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Index of Coins and Artefacts.Xlsx Ickleton Society Index of Coins and Artefacts (PAS = Portable Antiquities Scheme) Our reference PAS reference Description Date Valance Farm R1 CAM-5EF307 Rose farthing, copper-alloy , Charles I 1644 R2 (too recent) Farthing, copper-alloy, William IV 1837 R3 (too recent) Probably a farthing, copper-alloy, George I 1714-27 R4 (too recent) Halfpenny, copper-alloy George IV 1825? R5 (too recent) Farthing, copper-alloy ,George IV 1825 R6 (too recent) Farthing, copper-alloy , George IV 182? R7 (too recent) Halfpenny, copper-alloy, George II 1745 R8 (too recent) Halfpenny, copper-alloy, George II 1729-39 R9 (too recent) Farthing, copper-alloy, George II 1730-39 R10 (too recent) Penny, copper-alloy, George III 1806 R11 (too recent) Halfpenny, copper-alloy, George III 1799? R12 (too recent) Halfpenny, copper-alloy, George III 1775 R13 CAM-5F9F61 Halfpenny, copper-alloy, William III 1699? R14 (too recent) Halfpenny, copper-alloy, George III 1773? R15 (too recent) Halfpenny, copper-alloy, George I 1723? R16 (too recent) Farthing, copper-alloy, George III 177? R17 (too recent) Penny, copper-alloy, Victoria 186? R18 (too recent) Farthing, copper-alloy, Victoria 1891 R19 (too recent) Sixpence, silver, Victoria 1893-1901 R20 (too recent) Sixpence, silver, Victoria 1857 R21 (too recent) Ten pence, cupro-nickel, Elizabeth II 1974 R22 (too recent) Two shillings, Elizabeth II 1962 R23 (too recent) Two pence, cupro-nickel, Elizabeth II 1971+? R24 (too recent) Sixpence, cupro-nickel, Elizabeth II 1958 R25 (too recent) Ten pence, cupro-nickel, Elizabeth II 1971+? R26 (too recent) Halfpenny, copper-alloy, George V 1918 R27 (too recent) Halfpenny, copper-alloy, George VI 194? R28 (too recent) Penny, copper-alloy, George V 1919 R29 (too recent) Farthing, copper-alloy, Edward VII 1903 R30 (too recent) Sixpence, silver, George VI 1946 R31 (too recent) Sixpence, cupro-nickel, George VI 1948 R32 CAM-3A1EB3 Coin, copper-alloy, French??, LVD XIII ? R33 CAM-D769C7 Coin (denarius), silver, Rome, Antoninus Pius 140-143 R34 CAM-D51C11 Coin, copper-alloy, Rome, Trajan 103-117 R35 CAM-D734D4 Coin, copper-alloy, Roman Roman R36 CAM-616185 Crotal bell, copper-alloy 17th-18th century R37 CAM-617902 Crotal bell, copper-alloy 17th-18th century R38 CAM-618725 Crotal bell, copper-alloy 17th-18th century R39 CAM-619CD6 3/4 crotal bell, copper-alloy 17th-18th century R40 CAM-61B233 Fragment crotal bell, copper-alloy 17th-18th century R41 CAM-61BEB7 Fragment of a pewter bell 18th century+ R42 CAM-61CDB2 Part of a copper-alloy hooked clothing tag, Anglo-Saxon 7th-9th century R43 CAM-61ECF1 Figurative, flat mount, acorn, copper-alloy 17th century R44 CAM-628044 Octofoil convex stud or tack, copper-alloy 18th century R45 CAM-628DF4 Multifoil flat fleuret mount 18th-19th century R46 CAM-629CF6 Flat fleuret or figurative mount 18th century R47 (too recent) Buckle, copper-alloy 19th century R48 (too recent) Buckle, copper-alloy 19th century R49 CAM-62B258 Buckle, copper-alloy 18th century R50 CAM-62BEF0 Fragment of buckle, copper-alloy 18th century R51 CAM-62CE11 Pimple button 16th -17th century R52 CAM-62E385 3 tombac buttons, copper-alloy 18th century R53 CAM-62F7B6 Button, copper-alloy 18th century R54 (too recent) Livery button, copper-alloy, surface tinned 1809-31 R55 (too recent) Livery button, copper-alloy, surface was gilt late 18th - early 20th century R56 (too recent) Hunting button, copper-alloy late 18th - early 20th century R57 (too recent) Button, copper-alloy mid 19th - early 20th century R58 (too recent) Royal Navy button, cooper-alloy gilt mid 19th - early 20th century R59 (too recent) Livery button, copper-alloy late 18th - early 19th century R60 (too recent) Dog tag or pierced modern coin pendant ? R61 (too recent) Hunting button, copper-alloy late 18th - early 20th century R62 (too recent) Button, copper-alloy gilt late 18th - 20th century R63 (too recent) Button, copper-alloy 19th - 20th century R64 CAM-D53D75 Sherd of Roman Samian pottery Roman R65 (too recent) 15 artefacts, including gilt copper-alloy locket 18th - 20th century R66 (too recent) 20 copper-alloy/Tombac buttons 18th - 20th century R67 CAM-D5AA94 Sherd of pottery Late Medieval or Post-Medieval R68 CAM-D61488 Lead pot mend Roman R69 CAM-D6E723 Lead weight - fishing net or line weight ? R70 CAM-D72AF4 Lead weight, possibly a coin weight Medieval, post medieval R71 CAM-D76131 Two lead musket balls ? R72 (too recent) Unidentified, probably part of a large button Post-Medieval to modern Token, single sided, copper-alloy (no, in fact this is the end of R73 (too recent) a cartridge!) 19th century + R74 (too recent) Button, copper-alloy Modern. R75 (too recent) Coin, copper-alloy, possibly George II halfpenny 1724 - 1754? R76 (too recent) Four coins, copper-alloy Post-Medieval to modern R77 CAM-D91005 Coin, silver hammered Late Medieval to Post-medieval Coin, silver hammered, possibly solid long-cross penny, R78 CAM-D92010 Medieval 1279-1489? R79 CAM-D92EB5 Coin, silver hammered Medieval to early Post-medieval R80 CAM-DCA787 Lead token Medieval R81 CAM-DC50B6 Lead token Medieval R82 CAM-DC5DB5 Lead token Medieval R83 CAM-DC3F06 Lead token Medieval R84 CAM-DC33F3 Lead token Medieval R85 CAM-DC2553 Lead token Medieval R86 CAM-DC0A40 Lead token Medieval R87 CAM-DC7054 Lead token Medieval R88 (too recent) Token, copper-alloy 19th century + 14 lead items, including modern toy soldier, two possible musket balls, possible incomplete cloth seal and possible R89 (too recent) weight ? R90 CAM-E95907 Finial for furniture, copper-alloy, iron rivet Late 18th - 19th century R91 CAM-E941A7 Key, fragment, copper-alloy, Roman Roman Rectory Farm R92 Piece of brick or tile Roman R93 Piece of brick or tile Roman R94 Piece of red pot Roman R95 Piece of red pot Roman R96 Piece of red pot Roman R97 Piece of red pot Roman R98 Red 'sandwich' pot, thin Roman R99 Red 'sandwich' pot, thin Roman R100 Grey pot Roman R101 Pot base -thickish, 'sandwich' Roman R102 Pot rim, shell tempered, soapy Roman Behind the rec/Southfield R103 Piece red pot with thin yellowish glaze on one side Roman S M (?) Field Possible 16th or 17th Century yellowish pot with brown R104 glaze and striped pattern on one side Roman Items given to Sheila Birch at College Farm, Duxford Open Day R105 Rose farthing, copper-alloy , Charles I R106 Half-penny, copper-alloy, George I R107 Half-penny, copper-alloy, George II (young head) R108 Penny, cooper-alloy, George III 1806 R109 Cartwheel penny, copper-alloy, George III 1797 R110 Thimble Late medieval, tudor R111 Clothing hook Tudor R112 Buckle 1720-90 R113 Part of buckle 1350-1450 R114 Buckle 1350-1650 R115 Buckle Tudor R116 Royal Army Service Corp button ? Items donated by the family of the late Barbara Lilley (neice of George Wisbey). R117 George Wisbey's medals for service in WW1 and WW2. 1918 & 1945 Copy of drawing of comb found in the ruins of Ickleton R118 Nunnery unknown Items donated by Jocelyn Flitton R119 WW2 Gas Mask 20th century Items donated by Ian Vincent R120 Ickleton Rifle Club Cup presented by Mrs Bowen 1931 Horse's brass terret or bell swinger with plume from Abbey R121 Farm where Thomas Wisbey worked. Victorian or early 20th century From Billy Miller Photo of William Miller Senior's medals from the City of R122a & b London Police and the British Red Cross WW1 medal 1897-1919 R123a & b Photo of William Miller Senior's Crimean War medals 1855 R124a & b Photo of William Miller Junior's WW1 medals 1919 From Samantha England R125a & b Photo of Herbert Carder's Victory Medal 1919 R126 Photo of Herbert Carder's Death Plaque 1917 R127 Photo of Herbert Carder's 1914-15 Star 1919 From Jean Rayner (nee Carder) Photo of Walter Carder's medals for 2nd Boer War - Queen's South Africa Medal plus clasps South Africa 1902, Transvaal, R128a & b Orange Free State, Cape Colony 1899-1902 R129 Photo of Walter Carder's WW1 dog tag 1914-1917 R130 Photo of Walter Carder's Memorial Plaque 1917 R131a & b Photo of Walter Carder's Victory Medal 1919 R132a & b Photo of Walter Carder's British War Medal 1919 Photo of Walter Carder's brass tobacco tin which was given R133a & b to every soldier by Princess Mary as part of a Christmas Box 1914 R134 Photo of a Suffolk Regiment cap badge from Walter Carder 1914-1917 R135 Ditto ditto R136 Ditto ditto Photo of Cambridgeshire Regiment brooch (sweetheart R137 badge) ditto Photo of brass military style button found in grounds of Norman Hall. Possibly when building used as Red Cross R201 Hospital in WW1 20th century?.
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