAEUI AiOAOToT. Zeus hurling thunder-bolt 1. 
 Stater. Extremely fine. Extremely rare. Plate I. 
 
 Menander. Hust to 1. R. Pallas 1. Dr. Very fine. 
 
 EGYPT. 
 
 Ptolemaios 1. w.v.. 310. Head of Alexander in elephant 
 head skin. R. AAEiANiPOY. Pallas standing, hurls 
 javelin 1. ; in field eagle, mark of Ptolemaios, by whom 
 it was struck whilst Governor in Egypt for the infant son 
 of Alexander. Tetradr. Very good, but large piece broken 
 out of edge at back of head, yet not involving types of 
 reverse. Rare. 
 
 Ptolemaios II. Head of Ptolemaios 1. r. R. Eagle az = 36 
 B.C. = 250. Tetradrachm. Fair. 
 
 Arsinoe. Wife of Ptolemaios II., Philadelplios, n.c. 285 to 
 247. Her head r. with horn of Amnion, diademed and 
 veiled ; l)eliind head K. R. APllNolli) 4>IAAaea>J>0Y. 
 Double cornucopias tied with wide ril)bon (ta?nia) tas- 
 seled at ends. Octadrachm (gold). Perfectly struck, 
 and in brilliant uncirculated condition. ^T. p. 71;;. B. iM. 
 Cat., PI. VIII., 8-9. Plate I. 
 
 Ptolemaios X. Head of I. r. R. iitoaemaiot BASiAESii'. 
 Eagle 1. L.ir = Year 13 = b.c 104. ha = Pathos. Tetra- 
 drachm. Fine. Cleaned. B. M. Cat., p. 109. 
 
 Same. l.ih= Year 17 = b.c. KX). B. M. Cat., PI. XXVII. 3. 
 
 Fine. 
 
 AFRICA. 
 
 Carthage. Zeagltana. b.c. 330. Head of Herakles copied 
 from coin of Alexander. Horse head 1. ; behind it palm 
 tree; beneath, Punic letters. Tetradrachm. Chin ofi' 
 edge. Very fine. 
 
 Carthage. B.c. 340-242. Head of Persephone 1. R. Horse 
 standing r. Stater. Electrum. Fine. H. p. 379. 
 Juba I. Numidia. B.c. 60-46. rex ivba. Bust r. R. Tem- 
 ple. Dr. Fine. H. p. 744. 
 
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 ROMAN COINS. 
 
 ROMAN COINS. 
 
 74 
 
 75 
 
 76 
 
 77 
 
 78 
 
 79 
 80 
 
 81 
 
 82 
 
 83 
 84 
 85 
 
 80 
 
 IMPERIAL. 
 
 Julius Caesar, c caesak cos teu. Veiled head of Piety r. with 
 
 iSatures approaching those of Ciesar. R. a hirttvs pr. 
 
 Axb, vase, wand of augur. Aureus. Ex fine. C. 3. (b.c. 46). 
 Julius Cffisar. caksah. El0|jhant r. R. Cap, axe, asperso- 
 
 rium and lituus of priest. Den. Ex. fine. C. 49. (b.c. 50). 
 Julius Caesar. Head of Venus r. R. caesar. Trophy, D. 
 
 Very fine. C. 13. (b.c. 45). 
 Julius (Jtesar. cos ter dict iter. Head of Ceus r. R. avovr 
 
 PONT MAX. Cup, sprinkler, vase and wand of augur. 
 
 Den. Very fine. C. 4. (b.c. 46). 
 Julius Cffisar. caesar dict. perpptvo. Head r. veiled. R. 
 
 p. sEPVLLivs MACER. Vcnus Standing 1. Den. Good. 
 
 C. 39. (B.C. 44). 
 Brutus, cost(a) leg. Head of Liberty r. R. brvtvs imp. 
 
 Trophy. Den. Very fine. C. 4. Rare. 
 Brutus, libertas. Head of Liberty r. R. brvtvs. Brutus 
 
 walking 1. between two lictors preceded by servant. Den. 
 
 Fine. 
 Marcus Antonius and Octavia. m. antonivs. imp. cos. desig 
 
 ITER et ter. Head r. laur. R. iii viR R, P.O. Head of 
 
 Octavia on cist between two jierpents. iisiatic cistopho- 
 
 rus or tetradrachni. Fine. C. 2. (b.c, 39-37). 
 Augustus. B.(,. 28 to a.d. 14. av<ivstvs divi k Head r. R. 
 
 iMi' X. Bull r. Aureus. Very fine. Limit ^25. C. 136. 
 
 (B.C. 12). 
 Augustus, imp caesar. Head r. R. avcjvstvs. Six wheat 
 
 ears. Tetradraclan. C 32. Very good. 
 Tiberius, a.d. 14 to 37. ti caesar divj AV<i(VSTV.^). Ifead r. 
 
 laur. R. pontif maxim. Livia seated. Aureus. Fine. 
 Nero. A.D. 54 to 68. xero caesar avj imp. Head r. 
 
 R. pontif max tr. p. iiii. p. I'.; oak-wreath enclosing 
 
 EX sc. Aureus. Fine. 
 Nero. Head r. laur. R. decvrsio Emperor and standard- 
 bearer on horseback to I. 1 B. Fine. Rough spot in 
 
 obv. field. Rare. C. 91. 
 Vespasianus. 69 to 79. imp caksar vespasianvs avc. Head 
 
 1. laur. R. cos vii. Heifer r. Aureus. Very fine. 
 
 Slight scratch in field bebind head. Exquisite portrait. 
 
 Limit, $20. 
 
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ROMAN COINS. 
 
 88 
 
 89 
 
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 90 
 91 
 
 93 
 
 94 
 
 95 
 
 96 
 
 97 
 
 98 
 
 Vespasianus. Same type but head to r. Aureus. Fine. 
 Vespasianus. imp caes vespasian avg pm trp pp cos hi. 
 Head r. laur. R. ivdaea capta, sc. Emperor standing 
 r. with 1. foot on hehnet liolds spear in r. and sword in 1. 
 h;.nd ; to r. palm-tree l)eneath whicli Judtea, disconsolate 
 seated on a cuirass. 1 B. Very fine. Yellow bronze. 
 Rare. C. 238. M. 7. It might be interesting to remark 
 as showing how the same specimen re-appears, that we 
 recognize this example as one we imported and sold a few 
 years ago to Dr. Anthon, a New York collector, appeared 
 m his sale, and sold to this English collector who sends it 
 again into our hands. It is the finest example we have 
 ever had. All these Juda>an bronzes and the shekel of 
 Year 3 liave been in our i)ossession before. 
 Vespasianus. Same. Very good. Green patination. Rare 
 Vespasianus. Same obv. R. ivjuea capta, sc. Palm-^ree; 
 t() 1. Judfca seated 1. on armor; to r. captive Jew, behind 
 him shield and two spears. 1 B. Fine C. 238. M. 6. 
 Vespasianus. Same type. R. victoria AVdvsTi, sc. Palm-tree- 
 to. 1. Victory standing with foot on helmet, writes on shield 
 placed against palm-tree ; to r. Ju(hea, disconsolate seated 
 r. 1 B. Very good. Very rare. C. 621. M. .should 
 have included this type. 
 Titus. 79-81. T. cAKs. mp. avg. f. tk. p. cos. vi. (;fnsok 
 Head r. laur. ; beneath, globe. R. ivdaea capta, sc. 
 Palm-tree; to r. Judaea seated disconsolate; to 1. arms 
 2 B. Fine. Very rare. C. 117. M, 4. 
 Titus. T. CAESAR IMP VESPASIAN. Head. r. laur. R. po.ntip 
 tr pot. Statue of Fortune on round pedestal 1. Aureus. 
 Fine. 
 
 Titus. Head r. R. axnoxa avo. Annona standing r. beside 
 modius, in background galley. Rare. 1 B. without S. C 
 Poor. 
 
 Nerva. 96-98. Head r. R. i^isci ivdaici calvmma svrlata 
 Palm-tree S. C. 1 B. Very rare. Obv. poor. R. fine 
 but ins. retouched. C. 54. 
 
 Trajanus. 98-117. imp tkaia.no avo ger dac pm tr p cos v 
 pp. Fiust r. laur. and draped. R. s p q h optimo principi 
 Emperor on horse r. over-rides soldier. Aureus. Very 
 fine, except for two minute nicks in front of ear. 
 
 Trajanus. ^ Bust r. crowned. R. felicitas avgvst. Felicity 
 standing 1. 2 B. V. g. Light green patination. C. 146. 
 
8 
 
 ROMAN COINS. 
 
 99 Hadrianus. 117-138. hadrianvs avgvstvs. Head r. laur. 
 
 R. (c)os in. Wolf suckles the twins to 1. Aureus. V. g. 
 
 100 Hadrianus. Same. R. hilaritas pr cos hi. S. C. uoy 
 
 standing holds palm-branch by i'. ha .id and cornucopise 
 in r. arm, at either side a child. 1 B. C. 817. Fine. 
 
 101 Antoninus Pius. 138-161. antoninvs avg pivs pp. Bust r. 
 
 in armor. R tr pot cos mi. Romn seated 1. Aureus. 
 Very fine. Limit $25. 
 
 102 Same, antoninvs avg pivs pp trp xxii. Head r. laur. (poor 
 
 work). R. voTA svscKPTA DEC III, cos nil. Empcror 
 pours sacrifice on altar. Aureus. Fine. C. 1120 a. 
 
 103 Marcus Aurelius. 161-180. antoninvs avg armeniacvs. 
 
 Bust laur. in armor r. R. pm trp xviii impii cos iii. 
 Victory standing writes vie avg on shield on tree. 
 Aureus. Fine. Variety of C. 475. 
 
 104 Didius Julianus. 193, 66 days, (imp) caes m did sever 
 
 IVLIAN AVG. Head r. laur. R. p m trp cos. Fortune 
 standing. 1 B. Ver}' good. Very rare. C. 12. 
 
 105 Mucrinus. 217-8, 14 mos. BuhL r. R. Felicity. 1 B. 
 
 Good. Rare. 
 
 106 Severus Alexander. 222-235. Head r. laur. R. victoria 
 
 AVGVSTi. Victory writes vot x on shield. 1 B. Fine. 
 
 107 ValerianusSr. 253-260. impcp(lic) valerianvs a(vg). Bust 
 
 laur. r. R. k(el)icitas (av)go. Felicity. 1 B. Fine. 
 Rare. C. 58. 
 
 108 Philip Sr. 244-9. Bust r. R. Equity. 2 B. Fine. C. 12. 
 
 109 V:ileiitiuianus I. 364-375. dn valentinianvs pf avg. Bust 
 
 r. diademed. ui:stitvtor reipvbmcae. P^mperor standing 
 holds Christiiin l);inner in r. and victory on 1. hand. 
 Solidus. Very fine, light scratch in field. C. 24. 
 
 110 Valentiiiianus Jr. 375-392. dn valentinianvs ivn pf avg. 
 
 Bust of the boy einpcror r. diademed. R. victoria avgg. 
 Valentinianus and Gratianus seated hold globe between 
 them, above Victory. Solidus. Extremely fine. C. 36. 
 
 111 Andronicus I. 1182-5. anaponikoc .^Kc(iioTiic) i-c Em- 
 
 peror crowned by Christ. R. + KEHo-iiBEi Mp-ov. Virgin 
 Mary. Concavo-convex solidus. Extremely fine, and 
 rare in this condition. S. 1. 
 
 t^i^j^ 
 
COINS OF GREAT BRITAIN. 
 
 9 
 
 v.g. 
 
 1 B. 
 
 112 
 
 11.3 
 
 114 
 
 115 
 
 IK) 
 
 117 
 
 118 
 
 119 
 
 120 
 
 121 
 
 122 
 123 
 124 
 125 
 
 126 
 
 127 
 128 
 
 12!» 
 
 Fine. 
 
 R. CVN- 
 
 C0IN8 OF GREAT BRITAIN. 
 
 Earliest period. Rude horse and ornaments. R. blank and 
 convex. Gold. Copied after Greek stater the obv. of 
 which was worn smooth. R. P\. I., 1. H. pi. j j 
 
 Iconiantype. Shield or floral pattern. ' R. Horse r. beneath 
 wheel or copy of Greek monogram ; in exg. letter (?). Gold 
 Not in R. or H. Evans. xiv.-13. 
 
 Same. a.d. 50. Head r. R. Horse r. Silver. Sizeo. Fine. 
 Rare. 
 
 Burgred. jMerdn. 852-874. bvkgued rex. Bust r. R 
 AfON-KTA EAXKKD. Penny. Very fine. R. 8-10 
 
 Eanred. NortliKmhria. 808-40. kanredrex. R. heard vlf. 
 Silver styca. Fine. 
 
 Ethelred. 840-8. Similar. Moneyor monne. Stvca, base. 
 Very hne. 
 
 Redulf. 844. kedvle rex. R. eanked. Styea. 
 
 Very rare. 
 Canute. 883-900. (-n-v-t-i at ends of cross. 
 
 NET-Ti. Penny. Very fine. H. 588 variety. 
 Vigmund. York, Archbishop of. Styca. Good. 
 
 SOLE MONAECIIS. 
 Ethelwulf. 837-856. AEDELVVLF REX. Bustr. R. torht-vi f 
 
 MO- on cross andx-E-T-A in angles. Penny. Fine. Rare. 
 K. 14—2. 
 
 Ethelred I. 866-871. aeuelrd rex. Bust r. R. mon- 
 
 wiNE-ETA in 3 lines. Penny. Fine. Verv rare. R 15-4 
 Eadmund. 941-6. aedmvnd rex. Gross: R. dorvlf m" 
 
 Pe.. ly. Very .'ine. Bare. R. 18-9. 
 Eadred. 946-55. eadred rj.:x. Cross. R. vvlfoa-res 
 
 MOT. Penny. Fine. Rare. R. 19-5 
 Ethelred II. 978-1016. vEdelred rex an,;lorvm. Bustr 
 
 R. .icDEREi) MTo EVM)o. Hand of [>r()vidence h(^t. a-o, 
 
 Penny. R. 23-13. Fine;. Scarce. 
 Ethelred. Bust 1. R. manna mo theod. Cross. Penny 
 
 Fine. ^ 
 
 Etheh-e<l. Same. R. leofstan mo lvn. Cross. Fine 
 Kfhelred. a..>. 125. Bustl. I:. Same moneyer as preceding • 
 
 (.-x_v-T in aufrles of cross. R. 22-4. Very -ood ' 
 
 Canute. 1016-35. cxvT rex. Bust with sceptre 1 B 
 
 tiooDRic ON hVND. Penny. R. 22-4. Extremely fine 
 
 S, 
 
r 
 
 10 COINS OF GREAT BRITAIN, 
 
 130 Harold I. 1035-40. harold rex. Bust in armor 1. R. 
 
 LEOFRio ON LVND. Penny. R. 24-4. Fine. Rare. 
 
 131 Edward the Confessor. 1042-66. eadpard r angorv. King 
 
 seated. R. Cross, bird in each angle. Penny. Fine. 
 R. 24-13. 
 
 132 Harold II. 1066. (har)old rex ang. Bust 1. crowned. 
 
 R. pax. Penny. Fine. Rare. R. 26-3. 
 
 AFTER THE NORMAN CONQUEST. 
 
 133 William I. 1066-87. pillemv rex. Bust facing. R. Cross, 
 
 in angles p-a-x-s. Penny. Very fine. 
 
 134 William Rufus. Bust facing. Ins. not struck. R. 10 rev. 
 
 8. Rare. 
 
 135 Stephen. 1135-54. (s)tefen hCex,). Bust with sceptre r. 
 
 Penny. This coin is always badly struck, and this speci- 
 men is better than usual. H. 270. 
 
 136 Henry II. 1154-89. Bust facing, only few outlines showing; 
 
 ins. off. R. Cross, in angles cross; lew letters of ins. As 
 fine as usually met with. Penny. Rare. H. 285. 
 
 137 Edward I. (?). Bust facing, instead of ins. circle of dots. 
 
 R. 3-armed cross. " Black" money. Brass. Fine. 
 
 EDWARD III. 1327-1377. 
 
 138 Noble, edward dei oka. hex. angl .t franc, o. hvB. King 
 
 in ship r. R. Cross, floriated, in angles lion crowned, all 
 in tressure of 8 arches; ins. complete. 4th issue. Ex- 
 tremely fine. Perfectly struck. Plate. 
 135) Half noble. Similar. 4th issue. Fine. 
 
 140 Quarter Noble. Shield. R. Cro.ss. 4th issue, after Treaty 
 
 of Bretigny. Fine. 
 
 141 Edward III. Bust feeing. Groat. London. Very good. 
 
 142 Edward III. Same. Half groat. Fine. 
 
 143 Anglo-Gallic Guiennois. ed (dei) gua rex ag pr(in)c. do. 
 
 aqvit(anie). King armed walking r. Gotbic arch in 
 background ; l)etween king's legs, r. for Rochelle. R. 
 Cross, floriated. Very fine. Rare. R. Sup. PI. XII., 11. 
 Gold. Plate. 
 
 144 Anglo-Gallic. Edward the Black Prince. Pavilion. ed:po: 
 
 DNS : REG : ANGL pr(inc) aq(vit). Prjuce standing in a 
 Gothic pavilion. R. e in centre of cross floriated, etc. 
 Fine. Very rare. Gold. R. Sup. 13, 5. A. I., 7. Plate. 
 
 145 Same. Leopold. Leopard to 1. R. Cross floriated. Very 
 
 M>- 
 
COINS OF GREAT BRITAIN. 
 
 11 
 
 •^ 
 
 I. 
 
 148 
 149 
 
 150 
 
 151 
 
 152 
 153 
 
 fine and evenly struck. Rare. Gold. R. 4. A. I., 8. 
 Plate. 
 
 146 Same. Chaise. Prince seated on Gothic chair. R. Cross, 
 
 varied from above, b. at end of ins. for Bordeaux. Very 
 fine. Very rare. R. Sup. 13-1. H. 11-2. Plate. 
 
 147 Same. Hardit. - Half length portrait facing. R. Cross, 
 
 acorn and oak leaves at ends of cross. b.= Bordeaux. 
 Very fine. Very rare. R. 13-2. A. 11-16. Plate. Mar- 
 sham sale, London, 1888, fine. £12.10. 
 
 RICHARD II. 1399-1399. 
 Noble. King in ship without flag. R. Cross floriated. Fine. 
 
 Rare. R. 2-4. 
 Groat. Bust facing. R. Cross ; London. V. g. V. rare. R. 4-1. 
 
 HENRY V. 1413-1422. 
 Noble. King in ship r. ; mullet under sword-arm. R. 
 
 Cross, quartre-foil in 2d quarter of rev. Fine. Rare. 
 Quarter noble. Shield, mullet to r. R. Cross. Rare variety. 
 
 Fine. 
 Groat. Bust facing, mullet on 1. hand. London. F. Scarce. 
 \gnel. Anglo-Gallic, agn . dei . qvi . tolis . peca . vmndi . 
 
 MisE . NOB. I. ^mb 1. with banner, hRL rex in field. R. 
 
 xpc : viNciT . X '0 regnat . xpc imperat. Cross. Been 
 
 bent and cracked, otherwise very fine. Very rare. Hoft- 
 
 man, XXIX.-2. 
 
 HENRY VI. 1422-1461. 
 
 154 Noble. King facing in ship w^ithout flag. R. Cross. Trefoil 
 
 coinage. Very fine. 
 
 155 Noble. Diflerent, rare work. Fine. 
 
 156 Quarter noble. Shield. R. Cross. Been bent. Fine. 
 
 157 Anglo-Gallic. Salute. Shields of France and England, 
 
 above annunciation of the Angel Gabriel to the Virgin. 
 R. Cross, lion, fleur-de-lis. Very fine. Hoff"., 30-3. 
 
 158 Angelot. Shields, above Gabriel. R. similar. Fine. Hoff"., 
 
 4. Rare. 
 
 159 Groat. Bust facing. R. Cross. London, etc. Fine. 
 
 EDWARD IV. 1461-1483. 
 100 King in ship r. with Hag e. R. Rose radiant in tressure of 
 
 eight arches, in each lion crowned or floral crown with 
 
 fleur-de-lis alternately. Very fine. 
 161 Angel. Archangel Michael slaying dragon. R. Ship r. V. f. 
 
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 12 
 
 COINS OF GREAT BRITAIN. 
 
 162 Groat. Bust facing. R. Cross. London. Very good. 
 
 163 Perkin Warbeck. Tournay Groat. Shield crowned between 
 
 lily and rose crowned, in tressure of five arches, dominf, 
 
 SALVVM FACT UEGKM ; m.m. lion. R. MANEL |: TECKEL H 
 
 PHARKS H 1494. Lion 1., lily, crown, rose in tressure of 
 four arches voided at junctures. .The tops of letters are 
 off edge, but very fine and of great rarity. The earliest 
 English coin with date. Limit $75. H. Ang.-Gal. III.-l. 
 Plate. Marsham sale, London, 1888. Fine. £18.5. 
 
 EICHARD III. 1483-5. 
 164 Groat. Bust facing. R. Cross, london. 
 
 168 
 
 169 
 170 
 171 
 
 172 
 
 174 
 
 175 
 
 176 
 
 177 
 
 178 
 
 Good. Rare. 
 
 HENRY VII. 1485-1509. 
 
 165 Angel. Michael slaying dragon. R. Ship. Fine. 
 
 166 Angel. Same. Cracked, otherwise fine. m.m. Pheon. 
 
 167 Groat. 2d coinage, m.m. greyhound's head, rare. Good. 
 
 HENRY VIII. 1509-1547. 
 
 Shilling. 4th coinage. Bust facing crowned. R. Rose 
 iirowned. M.m. pellet in annulet. Fine portrail,, which 
 is usually so badly struck as to be worthless. Inscription 
 not up and cracked. Very rare. Plate. 
 
 Groat. First issue with his father's portrait to r. F. Scarce. 
 
 Groat. Second. Bust r. crowned. Fine. 
 
 Groat. 
 
 Base coinage. 
 
 Bust i face. R. London, etc. Fair. 
 
 EDWARD VI. 1546-1553. 
 Bust of youthful king r. in armor, scvtv: 
 
 Half sovereign, rsust oi youiniui King r. in armor, scvtvm 
 
 FIDEI . PROTEGET . EVM . Y. R. EDWARD . VI . D . AGL . PRA . 
 
 z . HiB . REX. Shield crowned, e-r. ; m.m. y. Fine. Short 
 
 cut in field behind head. Rare. R. VII.-8. Plate. 
 Crown. King crowned on horse r., both in armor, beneath, 
 
 1551. EDWARD . VI : D : c; : agl : franc : z : hiB : rex. y. R. 
 
 posvr : DEVM : adivtoke : mev : y. Cross, voided, on shield. 
 
 Crown. Fine. The first English crown. 
 Crown. Same. 1552. e in Edward is doubled, having 
 
 been placed both ways, backwards and correctly. Rare 
 
 date and variety. Very good. 
 Half crown. Same. m.m. tun. Very rare and fine for 
 
 this date. 
 Shilling. Bust facing. R. same. Pine. 
 Sixpence. Same. m.m. Y = Southwark mint. Good. 
 
I 
 
 COINS OF GREAT BRITAIN. 
 
 13 
 
 179 
 
 180 
 
 181 
 182 
 
 183 
 
 184 
 
 185 
 
 18G 
 
 187 
 
 188 
 189 
 
 190 
 
 191 
 
 192 
 193 
 194 
 195 
 196 
 
 MARY. 1553-8. 
 Groat. Bust 1. (good portrait). Been bent. Pine. 
 Philip and Mary. Shilling. Busts face to face. Englisli 
 
 title only. Fine. Scarce. 
 Same. Groat. Bust of Mary 1. Pine portrait. Pine. 
 Same. Penny. Rose. II. Shield. V. fine for piece. Rare. 
 
 ELIZABETH. 1508-1002. 
 GOLD. 
 " Pine " sovereign, elizabktii , d : g : ang . fra . et . hib . hk- 
 GiNA. Queen, crowned, seated facing on throne witli check- 
 ered back, her feet on a portcullis ; m.m. scallop. R. adno 
 
 FACTV . KST . ISTVPKT . EST . MIRABINOCVLIS . NJiS. Shield 
 
 in centre of full-blown rose ; m.m. scallop. V. fine. Plate. 
 
 "Pound "half sovereign. Bust 1. crowned, hair loose and 
 flowing over shoulders. R. scvtem . pidei . froteget . 
 EAM. Shield crowned between e-r. m.m. tun. Very 
 fine. Pine work and magnificent portrait. Rare. 
 
 Same. Not as good work and first half of tlie obverse in- 
 scription double-struck, otherwise very fine. m.m. wool- 
 pack. R. X-5. 
 
 Milled half sovereign. Bust 1. crowned, hair loose. R. 
 Same. m.m. flcur-do-lis. Edge milled. An extremely 
 rare variety of tins rare coin. Very fine. R. X-7, but 
 with milled edge unknown to him. Limit, $35. 
 
 Hammered half crown. Bust 1. R. Same; m.m. tin. No 
 m.m. on obv. Unpubhshed obv. Very fine. Very rare. 
 
 Angel. St. Michael slays dragon. R. Ship. Ver)- fine, 
 
 Quarter angel. Same. M.m. cinquefoil. Very fine. Rare. 
 
 SILVER. 
 
 Crown. Same inscription as 183. Bust 1. crowned, liair in 
 cap, rufted,and gown with the monstrous, hideous sleeves 
 as the present fashion, holds sceptre in r. and globe in 1. 
 hand; m.m. 1 (=1G01). R. posvi devm : adivtorem : 
 MEVM ; 1. Shield on cross, voided. Very fine. Rare. 
 
 Half crown. Same. Extremely fine. Rare and very rare 
 in this state. R. XIV.-6. 
 
 Shilling. Same. Bust 1. Pine, well-spread piece. 
 
 Groat. Same. R. XII.-6. Very fine. Rare thus. 
 
 Threepence. Same. 1578. Very good. 
 
 Half groat and penny. Good. 2 pieces. 
 
 Milled shilling. Same inscription. Bust 1. crowned. R. 
 
 I 
 
14 
 
 COINS OP GREAT BRITAIN. 
 
 X lightly 
 
 197 
 
 198 
 
 199 
 200 
 
 201 
 202 
 
 204 
 
 Same type as crown, ni.m. Star. Fine. 
 
 scratched behind head. Rare. R. Xl'II-T. 
 Milled sixpence. Same. Rose behind head. R. same, 1564 ; 
 
 flat ends to cross. Fine bnt bent. R. XIII-8. 
 Milled sixpence. Small bust. 1567. Scratches in obv. field. 
 
 Fine. R. 9. 
 Same. 1568. Suffered, been bent, dented and clipped. 
 Milled groat. Same as, but not dated. Been bent across 
 
 face, otherwise fine. Very rare. R. 3. 
 Milled threepence. Same. 1562. V. fine. V. rare. R. 6. 
 Irish farthing. Harp crowned 1601. R. Shield. V. good. 
 
 JAMES I. 1603-1G05. 
 203 Fine Sovereign, iacobvs. d; g : mag : brit: fran : et: hirer : 
 
 REX. Rose. King seated on throne; portcullis below. 
 
 R. same as EHzabeth. m.m. Rose. Fine. Rare. 
 Sovereign. Half-length portrait to r. R. faciam. eos. in. 
 
 GENTiVM VNAM, Shield bet. i-r. Cracked through at 
 
 arm. Fine. 
 
 CHARLES I. lC2r,-1019. 
 Sovereign, carolvs d : g : ma: br : fr : et. hi. rex. bell. Bust 
 
 crowned 1. XX. R. florent concordia regna. bell. Shield, 
 
 crowned between c-r. Fine. 
 Same. m.m. plumes. Finer work. Fine. 
 Crown. King on horse walking 1., both in armor. R. 
 
 cHRisTO AVSPicE REGNO. Shield, above c-r, m.m. harp. 
 
 Tower crown. Very fine. Fine work. Rare. H. 474. 
 Crown, Similar, m.m. Rose. H. 478. Very good. Rare. 
 
 CHAELES II. 
 
 Siege Necessity Money. 
 
 Ormond. Crown, half crown, sixpence and tlireepence. 
 Crown, beneath which cr. R. V, above small s. ; II VI, 
 sd; VI, d; III, D, respectively. All fine. Struck from 
 silver plate brought in on proclamation of July 8, 1643, 
 by the Duke of Ormond, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. 
 R. 27-8, 9, 11, 13. Mai., pi. 47, 58. Rare, 4 pieces. 
 
 Ormond. Same sixpence cut in rare octagonal shape. Fine. 
 
 Pontefract. Shilling. Castle, at 1. obs ; above, divided by 
 central tower p-o, at r. hand holding sword protrudes 
 from 1. tower, beneath 1648 ; all in circle of dots. R. dvm. 
 sPiRo. SPERO C.R crowned. Octagonal. Fine. Rare. R. 
 29, 10, 
 
 205 
 
 206 
 207 
 
 208 
 
 209 
 
 210 
 211 
 
COINS OP GREAT BRITAIN. 
 
 15 
 
 I 
 
 212 
 213 
 
 2J4 
 
 215 
 
 216 
 
 217 
 
 218 
 
 219 
 
 220 
 
 221 
 
 222 
 
 Same. Different dies and cut diamond shape. Very fine. 
 Very rare. Plate. 
 
 Same, carol vs : sk(c v)ndvs 1648. Castle ; to 1. obs ; 
 above divided by central tower I'-c; to r. cannon pro- 
 trudes from left tower. R. same. Rare. Fine. R. 29, 12. 
 
 Same. I'ost : moutkm : patkis ; pro : filto. Same. R. 
 CAROL : II : 1) : G mag : d : k : kt : H : rex. Crown beneath it 
 HANc : DE-vs DEDiT-1648. Very fine. Well spread. Very 
 rare. R. 13. Plate. 
 
 THE COMMONWEALTH. 1642-1660. 
 Tlie Coins bear dates 1649 to 1660. 
 
 Sovereign, the commonwealth o England. Shield of St. 
 (ieorgc in wreath. R. god with us 1649. Shields of St, 
 George and Ireland, above xx. Gd. Pierced through m.m. 
 
 Crown. Same. R. v 1656 over 4, m.m. sun. Very fine and 
 evenly struck but a star scratched in each of upper quar- 
 ters of shield on obv. 
 
 Half crown. Same. R. ii. vi. Rare date. Good. 
 
 Shilling, 6, 2, 1 and •] i)enny. Fine. Desirable set. 5 pes. 
 
 OLIVER CROMWELL. 
 
 Crown. OLIVER . d . g . k . ang . sco . mib .vc pro. Bust 1. laur. 
 and draped. R. pax . QVii-^RiTYR . bello 16-58. Shield 
 crowned. Edge lettered. Die cracked across bust as all 
 more or less. Very fine. Very rare. Henfrey N. C. PI. 
 III., 6. 
 
 Half crown. Same. Henfrey 7. Some solder on edge where 
 it lias been attached to a ring but does not show on obv. 
 or rev. and black t iiiish in insc. — otherwise very fine. 
 Very rare. 
 
 Shilling. Same, Edge reeded. Very fine. Proof surface. 
 II. 8. Very rare. 
 
 The above coins were designed by the celebrated en- 
 graver Thomas Simon, who drew the portrait from life ; 
 and they mark the introduction of the most improved 
 manner of modern coinage. 
 
 CHARLES II, 
 
 After the Restoration, 1660-1685. 
 
 Crown. CAROLVs . ii . dei , gra. Bust r, laur, and draped ; 
 
 rose beneath, R. mag , br . fra , et . hib . rex , 16-62. 
 
 Shields, four, England two, Scotland and Ireland arranged 
 
 crosswise ; in centre, cross of St, George in radiant circle ; 
 
 ii 
 
16 
 
 COINS OF GREAT BRITAIN. 
 
 223 
 
 224 
 
 225 
 226 
 227 
 
 228 
 
 229 
 
 230 
 
 231 
 232 
 233 
 
 234 
 235 
 
 236 
 237 
 
 238 
 
 239 
 240 
 
 c c addorsed in space of each angle. Edge lettered. First 
 year of the new improved type by Roettier. Fine. 
 
 Same. 1673. No rose under bust. Smaller diameter. Fine, 
 
 RIaunday set by Simon. Bust 1. 4, 3, 2, 1 f. Very fine. 
 R'T^re, 4 pieces, 
 
 4, 3, 2, 1. By Roettier. Rust r. (lood. 5 i)iece8. 
 
 Harrington, Richmond, and Royal farthings. Ex. f. 3 i)iece8. 
 
 Same very fine and fair. Edwiird I. jdack (2) Eliz. farthing. 
 Fair. 6 pieces. 
 
 Charles II. to Victoria. Fine series of halfpence, including 
 the rare Irish i)ieces of Charles I., James II., William, 
 ^Fary. These unusually fine ; the others uncir. 23 pieces. 
 
 Charles II, to Victoria. Fine series of farthings, including 
 rare. Anne very fine, tin \ p. of James II. dump of George 
 I.— others uncir, 20 pieces. 
 
 JAMES II. l()Sr,-8. 
 
 Crown, lAcoBVs . ii , dki , gratia. Bust 1, laur, and draped. 
 R. Same. 1688. Without initials in angles. Very fine. 
 ■J I (2) one Irish and William and Mary ]». Tin. Fair, 4 pes. 
 Tin money. Crown, •] cr. sh. and 6 p. Fine. 4 pieces. 
 
 Same. Small size. Fair. 4 pieces. 
 
 WILLIAM AND MAKY. ] 688-1095. 
 William alone 1695-1702. 
 
 Crown. ovLiELMVs . p:t . maria . dki . gkatia. Busts accolated 
 r. laur. R. Similar, \vw in angles. 1690. Very fine. 
 
 Crown. GVLiELMVs.m . oki.gua. Bust r. laur. R. 1696; 
 angles vacant. Very fine. 
 
 ANNE. 170'2-17M. 
 Crown, anna dki gratia. Bust 1. R. Similar, 1708. Fine. 
 
 (tEORGE I. 1714-1727. 
 Crown. Bust r. R. Similar, long ins. Roses and i)lumes in 
 angles. 1720. Very fine. Rare. 
 
 (tEORCtE 11. 1727-1760. 
 
 gkorgivs . II . DKI GRATIA. Bust I. laur. in armor, R. Simi- 
 lar, 1743. Very fine. 
 
 Crown, Difi'erent bust 1. R. Same. 1747. V. fine. Scarce, 
 
 " Pretender Halfpence," voce popvli, R. iiinERNiA . 1760, 
 
 Diflf. Very fine. 4 pieces. 
 
 ,' 
 
 i 
 
COINS OP GREAT BRITAIN. 
 
 17 
 
 5 
 
 241 
 
 242 
 
 243 
 
 244 
 
 245 
 246 
 247 
 
 248 
 
 249 
 
 250 
 251 
 
 252 
 
 253 
 
 254 
 
 255 
 
 25G 
 257 
 
 GEORGE III. 1760-1820. 
 
 Crown. GEORfjius in. i):r, : bkitanniarum rkx kid: 1818. 
 Head r. laur. by Pistriicci. R. honi soit quk mal y f'ensk. 
 8t. George on horse slays drapon. Proof. 
 
 Dollar. Bust r. R. bank of kngland, 1804. fivk siiiLMN(is. 
 dollar. Britannia seated 1. Proof. 
 
 Dollar. Same obv. R. bank ok iuklano tokkn, 1804, six 
 SHILLINGS. Hibernia seated 1. Very tine. 
 
 Dollar. Spain. Charles VII. Head of George III. in oval 
 punch-mark stamped on neek. Very fine. 
 
 Two, one penny. Broad rim. 1797. Uncir. Light olive. 2 pes. 
 
 Two pence. Very fine. Olive color. 
 
 George III., 1807, George IV., William IV., Victoria, pennies. 
 Uncirculated. Bright red. 5 pieces. 
 
 Isle of Man. Head r. 1786. R. Trinacria. 1, i p. Uncir- 
 culated. Rare. 2 i)ieces. 
 
 Pattern halfpenny by Droz. Study of nude model. R. Brit- 
 annia, draped, and finished accessories. 1791. Bronze 
 proof. 
 
 GEORGE IV. 1801-1830. 
 
 Crown. Same inscription. R.St. George. 1821. Uncircuhited. 
 
 Halves nnd thirds of farthings; also, William IV., Victoria, 
 including rare half of William IV. Very fine to uncircu- 
 I'^ted. 8 pieces. 
 
 George IV. Irish penny, 1823. Very fine. 
 
 WILLIAM IV. 1830-7. 
 
 Crown. GULiELMUs nil. d: g : britanniar : rex k : n : Head r. 
 R. Shield of arms in ermine mantle, crowned, anno 1831. 
 Edge plain. Proof. Very rare. A beautiful coin. Limit, 
 $55. At our sale of Lindsey collection, March, 1894, one 
 fetched $67. 
 
 VICTORIA. 1837. 
 
 Crown. VICTORIA dei gratia. 1845. Head I. R. britannia- 
 RUM REGINA FID DEF. Shield, crowued, between olive 
 branches. Uncirculated. Scarce. 
 
 Crown. Gothic style. Beautiful bust 1. crowned. R. Shields, 
 four, angles richly ornamented, etc. Proof. Field ob- 
 verse lightly hair-marked. Rare. 
 
 Crown. Same. Face rubbed, hair-marked. Proof, Rare. 
 
 Model coins. Crowns, 2 ; pennies, 3 ; halfpennies, etc. Un- 
 circulated. 11 pieces. 
 
 3 
 
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 FOREIGN COINS. 
 
 SCOTLAND. 
 
 258 James III. 1400-1488. Rider. King in armor on horse 
 galloping r. R. Shield on cross. Burns, 590. Fine. Rare. 
 
 2o!) Mary. 1542-1567. Testoon. mauia . OKi . (;ra. scotorvm 
 RK(iiNA. Bust 1. ; beneatli in tablet 15fil. R. salvvm 
 FAc popvLVM TVVM DOM INK. Shield crowued between 
 M-M crowned. Extremely fine and very rare. The first 
 time this interesting coin with j)ortrait has been offered 
 in the United States. Different dies from Burns 8%, 7, 8. 
 Limit, S50, but worth more. Plate II. 
 
 260 Mary and Henry Darnley. 1565-7. mauia & HKNRio.nEi. 
 
 f iRA . R . & . R . scoTORv. Shield crowned between thistles. 
 
 R. KXVRGAT DEVS DISSII'KNTVR INIMIcr . FI. Palm-trCG 
 
 crowned, on which rib1)on bears dat gloria vires. Di- 
 vided by trunk, 15—65 ; surstamped thistle. Ryal. Fine. 
 Rare. Burns, 904. 
 
 261 James VI. 1567-1603. iaCcorvs struck over me si) dei gra- 
 
 tia scoTORVM. Shield crowned, between i-r crowned. R. 
 Sword, 15 — 65 ; hand ; xxx, etc. ; surstamped thistle. 
 Ryal, erroneously called sword dollar. Fine. Burns, 921. 
 
 262 James VI. Thistle noble. Sameinscrij)tion. Shield on ship 
 
 ]., forward flag bears I, stern 6 ; thistle rises from water 
 at side. R. Ornam«'nted tressure, etc. Fine. Rare. Burns, 
 951. 
 
 263 Charles I. Shilling. Bust 1. crowned. R. Shield with Scotch 
 
 arms in first and fourth quarters. By Briot. Uncirculated. 
 B. 1007. 
 
 FOREIGN COINS. 
 
 264 Louis XII. France. Bust r. R. perdam babillonis nomen 
 
 shield. Restrike (gold) of the famous, rare louis do'r 
 struck at Naples in 1502. Hoffman. PI. 47, 76. 
 
 265 Leyden. Square Siege Piece, haec^libkrtis^ergo*. Lion 
 
 walking 1. bears cap on pole. R. goi)T*behoi)DE*i-eyden, 
 etc. Keys. Size 24. Mai. as Sup'l. PI. 51, 2 in [)aper 
 — he does not know it in silver. Rare. Fine. 
 
 266 Campen. S(]uare Siege Piece. In punches, extremvm obsi- 
 
 DVVM, 42, walled city, st, campen, 1578. R. blank. 
 Larger than Mai. 22, 1. Size 28. Very fine. 
 
 267 German Religious Double Thaler. Baptism of (Christ in the 
 
 river Jordan by St. John. R. Text ; 1616. Very fine. 39. 
 
 268 Netherlands. Dort. religione.ivsticia . restitvtis . above 
 
 i 
 
FOREMN COINS, 
 
 19 
 
 2G9 
 
 270 
 
 271 
 
 272 
 
 273 
 
 274 
 
 275 
 
 276 
 277 
 
 278 
 
 279 
 
 280 
 
 281 
 
 282 
 283 
 284 
 
 285 
 286 
 
 287 
 288 
 
 'Jehovah.' Lion rninpant bears sword and arrows 1. R. 
 Shield of P. Maurice. Very fine. Rare. 
 John George II. Snmny. Full-length portrait of Duke in 
 electoral robes and armor, standing beside table, on which 
 helmet. R. Circle of shields ; in centre, coat of arms, 
 16-63. Double thaler. Fine. Been attached to ring. Rare. 
 Same, honi soit quk mal v pense on garter, Victory facing 
 holds trumpets, before her shields, and below Time pros- 
 trate. R. Long historical inscription to his memory. 
 1680. Thaler. Very fine. Rare. 
 Augustus. Brunmick and FMnenburg. Duke on horse gallop- 
 ing r. R. ALLKs MIT BEDACHT. 1664. Arms. 1* tluiler. 
 Very fine. Rare. 
 
 Cliristian Louis. Hanover. No ins. Horse galloping 1. over 
 mines. R. sincere et constantia anno 1664. Circle of 
 shields. C, L, crowned. 1} thaler. Very fine. Rare. 
 
 Same. 2 thalers. Very fine. Rare. 
 
 Ernest Augustus. Same. R. sola bona qujR honksta, anno 
 1688. Circle of shields. A E crowned. 1.^. V. f. R. 
 
 Leopold. Gennany. Bust r. laur. in robes, the peculiarity 
 of the hideous mouth shown most markedly. R. 1678, 
 shield, etc. 2 thalers. V. fine. Been gilt and attached. 
 
 Same. Thaler. 1693. Ring attached. Very fine. 
 
 Ferdinand. Austria. Half-length r. R. Shield. Thiiler. Fine. 
 
 Philip IV. Siiain. 1633. Bust r. R. Arms. 2 Thaler for 
 Brabant. Very fine. Rare. 
 
 Genoa, i.t.c-et.rege.eos. 1692. Virgin and infant; two 
 angels. R. uvx, etc., genve. Cross. Ducatoon. Fine. 
 Rare. 36. 
 
 Charles III. (VI. of Germany). Sicily. Head r. R. Phoe- 
 nix. 2i scudi. Fine. 
 
 George II. Hanover. Bust 1. R. Shield, 1730. Extremely 
 fine. Gulden. 
 
 Belgium. 1612. Soldier holds shield. Lion. Thaler. Good. 
 
 Same. Good. 2 pieces. 
 
 Philip IV. Cliarles III. Spain. Pistareens. Extremely 
 fine and fine. 2 pieces. 
 
 John. Portugal. 960, 400 Reis. Globe. R. Shield. V. fine. 2i)(s. 
 
 Frederick William. J>ru.ma. Head r. R. Arms. 2 thalt-rs. 
 Very fine. 
 
 William I. Head r. R. Eagle, 1862. Thaler. Uncir. 
 
 John. Saxony. Head 1. R. Arms. Uncir. 
 
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 FOREIGN COINS. 
 
 289 
 
 290 
 
 291 
 292 
 
 293 
 
 294 
 295 
 
 296 
 
 29Ga 
 
 297 
 
 298 
 299 
 
 299a 
 300 
 
 301 
 
 302 
 303 
 304 
 305 
 
 30G 
 
 307 
 
 308 
 
 309 
 310 
 
 Louis, Max. Bavaria, Frankfurt, Fred. Badm. Gulden. 
 
 Peter V. Portugal. 500 Reis. Peter II. Brazil. Uncir. 
 
 7 pieces. 
 William IV. (England) VI. Hanover. Kleinen thaler. Scarce. 
 
 Zeelandia 6 st. 1790. William II. Base silver. Uncir. 3 i)cs. 
 William III. Netherlands. 1, *, i gulden. 1865. Proof. 3 pes. 
 Ferdinand VII. Spain. In punches in wreath 3 ps, fer, 
 
 VII, 1809. R. Shield crowned. Necessity dollar struck at 
 
 Barcelona. Very fine. 
 Francis Joseph I. Avstria. Bust r. R. Eagle, 1879. 4 
 
 ducat (gold). Proof. 
 Russia. Eagle. R. 3 Rubles, etc. Platinum. V. g. Rare. 
 Jersey. Victoria, 1841. y'j, -^g, ^'.j shilling. Uncirculated 
 
 set. 3 pieces. 
 
 Jersey, 1870. ^, j'^, Vg, Guernsey, Jamaica, Borneo. Un- 
 circulated. 13 pieces. 
 Portugal. Spanish dollar of Charles IV., countermarked with 
 
 punches similar to regular coinage. 960. Reis. Mounted 
 
 as brooch. 
 Ionian Islands. 30 oboli, 1834, silver. Uncirculated. Lion 
 
 1. 1819. R. Britannia. 1, i, i p. C. proof. 4 pieces. 
 Cyprus. Victoria. 1, I, i piastre. Uncirculated. 3 pieces. 
 Rupee. Arabic inscription also .r. h. s. Another different. 
 
 Fine. 2 pieces. 
 
 Rupee. Head of Victoria 1. Native work. Very fine. Rare. 
 ENGLISH EAST INDIA COMPANY. Arms supportcd on either 
 
 side by lions. R. Inscription. Muhr. Extremely fine. 
 Same. Lion bearing crown 1. R. Similar. ^ muhr. Fine. 
 
 Very rare. 
 Same. } muhr. Fine. Rare. 
 
 Same. Lion above shield. R. Similar, i muhr. Yy. scarce. 
 Same us muhr. R, Scales. 1219. 2, 1, J pice. Giltpf. 3 pes. 
 E. I. C. Bale mark, 1791. R. Scales. Bombay. Double 
 
 pice, 15, 10, 5 cash. Bronze proofs. Set. Rare. 4 pes. 
 E. I. C. Same. Thick cooper. 2, i pice. Fair. 8 pieces. 
 E. I. C. Madras. Arms. R. Mark, 1794, 48th of rupee. 
 
 Bronze proof. 
 Same. Leaden pice. George 1. Crown, g-r., bomb. R. 
 
 AUSPicio REGIS ET sENATUs ANGLiiE. Very fine. Rare. 
 Ceylon. George III. R. Elephant. 2, 1, i stiver. F. 3 pes. 
 Madras. Pagoda. Star. R. Vishnu. Gold. N. 0., vol. 
 
 III., 79. Very fine. 
 
 \ 
 
FOREIGN COINS. 
 
 21 
 
 I 
 
 
 
 311 
 312 
 
 313 
 314 
 
 
 316 
 
 017 
 
 318 
 
 319 
 
 320 
 320a 
 
 3201) 
 320e 
 
 321 
 
 322 
 
 323 
 
 324 
 325 
 
 326 
 327 
 
 328 
 329 
 
 330 
 331 
 
 Tipu, Sultan of Mysore. Copper. Various sizes. Vy. f. 16 pes. 
 Portuguese India. Shield crowned. 2 p. Goa,, 1760, pice. 
 
 Good. 2 pieces. 
 
 Hindu, Bactrian, Persian, Roger of Sicily. Copper. F. 12 pes. 
 Siam. Gold bullet money. Three sizes. The two large 
 
 ones have gold rings attached and weigh 236, 121, and 
 
 the smallest 27 grains. Very rare. 3 pieces. 
 
 Siam. Silver bullet money. Set of six sizes from smallest 
 
 up. 6 pieces. 
 
 China. Centre of Spanish dollar countermarked with 
 
 Chinese. 
 
 AFRICA. 
 Gold Coast. George III. Head r. 1, i Ackey trade piece. 
 
 R. Arms. 1796. 
 
 Proof, 
 Same, g r crowned. 
 
 Very fine. 
 Sierra Leone. Lion, R, Clasped hands 
 
 dime. Fine, 
 Liberia, 2 cent liberty 
 
 2 pieces. 
 
 Ackey, takoe. 
 
 2 pieces, 
 
 1791. Dollar, 
 
 2 pieces. 
 
 1847. Proof. 1862. V. f. 2 pes. 
 
 Native silver bangle money. Heavy silver band for wrist. 
 Weight 3 oz, 2 dwt. 
 
 Another similar. Weight 2^ oz. 
 
 Silver ring with signet bearing double triangle with orna- 
 ments. Perhaps Abyssinian, 
 
 West Indies, George IV, 1822, J , .1 , i, Jj tlollar. Silver. 
 Proof, except last. Rare. 
 
 Spanish dollar. Doubly countermarked, a wheel pattern on 
 top has nearly obliterated the under one, though ti few 
 letters, e*rna legible. Rare. 
 
 Guadeloup. 3 in punch mark for 3 bits (cut -} dol), \ dol. 
 part of head of George III. Rare. 2 pieces, 
 
 Tortola, 2 halves, \ stamped toktola, last also s-s, 3 ncs. 
 
 Colonial shilling. Plain disc. Stamped 1 s, plumes. Anotiier 
 similar, 1 s, crown. R. .1, 14. Fine. Rare. 2 piece?. 
 
 Isles du Vent. Louis XV. Head r. 1731. 12 sols. V. f. 
 
 Essequibo and Demerary. George III. 1809. Bust r. R. 
 3 crowned. 3 stivers. Weakly struck. 
 
 Same. 2 stivers. 1816. i, William IV., i, f Fine. 4 pes. 
 
 Same. George III. \ ; William IV. |, J ; George III. J cop- 
 per. Uncirculated. 4 pieces. 
 
 British Colonial coins and tokens. Fine. 21 pieces. 
 
 Foreign copper. Congo, Russia, Siam, etc. Unusual, Un- 
 circulated. 64 pieces. 
 
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 WAR MEDALS AND DECORATIONS. 
 
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 332 Similar. Turkey, Russia, etc. Uncirculated. 78 pieces. 
 
 333 Similar. Indo-China, Persia, etc. Uncirculated. 80 pieces. 
 
 334 Similar. Siberia, Christina, Papal, etc. Fine and uncircu- 
 
 lated. 33 pieces. 
 
 WAR MEDALS AND DECORATIONS. 
 ENGLISH. 
 Peninsular Campaign. 
 The Army Military Service Medal, victoria regina 1848. Head 
 1. crowned. R. to the British army, 1793-1814. Queen 
 standing r. places wreath on head of Wellington kneel- 
 ing before her. Silver, size 22*. ' Name of recipient 
 punched or engraved on edge, as given below. Swivel 
 bar attached by clamp. Bar with name of battle at- 
 tached above, through whicli passes the ribbon, which all 
 have, and are in very fine condition, unless otherwise 
 mentioned. Plate IV. 
 
 335 One bar, corunna. Edge james western, wagon train. V.g. 
 
 336 Pour bars, vimiera, corunna, vittoria, ortiies. Edge j cope 
 
 CORPORAL 6th foot. Rare. 
 
 337 Eleven bars, talavera, busaco, fuentes d'onor, badajo/, 
 
 SALAMANCA, VITTORIA, PYRENEES, NIVELLE, NIVE, ORTHES, 
 
 TOULOUSE. JOHN DICKINSON, 40th FOOT. Fine. Very rare. 
 337a Six bars, talavera, badajoz, salamanca, vittoria, st. Se- 
 bastian, NIVE. Edge J. MARLOWE 4th foot. Very rare. 
 
 338 Four bars, badajoz, nive, orthes, toulouse. Edge wm. booth 
 
 lieu't 1st bat., 95th rifle. Rare. 
 338a Three bars, salamanca, vittoria, st. sebastian. Edge c. 
 
 steel 3rd foot guards. Proof. Rare. 
 One bar, st. sebastian. Edge j. r. rogers. Very good. 
 One bar, maida. Edge john ravenhill corpl. 35th foot. 
 No bar. Edge heinbich plumholf. 2nd lieut. rn k. g.l. 
 
 INDIA. 
 Obverse same without date. R. to the army of india, 1799- 
 
 1826. Victory seated 1. 
 One bar, ava. Name on edge effaced. 
 Three bars, capture of deig, laswarree, battle op delhi. 
 Edge R. DAVY 76th foot. Very rare. Only 31 men had 
 the medal. 
 Three bars, gawilghur, argaum, assye. Edge t. lucas 14th 
 
 FOOT. Very rare. 
 One bar, bhurtpoor. Ex. fine. Edge not inscribed. 
 
 339 
 340 
 341 
 
 342 
 343 
 
 344 
 
 345 
 
WAR MEDALS AND DECORATIONS. 
 
 23 
 
 346 EAST INDIA CO. CEYLON. FOR SERVICES ON THE ISLAND OF CEY- 
 
 LON A.D. 1795-6. R. Indian inscription. Silver, with 
 loop. No ribbon. Proof. Rare. 33. 
 
 347 Same. Seringapatam. British lion, standing on Indian 
 
 tiger, holds him down, whilst the latter is in the act of 
 disemboweling the former, and, though doubtless not the 
 intention of the artist, the tiger has the better position in 
 the fight; above Union Jack pennant bears Arabic in- 
 scription : " The lion of God is the conqueror." In exg. 
 IV MAY. MDccxcix. R. Troops storming the citadel. In 
 exg., in Persian, " The Fort of Seringapatam, the gift of 
 God." Silver. Proof. Encased in glazed silver-rimmed 
 case with loop. Given to captains in silver. V. rare. PI. IV. 
 
 348 Shah Shoojah's medal for ghuznee. Citadel. R. 2okd july 
 
 1839. Mural crown in wreath, h. j. campbell 13 ( ) 
 PAT. I. Good. Nicked. Rare. 
 
 AFGHAN AND SCINDE WAKS. 
 
 VICTORIA viNDEx. Head as first. R. candahau, ghuznee, 
 CABIJL, 1842; above; crown; in wreath. 
 
 349 WM. WILLIAMSON 41sT REGT. Stccl clasp. Good. Rare. 
 
 350 Same. R. cabul 1842. Silver clasp not original. Edge n. 
 
 DUNN 9th REGT 818. Fine. Rare. 
 
 351 Officers' undress medals, same as two preceding lots but size 
 
 11. Prussian cross of the Red Eagle. Crimea. Minia- 
 tures. 4 pieces. 
 
 352 Bronze Star. Silver centre, inscribed maharajpoor 29tii 
 
 DECR. 1843. Rare. 32. 
 
 353 Same. Silver centre of above. Worn. 
 
 354 Bronze Star. Silver centre, inscribed punniar, 29th decr. 
 
 1843. Rare. 
 
 THE SUTLE.J CAMPAIGN, 1845-rt. 
 
 Obv. as 342. R. army of the sutlej, in exg. moodkke 1845. 
 Victory standing left. 
 
 355 Three bars, sobraon, aliwal, kkkozeshuhuh. Edge in- 
 
 scription erased. 
 
 356 One bar. sobraon. In exg. ferozeshuhur 1845. With 
 
 silver clasp pin. Edge pte. james woolley, 29th regt. 
 Fine. 
 
 357 One bar. sobraon. In exg. aliwal 1846. Edge erased. 
 368 Same. Very good. 
 
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 WAR MEDALS AND DECORATIONS. 
 
 PUNJAB WAE, 1849. 
 Obv. as 342. R. to the army op the punjab, mdcccxlix. 
 Indians laying); down arms before British troops. 
 
 359 Edge henry e. stagg, 10th foot. 
 
 360 Medals for two above campaigns to same man. m. t. smith 
 
 ENGINEER. Sutlej with bars aliwal, ferozeshuhur. 
 Punjab. Bars goojerat, mooltan. Extremely fine. Rare. 
 
 2 pieces. 
 INDIAN MUTINY WAR, 1857-8. 
 Obv. as 342. R. india, in exg. 1857-1858. Britannia and 
 lion 1. 
 Two bars, lucknow. defence of i,ucknow. Edge erased. 
 One bar. lucknow. PJdge r. brown 1st bn. 20th regt. F. 
 One bar. centual india. Fine. r. hall dr. 83d regt. 
 Miniature with 5 bars. 
 
 INDIA GENERAL SERVICE. 
 Same. R. Victory crowns seated warrior. 
 
 One bar. looshai. Edge sepoy runjet singh 44th ben- 
 gal NX. 
 
 One bar. bhootan. Edge 464 j. cremins h. m's 80th regt. 
 Extremely fine. 
 
 No bar. Edge 515 .i. booksberry h. m's. 55th regt. 
 
 .Same. With a collection of all the bars issued to this medal 
 —20. This does not imply that they are issued to the 
 one man. 2144 Pte. J. Hughes l-3rd foot. 
 
 Temperance Medal, total abstinence medal india. Palm 
 tree, beneath which two women. R. '' watch A^^ be 
 sober," etc. 1862. 
 
 Same. Diamond-shaped. india. lion on star. R. 
 
 " AVATCH and be SOBER." Sword. 
 
 361 
 362 
 363 
 364 
 
 365 
 
 366 
 
 367 
 368 
 
 369 
 
 370 
 
 CHINA. 
 
 Obv. as 342. R. arm is exposcere pacem. In exg. china 
 1842. Arms piled. 
 
 371 Edge r. brown 49th hva^t. Fine. 
 
 372 Two bars, canton 1857. taku kokts 1860. 
 
 WELSH. H. M. S. HYACINTH. 
 
 373 Two Bars, canton 1857. fatsiian ?857. 
 
 Face nicked. 
 
 374 One bar. taku forts 1860. Edge blank. 
 
 375 One bar. fatshan 1858. Kx. fine. 
 
 376 Miniature with above three bars. 
 
 Edge (iEOKGE 
 
 Edge blank. 
 
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WAR MEDALS AND DECORATIONS. 
 
 25 
 
 AFKICA. 
 
 Obv. same. R. South Africa in exg. 1853. Lion in sick atti- 
 tude under mimosa bush. Very good. Nicked. 
 
 377 One bar. 1877-8-9. In exg. Zuki shield and spears. Edge 
 
 1391. PTK. .T. THOMAS 2-24th FOOT. Fine. 
 
 378 One bar. 1870. pte. j. mctaggakt 2-3i{d foot. 
 
 379 Abyssinia. Bust of Queen 1. in circle with otar points be- 
 
 tween which a-b-y-s-s-i-n-i-a. R. engraved not struck as 
 originally 124 trumpeter j. brewster, 21st bde. r. a. in 
 wreath. Swivel loose. 
 
 
 l 
 
 CRIMEA. 
 
 Obv. as 342. In exg. 1854. R. crimea. Warrior standing. 
 
 380 Four bars, alma, balaklava, inkerman, sebastopol. Edge 
 
 thos. ALLEN 17th lanciers 807. Swivel pin pulled out 
 but can easily be repaired. Plate IV. 
 
 381 Four bars. Same. pte. michl. seabrooke 17th lanciers. 
 
 Fine but nicked. 
 
 382 Three bars, alma, inkerman, sebastopol. Edge j. franklin 
 
 23rd regt. and Turkish medal. Pile of arms in exg. crimea 
 1855. R. Sultan's signature in wreath. Name on edge 
 erroneously engraved, "frankiiam." 2 pieces. 
 
 383 Same, with Turkish and Long Service Medal. The Crimea 
 
 muc'i worn and battered. Edge sergt. a. barber, 4th bn. 
 30th foot. All to same man. 3 pieces. 
 
 384 Three bars. Same. m. gilligan 4th dragoon grd. 
 
 385 Two bars, alma, sebastopol. Edge, rich'd brown 20th 
 
 REGT. Nicked. 
 
 386 Two bars, inkerman, sebastopol. Edge 2410 b. blake, 
 
 44tH REGT. 
 
 387 One bar. sebastopol, 2750 a. darling 71st hd. lt. inpv. 
 
 No ribbon, 
 
 388 No bar. Edge blank. Ex. fine, 
 
 389 Two bars, alma, sebastopol. Edge, priv. chas. stockwell 
 
 7th dragn. grds, Turkish, Crimea, and Austrian bronze 
 Cross for 18(i6. Memorandum signed by descendant, 3 pes, 
 
 390 Three bars, alma, inkeraian, sebastopol. Edge, civ. mr, i. 
 
 H. ANDERSON, 49th REGT. 1856. Turkish, China as above 
 and Long Service. All to same man, 4 pieces. 
 
 391 One bar. sebastopol thos. wm. sammons. 13th p, a, lt. 
 
 inf'y. Turkish, India, as above and long service. Very 
 good. Extra fine. All to same man. 4 pieces. 
 
 4 
 

 26 WAR MEDALS AND DECORATIONS. 
 
 392 Four bars, alma, palaklava, inkerman, sebastopol. Turk- 
 
 ish and South Africa. Edge pte j. sheen. 1st bt. rifle 
 BDE. Fine. All to same man. 3 pieces. 
 
 393 Anglo-Turkish medal. Very good, 
 
 394 Turko-Sardinian. Turkish, and Sardinian flags in centre. 
 
 Proof. 
 
 SECOND AFGHAN WAR. 
 victoria regina et imperatrix. Bust 1. veiled and crowned. 
 R. AFGHANISTAN, in cxg. 1878-9-80. Elephant and soldiers 
 marching left. 
 
 395 Five bars, peiwar kotal, charasia, kabul, ahmed khel, 
 
 CANDAHAR. Edge 1164 PTE. c. STEWART 78th FOOT. Rare. 
 
 396 Four bars, peiwar kotal, charasia, kabul, kandahar. 
 
 Edge. GUNO. W. CATT. 5-1 1th BDE. R. A. 
 
 397 Five bars. Collection of, to show all bars issued, attached to 
 
 medals. Edge blank. 
 
 ASHANTEE WAR. 
 
 VICTORIA REGINA. Head 1. Diademed and veiled. R. Com- 
 bat in woods. 
 
 398 One bar. coomassie. Edge. t. Reynolds. 
 
 EGYPT. 
 
 Same Obv. R. Egypt, 1882. Sphinx 1. 
 
 399 One bar. tel-el-kebir. Fine but nicked, pt::. j cotterill. 
 
 1 manch : R. 
 40{) No bar. Good. No ribbon. 
 
 401 One bar. suakin. 1885. No date in exg. Edge. pte. m, gil- 
 
 HOOLEY. 2d Durh : L. I. 
 
 402 One bar. the nile 1844-5. Edge. pte. .i. smith m. s. Corps. 
 
 No ribbon. 
 
 403 Two bars, el-tkb, suakin 1885. Edge. s. l. fetter gunner 
 
 R. m. a, Khedive's bronze star. Silver medal of Marine 
 Society for reward of merit. In open leather case. First 
 nicked and worn. 3 pieces. 
 
 404 Collection of 13 bars attached to above medal, to show all 
 
 the battles for which this medal was issued, 
 
 405 Khedive's bronze star. egy]>t 1882. Sphinx, in background 
 
 pyramids. R. Monogram crowned. Bar with crescent and 
 star. Perfect. 
 
 406 Another. Very fine. 
 
 407 Another. Very fine. Another, worn. 2 pieces. 
 
 /^ 
 
 I 
 
WAR MEDALS AND DECORATIONS. 
 
 27 
 
 ^i*- 
 
 408 
 409 
 
 410 
 411 
 412 
 413 
 414 
 
 415 
 416 
 417 
 
 418 
 419 
 420 
 421 
 
 422 
 
 423 
 424 
 
 425 
 
 426 
 
 427 
 
 428 
 
 428a 
 429 
 
 LONG SEEVICE AND GOOD CONDUCT. 
 Shield on stacked arms. R, Ins. Edge r. mcallister surgeon 
 
 30th regiment foot. Extremely fine. Surgeon's rare. 
 Same. r. brown 1st batn. 20th regt. 
 
 NAVY. 
 
 Same as 335. R. Britannia seated on sea-horse. 
 
 One bar. Algiers. Edge. wm. barwood. 
 
 One bar. syria. Edge erased. 
 
 One bar. Egypt. Edge. wm. groves. 
 
 One bar. Trafalgar. Edge, .tames haskew. Fine. 
 
 One bar. 4 novr 1805. Capture of four French line-of-bat- 
 tle ships by Sir Richard Strachey off Cape Finisterre. 
 Edge JOHN tomson. Very rare. Fine. Some scratches. 
 
 One bar. st. domingo 1806. Edge. thos. gabriel. 
 
 One bar. basque roads 1809. geo. edmonds. 
 
 Three bars. Martinique, basque roads 1809 Algiers. Edge 
 thos. maple. Rare. 
 
 One bar. Martinique. Edge .tosh, taylor. 
 
 One bar. guadaloupe. Edge wm. headland. 
 
 One bar. Martinique. Edge Wm. Parsons. 
 
 Three bars, java, navarino, syria. Edge. .ino. simpson. 
 
 Alexander Davison's medal, presented by liim to the par- 
 ticipants VICTORY OF THE NILE AUGUST 1, 1798. Vicw of 
 
 battle. R. rear-admiral lord nelson of the nile. Hope 
 
 standing supports medallion portrait of Nelson. Edge. 
 
 tribute, etc. Bronze proof. 
 Same. Pierced, and much worn. 
 Good conduct on training ship Exmouth presented to wm. 
 
 H, TRKGiLLAS. Obv. Hopc Standing on sea-shore. Silver. 
 
 Proof. 
 Victoria Volunteer's Medal. V. R. crowned gilt in silver 
 
 wreath, open work suspended by ring and ribbon to silver 
 
 bar. 
 Royal Dublin Fusileers. Bomb. R. Arms with swivel. 
 
 W.M. proof. 28. 
 SHIPWRECKED MARINERS SOCIETY. Tin medal. 20. 
 SCOTTISH PRIZE BADGE. St. Andrew's Cross in silver on which 
 
 gilt wreath. Green ribbon. 
 Red cross. Enameled on white diamond shaped badge. 
 ROYAL HUMANE SOCIETY. Child, uude, blowing torch. R. Ins., 
 
 engraved in centre of wreath, " domino denny/' etc. 1804. 
 
 Ex. fine. Rare. Silver. 33. 
 
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 WAR MEDALS AND DECORATIONS. 
 
 IV,' 
 
 430 Volunteer Shooting Medal, in defense. Two soldiers. R. 
 
 Wreath. Bronze. 25. 
 
 431 Indian Medal. Reverse of (?) Apparently a restrike in 
 
 copper of the coat of arms from the reverse of the Indian 
 medal of Oi,o. iii lk uoux 836, but more probably a rude 
 copy of. Obv. blank. Unique. 30. 
 
 432 Allegorical Design the import of which we cannot fathom, 
 
 said to be a temperance medal. Shield, to left woman holds 
 child in arms, whilst two others cling to her skirts; to 
 right Hope encourages Religion; above All Seeing Eye; 
 beneath Amazons make treaty with Britannia, amicitia 
 AMOR VERITAS. On base isaac simmons. In repousse. R. 
 blank. Silver. 36. 
 
 433 Unknown star brooch set with paste. In centre painting of 
 
 stag under glass encircled by gold band. Silver. 52. 
 
 OKDER OF THE BATH. 
 
 434 Military Gold Cross. White enameled gold cross. Between 
 
 each arm a lion. In centre 3 crowns surrounded by band 
 of crimson enamel, tria. .iuncta. in. uno. surrounded by 
 wreath in green enamel and gold. Below icii dien. R. 
 same. Gold ring and gold pin for suspension. V. rare. PI, 
 
 435 Civil Badge, tria. juncta. in. uno. In open work in centre 
 
 3 crowns, etc. Silver gilt. Oval. 32 x 37. 
 
 FRANCE. 
 
 436 Legion of Honor. Chevalier's Star. 
 
 star with Avreath in green enamel 
 puBLiQUE francaise 1870. R. Crossed flags. Fine. Cen- 
 tre disks loose. Wron 3 ribbon. 
 
 437 Same, napoleon i. Miniature. 
 
 438 order of ST. esi'rit. Silver white enameled star. 
 
 tre. fidelitk devouement. Head louis xviii. 
 1814-5. Suspended from silver crown. 19. 
 
 439 Same. Head smaller. 
 
 440 Same. Silver badge of fleur-de-lis. 
 
 441 Napoleon I. Head right, campagnes de 1792 a 1815, etc. 
 
 Given to the veterans on the return of his body to Paris. 
 Bronze surmounted by crown Avith ribbon. 20. 
 
 442 Same. Miniature. Military button of French flotilla of in- 
 
 vasion, 1804. Copper. 9. 2 pieces. 
 
 443 NAPOLEON III. (.'AMPAGNE d' italie. 1859. Names of battles. 
 
 Silver. Proot; Ribbon. 19. 
 
 White enameled silver 
 In centre. Head, re- 
 
 Gold cen- 
 R. Dates 
 
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WAR MEDALS AND DECORATIONS. 
 
 29 
 
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 } 
 
 444 
 445 
 446 
 
 447 
 
 448 
 
 449 
 
 450 
 
 451 
 
 452 
 
 453 
 454 
 
 456 
 457 
 
 458 
 
 459 
 
 460 
 
 Same. Very fine. With ribbon. 
 
 Similar. R. expedition du mexiqur 1862-3. Ex. fine. 
 
 Similar, expedition de chine 1860. Names of battles with 
 
 ribbon. Proof. 
 Civil badf^e of merit. Star. Silver. Rare. 25. 
 Ambulance Corps. Red enameled cross on white enameled 
 
 cross. R. 1870, 1871. aux blesses des armees de terue 
 
 et de mer. 
 Military bad<j;e for valor. White and blue enameled gilt 
 
 star suspended from mural gilt crown. In centre sans 
 
 peur et sans reproche. 
 Belgian medal. Silver. Given to English volunteers on 
 
 their visit of 1870. 13. 
 
 PRUSSIA. 
 Waterloo, jfif in wreath on cross, on round medal. R. 
 
 F. W. crowned. Same. 1814 in centre. Similar. R. 
 
 1848-1849 FRiEDRicH v'lLHELM IV. G. m. Fine. 18. 
 
 Similar. 1815 in centre. Ins. on oval. Iron. 4 i)ieces. 
 Military valor. (Jross in German silver. R. In centre rex et 
 
 patria 1831. 
 1840. R. Eagle. Bronze cross. Rare. 
 Danish War. 1864. W. and F. I. above tAVo crowns. Gun 
 
 metal. 
 French War. ||is in wreath on cross. Rev. W. crowned. 
 
 Gun metal. Proof. 
 Another. Plated. Proof. 
 
 HESSE. 
 
 Knight's cross (gold) of the Family Order of the Golden 
 Lion. White and brown enameled cross. In centre gold 
 lion, viutute et fidelitate. Rev. W. K. crowned. 
 
 Franco-German War. E-E crowned. R. ||-f?. Bronze. 
 
 Gilt. Proof. 
 
 HANOVER. 
 
 Civil star, gold, of the Royal Guelphic Order. A lion 
 between each arm. White horse 1. R. Monogram crowned. 
 MDcccxv. Attached to 4i inches gohl chain. Very beau- 
 tiful decoration. 21. Plate IV. 
 
 BAVARIA. 
 Gold star of the Order of Maximillian Joseph. White 
 enameled cross suspended from gold crown, virtute pro 
 PATRIA. R. Monogram. 20. 
 
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 30 WAR MEDALS AND DECORATIONS. 
 
 DENMARK. 
 
 461 Order of the Dannebrog. Silver cross suspended from crown. 
 
 5th, their lowest class. With ribbon. 
 
 462 Eckernforde. 5 april 1849. Ship being sunk by another. 
 
 R. Ins. Bronze. Rare. Fine. 20. 
 46o Holland. Long Service and Good Conduct. Naval. Br. 23. 
 
 464 Same. Army. Copper. 14. 
 
 465 Holland, a-hin. Head, WM. in. 1873-4. Gilt. 14. 
 
 466 Austria, franz josrph i. H. right. R. Tirol 1866 in 
 
 wreath. Silver. Pierced. Fine. 20. 
 
 RUSSIA. 
 
 467 Gold cross of the Order of St. Stanislaus of Poland. Crim- 
 
 son enameled cross ; between each arm a double eagle. 
 In centre S. S. R. gold. In centre S. S. A most beauti- 
 ful decoration. Very rare. 26. Plate IV. 
 
 468 Crimean AVar. N A above two crowns. R. Ins. 18. 
 
 469 Turkish War. Stacked arms. R. 1888, etc. Suspended 
 
 from wreath. Nickel. 21. 
 
 ITALY. 
 
 470 Parma. St. Constantine, Knight's Cross of the Order of. 
 
 Red enameled cross crossed by letter X, and bears a-i-hs, 
 A-S2, p. R. same. Suspended from crown. Silver gilt. 
 Ribbon. Rare. 25. 
 
 471 St. Maurice and St. Lazarus, Gold Cross of the Order of. 
 
 White enameled cross with green enamel between arms. 
 Silver gilt. Ribbon. 23. 
 
 472 Vic. Emanuelle. Head 1. R. Italy standing, guerre per 
 
 l'indipendenza e l'unita d'italia. Silver. 20. 
 
 473 Same. Proof. Restrike.(?) 
 
 474 Similar. R. liberazione di sicilia 1860. Copper proof. 
 
 475 Sardinia, al valore militare. Shield crowned. R. 
 
 wreath, blank. Silver. Ribbon. 22. 
 
 476 Papal States. Order of Holy Sepulchre. Red enameled 
 
 gilt cross suspended from crown. Ribbon. Rare. 21. 
 
 477 Order of St. John of .Jerusalem. White enameled gold cross 
 
 with fleur-de-lis in gold between arms. Suspended from 
 gold crown. An exquisite decoration. Plate IV. 
 
 478 Order of St. Silvester. White enameled cross. In centre, 
 
 bust of the saint. R. gregorius xvl restituit. mdcccxll 
 Silver gilt with ribbon. 24. 
 
 479 Order of Pius IX. Blue enameled star with gilt rays. viR- 
 
 

 
 WAR MEDALS AND DECORATIONS. 31 
 
 
 
 TITTE ET MERITO — PIUS IX. R. ANNO MDCCCXLVII. Silver 
 
 
 
 gilt. 27. 
 
 
 48J 
 
 Papal Brigade. Medal to Irish Volunteers. Cross in centre 
 with ribbon. 24. 
 
 SPAIN. 
 
 
 481 
 
 Order of Maria Isabella Louisa. Silver gilt cross suspended 
 from crown. Monogram in centre. Poor decoration. 
 
 
 482 
 
 St. Sebastian. Pewter medal awarded to British legion in 
 
 
 
 Spain under Sir Do liacy Evans. 23. 
 
 
 483 
 
 Carlist Iron Cross, war of 1877. 27. Medal. 1877-8. Br. 2 pes. 
 
 PORTUGAL. 
 
 
 484 
 
 Order of Christ. Knight's gold cross outlined in white 
 enamel ; between each arm, oval shield in blue enamel. 
 The arms connected by gold laurel wreath ; in centre, 
 white cross on red cross pattoe, on white enamel. R. same. 
 Suspended from crown. Rare. This Order is the richest 
 in the world. Plate IV. 
 
 PERSIA. 
 
 
 485 
 
 Order of Lion and Sun. Silver star. In centre, in enamel, 
 Lion and Sun. Suspended by loop and ribbon. 37. 
 
 
 486 
 
 Talismanic Calendar Pendant. Gold disk, struck. Obv. Cal- 
 
 
 1 
 
 endar surrounded by ins. R. long inscription. The 
 
 
 
 whole set and encircled with pearls (47) strung on wires, 
 
 
 each set in silver ornament. Size of gold disk 33. Out- 
 
 
 
 side all 40. These talismans are very rare, even without 
 
 
 
 the setting. Plate IV. 
 
 
 
 TUNIvS. 
 
 ( 
 
 487 
 
 Order of the Nichan. Enameled silver star, two arms mis- 
 sing, on silver ground. In centre monogram suspended 
 by looj) and ribbon. Rare. 25. 
 
 VENEZUELA. 
 
 
 488 
 
 Star of the order of. Silver. Large. 50. 
 
 CHILI. 
 
 
 489 
 
 Silver Star, tampan a a rolivia i el pkuu. Helmeted female 
 head. R. de 14 de kebrero de 1879 a 7 de .iunia de 1880. 
 Suspended Ijy ring from ribbon on which two silver bars. 
 
 MIRAKLORES, CHORILLOS. Rare. 
 
 1 
 
 490 
 
 1 
 
 Silver five pointed voided Star, kepublica de chili on blue 
 enameled band. In centre, gilt star. R. c.\mpana de lima 
 1881. Suspended by ring and ribbon. 
 
Ill 
 
 32 
 
 FOREIGN xMEDALS. 
 
 Ill 
 
 491 Oceania. (?) Silver star on silver Jeweled ground ; centre of 
 
 star in green, outlined in white enamel ; on centre, on. red 
 band ka. iioku. o. osiania. In centre gold ornament on 
 white ground rising from green sea. Suspended from red 
 enameled silver crown. 
 
 492 Turkey. sT. jkan 'd 'arce. Citadel. R. Monogram. Cop- 
 
 per gilt. 
 
 493 Uncertain. Bronze gilt eight pointed star. In centre N on 
 
 green enamel. II. v, same. 
 
 494 German mark. Apple on blue enameled ground. R. 1806 
 
 etc. 
 
 UNITED STATES. 
 
 495 Grand Army Veteran Star. Bronze. Fine. 
 
 MEDALS COMMEMORATING EVENTS OF WAR. 
 
 In very fine condition unless otherwise described. 
 Clive. VICTORY at PI.ASSV. CLIVK COMMANDKR. MDCCLVIir. 
 
 Victory on elephant 1. R. Indian i)resents gift to warrior. 
 
 496 
 
 497 
 
 498 
 
 499 
 600 
 
 501 
 
 502 
 
 503 
 
 504 
 505 
 
 506 
 
 507 
 
 508 
 
 Bronze. Rare. Proof. 25. 
 Vernon. The Admiral standing 1. R. Shijjs before Porto 
 
 Bello 1739. Similar Admiral r. Brass. V. f. 25. 2 pes. 
 Vernon. Various types ; half length portrait, etc. Brass. 
 
 Poor to fine. 27 pieces. 
 
 Cumberland. Duke on horse 1. R. Battle ; culloden 1746. 
 Cumberland. Argyle, satirical ; Frederic of Prussia. Brass. 
 
 Poor to fine. 11 pieces. 
 
 Nelson. Bust 1. R. st. vincent, etc. 1797. Silver. Very 
 
 fine. 121. 
 Geo. II. Treaty of Vienna, 1731. Head 1. R. Neptune in 
 
 chariot drawn by sea-horses Inirls trident at the winds. 
 Geo. III. Young bust in armor 1. R. Battle; eKg. calone- 
 
 sus. CAPTA MDCCLXI. Brass Very fine. 25. 
 Martin, Col. Bustr. R. Arabic ins. Copper. Ex. fine. 22. 
 Bridport, Lord. Admiral at defeat of French ott' Port 
 
 L'Orient, 1795. Bustr. R. Victory Br. Fair. Battered. 31. 
 Wellington. Head 1. R. Magnificent Greek helmet. 
 
 Splendid medal by Pistruci. 
 Hardinge. Head 1. R. Warrior receiving laurel branch 
 
 from Minerva. On his successful termination to Punjab 
 
 Campaign, 1846. 36. 
 Sepoy Mutiny. Victory standing ; behind her captive Sepoy. 
 
FOREION MEDALS. 
 
 83 
 
 R. TO THE BRAVE DEFENDERa OF OUR INniAN EMPIRE, mTRINO 
 
 THE SEPOY MUTINIES A.D. 1857. V. r. Proof. In case. 40. 
 
 509 duplicate without case. 
 
 510 l.elson. Bust 1. in uniform. R. View of column in Trafal- 
 
 gar Square, 1844. W.m. Pierced. Proof. 31). 
 
 511 Admiral Duncan. Bust facing. Vice Com. Nelson. Bust 1. 
 
 W.m. Fine. 24. 2 pieces. 
 
 512 Irish Constabulary. Reward of merit. W.m. 24. 
 
 513 Lafayette. Bust in uniform r. Ins. on taking command of 
 
 National Guards, 1830. In case. 32. 
 
 514 Lafayette. Half length 1. R. On command of National 
 
 Guard, 1789-91. Br. 22. 
 
 515 Louis Antoine d'Orleans. l. ant. generalissimk des armees 
 
 FRANCAisEs. Head 1. Laur. R. General on horse. 1823. 
 
 516 Alexander I. R. Fame flying 1. On peace, 1814. Br. 
 
 Proof. 27. 
 
 517 Nicholas I. Russia. Different reverses, referring each to 
 
 capture of fortress. War of 1829 against the Turks. By 
 Loos. Br. Proofs. 24. 7 pieces. 
 
 NAPOLEON I. 
 
 518 Head facing crowned with lotus. R. l'egypte conquise. 
 
 MDccxcviii. Emperor in chariot drawn by camels. 26. 
 
 519 Hend r. on tablet, on which view of battle. i^Iarengo. 1796. 
 
 R. Blank. Lead proof. Glazed and in case. 40. 
 The following medals bear obverse Napoleon emp. et roi. 
 Head by Andrieu or Droz. In cases. 26. 
 
 521 R. PASSE LE ST. BERNARD MDCcc. Victory on cannon drawn 
 
 over mountain by horses. 
 
 522 R. Treaty broken by England, 1803. Mastiff tears scroll. 
 
 523 R. Hanover occupied. Victory on horse r. 
 
 524 R. Column, campagne de mdcccv. 
 
 525 R. Allocution a rArniee. Emperor addresses troops on 
 
 bridge. 
 
 526 R. Crown of Italy, mdcccv. 
 
 527 R. siMPLON. Old Man of Mountain seated. 1807. 
 
 528 R. Busts of Vitikand and Frederic. Obverse Napoleon, 
 
 Charlemagne, accolated r. 1806. 
 
 529 R. souveraintes donnees MDcccvi. Throne; table covered 
 
 with crowns. 
 
 530 R. CONFEDERATION DU RHiN MDCCCVI. Warriors swear oath. 
 
 531 R. BATAILLE d' JENA MDCCCVI. No case. 
 
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 FOREIGN MEDALS. 
 
 II 
 
 532 
 
 533 
 534 
 
 535 
 536 
 537 
 
 538 
 
 539 
 540 
 541 
 
 542 
 543 
 544 
 
 545 
 
 546 
 547 
 548 
 549 
 550 
 
 551 
 
 652 
 
 R. BATAiLLE DE FRiEDLAND. Warrior sheathing sword. No 
 
 case. 
 R. Eagle ; 1807. 
 
 R. BATAILLES DES AVRIL MDCCCIX. Obv. TRATE DE PRESBURG 
 
 ROMPU. Temple of Janus. Door broken down. 
 R. BATAiLLES DE WAGRAM. Hercules vanquishes foe. 
 R. issLiNG. Troops on bridge. 
 R. PRISE DE wiLNA. Emperor receives sword and shield 
 
 from warriors. No case. 
 R. LUTZEN 1813. Warriors galloping away from battle. Obv. 
 
 rubbed. 
 R. Mountain ; Ins. refers to 1,200,000 men raised 1813. 
 R. wuRTCHEN, 1813. Stacked arms. Obv. rubbed. 
 R. BELLEROPHON, 1805. Ship 1. Obv. Bust in uniform r. by 
 
 Mudie. 
 
 RETOUR DE l'eMPEREUR MARS. MDCCCXV. 
 
 Emperor before two soldiers. R. Eagle flying. 
 
 R. BATAILLE DE SOMO SIERRA l' INQUISITION DE TRUITE 
 
 MDCCCViii. Emperor in biga overrides man. No case. 
 Louis XVIII. On the French campaign in Spain, 1823. 
 
 Head r. R. French warrior drives away Rebellion. To 1. 
 
 Spain. 32. 
 Same. R. Return of King and Army to Paris. 32. 
 Revolution 1830. Tomb. R. ins. No case. 23. 
 Same. Tomb, at either side France and Liberty. Case. 32. 
 Same. H. of Li'^erty 1. R. Tabl't and scales. Case. 25. 
 Same. Peace standing. R. 1830, etc. Case. 23. 
 
 553 
 554 
 
 555 
 
 ENGLISH MEDALS. 
 
 Geo. II. Bust 1. R. King crowned by female ; volentes per 
 POPULOS, in exg. coron. xi Octob. mdccxxvii. Rather a 
 remarkable inscription "By the will of the people.^ 
 Silver. Fine. 22. 
 
 Geo. III. georgius hi. de. gr. mag. britan. fuan. et. hir. 
 REX. Bust in armor r., uraped. R. diffuso lumine nitet. 
 Sun radiant. In style of the Indian medals and marked 
 Indian Chief Medal by the collector, but we do not know 
 by what authority. Rare. Copper. V. fine. 40. 
 
 Geo. III. On obsequies 1820. Br. 28. 
 
 Geo. III. Preservation from assassination. Angel protects 
 his portrait from ? tows. Br. 24. 
 
 Cranmer and Latimer by Dass'cr. Br. 18. 2 pieces. 
 
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FOREIGN MEDALS. 
 
 35 
 
 i 
 
 556 
 
 557 
 
 558 
 559 
 560 
 561 
 
 562 
 
 563 
 
 564 
 
 565 
 
 566 
 
 567 
 
 568 
 
 569 
 
 570 
 
 571 
 
 572 
 573 
 
 Princess Charlotte on her death, 1817. Bust facing. R. 
 Britannia disconsolate. Bust 1. R. Ins. Br. 31. 2 pes. 
 
 Boydell. Shakespeare on rock between two muses. R. Ins. 
 Silver. Fine. 30L 
 
 Wykeham. Head 1. by Yeo. Silver. Fine. 25. 
 
 Fox, C. I Bust r. by Webb. R. Victory on globe. Br. 34. 
 
 West, Benj. Head 1. R. Names of subscribers. 
 
 Celebrated Persons. Medals by Kirk. Copper. Very fine. 
 16- 12 pieces. 
 
 George IV. Exquisite coronation medal by Pistrucci. Br. 
 In case. 22. 
 
 Victoria. Head 1. R, Queen being received by Mayor. 1837. 
 W.m. Proof. In case. 39. 
 
 Victoria. Head 1. crowned ; around on band names of all the 
 members of the Government. R. members of the house 
 OF commons. 1849 ; below list of names. Br. In case. 
 Rare. 60. 
 
 Victoria and Albert. Heads accolated 1. ; beneath two dol- 
 phins. R. Britannia seated, bestows wreath on Industry 
 kneeling, behind whom stand the four Continents personi- 
 fied. Award medal of Exhibition of 1851, given to Har- 
 ris AND SON (on edge). One of the most beautiful of 
 modern medallions. By W. Wyon. Proof. 48. 
 
 Princess of Wales. Alexandra. Head 1. R. London re- 
 ceives the royal couple. 1863. 48. 
 
 Duke and Duchess of Albany. Heads accolated r. R. Coats 
 of arras. 27th april 1882. Silver marriage medal, by 
 Wyon. Proof. In case. 40. 
 
 Prince and Princess of Battenberg. Heads accolated 1. R. 
 Coats of arms. 23d July, 1885. Silver medal or marriage. 
 By Wyon. Proof. 40. 
 
 Crystal Palace, opened mdcccliv. Palace. R. Minerva 
 throws open the doors. Br. Proof. Slightly scratched. 
 In case. 40. 
 
 Banks, Thomas, R. A. Bust 1. by Wyon. R. Statue, nude, 
 of native of India. In exg. art union of london 1858. 
 Br. Proof. In case. 
 
 Scott, Sir Walter. Scott. Head r. R. Graceful figure of 
 Fame leaning on pedestal. Struck shells joined, edge let- 
 tered. ByStothard. 39. 
 
 Charles II. i^ nne Jetons. Brass. Very fine. 4 pieces. 
 
 Tickets and cards. Brass. 9 pieces. 
 
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 FOREIGN MEDALS. 
 
 lit 
 
 hi 
 
 ST- 
 
 ji 
 
 lii 
 
 \* 
 
 i't 
 
 m 
 
 574 
 575 
 
 576 
 
 577 
 
 578 
 
 579 
 
 580 
 581 
 
 582 
 583 
 
 584 
 
 585 
 586 
 
 587 
 588 
 
 589 
 
 590 
 591 
 592 
 
 593 
 
 594 
 
 Satirical medals on the Pope and the Devil. Brass. 2 pieces. 
 
 Weights. For coins. Various. From William III. Very 
 fine. Brass. 24 pieces. 
 
 Silver-plated box, containing 6 silver foreign and English 
 counters, engraved after Passe. 
 
 Charles I. Engraved medalet set in silver ring. 
 
 Masonic Mark. Compass and square set with paste jewels, 
 suspended from chased bar, buckle and pin, with ribbon. 
 Silver. In case. 
 
 Masonic oval badge, engraved with 3 figures. R. Scrolls, 
 etc., 1., with loop. Silver. 30 
 
 Plaque. Cnpkl 1. Brass. Oval. 24 by 30. 
 
 Plaque. Judgment of Paris. Electrotype from gem. 24 
 by 28. 
 
 Canning, George. Head 1. R. Ins. 1827. Br. In case. 32. 
 
 Geographical Medal. Map of a hemisphere on either side. 
 W.m. In case. 47. 
 
 Victoria and Albert. Exhibition, 1851. George IV. funeral. 
 Various. W.m. Proof. 10 pieces. 
 
 George III. George IV. W.m. Proof. 4 pieces. 
 
 Atwood. R. Four heads : Broughan, Brussels, 1832 ; O'Con- 
 nell ; Junk ; George IV. ; George III. R. Ascension ; 
 Shakespeare; Christ; Mary. Various. 
 W.m. 
 
 FRENCH MEDALS. 
 Bronze unlesH otherwise desc'"ibed. 
 
 Francis I. Bust 1. in armor. R. vnvs non svfficit. Celes- 
 tial and terrestrial globes ; crown ; mdxv. Br. Proof. Re- 
 strike. 33. 
 
 Henry II. Bust r. in armor. R. Quadriga driven 1. by Vic- 
 tory ; seated in chariot France and Abundance, nude, 
 1552. Br. Proof. Restrike. 38. 
 
 Henry IV. Bust r. in armor, by Droz. R. li&gion 
 d'houneur. Star. Br. 24. 
 
 Monneron's medal. Soldiers swearing allegiance, 1790. 25. 
 
 Same. Hercules striving to break sticks. Br. Proof. 
 
 Nap. I. and Josephine, liusts accolated r. R. Eagle. On 
 their coronation. 22. 
 
 Nap. I. and M. Louise, Heads accolated r. R. Couple be- 
 fore altar. Case. 26. 
 
 Napoleon I. baptemp: du roi de rome. Emp. holds infant 
 over font. R. Crowns of all the cities of the Empire. Br. 43. 
 
 Mostly proof. 
 24 pieces. 
 
 I 
 
FOREIGN MEDALS. 
 
 87 
 
 595 
 
 596 
 597 
 
 598 
 599 
 
 600 
 601 
 602 
 
 60a 
 
 604 
 605 
 606 
 
 607 
 
 608 
 
 609 
 610 
 
 611 
 
 612 
 
 61 a 
 
 614 
 615 
 616 
 
 617 
 618 
 619 
 
 620 
 
 Nap. I. and Marie Louise. Heads accolated r. R. Bust of 
 infant 1. 26. 
 
 Same on marriage. L. P., Lafayette. Silver. 9. 4 pes. 
 
 Louis XVIII. Head r, R. France welcomes ship. Case. 24. 
 
 Same. R. King and Queen in biga 1. 24. 
 
 Same. R. Hope standing between torch and altar. On his 
 brother's marriage 1815. In case. 24. 
 
 Same. Head r. R. Statue of Henry IV. 32. 
 
 Louis Philippe. Head 1. R. Wreath. 26. 
 
 Same. Head 1. laureated. R. Ins. on est. Normal School. 
 Medallion by Bovy. 43. 
 
 Napoleon III. Head r. R. Coat of arms in centre of circle 
 01 shields. Paris 1855 ; tablet blank. Silver award medal 
 of the first class of the Universal Exposition. Proof. In 
 case. Very rare. 
 
 Duplicate. Very rare. 
 
 Same in br. Medal of the second class. Proof. 38. 
 
 Duplicate. Very rare. Never had these medals before. 
 
 Rousseau, J. J. Bust 1. R. contrat social, etc. 22. 
 FOREIGN BRONZE MEDALS. 
 
 Alexander I. Russia. R. Beautiful female winged figure 
 seated writes Sejour a Paris in exg. mdcccxiv. On his 
 visit to Paris. By Andrieu. Br. Incase. 2ii. 
 
 Nicholas I. Russia. Bust r. by Pingret. R. Ins. 1826. 31. 
 
 Gustavus 111. Sweden. Bust r. in armor by Kuchler. R. 
 Tomb. In case. 35. 
 
 Chas. VI. Germany. Bust r. R. King in quadriga of 
 lions 1. 31. 
 
 Fred. Wm. III. Prussia. Bust 1. Exquisite medal l)y 
 Den on on visit to Mint, Case. 25. 
 
 Francis I. Austria. Head 1. R. Ins on similar visit. Cnse. 25. 
 
 Camoens, Luiz de. Bust facing. R. Ins. 26. 
 
 Calvin. Bust 1. R. Ins. Series num. 26. 
 
 Melancthon. Bust r. R. 1547 plus ultra. Two columns 
 standing in "ca. Diamond-shaped cast silver medal, origi- 
 nality uncertnin. Very rare. 16. 
 
 Reformers and others. Busts by Dassier. 18. 10 pieces. 
 
 Flemish Jetons of the 16th Century. Fine. 5 pieces. 
 
 Schiller. { Bust facing r. R. Bell. Beautiful medal by 
 Allen and Moore on his death. Proof. 32. 
 
 Eytelwein, J. A. R, Woman seated with square, water- 
 wheel, etc. Case. 26. 
 
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 38 COINS OF THE BRITISH COLONIES IN NORTH AMERICA. 
 
 
 hh 
 
 621 
 
 622 
 
 623 
 
 624 
 
 625 
 626 
 627 
 
 628 
 
 629 
 
 Papal. Gregory XVI. Bust 1. R. Priests bearing ark. Br. 
 
 Very fine. Pierced. 24. 
 Sixtus V. Bust r. R. Bridge. 1589. Br. Very fine. 
 
 Pierced. 28. 
 .Julius III., Adrian VI., Paul V., Pius IV., Pius V., Paul II., 
 
 Clenient VII., Gregory XIII., Clement X., Innocent XI.. 
 
 XII., Clement VIII., XII. Various. Br. Some originals, 
 
 two false. Poor to very fine. 14 pieces. 
 
 Pius VII. Bust r. R. Notre Dame. On coronation of 
 
 Napoleon I. In case. 26. 
 Odeskalchi. Bust r. R. Samson and Lion. Artistic. 22. 
 Early German. Religious brass cross. 26. 
 German Memorial Iron Cross. R. In centre on gold disk, 
 
 Ins. 1810. 18. 
 Astrological. Man-headed monster 1. R. Double-faced man 
 
 standing ; in field, signs. Curious. Cast and chased. 39. 
 Otho. Plaque. Head 1. in border. 43. 
 
 COINS OF THE BRITISH COLONIES IN NORTH AMERICA. 
 COLONY OF MASSACHUSETTS. 
 
 In New England. 
 SILVER COINAGE. 
 630 (1652) Shilling. N E in punch-mark on a plain silver 
 planchet. R. XII in punch-mark. Fine. Very rare. 
 Size 16. See Plate. The first coin of America. 
 
 631 
 632 
 633 
 
 634 
 
 635 
 636 
 
 637 
 
 Device. 
 
 OAK TREE SERIES. 
 Oak tree, masathusets in. 
 
 Rev. NEW ENGLAND. 
 
 AN. DOM. ; 1652, XII in centre. 
 
 Shilling. C. 9 — H. Plate L, 11. Very good. Rare. 
 Shilling. C. 6» — E.' R*. Very good. Pierced. 
 
 Sixpence. ma(sa)thusets. Without the word in on obv., 
 
 but on rev. C*. W. Fine. Very rare. 
 Threepence. masa(thusets i)n. Tree only faintly visible. 
 
 Rev. fine. C\ R^ Plate I., 15. Very rare. 
 Twopence. Rev. 1662. Fine. Rare. 
 Threepence. Not evenly struck, but very fine. 
 
 PINE TREE SERIES. 
 Similar to the Oak Tree coins, but instead of an oak a pine tree. 
 
 Shilling. Tree with wide open trunk. C 1 B. Rev. D. 
 Bushnell Cat., Plate I., 161. Fine. 
 638 Shilling. C'^ Rev. R. Uncirculated. Even impression ; 
 
 
J 
 
 
 top of 
 
 
 Plate. 
 
 639 
 
 Shilling. 
 
 640 
 
 Shilling. 
 
 641 
 
 Shilling. 
 
 642 
 
 Shilling. 
 
 643 
 
 Shilling. 
 
 644 
 
 Shilling. 
 
 645 
 
 Shilling. 
 
 646 
 
 Shilling. 
 
 647 
 
 ShiUing. 
 
 648 
 
 Sixpence. 
 
 
 Fine. 
 
 COINS OF THE BRITISH COLONIES IN NORTH AMERICA. 39 
 
 one letter, d, on Rev. on edge. B. Cat., 168. 
 
 Same. As Cleneay specimen, Plate II., 264. Uncir. 
 Same, ma faint yet a large planchet. 
 Same. Tops of m-in off. Very fine. 
 Small sizy. C". Fine. 
 C'«. Rev. L., R«. Very rare. Fine. 
 C'^ Rev. R. Combination unknown to C. V. g. 
 Same, asath off. Good. Rare. 
 C^'. Fine. 
 
 Same. Clipped. Fair. 
 C sathu off. As usual for die was too large. 
 Rare. 
 
 649 Threepence. C. 2' rev. B. Very good. Pierced. Rare. 
 
 COLONY OF MARYLAND. 
 The coins of Lord Baltimore, issued 1659. 
 
 650 Shilling. Bust of Lord Baltimore to left ; CiEciLivs : dns 
 
 TERR^-MARi^. : & CT.^". Rcv. Shield, crowned, x-ii at 
 sides ; crescite : et : multiplicamini. Fine for tlie piece. 
 Excessively rare. Plate. 
 
 651 Sixpence. Same, v-i at sides of shield. Very good. Very 
 
 rare. Plate. 
 
 652 Sixpence. Very fine, but a cut ^ of an inch long driven 
 
 through field above head. Plate. 
 
 653 Groat. Same, i-v at sides of shield. Crack in planchet 
 
 behind head. Very good. Excessively rare. Plate. 
 
 THE ROSA AMERICANA SERIES. 
 Head of George I. R. georgius. d : g ; mag : bri : era : et : 
 hib:rex. On the pennies and half pennies georgius 
 DEI : gratia . rex. Rev. Full blown rose, rosa Americana 
 utile dulci. 
 
 654 Penny. 1722. Fine. 
 
 655 Penny. Same. Poor. 
 
 656 Half 2)enny. Good. 
 
 1723. Rev. Rose crowned ; utile dulci on label. 
 
 657 Twopence. Uncirculated. Magnificent, even impression. 
 
 658 Twopence. Extremely fine. 
 669 Twopence. Very fine. 
 
 660 Twopence. Fine. The above four pieces are all from dif- 
 
 ferent dies. 
 
 661 Twopence. Good. 
 
40 
 
 COINS OF THE STATES. 
 
 m 
 
 fi:.i 
 
 r: 
 
 662 
 663 
 
 664 
 665 
 666 
 
 667 
 
 668 
 
 669 
 
 670 
 671 
 
 672 
 673 
 674 
 
 675 
 676 
 
 677 
 
 678 
 
 Penny. Very fine. 
 
 Penny. Very fine. Olive color, but rev. some spots of white 
 corrosion. 
 
 Penny. Fine. 
 
 Pennies. Poor. 2 pieces. 
 
 Twopence. 1724. Difll'erent portrait with more profuse 
 locks as on Wood's pattern English half pence. Rev. 
 same. 1724. Some slight corrosion over surface otherwise 
 very fine. Excessively rare, only one other specimen 
 known — the first — discovered by Henry Chapman, Jr., 
 1889. Limit $50, but worth more than double that sum. 
 Plate. 
 
 VIRGINIA AND CAROLINA PLANTATIONS. 
 
 James II. 1685-88. iacobus . ii . d. g. mag. bri. fkan. et . 
 
 HiB. REX. Statue of king on horse r. Rev. hispan. val. 
 
 24. PART. REAL. Four shields. 
 Dujilicate. Very fine. Uncirculated. Another corroded. 2 pes. 
 
 MARK NEWBY'S, PITT TOKEN, ETC. 
 1681. Mark Newby's half penny. King Charles I. playing 
 
 on harp. Rev. St. Patrick. Use tiuthorized in New Jersey. 
 
 Very good. Rare. 
 Fartbing. Same. Very good. 2 pieces. 
 
 Pitt token. Bust 1. the restorer of commerce 1776 no 
 
 STAMPS. Rev. Ship. America, etc. Very fine. Light 
 
 olive color. 
 Pitt token. Same. Fine. 
 Pitt token. Another. Fine. Been cleaned. 
 Fictitious half-pennies, god save the kl\(;. Head of George 
 
 III. r. Rev. BE AS you seem to be. Clasped hands. 1796. 
 
 Extremely fine. Rare. Another like a sovereign. Good. 
 
 2 pieces. 
 Similar, st. patruk apos. 432. Bust. r. Rev. Ireland. 
 
 1806. Very fine. 
 Same, claudius romanus. Rev. pax placid 1775. Anotber, 
 
 head 1. Rev. Harp, 1820. Brass. Fine. 2 )3ieces. 
 
 COINS OF THE STATES. 
 
 MASSACHUSETTS. 
 Cent. 1787. Indian standing. R. Eagle. Very fine. 
 Cent. 1788. Fine. 
 Cent. Same. Different die. V. fine. Dents on edge. 
 
 I 
 
COINS OF THE STATES. 
 
 41 
 
 680 Cent. Same. Good. 
 
 681 Half cent. 1787. Same. Fine. 
 
 682 Half cent. 1788. Same. Fine. 
 
 683 Connecticut. Bust 1. indk * * et lib *, 1787. auctori : 
 
 PLEBis. R. iNDEP (et) LIBER, 1787. Hope seated. Very 
 
 Sood. 2 pieces. 
 
 New York. Talbot, Allum & Lee. Libert}^ standing 1794. 
 
 R. Ship. One cent. Fine. Been cleaned. 
 Same. 1795. R. Witliout " One cent." Ex. f. Olive color. 
 New Jersey. 1787. Cent. Fine. 
 New Jersey. 1787. Cent. Fine, Slightly mis-struck. 
 New Jersey. 1787. Cent. Virginia, half penny. Good. 2 pes. 
 Maryland, Annapolis, one shill(in)c4 1783. In centre two 
 
 doves pulling a worm. (The long variety). R. i. 
 
 chal(mers), ANNAPOLIS. Clasped hands in wreath. Fine. 
 Same. Very fine, even impression, but plugged. 
 Kentucky cent, so called. 15 stars. V. fine. Dent on rev. 
 Syme. Fine. Uneven steel color. 
 
 WASHINGTO^^ COINS AND MEDALS. 
 1783. Cent. Bust in uniform 1. R. united states Liberty 
 
 seated 1. Fine. 
 1788. Cent. Bust draped 1. Fine. Scratch on rev. 
 1783. Cent. Same. Re-strike. Uncirculated. 
 Cent. WASHINGTON. Bust in Uniform 1. R. One cent Simi- 
 lar. Fine. 
 Cent. 1795. george Washington. Bust r. R. liberty and 
 
 security 1795. Eagle on shield. 
 Medal, george Washington. Bust 1. as on '91 cent. R. 
 
 LIBERTY AND SECURITY. Eagle ou shield. Edge asylum, 
 
 etc. Uncirculated. Partly bright red. 
 Medal. Eccleston's, 1805. general Washington. Bust in 
 
 armor r. R. Indian standing ; long ins. Br. V. f. 47. 
 KAKLIEST COINS OF THE UNITED STATES. 
 Dollar, continental cukrency, 1776. Sun dial in centre ; 
 
 MIND YOUR business, arOUud FUGIO, E G fecit. R. AMERICAN 
 
 coNGifEss, WE ARE ONE, cucircled by 13 links bearing name 
 of state. Pewter. Very good. Rare. 
 1783. Cent, libertas justitiua 1783. U. S. in centre of 
 wreath. R. nova constellatio. Eye in centre of rays. 
 Fine. 
 
 1785 Cent. Same. U. S. in script. Fine. 
 
 6 
 
 684 
 
 685 
 686 
 687 
 688 
 689 
 
 690 
 691 
 692 
 
 693 
 
 694 
 695 
 696 
 
 (597 
 
 698 
 
 699 
 700 
 
 701 
 702 
 
 I 
 
42 
 
 COINS OF THE UNITED STATES. 
 
 h... 
 
 703 
 
 704 
 705 
 706 
 
 707 
 708 
 709 
 
 710 
 711 
 712 
 713 
 714 
 715 
 716 
 717 
 718 
 719 
 720 
 721 
 722 
 
 723 
 724 
 725 
 726 
 727 
 728 
 729 
 730 
 731 
 732 
 733 
 734 
 
 735 
 736 
 
 COINS OF THE UNITED STATES. 
 GOLD. 
 Eagle. 1803. Fine. 
 Half eagle. 1802 over 1801. Fine. 
 1803 over 1802. Fine. 
 1807. Rust to 1. Very fine. 
 
 Half eagle. 
 Half eagle. 
 
 cheek. 
 Half eagle. 
 Half eagle. 
 Half eagle. 
 
 to bottom 
 Half eagle. 
 Three dollars. 
 Three dollars. 
 Three dollars. 
 Quarter eagle. 
 Dollar. 1856. 
 Dollar. 1858. 
 Dollar. 1889. 
 
 Slight dinge on 
 
 1810. Very fine. 
 1813. Uncirculated. 
 1847. Extremely fine. 
 
 Die cracked from top 
 
 Fine. 
 
 Rare. 
 
 GOLD CHARM 1884. 
 
 1855. Charlotte mint. Fine. 
 
 1855. San Francisco mint 
 
 1860. San Francisco mint. 
 
 1870. V. g. Some solder on edge 
 
 1843. Large date. Very fine. 
 
 Very fine. 
 
 Fine. Some solder on edge. 
 
 Uncirculated. 
 California quarter dollar. 1872. Proof. 
 Same, eureka. Liberty seated. Rev. cal 
 Same. Octagonal. Proof as above. 
 Same. Quarter dollar size. 
 Same. Octagonal. 
 
 SILVER DOLLARS. 
 
 1795 Head. Fine. 
 
 1795 Bust. Good. 
 
 1796 Very good. 
 
 1797 Very good. 6 stars lacing. 
 
 1798 Wide date. Good. 
 
 1799 Fine. 
 
 1799 Delicate stars. Very fine. 
 
 1800 Fine. Broad milling. 
 
 1801 Fine. 
 
 1802 Fine. 
 1842 Very fine. 
 
 1845 Proof. Hair-marked and obverse surface dull but figure 
 
 uncirculated. Very rare in proof condition. 
 1848 Fine. 
 1873 Uncirculated. Proof surface, weak. 
 
COINS OF THE UNITED STATES. 
 
 43 
 
 737 1873 Pattern trade dollar. Liberty seated on globe. W m 
 
 Proof. 
 
 738 1878 Trade dollar. San Francisco. Uncirculated. 
 
 739 1883 Trade dollar. Proof. 
 
 ge on 
 
 n top 
 
 lare. 
 
 1 1884. 
 
 figure 
 
 740 
 741 
 
 742 
 
 743 
 
 744 
 
 745 
 
 746 
 
 747 
 
 748 
 
 749 
 
 750 
 
 751 
 
 752 
 
 753 
 
 754 
 
 755 
 
 756 
 
 757 
 
 758 
 
 759 
 
 760 
 
 761 
 
 762 
 
 763 
 
 764 
 
 765 
 
 766 
 
 767 
 
 768 
 
 769 
 
 770 
 
 771 
 772 
 773 
 
 HALF DOLLARS. 
 1795 Good. 
 1803 Large date. Fine. 
 
 1805 Very good. 
 
 1806 Without stem to branch. Very fine. 
 
 1806 Very fine. 
 
 1807 Uncirculated. Minute nick on neck. 
 
 1807 Bustl. Very good. 
 
 1808 over 1807. Uncirculated. 
 
 1809 Uncirculated. 
 
 1810 Very fine. 
 
 1811 Very fine. Obv. black tarnish. 
 
 1812 Very fine. 
 
 1813 Very fine. Weak. 
 
 1818 Uncirculated. Sharp. Mint lustre. 
 1818 over 1817. Extremely fine. Sharp. 
 1818 over 1817. Very fine. Sharp. 
 1820 over 1819. Extremely fine. Mint lustre. 
 
 1822 Uncirculated. Sharp. 
 
 1823 Uncirculated. Mint lustre. 
 
 1825 Extremely fine. Weak. 
 
 1826 Uncirculated. Mint lustre. 
 
 1827 Extremely fine. Mint lustre. 
 1835 Uncirculated. Weak. Mint lustre. 
 lo37 Uncirculated. 
 
 1843 Very fine. 
 
 1848 Orleans. Extremely fine. 
 
 1853 With arrows and rays. Uncirculated. 
 
 1855 Orleans mint. Uncirculated. 
 
 1861 Extremely fine. 
 
 1863 Proof. Hair-marked. 
 
 QUARTER DOLLARS. 
 1796 Very fine. Very rare. Limit $20. PI. IV. 
 
 1831 Uncirculated. 
 1863 Proof. 
 1882 Proof. 
 
 Mint lustre. 
 
44 
 
 COINS OF THE UNITED STATES. 
 
 DIMES. 
 
 774 1805 Very good. 
 
 775 1820 Close date. Fine. Cut in field and on rev. 
 
 776 1833 Very fine. 
 
 777 1834 Uncirculated. Mint lustre. 
 
 778 1834 Uncirculated. Mint lustre. 
 
 779 1838 With stars. Un .culated. Die cracked. 
 
 780 1838 Very fine. Rev. Die cracked. 
 
 781 1838 Very fine. Duplicate. 
 
 782 1838 Extremely fine. Black tarnish. 
 
 783 1882 Proof. Hair-marked. 
 
 784 
 785 
 786 
 
 787 
 
 788 
 
 789 
 
 790 
 
 791 
 
 792 
 
 793 
 
 794 
 
 795 
 
 796 
 
 797 
 
 798 
 
 799 
 
 800 
 
 801 
 
 802 
 
 803 
 804 
 805 
 
 806 
 807 
 808 
 
 HALF DIMES. 
 
 1794 Good. Plugged above date, involving 9. 
 
 1795 Very good. 
 
 1795 Fine, but file-marks in planchet on hair. 
 
 1797 Uncirculated ; but deep cleft in planchet from edge 
 
 nearly to face. 
 1800 Good. Big hole above head. 
 1829 Uncirculated. Mint lustre. 
 1832 Uncirculated. Mint lustre. 
 
 Mint lustre, and proof surface. 
 
 3 pieces. 
 Black tarnish. 
 Mint lustre. 
 
 1834 Uncirculated. 
 
 1834 Very fine. 
 
 1835 Uncirculated. 
 
 1836 Uncirculated. 
 
 1837 Extremely fine, and fine. 2 pieces. 
 
 1838 With stars. Uncirculated. Mint lustre. 
 1853,6,7,1830,1. Pirxe. 5 pieces. 
 1858 Extremely fiiie. Mint lustre. 
 
 1863 Proof. 
 1870 Uncirculated. 
 
 Three cents silver 1852 (2) good. 1S53. Fine. 3 pieces. 
 
 Assay Ingot of San Francisco Mint giving its component 
 parts of gold and silver to the value of $6.41. 
 
 CENTS. 
 
 1794 Very good but for dents in obv. Olive color. Hays, 19. 
 
 1794 Very good. Hays, 39. 
 
 1795 Thin planchet. R. one cent high in wreath. Fine. 
 Olive. 
 
 1795 R. ONE CENT in centre of wreath. Fine. Olive color. 
 
 1796 Liberty cap. Good. 
 
 1797 Good. 
 
COINS OF THE UNITED STATES. 
 
 45 
 
 edge 
 
 eces. 
 
 ecep. 
 
 eces. 
 
 eces. 
 nent 
 
 1,19. 
 ''ine. 
 lor. 
 
 809 
 
 810 
 
 811 
 
 812 
 
 813 
 
 814 
 
 815 
 
 816 
 
 817 
 
 818 
 
 819 
 
 820 
 
 821 
 
 822 
 
 823 
 
 824 
 
 825 
 
 826 
 
 827 
 
 828 
 
 829 
 
 830 
 
 831 
 
 832 
 
 833 
 
 834 
 
 835 
 
 836 
 
 837 
 838 
 
 2 pes. 
 
 1798 Small date with broad milling. Extremely fine. Olive 
 
 color with few dark spots. Rare. 
 1798 Small without l^ro^d milling. Ver}' good. 2 pes. 
 
 1800 Very good, Olive color. Scarce, 
 
 1801 Fine, Olive color. Scarce. 
 
 1802 Very good. 
 
 1805 Good. 
 
 1806 Very good. 
 1813 Very good, 
 
 1816 Perfect and broken dies. V. f. Olive color. 
 
 1817 Uncirculated. Misstruck to one side. Sharp. 
 1819 Small date. Uncirculated, Bright red. Sharp. 
 1826 Uncirculated. Sharp, Lustrous olive color, 
 1826 Fine, Olive color, 
 
 1828 Large date. Very fine. Light brown color, 
 1835 Extremely fine. Weak impression. Steel color. 
 1837 Beaded hairstring. Uncirculated. Olive color, 
 1840 Large d.'ite. Very fine. Olive color. 
 
 1852 Uncirculated. Olive color. 
 
 1853 Uncirculated, Bright red. 
 1853 Uncirculated, Bright red, 
 1798 to 1850, Fair to very fine. Valuable lot. 
 Half Cents, 1794. Large head. 
 Half Cent. 1795, Fair, 
 Half Cent. 1804 (2), 1809, Good, 
 Half Cent. 1809, Fine. 
 Half Cent. 1828. 13 stars. Uncirculated, Olive color. 
 
 STOKE CARDS. 
 
 New York Theatre. View of building. R, may commerce 
 FLOURISH, Cornucopia; in background ships. Penny 
 token by Jacobs, Uncirculated. Bright red. Rare. 
 
 Hathaway, Providence, R, L 1833. Hart, Phila.; Mer- 
 chant's Exchange; American Inst.; New York; Anderson, 
 N. Y. Fine. 5 pieces. 
 
 Hard Times or Jackson tokens. 5 pieces. 
 
 California Token. Eagle. R. 1849. Flag, ship. Brass. 
 
 Good. Olive color. 
 
 2 pieces. 
 93 pieces. 
 
 3 pieces. 
 
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 COINS AND MEDALS OF CANADA. 
 
 i t 
 
 ii 
 
 COINS AND MEDALS OP CANADA. 
 
 839 Louis XIV. Bust r. Rev. oloriam. uegni. tvi. dicent. 1670- 
 Shield crowned. 5 sols. Pierced. Scratches across obv. 
 Good. Very rare. 
 
 " 840 Louis XIV. Bust r. Rev. Busts of his four sons. Indian 
 Chief Medal. Br. Proof. 26 L. 30() E. R\ 
 
 / 841 Louis XV. LUDOvu'us xv orbis impkrator, 1758. Head r. 
 W^esel, Osweyo, Port Mahou. In exg. Expug. stk. da- 
 viDis ARCE KT SOLO ARQUATA. Forts, four. Silver. 19L 
 Fine, but covered with minute nicks. Plate L. 808 A. R*. 
 Limit, $20. 
 
 ' 842 Louis XV. 1738. Marque. Fine. 3 var. B. 508. 3 pieces. 
 
 843 George II. Bust in armor 1. Names and dates of battles. 
 
 Niagara, Quebec, etc. Lion and unicorn uphold shield, 
 bearing ileur-de-lis reversed. Br. Very fine. L. 861 R'. 
 
 844 Rev. of above. Rev. Britannia in chariot drawn by lion 
 
 accompanied by Justice and Liberty. Rev. of L. 862. Br. 
 Very fine. 
 
 845 George II. Head 1. Rev. canada .subdued, mdcclx.-s.p.a.c. 
 
 Canada seated disconsolate beneath pine tree, behind whi'ih 
 beaver. Edge lettered. Silver. Extremely fine. L. 85(' 
 
 846 Boscawen. Half length r. Rev. louisburu jul. 16. 
 
 Battle. Brass. ^^ Good. L.854. R". 
 
 847 Will- of 1812. Li'.-'ai canada preserved on band. Bird's- 
 
 eye view of Niagaia River. Upon r. side British lion guards 
 ihe entrance at Lake Ontario. To 1. American eagle Hying 
 to attack him. To r. Beaver. Rev. presented by a grate- 
 ful country ; in laurel wreath, for merit 1815. Unique. 
 From the Oliver collection. L. 866 a. Perfect condition. 
 Limit, $125. Plate IV. 
 
 848 Nova Scotia, temperance society token of membership. 
 
 Fine. Pierced. L. 475. R*. VV. m, Silver-plated. 
 
 849 Halifax, Catholic T. A. B. medal. W. m. Pierced. Fine. 
 
 L. 478. R^ 
 849a Hudson Bay Co. Arms. Rev. hb. em Ihb. Brass. Very fine. 
 L. 486. R.^ 
 _ 850 Montreal sous. Different varieties. Rare. 5 pieces. 
 
 BANK OF MONTREAL. 
 851 The extraordinary collection of the tokens issued by this 
 bank during the years 1837, 8, 9, described below, are the 
 result of thirty years' special study and research, and as 
 
COINS AND MEDALS OF CANADA. 
 
 47 
 
 'V 
 
 
 the collector does not wish them separated, they will he 
 sold in one lot, upon which he has placed a liriiit of $500 ; 
 and this is a reasonahlc price, for there are varieties in the 
 sot previously unknown or unpublished. It is the most 
 extensive collection of these excessively rare coins of l.'}38 
 -<V.) ever ofiered, and, judging by its containing pieces not 
 described or mentioned by Lo Roux or Breton, and as far 
 as we are aware, is the most comi)letc set in existence;. Wc 
 have carefully compared the coins, rearranged them from 
 Mr. Chaloner's arrangement, and recatalogued them, and 
 will guarantee the varieties to be as described. All the 
 dies are rei)roscnted on Plate V. 
 
 1837. 
 No. 1. Penny, provinck of canada, bank of montrkal. Front 
 view of the Bank. 
 
 R. RANK TOKKN, ONK PKNNY, 18o7. Artus of the City of 
 Montreal, bearing on the enclosing garter concokia salus; 
 on ribbon passed through the garter city bank, incused. 
 Uncirculated. Light olive color, with traces of bright red. 
 Le Roux 514'. R«. 
 
 18SS. 
 
 No. .1 Penny, bank of Montreal, beneath 1838. Perspective 
 view of Bank. 
 
 R. bank token, one penny. Arms of city, as above ; on 
 ribbon bank of Montreal. Extremely fine. Olive color. 
 Three vertical scratches in field over bank. Le Roux 513. 
 B. 523. Size 21. Die in second state as described below. 
 Beaver's tail nearly touches left top of M, leaf of floriated 
 ornament jwints to a in bank. R*. 
 
 No. 2. Penny. Same obverse die. 
 
 R. Similar. Beaver's tail wider, and points to left foot of 
 M, whilst the leaf points between A and n. Very fine. R*. 
 
 No. 3. Half Penny. Same types. 
 
 R. HALF PENNY. 01)verse die may be infallibly identified 
 by minute dot in field above and touching roof-line near 
 centre; it is just perceptible to the naked eye. (It is not 
 one of the four small nicks in field which this specimen 
 will show in the plate.) To right of building, fence has 
 •') bars to the left of tree, and 5 bars to the right; to 
 the left of building, fence has 4 l)ars to right of tree, 
 a fifth merged in the trunk of tree; to left of tree 8 
 bars. Rev. Beaver's tail covers top of left stem of m ; n in 
 
48 
 
 COINS AND MEDALS OF CANADA. 
 
 |J i 
 
 m 
 
 No. 3b. 
 
 No. 4. 
 
 « \f. 
 
 TOKEN clear of oak leaf; Rose in Arms faces vertically 
 to left. Size slightly over 18. R\ Very fine. Olive color. 
 B. 524. 
 
 Same. Dies in second state, have been turned down, edges 
 rounded, producing a concave field from edge to letters 
 and the size reduced to 17 i. Extremely fine. Olive color, 
 partly bright red. Few dents on edge. R«. 
 Half Penny. Same types. To right of building fence has 
 4 bars to right of tree and 3 to left. To left of building 
 fence has 5 bars to right of tree and 6 to left. Period after 
 SALUS. Rev. Beaver's tail touclies m but does not cover it. 
 Rose in Arms faces upwards slightly to left ; n in token 
 rests on oak-leaf. Size 18. Very fine. Purple color. R^ 
 No. 4b. Same. Second state of dies as No. 3b. Size \7h Uncir- 
 culated. Beautiful olive color. We place this specimen 
 on the plates instead of preceding to show the second state 
 oi dies compared with No. 3. R^ 
 
 1839. 
 Penny. Same types as 1838. Rev. bank 
 incused. Bpaver slants slightly upwards. 
 R'. B 525. Uncirculated. Olive color. 
 SALUS. Size 2H. 
 Penny. Same obv. 
 
 Rev. On ribbon banque du people. Period after salus. 
 Beaver horizontal. Le Roux 507. R^ B 525. Uncircu- 
 lated. Olive color, but at each side of field bright spot 
 where possibly wax has been stuck. 
 
 Half penny. Same types. To r. of building fence to r. 
 of tree has 4 bars ; to 1. 4 bars ; to 1. of building fence to r. 
 of tree has 6 bars : to 1. 9 bars ; projecting cave of building 
 is oijposite b in bank. Rev. Type of No. 1. half penny. 
 No period after salus. p:nd of beaver's tail rests on inner 
 edge of ribbon. Very line. Le Roux 514. R\ 
 No. 3b. Same dies. Rev. Die broken over tok and shows why 
 the dies above mentioned were turned down to remove 
 such a defect. Uncirculated, lirown color. 
 Halfpenny. Same typos. Obv. Sanie die. 
 Rev. Beaver's tail inside of and does not touch ribbon. F. 
 Half penny. To r. of building fence very low, has 4 Lars 
 to r, of tree and 3 to 1. To 1. of building fence has 5 bars to 
 r. of tree and 9 bars to 1. Eaves point between b and a, 
 and a and l. 
 
 No. 1. 
 
 No. 2. 
 
 OF MONTREAL 
 
 Le Roux 513. 
 Period after 
 
 No. 3. 
 
 No. 4. 
 
 No. 5. 
 
COINS AND MEDALS OF CANADA. 
 
 49 
 
 No.l. 
 
 Rev. Same die. Very fine. Olive color. 
 This gives 2 obv. and 2 rev. die&,, No, 4 being a combina- 
 tion of obv. of No, 3 and rev. of No. 5. 
 
 1842. 
 Penny. Same type as 1837. Rev. on ribbon bank of 
 MONTREAL, incused. Period after salus. 1842. 
 The obv. dies of these two pieces are alike in the spacing 
 of the letters and position of the trees, but in the latter the 
 window sashes are more marked and diflFerently spaced, 
 and the door has lines to indicate the pannelling. Uncir- 
 culated. Olive color. Le Roux 515. R*. B 526. 
 Duplicate of 1837 penny. Collar had evidently burst allowing 
 piece to spread to size 22J and causing it to be weakly 
 struck. Uncirculated. 
 The lot 15 pieces. Limit, $500, 
 Note.— Tlie degrees of rarity given are either Mr, Le Roux's or Mr, Chal- 
 oner's, and we do not hold ourselves responsible for them as, in our opinion, 
 they are only guesses, but if collectors who possess examples who obtain this 
 catalogue will identify them and inform us of those they own we will tabulate 
 the replies and publish the results in a subsequent catalogue, 
 852 Half penny 1838. Duplicate of No. 3 b. Ex. fine. Olive 
 color. Limit, $40, 
 Half penny 1838, Duplicate of No. 4 b. Very fine. Olive 
 
 color. Limit, $20. 
 Half penny 1838, Duplicate of No. 3 b. Pierced through 
 o in MONTREAL, Obv. covcred with scratches; otherwise 
 fine. 
 
 853 
 
 854 
 
 855 
 
 856 
 
 857 
 858 
 
 859 
 860 
 
 861 
 
 862 
 
 Montreal, maysenholder and bohle, gold smiths. In cen- 
 tre, ESTABLISHED 1849, Watch. Rev. corner si. VINCENT 
 
 AND NOTRE DAME. In Centre MONTREAL. Rosc. Beaver. 
 Token. V. fine. V. rare. L 575. R*. Limit, $20. Plate. 
 
 Molson. 1837. Barrel. Rev. Still. Silver. Token, Un- 
 circulated. V. rare. L 576. R*". Limit, $20. 
 
 Molson. Same in copper. Fine, R*. 
 
 Toronto. Leslie & Sons. Justice. Rev. Plow, token. 2d 
 CURRENCY. V. tine. L. 698. IV. B. 717. Limit, $15. 
 
 Canadian (?) Blank planchet. m" l dcxix. R 5. 
 
 Montreal. Caleche. Rev. de repentiquy on lachesnaye. a 
 l'isle de MONTREAL. Pine, N. 593. R*. 
 
 Same. Obv. personne. Rev. as above. V, g, L. 596. R'. 
 
 WFAR & LARMINIE bankers AND SPECIE BROKERS, MONTREAL C. E. 
 
 Rev. United States Postage 10c. stamp. V. fine. Limit, $15. 
 
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 COINS AND MEDALS OF CANADA. 
 
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 863 
 
 864 
 
 865 
 866 
 867 
 868 
 
 869 
 
 870 
 
 871 
 872 
 
 873 
 
 874 
 
 875 
 876 
 
 St. John, New Brunswick. McDermott. Coat of Arms. Rev, 
 p. M'DERMOTT IMPORTER, ctc. B. 914. R*. F. Limit, $25. 
 
 PRINCE EDWARDS ISLAND HALF PENNY 1840. Sheaf. RpV. 
 
 COMMERCE & TRADE. Plow. Scratch through i of ins. on 
 abv. Fine. L. 916. R". Limit, $20. 
 
 Newfoundland. Rutherford Bros. L. 319, 320, 1, 2. B. 
 952, 3. Very fine. 6 pieces. 
 
 L. 411 to 418 (11), 420 to 429 (24), 430 to 439 (10), 440 (2), 
 443, 445, 450. Fine. 49 pieces. 
 
 L. 623, 700, 702, 690 to 699 (26), 766 to 769 (9), 770 to 779 
 (28), 786 (4). Fine. 70 pieces. 
 
 L. 919 (5), 1322, 1473. B. 937 to 9 (3). L. 807. B. 808 (2). 
 L. 970, 982, 979 (5), 966. B. 797, y64. Undescribed 4. 
 Fine. 24 pieces. 
 
 L. 319, 321, 2, 509, 517, 518, 519, 521, 523, 530, 532, 540, 550. 
 560, 563, 693, 766, 783, 793, 975, 529, 523, 530. B. 526, 7, 
 623, 919, 997, 1002. Fine. 131 pieces. 
 
 Sliips, Colonies and Commerce. Ship. Rev. ships, colo- 
 nies AND commerce. L. 783 = B. 995, L. 783" = B. 996, 
 L. 793 = B. 997, 8 varieties, including 13 additional varie- 
 ties. \i. 999, 3 varieties, and 1 additional variety, of which 
 there are the only two known specimens, with memoranda, 
 signed by Mr. Breton. B. 1000. Unique. With note 
 signed by Mr. Breton stating that it is the only specimen 
 known, and estimates it as worth $40. r ine. Unique set 
 of 32 varieties. Limit, $75. 
 
 Nova Scotia and other Canadian and Colop..! Tokens, in- 
 cluding Gagnon & Cie. Quebec. Rare. P ine. 30 pes. 
 
 Wellington Tokens (3). One, Rev. cossack penny token. 
 
 3 pieces. 
 
 Montreal, western congregational church. Montreal, 
 ORGANIZED 1874. Rcv. Comcr-stone laid June 10, 1876. 
 In centre, names, etc. Silver. Proof 28. L. 440. R*. 
 
 Montreal. Exhibition 1880. Dominion of Canada. Vic- 
 tory flying 1. blows trumpet. Rev. Shield crowned. In- 
 scribed in field of obv. Corriveau & Co. Montreal, 1880. 
 Goods on edge Gold. Proof in case. Extremely rare. 
 Wt. 857gr. L. oO. R». Limit, $40. 26. 
 Same. Silver. Uninscribed. The Victory is exquisitely 
 
 engraved. 
 Toronto Exhibition, 1879. Heads of Marquis of Lome and 
 Princess Louise in wreath of maple leaves. Rev. indus- 
 trial EXHIBITION ASSOCIATION OF TORONTO. Coat of Arms, 
 
COINS AND MEDALS OF CANADA. 
 
 51 
 
 
 0< O 
 
 879 
 
 880 
 
 881 
 
 882 
 883 
 
 with four panels portraying the Industries. Gold. 28. 
 Inscribed on edge. Wt. 842 gr. Extremely rare. L. 
 1486. Limit, $75. 
 
 Quebec Exhibition, agricultural and industrial exhibi- 
 tion, PKoviNCK OF QUEBKc. Shield crowned between maple 
 branches. Rev. exposition AdUicoLE et industrielle 
 PROVINCE DE QUEBEC. Within wreath of maple, Awarded 
 to Corriveau Silk Mills. Edge inscribed. Gold. Proof. 
 Size 32. Extrenioly rare. In case. L. 1470. Wt. 1320 
 gr. Limit, S75. The above gold medals are practically 
 unique in the metal, and the limits placed upon them are 
 only a trifle above bullion value. 
 
 Canada. War Medal, as 395. Rev. northwest 1885 canada 
 in maple branch. Edge, francice durand no. 42. bat- 
 TLEi'ORi) rifles. With ribbon. Very fine. L. 1591. R'. Rare, 
 being a local militia company. 
 
 Buttons. Various Canadian Militia Buttons. Been used as 
 coins. All very rare. One specimen Quebec Militia, 1775. 
 Gr. crowned. Unique (?). Poor. Limit, $40. G pieces. 
 
 British Columbia. Wreck of S. S. Beaver, Lion Gate, Van- 
 couver, V. C. Scene of wreck. In exg. Built 1835. Rev. 
 This medal is out of the S. S. Beaver, the pioneer steamer 
 on the Pacific, etc. Copper proof. 27. The striker of this 
 medal, a blacksmith in Victoria, states that the die broke 
 after he had struck off about thirty specimens. V. rare. 
 
 Duplicate. Newfoundland. Victoria Head 1. Rev. $2. 
 1870. Gold. Same 1882. Both very fine. 2 pieces. 
 
 New Brunswick. 10 and 5 cents 1802. Proof. 2 pieces. 
 
 Canada. Victoria. 20 (2), 10, 5 (2). Uncir. 5 pieces. 
 
 SCALE. 
 
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 Uncirculated. — Cbin in perfect condition as it left the dies. 
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