t 1 I \ Y) Sale Commences at 1 o’clock, I*. #?/. C A T A L O G U E OK A VALUABLE AND CHOICE COLLECTION OK -A-merican and Foreign COINS, MEDALS AND TOKENS,! ANCIENT AND MODERN, TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, 3 By Mennvn. GEO. A. LEAVITT & CO., AT THE Trade Sale Rooms, 377 k -'}7!) Broadway. New York. * • ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY, MARCH 26 and 27, al 4 O’Clock, P. U. each day. This is the remaining portion of the cabinet of \VM. LEGGETT BRAMHALL, Esy., and | r'*j comprises many rare American Colonial and nearly full sets of Mint Coins and Patterns in tine condition, some of them proofs; a large assortment of American Medalets and Tokens, )j v| many of them very rare; American Medals and Medallions; English Coins, Medals and j jB Tokens in great number, many of the latter being quite rare; French at,id German Medals and £j 'i Miscellaneous Foreign Coins; Numismatic Books, Catalogues, etc. ALL OF WHICH WILL BE SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE. X, The Coins, »Vr., will he on exhibition at the •lad ion \ Blooms on the flay of Sale. V \fy • »> h Those who cannot attend, nitty Iimvc their. orders to purchase executed if bv tlie Auctioneers. %/ M NEW YORK: GEO. A. LEAVITT & (<)., AUCTIONEERS, 377 8l 379 Broadway, (cor. White Street.) A . . r-r,.::.'-. ro
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Sale Commences at 1 o’clock, I*. #?/.
C A T A L O G U E OK A
VALUABLE AND CHOICE COLLECTION OK
-A-merican and Foreign
COINS, MEDALS AND TOKENS,! ANCIENT AND MODERN,
TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
3 By Mennvn. GEO. A. LEAVITT & CO., AT THE
Trade Sale Rooms, 377 k -'}7!) Broadway. New York. * •
ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
MARCH 26 and 27, al 4 O’Clock, P. U. each day.
This is the remaining portion of the cabinet of \VM. LEGGETT BRAMHALL, Esy., and |
r'*j comprises many rare American Colonial and nearly full sets of Mint Coins and Patterns in
tine condition, some of them proofs; a large assortment of American Medalets and Tokens, )j
v| many of them very rare; American Medals and Medallions; English Coins, Medals and j
jB Tokens in great number, many of the latter being quite rare; French at,id German Medals and £j
'i Miscellaneous Foreign Coins; Numismatic Books, Catalogues, etc.
ALL OF WHICH WILL BE SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE. X,
The Coins, »Vr., will he on exhibition at the •lad ion \ Blooms on the flay of Sale.
V \fy • »> h Those who cannot attend, nitty Iimvc their. orders to purchase executed if
bv tlie Auctioneers. %/
M NEW YORK:
GEO. A. LEAVITT & (<)., AUCTIONEERS,
377 8l 379 Broadway, (cor. White Street.)
A . . r-r,.::.'-. ro
CATALOGUE. --
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American Medals.
American Institute. By Lovett. - - Silver, V. F. /&02 Maryland Institute, Balto., Aid. - Silver, V. F. and R.
Washington before Boston, 1770. By Du Yivier. An ori¬ ginal impression. - - Bronze, V. F.
4 Com. Oliverus II. Perry, Lake Erie. By Furst. Bronze, V. F. and R.
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Franklin Pierce’s large Indian Medal. Bronze, very fine electrotype, R.
Gilbert Stuart, Art Union. - - Bronze, F. Medal of the State Department, (a man shipwrecked).
Bronze, V. F. and R. The Portsmouth, Ya., Yellow Fever Medal.
Bronze, V. F. and R. Maine State Ag. Soc. - Bronze, V. F. and R. Mass. Chart. Mech. Asso’n, (a beautifully cut medal). By
Mitchell. ... . Bronze, Y. F. Mass. Horticultural Society. Samuel Appleton. By
Mitchell. - Bronze, Y. F. 2 Copy Worcester County Mech. Asso’n, 1841. poor
cfplS Copy Franklin, Lightning Averted, etc., 1776. - R. ^J'14 Conn. State Ag. Soc. - - - Bronze, Y. F. cJtlo Essex Co. Institute, N. J. - - Bronze, fair
Penn. State Ag. Soc. - - - Bronze, V. F. /J/17 Hawiian Ag. Soc. By Mitchell. Bronze, V. F. and R.
ZJ'-IS Lynchburg, Ya., Ag. and Mech’l Soc. German Silver, Y. F. and V. R.
Xfl9 Hon. Thos. Swann. - - - Tin, V. F. 20 American and French Republic. - Tin, Y. F. and V. R.
<JV21 Washington Monument, 1848. - - - Tin, poor <j~>21£ “The British Glory Revived by Adm’l. Vernon: Comr.
Brown:” rev. “Make room for Sir Robert.” Ex. “No Excise.” The devil leading Sir Robert by a halter into the dragon’s mouth. - Brass, fine and ex. R.
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English Medals.
Medal of the London Abolition Soc. Bronze, F. and R. Geo. III., His Reign brought, etc. Bronze, Y. F. (large) William the Fourth. Colossal Statue. Born, etc.
Bronze, V. F. (large) Liverpool Tunnels, Liverpool and Manchester R. R.
Tin, proof, scarce Victoria and Albert, New Royal Exchange.
Bronze, V. F. (large) Robert Banks’ Lord Hawkesbury. - Bronze, F. C. I. Fox, Ob. Sep. XIII., MDCCCVI. Bronze, proof Victoria War Medal,—Baltic.
Silver, R. and V. F. with loop do do Crimea. With clasp. Silver, fair
Josephus Priestly, Magnus Christianus Philosophus. Tin, V. F.
Art. Comes De Wellington. Vota Publica. Bronze, proof, scarce, (large)
MariaII.wifeofWm.III. - - Bronze, fair Vincent Lunardi, first Aerial Traveller in England.
Bronze, V. F. and R. Spes. Publica Geo. 3d. - - - Bronze, F. Geo. II.—Neptune warring against the winds. Bronze, F. William Roscoe. - - - Tin, proof, R. Catch Club,—the Goddesses of Song and Drink. A fine
medal. ----- Copper, V. R. Joseph Priestly, LL. D., F. R. S. - - Tin, F. Victoria and Albert,—London Crystal Palace. Tin, poor “Francis Henry Egerton, Earl of Bridgewater.” A great
numismatist. - - - Bronze, F. and R.
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Dollar, 1795, flowing hair. V. F. 1 do do cue. F. 1 do 1801, do - F. 1 do 1802, do mint alteration,
do do - - V. F. 1
do V. F. and R. 1 do 1803. V. F. scarce 1 do 1855. - V. F. scarce 1 do 1836, Flying Eagle. - V. F. scarce 1
Half Dollar, 1794, flowing hair. - poor and R. 1 do 1795, do fair 1 do do
1802, cue. - 1805, do mint alteration
poor from 1804.
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CATALOGUE. 3
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Quarter Dollar, 1804. - Cent, 1793, “one hundred for a dollar”
V. do 1799, genuine without doubt, and do 1804, without flaw, do 1809. - do 1813. -
Half Cent, 1797. - do 1827. do 1857. -
Massachusetts Threepence, 1652. Franklin Cent, 1787, United States. Massachusetts Button. - Connecticut Cent, 1787. Half Cent, 1804. Cent, 1809.
[Continued on pa«e 9.]
- fair and R. on edge. F. indeed arid V. R.
V. F. indeed - F.
- V. F. V. F. poor
bright
V. F. proof and R. V. F. and V. R.
- V. F. and R. V. F. and R.
poor - F. fair
Struck in England and Relating to America.
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Am I not a Man and a Brother1? - small type, V. F. do do do - large type, proof
“ The End of Oppression,” a representation of the burn¬ ing of Stamps, near Salem, Mass., - proof and R.
do do but on the reverse a Caduceus— “We were born free,” &c. - - proof and R.
“ Tree of Liberty,” Thomas Paine’s head upon a pole proof and R.
Same as reverse of No. 71 - proof and scarce Pigs’ Meat, published by T. Spence, London — reverse,
“ Noted advocates for the rights of man—Thos. Spence, Sir Thos. More, Thos. Paine” - F. and V. R.
Same as above, but much smaller, and somewhat differently executed - - - V. F. and V. R.
“ Am I not thine Ass ?” King George III. upon an ass—re¬ verse same as No. 75 - - proof and V. R.
Daniel Eccleston, the engraver of the great Washington Medal - proof and scarce
“Tree of Liberty” — reverse, “May Dunmow prosper” V. F.
Same as No. 70—reverse, “ Little Tumestile Halfpenny,” proof and scarce
Franklin Press, London, 1794 - V. F. and V. R.
American Tokens.
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Major Gen. Win. Scott; rev. inscription Tin, V. F. & V. R. 1 George Washington; rev. advertisement - - Tin 1 Roanoke Merit, 1858, copper, proof, R., only seven having
been struck ..... 1 “ Success to Republican Principles,” silver, proof, V. R., only
six having been struck ... - 1 clo in copper, proof and R., only 15 having been
struck --...- 1 do Oreide, proof ... 1
The above is a private token of Mr. Bramhall, and he has promised that none more shall be struck.
Tin, F. F. copy
Brass, fair
Atlantic Telegraph .... The Glorious Whig Victory of 1834, &c. James Buchanan .... State of New York no repeal
German silver, proof, and not pierced, V. R. Thos. Swan, Mayor of Balto. - - Tin, F. J. D. Lovett, 1 Courtlandt St.
Silver, V. R., only five having been struck Hallock & Bates, N. Y. - - - Brass, V. F. Johnson, Himrod & Co., Erie—100, 1845 Tin, V. F. and
V. R. V. F. fair
Tin, proof, and V. R. Copper, V. F. and R.
Brass, proof, and V. R. Tin, proof, and V. R.
Tin Tin
Copper
Motts, jewelers—1789 Talbot, Allum & Lee—1794 Odd Fellows’ Hall, N. Y. Byrne Ore, 1859
do do do do
George Washington, 1st Pres. Thomas Jefferson, 3d Pres. John Quincy Adams, 6th Pres. Andrew Jackson, 7th Pres. “ Honesty is the best policy.” Dedicated, &c. F. and R. Feuchtnanger’s One Cent ... F. John Mitchell - - - Tin, proof, V. R. Fred. Schiller—a bell—Natus, 1759; Obit., 1805
Brass, proof, and R. State of New York, July 4th, 1855 - Brass, fair N. C. Folger & Son—a pelican Brass, proof, and R. Benjn. F. Fotterall, Vicksburg - Brass, proof, and R. James Clark & Co., Hudson, N. Y., Cloting. Old Ma¬
sonic Hall. Brass, proof, R. do do Clothing. Brass, proof, V. R.
Planter’s Check, T. P. D.—50 - Brass, F. and R. Prof. Johnson—double header There is no difficulty to him that Willeth Doremus & Nixon, Park Place D. H. Gould’s Saloon J. A. Hopkins, Milwaukee Doremus & Nixon, 39 Nassau St. James S. Smith & Co., N. Y.
Brass, proof Brass, proof
F. Brass, F.
Brass, V. F. Brass
Brass, V. F.
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132 133 134 135 136
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do do • 1853 & 1854 do do 1852
Smith’s Clock Estab., 1837 - Robt. B. Ruggles -
do Bale, N. Y. M. A. Root, Phila., United States Daniel Ball &; Co., Grand Rapids, Mich. Benedict & Burnham W. A. Handy, Prov., R. I., 1834 Ephraim A. Hathaway, Prov., R. I., 1833.
Copper, fair, and R. C. A. M. Smith, Windsor, N. Y. Copper, V. F. and R. Patterson Bros., Buffalo - - F. and R. H. J jaw, Canal St., N. Y. - Copper, F. and R. Bucklins, West Troy - Copper, fair and scarce
Brass, V. F. Brass, fair
Brass, V. F. - Brass, V. F.
Brass, V. F. - Brass, V. F.
Brass, V. F. Copper, V. F. Copper, V. F.
Copper, F. Copper, V. F.
Brass Copper, F.
- Copper, F.
Copper, F. Brass, V. F.
V. F. Brass, F. Brass, F.
Copper, V. F.
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JL 7155 ,tj 156
Geo. A. Jarvis, N. Y. W. W. Wilbur, S. C., 1846—5 var. ■ Prof. Johnson—3 types E. Lyon—3 types ... Transfer Ticket Clark and Anthony, Prov., R. I., 1835 H. B. Wests, II. Crossman, Foster & Parry, and Alfred
Willard. - all F. James S. Smith & Co. - German silver, V. F. and R. Wm. H. Milton and Wm. II. Milton & Co. Fair, copper No Repeal—To commemorate the passage of the Prohibi¬
tory Liquor Law - - - Brass, F. Sami. Hart & Co., 1 Barclay St. Copper and tin, proofs Spiel Marke, Brass Tokens—all different Miscellaneous Tokens—all different
do do all different do do all different
V. F. and F. and F.
H. Cross man—eagle >pper, V. F.
English Coin.
Jo 157 Wm. III.—Two Shillings—1696 ^/ldO Charles II.—Four Pence—1672 ^ol60J Geo. I.—Shilling—1717 £*161“ Geo. HI.—Shilling—1816 - /^161£ do Col. Essequebo—1809, J shil.
Bank of Ireland Token—1804—six shillings.
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Set of Canada Coin, 1858 York Halfpenny, 1669 James II., Irish II.py, 1685 Isle of Man, 1757—H.py. -
do 1798—H.py. do 1839—Earthing
proof
poor and R. E.
poor and R. Y. F. and scarce
E.
Ionian Isles, 1819 do Bahama, 1806—H.py. - Poor Ionian Isles, 1834—pattern Quarter Earthing. V. F. and R Barbadoes Penny, 1788—Pine apple Sierra Leone Company—One Cent, 1796 George III.—Twopenny Piece, 1797 George IV.—Earthing, 1827 Wm. IV.—Quarter Farthing, 1835 Victoria—One Penny Model
do Farthing, 1841 do Half Farthing, 1844 do Quarter Earthing, 1839 do Model Quarter Earthing, 1848
Pattern Farthing of Wm. and Mary do of “ Maria II.”—rev., a rose, “ Ex. Can-
dorf. Decvs.” - - - V. E. and ex. R.
F. F.
V. E. V. F. proof E. and rare
F. proof
E. proof , and R. V. F. and R.
V. F. and ex. R.
3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
English Penny Tokens.
/ * /■
V
jo 187 /D 188 j* 189
AC 190
“ British Penny Token, 1797”—rev., representations of Aid- gate; Newgate; and Westminster Bridge—a uniform set .... . proofs 3
“ London Penny Token,” Arms of London—a uniform set, bearing on the reverses public buildings, &c.
proofs, and R. 8 Oldbury, &c., 1811—a pound note for 240 - E. 1 Wellington Cossack - - - not fine, but rare 1
Flint Lead Works, 1813 - - - E. 1
Trade and Navigation, 1813 and 1838—all different. E. 3
English Halfpenny Tokens of Distinguished Persons.
tr 7/191
fjr 195
7Wiistr c?5‘190
John Plantagenet, 3d son of Edward III.; “ John of Gaunt, Duke of Lancaster”—rev., Hibernia - proof 1
Same as 191—rev., “Success to Navigation” - proof 1 Same as 191—rev., “Halfpenny, 1794” 1 V. F. 1 “George, Prince of Wales” (Geo. IV.)—rev., his crown,
1794 - - - - V. E. 1 Same as 194—date, 1795 - - - V. F. 1 Charlotte, “Princess of Wales” — rev., “Halfpenny,
1795” .... proof 1
CATALOGUE. 7
)0 197
JiM9 8 199
200 201
r?0
Jo
202 203
204
205
Hr,
1 jp
1
200 207
'208 {. 209 J210 211
. 212 213
_214
215 210
4*217 218
“Freb’k, Duke of York,” Com. in chief of the British Army—rev., a ship, the Royal George, “ 1795.” V. I'.
“ Rt. He. C. J. Fox”—rev., a soldier reclining proof “ Ioiin Howard, F. R. S.”—rev., “Birmingham,” ect. 1792
a •
“ Iohn Howard, F. R, S., Philanthropist,” 1794 V. F. “Sr. Isaac Newton”—rev., a Caduceus and Cornucopia,
1793 ..... proof
“ J. Lackington,” 1794—rev., Angel of Fame - proof “ Hon. T. Erskine”—rev., “A friend to freedom and rights
of man” - - - - - V. F. “ Admil. Earl IIowe”—rev., “ Promissory Naval Farthing”
F. and V. R. L “ Earl IIqwe and the Glorious First of June”—rev., “ Rule
Britannia, 1794” - - - V. F. proof Same as 205—rev., “ King and Constitution, 1794” proof
1
“Brutus”
“Marquis Wellington,” 1813 “The Illustrious Wellington,” 1816 “ Field Marshal W ellington” Same as 210, but in smaller letters Wellington—rev., Latin ins. Same as 212, but more lettering Wellington—rev., “Pro Bono Publico,” Farthing.
Poor and V. R. Charles Roe—rev., “ Macclesfield, 1790” - V. F. Same as 215, only date 1791 - - - F. “ Louis XVI. & Marta Antoinette,” 1793 V. F. and R.
“ J. H. Tooke, Esq., 1794—“Tried for High Treason.” V. F.
fair fair
V. F. F.
F. and R. V. F.
V. F. and V. R.
1 1 1 1 1 1
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219 220 221 OOO /V ^ w
223 224
. 09* if /r 226
228
Jo 229 230 231
Provincial Halfpenny Tokens.
A hooded bust—“The Anglesey Mines,” ect., 1789. V. F. Same as 219—date, 1791 ... F. John Wilkinson, Iron Master—a trip hammer, 1787. V. F. Same as 221 1790. F. Same as 221—man seated at an anvil 1791. V.-F. Birmingham Mining and Copper Co.—a stork, 1791. proof Same as 224—date, 1792 V. F. Birmingham, 1793, a boy with a screw—rev., “ Industry has
its sure reward” - - - - V. F. Birmingham, Bissett’s Museum—rev., monuments, &c.
V. F. Braintree & Booking—a public building, 1794—rev. a female
leaning on an anchor - - V. F. and R. Brightelmstone, 1796—rev. “Honor the King,” &c. F. Bristol, 1795—Justice - - - V. F. Cambridge, Bedford and Huntingdon, 1795—a Bee Hive
proof
1 1 / l' 1 1 1
1
1
1 1
1
1
8 CATALOGUE.
Chester—“ R. & Co.,” in monogram - - F. Cronebane, ect. a Bishop—Rv. “Miners’ Arms,” ect.—no
date ..... poor
do Rv. “ Mine Company,” ect.—1789 V. i. East Grinstead, 1795—Rv. Arms of Prince of Wales
V. E. and R, Edinburgh, 1790—St. Andrew with his Cross - V. F. Same as 236—date 1791 - - - V. F. Edinburgh, 1796—“ Ditat. Servata Fides” - V. F. Gatehouse, 1793—a winged Lion—Rv. a building F. and R. Glasgow, Arms of—1791—“Nunquam Arescere”—lettered
edge ------ R. Same as 240—but thin type, edge plain - Y. F. Hereford, 1794—an Apple Tree—Rv. Justice . - poor Hull, 1791—Arms of-—Rv. Guliemus Tertius Rex. 1689—a
Man on Horse - - - V. F. and R. Same as 243—Rv. a Ship, “ Pro Bono Publico, 1794” V. F. Same as 243—Rv. Ship only - - - V. F. Hoodersfield, 1793—East India House - V. F. Leek, 1793—a Caduceus leaning upon merchandise—Rv.
Two Hands joined—Latin Leg. - - V. F. Same as 247—Latin Leg. in smaller letters - V. F. London, Essex and Norfolk—Rv. Ins. - - proof A Stage Coach—Rv. a Monogram within a Wreath
F. and R. Mail Coach Half Penny—Rv. Ins. - - V. F. London and Middlesex, a Bust—Rv. an Umbrella crested
Kelly’s Sadlery and Harness, ect. - - V. F. “Fear God and Honor the King, 1795”-—Arms of London,
crown crested—Rv. “Render to Caesar the things that are Caesar’sa Portcullis, its crest, the Prince of Wales’ Crown - - - proof and V. R.
London, Bristol and Carmarthen, Ironmongery - poor Macclesfield, 1789, a Bee Hive—Rv. Female seated V. F. Manchester, 1792—East India House F. Newgate, MDCCXCIV.—Rv. “ King and Constitution, 1794”
proof Same as 259—Rv. Ins. “ Payable at,” &c. - ’ proof Newgate, 1795—Rv. same as 260 - - proof Northampton, Arms of—Rv. Geo. Jobson, Banker, 1794
V. F. Northiam, 1794, for the Convenience of Society V. F. “North Wales,” a Harp—Rv. “St. Bevois, Southamton
V. poor “North Wales, 1793,” a Harp—Rv. a Hooded Bust Y. F. Same as 265, Monogram instead of Harp—Edge—“Payable
at the Warehouse, Liverpool” - - proof
Same as 266, Edge—“ Current everywhere” - V. F.
CATALOGUE. 9
268 269 270
lo 271 272 273 274
275
276
277 278
pb 279
280
281
282
288 284 285 286 287 288 289 290
“Norfolk ami Norwich,” 1792—Rv. Anns of Norwich proof Norwich, 1792, Arms of-—Rv. a Weaving machine \. 1'. Norwich, 1798, a Dove—Rv. Arms ol—within a Shield
V. F.
Norwich, 1798—Britannia seated - \- Peterslield, 1778, a General, horsed—Rv. a Stork \ • 4* Portsea, 1794, Arms of—Rv. a Ship - - ^ • ]’ • Shrewsbury, 1794, Arms of—Rv. “Salop. Woollen Maid.”
proof
“ Sise Tame, 1795,” cct. Female, seated—Rv. a Crowned Triangle “ King, Lords, Commons,” etc. - proof
Arms of Sudbury—Rv. Ins. “Pro Bono Publico, 1798”
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Suffolk, 1794, “ Haverhill Manufactory,” Man A\ caving V . 4 . “ A Bath Farthing Token, 1795”—Rv. a Tea Chest, Ac. \ .4. “Iron Bridge at Coal Brook Dale, 1792 —Rv. “Inclined
Plane at Keltney, 1789” - proof Chelmsford and Essex, “Shire Hall”—Rv. “King and Con¬
stitution, 1794” - - - proof Prosperity to Old England,” Female and Anchor—Rv. a
Ship - - - - - proof Peace and Plenty,” Cornucopia and Dove—Rv. Britannia
seated, 1793 .... proof
Same as 281—Rv. “More Trade and Fewer Taxes poor “Success to the Plough and Fleece”—Rv. Ins. - ^ . F. “Royal Colosseum,” a Crane—Rv. a building - - \ . r. Gibraltar, “ Value Two Quarts, 1810” - - X. poor “Farthing”—Rv. “Pro Bono Publico, 1757”—“Tea” F. Masonic, 1790 ----- poor
A Lion, 1813—Rv. Britannia seated - F. “Gregory III., Pori.,” a Bust of Geo. 3d—Rv. Britannia
seated; “Britan. Rules, 1771” poor and V. R.
American Coin—(Continued.)
J (rO 291 Half ' Cent, 1793, _ • « poor but V. R. / [so 292 do do 1794, - - poor 1 jS i /* r
A/L 293 do do 1795, thick die; edge lettered V. F. and V. R. (see Dickeson)
c/lf 294 Co 295
do do
do do
1795, 1797,
thin die; edge plain poor fair
| fniCcat,
% 296 do do 1800, - - as fine as proof \0L 297 do do 1802, Mint alter •ation from 1800 poor but V. R.
Vet298 do do 1803, - - • fair 299 do do 1804, - - V. F. indeed l /
. 300 do do 1805, - V. F. i A • ft 301 do do 1806, _ • fair
302 do do 1807, - - - V. F. F 303 do do 1808, - - F. 1
10 CATALOGUE.
*307
^ •*jg
(pUA/tCb ^ 313
"314
^g|g
^317
(f iaaAs^o a^j320
, „ .321 i>322
\ M 323 jy-324
’ ;^325 • 326
/ //'
^ too
^ /1^334 4*335
7/ Y£*336 337
v^A'338 'tlctsy%£.<&-
0* * Mm O
Half Cent, 1809, - V. F. 1 do do 1810, - poor but R. 1 do do 1811,/2.5*. fair, and V. R. 1 do do 1825, - V. F. 1 do do 1826,£<T - F. 1 do do 1829, - poor 1 do do 1828, Twelve Stars V. F. and scarce 1 do do 1828, Thirteen Stars - uncirculated 1 do do 1828, do do as fine as proof 1 do do 1832 & 1829, - fair 1 do do 1833, - V. F 1 do do 1834, -N. F 1 do do 1835, - uncirculated 1 do do 1849, F. as proof 1 do do 1850, - V. F 1 do do 1851, F 1 do do 1853, - Y. F 1 do do 1854, V. F 1 do do 1855, - F 1 do do 1856, V. F 1 do do 1857, uncirculated 1
j£*~y*y^cs 342
^ 2 If 343 ^6/344
^345 ft 346 )<-?A7
''jt 348 U1349 /*350 cf/351 7 352
Half Cents worth of pure Copper, 1837, V. F. and R Nickel Cent, 1856, Pattern, - - F, and R
do 1858, do Large Eagle and Shield, proof do do do Small Eagle and Shield, proof do do Indian Girl, Head and Oak Wreath proof do do do - as adopted—proof
Gold Quarter Dollar, no date, - R and F Dime, 1846, - - - V F and R do do - - - not as F
Half Dime, 1797, pierced hut otherwise V F and R do 1800, - V F do 1853, no dart heads, - V F and R
Three Cent Pieces, a full set, - - some V F do do 1854, F and S do do 1855, F and R
Danish American Silver, 1767, - - poor Massachusetts Pine Tree Shilling, 1652, pierced, otherwise
fair, R Franklin Cent, 1787, States United, - V F Massachusetts Half Cent, 1787, - F and R Colonies Francoises, 1767, copper, overstamped R F, other¬
wise V F and V R Vermonts Res. Publica., 1785, - - F and V R Vermon Auctori, 1787, - - - V F Nova Caesarea, 1788, horse head to the left, p)00r an4 H North American Token, 1781, - - ‘ poor
poor and R poor and V R
V F 3 Types, - - some R
Auctori Connec, 1785, do do 1786, do do 1787, do do do
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 9 1 1 1
1 1 1
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3
l
CATALOGUE.
f353 Auctori Connec, 1787 3 Types, - *&J~354 do do do 2 do J5* 355 do do 1788
[Continued on page 1 5.]
11
some R.
2)oor and scarce
3 3 " 1
//S' 356 J/O 357
358
/f359
PO 360
jp> 361
French Medals.
Marriage Medal of Louis XV., 1725, Silver, ex F and \ 11 Henry III. (Henry de Valois), 1559—1589—rev. His \\ ife in
court dress—an ancient medal—original impression. Bronze proof, V R
Louis XIV., 1679, “ Ilaec Meta Laborvm,” Brass Medalette, F
Louis XV.—commemorative of the birth of Louis X^ I. Bronze proof
“Louis XVI., Roi Et Frere Bienfaisant,”—a line bust in court dress—rev., two full length figures, the Sec. ot State, Marquis de Pompador, presenting to the King a specimen of gold from the Mines d’Allemont; in the distance a view of the mines, etc, A Superb Medal by Dupre, - - Bronze proof, size 3 inches
Louis XVIII., 1815—rev, Busts of the four great Powers of Europe—by Halliday, - - Bronze proof
1 U?
1
1
1
fi~i 362
tfo 363
/W 364
(ji 365
(■« 366 / C-O 367
/ (/o 368
309 cf? 370
/ 371 )D 372
373
Miscellaneous Medals.
Centenary Medal of the City of Herrnhut in Germany—re¬ presents its growth, 100 years, from the settlement, 1722—1822, - - - V F and R
Frederick the Great. An ancient medal, - Brass
*** From the Bogart Collection.
“ G. L. Von Blucher, Prince of Wagstadt,” Com. of the Prussian Army at Waterloo—rev. Fred. Wm. III. of Prussia, - - Bronze proof, size 2 inches
Francis I., Emp. Austria—“ Visiti La Monnaie des Medailles” —1814, - Bronze proof
For the Honor and Glory of Baden, - Bronze proof “ Carolus Ferdinand Dux Biturigum”—a very prominent
bust—rev. Ins, - - Bronze proof “ Leopoldvs Comes A Davn”—rev, Jupiter seated among im¬
plements of war—ancient and rare, Iron, V F, size 3 inches
“ Einigkeit! Ordung ! Freiheit!” 1848, - Iron, F Alles Vergeht”—Time over a ruin, - Iron, V F
A Curious Medalette in Copper, 1754, - - V F Russian Medal with loop, - - - gilt. V F Inauguration‘of the Havana Gas Works, Cuba, German
Silver, proof and R
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12 CATALOGUE.
J7l ^//-374
H 373
/L<Z? 2(':r‘7 7aM. 378
fy*/>cZk' J* 3x9
382
‘•fcc2£%2*S**
385
i—-<"^
/ /
386 # 387 ££388
389
>2/ 300 2.® 391 o* 392
Miscellaneous Foreign Coin, &c.
Copy Jewish Shekel, - - - Tin, V F Copper of the Republic of Venice. The winged Lion. “ San.
Marc. Yen.,” rev. “ Armata H. T. Morea,” V F and V R Repuhlique Francaise, 1793, pattern, Monnerou pattern Deux Sols, 1792, 10 Cents, 1808, Napoleon Empereur, Fn Centime, 1st Repuhlique Francaise, Un Centime, 2d do do Un Centime, Napoleon III., 1854, Deux Centimes, do do 1853, Barbadoes Penny—I serve, Norway, 4 Skilling, 1620, Holland East Indies Half Gulden, 1834, Wm. Ivonig V., Wurttemberg, 1841, (Ilf. Dol.,) Silv. V F J. P. Boyer, Repuhlique D’Haiti, 50c, - Silv. V F A Snake, Trophy of Arms, Repuhlique D’Haiti, 25c,
Silv. V F and R A. Petion, small bust, Repuhlique D’Haiti, 12c.
Silv. V F and R do large bust, do do do Silv. V F
German Silver, - - - some V R Holland East India, 1679, - - Silv. F and V R
Knowledge of Medals, London, 1697, - full slip, R 1 Norton’s Literary Letter, No. 3, containing some valuable
numismatic matter, - - - R 1 Bushnell’s Arrangement of Amercan Store Cards, Tokens,
&c., ------ 1 Early New York Tokens ; a pamphlet by Chas. I. Bush-
nell, 1859, - - " - - 1 Catalogue of Henry Bogert, Esq. Six days’ sale, addenda at¬
tached, contains his Portrait; priced in full, and bound in half morocco, antique, with blank leaves, fine copy 1
/£1cV$397 Catalogue of Wm. Leggett Bramhall, Esq. Two days’ sale, addenda attached, contains his Portrait and Autograph ;
’ priced in full, and bound in half morocco, antique, with v blank leaves, - fine copy 1
Catalogue of James D. Foskett. One days’ sale, addenda attached, has an autograph of Mr. Bramhall; fully
J* 303J
/t> 394
j//C 394J
£k&^A~395
■2y°39G
» JJJ* 398
*
Jb 399
priced F and R 1 Catalogue of a Three Days’ Sale by Messrs. Bangs, Merwin
& Co., held June 22d, 23d, and 24th. 1859, fully priced 1
CATALOGUE.
^XX401
//• 402
/ t^> 403
UJ 404
c7/' 405
J» 400
1 l-> 1 O
Priced Catalogue of A. B. Sage & Co., June, 1859, Catalogue of a One Days’ Sale by Messrs. Bangs, Merwin &
Co., Dec. 15th, 1859, - - fully priced Catalogue of Joseph N. T. Levick, Esq. Two days’ sale—
reprinted with prices, - Catalogue of a Two Days’ Sale by Messrs. Bangs, Merwin &
Co., Jan. 18th and 19th, 1800, - fully priced Catalogue of Edward Groh, Esq, Two days’ sale addenda
attached, fully priced - Priced Catalogue of John K. Curtis, 83 Bleecker Street -
%* The above are all in hue condition, and are invaluable to a collector.
Miscellaneous Lot of Numismatic Documents, Rubbings, &c
pO 407
CA<> 408
1, o 409
m>410
/fd4ll
£1 412 fio 413 o° 11*1 IS- 415 a 416
ft* 417 f'O 418
American Medallions.
Electrotypes in Copper, ready for Framing.
Winfield Scott within a wreath—rev., Daniel Webster within a wreath; an electrotype medal from a model in wax, no medal having ever been struck.
V. F., the only one made Same as rev. of No. 407—rev., Lewis Cass within a wreath.
V. F., the only one made, electrotype from wax model An illustration of Cooper's “Mohicans’'—capture of Major
Heyward and companions by the Huron Indians. V. F., the only one made, 7 inches
John Allen, the veteran numismatologist—bust in profile, prominent £ inch from the field, 1857, by W. G. ( butts.
V. F. and V. B.. 4£ inches “Elisha Kent Kane, 1857.’’ This is considered b\ his rela-
tives and friends as an almost faultless likeness of the Arctic hero. By \\ . G. Coutts.
V. F. and V. R., 4£ inches “ B. Franklin, American” V. F. and V. E., 4£ inches Zachary Taylor - V. F. and V. IL. 7J inches John Charles Fremont - V. F. and V. B., <j inches
do a fine likeness, V. F. and V. R., 2 j- inches “Cornwallis Resigning his Sword to Washington.”
Square, V. F. and V. IL, 4\6 inches Com. Perky, fine profile, square. V. F. and V. B., 6xs inches Father Mathews, full face, square.
L L and \ . R. 4^x54 inches
14 CATALOGUE.
SECOND DAY'S SALE.
. #419
6yyt^J ^419i
/ M
42° ''mi
422 J 423
424 425
//|42 6 427
/ 428 14 29
C^ -430 , / ^ 431
432
^ ^ 433
}YlLcUy |430 '< !o\437
JV&n^oDL,^ o 438 * /0 439
I 9 ^40 * /(4 44i
/ io 443 /<H— A 443 444
„ 4^445 446 447
j%, 449 450
O 452
., 4i- 453
Various Copper Coins.
Oblong Japanese Coin F. Republique Francaise—rev., Tin Decline Dan 7 2 Kopex Russian Coin, 1812 Penny Token—Trade and Navigation, 1813 1 Kreuzer of Austria, 1851 2 Pfennige, 1850 - Nicolaus of Russia, brass gettan - East India Company half anna - Maria I., Queen of Portugal, 1799 Leopold, Premier of Belgium ... Zelandia, 1786—Lucta et emergo Alexander Magn, brass gettan 3 Kreuzer, 1843 .... Head of Mercury—rev., Britannia ... Chinese Penny ----- Curious Coin, Arabic characters Queen Anne Farthing, 1711 George II, Two Penny Piece, 1797 - George I, Woods Halfpenny, 1723
“ III, Halfpenny, 1787 William IV, Farthing, 1837 George IV, Pattern for Half Crown, 1817 William IV, Penny, 1831 William III, Halfpenny - James II, Halfpenny - George II, Halfpenny, 1745 - Crown Prince of Orange—Waterloo, June 18, 1815 Vincit Amer Patrke, 1811 - Head, 1820—rev., Justice Prince of Wales, Model Sovereign, 1849
“ half “ The Illustrious Wellington Halfpenny Field Marshal Wellington, Irish Ships, Colonies and Commerce Isle of Man Halfpenny, 1798 Pattern Coin of Queen Elizabeth
Penny Token, payable by Joseph Parker “ Overseers of the Poor “ Magdalen Island, 1815 “ Bristol and London, 1811 “ Trade and Navigation, 1813 “ Flint Lead Works, 1813 “ Nantrhydy vilas Air Furnace “ Pure Copper—One Stiver, 1838 “ Cornish Penny “ 1812—G. M. Fellows “ Magdalen Island, 1815 “ Luke, xx. chap., xxv. ver.
Louis Phillippe I., 5 cent 1 Kreuzer, 1851 Napoleon l., Bonaparte - English Token ... Nicolaus of Russia—gettan Small German Coins George lb, Farthing, 1760
“ “ 1750 “ lib, “ 1799 “ “ 1807
William IV. “ George IV. “ Victoria “ George IV. “ Victoria te Hanover,
1822 1846 1827 1852
Irish
V. F.
poor
10 J<> *****- *
15 u
1 omL 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1
1 1 1 1
Gold Coins.
California Gold J Dollar do do | do¬ do do do
Jerusalem do Coin, Heart Shape - do do Baptismal
• 1 - 1 7^t»
V. R. 1 6,v V. R, 1
American Coins.—(Continued.)
1795, Dollar. Flowing Hair 1795, do Knot Die 1796, do 1798, do - 1799, do 1800, do -
- 1 Z'&CAA.sZt**
V. F. 1 V. F 1 * V. F. \/h<r^ V. F. 1 h Q^n^oilec
16 CATALOGUE.
fr k '- ft4
• . 494 t/ ?° 495
i<~4 >,V2, Ji^k jjj-500
" ///‘SOI a ^>502 7^503 /* 504
'kzpjz
/ jy 509 J2 f $ aC 510 Jv)
frUtUy yj 512
Fy-?-' */=• !?.'•; td/A^A4 514
UJaUa^I* 516 . . 517
^ r ^'518
/L^e^ //' 521 - C A/' 522
523
Jt ®~4
/* 526 4* 227
528 Vo 529
*4* *5? J- 532
Zfrt*. 533
534
du/6
IaaAAa It
b
K
('• '
1801, Dollar _
1802, do 1803, do 1841, do 1843, do 1846, do 1850, do _ _
1853, do 1836, do Flying Eagle 1795, Half Dollar 1806, do do _ „
1815, do do _
1851, do do - _
1852, do do •
1858, do do - _
1796, Quarter Dollar 1804, do do -
1815, do do 1851, do do -
1858, do do 1796, Dime -
1800, do _
1801, do - •
1803, do -
1805, do - .
1807, do _
1809, do - .
1811, do _
1814, 1822,
do - _
do _
1846, do - _
1850, do » *■
1852, do - •
1795, Half Dime 1797, do do - -
1800, do do -
1846, do do - _
1853, do do -
1851,1 2 and 3, Three Cent Pieces 1854 and 5, do do do 1856, 7, 8 and 9 do do do
V. F. and R. - V. F. and F. 1
V. F. and F. 1 V. F. 1 V. F. 1 V. F. 1
F. 1 - V. F. 'pierced 1
F. 1 V. F. 1 V. F. 1
F. and F. 1 V. F. and F. 1
- V. F. and F. 1 proof 1 - " 1
F. 1 - F. 1
F. and F. 1 proof 1
- 1 poor 1 V R 1 V R 1 V F 1
- F 1 - F and R 1
F and F I - F and R 1
F and R 1 - F and F 1
F 1 - F and F 1
F and R 1 - F and R 1
F and R 1 - F and R 1
no arrow heads 1 - 3
$ - 4
American Cents.
35
V .JL£o 537 V /5 538
539
1793, Cent, Wreath on Edge 1793, do Ameri 1793, do Link - 1793, do Cap on Pole 1794, do
- 1 1
F 1 - 1
F 1
CATALOGUE. 17
540 1795, Cent dr 541 1796, do £ 3 542 1797, do <7/5 43 1798, do
J* 544
’545 1799, 1800,
do do
//546 1801, do *547 1802, do 548 1803, do
-549 1803, do j/v 550 1804, do
Sc 551 1805, do 552 1800, do
Jc 553 1807, do iJSfr 554 1804, do
• 555 1808, do 550 1809, do
i- 557 1810, do 558 1811, do
2# 559 1812, do
(3 500 1813, do P 501 1814, do
*502 1810, do X tV 563 1817, do J tv 504 1817, do
X^565 1818, do 2. 1819, do
'507 1820, do 508 1821, do 509 1822, do 570 1823, do 571 1824, do
Jr 572 1825, do 573 1820, do
A 574 1827, do ♦T ,575 1828, do
> 570 1829, do / •577 1830, do
.J- 578 1831, do (579 1832, do
A 1580 1833, do 581 1834, do 582 1835, do 583 1830, do 584 1837, do
7 585 1837, do 580 1838, do 587 1839, do 588 1840, do 589 1841, do 590 1842, do
Half Cent _ various dates 10 1833, do do - proof 1 1834, do do - proof 1 1802, do do - - - - 1 1806, do do - uncirculated 1 1805, do do - uncirculated 1 1857, do do - uncirculated 1
Colonial and Pattern Coins.
Rosa Americana Farthing - - - 1 do half penny 1722 - - 1 do Penny 1722 - - - 1 do Crowned half penny - 1
Elephant God Preserve London - - - 1 Washington and Independence, rev. Liberty seated 1783
F proof 1 Nova E Borac 1787, N. Y. Cent - - - R 1 Virginia Half Penny, 1773 - - - -El Washington Cent, Large Eagle, 1791 - - 1 Washington and Independence, 1783, Unity etc - 1 Flying Eagle Cent, 1855 - - - F and R 1
do Nickle Cent, 1856 - - proof R 1 Pattern Cent, 1854, Plain - - - proof R 1 Flying Eagle Cent 1854. - - - proof V R 1 Mass. Cent Fine 1787 1
do 1788 - - - . .1
Mass. Half Cent, Fine, 1787 1
do 1788 - - - ‘ - 1 Half Cent worth of Pure Copper, 1837 - - .1
Columbia Farthing. Head. rev. Liberty - - R 1
do do Seated . R 1 Talbot, Allum & Lee N. Y. Cent, 1794 - . R 1
CATALOGUE. 19
3 4 cm i-X.^37
//'638 ^.039
Jx> «40 Lp <W1
/T#« 42 ^ «43 /t';44 /? 645
24</<t4G
/ 648 ^ 649
/ 4 a 6o0 'jo 651 4/' 662
W 654 Q g 655
'**t5 656 So 657
//l> 658 /cf/,659
6)60 cf'V 66 L
c/J5* (56,2 663
f 4 664 ^ 665
cl//’666
/Jv 667 >^,668 / 7A 669
/./i (57° y.^671 /J-o 672
* 673 /> 674
675 ^/P676
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li
Ships, Colonies and Commerce for America George Washington, rev. Success to the United States, V li Massachusetts Button (Indian) New Jersey Cent, E. Pluribs,
do 1787, Thick Die, do do Large do do do Head to Left,
Auctopi Connecticut Cent Various do¬
do do Franco Americana Casterland, Fine Bronze, - Franklin or Link Cent, 1787
do Silver, Danish American XII. Skill, 1767 Georgius Triumpho, or Tory Cent of Georgia, Eagle on Globe, Excelsior, Not One Cent, but just as good, 1855, Vermon Auctori, rev. Britannia, Washington Cent, Double Head, Louisiana Copper Cent, 1767, New Jersey Cent, Head to Left Vermont Auctori, 1788, - Vermontensium, Res Pnblica, 1786, - R Baby Head, Vermont, 1786, - - V11 Nova Constellatio, U. S. scrip, - - R
do U. S. Nova Constellatio, U. S., scrip, Washington and Independence, 1783, - - - Half Cent worth of Pure Copper, 1837, Liberty and Security, 1793, rev. Plain, - Somers’ Island Copper, or Hog Piece. The first Coin struck
for America, - - Chalmer’s Annapolis Shilling, - - F and V R 1858 Cent, Indian Head - R
do Laurel, and Shield, - R do Laurel - R do Large Eagle - R
1855 Cent, Flying Eagle, R 1837, Dr. Feutchwanger’s Cent, - 1781, North American Token, Washington Medal, Liberty and Security, Louisiana Copper—Colonies Francoises, 1722, V F and V R
\ P A
1 i AUd-ty
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Store Cards and Tokens.
2 677 A. B. Van Cott, Racine, Wisconsin, 678 Jackson in Safe, l take the Responsibility, 679 Head of Liberty, 1837, Millions for Defence, 680 Merchant’s Exchange, New York, do
1 1 1 1
20 CATALOGUE.
681 682
/ 1683 , ^ 084 t 685
686 687
J&CiM. 7^'688
7*690 f-691
„ Jo 692 cft.693
SLo 694
'695
698 ^ 699
. 700 > 701
/ • 702 /V 703
' 704
/? V' 705 f 706
/> . ‘707
;-W JU 710 r , 711
/F 712
/>713 ,/* /* .
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R F
Void of Pomp. A Plain System, 1834, Donkey L.L.D. Roman Firmness,
Foster and Parry, Grand Rapids, Mich.,
Phoenix, Substitute for Shinplasters, 1837, Ship, Webster Credit Current, -
Centre Market, New York, 1837, Merchant’s Exchange, do - Maj. Gen. Wm. Id. Harrison, Born Feb. 9, 1788, rev. steam¬
boat, Locofoco Line, R do rev. Log Cabin, - - brass
Browning Brothers, 33 Market street, Philadelphia, Spread Eagle, Clinton Lunch, rev. Head of Minerva, F and R T. P. D. 50, rev. Eagle and thirteen Stars, - F and R J. M. L. &l W. H, Scovill, Waterberry, Conn., - R J. C. Freemont, Born Jan. 21, 1813, rev, Eagle on Globe, Our
Country - - - - V F brass
Robert B. Ruggles, 225 Canal street, New York, New York Joint Stock Exchange Company, - A. B. Van Cott, Ra.cim, Wisconsin, - V F and V R H. Crossman, 92 1-2 Chatham street, New York, Sand ford Duncan, 474 Main street, Louisville, Wm. H. Milton & Co., Fanueil Hall, Boston, Gen. Andrew Jackson, Hero of New Orleans, Ship, 1841, rev. Millions for Defence, Franklin Cent, 1787, - Pearson & Dana, 184 Lake street, Chicago, - Kossuth, Nothing is impossible to him that wills, - Smith’s Clock Establishment, 7| Bowery, N. Y. Millard Fillmore - Stephenson’s J ewelry, 200 Main Street, Buffalo Daniel Ball & Co., Grand Rapids, Michigan Bucklin’s Interest Tables, 1835, Troy Woodworth’s Planing Machines New Jersey Cent, 1787 Albion, $20 Duke of Bedford, 1858
VR
Brass
//715 716
. 717 /718
/?a_719 ' Z*’ 720
721
722 723
{? 724 725 726
Meade & Brother, Daguerreian Gallery, Exchange, Alby, F and R
Third Avenue Railroad—rev., Harlem New Jersey Cent, 1787 S. May cock & Co., 35 City Hall Place, N. Y. H. M. & E. I. Richards, Attleboro, Mass. Maj. General Winfield Scott—rev., Chippewa, &c. - R James Buchanan—No Sectionalism Maj. General Harrison, 1840, weighed in the balance, and
found wanting - R Transfer Ticket—Tyson & Co. - - - > Brass John C. Fremont—Free Soil and Free Speech H. Crossman, 92^ Chatham Street, N. Y. - Bucklin’s Book-keeping, Troy, 1835 Robinson, Jones & Co., N. Y., 1833
Henry Anderson, Chatham Square, N. Y. Running Boar—My Third Ileat, 1834 Peck’s Patent Tin Machines, Troy, N. Y. N. Starbuck & Son, Troy Air Furnace The Baron Spolasco, M.D., &e. - Am l not a Woman and a Sister? 1838 Wm. II. Milton & Co., Boston, Mass. M. R., goblet, &c.—rev., Mitad Am de la Cuadra—rev., Una Mitad, 1855 S. C. Erwin, 149 Main Street, Cincinnati L. W. Lyons & Co., New Orleans Sam’l Hart & Co.’s Club House Cards Woodworth’s Planing Machines—rev., Plank matched by W.
P. Haskins, Troy, N. Y. Phoenix—rev., Specie Payment Suspended, May 10, 1837 Tyson &; Co., Telegraph Line - No Repeal, July 4th, 1855—Temperance W. H. Richardson, 5 South Fourth Street, Philadelphia Meade Brothers, 233 Broadway, New York Daniel Ball & Co., Grand Rapids, Michigan Mint Drop, Bentonian Currency, 1837 P. B. & S. Deveau’s, 150 Chatham Square, N. Y. California Counter—rev., Head, 1847 ... Maj. General Winfield Scott, U. S. A.—rev., Scott wounded,
Lundy's Lane—not pierced - proof and R Arm in Armor, Massachusetts for Justice—rev., Freedom of
Speech, &c. . - - Tin, F and V R S. II. Black, 13 Lispenard Street, New York, 1859
“ 4 i 0 Broadway, New York, 1859 Peck & Burnham, Hanover Street, Boston - F & R
“ Woodworth’s Patent Planing Machines Walsh’s General Store, Lansingburg, New York—rev., Gen.
Lafayette - - - - V F and R S. L. Wilkins, 22 Merrimack Street, Lowell, Mass.—reverse,
General Lafayette - - - - F Thomas Jefferson, Third President - - Tin George Washington, First President - - Tin Great Air Ship, City of New York - - Tin Iohann Christoph Friedrich von Schiller, born 1759, died
1805 - - - V F & R, Tin E. Lyon, 424 Broadway, N. Y. - - - Brass United States of America, Eagle, 82.50—rev., plain W. A. Handy, Washington Row, Providence, R. I. E. F. Sise & Co., Portsmouth, N. II. Patterson Brothers, Buffalo W. W. Wilbur, Charleston, S. C. I. A. Hopkins, 146 U. S. Block, Milwaukee Card Token, both sides the same T. Duseamen, Belleville - Auctori Connec Walsh’s General Store—rev., Speed the Plow
V F and R F
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22 CATALOGUE.
/J ff
■'772
. 773 t 774
■775
ip
huuuM .? rf ; A [777
p7«
780
781
& Jl4sU±J JV'782
785 786
789 ‘790
Uruist^'S0 791
793
/& H 94
/<? 796
w- ^797 ■ ' |798
» > !799
,, X. 800
X* 801
'803
9 804 7 805
806 807 808
809 810 811 812
fr 813 T814
816
- ! $ 818
^/v 819
Smith’s Clock Establishment, 7J Bowery, N. Y. - 1
Root & Co., 363 Broadway, N. Y. - - - - 1 W. W. Wilbur, Charleston, S. C., Going at only a Penny,
1846 - - - - ^ - - 1
Alfred Willard, 149 Washington Street, Boston - 1 12 Various Tokens - - - - - - 12 Phalon’s, No 35 Bowery,. New York 1 E. Lyon, 424 Broadway, N. Y. - - - - 1
“ “ - Large 1
Abraham Riker, 131 Division Street, N. Y. - - 1 Nathan’l March—rev., William Simes & Co., Portsmouth,
N. II..1 Jacob Seeger, 21 German Street, Baltimore - - 1 C. Leighton, 10 Park Place, N. Y. - - 1 Peck & Burnham, Hanover Street, Boston - - - 1 Ephraim A. Hathaway, Providence, R. I. - - 1 Professor Johnson, 317 Bowery, N. Y. - - - 1
“ “ - Small size 1 Henry Anderson, Chatham Square, N. Y. - - - 1 N. Starbuck & Son ----- 1 Sharpless Brothers, N. W. cor. of 8th and Chestnut, Phila. - 1 R. Flanagan’s, 112 North 6th Street, Phil. ' V. F. and R. 1 William W. Long, 376, 378 & 380 South 3d Street, Phil. - 1 W. H. Richardson, 104 Market Street, Phil. - - 1 Bailey & Co., 819 Chestnut Street, Phil. - - - 1 George A. Jarvis, 142 Grand Street, New York - 1 Loder & Co., 83 Cedar Street, New York - - 1 Dr. J. G. Hewett, 68 Prince Street, New York - 1 M. P. Morse’s, 85 Fourth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. - - 1 Sam’l Hart & Co., 1 Barclay Street, N. Y. Cop. & Tin 2 Reed Street Ferry, J. H. T., 1858, - - Copper 1
do do do do - - Brass 1 Peoples’ Line, J. Mitchell, - - G Silver 1 Foster and Parry, Grand Rapids, Mich. - - - 1 Forbes and Barlow, Water street, New Haven, - 1 Doremus & Nixon, 21 Park Place, New York, - - 1 J. K. Curtis, 83 Bleecker street, New York, - - 1 H. B. West’s Tray and Troy, Famous Trained Dogs, - 1 Gen. Franklin Pierce, rev. Eagle, Pierce and King. The
Peoples’ Choice, - - - -1 John C. Fremont, Free Soil and Free Speech, - 1 James Buchanan, No Sectionalism, - 1 Freedman, Goodkind & Co., 135 Lake street, Chicago, V R 1 R. H. Countiss, Clark street, Chicago, Ill., - V R 1 Barker & Illsley, 277 State street, Chicago, Ill., V F and R 1 Jennings, Wheeler & Co., 43 Chambers street, New York, 1 Pearson & Dana, 184 Lake street, Chicago, 111., * - 1 Daniel Ball & Co., Grand Rapids, Mich., - - 1 Dodd & Co., Hatters, Cincinnati, - V F and V R 1 Dodd, Flatter, 144 Main street, Cincinnati, - - 1 E. Jacobs, 93 Camp street, New Orleans, V F and V R 1
CATALOGUE. 23
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820 821 822 823
J* 824
,« 825 /-C 826 ^ 827 j'vy 828 ^ 820
/o
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830 831
. 832 833 834 835 836 837
838 839 840 841 842 843 844 845 846
847
//0 850 ^/'85l
4 0 / /u
852 853
Ezra B. Sweet, 200 Canal street, New York, 1837, W. A. Handy, Washington Row, Providence, It. I.,
.Benedict & Burnham, Waterbury, Conn., 1837, rev. Plain, It W. II. Haustnan, Blue Store, Savannah, Geo., Moss’ Hotel, cor. Bowery & Bayard street, New York, Clark & Anthony, 25 & 27 Cheapside, Providence, It. I., G. Stokes, 607 Chestnut street, Phila., - - It G. H. Lovett, 131 Pulton street, New York, - copper
do do do - brass Great Air Ship City of New York, - - copper Mobile Jockey Club, 1853, - - tin Edwards, 101 Clark street, Chicago, Ill., Smith, Murphy <k Co., Phila., - - V poor but It Sharpless Bros., cor. 8th <V Chestnut streets, Phila., F N. C. Folger,—Eagle with wings upraised, P and \ It Stephen Richardson, New York, - proof and It M. P. Morse, Literary Depot, Pittsburg, Pa., poor and It W. Idler, Phila., copy—Baltimore penny, German Silver,
proof and V It II. B. Stanwood & Co., Boston, - - proof and It Sweeny’s, 64 Chatham street, New York, proof and It J. D. Lovett, 1 Cortlandt street, New York, tin, V P
do do do brass, proof and R New Congress Ilall, 1860—rev. same as rev. of 840, tin, proof
do do brass, proof and It do do copper, proof and It do do silver, proof and V R
Geo. II. Lovett, New York,—rev. Cupid on a Dolphin, tin, proof and R
do do copper, pr(>of and R Henry Clay, the Ashland Farmer, 1844, V p and It “Martin Van Buren and Democracy,”—rev. “Our Princi¬
ples are Justice and Equality”—scales, tin, poor and V R
Charles Wilson Peale, 1784, V P and R Major-General Winfield Scott,—rev., Battles,
brass, V F and R Columbia College—Head of Minerva, P and R W. H. Schoonmaker, No. 181 Broadway. N. Y., Guns, Pistols,
Rifles, etc. - Brass, Milled, V. P. and ex It
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Washington Pieces.
/P 853i Washington Temp. Benev. Soc.,—rev., United we stand, etc., tin, V poor and V R
f j 854 Washington—To the Cause of Temperance, etc. brass, P gP 855 Washington by Key, “Patriae Pater,” 1732—rev. “Virtue,
Liberty, and Independence,” copper, proof and V R 856 do do ltev., Cupid on a Dolphin,
copper, proof and V R
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24 CATALOGUE.
857
/; o c/^ 859
(tfi/lAsfcy? Jo
fjc/pPy //" 861
)v 862
Washington by Key, rev., Providence left him Child¬ less, etc., - - - tin, 'proof and R
George Washington,—rev., Monument, tin, proof do do Rev., “ Pro Patna,” tin, 'proof
Washington, “Pater Patriae”—Good for Raffle, etc., copper, proof and R
General Washington—rev., City Hall, New York, brass, proof
Washington—rev., Mount Vernon, - - tin, proof
1 1 1
1
1 1
E2P Purchasers may be assured that pieces are in the condition stated.
