Charles VII Paschal Lamb jetton of
Bourges, 1418 to 1437 with lambs
head bare
IETES + BIEN + SEVREMENT
PAR AMOVRS + SVI + DONES
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Charles VII Paschal Lamb jetton of
Bourges, 1418 to 1437 with lambs
head bare
IETES + BIEN + SEVREMENT
PAR AMOVRS + SVI + DONES
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| Penny of King John, class 5b, Norwich mint, moneyer Iohan. 1199-1216 |
| Edward 3rd half groat, Treaty period, London mint. 1361-69, it weighs in at 2.12 grams |
| Elizabeth 1st threehalfpenny of 1575, smaller flan, London Eglantine mint mark. |
| Elizabeth half groat, London mintmark of "O", 1600 |
| Bronze uniface Crowned Three lis in shield French Ecu gold coin weight3.01g. The Gold Ecu was worth 4 shillings in England. 1422- 61 |
| Bronze coin weight for the gold half Noble. Weighing 45.5 grains. |
| Elizabeth 1st shilling, 5th issue 1582-1600 |
| Henry 111 penny, non sceptre. class 1b. 1247-1272 |
| Henry VIII second coinage half groat of Canterbury, Archbishop Thomas Cranmer, 1533, TC beside shield, mintmark catherine wheel. Spink 2345 |
| A fine lead seal, "S'alani Alberd" |
| A gold quarter Noble of Edward 3rd. Treaty period coin, London mint. 1361-69. Weight 1.9 grams. |
| Henry 6th cut half halfpenny, London mint. |
| Elizabeth 1st threepence dated 1573. |
| An early 14th C. old English Jetton. |
| A 13th century shield shaped strapend. |
| A hooked harness decoration with Fleur de Lys, 13th century, part gilded. |
| A penny of Edward 1st, class 3c or 3d Bristol mint. 1272-1307. |
| A cut quarter or farthing of King John. Class 5c or 6a, moneyer Adam. 1199-1216. |
| An English Jetton in stunning condition. Dating between 1280-1343. |
| A Half Groat of Henry 6th, Rosette-Mascle issue of London. 1427-30. |
| A nice example of a 13th - 15th Century roller buckle. |
| Lead figurine, probably religious. |
| A clipped silver penny of Richard 2nd (1377-99) York mint. Spink 1692. |
| A voided short cross penny type 5c of King John 1199-1216, London mint, moneyer Walter. |
| An Elizabeth 1st half Groat, fifth issue 1582-1600. |
| An Edward 1st farthing, clipped, and now the smallest hammered found to date. |
| A Scottish cut half hammered of Alexander 3rd. First issue, dating from the 1250's. |
| A silver hammered penny of Edward 1st, London mint. |
| A rather tatty Elizabeth 1st hammered silver sixpence. |
| A stunning Groat of Henry 8th, posthumous issue. 1547-51 |
| A lead Bird feeder, sometimes known as Holy Water containers...nobody is sure. |
| A rather nice lead farmers token, dated 1772 and with initials WL. |
| An odd piece of gold, possibly a lock plate from a book. |
| An odd lead seal, unknown origin. |
| A Groat sized Boy Bishop token, with crown and long cross design. |
| A silver hammered 3 farthing piece of Elizabeth 1st, London mint dating approx 1568. |
| A hammered penny of Edward 3rd, clipped with poor obverse. 1356-61. |
| A super chip carved buckle, with Acorn decoration on the corners. 16th Century. |
| A penny sized Boy Bishop token of Ely. |
| A very large, lead object showing the tree of life on one side, crown on the other. |
| A copper Jetton of the Dolphin type, from south eastern France. (1373-1415) |
| A voided long cross penny of Henry 3rd, (1216-1272) this is a sceptre less coin, very crude die. |
| A voided short cross cut half of Henry 2nd. (1180-1189) |
| A voided long cross cut half of Henry 3rd (1216-1272, with sceptre. |
| A Voided long cross penny of Henry 3rd (1216-1272) An early sceptre less one.. |
| An early Fob seal, with broken top loop, depicting a bird motif. |
| The complete set of lead Boy Bishop tokens. Penny. Half Groat. and Groat. |
| A very unusual Heraldic harness pendant, with traces of enamel and gilding. |
| A beautiful and ornate Gold ring bearing the assay mark of a Leopard wearing a crown. Probably dating from 1300-1544. |
| A beautiful personal Vessica seal, showing a man with staff. Bearing the name of Willemi Feritini. |
| A beautiful early Beehive thimble, lightly oiled to enhance detail. |
| A halfpenny of Richard 2nd. (1377-1399) Mis-struck. |
| A silver Groat of Henry VIII, clipped and worn, but a grateful find. Third issue coinage. |
| A religious mount, probably from the front of leather book. The letters mean "I Love Jesus". |
| A possible Pollard penny, or forgery hammered of Edward, showing the crown less bust. |
| An ornate sword belt pendant in leaf design, complete with suspension loop. |
| An Edward 2nd hammered penny (1307-1327) |
| An Elizabeth 1st silver 3 penny piece, in usual clipped and tatty condition. |
| Another variation on the Boy Bishop token showing a crown. |
| A heavily gilded pendant, with berry design. |
| A cut half hammered penny of Henry 3rd, type IVa. (1247-1272) |
| An Edward 3rd hammered silver penny, Treaty period, London mint (1361-69) |
| Another Elizabeth 1st silver sixpence piece (1573). |
| An Edward 1st Halfpenny, (1272-1307)London mint. VF apart from a crease through the bust. |
| An Edward 1st hammered penny (1272-1307). Clipped and thin condition, but readable. |
| Another hammered silver penny of Edward 2nd /3rd |
| Small bronze casket key, complete. |
| A more substantial casket key, broken. |
| Another Edward 1st Halfpenny (1279-1307) This time in usual worn condition. |
| A Henry 2nd cut half of 1180-89 |
| A miscellaneous collection of hammered coins and love tokens. |
| A cut half short cross hammered of Henry 3rd, type 7c I believe.(1216-1272) |
| Edward 1st penny of York mint. |
| Richard 2nd halfpenny of 1377-1399 |
| Gilded spur rowell, from a Bronze spur, very high status. |
| Cracking Boy Bishop token of Ely. |
| A most unusual Boy Bishop token, with initials on one side and typical long cross on the other. |
| A rather nice Crescent shaped harness pendant, with traces of gilding. |
| A rather nice bronze open top thimble from the Dark Ages. |
| A halfpenny of William and Mary, worn, but still able to read detail and date of 1694. |
| A really superb lead spindle whorl, with excellent detailing. |
| Another nicely detailed spindle whorl. |
| A lead forgery of a Long Cross hammered penny. |
| A cut half short cross penny of Stephen 1135-1154. |
| A cut half Silver hammered penny of Henry the 2nd. |
| A cut quarter Silver hammered penny of Henry the 3rd. |
| The handle of a Tudor Latten spoon, with the makers initials of HP. |
| A ring brooch that would have held two stones. Only the paste remains. |
| A Groat sized Boy Bishop token. |
| An excellent Half Groat Boy Bishop token. |
| A penny sized Boy Bishop, poor condition, but very rare. |
| Beautiful Tudor clothing fastener, with flower design. |
| A very poor Groat of Queen Mary, 1553-54..still a nice find. |
| Silver Groat of Mary, 1553-54 |
| A Croatal bell, very prettily marked with a heart design. |
| Edward 1st hammered silver penny nice obverse. |
| A very pretty Tudor buckle, probably from a shoe, in white metal. |
| A beautiful silver button, with loop fastener on rear. |
| King James 1st tin farthing in excellent condition. |
| Boy Bishop token from the parish of Ely, Cambridgeshire. |
| Russian bag seal. |
| An Elizabeth the first, hammered silver sixpence of 1596. |
| Edward the sixth, silver hammered penny. A poor example; but a rare find of his 2 year reign. |
| An exceptional Boy Bishop token. |
| A rather nice 12th or 13th century fob seal, depicting two ears of wheat and the letter "N". |
| A King Richard the second silver hammered halfpenny. |
| A fragment of a Queen Elizabeth the first,3 farthing silver hammered coin. |
| Queen Elizabeth the first silver hammered coin. |
| An Edward the third silver hammered penny. |
| An Edward the second silver hammered penny. |
| Another Croatal bell. |
| Another Croatal bell. |
| A collection of three broken Croatal bells. |
| Edward silver hammered penny, as yet unidentified, could be Edward 1st, 2nd or 3rd. |
| Edward silver hammered halfpenny, as yet unidentified, could be Edward IV. |
| A Spectacle buckle in original uncleaned condition. |
| A buckle in white metal, uncleaned |
| A nicely marked buckle, complete with original pin. |
| A superb Tudor shoe buckle with square & dot pattern, traces of original gilding. |
| A very nice bronze Fob seal, giving a bird motif. |
| Strap end buckle with pin intact in uncleaned condition. |
| A strap end buckle, decorated, but without pin. |
| A strap end buckle, decorated, but without pin. |
| A plain strap end buckle, worn condition. |
| A spectacle buckle with simple decoration. |
| A very ornate dress hook, slightly bent hook, but easily repaired. |
| A beautiful example of a decorative ladies dress hook in perfect condition. |
| A Tudor ring with square and dot pattern, very easily straightened. |
| A copper / alloy thimble of this period, with simple pattern. |
| A copper / alloy thimble of this period, with simple pattern. |
| Tanged strap end buckle, complete with pin. |
| A simple detailed spindle whorl. |
| An assortment of buckles and a harness hook. |
| A large strap end buckle of unusual shape. |
| A harness strap end buckle, but in poor condition. |
| A plain strap end. |
| A lead Pilgrims badge, not to be confused with Ampulla's. |
| A slightly damaged lead boss in an unusual flower design. |
| Clog fastener. |
| Sword belt suspension loop. |
| A pair of nice early thimbles. |
| Boy Bishop token in excellent condition. |
Victorian or later Miscellaneous
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