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Auction: 8012 - Ancient, English & Foreign Coins & Commemorative Medals
Lot: 334

Lawrence Lane, [Thomas] Carllile, [1d.] 1671 – Turk´s head/monogram of name, Leonard Peade – hart lodged, T. S. AT THE CROSSE KEYS, 1651 – crossed keys, I/J. S. AT THE CROSE KEYES – crossed keys; Lime Street, U/V. P. AT YE IACK OF NEWBV:Y, [16]58 – Jack of Newbury; Lion Quay neighbourhood, James Hawkins – lion holding key, F. R., 1651 – lion holding key (N.7185-7, 7188a, 7239, 7242, 7243b; BW.1637, 1639, D.1640A, BW.1640, D.1706A, BW.3100, 3118), BW.1639 and D.1640A mediocre to fair, the others nearly fine to good fine; BW.1637 and 1640 rare, BW.3100 very rare, BW.1639 and D.1706A extremely rare, D.1640A exceedingly rare (7) Estimate £ 160-200 Thomas Carlile, apprentice blacksmith 1660, gunsmith 1683; Leonard Pead, cook and churchwarden; I/J. S. = ?John Sadler; ´Jack of Newbury´ was a famous early 16th cent. Clothier

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