Annals of the coinage of Great Britain and its dependencies : from the earliest period of authentic history to the reign of Victoria (1840)
Ruding, Rogers, 1751-1820 · London J. Hearne · leaf 374
hat through the wholeof this coinage the outer tressure in the arms of Scotland is plain,not fleuiy. ^ The image of St. George armed, are the words of theproclamation; but I presume that armed, in the times contempo-raneous with the warrior saint, would have been intended to ex-press something more… … i ^ KINGS OF ENGLAND. SUPPLEMENT—PART II. PLATE XV. 403 Rev. BANK TOKEN 3 SHiLL. 1811, withiii awreath of oak leaves and acorns.9 Obv. as No. 8, but witli a much better por-trait. The neck unclothed. Rev. Legend as No. 8, with a wreath com-posed of oak and laurel. BANK OF IRELAND TOKEN. 10 Obv. as…
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