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2024 Oct finds page
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1300BC gold armlet ring 1.85g, 13.56mm dia x 5.04mm W |
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1216 Henry III hammered silver voided short cross half penny | 1500-1700 mount | 17thC lead mount | |||||
Victoria Royal Engineers button | 18thC clog fastener | 1906 Edward VII East Africa and Uganda 50 cents silver coin ObverseBust of Edward VII on the right, legend around. Script: Latin Lettering: Engraver: George William de Saulles ReverseLion walking to the right, name and date below, caption around. Script: Latin Lettering:
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Medieval knife quillion |
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1279 Edward 1st hammered silver farthing Obv *** DVS REX A Rev CIVI/TAS/LON/DON - London mint |
1247 Henry III hammered silver voided long cross half penny | ||||||
Makers mark damaged - - HS***HS or SH***SH - no hall marks High carat gold ring - reported as potential treasure to museum 2.05g, 27.17mm - |
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1568 Elizabeth 1st hammered silver sixpence - Coronet mint mark | 1838 Victoria milled silver shilling (12 pence) | ||||||
Elizabeth 1st hammered silver half groat - crescent mint mark | 1279 Edward 1st hammered silver farthing Obv **RDVS Rev CIVI/TAS/LON/DON - London mint |
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1327 Edward III hammered silver half groat - annulet stops Obc FRAN' CI + Rev CI/TAS - York mint |
1351 Edward III hammered silver penny -Pre Treaty A Obv +EDWAR R AN **** Rev VILL/**/DVR/REM - Durham mint |
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16thC Elizabeth 1st hammered silver sixpence | 1818 George III milled silver sixpence | ||||||
1818 George III milled silver sixpence | 1818 George III milled silver shilling | ||||||
1816 George III milled silver sixpence | 1247 Henry III hammered silver voided long cross halfpenny | ||||||
1882 Victoria milled silver three pence | 1279 Edward 1st hammered silver penny Obv + EDWAR ANGL DNS hYB Rev CIVI/TAS/CAN/TOR- Canterbury mint |
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15thC lead token | 15thC lead token | Huge 3 ringer lead bullet | |||||
Georgian Engineers button | Victorian North Eastern Railways button | 'G. Eastern Railway and Steam ships C.' The Great Eastern Railway ordered three steamships to operate the service. The ships were named Amsterdam, Berlin, and Vienna to publicise some of the rail connections from the Hook of Holland. Berlin was built in 1894 by Earles Shipbuilding and Engineering Company of Hull. |
1500-1700 mount | ||||
Victorian gold plated signet ring 'V' | Medieval mount | ||||||
17thC lead mount | |||||||
Victorian silver mount | 1500-1650 buckle | 1840 Victoria milled silver four pence | |||||
1568 Elizabeth 1st hammered silver sixpence | Georgian fob seal | ||||||
July 1422 -c1430 Henry VI hammered silver half groat - IM cross I, Annulet issue, annulets by bust, satire stops. Obv +hENRIC x DI x GRA REX x *** 'Z FR ' Rev AL/IS x/VIL - Calais mint
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16thC Elizabeth 1st hammered silver penny | ||||||
18thC clog fastener | 18thC toy cannon | 19thC monogrammed livery button | 16thC button | ||||
1922 George V milled silver florin (24 pence) | WWII Devonshire regiment badge | 19thC Crown LR military button - Loyal Volunteers - researching it | |||||
16thC Elizabeth 1st hammered silver penny | Georgian lead tobacco jar lid handle | 17thC Charles II silver button - reported as treasure | |||||
1582-4 Elizabeth 1st hammered silver penny - A mint mark | 1300-10 Edward II hammered silver farthing- new issue with inner circles both sides - oval flan - Type 28f | ||||||
1356-1361 Edward III hammered silver penny - Pre treaty Series Ga Annulet on breast - annulet stops Obv **DVS o REX o Rev CIVI/TAS/LON/ - London mint |
1816 George III milled silver sixpence | ||||||
Fake Roman gold coin - not funny throwing this on a field |
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17thC lead token |
53rd (Shropshire) Regiment of Foot button 52nd who were in the West Indies from 1780-1800 . Known as the 53rd Regt of Foot from 1757-1782, then Shropshire between 1782-1881. |
17thC button | Georgian intaglio - right facing bust | ||||
Medieval bronze pot foot | |||||||
Medieval key |
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HMS Dauntless is the second ship of the Type 45 or Daring-class air-defence destroyers built for the British Royal Navy. She was launched at Govan in January 2007, was handed over to the Royal Navy on 3 December 2009 and was formally commissioned on 3 June 2010 | 1794-1801 George Rex button | 1922 George V milled silver sixpence | |||||
1554 Mary hammered silver groat | 1770's pattern 3 pounds 12 shillings coin weight Obv £3 12 S |
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18thC toy cannon | 19thC livery button | 18thC Royal Artillery button | |||||
Valentinian II, AD. 375-392 |
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1279 Edward 1st hammered silver penny | 2nd C Roman fibular brooch | ||||||
Edwardian gilded mount | Georgian lock plate | ||||||
1625-42 Charles 1st hammered silver half penny - Rose each side - no legend type | 1843 Victoria milled silver sixpence | ||||||
16th C Elizabeth 1st hammered silver half groat | 163 Charles 1st hammered copper rose farthings | ||||||
1639-40 Charles 1st hammered silver penny -Triangle mint mark | 1567-70 Elizabeth 1st hammered silver penny - Coronet mint mark | ||||||
1578-9 Elizabeth 1st hammered silver three pence - Greek cross | 18thC bayonet frog | ||||||
1635-6 Charles 1st hammered silver shilling - Crown mint mark |
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1625-42 Charles 1st hammered silver half penny - Rose each side - no legend type | 1779 Danish milled silver 2 Skilling
Danske of Christian VII |
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20thC St Christopher pendant - 'SILVER' | Victorian silver harp mount | ||||||
1696 William III milled silver sixpence | 16thC Tudor button | 19thC livery button | |||||
1500-1650 buckle | 1500-1720 buckle | 19thC Kings dragoon guards button | 19thC livery button | ||||
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1880-1890 John Robert Bedwell token Colchester EssexObverseLegend on five lines, the top and bottom curved. Lettering: ReverseLegend on five lines, the top three and bottom one curved. Lettering: |
1500-1550 'Normal orb' German jetton with crown initial mark | ||||||
Georgian watch winders | 1634 Charles 1st hammered copper rose farthing | ||||||
Post 1831 version - three cannons pointing left with the Royal crown over- The design was changed in 1840 with the addition of the 'Ubique' scroll below the lower cannon | 18thC crotal bell | 20thC pendant | 19th livery button | ||||
1844 Victoria milled silver four pence | 1894 Belgium 10 centimes copper coin | ||||||
Victorian safe key hole cover - Crown VR cipher | 18thC trade weight | Georgian spur fitting | Victorian button | ||||
18thC toy cannon | 1279 Edward 1st hammered silver penny Obv +ED*** NS hYB Rev CAN/TOR - Canterbury mint |
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1279 Edward 1st hammered silver penny Obv +E****** ANGL DN**B Rev CIVI/T**** ON - London mint |
1929 George V milled silver sixpence | ||||||
Interesting 19thC livery button | 17thC lead token | 15thC lead token | 15thC lead token | ||||
Button; displaying the "Tramways" roundel, as issued to the Underground Group's tramway staff, 1924 -1933 | Medieval heraldic shield mount | Georgian trade weight | |||||
Prime Minister Gladstone, Irish Home Rule Movement Lapel Pin Badge, (C.1880s). Obv 'Home rule' Rev Weekly one penny |
Georgian bullion weight - 3 pennyweights | ||||||
1892 Victoria milled silver sixpence | Medieval mount | ||||||
Victorian hunting button | 54th West Norfolk regiment Description: 54 under WEST NORFOLK over wreath. Category: Regular Army; Type of button: Flat 16mm ; Metal: Copper Alloy silvered; Backmark: I McGOWAN KING ST SOHO LONDON; Date: c1782-1800 Notes: A pattern worn by other ranks in pewter and officers in silver. Known as the 54th Regt of Foot from 1757-1782, then West Norfolk between 1782-1881.
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1247 Henry III hammered silver voided longcross penny Obv RICVS REX III Obv LEN/DEN/h - Moneyer Henri of London mint |
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RN Capt / Commander - 1787 RN Lieutenant - 1787 |
17thC button | 18thC Portugal copper coin | |||||
Georgian buckle | 1500-1700 mount | 1247 Henry III hammered silver voided longcross farthing | |||||
1247 Henry III hammered silver voided longcross farthing | Medieval heraldic shield pendant | ||||||
1560-1 Elizabeth 1st hammered silver penny - Cross Crosslet mint mark | 16thC Elizabeth 1st lead trade weight | ||||||
Brilliant find - First ever milled silver test pieces made 1560-1 Elizabeth 1st milled silver sixpence- 6 ponted star mint mark Elizabeth I (1558-1603), silver milled coinage by Elloye Mestrelle, undated earliest pre-production issue (1560-61),crowned bust left in elaborate dress and ruff, bust type A entirely within legend, initial mark mullet both sides, outer toothed circle and legend surrounding both sides, * ELIZABETH. D. G. ANG. FRAN. ET. HIB. REGINA, rev. long cross fourchée over quartered shield of arms, POSVI DEVM. AD IVTORE M. MEVM, The abbreviated Latin legends translate as on the obverse "Elizabeth by the Grace of God, Queen of England, France and Ireland"; and on the reverse "I have made God my helper." The mint mark of mullet (five-pointed star) was reserved only for use on the pre-production patterns, the currency milled pieces using the six-pointed mint mark of star. Though no original indentures or documentation survives for the production during the milled coinage by Mestrelle, writers Borden and Brown worked out in 1983 the sequence of dies used for the milled coinage, this represents the beginning being an example of the first milled coin ever produced in this country, the earliest issue struck in either December 1560 or January 1561. Elloye Mestrelle likely arrived from Paris with his family in 1559, and along with his sibling Philip was already a skilled engraver. It is thought that he came to England to sell his skills to the Mint, as the Queen was concentrating her energy into the recoinage, having ascended the throne the year before. He may well have lost employment engraving in France, as the first mention of him is in a pardon by Queen Elizabeth of 24th March 1561 where he is forgiven for any treasons, felonies or offences before his arrival at the Mint dating before 1st March 1559. He seems to have secured a contract during 1560 at the Mint and was known to be acquiring materials for his machinery in June of that year. |
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Georgian watch winders | 16th Tudor clothing fastener | 1500-1700 hooked mount | |||||
Roman lorica mount | 18thC crotal bell | 1500-1700 mount | |||||
Georgian mount | Victorian belt clasp | Georgian trade weight | 15th thimble | ||||
Royal order of the garter badge The Most Noble Order of the Garter is an order of chivalry founded by Edward III of England in 1348. The most senior order of knighthood in the British honours system, |
1500-1700 mount | 91st Regiment of foot- Argyllshire Highlanders Description: Crowned 91 with ARGHYLSHIRE REGT on buckled strap. Category: Regular Army; Type of button: Convex 15mm ; Metal: Copper Alloy silvered; Backmark: None Date: c1820-c1830 |
16thC stone cannon ball | ||||
1634 Charles 1st hammered copper rose farthing | 1216 Henry III hammered silver short cross half penny | ||||||
1598-1600 Elizabeth 1st hammered silver half groat - Anchor mint mark | 19thC livery button | 17thC clothing fastener | |||||
1580 Elizabeth 1st hammered silver sixpence - Latin cross mint mark | 16thC Elizabeth 1st hammered silver penny | ||||||
Georgian silver pendant with stone setting | THE 16TH. (THE QUEEN'S) LANCERS (1812 - 1922) The 2nd Light Horse was a British cavalry regiment raised in 1759. They first saw action at the siege of Belle Isle in 1761 and later fought in the American war of Independence. They were later renamed the 16th Lancers and earned the nickname 'Scarlet Lancers' because they were the only lancers to wear a scarlet tunic. They are the only British cavalry regiment to break an infantry square, which they did at Aliwal in the Punjab in January 1846. |
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Georgian silver brooch with glass stone setting | c1794-1816 Essex militia button - unrecorded | ||||||
Charles 1st Royal farthing - Harp Type 3 Maltravers 'rounds' 1634- 36 Obv CAROLUS D G MAG BRIT Rev FRAN ET HIB REX |
Heart attack find !!! 2007 Switzerland 5 Rappen aluminium-bronze coin |
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17thC sword belt hanger |
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11,000 BC flint tools |
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Rare find 1554-58 Philip and Mary groat - Lis mint mark |
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Unknown foreign hammered silver coin - researching it- ID'd by Virg Phil GENOVA Antoniotto Adorno (1396) Minuto hammered silver. ObverseGateway with star below, dividing beaded circle and legend at bottom. Legend runs clockwise from lower left, beginning and ending with initials of mint official. Script: Latin (uncial) Lettering: m : IANVA : B Lettering (regular font): ? : IANVA : B Translation: Genoa ReverseLong cross pattée dividing legend and beaded inner circle. Small fleur-de-lis n the quadrant corresponding to CO in legend. Script: Latin (uncial) Lettering: CONRADVS Lettering (regular font): CONRADVS Translation: Conrad (King) MintGenoa, Italy
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1279 Edward 1st hammered silver penny Obv **R ANGLE DNS hYB Rev CIVI/TAS/LON ** London mint |
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19thC printing press block | 1500-1700 mount | 16th Tudor button | |||||
RN Capt / Commander - 1787 RN Lieutenant - 1787 |
Victorian Northern Railways button | Georgian snuff box lid | |||||
Huge 2nd C Roman bronze coin | 17thC lead token | Georgian furniture mount | |||||
1666 Tomas Peeke of Colchester trade farthing |
17thC lead token | 17thC lead token | |||||
1247 Henry III hammered silver voided long cross penny Obv hENRY REX III Rev NIC/OLE/ONC/ANT - Moneyer Nicole of Canterbury mint |
1526 - 1544 Henry VIII hammered silver sovereign penny -Radiant star Obv only CD besides shield - Bishop Cuthbert Tunstall
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14th/15thC 1/2 Gold Ryal - King with sword and shield standing in a ship type with rose coin weight | 1855-1881 10th Regiment of Foot button | Victorian corporation button | |||||
15thC lead token | 18thC ramrod guide | Huge Georgian buckle | |||||
1800's Coast Guard button | 19thC monogrammed button | 1567-70 Elizabeth 1st hammered silver penny - Coronet mint mark | |||||
1573 Elizabeth 1st hammered silver half groat | 1279 Edward 1st hammered silver penny - quadrefoil with pellet at centre of reverse cross - York mint Obv +EDWARDVS ****
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Medieval hammered silver penny Obv ** ANGL ** Rev CIVI/T**/CI - York mint |
Georgian watch winders | ||||||
Medieval bronze pot foot | |||||||
1500-1650 buckle | Cambridgeshire Militia
Description: Eight pointed star with beaded circle and letters CM in middle Category:English Infantry Militia; Type of button: Convex, open backed ; Metal: Copper Alloy heavily silvered; Backmark: Unreadable Date: c1794-1813 Notes: Now believed to be the third of four patterns known to this unit fter the fisning of Ref No. 424 above. The unit was formed in 1759 and eventually formed the 4th battalion of the Suffolk Regt. |
RN Capt / Commander - 1901 Kings crown |
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1945 George VI milled silver sixpence | Unrecorded 5th Dragoon guards button Description: Crowned Hannover Horse over V D.G with VESTIGIA NULLA RETRORSUM around. Category: Dragoons Type of button: Slightly Convex; Metal: Copper Alloy, silver gilded. Backmark: ; Date: c1780-1796 Crimera war period The 5th Dragoons became Princess Charlotte of Wales's Dragoon Guards in 1804. |
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1247 Henry III hammered silver voided long cross half penny | 1924 George V milled silver penny | ||||||
1858 Victoria milled silver penny | 1932 George V milled silver penny | ||||||
Medieval hammered silver long cross penny | Georgian button | 18thC crotal bell | |||||
Huge 2nd C Roman bronze coin sent for ID Imperio Romano 7.85g, 27.6mm I can't give you quite as detailed a cataloging here as usual, but I can give you a general ID. It may not be 100% as described for this piece in RIC, but it is a Nero as, to be sure. |
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Tiny WWII spitfire model | Great shape - 1721 George 1st milled copper 'dump' halfpenny | ||||||
1645-6 Charles 1st hammered silver shilling - Sun mint mark |
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1587- 9 Elizabeth 1st hammered silver half groat - Crescent mint mark | 1247 Henry III hammered silver voided long cross half penny Rev LND/RIC - Moneyer Ricard of London mint |
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Medieval hammered silver penny Quadrefoil with pellet at centre of reverse cross - York mint Obv **REX AN ** |
1300-10 Edward II hammered silver farthing- new issue with inner circles both sides - oval flan - Type 28f | ||||||
1279 Edward 1st hammered silver penny Obv +ED**** Rev CIVI/TAS/CAN/TOR - Canterbury mint |
Medieval bronze stirup ring | ||||||
19thC livery button | 1500-1700 harness pendant | Roman gilded fibular brooch | |||||
Victorian Army snake buckle | 1845 Victoria milled silver sixpence | ||||||
Georgian button | 15thC gold noble coin weight 6.3g, 16.6mm dia 97gn |
1603 James 1st hammered silver penny | |||||
1279 Edward 1st hammered silver penny Obv +EDWA **ANGL DNS hYB Rev CIVI/TAS/CAN/TOR - Canterbury mint |
18thC Condor token 1794 Coventry copper half penny - Arms,crest and crank Warwickshire |
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19thC George III milled silver sixpence | 1340 AD French Jetton Crown introduced in 1340 by Philip VI (1328-50) Royal Crown with 3 rosettes across body of crown Rev Triple banded straight cross fleuretty AV |
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1618-19 James 1st hammered silver shilling - Plain cross |
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1500-1650 buckle | New Zealand Union steam shipping company button | 1901 Victoria milled silver three pence | |||||
1216 Henry III hammered silver short cross half penny | 1787 Dutch copper coin - Zeelandia | ||||||
Huge Georgian belt buckle | Huge Georgian belt buckle | ||||||
1327 Edward III hammered silver groat Closed C Rev CIVI/TAS/LON/DON - London mint |
1422 -27 Henry VI hammered silver groat (4 pence) Annulet issue - annulets by neck and between two sets of opposing pellets Obv +hENRIC DI GRA x REX x ANGL Z FRANC DNS HYB Rev inner VILLA CASTISIE - Calais mint Rev outer - POSVI DEVM ADIVTORE MEVM
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1279 Edward 1st hammered silver penny - pellet after hYB Closed C&E Obv +EDWAR ANGL DNS hYB. Rev CIVI/TAS/LON/DON - London mint |
1500-1700 mount | 16thC Tudor button | |||||
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32 BC Mark Antony, Legionary silver Denarius. ANT.AVG.III.VIR.R.P.C Galley, Legionary Eagle between two standards | |||||||
Medieval hammered silver penny | 1816 George III milled silver sixpence | ||||||
1861 Victoria milled silver three pence |
ObverseShield with rampant lion left. Legend around it, in three parts Script: Latin Lettering: Translation: Hainaut ReverseLong cross pattée dividing legend. A rosette in each corner Script: Latin Lettering: IOh ANЄ SCO MЄS Unabridged legend: Iohannes, Comes Translation: Count John MintValenciennes, France (1100-1467)
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Georgian watch winders | 18thC clog fastener | ||||||
16thC Elizabeth 1st hammered silver half groat | Medieval hammered silver penny | ||||||
WW1 Silver Wound Badge For King and Empire Services Rendered Replacement Badge
For King and Empire Services rendered The solution was the retrospective award of a special badge, made from sterling silver, to indicate that the wearer had once honourably served his King and Country but was no longer fit enough to do so. It was called the Silver War Badge and bears the inscriptions 'For King and Empire' and 'Services Rendered'. |
1422-1427 Henry VI hammered silver penny - annulet issue - annulets by neck - annulet in two quadrants on reverse Obv HENRICVS REX ANGLIE Rev VIL/LAx/CAL/ISx/ Calais mint |
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Essex corporation button | Medieval lead hanging weight | ||||||
1361-69 Edward III hammered silver penny - Treaty period Obv +EDW ** hYB Rev IE/VILLA/ - Calais mint |
15thC bronze thimble | ||||||
1462 Edward IV hammered silver half penny - satire by neck Rev CIVI/TAS/LON/DON - London mint |
1868 Victoria milled silver three pence | ||||||
1704 Anne milled silver sixpence - love token | 18thC Royal navy silver button | 18th C Royal Artillery button | |||||
London and South Western Bank button Established in 1862. Amalgamated with London & Provincial Bank Ltd under the title of London Provincial & South Western Bank Limited 31st December 1917. |
Hans Krauwinckel (1562-1586) | ||||||
1775 George III milled gold guinea 8.29g, 24.5mm |
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4thC Roman bronze sent for ID This centenionalis is so crude that I can't tell you with certainty whether it was struck at an official or an unofficial mint.(ie: a contemporary copy). Mark |
1526 - 1544 Henry VIII hammered silver sovereign penny | ||||||
1634 Charles 1st hammered copper rose farthing | Medieval mount | 1500-1700 mount | |||||
Medieval mount | Medieval mount | 1818 George III milled silver sixpence | |||||
1922 George V milled silver sixpence | 1920 George V milled silver sixpence | ||||||
1592-5 Elizabeth 1st hammered silver half groat -tun mint mark | 1880-1890 John Robert Bedwell token Colchster EssexObverseLegend on five lines, the top and bottom curved. Lettering: ReverseLegend on five lines, the top three and bottom one curved. Lettering: |
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1216 Henry III hammered silver voided short cross half penny Rev LVND - London mint |
16thC Tudor button | Medieval mount | |||||
Born May 1769 Died Sept 1852 Full Name: Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington Nationality: British
Biography: Commonly known as the Duke of Wellington, Wellesley was a leading military and political figure of the 19th century. His defeat of Napoleon in 1815 at Waterloo made him a heroic national figure and top military hero in British history. Born: May 1, 1769 Died: September 14, 1852 (aged 83) |
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16thC Elizabeth 1st hammered silver sixpence | 1802 German states -1⁄12 Thaler - Einen Thaler silver coin ObversePrancing horse on the left, date below. Script: Latin Lettering: 1802 ReverseName and workshop mark in the center, legend around. Script: Latin Lettering:
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Medieval rooster mount | Capt / Commander - 1774-1787 RN Master & Mate - 1787-1807 |
Before 1807 Honourable East India Company | |||||
Medieval key | 1500-1700 mount | 15thC casket key | |||||
1668 'His halfe peny' hammered copper trade half penny | 1500-1650 buckle | Georigan buckle | |||||
Georgian watch winders | 1272 Edward 1st hammered silver penny Obv +ED *** Rev TAS/DVR - Durham mint |
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17thC silver bodking needle - reported as treasure to museum | Medieval serpant buckle | ||||||
Interesting clasp -Head facing left wearing a Fez with Arabic writing | His Majesty's Coast Guard - With Anchor - Plain Rim 15mm with King's Crown. Gilt Civilian uniform button | 1500 - 1700 buckle | |||||
Medieval mount | 1422-60 Henry VI hammered silver penny - annulet in one quadrant on reverse - satire stop after LA Ob hENR *** Rev /LAx/ - |
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1634 Charles 1st hammered silver half penny - rose both side no legend | 1723 George 1st milled silver sixpence | ||||||
RN Capt / Commander - 1787 RN Lieutenant - 1787 |
49th Regiment of foot The 49th was was the Hertfordshire Regt of Foot from 1782-1816, when it gained the Princess Charlotte of Wales's title Description: Crowned 49 within circle reading P CHARLOTTE OF WALES in union wreath Category: Regular Army; Type of button: Flat 18.5mm ; Metal: Copper Alloy, gilt; Backmark: PoW crest over S (Smith of Birmingham); Date: c1816-1820 |
19thC livery button | Medieval pendnat | ||||
1793, UK, 1/2 Penny, Conder Token, North Wales, ObverseDruid's hooded head left within oak sprigs ReverseCentral cypher with date above and legend around Lettering: EdgeInscripted Lettering: CHAMBERS . LANGSTON HALL & CO. X X X X
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Nice - for freshly dug.
3.12g, 17.9mm Nice update on the photography - catalog entry below Marcus Aurelius, 161-180 AD. |
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c 16thC Beautiful crotal bell - not seen one with face/animal design - different head on each side |
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Henry VIII Posthumous issueHenry VIII 1509-1547Amazing relic - Henry VIII bronze medallion/ weight ? 4.9g, 27.03mm |
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Big Roman bronze with good detail sent off for ID 9.79g, 27.2 mm Vespasian, 69-79 AD. Mark |
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1352 Edward III hammered silver penny-pre treaty Obv +E ***** ANGLI Rev CIVI/TAS/***/LMIE - Durham |
19thC livery button | 18thC Royal artillery button | |||||
1595-8 Elizabeth 1st hammered silver half groat - key mint mark | Irish 1603-1604 James 1st hammered silver shilling - Bell mint mark - First coinage | ||||||
Georgian Apostle spoon | 16thC Elizabeth 1st lead medallion | ||||||
18thC crotal bells | 3rdC Roman buckle | 15thC lead token | |||||
Hans Krauwinckel (1562-1586) German jetton | 15thC lead token | 19thc livery button | |||||
1772 - 2 pennyweight and 14 grains coin weight Half gold guinea |
THE 20th REGIMENT OF FOOT East Devonshire Regiment pre 1800 This regiment was known as "Wolfe's Own" as Wolfe was once the colonel of this regiment. The regiment participated at both Louisbourg and Quebec during the Seven Years War in America. Governor Carleton also at one time served as a senior officer to this regiment.
Description: Crowned XX within spray of leaves. Category: Regular Army; Type of button: Slightly convex 19mm ; Metal: Copper Alloy silvered; Backmark: Best Quality MS & ID; Date: 1800-1820 |
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Victorian religious pendant | Post medieval heraldic shield mount | 1500-1700 mount | |||||
1744 Georgian silver button - Lion mark Maker WB William Bagnall |
Georgian buckle | 17thC lead mount | |||||
Georgian silver cufflinks with glass stone | 1327 Edward III hammered silver penny Obv +EDWAR R ANGL DNS hYB Rev CIVI/TAS/LON/DON - London mint |
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18thC Royal Navy silver cuff links | 16thC Elizabeth 1st hammered silver half groat | ||||||
1920 George V milled silver three pence | Georgian brooch | ||||||
1920 George V milled silver shilling | 1874 Victoria milled silver three pence | ||||||
1798 silver spoon handle - date letter C duty paid bust William Eley I & William Fearn 1798..1807, 1814..1824 |
1945 George V milled silver sixpence | ||||||
1914 George V milled silver sixpence | Victorian silver necklace | ||||||
Stunning 16thC crotal bell Stunning 16thC crotal bell |
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Victorian charm | 1909 Edward VII milled silver sixpence | ||||||
1784 18thC silver clog fastener - Maker RN Robert Nash |
c10thC Saxon stirrup mount | Georgian watch winder | |||||
Great condition 1730 George 1st copper pennies |
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1928 George V milled silver sixpence | c10thC Saxon harness cheek piece | ||||||
19th Victoria milled silver sixpence | 1918 George V milled silver sixpence | ||||||
1931 George V milled silver sixpence | 1797 George III cartwheel copper penny | ||||||
18thC lead sewing palm guard | Victorian - Newell & Co Ipswich token | ||||||
1838 Victoria milled silver shilling | 17thC clothing fastener | Victorian silver button | |||||
1816 George III milled silver sixpence | 1820 George III milled silver shilling | ||||||
1892 Victoria milled silver shilling | 1915 George V milled silver shilling | ||||||
19th Victoria milled silver sixpence | 1927 George V milled silver shilling | ||||||
1821 George III milled silver sixpence | 1815 George III milled silver sixpence | ||||||
1509 -25 Henry VIII hammered silver groat - mint mrk Rose
Canterbury mint |
Medieval sexfoil mount | 19thC livery button | |||||
1279 Edward 1st hammered silver penny Obv +EDWAR ANGL DNS hTB Rev CIVI/TAS/LON/DON - London mint |
1485-1509 Henry VII hammered silver half penny - double arched crown - satires by neck | ||||||
18thC silver clog fastener | Georgian watch winders | ||||||
18thC toy cannon | Medieval sexfoil mount | 1922 silver thimble - Birmingham Maker JS&S J.S &S or JS&S
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Alexander II 1230-35 Scottish hammered silver farthing | 15thC casket key | ||||||
600 AD Primary Saxon silver sceat - send for ID 1.20g, 11.49mm I have recorded this as EMC 2024.0359. It is Series F, Metcalf variety c(i), a coinage of south-eastern England c.700-710/15. Thanks, |
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Dimensions and weight Quantity: 1 BROOCHUnique ID: PUBLIC-6591C3
Roman enamelled disc brooch |
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Unusual Roman strap end |
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1573- 4 Elizabeth 1st hammered silver penny Coss Crosslet mint mark | 1314- 17 Edward II hammered silver half penny Obv + EDW ***** REX AN Rev CIVI/TAS/LON/DON - London mint |
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1279 Edward 1st hammered silver penny Obv +EDWAR ANGL DNS hTB Rev CIVI/TAS/LON/DON - London mint |
1314- 17 Edward II hammered silver farthing Obv EDWARDVS *** Rev CIVI/TAS/LON/DON - London mint |
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1996 Birmingham silver ring |
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1461 Edward IV hammered silver half penny Double satire stops Obv** ARD xREXxA Rev CIVI/TAS/LON/DON - London mint |
1247 Henry III hammered silver voided long cross half penny | ||||||
Medieval hammered silver penny | 17thC Charles II silver button - reported as treasure to museum | ||||||
Early hand eteched and punched pure gold ring - reported to museum as treasure 1.69g,22.9mm L x 0.95mm T |
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17thC silver seal matrix - reported as treasure to museum |
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Stunning 16thC Tudor gilded silver hat pin- reported as treasure to museum |
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Just enough detail on this broken Roman silver - sent it off for Mark's views This is most of an AR (it's better silver than would be used a couple of years later) antoninianus of Salonina - wife of Gallienus (253-268) - during the years while he was co-emperor with his father, Valerian I (253-260) - you may notice the reverse legend ends in AVGG, the two G's indicating multiple emperors. |
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Very unusual 17thC pewter fiddleback spoon handle - Crown A and Crown L initials - titled family ? | 18thC crotal bell | Merchant Navy Seaman's MN On War Service Lapel Badge British Naval King George V bestowed the title of "Merchant Navy" on the British merchant shipping fleets following their service in the First World War; a number of other nations have since adopted the title. |
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1697 Willaim III milled silver sixpence | 1639-40 Charles 1st hammered silver sixpence - triangle mint mark | ||||||
1578 Elizabeth 1st hammered silver sixpence | 1247 Henry III hammered silver voided long cross penny - Class 3a Obv hENRICVS REX III Rev WAL/TER/ON - Moneyet Walter |
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1216 Henry III hammered silver short cross half penny | 1422 -27 Henry VI hammered silver half penny -annulets by neck Obv hENR**** |
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Medieval barrel spout | 13th Light dragoons unlisted button - pre 1800
'Still unrecorded, but I have it in my book as the below' 13th Light Dragoons |
18thC Royal Navy silver button | |||||
20thC base metal brooch | Early medieval lead trade weight - 47g, 33mm x 29mm | 1500-1650 buckle | |||||
Georgian gold button | c10thC Saxon hanress cheek piece | ||||||
1899 Victoria milled silver sixpence | 1819 George III milled silver sixpence | ||||||
1279 Edward 1st hammered silver penny Obv **R ANGL DNS hYB Rev CIVI/TAS/LIN - Lincoln mint |
1576 Elizabeth 1st hammered silver three pence | ||||||
1307 Edward II hammered silver penny - Closed C&E Obv EDWAR ANGL o **** Rev CIVI/TAS/LON/DON - London mint |
1691 William and Mary milled silver two pence | ||||||
18thC apothecary weight 2 Scruples - 40 grains |
1649 Commonwealth hammered silver penny | ||||||
George V - The Suffolk regiment silver badge | |||||||
1921 George V milled silver sixpence | Medieval lead token | Medieval lead token | |||||
13th-15th century A.D. A lead-alloy pilgrim badge in the shape of a bird standing with its wings folded, dense stylised feather detailing, with raised eye and hooked beak; Medieval lead Pilgims badge - Markers mark IW on reverse |
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Georgian double headed eagle fob seal | 1671 Charles II milled silver three pence | ||||||
1500-1650 buckle | 15thC lead token | 15thC lead token | |||||
Georgian bell type trade weight | 73rd Regiment of foot button The 73rd Regiment of Foot was an infantry regiment of the British Army, raised in 1780. Under the Childers Reforms it amalgamated with the 42nd Regiment of Foot to form the Black Watch (Royal Highlanders) in 1881. |
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1300-1300 Edward 1st hammered silver farthing - closed C & E - type 28d Obv +ED***** REX A Rev CIVI/TAS/LON/DON - London mint |
1461 Edward IV hammered silver penny D at centre of reverse cross |
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18thC crotal bell | 1697 Willaim III milled silver shilling | ||||||
1247 Henry III hammered silver voided long cross halfpence Rev OLE/ON - Moneyer Nicole |
1927 George V milled silver sixpence | ||||||
Interesting reverse on this big Roman As | 17thC clothing fastener | Victorian railway badge | |||||
25 BC Clacton Cross type, ABC 2356, the companion quarter to British F, the Late Clacton stater, ABC 2332. In ABC it's illustrated as a 'three men in a boat' design but the obverse is probably a degraded boar ; at the moment there are around 30 known, mostly from Essex and Suffolk so it's a definite Trinovantian type. 1.37g, 12.7mm |
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1625 Charles 1st coin weight - Crown C cipher - 12 pence | 1279 Edward 1st hammered silver penny | ||||||
Unusual Roman terret mount |
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1922 George V milled silver florin (24 pence) | 1909 Edward VII milled silver three pence | ||||||
1601 Elizabeth 1st hammered silver half penny | 1928 Georgian V milled silver sixpence | ||||||
1495-8 Henry VII hammered silver half groat - Tun mint mark Obv +hENR******ANGL Rev CIVI/TAS/CAN/TOR - Canterbury mint |
1863 Rose gold signet ring - Birmingam mint - date letter O - 9.375 (9 carat) 2.3g, 19.9mm Maker CY BS |
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2006 Silver ring with stone - London mint 0.975 silver date letter C Maker MA 2.2.g, 21.5mm |
1770's 4 shillings and sixpence coin weight S4 D6 |
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18thC crotal bells | Georgian trade weight - Crown G cipher | ||||||
WW1 Army buckle | RFA (Royal Field Artillery) - Gap-Top Letters Pre-1924 Brass Army metal shoulder title |
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1929 George V milled silver Florin (24 pence) | 1939 George VI milled silver sixpence | ||||||
1495-8 Henry VII hammered silver half groat - Tun mint mark - Double arched crown Obv +hENRIC******ANGL Rev CIVI/TAS/CAN/TOR - Canterbury mint |
19thC livery button | 1500-1650 buckle | |||||
Victorian silver thimble | Unknown button with RAG on a fist ? | 19thC livery button | London and North Eastern Railway button | ||||
17thC silver plated button with Tudor rose centre ? | 88th (Connaught Rangers) Regiment of Foot 1814 - 1897 In 1816, the 88th proceeded to Quebec, and served in the unsuccessful expedition against Plattsburg, on Lake Erie. Returning to Europe, it landed at Ostend a month after the battle of Waterloo. |
Victorian Army General Service button | |||||
1696 William III milled silver sixepence - love token | George V Royal Engineers button | ||||||
British Horse society pony club badge Lewis Badges of Birmingham. |
1929 George V milled silver shilling | ||||||
1818 George III milled silver sixpence |
Vintage 6 sided Single level Put and Take Spinner Game, Circa 1940/50s. Maker - Unknown Marks - Stamped to the sides with the following ALL PUT, PUT TWO, TAKE ONE, PUT ONE, TAKE ALL and TAKE TWO Circa - 1940/50s Construction - Solid Brass Put & Take tops were very popular from the 19th century to the end of the 1940’s. They could be easily carried in the pocket and used anytime in a bar or home for an quick gambling session. Each player would contribute chips, coins or currency to a pot, they would then take turns spinning the top. There has been many variants of put and take spinners made throughout history; including ones with six sides, eight sides, ten sides and even 12; they come in single level and bi-level with the upper level showing if you won or lost, the bottom tier would tell you how much; the race horse tops, the bottom tier would indicate which horse won, and the upper tier would give the odds. |
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1893 Victoria milled silver three pence | 176thC clothing fastener | 19thC livery button | |||||
1199 AD John hammered silver short cross penny Class 6a2 Obv HENRICVS REX Rev +PIERES ON DVR - Moneyer Pieres of Durham mint |
19thC livery button | George V cown badge | |||||
1279 Edward 1st hammered silver penny Obv + EDWAR ANGL DNS hYB Rev CIVI/TAS/CAN/TOR - Canterbury mint |
Medieval gilded mount | 18thC crotal bell | |||||
1697 William III milled silver half crown (30 pence) | 1500-1650 buckle | 15th C lead token | |||||
Huge Georgian buckle | 1279 Edward 1st hammered silver penny | ||||||
Georgian lead tobacco jar lid handle | 17thC clothing fastener | ||||||
Post medieval Russian lead bale seal | 1886 Victoria milled silver six pence | ||||||
1850 Victoria milled silver six pence | Teddy Tail League badge is probably 1930s, the two main makers of these badges were J R Gaunt of London and Roden of London.
'Teddy Tail the cartoon mouse and main character of the Teddy Tail League delighted children with his stories for 40 years. He is distinguished by the suit he wears and always shown with a knot in his tail. A somewhat mischievous guy he loved the occasional prank, parties and getting into all sorts of adventures with his friends. Teddy Tail lived in the little village of Whiskertown whose friend included Dr. Beetle, Piggy, Kitty Puss the cat and Dougie the duckling amongst others. Teddy Tail’s main claim to fame is that his is the first cartoon strip regularly featured in a British newspaper. His first appearance was in the Daily Mail on the 5th April 1915 and continued until 1962. He disappeared in 1942, a victim of wartime paper shortages and post-war austerity but was revived in 1949 to the delight of his so many fans'. |
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1912 George V milled silver six pence | 15th C lead token | Georgian silver faced button | |||||
Aethelred II 978-1016 AD Saxon silver penny - sent for recording 1.4g, 19.77mm I have recorded the find as EMC 2024.0370. This is an Aethelred II Crux type penny of the Chichester moneyer Eadnoth, reading +EAD[N?]OD M-O CISE. EMC/SCBI has one other coin of this moneyer in the Crux type, but this is the first single find recorded. Best wishes, Martin |
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1831 Religious medallion | 1837 - 1897 Canada - The longest Reign in British History Queen Victoria Diamond Jubilee Medal
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19thC livery button | |||||
1911 King George V and Queen Mary Coronation medallion | Victorian silver mount | Victorian brooch | |||||
Victorian football medallion | Georgian buckle | Victorian enamelled crown mount | |||||
1247 Henry III hammered silver voided long cross farthing | 1500-1650 buckle | 1920'S Girl Guides badge | |||||
Amazing find complete 1350-1400 AD Medieval spur with rowel still attached |
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1918 George V milled silver three pence | 18thC crotal bells | ||||||
1216 Henry hammered silver short cross penny Class 7 Obv hENRICVS REX Rev + ON CANT |
18th C belt/harness slide | Georgian buckle | |||||
1569 Elizabeth 1st ahmmered silver half groat | 1279 Edward 1st hammered silver penny Obv + EDWAR ANGL DNS hYB Rev CIVI/TAS/LON/DON - London mint |
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1279 Edward 1st hammered silver penny - double stuck Obv Obv + EDWAR ANGL DNS hYB Rev CIVI/TAS/LON/DON - London mint |
1180-1189 Henry II hammered silver short cross half pemmy Rev WIMER- Moneyer Eimer |
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1817 George III milled silver sixpence | 1825 George IV milled silver sixpence | ||||||
1937 George VI milled silver shilling | 1940 George VI milled silver sixpence | ||||||
1327 Edward III hammered silver half groat Obv +EDW ****** Rev CIVI/TAS/LON/DON - London mint |
16thC Elizabeth 1st illegal tavern lead token | 1500-1700 mount | |||||
Crusty BC Roman silver - needs cooking to remove crust
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Huge 18thC cow bell | 17thC lead token | 17thC lead token | |||||
1845 Victoria milled silver sixpence | Medieval hooked fastener | 50th Regiment of foot button The first regiment known as "50th Regiment of Foot" was raised in North America in 1755 by William Shirley, the British governor of Massachusets. It counted about 1,000 men. This regiment was disbanded on December 22 1756. In December 1755, a new regiment originally ranking as "52nd" was raised by Abercromby. Description: Crowned 50, lion atop within ring and semi-circle design. Category: Regular Army; Metal: Copper Alloy, silvered; Backmark: I NUTTING KING STREET COVENT GARDEN; Date: c1790-1803 |
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18thC musket ramrod guide | Medieval pot leg | 18thC crotal bell | |||||
1933 George V milled silver florin, 24 pence | 1910 VINTAGE ANTIQUE OLD WU TRADE UNION WORKERS UNITE MEMBERS ENAMEL LAPEL BADGE | 1500 -1700 mount | |||||
1898 Victoria milled silver sixpence | 19th C livery button | WWII Royal Air Firce button | |||||
Georgian buckle | Unknown Army button | Georgian watch winder | |||||
17thC spoon handle | Post medieval book clasp | 1500-1700 mount | |||||
1649 Commonwealth hammered silver half penny | 19th C livery button | Medieval lead token | |||||
Charles I and Henrietta Maria. Royalist badge.A CHARLES I ROYALIST BADGE BY T. RAWLINS.
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Victorian Salvation pendant | RN Capt / Commander - 1812 RN Lieutenant - 1812 |
Victorian brooch | |||||
1279 Edward 1st hammered silver penny - Class 7a - Rose on breast Obv +EDWR ANGL DNS hYB Rev CICI/TAS/LON/DON |
Unknown Irish regiment button | Georgian trade weight | |||||
Victorian silver brooch |
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Georgian horse harness bell | 1940 George VI milled silver sixpence | ||||||
1247 Henry III hammered silver voided long cross farthing | 1500-1650 buckle | Victorian 70thC Regiment of Foot lapel badge | |||||
Unknown gilded brooch | RN Capt / Commander - 1812 RN Lieutenant - 1812 |
1500-1650 spur buckle | |||||
1823 Russian lead bale seal | Post medieval lead cloth seal - sacrificial lamb motif | ||||||
1922 George V milled silver shilling | 1696 William III milled silver sixpence | ||||||
1641, 8 Maravedis revalidated with VIII counterstamp on 8 Maravedis of 1625 of uncertain mint, Felipe IV (1621-1665) of Spain | 1836 George IV milled silver four pence | ||||||
1791 monogrammed spoon handle - George III duty paid symbol - London mint - q date letter Maker CH Charles Hougham 1769..1792 |
1500-1700 mount |
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1850 Victoria three pence | 16thC Elizabeth 1st hammered silver penny | ||||||
16thC Tudor rose lead trade weight | 1896 Victoria milled silver shilling | ||||||
1279 Edward 1st hammered silver penny Obv EDWAR ANGL DNS HYB Obv CIVI/TAS/LON/DON - London mint mark
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1530 Henry VIII hammered silver sovereign penny TW by shield- Archbishop Wosley |
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18thC crotals bells | Medieval bronze pot leg | Georgian hanress buckle | |||||
1567-70 Elizabeth 1st hammered silver penny - Coronet mint mark | Georgian button | 19thC livery button | |||||
11,0000 BC flint scrapers | |||||||
1838 Victoria milled silver four pence | 1900's Generic merchant navy button | Darby and Joan club badge The name Darby & Joan come from a poem by Henry Woodfall in 1735, which. describes the lives of happily married couple. The first of these clubs to open, for which we have a firm date recorded in the Royal Voluntary Service Archive and Heritage Collection, was at Lincoln which opened on 26 July 1946. |
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11,0000 BC flint scraper | 17thC hammered copper trade farthing | ||||||
1291-94 Edward 1st hammered silver half penny -composite S Obv EDW*****L DNS hYB Rev CIVI/TAS/***/DON London mint |
18thC crotal bell | ||||||
1279 Edward 1st hammered silver penny Obv EDWAR ANGL DNS hYB Rev CIVI/TAS/CAN/TOR - Canterbury mint |
Medieval gilded bar mount | ||||||
1770's half guinea coin weight | 1279 Edward 1st hammered silver half penny - Closed E Obv EDWR ANGL DNS hYB Rev CIVI/TAS/***/DON London mint |
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Victorian silver brooch | 1886 Silver collar stud - Birmingham mark Maker JA&S |
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Georgian decorated copper lid | 18thC toy cannon | ||||||
1775 Russian lead bale seal | Georgian hanress mount | 1500-1650 buckle | |||||
1580-2 Elizabeth 1st hammered silver half groat - hand mint mark | Victorian copper necklace fragment with glass stones | ||||||
1641, 8 Maravedis revalidated with VIII counterstamp on 8 Maravedis of 1625 of uncertain mint, Felipe IV (1621-1665) of Spain | 17thC lead token | ||||||
Magnentius This one is either Magnentius or Decentius again - and again, no legend is visible so there's no way to be sure which of the two it is, although Magnentius is a good bit more likely. This is another Centenionalis, and shows clearly the sympathies of the Western Augustus and Caesar for Christianity - there was a good bit of disagreement over just how good an idea Constantine's choice of Christianity was at the time. The Chi-Rho reverse on this and the contemporary double-centenionalis left little doubt about the official position of Magnentius & Decentius. |
17thC lead token | Georgian watch winders | |||||
1922 George V milled silver half groat (30 pence) | 1911 George V milled silver sixpence | ||||||
George V half crown size compared to sixpence | 19thC printing press block | ||||||
1819 George III milled silver sixpence | Medieval bronze pot leg | Georgian buckle | |||||
1587-9 Elizabeth 1st haammered silver half groat - Crescent mint mark | 1500-1700 mount | WWII German Navy Kriegsmarine Button | |||||
Lead chicken | 1836 William IV milled silver four pence | ||||||
1327 Edward III hammered silver penny Obv + EDWARDVS ***LI Rev CIVI/TAS/LON/DON - London mint |
Capt / Commander - 1774-1787 RN Master & Mate - 1787-1807 RN Surgeon - 1787-1805 |
1802- 1816 Royal Veterans Battalion
I RVB An other ranks version to the 1st RVB of uncertain date the unit served in Portsmouth, Gibraltar, Holland and Harwich where they were disbanded in 1814, reformed the following year they were disbanded in 1816 in Plymouth. |
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Taco'd 1247 Henry III hammered silver penny | 1802- 1816 Royal Veterans Battalion
I RVB An other ranks version to the 1st RVB of uncertain date the unit served in Portsmouth, Gibraltar, Holland and Harwich where they were disbanded in 1814, reformed the following year they were disbanded in 1816 in Plymouth. |
The Great Eastern Railway button |
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Unknown Military seal matrix | 18thC Royal Artillery button | 19thC Kings dragoon guards button | |||||
18thC silver clog fastener | Medieval sexfoil mount | 18th C clog fastener | |||||
BELGIUM, LIEGE, Johann Theodor v. Bayern, 1744-63, 1 liard, 1750, Obverse: arms on crossed sword and scepter, Reverse: date between four shields, copper, 23mm, KM155 |
Medieval star mount | 18th C clog fastener | |||||
1895 Victoria milled silver shilling | WWII Air raid Precautions button | Medieval pendant | |||||
1816 George III milled silver sixpence | 1825 Geoege IV milled silver sixpence | ||||||
1500-1700 copper mount | Georgian fob seal | Medieval mouunt | |||||
Medieval hanger | Medieval buckle | Victorian London and North Western Railway mount | |||||
Georgian watch winders | 1327 Edward III hammered silver half penny Obv ***ANGL Rev DON - London mint |
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Victorian gilded flask | 2ndC Roman fibular brooch | ||||||
1861 ⅙ Reichsthaler - Frederick William IIIObverseBust of Friedrich Wilhelm III on the right, legend around it. Script: Latin Lettering: FRIEDR·WILHELM III KŒNIG VON PREUSSEN Translation: Friedrich Wilhelm III King of Prussia ReverseFace value, year and mintmark surrounded by two oak branches and the legend Script: Latin Lettering: Translation:
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1849 Willem II Netherlands 10 Cents silver coin | ||||||
1582 Elizabeth 1st hammered silver sixpence | Victorian North Eastern Railways button | Georgian watch winders | |||||
1526- 44 Henry VIII hammered silver half penny - Single arched crown - 'Brush' hair Obv hxDxGxROSAxSIExSPIA Rev CIVI/TAS/LON/DON - London mint |
1740 1/2 Moidor Portuguese Coin Weight | ||||||
Victorian cruifix | 19thC livery button | 17thC button | |||||
Georgian fob seal | 1797 guinea gaming token | ||||||
Tudor ear wax scraper |
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Victorian silver pendant | 15thC lead token | 18thC crotal bell | |||||
1922 George V milled silver half crown (30 pence) | 17thC Charles tarde weight - Crown C cipher | 16thC Tudor lead token | |||||
1216 Henry III hammered silver short cross half penny | The Royal Sussex Regiment regiment sweet heart badge | 19thC livery button | |||||
14thC shield of France jetton | 1880-1890 John Robert Bedwell token Colchster Essex Obverse Legend on five lines, the top and bottom curved. Lettering: COLCHESTER J. R. BEDWELL 62 & 63 HIGH STREET Reverse Legend on five lines, the top three and bottom one curved. Lettering: FURNITURE BEDS AND PAPER HANGINGS * PLATE WATCHES |
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Medieval Chaffing dish handle Historically, a chafing dish (from the French chauffer, "to make warm") is a kind of portable grate raised on a tripod, originally heated with charcoal in a brazier, and used for foods that require gentle cooking, away from the "fierce" heat of direct flames. |
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1885 Victoria milled silver sixpence | 18thC French Louis XV milled silver - 1/2 ECU (44 Sols) | ||||||
1858 Victoria milled silver three pence | 15thC lead token | 18thC crotal bell | |||||
Victorian gilded hooked mount | 1704 Anne tarde weight - Crown A cipher | ||||||
1859 Victoria milled silver three pence | 1858 Victoria milled silver three pence | ||||||
1770's coin weight | 1816 George III milled silver sixpence | ||||||
Roman pottery shard | 17thC lead sewing palm guard | ||||||
1926 George V milled silver sixpence | 15thC lead token | 19thC livery button | |||||
1816 George III milled silver shilling | 1920'S Lead toy racing car | ||||||
Nice condition copper coins - George 1st, George III and William III |
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17thC silver bodking needle - reported as treasure to museum | 1865 Egypt
ObverseShip with multiple sails at sea. Script: Latin Lettering: TRAVAUX DU CANAL DE SUEZ EGYPTE ReverseDenomination within beaded circle. Script: Latin Lettering: |
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1216 Henry III hammered silver short cross half penny | Interesting anacient bronze coi - sent for ID | ||||||
1827 DUKE of YORK.. British Token The Soldiers Friend
Issued after the death of the Duke in 1827. Born August 17 1763, died January 1827 |
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