Record number Object name Brief Description How acquired Date acquired Object location Box 1893-270/7 armour Chain armour; near Chesterfield gift 11.1914 missing presumed stolen 1916-703/2 watch Watch by William Cooper, Derby; no case movement only; escapement [not recorded]; dial gift 28.10.1919 missing presumed stolen enamel white, 1.5 in; watch cock Pan face, pierced; assay office none; watch no 85; Reference Britten William Cooper 1770, Cooper and Son, Watch 1786 1916-703/6 watch Watch by James Akers, Derby; no case movement only; escapement not known; dial 1.5 in gift 28.10.1919 missing presumed stolen white enamel, Arabic numbers only; watch cock helmet; assay office none; watch no 482; Derby Borough Reference Library List watch 1802 1916-703/7 watch Watch by De Noyelle, Paris; cases silver single; escapement [not recorded]; dial white gift 28.10.1919 missing presumed stolen enamel 2 in; front wind; steel hands; assay office [not recorded]; watch no 593; date about 1799 1916-703/8 watch Watch by William Downham, London; case single, gold 'gilt' [added in longhand] marked gift 28.10.1919 missing presumed stolen W.P. inside; escapement verge; dial white enamel, gold fingers; diameter 1 5/8; assay office [not recorded]; back wind; date 18th century, 2nd half 1916-703/9 watch Watch by Issac Rogers, London, 4 White Hart Court, Gracechurch St; case plated gold inner gift 28.10.1919 missing presumed stolen case, shagreen outer case; escapement [not recorded]; dial 1.75 in enamel. steel hands, rear wind; key; admitted Clockmaker's Company 1776; Master 1824; watch papers Samuel Marsh, Ratcliffe Cross, London; watch no 6000 or 6009 1916-703/12 watch Watch by C Fly, London; case silver; escapement verge; dial 1 3/8 in enamel; ribbon type gift 28.10.1919 missing presumed stolen minute marks; assay office London ?1797; watch no 17672 1916-703/13 watch Watch by R Harrison, London; case pair, silver; escapement not known / 'verge' [added in gift 28.10.1919 missing presumed stolen longhand]; dial 1.5 in white enamelled; rear wind; watch cock Pan face; assay marks London 1747; watch no 10 1916-703/15 watch Watch by Thomas Mawkes, Derby. Silver pair cased. Escapement not known. Dial enamel gift 28.10.1919 missing presumed stolen 1 3/8 in white. Assay office both cases London 1832. Derby Borough Reference Library List watch 1794. Watch no 225. 1930-279 watch Watch made by John Whitehurst FRS whilst working in London. Movement only, no case. gift 22.9.1930 missing presumed stolen Verge escapement. No dial. 1.5 in across; watch cock interesting design. No assay office. Watch no 2303. Britten type II pillars. 1931-317 watch Old verge watch with silver case, outer case missing; dial figures = WILLIAM WALKER; gift 5.1931 missing presumed stolen made by Robert Bartcliff, Malton; Birmingham hallmark 1817 1941-922/1 medal Medallion commemorating the visit of Sultan of Turkey (Abdulaziz) to London, 1867 gift 4.3.1941 missing presumed stolen 1951-147 watch Watch movement, no case; made by H Steer, Derby, c 1820 gift 9.11.1951 missing presumed stolen 1952-159/2 watch Watch movement with case, made by John Holmes, Strand London 6174 gift 4.2.1952 missing presumed stolen 1961-484 document Watch movement, No 4624 by Joshua Addison, London, 1770; silver cases; assay marks purchase 17.3.1961 missing presumed stolen 1791-2 WR; date as assay marks; case labels R Poulton, Jewry St, Derby, Wm Edwards, Derby 1963-594/2 watch [watch made by] Lewis Ferron of London; movement only, no case; escapement verge with gift 24.5.1963 missing presumed stolen quarter chimes; date about mid 18th century; Britten, watch 1750; watch cock with Pan mask; jewelled; back wind 1979-465 medal 2 replica Victoria Crosses made by Hancock and Co London purchase 15.8.1994 missing presumed stolen

page 1 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name Brief Description How acquired Date acquired Object location Box 1982-334/91(d) watch Verge pocket watch, silver case, Josephson, London 1769, no 2222. White enamel dial, gift 4.1.1982 missing presumed stolen roman numerals for hours with minutes marked in arabic numerals around the outside. Small escutcheon on back of case which allows entry for key. 1984-21A watch Silver ladies' pocket watch; Swiss, hallmarked Berne; plain face wih Roman numerals, gift 6.3.1984 missing presumed stolen inscribed inside back 'Christchurch, Derby // to // Miss F Wilson // Jan 16th 1896' 1985-282/10.1 postcard Embroidered postcard TO MY DEAR CHILDREN. gift 3.12.1985 missing presumed stolen 1987-409 watch Watch; pocket watch; silver plate on copper, mostly worn off; single cased, top winding; gift 6.7.1987 missing presumed stolen Swiss made c 1900; marked on mechanism lid 'Cylinder 6 Steine'; inside lid 283897 [illegible] mark and crown; minute hand missing and mechanism broken 1988-62/46 cover Steel watch cover which attaches to watch by being threaded onto watch strap. gift 15.2.1988 missing presumed stolen 1990-137 watch Silver pair cased verge watch by Peter Brownsword of Derby, no 4880; case assayed purchase 21.7.1990 missing presumed stolen London 'R // W.J.'; cracked enamel dial. Pan mask on watch cock. Engraved on the back of the inner case 'JT' Watch paper in outer case reads 'J E JACKSON // WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER / 9 CARRINGTON ST. / NOTTINGHAM' 1990-161 watch movement Watch movement signed 'Edward Johnson and Son Ltd // Derby // 35 Victoria St // No. gift 20.9.1990 missing presumed stolen 271073'; c 1876 1990-173/2 watch Silver ladies' watch assayed Birmingham 1886, Swiss lever movement. White enamelled gift 30.10.1990 missing presumed stolen dial with a garland of fruit and flowers around the centre. The case is engraved on the back 1993-108 watch Pocket watch : silver case hallmarked London 1873 purchase 8.4.1993 missing presumed stolen 1993-120 watch Silver cased watch, signed Roberts, Derby, with key; case assayed London 1835, marked purchase 4.5.1993 missing presumed stolen 'Wm Roberts // Derby No 6978' 1993-163 watch Silver cased verge watch, by W Goodwin of Derby; serial no 4426; outer case assayed purchase 11.8.1993 missing presumed stolen London 1826; inner case assayed London 1825; outer case marked 'I G ' with letter punched individually; inner case marked 'J W ' with a masonic symbol 1994-17/1 watch Watch; 'The Greenwich lever, W E Watts, Derby, Swiss made'; slight damage to the face purchase 6.1.1994 missing presumed stolen near the number II; Di c 52 mm. Incomplete case, the back plate is missing. 1994-81 watch 1 watch with leather case, made by J V Woodward of Derby, hallmarked Chester 1892 no purchase 9.5.1994 missing presumed stolen 4704. White enamel dial marked below the twelve number 'PATENT SAFETY WHEEL'. Dust cap in place. Engraved on back of case with a garter. 1994-120 watch Watch by Edward Johnson and Son, Derby; silver case; hallmarked Birmingham 1892. purchase missing presumed stolen Watch number 232473. 1995-85 watch Watch; Thomas Moore, Derby; number 15427; hallmarked Chester 1891; diameter 55 mm; purchase 18.5.1995 missing presumed stolen back loose. The knop has a steel split ring through it which is not original. 1996-37/1 watch Silver open face watch retailed by W E Watts of Derby; with key, plus three other keys; Swiss gift 9.2.1996 missing presumed stolen movement, 58208; imported silver mark London/Sterling; silver curb chain 12 inches 1997-115 watch Gold gentleman's dress watch made by John Whitehurst III and signed Whitehurst / Derby; purchase 6.6.1997 missing presumed stolen watch no.19645; case assayed London 1835 and made by William Waterhouse; glass and hands replaced. Purchased with aid from the MGC/ Victoria and Albert Museum

page 2 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name Brief Description How acquired Date acquired Object location Box 1997-129 watch English lever watch, open faced silver case assayed Birmingham 1876, signed Henry Steer, purchase 15.9.1997 missing presumed stolen Derby No. 3670; cartouche on case marked crudely 'H.H.'; case marked R.B. for Robert Bragge, Rotherville Place, Heathfield Rd, Birmingham, registered 19.1.1876 and 7.6.1878 1997-180 watch Silver pair cased verge watch with intersecting hours/ seconds chapters, elaborately pierced purchase 5.1.1998 missing presumed stolen backwork with Pan mask watch cock. Signed 'J COTTERILL / WIRKSWORTH // No 1916' assayed Birmingham 1805, case-maker WH 2004-162 watch Watch movement by W. H. Peake, Heanor Road, Codnor. Number 24240. Made in his earlier found in store 8.10.2004 missing presumed stolen period to a traditional design. Gold-coloured metal with engraved leaf designs. 2006-438/1 medal Church of England Working Mens Society Medal with the legend: Laborare est orare ('to gift 23.3.2007 missing presumed stolen work is to pray') on one side (obverse) and Church of England Working Mens Society on the back (reserve). Loop intact but ribbon missing. The Church of England Working Mens Society also operated. 2006-439 coin A £5 coin dated 2000. Obverse: Elizabeth II D G REG. F D, bearing the head of the Queen. gift 26.4.2007 missing presumed stolen Reserve: Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother 1900-2000 Five Pounds, bearing the head of the Queen Mother and her signature. Commenorative Coin celebrating the 100 year Birthday of the Queen Mother. 2008-225/1.1 box Box for Bemrose ex-servicemen's Association medal for Chairman. Red rectangular hinged gift 24.7.2008 missing presumed stolen box edged in a gold coloured border with red velvet interior and gold coloured clasp. 2008-225/1.2 medal Bemrose ex-servicemen's Association medal for Chairman attached to a blue material gift 24.7.2008 missing presumed stolen ribbon. Silver shield shaped medal inscribed 'The / Bemrose / Servicemen's / Association' with the word 'CHAIRMAN' above on a blue bar. The reverse is inscribed 'PRESENTED BY / MR FRANK BURTON / MARCH 1973'. Hallmarked. 2008-225/2.1 box Box for Bemrose ex-servicemen's Association medal for President. Blue rectangular hinged gift 24.7.2008 missing presumed stolen box edged in a gold coloured border with purple velvet interior and gold coloured clasp that has broken off. 2008-225/2.2 medal Bemrose ex-servicemen's Association medal for President attached to a blue material gift 24.7.2008 missing presumed stolen ribbon. Silver circular medal inscribed 'Bemrose / Ex-Servicemen's / Association' with the word 'PRESIDENT' above on a red bar. Hallmarked on the reverse. It is not known who owned this item or who donated it to the Association. 2008-284/1 gavel Bemrose ex-servicemen's Association wooden gavel. Made and presented by T S Attley gift 22.8.2008 missing presumed stolen 18.3.1957. 2008-284/2 block Bemrose ex-servicemen's Association wooden block. Silver plaque attached impressed gift 22.8.2008 missing presumed stolen 'MADE AND PRESENTED BY/ T S ATTLEY/ 18th MARCH 1957'. Block impressed around the edge with 'THE BEMROSE EX-SERVICEMEN'S ASSOCIATION'. 2008-285 plaque Zinc plaque advertising 'CHADFIELD & SON LTD / Friar Gate, DERBY/ General Printers / gift 21.4.2008 missing presumed stolen Manufacturers / of / LITHOGRAPHED / ADVERTISING / TABLETS / ON ZINC / FOR OUTSIDE USE' 'Estimates Free on receipt of particulars of your requirements'. Cream background with lettering in red and cream. Two punched holes at the top with hanging loop attached.

page 3 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name Brief Description How acquired Date acquired Object location Box 2010-6/2.1 medal Medal. Recto 'Derby Corporation Art Gallery 1882' marked with 'VR' and shield containing purchase 19.4.2010 missing presumed stolen 'buck in the park'. Verso 'Industrail Art Prize Medal' and 'Philips fec 1883' with figure of a muse(?) surrounded by emblems of the arts and architecture . (Crystal Palace in background). Won by artist David Payne for his wooden sculpture of two fishermen (Ref DBYMU 2010-6). 2010-6/2.2 box Square leather bound box, brown with a gold line running around the edge. Hinge and clasp purchase 19.4.2010 missing presumed stolen of gold coloured metal. Interior lined with purple material (possibly silk) and purple velvet. Circular depression in the bottom of the box to exactly fit the medal and hold it securely in place when shut. T 1997-3 watch watch no 16773 untraced find Langley, Richard : 24.2.1997 missing presumed stolen T 1997-4 watch Watch No.976 by John Holliwell, c. 1800 untraced find 24.2.1997 missing presumed stolen T 1997-5 watch watch no 3057 untraced find Langley, Richard : 24.2.1997 missing presumed stolen Watch 2 watch [watch made by] Demares, ... Laon, ?France; movement only; escapement verge; dial 1.5 missing presumed stolen in white enamel; face wind; date about 1780 Watch 3 watch [watch made by] John? Butler, London; pair silver cases; verge escapement; pierced cock, missing presumed stolen upper plates pierced; assay mark London 1779; no of watch 5917; John Butler, Clockmaker's Company 1724 Watch 4 watch [watch made by] Thomas Utting, Yarmouth; movement only; verge escapement; dial 1.5 in; missing presumed stolen white enamel, watch cock Pan mask; date about 1730; watch no 1004 Watch 5 watch [watch made by] Thomas Whitehead, London ?; movement only, no case; verge; dial enamel missing presumed stolen 1 5/8 in Roman nos; dated A.D.1799; watch cock pierced helmet and arm, plain round pillars

page 4 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name Brief Description How acquired Date acquired Object location Box 1915-561 medal Derby medal; coronation of George V 1911 gift 27.2.1915 missing presumed stolen 1922-856A medal Bronze medallion, 'Coronation of George V 1911. Presented by Sir Thomas Roe, MP, Mayor of Derby' gift 1.4.1922 missing presumed stolen 1922-869 medal Silver medal; obverse WINTER'S FINE ART EXHIBITION DERBY, in centre arms of Derby; reverse purchase 16.5.1922 missing presumed stolen AWARDED MRS NEWTON CLASS VI No 686, 1888, encircled by a laurel leaf; edge GIVEN BY SIR WM VERNON HARCOURT MP 1925-979/2 medal Bronze medallion; obverse 'Sir Francis Burdett'; reverse 'The Independent Champion of British Freedom' gift 10.1925 missing presumed stolen 1926-7 medal Medallion; visit of Prince of Wales and Princess Alexandra of Denmark to Derby December 17th 1872 gift 6.1926 missing presumed stolen 1928-122 medal Medallion, Ironville and Codnor Park Church of England Schools, Reward of Merit transfer 16.5.1928 missing presumed stolen 1930-258/1 medal Medallion, S Plimsoll; obv. 'House of Commons 22.7.1875 London S Plimsoll' with portrait of Plimsoll; gift 2.6.1930 missing presumed stolen rev. 'Coffin ship a ship in distress' 1934-476 medal Medallion, Midland Institution for the Blind, Nottingham, for the Counties of Nottingham, Derby, Leics, untraced find 10.2.1934 missing presumed stolen Lincs and Rutland; foundation stone laid 10th August 1852 1934-490 medal Bronze medallion, Junction St School, Derby gift 19.4.1934 missing presumed stolen 1939-860 medal Medal; white metal; Swanwick School C of E Reward of Merit; one of nine awarded to the donor for gift 23.8.1939 missing presumed stolen regular attendance at School 1900 to 1908 1950-117/6 medal Coronation medallion 1911 gift 12.5.1950 missing presumed stolen 1956-301 medal Medallion commemorating the re-opening of St Michael's Church on 8th April 1858 gift 29.8.1956 missing presumed stolen 1963-620 medal Brass medallion commemorating the Martyrs' Chapel, Padley, N Derbyshire. The Padley Martyrs, two gift 10.12.1963 missing presumed stolen Catholic priests Nicholas Garlick and Robert Ludlam were exectured for treason on St Mary's Bridge, Derby in 1588. 1965-720/4 group record 11 bronze medallion awarded to Messrs G Summers, Derby gift 8.12.1965 see individual records 1965-720/4.1 medal Bronze medallion awarded to G Summers, Derby, Sheffield Bakers Exhibition 1925; Class 4 Awarded gift 8.12.1965 missing presumed stolen to G Summers 1965-720/4.2 medal Bronze medal awarded to G. Summers, Derby, by the Confectioners, Bakers and Allied Traders Annual gift 8.12.1965 missing presumed stolen International Exhibition, London; obverse stamped with the Goddess Ceres, the Goddess of Cereal and the reverse engraved with G. Summers, DERBY 1965-720/4.3 medal Bronze medal awarded to George Summers by the Confectioners, Bakers and Allied Traders Annual gift 8.12.1965 missing presumed stolen International Exhibition, London, diameter 48 mm, obverse stamped with the Goddess Ceres, the reverse stamped with a circle of wheatsheaves and engraved George Summers, Derby, 1912 1965-720/4.4 medal Yellow metal medallion awarded to G Summers, Tiverton and District Master Bakers Association, 25th gift 8.12.1965 missing presumed stolen and 26th February 1914; obverse with bread, cakes and wheatsheaf, reverse with seal of Tiverton; diameter 38 mm. 1965-720/4.5 medal Bronze medallion, awarded to Mr. G. Summers, Derby, June 1920, ; obverse with outer circle of blue gift 8.12.1965 missing presumed stolen enamel with gold engraving Association of Master Bakers of South Essex with the Arms of the County of Essex; reverse with a circle of wheatsheaves and engraved 3rd prize, Cottage Loaf, Mr. G. Summers, Derby, June 1920 1965-720/4.6 medal Bronze medallion awarded to Mr. G. Summers by the Association of Master Bakers of South Essex June gift 8.12.1965 missing presumed stolen 1920; obverse with outer circle of blue enamel and the Arms of South Essex, reverse with circle of wheatsheaves and engraving; diameter 45 mm.

page 1 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name Brief Description How acquired Date acquired Object location Box 1965-720/4.7 medal Yellow metal medallion awarded to G.Summers Esq., by the British Diamalt Company 1910, obverse gift 8.12.1965 missing presumed stolen with engraving in outer circle of the British Diamalt Company; reverse with a circle of wheatsheaves and Winner of Bronze Medal Class 5 South Essex Exhibition 1910 1965-720/4.8 medal Bronze medallion awarded to G. Summers by the National Association of Master Bakers and gift 8.12.1965 missing presumed stolen Confectioners of Great Britain and Ireland 1912; obverse crest representing the four nations and above inscription; reverse with circle of wheatsheaves and inscription 1965-720/4.9 medal Yellow metal medallion presented to G. Summers Esq., by the British Diamalt Company; obverse gift 8.12.1965 missing presumed stolen engraved in an outer circle The British Diamalt Company, engraved in the centre, Presented to G. Summers Esq.,; reverse engraved with a circle of wheatsheaves and Winner of Bronze Medal Class 5, Nottingham 1909 1965-720/4.10 medal Bronze medallion awarded to G. Summers by the Scottish Exhibition of Bakers & Grocers 1906; obverse gift 8.12.1965 missing presumed stolen Arms of Glasgow; reverse engraved with Class 10, Crusty Bread 3rd Prize, G. Summers 1965-720/4.11 medal Yellow metal medallion presented to G. Summers Esq., by the British Diamalt Company; obverse gift 8.12.1965 missing presumed stolen engraved in an outer circle The British Diamalt Company, engraved in the centre, Presented to G. Summers Esq., reverse engraved with a circle of wheatsheaves and Winner of Bronze Medal Class 7, South Essex Exhibition 1910 1969-52/6A medal White metal medallion to commemorate the Royal visit to Derby, by Albert Edward prince of Wales and gift 5.7.1969 missing presumed stolen princess Alexandra of Denmark, 17th Dec 1872, double portrait on one side, 'Buck in the Park' design on other; metal now rather dull 1969-52/6B medal White metal medallion to commemorate the Royal visit to Derby, by Albert Edward Prince of Wales and gift 5.7.1969 missing presumed stolen Princess Alexandra of Denmark, 17th Dec 1872, double portrait on one side, 'Buck in the Park' design on other; in good condition and is threaded remaining blue silk ribbon 1970-157/2.6 medal White metal medallion suspended from a crown-shaped pin, on one side relief bust of Queen Victoria gift 23.3.1970 missing presumed stolen and 'VICTORIA + JUBILEE', on the other side relief lettering 'VICTORIA REG ET IMP' and thistle design in the middle is lettering 'BORN 1819 CROWNED 1833 MARRIED 1840 JUBILEE 1887'; height 54mm, width 30mm 1970-157/2.7 medal White metal medallion, design of a young queen Victoria in relief, 'HER MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY gift 23.3.1970 missing presumed stolen VICTORIA', on the other side foliate design and a crown with lettering 'BORN MAY 24 1819, BRITISH THRONE JUNE 20 1837 CROWNED JUNE 28 1838'; diameter 33mm 1970-157/2.8 medal Gold coloured metal medallion, suspended from red white and blue ribbon on a pin, in relief on one side gift 23.3.1970 missing presumed stolen of the medallion is a double bust of Edward VII and queen Alexandra, with lettering 'KING EDWARD VII QUEEN ALEXANDRA CORONATION DAY 1902' the other side features the 'buck in the park' design and 'COUNTY BOROUGH OF DERBY ABRAHAM WOODIWISS MAYOR' around the edge; overall height 91mm width 31mm 1970-214 medal Medallion 2 in diameter; St Alkmund's Total Abstinence Society 1858; base metal purchase 7.7.1970 missing presumed stolen 1970-287/2 medal Medal, Order of St Thomas, Litchurch, Derby, 1883 gift 30.11.1970 missing presumed stolen 1971-348 medal Bronze centenary medallion 1870-1970 for the Church of England School, Fritchley; designed by J D gift 25.3.1971 missing presumed stolen Peck of Fritchley, County Art Advisor 1974-35/2 medal Medallion of the Royal Visit to Derby 1872 by the Prince and Princess of Wales gift 28.6.1974 missing presumed stolen 1974-973 medal Medal issued by the County Borough of Derby, Peace Celebrations 1919; enamel on silver with Buck gift 7.3.1974 missing presumed stolen in the Park; awarded to F Burton for tug of war

page 2 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name Brief Description How acquired Date acquired Object location Box 1976-405/1 medal Commemorative medallion; attendance at St Michael's Sunday School 8th April 1858 gift 15.4.1976 missing presumed stolen 1976-405/3 medal Commemorative medallion; Derby Industrial Art Prize Medal, Bronze; 1882 gift 15.4.1976 missing presumed stolen 1976-428 medal White metal medallion for Junction St Sunday School Jubilee 1905 gift 18.5.1976 missing presumed stolen 1977-620/1 medal Medallion; Laying of the Foundation of the Derbyshire Royal Infirmary by Queen Victoria 1891, A Seale gift 17.2.1977 missing presumed stolen Haslam, mayor 1978-18 medal Brass medallion commemorating the opening of Derby Free Library and Museum in 1879; obv 'Derby gift 22.5.1978 missing presumed stolen Free Libary and Museum, June 28 1879' with building depicted from Wardwick; rev 'To Commemorate the opening of the Libary and Museum. June 26th 1879. M T Bass Esq. M P the donor'; very worn condition, with hole pierced near edge; found by donor when ploughing field at Swarkestone 1978-182 medal Derby medallion issued to commemorate the Coronation of George V and Queen Mary in 1910; type gift 16.8.1978 missing presumed stolen presented to schoolchildren in Derby by Sir Thomas Roe MP, mayor of Derby in 1910; originally silver plated on copper, most of silver worn away, but donor had painted it gold; gold paint removed by F Waters, museum staff 1981-81/1 medal 1911 coronation medallion; yellow metal with suspense and ring; Di 32 mm; issued by Elect Cocoa gift 7.4.1981 missing presumed stolen 1981-81/3 medal 1911 coronation medallion; white metal, pierced, ringed and with red, white and blue riband; Di 39 mm; gift 7.4.1981 missing presumed stolen isseud by mayor Thomas Roe 1981-81/4 medal 1919 Victory medallion issued by Ald W Blews Robotham, mayor, in white metal; Foresters' badge on gift 7.4.1981 missing presumed stolen reverse; pierced, ringed and with red, white and blue riband; Di 39 mm 1982-336/1 medal Medallion, Swanwick Church of England School 1901; awarded to Alice Walvin gift 11.1.1982 missing presumed stolen 1982-336/2 medal Medallion; restoration of the tower of St Mary's, Derby and inauguration of statue 3.6.1928 gift 11.1.1982 missing presumed stolen 1982-403/1 medal Commemorative medal, circular white metal inscribed (rev) 'VISIT OF KING EDWARD VII TO ROYAL gift 9.6.1982 missing presumed stolen AGRICULTURAL SHOW, DERBY, / JUNE 28, 1906 / EDWIN T. ANN. J.P. / MAYOR' with separate rose and crown and Buck in the Park motifs, and (ob) 'EDWARD VII / KING AND EMPEROR' with portrait of King Edward VII; pierced 1982-403/2 medal Derby medallion in white metal; Mayor Robotham, 1919 Peace medallion, with tri-coloured riband; GVF gift 9.6.1982 missing presumed stolen drilled, Di 38 mm 1982-403/3 medal Two Derby medallions in white metal; Mayor Woodiwiss 1902 Coronation medallion, with riband, Di 38 gift 9.6.1982 missing presumed stolen mm; one AEF and one VF both drilled

page 3 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name Brief Description How acquired Date acquired Object location Box 1982-469 medal Bronze prize medal from the Great Exhibition of 1851, awarded to Thomas Bridgett and Company of purchase 23.8.1982 missing presumed stolen Derby, silk throwers. Large medal. The obverse has the conjoined busts of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, left, with dolphins below the busts and a trident behind Victoria's head, both to signify the naval power of the British Empire. The initial mark is a double ("tudor") rose. It reads 'VICTORIA D:G:BRITT:REG:F:D:' (translating as 'Victoria, by the grace of God, queen of Britain, defender of the faith') to the left of the initial mark and 'ALBERTUS PRINCEPS CONJUX' to the right of the initial mark. The date 'MDCCCLI' is in exergue with the engraver's name 'W.WYON R.A.' in tiny letters to its left and the striker 'ROYAL MINT' in tiny letters to its right. The reverse has Britannia seated to the left, leaning forward and crowning the kneeling figure of Industria with a wreath. Industria is being presented to Britannia by the figures of Europe, Asia, Africa and America, who stand behind (to the right of the medal). In the background are symbols of the 14 sections of the exhibition. It reads 'DISSOCIATA LOCIS CONCORDI / PACE / LIGAVIT.' (translating as 'It has bound together in peace and friendship things widely separated). The dedication is stamped around the edge of the medal. It reads 'THOMAS BRIDGETT & Co. CLASS XIII.' around the top and 'PRIZE MEDAL OF THE EXHIBITION.' around the bottom. 1982-510/7 medal Six local mdallions 1902-1911, base metal gift 12.10.1982 missing presumed stolen 1982-510/7.1 medal local medallion 1919, base metal, ribbon has three vertical stripes, one red, one white and one blue, gift 12.10.1982 missing presumed stolen there is a hole near the top of the ribbon in the white stripe, it has a pin; the medal was awarded to all of the soldiers from Derby who had fought in the Great War 1982-510/7.2 medal local medallion 1919, base metal, ribbon has three vertical stripes, one red, one white and one blue; the gift 12.10.1982 missing presumed stolen medal was awarded to all of the soldiers from Derby who had fought in the Great War 1982-510/7.3 medal local medallion 1919, base metal, no ribbon ; the medal was awarded to all of the soldiers from Derby gift 12.10.1982 missing presumed stolen who had fought in the Great War 1982-510/7.4 medal local medallion 1919, base metal, ribbon with 3 vertical stripes, one red, one white and one blue, pin is gift 12.10.1982 missing presumed stolen attached; the medal was awarded to all of the soldiers from Derby who had fought in the Great War 1982-513 medal Silver medallion, boxed, Royal Society of Arts Manufactures and Commerce, awarded to John Jones gift 25.10.1982 missing presumed stolen Esq of Derby for advanced examinations 1921, Railway Law and Practice; from estate of Mrs Hilda Jones who lived at 4 Mount Carmel St, Derby 1983-875 medal Padley Martyrs medalet struck for re-dedication of Padley Chapel, Grindleford, Derbyshire, in 1933; gift 4.10.1983 missing presumed stolen bronze with suspension , Di 26 mm EF. The Padley Matyrs, two Catholic priests Nicholas Garlick and Robert Ludlam, were executed for treason at St Mary's Bridge, Derby in 1588. 1984-13/1 medal Base metal medallion, 'Derby Church Schools Council // For regular attendance'; donor's grandfather gift 23.2.1984 missing presumed stolen lived at Nottingham Rd and attended St Pauls School 1984-13/2 medal Base metal medallion with red white and blue ribbon, George V and Queen Mary commemorative medal gift 23.2.1984 missing presumed stolen 'Crowned 1911 // Presented by Sir Thomas Roe MP, Mayor of Derby' 1984-50/7 medal Brass medallion; 'To Commemorate the opening // Derby Free Libary and Museum June 28 1879' purchase 30.3.1984 missing presumed stolen 1984-112/1 medal 1887 Golden Jubilee medallion in white metal, pierced; Borough of Derby / S Whitaker gift 30.5.1984 missing presumed stolen 1984-113 medal White metal medallion commemorating the opening of the Derby Free Library and Museum 1879; gift 4.6.1984 missing presumed stolen pierced untidily 1984-115/1 medal 'Ramathon' finishers' medal on red, white and blue riband; from race run 3.6.1984 gift 11.6.1984 missing presumed stolen 1984-974 medal White metal 'City of Derby Kenning Ramathon' medal with blue ribbon; issued 1983; Di 55 mm; presented gift 6.1.1984 missing presumed stolen to every competitor to complete the course

page 4 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name Brief Description How acquired Date acquired Object location Box 1985-93/6 medal Derby Coronation Medal; yellow metal with ribbon and clip, issued by Sir Thomas Roe, 1911 gift 8.5.1985 missing presumed stolen 1985-209/5 medal Wesley W.M. (??) medallion gift 4.9.1985 missing presumed stolen 1985-286/121 medal Medal with ribbon and suspension pin; obverse 'IN COMMEMORATION OF THE GREAT WAR 1914-18/ gift 5.12.1985 missing presumed stolen PEACE 1919'; reverse 'COUNTY BOROUGH OF DERBY / ALD W BLEWS ROBOTHAM / MAYOR 1919' surrounding badge of the Sherwood Foresters, all illustrations and lettering in relief; red, white and blue ribbon 1985-290/2 medal Silver school prize medal, assayed Birmingham 1903; inscribed 'R B Brace 1905'; obverse, enamelled purchase 9.12.1985 missing presumed stolen arms of Freshville implaing Clarke with motto 'Schola Castlefieldiensis' 1986-696/2 medal Commemorative medal issued by Abraham Woodiwiss, Mayor, County Borough of Derby, for coronation gift 19.3.1986 missing presumed stolen of King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra, 1902; circular, Di 31 mm 1986-726 medal Commemorative medal, circular white metal inscribed (rev) 'VISIT OF KING EDWARD VII TO ROYAL untraced find 21.3.1986 missing presumed stolen AGRICULTURAL SHOW, DERBY, / JUNE 28, 1906 / EDWIN T. ANN. J.P. / MAYOR' with separate rose and crown and Buck in the Park motifs, and (ob) 'EDWARD VII / KING AND EMPEROR' with portrait of King Edward VII; pierced 1986-727 medal Commemorative 'peace' medal issued by the County Borough of Derby; obv angel with battle scenes untraced find 21.3.1986 missing presumed stolen 'PEACE 1919'; 'IN COMMEMORATION OF THE GREAT WAR 1914-1918' around edge; Mayor Alderman W Blews Robottom; circular, Di 38 mm 1986-877/2 medal Medalet commemorating the opening of the Derby Free Library and Museum, 1879; Di 81 mm, pierced gift 28.5.1986 missing presumed stolen 1986-1796/3 medal Commemorative medal, Skakespeare's 300th anniversary; from estate of A E Goodey, purchased in gift 8.12.1986 missing presumed stolen 1945 by donor's father, Basil Mallender 1987-137/1 medal AE medal 45 mm, enamel on obv. Arms of Essex 'Association of Master Bakers of South Essex' reverse purchase 17.2.1987 missing presumed stolen Ears of wheat wreath, engraved legend; 'Bread Competition, Stratford, 1910, Class 7, 2nd Prize, G Summers'; lot 187 1987-137/2 medal AE medal 31 mm, obverse 'Aberdare Operative Bakers and Confectioners Exhibition 1911 / Under the purchase 17.2.1987 missing presumed stolen Auspices of the Technical Class' reverse in wreath 'G Summers / Derby' (engraved); lot 187 1987-137/3 medal AE medal 27 mm in brass mount with suspense; obverse 'Wirral and Birkenhead Agricultural Society purchase 17.2.1987 missing presumed stolen founded 1848 incorporated 1901' reverse on cartouche, engraved 'Awarded to Mr. Geo Summers for White Bread July 13th 1909'; lot 187 1987-137/4 medal AE medal 38 mm obverse Arms in wreath. 'Batley and District Agricultural Society'; reverse in wreath, purchase 17.2.1987 missing presumed stolen engraved, 'G Summers'; lot 188 1987-137/5 medal AE medal 38 mm obverse Crowded relief agricultural design, of 6 vignettes ensigned by a garb; reverse purchase 17.2.1987 missing presumed stolen engraved within wreath 'Merthyr Tydfil / Operative Bakers / Exhibition / 1911 / Won by / Mr. G Summers / Derby'; lot 188 1987-137/6 medal Brass medal 39 mm obverse 'Midland Counties / Exhibition 1911' ensigned by arms of Birmingham; purchase 17.2.1987 missing presumed stolen raised, grained, rim; reverse on cartouche within wreath 'Crusty / Bread / 3rd Prize / G Summers'; lot 188 1987-137/7 medal AE medal 45 mm obverse crowded relief agricultural design, of 6 vignettes ensigned by a garb; reverse purchase 17.2.1987 missing presumed stolen within wreath engraved 'Aylesbury / Bread Show / 1912 / Awarded to / G Summers / Derby'; lot 189 1987-137/8 medal AE medal 38 mm obverse Crowded relief agricultural design, of 6 vignettes ensigned by a garb; reverse purchase 17.2.1987 missing presumed stolen engraved within wreath - 'Merthyr Tydfil / Operative Bakers' / Exhibition / 1911 / won by / Mr. G Summers / Derby; lot 189

page 5 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name Brief Description How acquired Date acquired Object location Box 1987-137/9 medal AE medal with enamel on obverse lozenge-shaped cartouche; at top arms of Swansea in yellow enamel purchase 17.2.1987 missing presumed stolen (chipped) motto 'Fides Invicta Triumphat'; below, castle above a garb; on blue enamel motto 'Reynold's / Wheat / Meal / Bread'; reverse plain, engraved 'G Summers / Derby / 2nd in Class 17 / Swansea / 1913'; lot 189. Top suspense 1987-137/10 medal AE medal 38 mm obverse Arms in wreath. 'Batley and District Agricultural Society'; reverse engraved purchase 17.2.1987 missing presumed stolen within wreath 'G Summers'; lot 190 1987-137/11 medal AE medal 38 mm obverse Arms in wreath. 'Batley and District Agricultural Society'; reverse no wreath / purchase 17.2.1987 missing presumed stolen plain with raised rim; engraved 'Class 6 / Geo. Summers / 2nd Prize' 1987-137/12 medal Brass medal 32 mm, obverse Arms of Bristol. Legend 'Bristol Bakers and Grocers Exhibition 1914' purchase 17.2.1987 missing presumed stolen reverse (blackened) Art Nouveau figure to left, hand on altar other arm and wing above legend (engraved) 'G Summers / Cottage Bread' 1987-153/1 medal Medallion commemorating the foundation of the Derby diocese, 7.7.1927; aluminium, vesica shaped, purchase 25.2.1987 missing presumed stolen with suspension ring; obv W end of cathedral, '+ HALLOWING OF THE + DIOCESE AND CATHEDRAL +', rev Diocesan arms, '+ DIOCESE OF DERBY + FOUNDED 7TH JULY 1927 +'; uncirculated; 88 x 43.5 mm 1987-153/2 medal Medallion commemorating the foundation of the Derby diocese, 7.7.1927; bronze, vesica shaped, with purchase 25.2.1987 missing presumed stolen suspension ring; obv W end of cathedral, '+ HALLOWING OF THE + DIOCESE AND CATHEDRAL +', rev Diocesan arms, '+ DIOCESE OF DERBY + FOUNDED 7TH JULY 1927 +'; uncirculated; 88 x 43.5 mm 1987-544 medal Medallion; Alderman W B Robotham's 1919 Peace issue; white metal; pierced for suspension gift 30.11.1987 missing presumed stolen 1988-145 token Bronze token, rev 'TO COMMEMORATE THE OPENING // OF THE // LIBARARY // and MUSEUM // gift 3.8.1988 missing presumed stolen BY // M T BASS ESQ // M P // THE DONOR // JUNE 28TH 1879', obv 'DERBY FREE LIBRARY and MUSEUM // JUNE 28.1879', with depiction of the Museum and curator's house from The Wardwick 1988-330/54 medal Peace Medal 1919. Reverse has inscription County Borough of Derby and Ald. W. Blews Robotham, gift 6.12.1988 missing presumed stolen Mayor 1919. With ribbon and pin. 1988-330/55 medal Peace Medal 1919. Reverse has inscription County Borough of Derby and Ald. W. Blews Robotham, gift 6.12.1988 missing presumed stolen Mayor 1919. With ribbon, without pin. 1988-330/56 medal Medal commemorating the Opening of Derby Museum. 1879. gift 6.12.1988 missing presumed stolen 1988-330/58 medal White metal medal commemorating the Laying of the Foundation Stone of the Derbyshire Infirmary by gift 6.12.1988 missing presumed stolen Queen Victoria, 1891. Reverse has the inscription 'A. Seale Haslam, Esq. Mayor.' 1988-330/59 medal White metal medal commemorating the Laying of the Foundation Stone of the Derbyshire Infirmary by gift 6.12.1988 missing presumed stolen Queen Victoria, 1891. Reverse has the inscription 'A. Seale Haslam, Esq. Mayor.' 1988-330/60 medal White metal medal commemorating the Laying of the Foundation Stone of the Derbyshire Infirmary by gift 6.12.1988 missing presumed stolen Queen Victoria, 1891. Reverse has the inscription 'A. Seale Haslam, Esq. Mayor.' 1989-213/1 medal White metal medallion hanging from a suspender with a purple and white banded ribbon, medallion has bequest 18.8.1989 missing presumed stolen an image of the Bourne Pottery '1809 -1909 DENBY POTTERY CENTENARY JOSEPH BOURNE AND SON' on other side is a portrait of a man and woman with his initials JBW and her initials FBW, with date 7.8.1909 1989-530/2 medal White metal/gilt medallion, Derby 1902, commemorative of coronation of Edward VII and Queen gift 10.1989 missing presumed stolen Alexandra, featuring double portrait on one side and 'Buck in the Park' design on other 1990-109/2 medal Medal; Central Church Choir, inscribed 'D.P.M.C.M.F 1926 1st Prize' purchase 10.5.1990 missing presumed stolen

page 6 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name Brief Description How acquired Date acquired Object location Box 1990-168/1 medal Silver plated medal, Higher Grade Wesleyan School, Canal St, Derby; awarded 1.1894 to A Bond for purchase 4.10.1990 missing presumed stolen 'excellence in drawing', in bay leaf cast mount, 38 mm 1990-168/2 medal White metal medal, Derby Church Schools Annual Attendance Medal, c 1890s EF purchase 4.10.1990 missing presumed stolen 1990-179 medal Commemorative medal, circular gilded metal inscribed (rev) 'VISIT OF KING EDWARD VII TO ROYAL gift 27.11.1990 missing presumed stolen AGRICULTURAL SHOW, DERBY, / JUNE 28, 1906 / EDWIN T. ANN. J.P. / MAYOR' with separate rose and crown and Buck in the Park motifs, and (ob) 'EDWARD VII / KING AND EMPEROR' with portrait of King Edward VII; pierced 1991-119 medal Medallion; silver, Derby, 1902, Sir A Woodiwiss's Coronation issue purchase 21.5.1991 missing presumed stolen 1992-109 medal Commemorative medal, opening of the Derby Free Library and Museum, June 28th 1879, by M T Bass, gift 10.9.1992 missing presumed stolen M P 1992-110 medal Long service medal, Trent Motor Traction Co. Ltd, awarded to G F Horsley for his service 1928-1958; purchase 11.9.1992 missing presumed stolen silver, assayed Birmingham 1953; additional bar for 35 years service 1994-95/1 medal 1 medallion given to Arnold Alcock of Derby, (circular, diameter 39 mm) Litchurch Lane First Aid Corps purchase 28.7.1994 missing presumed stolen 1886-1986. Railway carriage represented on one side. Only 100 of the commemoratives were issued 1994-130/2 medal White metal medallion commemorating laying of foundation stone of Derbyshire General Infirmary by gift 17.11.1994 missing presumed stolen Queen Victoria, 21 May 1891 1994-130/3 medal Commemorative medal; Borough of Derby, S.Whittaker Esq; Jubilee 1887; 38 mm gift 17.11.1994 missing presumed stolen 1995-105/3 medal White metal 1872 Royal visit medal, Derby, 38mm diameter, pierced gift 30.6.1995 missing presumed stolen 1997-11/2 badge Enamel badge 'Babington' with Buck in the Park purchase 27.2.1997 missing presumed stolen 1997-170 medal Copper medallion 1846, commemorating the death of Sir Francis Chantrey; obverse bust of Chantrey; purchase 5.1.1998 missing presumed stolen reverse seated monument to James Watt FRS by Chantrey; signed by William Wyon; diameter 55 mm 1998-83 medal Bronze medallion in lined brown presentation case; obverse portrait of Herbert Jackson engraved with untraced find 28.5.1998 missing presumed stolen artist's initials 'LPE'; reverse 'LONDON MIDLAND and SCOTTISH RAILWAY COMPANY', rose and thistle either side of a cross with a wing behind it; medallion 50 mm diameter and 45 mm deep; case measures 83 mm square, 20 mm deep 1998-123/1 token Lead numismatic token found at Kirk Langley, SK 290 388 gift 10.8.1998 missing presumed stolen 1998-123/2 token Lead numismatic token found at Kirk Langley, SK 290 388 gift 10.8.1998 missing presumed stolen 1998-123/3 token Lead numismatic token found at Kirk Langley, SK 290 388 gift 10.8.1998 missing presumed stolen 1998-123/4 token Lead numismatic token found at Kirk Langley, SK 290 388 gift 10.8.1998 missing presumed stolen 1998-123/5 token Lead numismatic token found at Kirk Langley, SK 290 388 gift 10.8.1998 missing presumed stolen 1998-123/6 token Lead numismatic token found at Kirk Langley, SK 290 388 gift 10.8.1998 missing presumed stolen 1998-123/7 token Lead numismatic token found at Kirk Langley, SK 290 388 gift 10.8.1998 missing presumed stolen 1998-123/8 token Lead numismatic token found at Kirk Langley, SK 290 388 gift 10.8.1998 missing presumed stolen 1998-123/9 token Lead numismatic token found at Kirk Langley, SK 290 388 gift 10.8.1998 missing presumed stolen 1998-123/10 token Lead numismatic token found at Kirk Langley, SK 290 388 gift 10.8.1998 missing presumed stolen 1998-123/11 token Lead numismatic token found at Kirk Langley, SK 290 388 gift 10.8.1998 missing presumed stolen

page 7 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name Brief Description How acquired Date acquired Object location Box 1998-123/12 token Lead numismatic token found at Kirk Langley, SK 290 388 gift 10.8.1998 missing presumed stolen 1998-123/13 token Lead numismatic token found at Kirk Langley, SK 290 388 gift 10.8.1998 missing presumed stolen 1998-123/14 token Lead numismatic token found at Kirk Langley, SK 290 388 gift 10.8.1998 missing presumed stolen 1998-123/15 token Lead numismatic token found at Kirk Langley, SK 290 388 gift 10.8.1998 missing presumed stolen 1998-123/16 token Lead numismatic token found at Kirk Langley, SK 290 388 gift 10.8.1998 missing presumed stolen 1998-123/17 token Lead numismatic token found at Kirk Langley, SK 290 388 gift 10.8.1998 missing presumed stolen 1998-123/18 token Lead numismatic token found at Kirk Langley, SK 290 388 gift 10.8.1998 missing presumed stolen 1998-123/19 token Lead numismatic token found at Kirk Langley, SK 290 388 gift 10.8.1998 missing presumed stolen 1998-123/20 token Fragment of bronze numismatic token found in Markeaton opposite the Crematorium, SK 324 374 gift 10.8.1998 missing presumed stolen 1999-216 medal Medallion, 'To Commemorate The Opening / Of The / Library / & Museum / By / M.T.Bass Esq. / M.P. / purchase missing presumed stolen The Donor / June 28th 1879'; with view of the building from Wardwick and 'Derby Free Library & Museum June 28 1879' on obverse; bronze, diameter 32 mm, perforated near top edge, worn condition; found on the foreshore of the Kilifi Creek, Kenya, 1999 1999-226/1 medal Commemorative medal, circular white metal inscribed (rev) 'VISIT OF KING EDWARD VII TO ROYAL untraced find 4.2.2000 missing presumed stolen AGRICULTURAL SHOW, DERBY, / JUNE 28, 1906 / EDWIN T. ANN. J.P. / MAYOR' with separate rose and crown and Buck in the Park motifs, and (ob) 'EDWARD VII / KING AND EMPEROR' with portrait of King Edward VII; unpierced 1999-226/2 medal Commemorative medal, circular white metal inscribed (rev) 'VISIT OF KING EDWARD VII TO ROYAL untraced find 4.2.2000 missing presumed stolen AGRICULTURAL SHOW, DERBY, / JUNE 28, 1906 / EDWIN T. ANN. J.P. / MAYOR' with separate rose and crown and Buck in the Park motifs, and (ob) 'EDWARD VII / KING AND EMPEROR' with portrait of King Edward VII; pierced 1999-226/3 medal Commemorative medal, circular white metal inscribed (rev) 'VISIT OF KING EDWARD VII TO ROYAL untraced find 4.2.2000 missing presumed stolen AGRICULTURAL SHOW, DERBY, / JUNE 28, 1906 / EDWIN T. ANN. J.P. / MAYOR' with separate rose and crown and Buck in the Park motifs, and (ob) 'EDWARD VII / KING AND EMPEROR' with portrait of King Edward VII; pierced 1999-226/4 medal Commemorative medal, circular white metal inscribed (rev) 'VISIT OF KING EDWARD VII TO ROYAL untraced find 4.2.2000 missing presumed stolen AGRICULTURAL SHOW, DERBY, / JUNE 28, 1906 / EDWIN T. ANN. J.P. / MAYOR' with separate rose and crown and Buck in the Park motifs, and (ob) 'EDWARD VII / KING AND EMPEROR' with portrait of King Edward VII; pierced 1999-226/5 medal Commemorative medal, circular white metal inscribed (rev) 'VISIT OF KING EDWARD VII TO ROYAL untraced find 4.2.2000 missing presumed stolen AGRICULTURAL SHOW, DERBY, / JUNE 28, 1906 / EDWIN T. ANN. J.P. / MAYOR' with separate rose and crown and Buck in the Park motifs, and (ob) 'EDWARD VII / KING AND EMPEROR' with portrait of King Edward VII; pierced 1999-226/6 medal Commemorative medal, circular white metal inscribed (rev) 'VISIT OF KING EDWARD VII TO ROYAL untraced find 4.2.2000 missing presumed stolen AGRICULTURAL SHOW, DERBY, / JUNE 28, 1906 / EDWIN T. ANN. J.P. / MAYOR' with separate rose and crown and Buck in the Park motifs, and (ob) 'EDWARD VII / KING AND EMPEROR' with portrait of King Edward VII; pierced 1999-227 medal Commemorative medal, circular white metal inscribed (rev) 'VISIT OF KING EDWARD VII TO ROYAL untraced find 4.2.2000 missing presumed stolen AGRICULTURAL SHOW, DERBY, / JUNE 28, 1906 / EDWIN T. ANN. J.P. / MAYOR' with separate rose and crown and Buck in the Park motifs, and (ob) 'EDWARD VII / KING AND EMPEROR' with portrait of King Edward VII; pierced

page 8 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name Brief Description How acquired Date acquired Object location Box 2000-95 coin coin/token; 'Derby Cooperative Provident Society Half Sovereign' with makers mark 'H S BIRM.'; brass; purchase 27.9.2000 missing presumed stolen diameter 20 mm 2000-104/1 coin 10 centimes; Belgium, minted 1894, copper nickel unclaimed item 10.2000 missing presumed stolen 2000-104/2 coin 1911 commemorative coin of the coronation of George V and Queen Mary unclaimed item 10.2000 missing presumed stolen 2000-104/3 token gambling token; brass; made in Birmingham in the nineteenth century, part of garbled legend says unclaimed item 10.2000 missing presumed stolen 'BIRM'; imitation of the gold 'spade' guineas of George III 2000-104/4 coin 1960 halfpenny, bronze, mintage 41340000, Elizabeth II 1952; one face has been cut off, the coin is unclaimed item 10.2000 missing presumed stolen thinner and lighter, rumour has it that they are the result of 'games' being played in the foundry workshops, as a result quite a few examples like this turn up in the area 2000-104/5 coin 1977 twnety five pence, cupro nickel, Silver Jubilee Commemorative in Midland Bank plastic folder, unclaimed item 10.2000 missing presumed stolen Elizabeth II 1952- 2000-104/6 coin 1924 halfcrown, silver, 500, second coinage, George V 1910-1936 unclaimed item 10.2000 missing presumed stolen 2000-104/7 coin 1954 halfcrown, cupro nickel, second issue coinage, Elizabeth II, 1952 unclaimed item 10.2000 missing presumed stolen 2000-104/8 coin 1799 half penny, copper, third issue coinage, George III 1760-1820 unclaimed item 10.2000 missing presumed stolen 2000-104/9 coin 1895 penny, bronze, 5395830 minted, Victoria 1837-1901 unclaimed item 10.2000 missing presumed stolen 2000-104/10 coin 1953 crown, cupro nickel, 5962621 minted, Elizabeth II 1952-; in a clear plastic box unclaimed item 10.2000 missing presumed stolen 2000-104/11 coin 1950 penny, bronze, second issue without IND IMP, George VI 1936-1952, 240000 mintage (low unclaimed item 10.2000 missing presumed stolen mintage) 2000-104/12 coin 1799 farthing, copper, third issue Soho Mint, George III 1760-1820 unclaimed item 10.2000 missing presumed stolen 2000-104/13 coin 1945 penny, bronze, first issue with IND IMP, George VI 1936-1952 unclaimed item 10.2000 missing presumed stolen 2000-104/14 coin 1945 penny, bronze, first issue with IND IMP, George VI 1936-1952 unclaimed item 10.2000 missing presumed stolen 2000-104/15 coin 1945 penny, bronze, first issue with IND IMP, George VI 1936-1952 unclaimed item 10.2000 missing presumed stolen 2000-104/16 coin 1945 penny, bronze, first issue with IND IMP, George VI 1936-1952 unclaimed item 10.2000 missing presumed stolen 2000-104/17 coin 1945 penny, bronze, first issue with IND IMP, George VI 1936-1952 unclaimed item 10.2000 missing presumed stolen 2000-104/18 coin 1945 penny, bronze, first issue with IND IMP, George VI 1936-1952 unclaimed item 10.2000 missing presumed stolen 2000-104/19 coin twenty five pence piece, cupro-nickel, 9477513 minted, Elizabeth II 1952-; this is a commemoratice coin unclaimed item 10.2000 missing presumed stolen celebrating the Queen Mother's 80th birthday 2000-104/20 coin 1818 half crown, silver, 'small head', George III 1760=1820 unclaimed item 10.2000 missing presumed stolen 2000-104/21 coin 1887 double florin (4 shillings), silver, Roman I in I887, Queen Victoria 1837-1901 unclaimed item 10.2000 missing presumed stolen 2000-104/22 coin 1981 twenty five pence piece, Royal Wedding Commemorative, in Midland Bank plastic wallet, Elizabeth unclaimed item 10.2000 missing presumed stolen II 1952- 2000-121 seal brass packing seal from cotton bail, mill, Darley Abbey; 25 mm diameter; showing a shield with a boars untraced find 23.11.2000 missing presumed stolen head above and the words W EVANS & Co DERBY 2000-155 coin coin, French silver 12 Sols piece, from the reign of Louis XVth, dated 1744 but due to the heron under gift 1.2.2001 missing presumed stolen the bust of the king, the indication is that it was minted in Paris between 1768-1791

page 9 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name Brief Description How acquired Date acquired Object location Box 2001-42/1 token Ten brass 'one pound' tokens, 22 mm diameter, embossed on one side 'RIPLEY COOPERATIVE gift 10.8.2001 missing presumed stolen SOCIETY LIMITED/ ONE POUND' and plain on the except for raised design near to edge, the edge of the coin is ridged. 2001-42/2 token Twenty brass 10 shilling tokens, 20 mm in diameter, embossed on one side with 'RIPLEY gift 10.8.2001 missing presumed stolen COOPERATIVE SOCIETY LIMITED/ 10 S/-' and plain on the except for raised design near to edge, the edge of the coin is ridged. 2001-55 medal 1810 silver medallion of Sir Francis Burdett. Marked on reverse with 'THE INTREPID CHAMPION OF found in store 24.9.2001 missing presumed stolen FREEDOM. THE ENLIGHTENED ADVOCATE OF THE RIGHTS & LIBERTIES OF THE PEOPLE.' The front has a raised image of Burdett surrounded by the words 'SIR FRANCIS BURDETT BART M P FOR WESTMINSTER MDCCCX'. 2003-8 token Derbyshire Miners Association token, lot 21 Derbyshire Numismatic Society Auction, February 2003. purchase 15.4.2003 missing presumed stolen 2003-168/1 badge Badge of gold coloured metal, embossed 'THE ST. JOHN AMBULANCE ASSOCIATION.' Raised gift 8.1.2004 Bold Lane room 20 circular middle with a four pronged pointed star in the centre. Reverse impressed 'A81492/ RICHARD cabinet 3 drawer 14 SMITH/ REGISTERED AT ST. JOHN'S GATE/ LONDON.' 2004-2 medal Commemorative Medal for the opening of Derby Museum and Library, June 28, 1879. Catton Hall, Staffs. gift 13.4.2004 missing presumed stolen Embossed with an image of the Museum and Library building on one side with the date. The reverse is embossed 'To Commemorate The Openeing/ Of The/ Library/ and Museum.' 2004-93/2 token Derby Borough Police Token. purchase 11.11.2004 missing presumed stolen 2004-93/3 token Derby Public Library Token.With number 240 on face Diameter=26mm purchase 11.11.2004 missing presumed stolen 2004-512 medal Bronze medallion commemorating the 50 year jubilee of the Junction Street Sunday School. Obverse, gift 24.11.2004 missing presumed stolen 'Junction Street Sunday School, Jubilee 1905,' reverse embossed bust of 'R. Hilliard, J.P. Founder 1855.' Medal found under the floorboards of a resteraunt in Derby. 2004-513/4 coin Bronze unofficial farthing, S. Bennett, Tea Dealer, Derby. Obverse , Queen Victoria young head purchase 24.11.2004 missing presumed stolen 'VICTORIA QUEEN OF GREAT BRITAIN.' Reverse, 'S. BENNETT WHOLESALE/ TEA DEALER/ 42 and 43 ST. PETER'S STREET/ DERBY.' 2005-533 medal Large commemorative medallion issued by Rolls Royce on the occasion of the coronation of Queen purchase 12.1.1997 missing presumed stolen Elizabeth II. Gold-coloured metal. Obverse has a crowned portrait of the queen and the inscription 'ELIZABETH:II:DG BRIT:OMN:REG:FID:DEF'. Reverse has the Rolls Royce double R logo on a banner surmounted by a heraldic lion and with a laurel sprig border from the base of the banner. The inscription, marked above the design, reads '1953 // COMMEMORATING // THE CORONATION OF // H.M. QUEEN ELIZABETH II'. 2006-175 medal Medallion struck to commemorate the opening of Derby Free Library and Museum in 1879. One side found in store 4.10.2006 missing presumed stolen has a relief showing the museum and library from the Wardwick with 'Derby Free Library and Museum // June 28 1879' around the edge. The reverse has 'To Commemorate the Opening // of the Library and Museum by M.T. Bass Esq. M.P. The Donor // June 28th 1879'. 2006-209 token Token stamped on one side 'Derby Co-operative Provident Socy // 6 Pence.' purchase 28.6.1993 missing presumed stolen L1930-63 medal Circular silver medal given for archery inscribed (rev) 'B. WYON DEL & SC. 1923' and Greek lettering missing presumed stolen below and a design of three Greek figures, and (ob) 'DERBYSHIRE' with a stags head, bow and arrows; the medal has a ring for a ribbon NAS 182 token AE token/medallion, Derby 1979 commemorating opening of Museum and Library; pierced at 12 o'clock missing presumed stolen as usual

page 10 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name Brief Description How acquired Date acquired Object location Box 1916-703/3 watch Watch by Thomas Mullenex, Derby; no case movement only; escapement verge; dial white gift 28.10.1919 missing presumed stolen enamel; solid hands, gold; assay office none; watch no 480; Derby Borough Reference Library 1763-1786; Derby Mercury 1778, 26th June - 3rd July, p 4 col 1 1931-296 watch Verge watch movememt made by W Edwards, Rotten Row, Derby, c 1843 gift 6.1.1931 missing presumed stolen 1940-913 watch Patent crank roller watch movement made by John Herrie 1821 7.11.1940 missing presumed stolen 1952-159/1 watch [watch made by] John Wilson, Peterborough; case brass gilt; inside case J K ; escapement not gift 4.2.1952 missing presumed stolen known, 'verge' [added in longhand]; dial white enamel; watch cock pierced Pan mask; face wind; assay office, none; watch no 6911; most probably a London made watch; in 1835 put a new escapement in the Munster clock 1965-679 watch Watch movement by Thomas Johnson, Derby, 1818-1864; London assay mark 1876-1877 gift 24.3.1965 missing presumed stolen 1977-630 watch Two-cased pocket watch by James Hood of London 1788-1805; assay mark on inner case gift 7.3.1977 missing presumed stolen MISC box 18 London 1791; outer case silvered only; watch papers by Keates of Belper 1850s 1980-766 watch Small ladies Swiss watch in silver, back engraved and inscribed MAPP; decorated face; date gift 13.6.1980 missing presumed stolen late 19th century 1982-589/5 watch Lady's watch and chain, 1908 gift missing presumed stolen 1983-829 watch Silver pocket verge watch with pierced table and engraved foot, tuned pillars, later enamelled purchase 17.8.1983 missing presumed stolen dial with beetle-and-poker hands with Regency (?) gilt metal shagreen covered outer case; by Thomas Mulleneux, Derby; Di 46 mm 1985-65 watch 'Saxon' digital watch; given free with 10 gallons of petrol in Derby, 1984; plastic strap gift 8.3.1985 missing presumed stolen 1990-136 watch Steel Swiss-made lever watch no 2821550 'Limit No 2', dial signed 'J.Moore // Derby' c. purchase 21.7.1990 missing presumed stolen 1920s-1930s; plain enamel dial, blued hands, screw back 1997-55 coin Coin; cast copy of one pound coin, diameter 22 mm, thickness 3 mm; found in Museum donations untraced find 3.6.1997 missing presumed stolen box May 1997

page 1 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name BriefDescription Location Box 1880-81 coin Eight silver coins of Charles II and Elizabeth missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1888-206 token Tokens and medals missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1897-306D coin Ten coins of Henry III missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1897-306F coin Parcel of coins missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1898-307 token Ashbourne token missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1898-308 coin Coins missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1899-322 coin 5 franc piece of Napoleon I missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1902-343/2 medal Medal issued in 1863 to commemorate the marriage of the Prince of Wales, later king Edward VII, to Alexandra of Denmark. Small, missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 struck, silver medal with a rolled edge. The obverse has the conjoined, bareheaded busts of the couple facing right. It reads 'H.R.H. THE PRINCE OF WALES & H.R.H. THE PRINCESS ALEXANDRA' around the edge. The reverse has the triple feathers of the Prince of Wales above 'MARRIED / MARCH 10TH / 1863', all within a wreath of two crossed laurel branches. Very worn. The medal is pierced with a small, circular hole at the top, suggesting that it was worn as jewellery. 1903-353 coin Collection of coins missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1904-371 coin Collection of coins missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1914-539/1 token Token; Derby, Leicester, Northampton and Rutland licenced shilling, silver token, no date missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1914-539/2 token Token; Derby, Leicester and Rutland sixpenny token 1811 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1914-539/3 token Token; Derby, Leicester and Rutland sixpenny token 1811 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1914-541 coin Five pound piece, Victoria 1887 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1914-543/2 coin Halfpenny, James II, 1689, Irish missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1914-543/3 coin Roman coin, Licinius missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1914-543/4 coin North Wales halfpenny 1793 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1915-544/1 token 18th century token; obverse, Arms, supporters, crest etc of the Duke of Devonshire; reverse a semi-circular building, 1796; edge missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 reading 'Buxton token' 1915-544/2 token 18th century token; obverse, Arms, supporters, crest etc of the Duke of Devonshire, but without helmet; reverse a semi-circular missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 building, 1796; edge reading 'Buxton token' 1915-554 coin Coin, George III half crown 1828 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1915-558 coin Milled silver sixpence (6d) of Anne, dated 1707. Obverse has a draped and coiffured bust of the queen facing left. The inscription missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 starts at the bottom left and reads 'ANNA.DEI./GRATIA.'. The reverse has a central radiate garter star surrounded by a cross of four crowned shields, which divide the legend. It reads '17/07.MAG/BR.FRA./ET.HIB./REG.' Bent and quite worn. Found in Strutt's Park. 1915-562 coin Milled silver halfcrown (2/6) of George III, last (or new) coinage, bull head issue. Dated 1817. Obverse has a laureate bust of the missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 king facing away three quarters right. It reads 'GEORGIUS.III./DEI.GRATIA/1817'. Reverse has a large crowned shield within a garter and an elaborate border. There is a small dragon beneath the shield. The inscription is around the edge, outside all the borders. It reads 'BRITANNIARUM / REX FID: DEF:'. Hardly worn.

page 1 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name BriefDescription Location Box 1916-698 medal Medal issued in 1831 to commemorate the coronation of King William IV. Small, struck, copper alloy medal. The obverse has the missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 bare head of the king facing right. It reads 'WILLIAM IV KING OF GREAT BRITAIN' around the edge and 'CROWNED SEP. 8 1831' in a banner beneath the bust. The reverse has the bareheaded bust of the queen facing right. It reads 'HER MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY QUEEN ADELAIDE'. Somewhat worn. The medal is pierced with a small, circular hole at the top, suggesting that it was worn as jewellery. 1919-746 coin Six old coins missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1922-863 coin Coins, miscelleneous missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1922-864 coin Coins, miscelleneous missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1926-989/1 coin Spanish dollar Charles IIII 1806 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1926-989/2 coin Two Russian coins of no value missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1926-1000 token Silver token, obverse 'Payable by Peels Harding and Co. Fazeley Silver Token 1811', a shield; reverse 'One Shilling'; Fazeley near missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 Tamworth 1928-99/45.1 coin Struck silver penny of Alexander III of Scotland, second coinage dated c.1280-1286. The obverse has a crowned profile portrait of missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 the king facing left with a long cross before his face. It reads 'ALEXANDER DEI GRA'. The reverse has a long cross pattee which divides the legend. There is a six-pointed mullet in each quadrant. It reads 'REX/SCO/TOR/VM'. Somewhat worn. Also tarnished with a rainbow-effect, irridescent patina, as if it has been heated. 1928-114 token Derby 17th century tradesman's token; William Newcome; reverse 'W N DARBY DOE MY PROPHETS NOE HARME'; obverse missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 'WILLIAM NEWCOME TOUCH NOT MY ANOINTED' 1928-115 token Derby 17th century tradesman's token; obverse 'ROBERT LICHFORD' sadlers' arms; reverse 'IN DARBY 1669 HIS HALFE PENNY' missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1928-116 bank note Derby and Derbyshire Bank notes, 19th century missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1928-119 token 17th century token; 'Richard Cordin Derby 1667' missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1928-120 coin Greek coin missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1928-135X token Token; Robert Bagshaw, Tideswell; obverse 'ROBERT BAGSHAW - HIS HALF PENY'; reverse 'IN TIDSWELL. 1667 - R.S.B.'; said missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 to be a forgery 1928-136 token 17th century tradesman's token, Bakewell; obverse 'JOHN DICKENS OF', an arm holding a covered cup or purse; reverse missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 'BACKWELL 1669 HIS HALFE PENNY' 1928-138 token Spurious 17th century tradesmans token of Derbyshire missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1928-139 token Spurious 17th century tradesmans token of Derbyshire missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1928-140 token Spurious 17th century tradesmans token of Derbyshire missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1928-141 token Spurious 17th century tradesmans token of Derbyshire missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1928-142 token Spurious 17th century tradesmans token of Derbyshire missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1928-143 token Spurious 17th century tradesmans token of Derbyshire missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1928-144 token Spurious 17th century tradesmans token of Derbyshire. Henry More. missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1928-159/(1) token Token; William Newcome, Derby; obverse 'TOVCH NOT MINE ANOINTED WILLIAM NEWCOME '; reverse 'DOE MY PROPHETS missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 NOE HARME - DARBY W N '; W 84+ 1928-159/(2) token Token; Henry More, Derby; obverse 'HENRY MORE - HIS HALF PENY '; reverse 'IN DERBY 1668. H M E '; W 82 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012

page 2 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name BriefDescription Location Box 1928-159/(3) token Token; John Dickens, Bakewell; obverse 'IOHN DICKENS OF' an arm holding a salt sprinkler, crest of Salters' Company; reverse missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 'BACKWELL 1669 HIS HALFE PENNY '; W 18. Identical to 1928-136 and 1936-601/W18 1928-159/(4) token Token; Edward Ashe, Tideswell; obverse 'EDWARD ASHE', the Grocers' arms; reverse 'IN TIDSWALL 1667 - HIS HALF PENY '; missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 W 110: Identical to 1936-601/W110 1928-159/(5) token Token; Edward Wood, Chesterfield; obverse 'EDWARD WOOD APOTECARY', Apothecaries' arms; reverse 'IN CHESTERFIELD missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 HIS HALFE PENNY ' Identical to 1936-601/W47 1928-159/(6) token Token; Thomas Bott, Derby; obverse 'THOMAS BOTT IN', Mercers' arms (not in Boyne); reverse 'DARBY MERCER - HIS HALF missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 PENY '; W 55A 1928-159/(7) token Token; John Marrat, Ashbourne; obverse 'IOHN MARRAT - HIS HALF PENY'; reverse 'IN ASHBVRNE 1671 I M '; W 10 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1928-159/(8) token Token; Thomas Wigley, Wirksworth; obverse 'THOMAS WIGLEY - T W '; reverse 'IN WIRKESWORTH', Grocers' arms; farthing missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 token; W 123 variant 1928-159/(9) token Token; Richard Heape, Wirksworth; obverse 'RICHARD HEAPE', Mercers' arms; reverse 'IN WIRKSWORTH - R H '; W 120 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1928-159/(10) token Token; John Hodgkinson, Derby; obverse 'IOHN HODGKINSON APOTHEC ', Apothecaries' arms; reverse 'IN DARBY HIS HALF missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 PENY I H 1670' 1928-159/(11) token Token; Richard Clarke, Chesterfield; obverse 'RICHARD CLARKE AT THE - R A C '; reverse 'ANGEL CHESTERFIELD', an angle missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 [angle ?]; farthing token; W 41 1928-159/(12) token Token; Thomas Graymer, Bakewell; obverse 'THOMAS GRAYMER', Mercers' arms; reverse 'IN BAKEWELL 1669 - HIS HALF missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 PENY'; W 19 1928-159/(13) token Token; Marie Sleigh, Ashbourne; obverse 'MARIE SLEIGH', Mercers' arms; reverse 'IN ASHBORNE - HER HALF PENY'; W 14 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1928-159/(14) token Token; Thomas Brooks, Derby; obverse 'THOMAS BROOKS', a hat and feather; reverse 'IN DARBY 1668 - HIS HALF PENY '; W missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 56 1928-166/(1) token Token; William Owsborne, Ashbourne; obverse 'WILLIAM OWSBORNE', a coachman whip in hand driving a coach and pair; reverse missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 'IN ASHBVRNE. 71 - HIS HALF PENY.'; W.12. Identical to 1936-601/W12 1928-166/(2) token Token; Thomas Beebye, Derby; obverse 'THOMAS BEEBYE', Tallow Chandlers' arms; reverse 'IN DARBY. 1664. - HIS HALF missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 PENY.'; W.52. Identical to 1936-601/W52 1928-166/(3) token Token; Henry Haslehurst, Eckington; obverse 'HENRY HASLEHVRST - HIS HALF PENY'; reverse 'IN. ECKINGTON - H.H. 1667'; missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 W.99 1928-166/(4) token Token; Thomas Strong, Derby; obverse 'THOMAS STRONG - HIS HALF PENY.'; reverse 'IN DARBY. 1666. T.S.'; W.93 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1928-168 token 17th century Derbyshire token EDWARDE ASHE IN TIDSWALL missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1929-184A coin Twelve miscelleneous coins missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1930-247 coin Coins and medals; two white metal medals Derby 1887; one gilt medal Derby 1902; Charles II 1682 half crown; William III 1697 half missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 crown; Anne 1711 half crown; Wiliam and Mary 1693 groat; one coin weight, guinea; 5 wt 6gr 1930-247/1 coin Milled silver halfcrown (2/6) of Charles II, third bust, dated 1682. Obverse has a very worn laureate and draped bust of the king missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 facing right. It reads 'CAROLVS.II./DEI.GRATIA'. Reverse has a cross formed of four crowned, shields around a central radiate circle. A device of two entwined capital letters 'C' is in each interstice of the cross. It reads '16/82 MAG/BR.FRA/ET.HIB/REX'. The coin is somewhat dished with a convex obverse and concave reverse. A capital letter 'S' has subsequently been stamped at the middle of the reverse, slightly off-centre. Very worn on the obverse, rather worn on the reverse. 1930-258 medal Medallion, S. Plimsoll; Ob missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012

page 3 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name BriefDescription Location Box 1930-258/2 coin George III Maundy penny, 1800 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1930-258/3 coin Victoria Maundy fourpence 1854 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1930-258/4 coin Victoria Maundy penny 1856 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1930-258/5 coin Penny halfpenny silver colonial 1858 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1930-274 token Token; William Dawson, Derby; obverse 'WILLIAM DAWSON', the Dyers' arms; reverse 'DIER IN DARBY 1669 HIS HALF PENY'; missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 W 59 1930-278 coin Farthing, William III, 1700 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1931-306 coin One guinea, George III, 1768; dug up in garden at Darley Abbey missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1931-308/1 token Derbyshire 17th century token; W81; obverse IOSEPH MOORE HIS HALFF PENNY; reverse IN DERBY 1665 DERBY P.M. [or is missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 it I.M. ?] 1931-308/2 token Derbyshire 17th century token; W98; obverse DOROTHY ROSSINGTON IN, Griffin's head; reverse DVFFIELD NEAR DARBY HER missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 HALF PENNY 1669 1931-312 token Token; Arkwright and Co, Cromford; Cromford dollar; Spanish dollar of Charles IV, 1801, countermarked 'CROMFORD missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 DERBYSHIRE 4/9'; issued by Arkwright and Co, cotton spinners of Cromford, probably between 1801-1804; countermarking was done by Boulton and Watt, Soho Mint, Birmingham; the only silver coins issued from the Royal Mint during 40 years of George III were the shillings and sixpences of 1787 and many tokens were issued by private traders and manufacturers; rare 1931-322/2 coin Struck silver 'Britannia' dollar of George III. The coin also has the denomination five shillings (5/-) making it worth a crown. The missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 obverse has a laureate and draped bust of the king facing right. It reads 'GEORGIUS III DEI GRATIA REX.' The reverse has Britannia seated left, leaning on a shield and holding a branch. There is a cornucopeia beneath and a beehive in front. It reads 'FIVE SHILLINGS / DOLLAR' within an oval band around the design. The whole is crowned. The inscription reads 'BANK OF / ENGLAND / 1804'. Rather worn and quite tarnished. 1931-323 coin Coins, miscellaneous missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1931-340 coin Silver groat, Mary 1554-5, found at Duffield Park missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1932-396 token Derby token; obverse RICHARD CORDIN, arms; reverse IN DARBY 1667 HIS HALF PENY missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1933-404 coin Coins, various missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1933-447/1 coin Silver penny of Edward II from the Dove near Tutbury missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1933-447/2 coin Silver penny of Edward II from the Dove near Tutbury missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1933-447/3 coin Roman denarius from the Dove near Tutbury missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1934-474/1 token Derbyshire token 17th century; 'John Dunnidge in Darby 1664' missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1934-474/2 token Derbyshire token 17th century; 'Mary Earle of Ripley 1668' missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1934-505 token Copper token, 'One penny payable by J M Fellows' missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1934-506/1 coin Milled silver threepence (3d) of Charles II, dated 1673. Obverse has a draped and laureate bust of the king facing right. The inscription missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 starts at the bottom left and reads 'CAROLVS.II./DEI.GRATIA'. The reverse has three capital letters 'C' entwined, beneath a crown which divides the date. The legend reads 'MAG.BR.FRA.ET.HIB.REX.' Somewhat worn. 1934-506/2 coin Milled silver halfgroat (2d) of Anne dated 1710. Obverse has a draped and coiffured profile bust of the queen, facing left. The legend missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 starts to the bottom left of the coin. It reads 'ANNA.DEI./GRATIA'. Reverse has the digit '2' beneath a crown. It reads '17/10.MAG.BRI.FR.ET.HIB.REG.'. Somewhat worn.

page 4 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name BriefDescription Location Box 1934-506/3 coin Shilling 1756 George II missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1934-506/4 coin Crown 1929 George V, mint state missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1934-524 token 17th century token, W31; Henry Hille, Bonsall; obverse HENRY HILLE OF, a knife and chopper; reverse BONSALL BUCHER 1671 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 HIS HALFPENY 1935-529 coin Milled silver florin (2/- two shillings) of Victoria, young head coinage, gothic type, dated 1880. Obverse has a crowned and clothed missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 bust of the queen, with her hair in a looped plait, facing left. The inscription is in gothic script. It starts at the bottom left and reads 'Victoria d:g:britt: / reg:f:d:mdccclxxx'. The reverse has a cross of four crowned, square sheilds (2 shields of England, 1 of Scotland and 1 of Ireland) with 2 roses, a thisle and a shamrock in the interstices of the cross. It reads 'One / florin / one tenth / of a pound'. Rather worn and somewhat tarnished on the obverse. 1935-558 coin Various old coins missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1935-575/1 coin Farthing George I, 1722 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1935-575/2 weight Coin weight, 3/12/0 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1935-583/2 weight 18 coin weights, various missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1936-601 token 17th century Derbyshire tokens numbered as Boyne's tokens. missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1936-601/(1) token Token, Benjamin Smedley, Derby; obverse 'BENIAMIN SMEDLEY AT', Cordwinders' arms; reverse 'IN DARBY 1664 - HIS HALF missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 PENY '; W 91 1936-601/(2) token Token, Mary Earle, Risley; this could be Risley, Lancs (RGH); obverse 'MARY EARLE', three tobacco pipes; reverse 'OF RYSLEY missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1668 - HER HALFE PENNY '; W 108 1936-601/(3) token Token; William Owsborne, Ashbourne; obverse 'WILLIAM OWSBORNE', a coachman whip in hand driving a coach and pair; reverse missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 'IN ASHBVRNE 71 - HIS HALF PENY '; W 12 1936-601/(4) token Token; Thomas Baguley, Ashbourne; obverse 'THOMAS BAGVLEY', Mercers' arms; reverse 'IN ASHBVRNE - HIS HALF PENNY'; missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 W 6 1936-601/(5) token Token; Charles Holme, Ashbourne; obverse 'CHARLES HOLME OF 1666' a lion rampant; reverse 'ASHBOVRNE HIS HALF PENY missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 C H '; W 9 1936-601/(6) token Token; Richard Watson, Ashbourne; obverse 'RICHARD WATSON', Haberdashers' arms; reverse 'IN ASHBVRNE 1663 - HIS HALF missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 PENY'; W 16 1936-601/(7) token Token; John Dickens, Bakewell; obverse 'IOHN DICKENS OF' an arm holding a salt sprinkler, crest of Salters' Company; reverse missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 'BACKWELL 1669 HIS HALFE PENNY '; W 18 1936-601/(8) token Token; William Frogatt, Ashbourne; obverse 'WILLIAM FROGATT', Mercers' arms; reverse 'IN ASHBVRNE 1664 - HIS HALF PENY'; missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 W 8 1936-601/(9) token Token; High Peak Coal Mines; obverse 'HIGH PEAKE COLE MINES', the Shallcross arms; reverse 'IN DARBY SHEIRE', the missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 Shallcross crest; W 105 1936-601/(10) token Token; Samuel Inman, Chesterfield; obverse 'SAMVELL INMAN IN', the Grocers' arms; reverse 'CHESTERFIELD 1667 - HIS HALFE missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 PENY '; W 43 1936-601/(11) token Token; John Bate, Dronfield; obverse 'IOHN BATE 1666.', Mercers' arms; reverse 'OF DRANFIELD - HIS HALF PENY '; W 95. missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 Identical to 1936-601/W95 1936-601/(12) token Token; Joseph Moore, Derby; obverse 'IOSEPH MOORE - HIS HALFE PENNY '; reverse 'IN DERBY 1665 - DERBY I M '; W 81 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012

page 5 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name BriefDescription Location Box 1936-601/(13) token Token; Edward Ashe, Tideswell; obverse 'EDWARD ASHE', the Grocers' arms; reverse 'IN TIDSWALL 1667 - HIS HALF PENY '; missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 W 110 1936-601/(14) token Token; Eleazer Coats, Wirksworth; obverse 'ELEAZER COATS', arms of Coats family; reverse 'IN WORKSWORTH - E C '; W 118 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1936-601/(15) token Token; Thomas Beebye, Derby; obverse 'THOMAS BEEBYE', Tallow Chandlers' arms; reverse 'IN DARBY 1664. - HIS HALF PENY missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 '; W 52 1936-601/(16) token Token; Cornelius Launder, Alfreton; obverse 'CORNELIAS LAVNDER', Mercers' arms; reverse 'IN ALLFRETON 1663 HIS HALF missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 PENY '; W 1 1936-601/(17) token Token; Robert Wright, Alfreton; obverse 'ROBERT WRIGHT', a beehive; reverse 'OF ALFRETON HIS HALF PENNY 1668.'; W 2 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1936-601/(18) token Token; James Dutton, Chesterfield; obverse 'JAMES DVTTON ', a lion rampant; reverse 'CHESTERFIELD 1666 - HIS HALF PENY missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 '; W 42 1936-601/(19) token Token; Rob[ert] Thornhill, Castleton; obverse 'ROB THORNHILL IN CASSLTON - HIS HALF PENY'; reverse, a bull standing under missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 trees; W 38 1936-601/(20) token Token; Edward Wood, Chesterfield; obverse 'EDWARD WOOD APOTECARY', Apothecaries' arms; reverse 'IN CHESTERFIELD missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 HUS HALFE PENNY ' 1936-601/W1 token 17th century Derbyshire token; Alfreton - Cornelius Launder. missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1936-601/W2 token 17th century Derbyshire token; Alfreton - Robert Wright. missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1936-601/W6 token 17th century Derbyshire token; Ashbourne - Thomas Baguley. missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1936-601/W8 token 2 of 17th century Derbyshire token; Ashbourne - William Froggatt. missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1936-601/W9 token 17th century Derbyshire token; Ashbourne - Charles Holme. One side shows a lion and the words "Charles Holme of 1666", the missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 other side shows the initials CH and the words "Ashbourne His Half Peny" 1936-601/W12 token 17th century Derbyshire token; Ashbourne - William Owsborne. One side has a picture of a coach and the words "William Owsborne", missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 the other side has the words "71 in Ashburne His Half Peny". Identical to 1928-166 1936-601/W18 token 17th century Derbyshire token; Bakewell - John Dickens. Identical to 1928-136 and 1928-159/(3) missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1936-601/W25 token 2 of 'Thomas Smith His 1/2 Penny of Brampton 1668' missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1936-601/W34 token 17th century Derbyshire token; 1/4d of Branton 1671 P.C.M. 3 roses with stem. Face has a picture of a pair of scissors. missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1936-601/W38 token 17th century Derbyshire token; Castleton - Robert Thornhill. One side depicting a bull under a tree, the other "Bob Thornhill in missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 Casslton His Half Peny". 1936-601/W42 token 17th century Derbyshire token; Chesterfield - James Dutton. 2 tokens, one side has the words "Chesterfeild 1666", the other side missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 has the words "James Dutton In" and a picture of a lion rampant. 1936-601/W43 token 17th century Derbyshire token; Chesterfield - Samuel Inman. 1667 Grocer's Arms, Half penny missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1936-601/W45 token 17th century Derbyshire token; Chesterfield - William Millnes. missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1936-601/W46 token 17th century Derbyshire token; Chesterfield - Thomas Radford missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1936-601/W47 token 17th century Derbyshire token; Chesterfield - Edward Wood. The same as 1928-159 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1936-601/W52 token 17th century Derbyshire token; Derby - Thomas Beebye. Identical to 1928-166 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1936-601/W57 token 2 of 17th century Derbyshire token; Derby - Richard Cordin.1667 In Darby His half peny. The Vinters Arms missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012

page 6 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name BriefDescription Location Box 1936-601/W59 token 17th century Derbyshire token; Derby - William Dawson. 3 tokens, One side has "William Dawson" and a picture of the dyers arms, missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 the other side has the words "Dier in Darby 1669 His Half Peny". 1936-601/W63 token 17th century Derbyshire token; Derby - John Dunnidg. missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1936-601/W64 token 17th century Derbyshire token; Derby - Robert Fearbrother.His half penny in Derby, 1669 Tallow Chandlers Arms missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1936-601/W74 token 17th century Derbyshire token; Derby - Richard Lister. missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1936-601/W81 token 17th century Derbyshire token; Derby - Joseph Moore. missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1936-601/W86 token 3 of 17th century Derbyshire token; Derby - Luke Neyld 1667 a harp morat aturks head Amirath IV Sultan of turkey. (quantity 3 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 octagonal tokens). 1936-601/W91 token 17th century Derbyshire token; Derby - Benjamin Smedley. missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1936-601/W92 token 17th century Derbyshire token; Derby George Sowther, His half penny 1667 said to be forgery missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1936-601/W95 token 17th century Derbyshire token; Dronfield - John Bate. "IOHN BATE 1666" Mercer's Arms, "Of Dranfeild His Half Peny". Identical to missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1936-601/(11) 1936-601/W105 token 17th century Derbyshire token; High Peake Cole Mines. missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1936-601/W108 token 17th century Derbyshire token; Risley - Mary Earle. missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1936-601/W110 token 17th century Derbyshire token; Tideswell - Edward Ashe. Identical to 1928-159 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1936-601/W113 token 2 of 17th century Derbyshire token; Tideswell - Gervase Gent.His 1/2 penny Arms and Crest of Gent family. missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1936-601/W114 token 2 of 17th century Derbyshire token; Tideswell - Richard Middleton. missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1936-601/W118 token 17th century Derbyshire token; Wirksworth - Eleazer Coats. missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1936-601/W123 token 17th century Derbyshire token; Wirksworth - Thomas Wigley Grocers Arms farthing token missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1936-601/X token 19th century token; silver Derby, Leicester and Rutland, 1811 6p Token missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1936-627/2 coin George II one shilling 1758 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1936-627/3 coin Milled silver shilling (1/-) of George III, dated 1787. Obverse has a cuirassed and laureate bust of the king facing right. The inscription missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 starts at the bottom left and reads 'GEORGIVS.III.DEI.GRATIA.'. The reverse has a central radiate garter star, surrounded by a cross of four squared shields. The Hanoverian sheild has tiny hearts around the lion in its right-hand segment. There is a crown in each of the interstices between the shields. The coin reads '.M.B.F.ET.H.REX.F.D.B.ET.L.D.S.R.I.A.T.ET.E./1787'. Hardly worn. 1936-627/4 coin George III fourpence 1800 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1936-627/5 coin George III threepence 1800 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1936-640 token Buxton token 1796, Dalton and Hamer Type 2 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1936-641 token Canadian bank token; P missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1936-645 token 17th century token; Edward Ashe Tidswall [sic] and nine others not Derbyshire missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1936-646 token Two 19th century tokens, Clown [sic], Derbyshire missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1937-689/2 coin Chinese money, sycee missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1937-689/3 coin Siam At money missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1937-689/5 coin Ceylon lavin missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012

page 7 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name BriefDescription Location Box 1937-689/7 coin Grand Comori bracelet missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1937-690 coin Various curious coins missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1937-690/1 coin Twopenny piece 1797 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1937-690/2 coin Tiny coins, Asia missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1937-690/3 coin China, perforated coin missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1937-690/4 coin France, perforated coin missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1937-690/5 coin Egypt, glass coin missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1937-690/6 coin Egypt and Asia, clipped coins missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1937-690/7 coin Greece, head on both sides missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1937-735 coin Nickel coin; Fiji Islands penny, Edward VIII, 1936 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1937-742/1 coin Silver penny (1d) from a maundy set issued by George VI in 1937. The obverse has a bare-headed bust of the king facing left. It missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 reads 'GEORGIVS VI D:G:BR:OMN:REX F:D:IND:IMP.' The reverse has the crowned digit 1 (for the denomination) within a wreath of oak. The date is split to either side of the denomination. Somewhat discoloured but hardly worn. 1937-742/2 coin Silver twopence (2d) from a maundy set issued by George VI in 1937. The obverse has a bare-headed bust of the king facing left. missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 It reads 'GEORGIVS VI D:G:BR:OMN:REX F:D:IND:IMP.' The reverse has the crowned digit 2 (for the denomination) within a wreath of oak. The date is split to either side of the denomination. Somewhat discoloured but hardly worn. 1937-742/3 coin Silver threepence (3d) from a maundy set issued by George VI in 1937. The obverse has a bare-headed bust of the king facing left. missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 It reads 'GEORGIVS VI D:G:BR:OMN:REX F:D:IND:IMP.' The reverse has the crowned digit 3 (for the denomination) within a wreath of oak. The date is split to either side of the denomination. Somewhat discoloured but hardly worn. 1937-742/4 coin Silver fourpence (4d) from a maundy set issued by George VI in 1937. The obverse has a bare-headed bust of the king facing left. missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 It reads 'GEORGIVS VI D:G:BR:OMN:REX F:D:IND:IMP.' The reverse has the crowned digit 4 (for the denomination) within a wreath of oak. The date is split to either side of the denomination. Somewhat discoloured but hardly worn. 1937-744/1 medal Medal issued in 1856 commemorating peace at the end of the Crimean war. White metal medal with a piercing at the top. The missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 obverse has Pax seated, holding an olive branch and pouring from a cornucopia. To the left is a scroll reading 'TREATY / OF / PEACE' and behind her to the right are two ships and some barrels and packing crates. It reads 'ON EARTH PEACE GOOD WILL TO MEN' around the edge. The reverse has a drum and a cannon with cannonballs in the foreground, with four draped standards behind and a large olive branch in the centre. There is a scroll banner across the top reading 'SE / BASTOP / OL'. The medal reads 'THE TREATY OF PEACE BETWEEN / THE ALLIES, AND RUSSIA' at the top and 'SIGNED AT PARIS / MARCH 30 1856' at the bottom. Somewhat worn. 1937-744/2 coin Five cents America USA 1917 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1937-747/1 coin British West Africa penny Edward VIII 1936 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1937-747/2 coin British West Africa halfpenny Edward VIII 1936 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1940-881 token 21 17th century Derbyshire tokens; these tokens were originally in the collection of Dr Bemrose's father, Sir H H Bemrose missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1940-881/2 token token; Humphrey Smith, Birchover; obverse 'HVMPHREY SMITH IN HSE BIRCHOVER DARBY SHEIR HIS D 16/71'; W.25 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1940-881/3 token token; Thomas Smith, Brampton; 'THOMAS SMITH HIS / HALF / PENY OF BRAMPTON. 1668. T.S.' T.S. conjoined; W.28 suff missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1940-881/4 token token; P C M , Branton; obverse 'P C M ', three roses with stem entwined 1/4d; reverse 'OF BRANTON 1671'; W 34 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012

page 8 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name BriefDescription Location Box 1940-881/5 token token; Daniel Bagshaw, Brassington; obverse 'DANIELL BAGSHAW', shield with Ironmongers' arms; reverse 'IN BRASSINGTON missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1663 D.B.'; farthing token 1940-881/7 token token; Richard Bakewell, Derby; obverse 'RICHARD BAKEWELL OF DARBY - HIS HALF PENY. 1666.'; reverse 'GOOD MORROW missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 VALINTINE', two doves billing 1940-881/8 token token; George Blagrave, derby; obverse 'GEORGE BLAGRAVE 1668' hand with sceptre; reverse 'IN DARBY HIS HALF PENY.', a missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 crown 1940-881/10 token token; Richard Lister [/ Richard Piggen], Derby; obverse 'RICHARD LISTER. 1666', a horse; reverse 'RICHARD. PIGGEN. IN DARBY missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 - THEIR HALFE PENNY.'; W.74 1940-881/14 token token; Luke Neyld, Derby; obverse 'LVKE NEYLD IN DARBY 1667', a harp; reverse 'MORAT', a Turk's head, Amurath IV, Sultan of missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 Turkey 1623-40; W 86 1940-881/17 token token; Thomas Bateman, Hartington; 'THOMAS BATEMAN 1670 HIS / HALF / PENY. IN HARTINGTON.' missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1940-881/20 token token; Gervase Gent, Tideswell; obverse 'GERVASE GENT OF TIDESWELL HIS HALFE PENNY.'; reverse, arms and crest of the missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 Gent family; W.113 1940-881/21 token token; Richard Middleton, Tideswell; obverse 'RICHARD MIDDLETON - HIS HALFE PENY'; reverse 'IN TYDSWALL. 1669', a cross missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 saltire; W.114 1940-885/1 token Liverpool token 1791 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1940-885/2 token New Brunswick token, 1845 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1942-937/1 coin George III crown 1819 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1942-937/2 coin George IV crown 1821 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1942-937/3 coin Milled silver halfcrown (2/6) of William IV, dated 1836. Obverse has a bare head of the king facing right. It reads 'GULIELMUS IIII missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 D:G:/BRITANNIAR:REX F:D:'. Reverse has a large crowned shield on a mantle. It reads 'ANNO / 1836' along the bottom, divided by the base of the mantle. Quite worn. 1942-939 token Derbyshire 17th century tradesman's token, Henry Corden, Derby missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1942-946 coin Milled silver halfcrown (2/6) of George IV, dated 1820. Obverse has a laureate head of the king facing left. It reads '[GEORG]IUS missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 IIII D:G:/BRITANNIAR:REX F:D[:]'. Reverse has a large, garnished, crowned oval shield with a rose beneath, a thistle to the left and 3 shamrock to the right. It reads 'ANNO / 1820' along the bottom, divided by the rose. Quite worn. 1943-970/1 coin Milled silver sixpence (6d) of George II, dated 1758. Obverse has a draped and laureate bust of the king facing left. The inscription missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 starts at the bottom left and reads 'GEORGIVS.II./DEI.GRATIA'. The reverse has a central radiate garter star surrounded by a cross of four crowned shields, which divide the legend. It reads '17/58.M.B.F.ET/H.REX.F.D.B/ET.LDS.R.I/A.TETE.' Somewhat worn. 1943-970/3 token Spade ace guinea missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1943-970/4 token Spade ace guinea missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1952-158 coin Lundy Island 'penny' 1929 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1954-238 token 17th century token inscribed WM FROGATT ASHBURNE 1664 HIS HALF PENY, bearing Mercers' emblem missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1955-252/1 coin Victoria silver crown 1890 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1955-252/3 coin Victoria; three silver half crowns 1881, 1889 and 1899 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1955-269/B coin Coin for octo-centenary celebrations October 1954; Mary sixpence missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012

page 9 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name BriefDescription Location Box 1958-359/1 coin Struck silver sixpence (6d) of the Commonwealth, dated 1653. The mintmark is a sun and appears on the obverse only. The obverse missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 has the shield of St George within a wreath of laurel and palm fronds. The inscription reads 'THE COMMONWEALTH OF ENGLAND' with pellet stops. The reverse has two conjoined shields, that of St George on the left and one with a harp to represent Ireland on the right. The value 'VI' is above the shields. The legend reads 'GOD WITH US 1653', also with pellet stops. Somewhat worn. 1958-360/1 coin Struck silver shilling (1/-) of the commonwealth, dated 1651. The mintmark is a sun. The obverse has the shield of St George within missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 a wreath of laurel and palm fronds. The inscription reads 'THE.COMMONWEALTH.OF.ENGLAND' with small pellet stops. The reverse has two conjoined shields, the left one being the shield of St George for England and the right on having a harp for Ireland. The denomination 'XII' is above the shields. The legend reads '1651.GOD.WITH.US.'. Hardly worn. 1958-360/2 coin Silver coin; James II 1685 shilling missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1958-360/3 coin Silver coin; William and Mary shilling 1692 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1958-360/4 coin Silver coin; William and Mary sixpence 1693 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1958-360/5 coin Silver coin; George IV shilling 1821 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1958-360/6 coin Milled silver shilling (1/-) of George IV, dated 1825. Obverse has a bare head of the king facing left. The inscription starts at the missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 bottom left and reads 'GEORGIUS IV DEI GRATIA / 1825'. The reverse has a crowned lion atop a crown above a shamrock, rose and thistle. The inscription reads 'BRITANNIARUM / REX FIDEI DEFENSOR'. Somewhat worn. 1958-360/7 coin Milled silver sixpence (6d) of William IV, dated 1831. Obverse has a bare head of the king facing right. The inscription starts at the missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 bottom left and reads 'GULIELMUS IIII D.G. / BRITTANNIAR REX F.D.'. The reverse has the denomination 'SIX / PENCE' beneath a crown, within a wreath of a palm frond and oak leaves. The date is below. Tarnished but hardly worn. 1958-360/8 coin Silver coin; William IV groat 1836 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1958-360/9 coin Silver coin; Victoria crown 1845 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1958-360/10 coin Milled silver florin (2/- two shillings) of Victoria, old head coinage, dated 1901. Obverse has a crowned and veiled bust of the queen missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 facing left. The inscription starts at the bottom left and reads 'VICTORIA.DEI.GRA.BRITT.REGINA.FID.DEF./IND.IMP'. The reverse has three sheilds (1 each of the shields of England, Scotland and Ireland) with a rose, a thisle and a shamrock in the interstices between the shields. The shields overlay a garter belt border with an inscription running along the belt reading 'HONI.SOIT.MAL.Y.PENSE'. The coin reads 'ONE.FLORIN. / TWO.SHILLINGS / 1901'. Virtually unworn. 1958-360/11 coin Milled silver shilling (1/-) of Victoria, young head coinage, dated 1887. Obverse has a bare head of the queen facing left. The missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 inscription starts at the bottom left and reads 'VICTORIA DEI GRATIA BRITANNIAR:REG:F:D:'. The reverse has the denomination 'ONE / SHILLING' beneath a crown, within a wreath of palm fronds and oak leaves. The date is below. Somewhat worn. 1958-360/12 coin Milled silver shilling (1/-) of Victoria, jubilee coinage, dated 1887. Obverse has a crowned and adorned bust of the queen facing left. missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 The inscription starts at the bottom left and reads 'VICTORIA DEI GRATIA / BRITT:REGINA F:D:'. The reverse has a squared shield within a garter belt border. The inscription is within the belt and reads 'HONI.SOIT.QUI/MAL.Y.PENSE...' The date is below. Virtually unworn. 1958-360/13 coin Milled silver shilling (1/-) of Victoria, old head coinage, dated 1897. Obverse has a crowned and veiled bust of the queen facing left. missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 The inscription starts at the bottom left and reads 'VICTORIA.DEI.GRA.BRITT:REGINA FID.DEF.IND.IMP'. The reverse has three shields with a rose, thistle and shamrock between. They overlay a garter belt which contains the inscription 'HONI.SO[IT.]QUI.[MAL.] Y.PENSE...' The denomination 'ONE.SHILLING' is around the rim and the date is below. Virtually unworn. 1958-360/14 coin Milled silver sixpence (6d) of Victoria, young head coinage, dated 1887. Obverse has a bare, coiffured head of the queen facing left. missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 The inscription starts at the bottom left and reads 'VICTORIA DEI GRATIA BRITANNIAR : REG : F : D :'. The reverse has the denomination 'SIX / PENCE' beneath a crown, within a wreath of a palm frond and oak leaves. The date is below. Hardly worn.

page 10 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name BriefDescription Location Box 1958-360/15 coin Milled silver sixpence (6d) of Victoria, Jubilee coinage, dated 1887. Obverse has a crowned and clothed bust of the queen facing missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 left. The inscription starts at the bottom left and reads 'VICTORIA DEI GRATIA / BRITT : REGINA F : D :'. The reverse has the a square sheild within a garter belt border. The inscription is printed within the belt and reads 'HONI.SOIT.QUI/MAL.Y.PENSE...'. The date is below. Hardly worn. 1958-360/16 coin Milled silver sixpence (6d) of Victoria, old head coinage, dated 1897. Obverse has a crowned and veiled bust of the queen facing missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 left. The inscription starts at the bottom left and reads 'VICTORIA.DEI.GRA.BRITT.REGINA.FID.DEF.IND.IMP.'. The reverse has the denomination 'SIX / PENCE' beneath a crown within a wreath of a palm frond and oak leaves. The date is below. The coin shows signs of having been gilded on the obverse, although the gilding is now mostly gone. Hardly worn. 1958-360/17 coin Silver coin; Edward VII 1902 half crown missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1958-360/18 coin Silver coin; Edward VII 1902 florin missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1958-360/19 coin Milled silver shilling (1/-) of Edward VII, dated 1902. Obverse has a bare head of the king facing right. The inscription starts at the missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 bottom left and reads 'EDWARDVS VII DEI GRA: BRITT: OMN: REX'. The reverse has a crowned lion atop a crown. It reads 'FID: DER: IND: IMP: / ONE SHILLING'. The date is across the middle, divided by the crown. Virtually unworn. 1958-360/20 coin Milled silver sixpence (6d) of Edward VII, dated 1902. Obverse has a bare head of the king facing right. The inscription starts at the missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 bottom left and reads 'EDWARDVS VII DEI GRA:BRITT:OMN:REX FID:DEF:IND:IMP'. The reverse has the denomination 'SIX / PENCE' beneath a crown, within a wreath of a palm frond and oak leaves. The date is below. Hardly worn. 1958-360/21 coin Milled silver threepence (3d) of Edward VII, dated 1902. Obverse has a bare head of the king facing right. The inscription starts at missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 the bottom left and reads 'EDWARDVS VII D.G. BRITT. OMN. REX F.D. IND.IMP.'. The reverse has the denomination '3' beneath a crown within a wreath of oak leaves. The date is across the middle, divided by the denomination. Quite worn. 1958-360/22 coin Silver coin; George V half crown 1914 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1958-360/23 coin Silver coin; George V half crown 1928 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1958-360/24 coin Silver coin; George V florin 1923 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1958-360/25 coin Silver coin; George V florin 1935 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1958-360/26 coin Silver coin; George V shilling 1915 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1958-360/27 coin Silver coin; George V shilling 1928 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1958-360/28 coin Milled silver sixpence (6d) of George V, first coinage, dated 1911. Obverse has a bare head of the king facing left. The inscription missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 starts at the bottom left and reads 'GEORGIVS V DEI GRA:BRITT:OMN:REX'. The reverse has a crowned lion standing atop a crown, within an inner circle. It reads 'FID: DEF: IND: IMP: / SIXPENCE'. The date is across the middle, divided by the crown. Somewhat worn. 1958-360/29 coin Milled silver sixpence (6d) of George V, fourth coinage, dated 1929. Obverse has a bare head of the king facing left. The inscription missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 starts at the bottom left and reads 'GEORGIVS V D.G.BRITT:OMN:REX F.D.IND:IMP:'. The reverse has three interwoven sprigs of oak, each with two acorns and two leaves. The legend is divided by the acorns and reads '.SIX/PEN/CE./.A./1929/.D.'. Somewhat worn. 1958-360/30 coin Milled silver threepence (3d) of George V, dated 1918, from a maundy set. Obverse has a bare head of the king facing left. The missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 inscription starts at the bottom left and reads 'GEORGIVS V D.G. BRITT. OMN. REX F.D. IND.IMP.'. The reverse has the denomination '3' beneath a crown within a wreath of oak leaves. The date is across the middle, divided by the denomination. Slightly worn. 1958-360/31 coin Silver coin; George V threepence 1932 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012

page 11 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name BriefDescription Location Box 1958-361/2 coin Milled silver crown (5/-) of Victoria, young head coinage, dated 1847. Obverse has a coiffured and bare head of the queen facing missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 left. It reads 'VICTORIA DEI GRATIA / 1847'. It has subsequently been stamped upside down on the neck of the portrait with 'WAGNER / & VON / POELLNITZ / CAPETOWN'. Reverse has a large crowned shield within a wreath of what appears to be mistletoe. It reads 'BRITANNIARUM / REGINA FID: DEF:'. Quite worn, especially on the obverse. 1958-362/1 coin Coin; Edward VII crown missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1958-362/2 coin Coin; George V crown missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1958-362/3 coin Coin; Victoria groat missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1958-362/4 coin Milled silver threepence (3d) of Victoria, dated 1900. Obverse has a draped, crowned and shrouded bust of the queen facing left. missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 The inscription starts at the bottom left and reads 'VICTORIA.DEI.GRA.BRITT.REGINA.FID.DEF./IND.IMP.'. The reverse has the denomination '3' beneath a crown within a wreath of oak leaves. The date is across the middle, divided by the denomination. Slightly worn. 1959-407/3 medal White metal medallion commemorating G. Linnaeus and his classification of plants into 24 classes. One face has a small centre missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 circle, inside which it reads "THE / 24 / CLASSES / OF / PLANTS / BY / LINNAEUS". Radiating around the edge are the names of the first 13 classes of plants, numbered and with an illustrative picture for each. The top section has an arrow. The other face has a similar centre circle containing a profile head & shoulders bust, left, of Linnaeus, dressed in contemporary clothes and with flowers before the bust. It reads "G. LINNAEUS / BORN 1707" around the bust. The names of the remaining classes of plants, numbered 14 - 24 and with illustrative pictures, radiate around the outer section of the medallion, with an arrow in the top section as on the other face. Very good condition. 1960-460 coin 1960 issue of crown pieces, 2 specimens missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1960-472 coin Struck silver halfgroat (2d) of Edward III, 4th coinage, pre-treaty issue, Series G. Dated to 1356-1361. Minted at London. The obverse missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 has a portrait of the king, facing, within a tressure of arches. The initial mark is illegible but the inscription reads 'EDWARDVS.REX.ANGL.F(reversed).FR[A...]'. The inscription has annulet stops and there is an annulet beneath the bust. The reverse has the legend in two concentric circles. There is a long cross fourchee dividing the legend and three pellets in each quadrant of the cross. There is an initial mark of a cross pattee. It reads '+POS/VIDEV/ADVIT/OREM//CIVI/TAS/LON/DON'. There is an annulet after the V of DEV. This inscription is unusual as it would normally read POSUI DEUM ADUITOREM MEUM but the M of DEUM is missing, as is the whole word MEUM. Quite worn. 1965-674 coin Maria Theresa 'dollar'; specimen minted for the Abyssinian campaign in the last war missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1965-711 coin two Churchill crown pieces, issued Monday 11th October 1965 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1966-738 token Derbyshire token, 17th century, 'Leonard Sadd, Apothecary in Derby 1668'; halfpenny; 3 roses stem entwined missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1966-747 coin Groat or fourpenny piece; Victoria 1854 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1966-753 token Derbyshire 17th century trademan's token; 'Robert Birds Ashford Halfpenny 1671' missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1966-754/1 coin Milled silver threepence (3d) of Edward VII, dated 1902. Obverse has a bare head of the king facing right. The inscription starts at missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 the bottom left and reads 'EDWARDVS VII D.G. BRITT. OMN. REX F.D. IND.IMP.'. The reverse has the denomination '3' beneath a crown within a wreath of oak leaves. The date is across the middle, divided by the denomination. Quite worn. 1966-754/2 coin Milled silver threepence (3d) of Edward VII, dated 1903. Obverse has a bare head of the king facing right. The inscription starts at missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 the bottom left and reads 'EDWARDVS VII D.G. BRITT. OMN. REX F.D. IND.IMP.'. The reverse has the denomination '3' beneath a crown within a wreath of oak leaves. The date is across the middle, divided by the denomination. Quite worn. 1966-754/3 coin Milled silver threepence (3d) of Edward VII, dated 1909. Obverse has a bare head of the king facing right. The inscription starts at missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 the bottom left and reads 'EDWARDVS VII D.G. BRITT. OMN. REX F.D. IND.IMP.'. The reverse has the denomination '3' beneath a crown within a wreath of oak leaves. The date is across the middle, divided by the denomination. Quite worn and with a spot of damage in the centre of the portrait.

page 12 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name BriefDescription Location Box 1966-754/4 coin Milled silver threepence (3d) of George V, dated 1922. Obverse has a bare head of the king facing left. The inscription starts at the missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 bottom left and reads 'GEORGIVS V D.G. BRITT. OMN. REX F.D. IND.IMP.'. The reverse has the denomination '3' beneath a crown within a wreath of oak leaves. The date is across the middle, divided by the denomination. Slightly worn 1966-754/5 coin Milled silver threepence (3d) of George V, dated 1926. Obverse has a bare head of the king facing left. The inscription starts at the missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 bottom left and reads 'GEORGIVS V D.G. BRITT. OMN. REX F.D. IND.IMP.'. The reverse has the denomination '3' beneath a crown within a wreath of oak leaves. The date is across the middle, divided by the denomination. Quite worn 1966-754/6 coin Milled silver threepence (3d) of George V, fourth coinage, dated 1931. Obverse has a bare head of the king facing left. The inscription missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 starts at the bottom left and reads 'GEORGIVS V D.G. BRITT. OMN. REX F.D. IND.IMP.'. The reverse has three interwoven oak sprigs, each with one leaf and one acorn. The inscription runs around the edge, divided by the acorns. It reads 'THREE./.PENCE./-1931-'. Quite worn 1966-754/7 coin Milled silver threepence (3d) of George V, fourth coinage, dated 1933. Obverse has a bare head of the king facing left. The inscription missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 starts at the bottom left and reads 'GEORGIVS V D.G. BRITT. OMN. REX F.D. IND.IMP.'. The reverse has three interwoven oak sprigs, each with one leaf and one acorn. The inscription runs around the edge, divided by the acorns. It reads 'THREE./.PENCE./-1933-'. Somewhat worn 1966-754/8 coin Milled silver threepence (3d) of George V, fourth coinage, dated 1934. Obverse has a bare head of the king facing left. The inscription missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 starts at the bottom left and reads 'GEORGIVS V D.G. BRITT. OMN. REX F.D. IND.IMP.'. The reverse has three interwoven oak sprigs, each with one leaf and one acorn. The inscription runs around the edge, divided by the acorns. It reads 'THREE./.PENCE./-1934-'. Slightly worn 1966-754/9 coin Milled silver threepence (3d) of George V, fourth coinage, dated 1935. Obverse has a bare head of the king facing left. The inscription missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 starts at the bottom left and reads 'GEORGIVS V D.G. BRITT. OMN. REX F.D. IND.IMP.'. The reverse has three interwoven oak sprigs, each with one leaf and one acorn. The inscription runs around the edge, divided by the acorns. It reads 'THREE./.PENCE./-1935-'. Somewhat worn 1966-754/10 coin Milled silver threepence (3d) of George V, fourth coinage, dated 1936. Obverse has a bare head of the king facing left. The inscription missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 starts at the bottom left and reads 'GEORGIVS V D.G. BRITT. OMN. REX F.D. IND.IMP.'. The reverse has three interwoven oak sprigs, each with one leaf and one acorn. The inscription runs around the edge, divided by the acorns. It reads 'THREE./.PENCE./-1936-'. Rather worn 1966-754/11 coin Milled silver threepence (3d) of George VI, dated 1937. Obverse has a bare head of the king facing left. The inscription starts at the missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 bottom left and reads 'GEORGIVS VI D.G. BR. OMN. REX'. The reverse has a shield of St George over a rose. The date is across the middle, divided by the rose. The inscription runs around the edge and reads 'FID.DEF.IND.IMP/THREE.PENCE'. Quite worn. 1966-754/12 coin Milled silver threepence (3d) of George VI, dated 1938. Obverse has a bare head of the king facing left. The inscription starts at the missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 bottom left and reads 'GEORGIVS VI D.G. BR. OMN. REX'. The reverse has a shield of St George over a rose. The date is across the middle, divided by the rose. The inscription runs around the edge and reads 'FID.DEF.IND.IMP/THREE.PENCE'. Slightly worn. 1966-754/13 coin Milled silver threepence (3d) of George VI, dated 1940. Obverse has a bare head of the king facing left. The inscription starts at the missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 bottom left and reads 'GEORGIVS VI D.G. BR. OMN. REX'. The reverse has a shield of St George over a rose. The date is across the middle, divided by the rose. The inscription runs around the edge and reads 'FID.DEF.IND.IMP/THREE.PENCE'. Somewhat worn. 1966-754/14 coin Milled silver threepence (3d) of George VI, dated 1941. Obverse has a bare head of the king facing left. The inscription starts at the missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 bottom left and reads 'GEORGIVS VI D.G. BR. OMN. REX'. The reverse has a shield of St George over a rose. The date is across the middle, divided by the rose. The inscription runs around the edge and reads 'FID.DEF.IND.IMP/THREE.PENCE'. Quite worn. 1966-754/15 coin Milled silver threepence (3d) of George V, second coinage, dated 1920. Obverse has a bare head of the king facing left. The missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 inscription starts at the bottom left and reads 'GEORGIVS V D.G. BRITT. OMN. REX F.D. IND.IMP.'. The reverse has the denomination '3' beneath a crown within a wreath of oak leaves. The date is across the middle, divided by the denomination. Slightly worn.

page 13 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name BriefDescription Location Box 1967-870/2 token Derby token; John Dunnidge 1663; excavated from the Markeaton Brook E of Sadler Gate Bridge during repairs to culvert summer missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1967 1968-912/2 coin coins; shilling George III 1787; copper twopenny piece 1797 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1968-915 group record New decimal coins; two 5 new pence pieces; two 10 new pence pieces; obverse designed by Arnold Machin, reverse by Christopher missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 Ironside 1968-963/1 coin Milled cupro-nickel sixpence (6d) of Elizabeth II, dated 1967. Obverse has a laureate bust of the queen facing right. The inscription missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 starts at the top and there is a cross initial mark. It reads 'ELIZABETH.II.DEI.GRATIA.REGINA'. The reverse has an intertwined rose, thistle, shamrock and leek (representing England, Scotland, Ireland and Wales). The rose, thistle and shamrock divide the legend. It reads 'FID./DEF./SIX PENCE.1967'. Slightly worn. 1969-17/1 coin Milled silver crown (5/-) of George III, last or new coinage, regnal year 'LX' on edge, dated 1819. Obverse has a laureate head of missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 the king facing right. It reads 'GEORGIUS III D: G: BRITANNIARUM REX F: D: / 1819'. Reverse has a picture of St George, astride a horse, skewering a dragon. The legend is within a garter belt border and reads 'HONI . SOIT . QUI . MAL . Y . PENSE.'. Quite worn. 1969-17/2 coin Milled silver crown (5/-) of George IV, regnal year 'TERTIO' on edge, dated 1822. Obverse has a laureate head of the king facing missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 left. It reads 'GEORGIUS IIII D: G: BRITANNIAR: REX F: D:'. Reverse has a picture of St George, astride a horse, skewering a dragon with the date below the picture. Quite worn. 1969-17/3 coin Milled silver crown (5/-) of George V, silver jubilee commemorative issue, dated 1935. Obverse has a bare head of the king facing missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 left. It reads 'GEORGIVS V. DG. BRITT: OMN: REX. FD. IND: IMP:'. Reverse has a picture of St George, astride a horse with sword raised. There is a dragon below the picture. It reads 'CROWN / 1935'. The edge of the coin has the legend 'DECUS ET TUTAMEN . ANNO REGNI XXV' in incuse lettering. Somewhat worn. 1969-17/4 coin Milled silver crown (5/-) of George VI, coronation commemorative issue, dated 1937. Obverse has a bare head of the king facing missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 left. It reads 'GEORGIVS VI D : G : BRITT : OMN : REX'. Reverse has the coat of arms of England, complete with ground, motto and supporters. It reads 'FID : DEF : / : IND : IMP / CROWN : 1937.'. Somewhat worn. 1969-29/1 coin Milled cupro-nickel crown (5/-) of Elizabeth II, second issue, dated 1960. Obverse has a laureate bust of the queen facing right. It missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 reads 'ELIZABETH II DEI GRATIA REGINA F.D. / FIVE SHILLINGS'. Reverse has four shields arranged in a cross (two shields of England, one of Scotland and one of Ireland) around a central crown. The interstices between the shields have the national symbols - a rose at the top, a thistle to the left, a shamrock to the right and a leek at the bottom. The date '19/60' is at the bottom, divided by the leek. Slightly worn. 1969-29/2 coin Coin; 1936 shilling missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1969-39/1 coin Milled silver crown (5/-) of Victoria, jubilee coinage, dated 1887. Obverse has a crowned bust of the queen facing left. It reads missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 'VICTORIA D: G: / BRITT: REG: F: D:'. Reverse has a picture of St George, astride a horse, skewering a dragon with the date below the picture. Quite worn. 1969-39/2 coin Milled silver crown (5/-) of George VI, coronation commemorative issue, dated 1937. Obverse has a bare head of the king facing missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 left. It reads 'GEORGIVS VI D : G : BRITT : OMN : REX'. Reverse has the coat of arms of England, complete with ground, motto and supporters. It reads 'FID : DEF : / : IND : IMP / CROWN : 1937.'. Somewhat worn. 1969-52/6C medal Medal worn by a member of the United Ancient Order of Druids. Large white metal medal with piercing and suspension ring but no missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 ribbon. The obverse has the draped bust of a bearded druid, left. It reads 'UNITED ANCIENT ORDER OF DRUIDS' around the edge. The reverse has a shield with three oak trees on it in teh centre, surrounded by a ribbon or sash with a star-shaped medal hanging from it. This is flanked by two full-length figures. The left-hand figure is wearing only a loin cloth and is holding a spear with a severed head on its shaft and a shield. The right-hand figure is wearing a long hooded robe and holding what looks like a shepherd's crook. There is a third figure above the central shield, this time only shown from the waist up. This figure is holding a club in its right hand and an oak tree in its left hand. There is a banner below the design which reads 'UNITED / TO / ASSIST'. The maker's name 'MILLS.D.BIRM.' is in tiny letters in exergue. Hardly worn.

page 14 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name BriefDescription Location Box 1969-52/6D medal Medal issued in 1846 to commemorate the repealing of the Corn Laws. Large, circular, white metal medal with no piercing. The missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 obverse has a man with a twisted sword aloft, stopping a destitute family from reaching a boat laden with provisions. It reads 'CORN MONOPOLY A NATION'S CURSE' around the top and 'THOU HAST WITHHOLDEN / BREAD FROM THE / HUNGRY / JOB 22.C:V.V.' in exergue. The artist's details are in tiny letters to the right. The reverse has a picture of a family unloading a boat of provisions, with a factory and shipping in the background. It reads 'FREE TRADE THE / PEOPLE'S RIGHT'S' in exergue with the medalist's details below. 1969-52/6E medal Medal issued in 1846 to commemorate the repealing of the Corn Laws. Large, circular, copper alloy medal with no piercing. The missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 obverse has a man with a twisted sword aloft, stopping a destitute family from reaching a boat laden with provisions. It reads 'CORN MONOPOLY A NATION'S CURSE' around the top and 'THOU HAST WITHHOLDEN / BREAD FROM THE / HUNGRY / JOB 22.C:V.V.' in exergue. The artist's details are in tiny letters to the right. The reverse has a picture of a family unloading a boat of provisions, with a factory and shipping in the background. It reads 'FREE TRADE THE / PEOPLE'S RIGHT'S' in exergue with the medalist's details below. 1969-95 coin Two 50 new pence; issued 14.10.1969 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1969-991 coin Silver and cupro-nickel half crowns; 30 of various dates 1929-1948; one each 1929, 1931, 1933, 1937, 1938; two each 1932, 1936, missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1939, 1940, 1941, 1942, 1943, 1944, 1945, 1946, 1947, 1948 1969-995/2 medal Medal issued in 1916 commemorating the victory against the German navy at the Battle of Jutland. White metal medal with no missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 piercing. The obverse has two large, horizontal oval pictures of sinking ships, within knotted rope borders. The upper one reads '28 AUG 1914 / 'MAINZ' SINKING' and the lower one reads '24 JAN 1915 / 'BLUCHER' SINKING'. There are two smaller, horizontal ovals with undamaged ships, one to either side, superimposed over the rope borders of the main pictures. The lefthand oval reads 'LION' and the righthand oval reads 'ARETHUSA'. There is a standard behind each small picture with a flag at the top and a banner around the bottom. The standard behind the Lion reads 'BEATTY' in its banner and the standard behind the Arethusa reads 'TYRWHITT' in its banner. The reverse has an oak wreath border, within which the inscription is written in lines. It reads 'MAY 31, 1916 / THE / GERMAN FLEET / ATTACKED OFF THE COAST / OF JUTLAND AND DRIVEN BACK / INTO PORT WITH HEAVY LOSS. / ADMIRAL SIR JOHN JELLICOE / COMMANDER IN CHIEF / VICE ADMIRAL SIR DAVID BEATTY / COMMANDING / BATTLE CRUISER / FLEET.'. Both faces have the manufacturers' details 'SPINK & SON 1916' in tiny letters in exergue. Hardly worn. 1970-121 coin Milled cupro-nickel crown (5/-) of George VI, Festival of Britain issue, dated 1951. Obverse has a bare head of the king facing left. missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 It reads 'GEORGIVS VI D:G:BR:OMN:REX F:D: / FIVE SHILLINGS'. Reverse has a picture of St George, astride a horse, skewering a dragon. The date is beneath. There is a further inscription in incuse letters around the edge of the coin. It reads 'MDCCCLI CIVIUM INDUSTRIA FLORET CIVITAS MCMLI'. Virtually unworn. 1970-216 coin Silver dollar, 1963, Canada missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1970-284 coin Milled silver crown (5/-) of Victoria, young head coinage, gothic type, dated 1847. Obverse has a crowned bust of the queen, with missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 her hair in a looped plait, facing left. The inscription is in gothic lettering and reads 'Victoria dei gratia / britanniar.reg:f:d.'. Reverse has a cross of four crowned shields (two shields of England, one of Scotland and one of Ireland) surrounding a central radiate garter star. There are two roses, a thistle, and a shamrock in the interstices between the shields and the whole is in a tressure of arches. The crowns divide the legend. It reads 'tueatur / unita.deus / anno dom / mdcccxlvii'. The edge of the coin has the words 'decus . et . tutamen . anno . regni . undecimo' with rose stops. Slightly worn and somewhat tarnished. 1970-287/6 medal Medal presented to children of the penny bank, Jubilee of Derby Co-operative Provident Society, 1900 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1970-297/3 coin Silver threepence 1795 and silver Maundy threepence 1784 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1972-509 token Derbyshire silver shilling token, 19th century; obverse view of Peterborough Cathedral; reverse Derby, Leicester, Northampton etc missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1972-565 token Derbyshire token, Richard Lister missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012

page 15 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name BriefDescription Location Box 1973-816 medal Medallion issued in 1789 to commemorate the restoration to health of King George III. Small, struck, gilt copper alloy medallion. The missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 obverse has a laureate bust of the king facing right. It reads 'GEORGIVS III DEI GRATIA' around the edge. The reverse has a crown within a wreath formed of two laurel branches. It reads 'HAIL BRITAIN HEAVEN RESTORES YOUR KING / 1789' around the edge. Very worn on the obverse, slightly worn on the reverse. Most of the gilt has worn off on the reverse and it is patchy on the obverse. Found in a garden on Allestree Lane, Derby. 1973-880/1 coin Milled cupro-nickel fifty pence piece (50p) of Elizabeth II, dated 1973 and issued to commemorate the accesion to the European missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 Economic Community. Obverse has a crowned bust of the queen facing right. It reads 'ELIZABETH II / D.G.REG.F.D.' Reverse has a design of nine hands, clasped in a circle. '1973 / 50 / PENCE' is printed within the circle of hands. Hardley worn. 1974-22 token Token halfpenny of Duffield, 1669; obverse JOHN MALIN IN HIS HALF PENY (3 lines); reverse DVFFIELD NEAR DARBY M I K missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1669; Reliquary volume 6 (1865-6) p 100 1974-53 coin Struck silver penny of Henry VIII, third coinage. Coin dated to 1544-1547. Minted at York. Obverse shows an elderly bust of the king missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 facing. No initial mark. Inscription reads 'H.[D G].ROSA.SINE[...]' with pellet stops. Reverse has a long cross fourchee over the squared royal shield. The cross divides the legend. It reads 'CIVI/TAS/EBO/RACI'. Quite worn. 1974-988 coin Elizabeth II Australia 50 cent coin, 1970; reverse, outline of Australia with Captain Cook and date 1770 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1976-369/1 coin Silver half crown of Edward VII, 1907 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1976-369/2 coin Silver florin of Edward VII, 1906 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1976-378 coin Two sets of Guernsey decimal coinage 50p - half penny missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1976-389/2.1 medal Medal issued in 1897 to commemorate the diamond jubilee of Queen Victoria. Small copper alloy medal. The obverse has four missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 conjoined heads facing left, Victoria crowned and veiled at the front with her son, grandson and great-grandson behind. There is a radiant crown above and a wreath of laurel and palm below. It reads 'FOUR GENERATIONS OF THE / BRITISH ROYAL FAMILY' around the edge with '1897' in exergue. The reverse has a radiant crown above three shields - the harp of Ireland to the left, the three leopards of England in the centre and the lion rampant of Scotland to the right. They are above a crossed branch of rose, thistle and shamrock. It reads 'THE DIAMOND JUBILEE' around the inner circle and 'TO COMMEMORATE THE 60TH YEAR OF HER MAJESTY'S REIGN / 1837-97' around the edge. Somewhat worn. 1976-389/2.2 medal Medal issued in 1897 to commemorate the diamond jubilee of Queen Victoria. Small copper alloy medal. The obverse has four missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 conjoined heads facing left, Victoria crowned and veiled at the front with her son, grandson and great-grandson behind. There is a radiant crown above and a wreath of laurel and palm below. It reads 'FOUR GENERATIONS OF THE / BRITISH ROYAL FAMILY' around the edge with '1897' in exergue. The reverse has a radiant crown above three shields - the harp of Ireland to the left, the three leopards of England in the centre and the lion rampant of Scotland to the right. They are above a crossed branch of rose, thistle and shamrock. It reads 'THE DIAMOND JUBILEE' around the inner circle and 'TO COMMEMORATE THE 60TH YEAR OF HER MAJESTY'S REIGN / 1837-97' around the edge. Very worn. 1976-392 coin States of Jersey coins; two sets of decimal coinage 50p 10p 5p 2p 1p 0.5p; two sets in cases of 1966 proof coins, two coins of each missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1/12 of a shilling and 1/4 shilling in each case 1976-410/1 coin Milled cupro-nickel decimal crown (25p) of Elizabeth II, silver wedding commemorative issue, dated 1972. Obverse has a crowned missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 and draped bust of the queen facing right. The inscription starts at the top and reads 'ELIZABETH II / D.G.REG.F.D.'. Reverse has the letters 'E P' beneath a crown, surrounded by sprigs of foliage and with a little cupid between. It reads 'ELIZABETH AND PHILIP / 20 NOVEMBER. 1947-1972'. Uncirculated - virtually unworn. 1976-410/2 coin Milled cupro-nickel decimal crown (25p) of Elizabeth II, silver wedding commemorative issue, dated 1972. Obverse has a crowned missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 and draped bust of the queen facing right. The inscription starts at the top and reads 'ELIZABETH II / D.G.REG.F.D.'. Reverse has the letters 'E P' beneath a crown, surrounded by sprigs of foliage and with a little cupid between. It reads 'ELIZABETH AND PHILIP / 20 NOVEMBER. 1947-1972'. Slight stain to bottom left of reverse design. Uncirculated - virtually unworn.

page 16 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name BriefDescription Location Box 1977-640/1 coin Milled cupro-nickel decimal crown (25p) of Elizabeth II, silver jubilee issue, dated 1977. Obverse has a portrait of the queen astride missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 a horse, riding left. It reads 'ELIZABETH.II / DG.REG / FD / 1977'. Reverse has a central design of the coronation regalia - the spoon and ampulla (in the form of an eagle). The design is shown in a crowned roundel and surrounded by a foliate border. Uncirculate - virtually unworn. 1977-640/2 coin Milled cupro-nickel decimal crown (25p) of Elizabeth II, silver jubilee issue, dated 1977. Obverse has a portrait of the queen astride missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 a horse, riding left. It reads 'ELIZABETH.II / DG.REG / FD / 1977'. Reverse has a central design of the coronation regalia - the spoon and ampulla (in the form of an eagle). The design is shown in a crowned roundel and surrounded by a foliate border. Uncirculate - virtually unworn. 1977-726/12 token Series of thin, pressed out tokens of sheet metal, tinned, issued by Titus Ward & Co Ltd; denominations 1d x 5; 2d x 9; 3d x 6; 4d x missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 9; 5d x 9; 6d x 13; 7d x 10; 8d x 16; 9d x 15; 10d x 6; 11d x 12; 1s x 6; 2s x 6; also 2 brass tokens 'Payantake Store' 1977-882/4 medal Medal issued in 1838 to commemorate the coronation of Queen Victoria. Struck, copper alloy medal with rolled rim around the edge. missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 The obverse has the bust of the queen facing left, wearing a 'bandeau' crown. It reads 'HER MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY VICTORIA' around the edge. The reverse has a crown in the centre with radiating lines leading from it. It is within a circular border of roses, thistles and shamrocks. It reads 'BORN MAY 24 1819' in exergue and 'ASCENDED THE BRITISH THRONE JUNE 20 1837' around the edge. The final inscription 'CROWNED JUNE 28 1838' is around the central design, between the radiating lines and the foliate border.Somewhat worn. The medal has been pierced with a circular hole at the top, suggesting that it was worn as jewellery. 1978-12 token Derby token of George Wild, tea merchant, Derby; obv head of Victoria 1852, rev 12; token would buy one ounce of tea missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1978-181/1 coin George V half crown, 1930; 4th coinage, debased silver; low mintage year, only 809,051 minted missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1978-181/2 coin George V florin, 1932; 4th coinage, debased silver; low mintage year, only 717,041 minted missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1978-181/3 coin Elizabeth II penny, 1953; first issue with title BRIT OMN; bronze, only issued with Royal Mint set in plastic envelope; 1,308,400 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 minted 1978-301/1 token 2 penny token, Derby Corporation Omnibus Dept; one white metal, octagonal shape missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1978-301/2 token 1 twopenny token, Derby Corporation Omnibus Dept; one brass, oval shape missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1978-301/3 token 2 threepenny tokens, Derby Corporation Omnibus Dept; brass triangular shape missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1978-301/4 token 3 sixpenny tokens, Derby Corporation Omnibus Dept; brass, round missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1978-301/5 coin George V farthing, 1925, copper missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1978-301/6 coin Elizabeth II threepenny piece, 1960, cupro-nickel missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1978-301/7 coin Elizabeth II penny, 1966, copper missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1978-946/24 group record Collection of foreign coins missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1978-965 group record Collection of coins. Including one USA dollar 'Liverty' 1776-1976, One USA quarter dollar 'Liberty' 1776-1976 and a single Cent missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 copper 1854 1978-993/1 token 3 transport tokens, National Transport 5p missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1978-993/2 token 18 transport tokens, National Transport 3p missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1978-993/3 token 2 transport tokens, National Transport 2p missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1979-364/51 medal Circular tin medal 'Derby Sunday School Union / Awarded to Member of Successful Choir / 1893 Choir Competition'; in case missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1979-402 token Token; obv 'The Great Drury Lane Drama', centre two ships; rev 'The Augustus Harris Coy' 1888 The Armada 1588 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012

page 17 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name BriefDescription Location Box 1979-533/3 medal 3 White metal medallion; 1900 Derby Co-op Jubilee 1850-1900; presented to children of the Penny Bank. One of which has a metal missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 ring at the top 1979-579 token Derby trade token; 'S Bennett wholesale tea dealer 42 and 43 St Peter's St Derby' c 1850-80 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1980-763/3 token 19th century trade token, obv '2 ', rev 'C Robinson and Sons Nuneaton' missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1980-784/2 coin Milled silver halfcrown (2/6) of George VI, first coinage, dated 1938. Obverse has a bare head of the king facing left. It reads missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 'GEORGIVS VI D : G : BR : OMN : REX'. Reverse has a large concave-sided shield. There is a device showing two capital letters 'G' entwined beneath a crown to either side of the shield. The coin reads 'FID : DEF / IND : IMP / HALF CROWN 1938'. Somewhat worn. 1980-838/1 coin Milled cupro-nickel decimal crown (25p) of Elizabeth II, Queen Mother 80th birthday commemorative issue, dated 1980. Obverse missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 has a crowned and draped bust of the queen facing right. The inscription starts at the top and reads 'ELIZABETH II / D.G.REG.F.D.'. Reverse has a small, crowned head of HRH Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother in the centre, surrounded by a cross of four griffins interspersed with twelve bows. The whole design has a backdrop of little shield shapes. It reads 'QUEEN ELIZABETH THE QUEEN MOTHER / AUGUST 4TH 1980'. Uncirculated - virtually unworn. 1980-838/2 coin Milled cupro-nickel decimal crown (25p) of Elizabeth II, Queen Mother 80th birthday commemorative issue, dated 1980. Obverse missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 has a crowned and draped bust of the queen facing right. The inscription starts at the top and reads 'ELIZABETH II / D.G.REG.F.D.'. Reverse has a small, crowned head of HRH Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother in the centre, surrounded by a cross of four griffins interspersed with twelve bows. The whole design has a backdrop of little shield shapes. It reads 'QUEEN ELIZABETH THE QUEEN MOTHER / AUGUST 4TH 1980'. Uncirculated - virtually unworn. 1980-884 token 4 local brass tokens; 2 Derby Corporation Omnibus of which one is octagonal 1 in 1d and the other is round 0.9375 in 1.5d; 2 Hudson missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 Bros Burton Ltd Wholesale Fruit Market, Burton on Trent 1.125 in 1s 1980-918/6 medal Mayor's Coronation medallion in silver with original box with compliments slip; uncirculated, proof missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1981-111/15.1 token Victorian copper alloy gaming token of the 'To Hanover' type. Obverse has picture of mounted rider, heading right, his horse rearing missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 above a dragon. The rider represents the Duke of Cumberland. The inscription "TO HANOVER" is above and the date 1838 is in exergue. Reverse has a young profile head of Queen Victoria, left. The inscription is too worn to read. 1981-111/15.2 token Small Victorian copper alloy gaming token of the 'To Hanover' type. Obverse has picture of mounted rider, heading right, his horse missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 rearing above a dragon with two heads. The rider represents the Duke of Cumberland. The inscription "TO HANOVER" is above and the date 1837 is in exergue. The design on the obverse is very crude. Reverse has a young profile head of Queen Victoria, left. It reads "VICTORIA / REGINA". The design on the reverse is of much higher quality than the obverse. 1981-111/15.3 token Victorian copper alloy gaming token of the 'To Hanover' type. Obverse has picture of mounted rider, heading right, his horse rearing missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 above a three-headed dragon. The rider represents the Duke of Cumberland. The inscription "TO HANOVER" is above and the date 1837 is in exergue. Reverse has a young profile head of Queen Victoria, left. It reads "VICTORIA QUEEN OF / GREAT BRIT". There are a few peck marks on the reverse. 1981-111/15.4 token Victorian copper alloy gaming token of the 'To Hanover' type. Obverse has picture of mounted rider, heading right, his horse rearing missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 above a three-headed dragon. The rider represents the Duke of Cumberland. The inscription "TO HA[NO]VER" is above and the date is in exergue. This would normally read 1837 or 1838 but here the last digit is missing so it just has 183. There are a number of quite deep punch marks across the head of the rider and obscuring some of the inscription. Reverse has a young profile head of Queen Victoria, left. It reads "VICTORIA QUEEN OF GREAT BRIT". There seems to be a date below the bust but it is quite worn. It possibly reads 1861. The token has a decorative milled edge.

page 18 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name BriefDescription Location Box 1981-148/1 coin Commemorative coin celebrating the marriage of Charles, Price of Wales with Lady Diana Spencer on 29th July 1981. Large cupro- missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 nickel crown of Elizabeth II dated 1981, in presentation case. The obverse has a draped and crowned bust from behind of the queen facing right. It reads 'ELIZABETH II / D.G.REG.F.D.'. The reverse has the heads of Charles and Diana facing left. It reads 'H.R.H. THE PRINCE OF WALES AND LADY DIANA SPENCER / 1981'. The coin is held in a red acetate sheath, embossed in silver with 'H.R.H. THE PRINCE OF WALES / ROYAL WEDDING COMMEMORATIVE CROWN / JULY 29TH 1981 / LADY DIANA SPENCER' with the three feathers of the Prince of Wales in either top corner. The whole is presented in a square, colourless, transparent acetate presentation box. 1981-148/2 coin Commemorative coin celebrating the marriage of Charles, Price of Wales with Lady Diana Spencer on 29th July 1981. Large cupro- missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 nickel crown of Elizabeth II dated 1981, in presentation case. The obverse has a draped and crowned bust from behind of the queen facing right. It reads 'ELIZABETH II / D.G.REG.F.D.'. The reverse has the heads of Charles and Diana facing left. It reads 'H.R.H. THE PRINCE OF WALES AND LADY DIANA SPENCER / 1981'. The coin is held in a red acetate sheath, embossed in silver with 'H.R.H. THE PRINCE OF WALES / ROYAL WEDDING COMMEMORATIVE CROWN / JULY 29TH 1981 / LADY DIANA SPENCER' with the three feathers of the Prince of Wales in either top corner. The whole is presented in a square, colourless, transparent acetate presentation box. 1981-228 token 6 tokens each the same size and weight of 1d; 5 in aluminium-bronze, all inc: obv. crude representation of Sampson demolishing missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 the temple; inscription around 'NO VALUE / PROPERTY OF Craven, MaxwellHINE' rev centre fig l enlozenged in 4 oak leaves 'LOANED FOR AMUSEMENT ONLY'- (all 5 tokens found as a group) ; one in aluminium, obv poorly struck, head facing r 'T NELSON DOWNS / KING OF KOINS / 1904'; rev view of outstretched palm with coins in 'THE T NELSON DOWNS /PALMING COINS / FOREIGN'- (found on its own); all 1945-67 period 1981-313/1 token Breaston Co-operative Society Ltd 10 shilling copper token missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1981-313/2 token Draycott and Wilne Working Men's Co-operative Society Ltd 1 shilling, 6d, 3d and 1d tokens missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1981-945/1 token Unofficial token, Di 28 mm; obverse map of France as a human foot 'France / Honor / Throne / Glory / Religion' within square with missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 'Five' diagonally across the four corners; in the exergues 'A / Map / of / France / 17...'; reverse, edged with wreath, garter-style sunburst within, overscribed 'May / Great Britain / Ever Remain / The / Reverse' 1982-334/46 medal Medal in own case, 'Burton upon Trent Middle Class School Form III History' missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1982-335 coin Milled cupro-nickel one pound (£1) coin of Elizabeth II, Jersey commemorative issue, dated 1981. The coin is squared with rounded missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 off corners. The obverse has a draped and crowned young bust of the queen facing right. The inscription is written in a circle around the portrait and reads 'QUEEN ELIZABETH THE SECOND / BAILIWICK OF JERSEY'. The reverse has the arms of Jersey (a crowned shield with three lions guardant passant) over a saltire cross. The dates 1781 and 1981 are to either side. It reads 'ONE POUND / BICENTENARY OF THE BATTLE OF JERSEY'. The edge has simple vertical hatching. 1982-387/5 badge Derby county badge in the shape of a crown embossed 'THE KINGS', there is a blue and white circular badge stuck on the front missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 with 'THE RAMS/DERBY COUNTY'. There is no mention of Litchfield or Dr Johnson. 1982-387/8.1 token fruit machine token (BELL-FRUIT Ltd NOTTINGHAM); missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1982-387/8.2 medal Medal or token issued in 1972 to commemorate the centenary of the FA Cup football competition. Small, circular, white metal medal missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 with no piercing. The obverse of the coin has a banner at the top reading 'F.A.CUP' and another at the bottom reading '1872 / CENTENARY / 1972'. The inscription across the centre is '1927 / ARSENAL' and there are laurel branches to either side. The reverse has an ornamented shield above a scarf banner. The shield is quartered and has a disc across the centre line between the two top quarters. There is a bird, possibly a swallow, flying diagonally down to the left across the shield. The lower quarters are marked 'F / C'. The scarf reads 'CARDIFF CITY'. Excellent condition. 1982-411 coin Set of UK uncirculated coins, Elizabeth II decimal second issue 1982, in Post Office / [Royal] Mint gift pack missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1982-423 token One current 10p aluminium OAPs' bus token issued on behalf of National Bus Co by Trent Motor Traction, 1982; Di 21.5 mm missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1982-431 coin Three 1d pieces; two halfpennies, one of 1854; one brass 3d piece missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012

page 19 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name BriefDescription Location Box 1982-479 coin Cupro nickel one penny piece British West Africa 1936 Edward VIII; Di 30 mm missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1982-510/9 coin 5 coins missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1983-667/(4) token Aluminium Derby Corporation 1.5d bus token missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1983-710/4 medal Medal issued in 1935 to commemorate the silver jubilee of George V. Small, light, white metal medal, suspended from a steel safety missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 pin. The pin is still attached to the original display card from when the medal was bought. The obverse has conjoined crowned busts of the king and queen facing left. It reads 'H.M. GEORGE V R.&I. / H.M. MARY, QUEEN' around the edge. The reverse has 'BORN, 3RD JUNE 1865 / MARRIED, 6TH JULY 1893 / ASCENDED THRONE, 1910 / CROWNED, 22 JUNE 1911' in lines with the arms of Britain above and sprigs of rose, thistle and shamrock below. There is an outer circle which reads 'TO COMMEMORATE THE SILVER JUBILEE OF KING GEORGE V & QUEEN MARY, MAY 1935'. It also reads 'MADE IN / ENGLAND' in tiny letters around the inner edge of the inner circle. The display card is of white cardboard, laminated on the front and printed in gold with curling floral motifs up both sides. It reads 'Warranted / FINEST QUALITY - ENGLISH MAKE'. Virtually unworn. 1983-741 coin Milled cupro-nickel decimal twenty pence piece (20p) of Elizabeth II, Guernsey issue, dated 1982. Heptagonal coin. The obverse missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 has the arms of Guernsey - three lions passant guardant in a shield surmounted by a sprig of leaves. It reads S'BALLIVIE INSVLE DE GERNEREYE in a circular belt around the shield. The reverse has a picture of a pot-bellied tankard. It reads 'TWENTY 20 PENCE / 1982'. The edge is plain. Hardly worn. 1983-788 medal Pewter medallion commemorating the coronation of George VI and Queen Elizabeth in 1937; Di 44 mm, thickness 3.5 mm; obverse missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 conjoined and crowned busts, 'KING GEORGE VI [AND] QUEEN ELIZABETH'; reverse standing female figure Britannia (?) holding flagpole vertically in left hand with Union Jack, witharcade behind and ship on left and St Pauls Cathedral on right beyond, 'CROWNED [AD 1937]'; seriously edge knocked and drilled at 12 0 clock 1983-812 medal Silver medal in original case, made by W J Carroll of London; obverse 'Dunlop / Jubilee / International / Motor / Cycle Races / missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 Donington / August 27.1938', below, a motorcyclist on track; reverse, a symbolic tree bearing dates 1888-1938, 'DUN / LOP' either side of trunk which grows out of a label '50 Years of Growth'; assayed on edge, Birmingham 1938; Di 35 mm; given to donor's grandfather who worked as a mechanic at Donington Park 1983-846/5 medal Medal issued in 1897 to commemorate the diamond jubilee of Queen Victoria. Small white metal medal. The obverse has a crowned missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 and veiled bust of the aged queen facing left. It reads 'VICTORIA REGINA / ET IMPERATRIX' around the edge. The reverse has the full arms of Britain with 'IN COMMEMORATION' around the top. It has 'VICTORIA / 1837-1897' below, within a wreath of laurel and oak. Very good condition. 1983-859 coin Boulton and Watt 2nd issue style half penny, worn blank, pierced and stamped on the obverse in well serifed letters 'CUNT' [or missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 'OUNT' ?] 1983-873 coin 2 modern uncirculated Spanish coins; cupro nickel 5 peseta World Cup 1982 issue, dated 1980; yellow metal 1 peseta World Cup missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1982 issue, dated 1980; said by donor to have been dug up at Beaufort Street School 1983-913/38 match Match holder, Football Association souvenir missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1983-913/56 medal Medal issued in 1937 to commemorate the proposed coronation of Edward VIII. White metal medal, pierced at the top and hung missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 from a striped red, white and blue medal ribbon. The obverse has the crowned bust of the king facing right. It reads 'H.M. KING EDWARD VIII' around the edge. The reverse has a shield at the top, between two laurel leaves. A banner below the shield reads 'ASCENDED THRONE 20TH JAN 1936'. The rest of the inscription is in lines beneath, reading 'TO COMMEMORATE THE / CORONATION OF / KING EDWARD VIII / AT / WESTMINSTER ABBEY / 12TH MAY 1937'. It also reads 'BRITISH / MADE' in tiny letters around the top edge of the reverse. Hardly worn.

page 20 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name BriefDescription Location Box 1983-958/23 medal Medal issued in 1911 to commemorate the coronation of George V. Small copper alloy medal, suspended from a red, white and missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 blue medal ribbon with a copper alloy safety-style pin. The ribbon and pin appear original. The obverse has conjoined busts of the king and queen facing left. George is to the fore and is bareheaded and in a military jacket. Mary is behind wearing a high tiara. It reads 'KING GEORGE V / QUEEN MARY' around the edge. The reverse has a crown between the initials 'G / R' with 'TO COMMEMORATE / THE CORONATION OF / H.M. KING GEORGE V / AND H.M. QUEEN MARY / 1911' in lines below. It also reads 'STRVCK BY THE MAKERS OF ELECT COCOA' around the edge. Quite worn. 1984-86 token Token 'Full St Baths Monthly'; rev '117' missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1984-97/1 token Bronze 27 mm 'O G and Co', rev '4 1/2d No_'; condition VF missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1984-97/2 token Brass 25 mm 'Derby Corporation / Omnibus / Dept / 3p / 3p Prepaid'; uniface, square piercing, condition GF missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1984-97/3 token Brass 28 mm octagonal 'Derby Corporation / Public Libraries / 18'; uniface, round piercing, centrally enhanced, condition GVF missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1984-97/4 token Bronze 18.5 mm 'The Allwin / 670', rev '1', toothed border; condition GF missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1984-112/2 medal Medal issued in 1913 commemorating the fiftieth anniversary of the founding of the Co-operative Wholesale Society. Medium gilt missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 copper alloy medal with integral pierced lug with ring but no ribbon. The obverse has a bust, three quarters left, of John Shillito in a suit and tie. It reads 'JOHN SHILLITO / PRESIDENT C.W.S.' around the edge. The reverse has a wheat sheaf in the centre with a spade to the left and a sickle to the right. There is a banner across the middle of these items which reads 'LABOUR / AND / WAIT'. There is a rectangular plaque below the design reading 'JUBILEE' with the dates '1863 - 1913' below. It reads 'CO-OPERATIVE WHOLESALE SOCIETY LIMITED' around the edge. Somewhat worn and very tarnished. 1984-128/5 coin Milled silver sixpence (6d) of Victoria, decorated with inlay on the reverse. Coin is of the old head coinage, dated 1897. The obverse missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 has a crowned and veiled bust of the queen facing left. The inscription starts at the bottom left and reads 'VICTORIA.DEI.GRA.BRITT.REGINA.FID.DEF.IND.IMP'. The reverse has the denomination 'SIX / PENCE' beneath a crown, within a wreath of a palm frond and oak leaves. The date is beneath. The design on the reverse has been chiselled out and then inlaid with coloured stone: green for the foliage, white for the crown, red for the bar at the base of the crown and black for the lettering. Much of the green inlay is now missing but the rest is in good condition. 1984-128/11 coin Miniature notebook missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1984-188 coin Milled cupro-nickel fifty pence piece (50p) of Elizabeth II, dated 1973 and issued to commemorate the accesion to the European missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 Economic Community. Obverse has a crowned bust of the queen facing right. It reads 'ELIZABETH II / D.G.REG.F.D.' Reverse has a design of nine hands, clasped in a circle. '1973 / 50 / PENCE' is printed within the circle of hands. Slightly worn. 1984-289/1 token 2 bronze penny fruit machine tokens missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1984-289/4 token 2 Derby tokens; one octagonal penny tramways; one round penny-halfpenny omnibus, both uniface missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1984-289/5 token Royal Arsenal Co-operative Society two pound token missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1984-289/7 medal Medal issued in 1902 to commemorate the coronation of Edward VII. Small copper alloy medal with integral suspension loop at the missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 top. The obverse has conjoined, crowned busts of the king and queen facing right. It reads 'KING EDWARD VII AND QUEEN ALEXANDRA' around the edge. The reverse has a wreath of oak with a flag draped over it. The flag is quartered with the arms of Britain. It reads 'CROWNED / 26. JUNE / 1902' above. Rather worn. 1984-983 token Octagonal 1d Derby Omnibus token missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1985-110 medal Medal issued in 1919 to commemorate peace at the end of World War I. Pressed tin cross-shaped medal, coated to look like bronze. missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 The medal is suspended from a red, white and blue medal ribbon with a steel wire safety pin. It has a large central roundel with the conjoined busts of King George V and Queen Mary, both bareheaded and facing left. The busts are within a laurel wreath with 'VICTORY' above and 'PEACE' below. The arms of the cross extend a short way from the central roundel. The top arm reads '1914' and the bottom arm reads '1919'. The left arm has a picture of a soldier and the right arm has a sailor. Hardly worn.

page 21 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name BriefDescription Location Box 1985-209/4 medal Medal issued in 1930 to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the founding of Sunday schools by Robert Raikes. Small, copper missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 alloy medal with an integral cast suspension loop extending from the top. A separate copper alloy link is threaded through the integral loop. The obverse has the clothed bust of Robert Raikes, left. It reads 'ROBERT / RAIKES' around the edge. The reverse has '150TH / ANNIVERSARY / OF / ROBERT RAIKES / FOUNDER OF / SUNDAY SCHOOLS / 1780-1930' in lines with the makers mark 'M.S.S.U.LONDON' in tiny letters in exergue. Slightly tarnished. 1985-279/31 coin Probable gaming token of late 19th century date. Imitation one third guinea of George III. The token is of a base metal, probably missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 copper alloy, which has been gilded to look like a gold coin. The obverse has a laureate head of George III, facing right. It reads 'GEORGIVS III DEI GRATIA'. The reverse has a crown in the centre and reads 'MAG.BRI.FR.ET.HIB.REX./1798'. Somewhat worn 1986-696/1 medal Medal issued in 1937 to commemorate the coronation of Edward VIII. Small, very light, white metal medal with integral circular missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 suspension loop at top. The obverse has a crowned bust of the king facing right. It reads 'H.M. EDWARD VIII. / KING AND EMPEROR.' around the edge. The reverse has a border formed of 7 shields of various types, the top one being the shield of Britain. They are interspersed with sprigs of various plants, including rose, thistle and shamrock. It reads 'BIRTH 23.6.1894 / P. OF WALES 13.7.1911 / ACCESSION 20.1.1936 / CORONATION / 12TH MAY 1937' in lines within the border. It also reads 'MADE IN / ENGLAND' in tiny letters in exergue. Hardly worn. 1986-702/5 coin French copper coin 5 or 10 cents of Third Republic; obverse head of Liberty, reverse illegible; coin cut with shears leaving it kite- missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 shaped; found in Alfreton Park, 1984 1986-828/4 token Cupro-nickel Bell Fruit token, 'J' in centre, Nottingham; Di 18 mm missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1986-828/5 medal Religious medal from the Church of the Holy Rosary, Pompeii. Small, circular, copper alloy medal with integral suspension loop in missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 the perpendicular plane to the medal. The obverse has Mary seated, with the infant Jesus on her knee. Both have crowns hovering above their heads and the pair are enclosed in an arch of stars. Mary is leaning down to the right towards a kneeling woman in a nun's habit, with a halo, while Jesus is offering a rosary to a man kneeling to the left, also with a halo. The inscription reads "M. SS. DEL ROSARIO / IN POMPEI". The reverse has a picture of the church with the inscription "LA CHIESA DEL ROSARIO IN POMPEI". Quite fine; hardly worn. 1987-109/8 brooch Copper tie stick pin with large white faceted stone surrounded by 8, originally 10, blue stones, in original box. missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1987-109/12 pendant Masonic gold pendant (15 ct. assayed Birmingham 1918) fretted and chip-carved. Inscribed 'E.J. Allington, 21st Dec. 1918', in ring missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 box, marked 'C.A. Mills, Jeweller, 211, Normanton Road, Derby'. 1987-109/13 medal Masonic medal, grey matt on AE(?) 30 mm. Obv. head of H.R.H.- Duke of Connaught on rose; Rev. arms of Grand Lodge of England, missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 in exergue 1717-1917. Legend 'H.R.H. The Duke of Connaught M.W.G.M. 1917', made by Spencer, London, in original box. Ribbon and suspender with pin. 1987-127/44 badge Derby Cooperative Society lapel badge, blue enamel on brass, 'Retired Employees Association'. Bold Lane room 20 cabinet 3 drawer 14 21.6.2012 1987-278 token Cupro-nickel token for access to car park at Derby Station, from 1986; issued with rail ticket; obv 'double arrow' British Rail logo; rev missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 'BRITISH RAIL' across centre; diameter 24 mm 1987-364 medal Medal awarded at the Great Exhibition of 1851. Large, chunky, copper alloy medal with no piercing. The obverse has a bareheaded missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 head of Prince Albert (consort of Queen Victoria), left. It reads 'H.R.H. PRINCE ALBERT PRESIDENT OF THE ROYAL COMMISSION' around the edge. The reverse has a laurel wreath surrounding the words 'FOR / SERVICES'. It reads 'EXHIBITION OF THE WORKS OF INDUSTRY OF ALL NATIONS. / MDCCCLI.' around the edge. The outer edge of the medal is stamped with the details of the recipient 'JOSEPH [LYN]DALL R.S.[M.]' Somewhat worn and very battered. 1987-407 token Token; 17th century Derby token; bronze half penny 'Edward Denty 1/2d 1667 Queen's Head MD No 60'; fair missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1987-566 token Derbyshire token; obv 'HENRY SALE MERCER // HIS HALF PENNY'; rev 'ECKINGTON 1669'; Fairbout R3, Dickinson 101 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1988-219/1 token Brass bus token, 'DERBY CORPORATION OMNIBUSES // 1 1/2D // PREPAID', rev plain, Di 24 mm; type in use 1932-1971 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012

page 22 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name BriefDescription Location Box 1988-219/2 token Aluminium bus token, circular stamp on octagonal flan 'DERBY CORPORATION OMNIBUSES // 1D // PREPAID', rev plain, Di 27 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 mm; type in use 1932-1971 1988-330/49 badge Corporation badge made of metal probably used as part of cab-driver's uniform. missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1988-330/50 badge Corporation badge made of metal probably used as part of cab-driver's uniform. missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1988-330/51 badge Lapel badge of 'Guy' lorry Manufacturers. Made by Fattorini and Sons Ltd., Bradford House, Birmingham. missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1988-330/53 medal Medal issued in 1935 to commemorate the silver jubilee of George V. Small, white metal and enamel medal, suspended from a red, missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 white and blue medal ribbon with a copper alloy wire pin. The ribbon and pin appear original. The obverse has conjoined crowned busts of the king and queen facing left. It reads 'KING GEORGE V / QUEEN MARY' around the edge of the inner circle. There is an outer circle of red enamel with 'TO COMMEMORATE / 1910 SILVER JUBILEE 1935'. The reverse has 'BORN JUNE 1865 / MARRIED JULY 1893 / ACCESSION MAY 1910 / CROWNED 1911' in lines. Slightly worn 1988-330/61 medal Medal issued in 1880 to commemorate the centenary of the founding of Sunday schools by Robert Raikes. White metal medal, missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 pierced at the top. The obverse has the clothed bust of Robert Raikes, left. It reads 'ROBERT RAIKES FOUNDED SUNDAY SCHOOLS 1780 / CENTENARY 1880' in a border around the edge. The reverse has a biblical scene showing Jesus preaching to a group of 6 adults and 3 children. It reads 'JESUS SAID SUFFER THE LITTLE CHILDREN TO COME UNTO ME AND FORBID THEM NOT FOR OF SUCH IS THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN' around the edge with the reference 'ST. MARK 10.14' in exergue. Slightly worn. 1988-330/62 medal Medal commemorating the centenary of the London Missionary Society in 1895. Large, circular, white metal medal with piercing and missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 suspension loop but no ribbon. The obverse has a picture of a sailing ship with 'THE SHIP DUFF / SAILED FOR SOUTH SEAS / -1796-' in lines below. It reads 'THE CENTENARY OF THE LONDON MISSIONARY SOCIETY.1795-1895.' around the edge. The reverse is quartered with a scene in each segment. The first seems to show four people being burnt alive on a bonfire or similar while other people look on and stoke the fire. The second has a crowd of people watching a figure being hoisted up to be hanged. The third seems to show a large crowd of people, some seated at the front, others standing under huts, listening to or watching a solitary figure standing on the steps of a covered wagon or caravan. The final picture shows two figures with hair queues and oriental dress bowing down before a large idol, possibly of Buddha. It reads '.NEW GUINEA.WEST INDIES.CHINA.SOUTH SEAS.AFRICA.INDIA.MADAGASCAR.MONGOLIA'. round the edge. 1988-330/64 medal Medal issued in 1887 to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the ascension of Queen Victoria to the throne. Large, light, white missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 metal medal, probably an alloy of aluminium. The obverse has the crowned and veiled bust of the queen facing left. It reads 'VICTORIA REGINA' around the edge. The reverse has a strip of ocean with the sun rising (or setting) over it. It has a pair of clasped hands above beneath a banner bearing the word 'FRATERNITY'. There is a radiate crown below the ocean. It reads 'IN COMMEMORATION OF THE JUBILEE REIGN OF H.G.M. QUEEN VICTORIA' around the edge with '1837-1887 / RD 58147' in exergue. The name of the maker 'LEWIS / BIRM.M' is included in the design. The medal is pierced at the top and hung from a yellow medal ribbon. The ribbon is attached to a bright gold-coloured, light metal bar with trilobed terminals. 'W.O.LEWIS / BIRM.M' is stamped on the back of the bar. Hardly worn, although somewhat discoloured. 1989-96 coin Milled nickel-brass two pound coin (£2) of Elizabeth II, 300th anniversary of the Bill of Rights commemorative issue, dated 1989. missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 Obverse has a crowned head of the queen facing right. It reads 'ELIZABETH.II.DEI.GRATIA.REGINA.F.D. / TWO POUNDS'. Reverse has the entwined letters 'W' and 'M' for William and Mary, crowned with St Edward's crown and interlaced with the House of Commons mace. The dates '1689 / 1989' are below. It reads 'TERCENTENARY OF THE BILL OF RIGHTS'. Uncirculated - virtually unworn.

page 23 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name BriefDescription Location Box 1989-213/2 medal Vestment medallion of the Confraternity of the Blessed Sacrament (CBS). Large, chunky, vessica-shaped, copper alloy medallion, missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 most likely for wear as part of the vestments of a member of the CBS. There is an integral suspension loop at the top, with a copper alloy ring through it, although the ribbon or sash to which it was attached is not present. Both faces have moulded decoration. One face has a picture of the crucified Christ with the 'IN/RI' label in a scroll at the top of the cross. There is a radiate sun to the left and a crescent moon to the right of the top of the cross. There is an alpha to the left of the figure and an omega to the right. The inscription around the edge reads 'O lamb of God that takest away the sins of the world' with quatrefoil stops. The other face has the symbol of the CBS - a chalice with a circular cross rising from it, all over a long cross lysee which divides the legend. The inscription reads 'Confraternity / of the Blessed / Sacrament / A.D. 1862'. Very good condition. 1989-215 badge Badge, silver and enamel, 'Derbyshire Royal Infirmary' over three escutcheons with arms of Derbyshire, the Royal family and Derby; missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 reverse inscribed 'Margaret C Herring / 1915 / 83'; pin back 1989-530/1 medal Boxed bronze medallion, Derby 1902 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1989-544 badge Badge; gilt and enamel, Derby Hospitals Carnival immunity badge, 1938 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1989-559/2 medal Silver medal; Derby and District Football League, Division II South, runners up, 1921-22 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1989-559/3 medal Silver medal; Derbyshire Football Association, Medal Competition, runners up, 1921-22 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1990-134 token Token; Derby Corporation Markets, copper alloy uniface, stamped 23; 24 mm diameter missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1990-152/1 coin Milled cupro-nickel new decimal crown (£5) of Elizabeth II, new portrait, Queen Mother 90th birthday commemorative issue, dated missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1990. Obverse has a crowned bust of the queen facing right. It reads 'ELIZABETH.II.DEI.GRATIA.REGINA.F.D. / FIVE POUNDS'. Reverse has two entwined capital letters 'E' with a rose to the left and a thistle to the right, the whole beneath a crown. It reads 'QUEEN ELIZABETH THE QUEEN MOTHER / 1900 / 1990'. Uncirculated - virtually unworn. 1990-152/2 coin Milled cupro-nickel new decimal crown (£5) of Elizabeth II, new portrait, Queen Mother 90th birthday commemorative issue, dated missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1990. Obverse has a crowned bust of the queen facing right. It reads 'ELIZABETH.II.DEI.GRATIA.REGINA.F.D. / FIVE POUNDS'. Reverse has two entwined capital letters 'E' with a rose to the left and a thistle to the right, the whole beneath a crown. It reads 'QUEEN ELIZABETH THE QUEEN MOTHER / 1900 / 1990'. Uncirculated - virtually unworn. 1990-168/3 badge Hospital Carnival badge, 1939; yellow metal and enamel missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1990-174 medal Bronze medallion, 'DERBY CORPORATION ART GALLERY 1882' with VR and buck in ppark on one side, 'INDUSTRIAL ART PRIZE missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 MEDAL' and a classically draped female figure painting at an easel with a Crystal palace type building in the background, awarded to Clement A Turner 1885 - inscribed on edge; boxed 1990-175/2 tally Bronze tally; Ley's Malleable Castings, Derby missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1991-303 medal Medal, boxed bronze prize medal issued by Derby Colege of Further Education and given to 'T L Onions, 2nd Year Full-Time missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 Secretarial Course with A Levels 1981', 38 mm 1992-92 coin Struck silver penny of Henry VI (first reign), long cross type. Coin of 'pinecone-mascle' type dated to 1430-1434. Minted at Durham. missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 Both obverse and reverse have unusual variations of inscription. Obverse shows portrait of king facing with initial mark of 'cross IIIb' type (rather like a cross crosslets). Inscription reads 'HENRICVS/REX/ANGL' with a pinecone stop between the first two words and a mascle stop between the second and third words. Reverse has a long cross pattee dividing the legend with three pellets in each quadrant. It reads 'CIVI/TAS/DVNO/LMI' with a mark after the LMI which might be a crescent contraction mark or might be a crozier end to that limb of the cross. Slightly worn. 1993-103 medal Medal issued around 1775 to commemorate the miniaturist John Smart. Small copper alloy medal, unpierced. The obverse has a missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 bust of John Smart, right, in typical 18th century wig and jacket. It reads 'IOH:SMART / PICT:EFFIG:MINUT:' around the edge. The reverse is plain. Slightly worn.

page 24 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name BriefDescription Location Box 1993-165/3 medal Medal issued in 1927 by the British Empire Union for distribution among children of the Commonwealth on Empire Day. Awarded missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 to Kathleen Henshall for poetry recitation. Copper alloy medal, with integral squared suspension loop and red, white and blue medal ribbon (no pin). The obverse has a bareheaded bust of Edward, Prince of Wales (later briefly Edward VIII, before his abdication) facing left. It reads 'OUR.EMPIRE.PRINCE / 24 MAY 1927' around the edge. The reverse has a picture of an antique galley seen through the central arch of a bridge. The bridge has a statue in niches on both pillars and burning braziers above. The whole scene is below a radiate sun. It reads 'FOR.GOD.KING.AND.EMPIRE'. Hardly worn. 1993-186 medal Bronze medallion issued 1983; 'Herbert Spencer 1820 - 1903' 'Chauvenet'; full face portrait on obverse, design of five skulls and missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 foliage on reverse 1993-209/2 box Presentation box containing two stick pin badges, long service awards presented by Courtaulds, Spondon; gold to Donald Webster, missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 silver to Beryl Webster 1994-26/6 medal Shield-shaped silver medallion with circular blue enamelled central band with gold lettering 'Derby Sunday Schools Amateur F Ball missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 League'; rectangular gold, white and green enamelled Derby crest within circular band; reverse inscribed 'Div IV 1920-21 F Bralby'; assayed Birmingham 1920, maker 'V and S'; 34 mm x 21 mm 1994-26/7 medal Silver medallion, 8-point star with circular blue enamelled central band with gold lettering 'Derby and District New Amateur League'; missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 shield-shaped white, gld and green enamelled Derby crest in centre; suspense ring on the top point; insvribed on reverse 'Winners, 2nd Div Cup'; assayed Birmingham 1922, maker's mark 'V and S'; 34 mm x 31 mm 1994-26/9 medal Shield shaped 9 carat gold medallion, with floral and foliate surrounds, single suspense ring at top; obverse inscribed 'Winners, D missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 C C 1891', reverse 'F Pegg'; assayed Birmingham 1891, maker's mark V and S, also impressed 'Fattorini and Sons, Bradford'; 33 mm x 27.5 mm 1994-35/1 coin Replica Roman coin struck by Helen Young (museum staff) at Derby Heritage Centre, 19.1.1994, using die made by The Heritage missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 Mint Ltd; obverse portrait of Emperor Domitian 81 - 96 AD; reverse inscribed 'Derventio 1994'; struck on thick hand-cut lead flan Di 21 mm; in a plastic wallet with information leaflet 1994-35/2 coin Replica Roman coin struck by Helen Young (museum staff) at Derby Heritage Centre, 19.1.1994, using die made by The Heritage missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 Mint Ltd; obverse portrait of Emperor Domitian 81 - 96 AD; reverse inscribed 'Derventio 1994'; struck on thick hand-cut lead flan Di 21 mm; in a plastic wallet with information leaflet 1994-97 coin Milled cupro-nickel fifty pence piece (50p) of Elizabeth II, dated 1994 and issued to commemorate the anniversary of the D-Day missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 landings. Obverse has a crowned bust of the queen facing right. It reads 'ELIZABETH II / D.G.REG.F.D.1994' Reverse has a design of Second World War planes and ships heading towards the horizon. The denomination '50' is to the right of the picture. Hardley worn. 1995-86 coin Milled nickel-brass two pound coin (£2) of Elizabeth II, 50th anniversary of the end of World War II commemorative issue, dated missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1995. Obverse has a crowned head of the queen facing right. It reads 'ELIZABETH.II.DEI.GRATIA.REGINA.F.D. / TWO POUNDS'. Reverse has a design of the dove of peace. The legend '1945 IN PEACE GOODWILL 1995' is printed around the edge. Uncirculated - virtually unworn. 1995-87/1 token Derby Corporation Omnibus tokens; pre-paid value of 3 pence; base metal; 24 mm diameter missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1995-87/2 token Derby Corporation Omnibus tokens; pre-paid value of 2 pence; base metal; 22 mm diameter missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1995-195 coin Coin; Falkland Islands one pound, nickel brass; 1987 e.f.; taken from petty cash allocation received by museum 3.10.1995 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1995-211 medal One medal; First Aid, Midland Railway Ambulance Service; presented to Thomas Brown, donor's grandfather, Nottingham, 13th missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 January 1916; in case; diameter 42 mm; hallmarked silver 1996-33 token Token from the Star Music Hall, Derby missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012

page 25 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name BriefDescription Location Box 1997-148 medal Silver hand cut and hand engraved freemasonic Royal Arch jewel, with cream riband and three clasps; in faux tortoiseshell box, missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 from 'H Samuel, Market Street, Manchester and all Principal Towns'; assayed Birmingham 1922, maker G K & S , suspense marked G Kenning, London 2000-122 medal medal; Derby and District Cricket League, awarded to A. Stafford in 1921; hallmarked '9 375 [anchor on side] W', it is 9 carat gold, missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 marked at the Birmingham assay office, W is the letter for 1921; the medal was bought by Mr Lebeter whilst on holiday in Ireland 2000-154 envelope envelope to Lady Blount, postmarked 'GOSPORT/ FEB 13/ 1848' and 'DERBY/ FEB 14/ 1848', there is a penny red stamp in the missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 top right hand corner on the front and the writing 'Lady Blount/ The Pastures/ Derby'; on the reverse there is a red seal with an upwards pointing sword; h 62 mm x 100 mm 2000-170 medal Derbyshire Baseball Association medal, 1898 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 2001-56/1 badge Brass badge for wearing on arm (?). Marked 'COUNTY BOROUGH OF DERBY/ STREET TRADING', numbered 154 in centre, missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 beneath Buck in the Park emblem. D 64 mm. 2001-56/2 badge Brass and enamel lapel badge, circular, marked 'DERBY EDUCATION COMMITTEE/ EMPLOYMENT BADGE', numbered 408 in missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 centre. D 31 mm. 2001-68 coin Struck silver halfcrown (2/6) of Charles I, Oxford mint, dated 1643. The obverse has a portrait of the king, mounted and wielding a missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 sword. The horse is of the 'Oxford Horse' type (it has its off-side rear leg raised). There is a plume, of the Oxford type, behind the king. The initial mark is too worn to distinguish. The legend reads 'CAROLVSS:D.G:MAG:BRITT.FR:ET:HIB:REX'. The reverse has the declaration 'RELIG:PROT:LEG/ANG:LIBER:PAR' across the middle, with three Oxford plumes above and the date below. There are three pellets for an initial mark and the legend starts at the '9 o'clock' position. It reads 'EXVRGAT:DEVS:DISSIPENTVR:INIMICI:' The reverse is double struck. Rather worn on the obverse. Very fine otherwise. 2003-27 token Metal badge/token with red and black lace band. The token is enamelled in red and black with gold lettering 'DCSC', a crown and missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 'Derby County Stand Club 1929'. The reverse is engraved with 'No147' 'W O LEWIS BADGES LTD/ B'HAM'. 2003-136 token Brass Valentines Derby Token dated 1699. May be a forgery. One side embossed 'HIS HALF PENNY' reverse embossed 'DERBY missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 VALENTINE,' with an image of a deer being shot by and arrow. 2004-93/4 badge Derby Schools Athletic Association Badge for Diving, 1922. missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 2004-93/5 badge Derby Daily Telegraph Friday Corner badge. missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 2004-93/6 badge Derby and District Wednesday Football League badge, 1947-48. missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 2004-93/7 badge Derby Sunday Schools Football League Badge. missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 2004-180/1 token Derby Gas Company Tram token. Silver-coloured aluminium with the words 'Derby Gas Company Tram'. Stamped with the number missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1055. Found in an envelope stating it is pre-World War II. 2004-180/2 token Derby Corporation Tramways employee's token. Gold-coloured with the words 'Derby Corporation Tramways. Employee.' and missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 stamped with the number 55. 2004-180/3 token Derby Corporation Tramways employee's token. Gold-coloured with the words 'Derby Corporation Tramways. Employee.' and missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 stamped with the number A457. 2004-180/4 token Derby Corporation Tramways employee's token. Gold-coloured with the words 'Derby Corporation Tramways. Employee.' and missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 stamped with the number A1000. 2004-180/5 token Derby Corporation Tramways employee's token. Gold-coloured with the words 'Derby Corporation Tramways. Employee.' and missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 stamped with the number 991.

page 26 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name BriefDescription Location Box 2004-693 medal Silver coin-type medal commemorating Queen Victoria's 60th jubilee. Minted 1897. Obverse has a young head of the queen missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 surmounting the date '1837' and some foliage. Inscription written about the head 'LONGI- / / TUDO / / DIERUM / / IN DEXTERA / / EIUS / / ET IN / / SINISTRA / / GLORIA'. Reverse has an aged bust of the queen and the inscription around the edge 'VICTORIA ANNUM REGNI SEXAGESIMUM FELICITER CLAUDIT XX IVN'. 2004-694 medal Silver coin-type medal commemorating Queen Victoria's 60th jubilee. Minted 1897. Obverse has a young head of the queen missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 surmounting the date '1837' and some foliage. Inscription written about the head 'LONGI- / / TUDO / / DIERUM / / IN DEXTERA / / EIUS / / ET IN / / SINISTRA / / GLORIA'. Reverse has an aged bust of the queen and the inscription around the edge 'VICTORIA ANNUM REGNI SEXAGESIMUM FELICITER CLAUDIT XX IVN'. 2004-1054/2 token Token, W. Kitching, London Street, Derby, Hosier. Small, circular token, probably bronze. One side stamped with 'W KITCHING // missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 HOSIER // NO 1 // LONDON ST // DERBY' in a foliate border. The other side reads 'W KITCHING // FOR // SHIRTS // TIES // FRONTS // DERBY'. Token somewhat worn. 2005-534 token Brass membership tag for Derby Railway Institute Dining Club. Sub-rectangular tag with a small, circular hole at one end for hanging. missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 One side embossed with 'DERBY RAILWAY // INSTITUTE // DINING CLUB // DERBY' and the other with 'MEMBERS NUMBER // NOT TRANSFERABLE'. The number '5527' has been stamped in the gap between these two phrases. Found in store in a bag with a note of acquisition details and a further note which reads 'JIM TIMPOINT // SMALLEY'. This may be the name of the original owner, or possibly of the seller. 2005-612 medal Derbyshire Football Association Medal, silver, 1909-1910. missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 2007-107 coin Milled cupro-nickel decimal fifty pence piece (50p) of Elizabeth II, Guernsey issue, dated 1969. Heptagonal coin. The obverse has missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 the arms of Guernsey - three lions passant guardant in a shield surmounted by a sprig of leaves. It reads S'BALLIVIE INSVLE DE GERNEREYE in a circular belt around the shield. The reverse has a picture of a hat with a large, elaborate brim. It reads 'NEW 50 PENCE / 1969'. The edge is plain. Slightly worn. 2007-108 coin Milled cupro-nickel decimal fifty pence piece (50p) of Elizabeth II, Guernsey issue, dated 1969. Heptagonal coin. The obverse has missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 the arms of Guernsey - three lions passant guardant in a shield surmounted by a sprig of leaves. It reads S'BALLIVIE INSVLE DE GERNEREYE in a circular belt around the shield. The reverse has a picture of a hat with a large, elaborate brim. It reads 'NEW 50 PENCE / 1969'. The edge is plain. Rather worn. 2007-109/1 coin Silver penny (1d) from a maundy set issued by Queen Victoria in 1893. The obverse has a draped and crowned bust of the elderly missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 queen facing left. It reads 'VICTORIA.DEI.GRACIA.BRITT.REGINA.FID.DEF./IND.IMP.' The reverse has the crowned digit 1 (for the denomination) within a wreath of oak. The date is split to either side of the denomination. Virutally unworn. 2007-109/2 coin Silver twopence piece (2d) from a maundy set issued by Queen Victoria in 1893. The obverse has a draped and crowned bust of missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 the elderly queen facing left. It reads 'VICTORIA.DEI.GRACIA.BRITT.REGINA.FID.DEF./IND.IMP.' The reverse has the crowned digit 2 (for the denomination) within a wreath of oak. The date is split to either side of the denomination. Virutally unworn. 2007-109/3 coin Silver threepence piece (3d) from a maundy set issued by Queen Victoria in 1893. The obverse has a draped and crowned bust of missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 the elderly queen facing left. It reads 'VICTORIA.DEI.GRACIA.BRITT.REGINA.FID.DEF./IND.IMP.' The reverse has the crowned digit 3 (for the denomination) within a wreath of oak. The date is split to either side of the denomination. Virutally unworn. 2007-109/4 coin Silver fourpence piece (4d) from a maundy set issued by Queen Victoria in 1893. The obverse has a draped and crowned bust of missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 the elderly queen facing left. It reads 'VICTORIA.DEI.GRACIA.BRITT.REGINA.FID.DEF./IND.IMP.' The reverse has the crowned digit 4 (for the denomination) within a wreath of oak. The date is split to either side of the denomination. Virutally unworn. 2007-110/1 coin Commemorative coin celebrating the silver wedding anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II with Prince Phillip, Duke of Edinburgh on 20th missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 November 1972. Large cupro-nickel crown of Elizabeth II dated 1972, in presentation case. The obverse has a draped and crowned bust from behind of the queen facing right. It reads 'ELIZABETH II / D.G.REG.F.D.'. The reverse has the crowned letters 'E P' with a cupid between and a foliate sprig behind. It reads 'ELIZABETH AND PHILIP / 20 NOVEMBER . 1947-1972'. The coin is held in a purple acetate sheath, embossed in silver with '1947 1972 / H.M. QUEEN ELIZABETH II / H.R.H. THE PRINCE PHILIP DUKE OF EDINBURGH / SILVER WEDDING CROWN'. The whole is presented in a square, colourless, transparent acetate presentation box.

page 27 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name BriefDescription Location Box 2007-110/2 coin Commemorative coin celebrating the silver wedding anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II with Prince Phillip, Duke of Edinburgh on 20th missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 November 1972. Large cupro-nickel crown of Elizabeth II dated 1972, in presentation case. The obverse has a draped and crowned bust from behind of the queen facing right. It reads 'ELIZABETH II / D.G.REG.F.D.'. The reverse has the crowned letters 'E P' with a cupid between and a foliate sprig behind. It reads 'ELIZABETH AND PHILIP / 20 NOVEMBER . 1947-1972'. The coin is held in a purple acetate sheath, embossed in silver with '1947 1972 / H.M. QUEEN ELIZABETH II / H.R.H. THE PRINCE PHILIP DUKE OF EDINBURGH / SILVER WEDDING CROWN'. The whole is presented in a square, colourless, transparent acetate presentation box. 2007-111 coin Model crown (5/-) coin of Victoria, dated to 1848. Produced by H Hyams. The coin has a small, central, gold-coloured section missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 surrounded by a silver-coloured section. The obverse has the crowned and draped 'gothic' bust of the young queen in the gold central circle. The outer section has a wreath of roses and thistles. It reads 'Victoria Queen of Great Britain / mdcccxlviii' in gothic script. The reverse has a cross formed of shields in the central gold section. It comprises two shields of England, one of Ireland and one of Scotland. There is a floral sprig in each interstice between the shields - 2 roses (for England), one shamrock (for Ireland) and one thistle (for Scotland). The whole is on a cross-hatched background. The silver section of the reverse has an ornate band of alternating bows and roundels. It reads 'Model Crown / PUB : BY / H.HYAMS'. The silver section is quite tarnished. 2007-112 coin Probable gaming token. Imitation half crown struck in Nuremburg in the mid-late 19th century. The token is of a base metal, probably missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 copper alloy, and was originally silver washed to make it look like a silver coin. Some of the wash remains. The obverse has the draped and crowned, mid-age bust of Queen Victoria facing left. It reads 'L:CHR:LATER / NURNBERG'. The reverse has a crowned, square shield and reads 'IMITATION OF / A HALF CROWN' around the edge. Quite worn. 2007-113 coin Probable gaming token. Imitation half shilling struck in Nuremburg in the mid-late 19th century. The token is of a base metal, probably missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 copper alloy, and was originally silver washed to make it look like a silver coin. Some of the wash remains. The obverse has the draped and crowned, mid-age bust of Queen Victoria facing left. It reads 'IMITATION OF A / HALF SHILLING'. The reverse has a crowned, square shield and reads 'L:CHR:LATER / NURNBERG' in a belt around the edge of the shield. Quite worn. 2007-114 coin Milled silver bank token of George III, dated 1815. The token is valued at 1 shilling and sixpence (1/6) or 18 pence. The obverse has missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 a laureate head of the king facing right. It reads 'GEORGIUS III DEI GRATIA REX'. The reverse has a wreath of interspersed oak and laurel around the inscription 'BANK / TOKEN / 1S. 6D. / 1815'. Quite worn. 2007-115 token Struck copper alloy casting counter, or token of French manufacture, dating from the late 15th or 16th century. Possibly made at missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 Tournai. One face of the token has a lozenge containing four fleurs de lys in the centre. The lozenge is surmounted on each side with a trefoil in the centre and an annulet to either side. The inscription runs around the edge and has a crown 'initial mark'. It is worn but seems to read 'GVILEMS:DEM[...]EVVM:[...]DE[...]V[...]NE'. The reverse has a very similar design to the reverse of the English gold coins the angel and half angel. It shows a boat on the sea with flags to fore and aft. It reads 'MVMVE[...]. Very worn 2007-126 coin Struck silver halfpenny of Edward I. Struck at the London mint and identified as Class 3b (dated to 1280-1281). Obverse has a missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 portrait of the king, facing, with a star initial mark. It is quite worn and the inscription is illegible. Reverse has a long cross dividing the legend with three pellets in each quadrant. It reads 'CIVI/[TAS]/LON/DON'. 2007-127 coin Struck silver halfpenny of Edward I. Struck at the London mint and identified as Class 10f (dated to 1302-1310). Obverse has a missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 portrait of the king, facing, with a star initial mark. The inscription reads 'EDWAR R ANGL DN HYB'. Reverse has a long cross pattee dividing the legend with three pellets in each quadrant. It reads 'CIVI/TAS/LON/DON'. 2007-128 coin Struck sterling silver halfpenny of Edward III. Second coinage (dated to 1335-1343). Struck at the London mint. Obverse has a missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 portrait of the king, facing, with a star and another initial mark (second mark too worn to identify). It reads 'EDWARD[V]S REX ANG'. Reverse has a long cross dividing the legend with three pellets in each quadrant. It has been double struck but can be seen to read 'CIVI/TAS/LON/DON'. 2007-129 coin Struck silver halfpenny of Edward III. Third (florin) coinage (dated to 1343 -1351). Struck at the London mint. Obverse has a portrait missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 of the king, facing, with a cross pattee initial mark. It reads 'EDWARDVS REX'. The flan of the coin is thin and the reverse cross can be seen cutting into the obverse portrait. Reverse has a long cross pattee dividing the legend with a trefoil formed of three pellets in each quadrant. It reads 'CIVI/TAS/LON/DON'.

page 28 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name BriefDescription Location Box 2007-130 coin Struck silver halfpenny of Edward III. Third (florin) coinage (dated to 1343 -1351). Struck at the London mint. Obverse has a portrait missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 of the king, facing, with a cross of wedges initial mark. It reads 'EDWARDVS REX'. Reverse has a long cross potent dividing the legend with three pellets in each quadrant. It reads 'CIVI/TAS/LON/DON'. 2007-131 coin Struck silver halfpenny of Edward III. Unknown coinage so can only be dated to the dates of reign (1327 -1377). Struck off centre missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 of flan so mint name missing. Obverse has a portrait of the king facing, with a six-pointed star and cross pattee initial mark. The top of the inscription is present and reads 'EDW[...]G'. Reverse has a long cross pattee dividing the legend with three pellets in each quadrant. It reads 'CIVI/TA[S/.../...]N'. 2007-132 coin Struck silver halfpenny of Edward III. Second coinage (dated to 1335 -1343). Struck at the London mint. Obverse has a portrait of missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 the king, facing. It is very worn and the initial mark is illegible. It reads '[ED]WARDVS REX [A]NG'. Reverse has some corrosion damage making it difficult to read. It has a long cross dividing the legend with three pellets in each quadrant. It reads 'CIVI/[TAS]/ LO[N/DON]'. 2007-133 coin Struck silver cut halfpenny of either Edward I, II or III. Due to the placing of the cut and the fact that the obverse has been double missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 struck this cannot be more closely dated than 1279 - 1344. Mint name not present. Obverse has a portrait of the king, facing, with a cross pattee initial mark and double pellet stops. It reads 'EDWAR[...]B'. Reverse has a long cross pattee dividing the legend with three pellets in each quadrant. It reads 'CIVI/TAS[...]'. 2007-134/1 group record Struck silver cut halfpenny of Edward I. Obverse marked by the adhesive used for a previous display. Cannot be dated any more missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 closely than 1279-1307. Obverse has the top right of the portrait of the king facing and reads '[...]B/EDWAR R[...]' Reverse has a long cross pattee dividing the legend and reads '[...]LON/DON' 2007-134/2 group record Struck silver cut halfpenny of Edward I. Obverse marked by the adhesive used for a previous display. Cannot be dated any more missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 closely than 1279-1307. Obverse has the bottom left of the portrait of the king facing and reads '[...]ANGL DNS HY[...]' Reverse has a long cross pattee dividing the legend and reads 'CIVI/TAS[...]' 2007-135/1 coin Struck silver cut halfpenny of Edward I. Coin of class 10ab, although it cannot be further defined due to the wear on the obverse. missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 Dated to 1300-c1305. Minted at London. Obverse shows top left side of portrait of king facing. Initial mark illegible. Inscription reads 'EDW[AR R ANGL] DNS HYB'. Reverse has a long cross dividing the legend with three pellets in each quadrant. It reads 'CIVI[/TAS/ LON/]DON'. Coin very worn. 2007-135/2 coin Struck silver cut farthing of Edward I. Coin of class 10ab, although it cannot be further defined due to the wear on the obverse. Dated missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 to 1300-c1305. Minted at London. Obverse shows right side of hair, part of portrait of king facing. Inscription reads '[ED]WAR [R ANGL DNS HYB]'. Reverse has a long cross dividing the legend with three pellets in the quadrant. It reads '[CIVI]/TAS/[LON/DON]'. Coin very worn. 2007-135/3 coin Struck silver cut farthing of Edward I. Coin of class 10ab, although it cannot be further defined due to the wear on the obverse. Dated missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 to 1300-c1305. Minted at London. Obverse shows bottom of portrait of king facing. Inscription reads '[EDWAR ]R ANGL[ DNS HYB]'. Reverse has a long cross dividing the legend with three pellets in the quadrant. It reads '[CIVI]/TAS/[LON/DON]'. Coin very worn. 2007-136 coin Struck silver penny of Henry II, short cross type. Coin of class 1b, dated to 1180-c1185. Minted at York, moneyer Turkil. Obverse missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 shows portrait of king facing, holding sceptre. There are five pellets to the bar of the crown and the curls of the hair are shown with 2 to the left and 5 to the right. Inscription reads 'hENRICVS.R/EX' with a pellet between the words (the 'REX' is divided by the sceptre). Reverse has a voided short cross with four pellets joined by a cross of lines in each quadrant. Cross potent initial mark. It reads 'TURKIL.ON.EVER' with pellets between the words. Coin hardly worn. 2007-137 coin Struck silver penny of Richard I, short cross type. Coin of class 3, dated to c1190-c1194. Minted at Winchester, moneyer Osbern. missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 Obverse shows portrait of king facing, holding sceptre. There are seven pellets to the bar of the crown and the curls of the hair are shown with 3 to either side. Inscription reads '[h]ENRICVS R/E[X]' (the 'REX' is divided by the sceptre). It is very worn and has a small section missing from one side. Reverse has a voided short cross with four pellets joined by a cross of lines in each quadrant. Cross potent initial mark. It reads 'OSBERN.ON.WINC' with pellets between the words. Coin very worn.

page 29 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name BriefDescription Location Box 2007-138 coin Struck silver penny of Henry III, voided long cross type. Coin of class 2b, dated to 1248. Minted at Exeter, moneyer Philip. Obverse missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 shows portrait of king facing, without sceptre. Six-pointed star initial mark. Inscription reads 'hENRICVS [RE]X TERCI'. Reverse has a voided long cross dividing the legend with three pellets in each quadrant. It reads 'PHI/LIP/ON(ligated ON)E/CCE' with pellets between the words. Coin hardly worn. 2007-139 coin Struck silver penny of Henry III, voided long cross type. Coin of class 3b, dated to 1248-1250. Minted at London, moneyer Nicole. missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 Obverse shows portrait of king facing, without sceptre. Initial mark illegible, but should be a star. Inscription reads 'hENR(ligated NR) ICVS REX III'. Reverse has a voided long cross dividing the legend with three pellets in each quadrant. It reads 'NIC/OLE/ON(ligated ON)L/VND'. Coin hardly worn. 2007-140 coin Struck silver penny of Henry III, voided long cross type. Coin of class 3b, dated to 1248-1250. Minted at Northampton, moneyer missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 Lucas. Obverse shows portrait of king facing, without sceptre. Initial mark illegible, but should be a star. Inscription reads 'hENR (ligated NR)ICVS REX II[I]'. Reverse has a voided long cross dividing the legend with three pellets in each quadrant. It reads 'LV[C]/ ASO/NNO/RhA'. Coin quite worn. 2007-141 coin Struck silver penny of Henry III, voided long cross type. Coin of class 3b, dated to 1248-1250. Minted at London, moneyer Henri. missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 Obverse shows portrait of king facing, without sceptre. Initial mark illegible, but should be a star. Inscription reads 'hENR(ligated NR) I[CV]S REX III'. Reverse has a voided long cross dividing the legend with three pellets in each quadrant. It reads '[hEN]/RI[O]/NLV/ NDE'. Coin quite worn. 2007-142 coin Struck silver penny of Henry III, voided long cross type. Coin of class 3b, dated to 1248-1250. Minted at London, moneyer Nicole. missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 Obverse shows portrait of king facing, without sceptre. Initial mark illegible, but should be a star. Inscription reads '[hE]NR(ligated NR)ICVS REX III'. Reverse has a voided long cross dividing the legend with three pellets in each quadrant. It reads 'NIC/OLE/O[NL/ VN]D'. Coin somewhat worn. 2007-143 coin Struck silver penny of Henry III, voided long cross type. Coin of class 5g, dated to c1258-c1265. Minted at Canterbury, moneyer missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 Alein. Obverse shows portrait of king facing, holding a sceptre. No initial mark. Inscription reads 'hENR(ligated NR)ICVS REX/III'. Legend divided between 'REX' and 'III' by sceptre. Reverse has a voided long cross dividing the legend with three pellets in each quadrant. It reads 'ALE/IN[:]/ON(ligated ON)C/AN(ligated AN)T'. Coin hardly worn. 2007-144 coin Struck silver penny of Henry III, voided long cross type. Coin of class 5g, dated to c1258-c1265. Minted at London, moneyer Willem. missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 Obverse shows portrait of king facing, holding a sceptre. No initial mark. Inscription reads 'hENR(ligated NR)ICVS REX/III'. Legend divided between 'REX' and 'III' by sceptre. Reverse has a voided long cross dividing the legend with three pellets in each quadrant. It reads 'WIL/LEM/ONL/VND(ligated ND)'. Coin hardly worn. 2007-145 coin Struck silver penny of Henry III, voided long cross type. Coin of class 5g, dated to c1258-c1265. Minted at Canterbury, moneyer missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 Robert. Obverse shows portrait of king facing, holding a sceptre. No initial mark. Inscription reads 'hE[NRIC]VS REX/III'. Legend divided between 'REX' and 'III' by sceptre. Reverse has a voided long cross dividing the legend with three pellets in each quadrant. It reads 'ROB/ERT/ON(ligated ON)C/AN(ligated AN)T'. Coin quite worn. 2007-146 coin Struck silver penny of Henry III, voided long cross type. Coin of class 5g, dated to c1258-c1265. Minted at London, moneyer Renaud. missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 Obverse shows portrait of king facing, holding a sceptre. No initial mark. Inscription reads 'hENR(ligated NR)ICVS REX/III'. Legend divided between 'REX' and 'III' by sceptre. Reverse has a voided long cross dividing the legend with three pellets in each quadrant. It reads 'REN(ligated EN)/AVD/ON(ligated ON)L/VND(ligated ND)'. Coin somewhat worn. 2007-147 coin Struck silver penny of Edward I, long cross type. Portrait on obverse is completely obscured by glue and/or corrosion so the class missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 cannot be closely determined. However, by the mint and obverse inscription it is a coin of class 2-3d, 3f-5, 6b-7 or 9, therefore dated to 1279-1300. Minted at Canterbury. Obverse shows portrait of king facing. Cross potent initial mark. Inscription reads 'EDW R ANGL DNS [HY]B'. Reverse has a long cross pattee dividing the legend with three pellets in each quadrant. It reads 'CIVI/TAS/CAN/TOR'. Coin hardly worn.

page 30 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name BriefDescription Location Box 2007-148 coin Struck silver penny of Edward I, long cross type. Coin of either class 1d or 2a, dated to 1279-c1280. Minted at London. Obverse missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 shows portrait of king facing. Cross pattee initial mark. Inscription reads 'EDW R' ANGL' DNS hYB'. The second N is reverse-barred. Wedge-shaped contraction marks. Reverse has a long cross pattee dividing the legend with three pellets in each quadrant. It reads 'CIVI/TAS/LON/DON'. Both Ns are reverse-barred. Coin slightly worn. 2007-149 coin Struck silver penny of Edward I, long cross type. Coin of class 3d, dated to 1280. Minted at London. Obverse shows portrait of king missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 facing. Cross pattee initial mark. Inscription reads 'EDW R' ANGL' DNS h[YB]'. Crescent contraction marks. Reverse has a long cross pattee dividing the legend with three pellets in each quadrant. It reads 'CIVI/TAS/LON/DON'. Coin slightly worn. 2007-150 coin Struck silver penny of Edward I, long cross type. Coin of class 3e, dated to 1280. Minted at York. Obverse shows portrait of king missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 facing. Cross pattee initial mark. Inscription reads 'ED[W R' A]NGL' [D...]S hYB'. There is a section missing from the edge of the coin between the D and the S. Very worn in places. Reverse has a long cross pattee dividing the legend with three pellets in each quadrant. It reads 'C[...]VI/TAS/[E]BO/RACI'. 2007-151 coin Struck silver penny of Edward I, long cross type. Coin of class 3e, dated to 1280. Minted at Durham. Obverse shows portrait of king missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 facing. Cross pattee initial mark. Inscription reads 'EDW R' ANGL' DNS hYB'. The Ns are pellet-barred Reverse has a long cross pattee dividing the legend with three pellets in each quadrant. It reads 'CIVI/TAS/DVR/EME'. Only slightly worn. 2007-152 coin Struck silver penny of Edward I, long cross type. Coin of class 3d, dated to 1280. Minted at Bristol. Obverse shows portrait of king missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 facing. Cross pattee initial mark. Inscription reads 'EDW R' ANGL' DNS hYB'. Reverse has a long cross pattee dividing the legend with three pellets in each quadrant. It reads 'VILL/ABR/ISTO/LLIE'. Hardly worn, although the reverse cross can be seen superimposed on the obverse side. 2007-153 coin Struck silver penny of Edward I, long cross type. Coin of class 3g, dated to 1280-c1282. Minted at Lincoln. Obverse shows portrait missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 of king facing. Cross pattee initial mark. Inscription reads '[ED]W R' ANGL' DNS hYB'. Reverse has a long cross pattee dividing the legend with three pellets in each quadrant. It reads 'CIVI/TAS/LIN/COL''. Somewhat worn. 2007-154 coin Struck silver penny of Edward I, long cross type. Coin of class 3g, dated to 1280-c1282. Minted at Lincoln. Obverse shows portrait missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 of king facing. Cross pattee initial mark. Inscription reads 'EDW R' ANGL' DNS hYB'. Reverse has a long cross pattee dividing the legend with three pellets in each quadrant. It reads 'CIVI/TAS/LIN/COL''. Somewhat worn. 2007-155 coin Struck silver penny of Edward I, long cross type. Coin of class 3e, dated to 1280. Episcopal issue, minted at York. Obverse shows missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 portrait of king facing. The detail is difficult to determine as the coin has been double struck and is quite worn. Cross pattee initial mark. Inscription reads 'EDW [R'] AN[GL'] D[NS h]YB'. Reverse has a long cross pattee dividing the legend with three pellets in each quadrant. There is a hollow quatrefoil in the centre of the reverse cross. It reads 'CIVI/TAS/EBO/RACI'. 2007-156 coin Struck silver penny of Edward I, long cross type. Coin of class 4d, dated to c1286-c1287. Minted at London. The coin is somewhat missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 clipped and has been pierced with a large, circular hole. The piercing appears to the right of the portrait on the obverse and in the fourth quadrant on the reverse. Obverse shows portrait of king facing. The central fleur of the crown cuts through the inner circle of the inscription band. Cross pattee initial mark. Inscription reads '.EDW [R'] ANGL' DNS hYB' with a pellet before the EDW. Reverse has a long cross pattee dividing the legend with three pellets in each quadrant. It reads '.CIVI/TAS/LON/DON' with a pellet before the CIVI. Quite worn. 2007-157 coin Struck silver penny of Edward I, long cross type. Coin of class 5b, dated to c1289-c1290 (or possibly of class 9b, dated to 1300). missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 Minted at Bury St Edmunds, although the form of the reverse legend is unusual, thus making it difficult to assign to a specific class. Obverse shows portrait of king facing. Cross pattee initial mark. Inscription reads 'EDW R ANGL DNS hYB'. The second N is unbarred. Reverse has a long cross pattee dividing the legend with three pellets in each quadrant. It reads 'VILL/ASC/IEDN(ligated DN)/VNDI'. Once again the second N is unbarred. Quite worn. 2007-158 coin Struck silver penny of Edward I, long cross type. Coin of class 9b, dated to 1300. Minted at Exeter. The coin has been pierced with missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 a small, neat, circular hole. The hole appears in the legend between the G and L of ANGL on the obverse and between the V and I of CIVI on the reverse. Obverse shows portrait of king facing. Cross pattee initial mark. Inscription reads 'EDW [R A]NGL DNS hYB'. The Ns are unbarred. Reverse has a long cross pattee dividing the legend with three pellets in each quadrant. It reads 'CIVI/TAS/ EXO/NIE'. Once again the N is unbarred. Somewhat worn.

page 31 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name BriefDescription Location Box 2007-159 coin Struck silver penny of Edward I, long cross type. Coin of class 9b, dated to 1300. Minted at Bristol. Obverse shows portrait of king missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 facing. Cross pattee initial mark. Inscription reads 'EDW R ANGL DNS hYB'. The Ns are unbarred. Reverse has a long cross pattee dividing the legend with three pellets in each quadrant. It reads 'VILL/[BR]I/STO/LI[E]'. Coin is very worn on the portrait and some areas of the legend. 2007-160 coin Struck silver penny of Edward I, long cross type. Coin of class 9b, dated to 1300. Minted at Newcastle. Obverse shows portrait of missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 king facing. Initial mark illegible. Inscription reads 'E[DW] R ANGL DNS h[YB]'. The Ns are unbarred. Reverse has a long cross pattee dividing the legend with three pellets in each quadrant. It reads 'VIL[L]/N[OV']/CAS/TRI'. Coin is very worn. 2007-161 coin Struck silver penny of Edward I, long cross type. Minted at Berwick-upon-Tweed. Coin of Berwick class 4b; dating uncertain but missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 somewhere in the period from 1296 (when Edward took Berwick from the Scots) and 1307 (the end of Edward's reign). Obverse shows crude portrait of king facing. The crown has bifoliate side-fleurs and pearl ornaments. There is a pellet on the breast. Initial mark is a cross but is too worn to be more specific. Inscription reads 'EDW[A] R ANGL DnS [hYB]'. The N is DNS is lombardic. Reverse has a long cross pattee dividing the legend with three pellets in each quadrant. It reads 'VI[LL]/[A]BE/[R]EV/[V]ICI'. Coin is very worn in places. 2007-162 coin Struck silver penny of Edward I, long cross type. Coin of class 10ab, dated to 1300-c1310. Minted at London. This coin has been missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 overstruck in one section (approximately a quarter of the circle) on both faces. This overstriking has been slightly off-set, giving a duplicate area to part of the coin and a 'missing' area to another part. Obverse shows portrait of king facing, over-struck area on bottom left of portrait, which is very worn and indistinct. Cross pattee initial mark. Inscription reads 'EDWAR R AN/GL DNS/S hYB'. (The section 'GL DNS' is overstruck and off-set, giving a contracted NG in ANGL and a double S in DNS.) Reverse has a long cross pattee dividing the legend with three pellets in each quadrant. It reads 'CIVI/TAS/LON//DON'. (The fourth quadrant has been overstruck and off-set giving a double arm to the cross between LON and DON and no cross arm at all between DON and CIVI.) Coin is somewhat worn. 2007-163 coin Struck silver penny of Edward I, long cross type. Coin of class 10ab, dated to 1300-c1310. Minted at Newcastle. Obverse shows missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 portrait of king facing. Inscription reads 'EDWARD R ANGL' DNS hYB'. Reverse has a long cross pattee dividing the legend with three pellets in each quadrant. It reads 'VILL/NOVI/CAS/TRI'. Coin is somewhat worn. 2007-164 coin Struck silver penny of Edward I, long cross type. Coin of class 3g, dated to 1280-c1282. Minted at Canterbury. Obverse shows missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 portrait of king facing. Cross pattee initial mark. Inscription reads 'EDW R' ANGL' DNS hYB'. Reverse has a long cross pattee dividing the legend with three pellets in each quadrant. It reads 'CIVI/TAS/CAN/TOR'. Somewhat worn. 2007-165 coin Struck silver penny of Edward II, long cross type. Coin of class 11c, dated to c1312-c1314. Minted at Canterbury. Obverse shows missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 portrait of king facing. Cross pattee initial mark. Inscription reads 'EDWA R [ANG]L DNS hYB'. Reverse has a long cross pattee dividing the legend with three pellets in each quadrant. It reads 'CIVI/TAS/CAN/TOR'. Somewhat worn in places. 2007-166 coin Struck silver penny of Edward II, long cross type. Coin of class 11b, dated to 1312-1314. Minted at Canterbury. Obverse shows missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 portrait of king facing. Cross pattee initial mark. Inscription reads 'EDWA R ANGL D[NS] hYB'. Reverse has a long cross pattee dividing the legend with three pellets in each quadrant. It reads 'CIVI/T[AS]/CAN/TOR'. Quite worn. 2007-167 coin Struck silver penny of Edward II, long cross type. Coin of class 11a, dated to 1310-1312. Minted at Canterbury. Obverse shows missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 portrait of king facing. Cross pattee initial mark. Inscription reads 'EDWA R ANGL DNS hYB'. Reverse has a long cross pattee dividing the legend with three pellets in each quadrant. It reads 'CIVI/TAS/CAN/TOR'. Quite worn 2007-168 coin Struck silver penny of Edward I, long cross type. Coin of class 10ab, dated to 1300-c1310. Minted at Canterbury. Obverse shows missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 portrait of king facing. Inscription reads 'EDWARD R ANGL DNS hYB'. Reverse has a long cross pattee dividing the legend with three pellets in each quadrant. It reads 'CIVI/TAS/CAN/TOR'. All the As, on both faces, are unbarred. Coin is slightly worn. 2007-169 coin Copy, probably contemporary, of a silver penny of Edward II, long cross type. The obverse surface shows a lot of copper, indicating missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 that this coin is of copper alloy with a silver wash, which is wearing away. Copy of coin of class 11, dated to c1310-1314. Mint name Bury St Edmunds. Obverse shows portrait of king facing. Cross initial mark. Inscription reads 'EDWAR R ANGL DNS hYB'. Reverse has a long cross pattee dividing the legend with three pellets in each quadrant. It reads 'VILL/SCIE/DMV/NDI'. Very worn.

page 32 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name BriefDescription Location Box 2007-170 coin Struck silver penny of Edward II, long cross type. Coin of class 11a, dated to 1310-1312. Minted at Bury St Edmunds. Obverse shows missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 portrait of king facing. Cross pattee initial mark. Inscription reads 'EDWA R ANGL DNS hYB'. Reverse has a long cross pattee dividing the legend with three pellets in each quadrant. It reads 'VILL/SCIE/DMV/NDI'. Slightly worn 2007-171 coin Struck silver penny of Edward II, long cross type. Coin of class 11b, dated to 1312-1314. Minted at London. Obverse shows portrait missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 of king facing. Cross pattee initial mark. Inscription reads 'EDWA R ANGL D[NS hY]B'. Reverse has a long cross pattee dividing the legend with three pellets in each quadrant. It reads 'CIVI/TAS/LON/DON'. Quite worn. 2007-172 coin Struck silver penny of Edward II, long cross type. Coin of class 11a, dated to 1310-1312. Minted at London. Obverse shows portrait missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 of king facing. Crown has a broken pearl for the left-side ornament. Letter E has a rounded back. Cross pattee initial mark. Inscription reads 'EDW[...]B'. Reverse has a long cross pattee dividing the legend with three pellets in each quadrant. It reads '[C]IVI/TAS/[LON]/ DON'. Very worn 2007-173 coin Struck silver penny of Edward II, long cross type. Coin of class 11a, dated to 1310-1312. Episcopal issue, minted at Durham. Obverse missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 shows portrait of king facing. Cross moline initial mark. Inscription reads 'EDWA R AN[GL DN]S hYB'. Reverse has a long cross pattee dividing the legend with three pellets in each quadrant. The end of the first arm of the long cross is worn so it cannot be distinguished whether or not it has a crozier terminal. It reads '[CIVI]/TAS/DVR/EME'. Quite worn 2007-174 coin Struck silver penny of Charles I. Coin seems to be of the London Tower mint under the king's jurisdiction, therefore dated to missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 1625-1642. Very worn, especially on the reverse, making precise identification difficult. Obverse shows profile bust of the king facing left with the digit I behind his head (to denote the denomination of the coin). Initial cross present. Inscription reads 'CAROLVS.D.G [...R]EX'. Reverse has an oval shield but is very worn and the inscription is illegible. 2007-176 coin Milled silver penny of Charles II, dated to 1683. Obverse shows a draped and laureate profile bust of the king facing right. No initial missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 mark. Inscription starts at the '8 o'clock' position and reads 'CAROLVS II./DEI.GRATIA' with pellet stops. Reverse has a crowned capital letter C and reads '16/83.MAG.BR.FRA.ET.HIB.REX.'. Extremely fine - no wear. 2007-177 coin Struck silver penny of Elizabeth I, second coinage. Coin dated to 1560-1561. Minted at London. Obverse shows a profile bust of the missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 queen facing left with no mark behind the head. Martlet initial mark. Inscription reads 'E.D. G.ROSA.[SI]N[E.SPI]NA' with pellet stops. Reverse has a long cross fourchee over the squared royal shield. The cross divides the legend. It reads 'CIVI/TAS/LON/DON'. Very fine - hardly worn. 2007-178 coin Struck silver penny of James I, first coinage. Coin dated to 1603-1604. Obverse shows a profile bust of the king facing right. Thistle missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 initial mark. Inscription reads 'I.D.G.ROSA.SINE.SPIN[A]' with pellet stops. The portrait is very worn, although the legend is fine. Reverse has the squared royal shield with a thistle above it. There is no inscription. The coin has been pierced with a circular hole which falls behind the head of the bust on the obverse and within the top left quadrant of the shield on the reverse. 2007-179 coin Milled silver penny of William and Mary, dated to 1694. Obverse shows laureate profile busts of the king and queen facing right. No missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 initial mark. Inscription starts at the '7 o'clock' position and reads 'GVILELMVS ET/MARIA D G'. Reverse has a crowned capital digit I (to denote the denomination of the coin) and reads '16/94 MAG BR FR ET HI REX ET REGINA'. Extremely fine - very little wear. 2007-180 coin Milled silver penny of Anne, dated to 1706. Obverse shows a draped and coiffured profile bust of the queen facing left. No initial missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 mark. Inscription starts at the '7 o'clock' position and reads 'ANNA.DEI/GRATIA'. Reverse has a crowned digit I (to denote the denomination of the coin) and reads '17/06.MAG.BR.FR.ET.HIB.REG.'. Very fine - some wear. 2007-181 coin Milled silver penny of George II, dated to 1756. Obverse shows a draped and laureate profile bust of the king facing left. No initial missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 mark. Inscription starts at the '7 o'clock' position and reads 'GEORGIVS.II./DEI.GRATIA.'. Reverse has a crowned digit I (to denote the denomination of the coin) and reads '17/56.MAG.BRI.FR.ET.HIB.REX.'. Extremely fine - virtually no wear. 2007-182 coin Milled silver penny of George III, dated to 1780. Obverse shows a draped and laureate profile bust of the king facing right. No initial missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 mark. Inscription starts at the '7 o'clock' position and reads 'GEORGIVS.III.DEI.GRATIA.'. Reverse has a crowned digit I (to denote the denomination of the coin) and reads '17/80.MAG.BRI.FR.ET.HIB.REX.'. Very fine - hardly worn.

page 33 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name BriefDescription Location Box 2007-183 coin Milled silver three halfpence (1.5d) of William IV, dated to 1834. Obverse shows a profile bust of the king facing right. Inscription missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 starts at the '7 o'clock' position and reads 'GUILELMUS IIII D:G:/BRITANNIA R:REX:F:D:'. Reverse reads '1 1/2 / 1834' beneath a crown. The whole is within a laureate border. Extremely fine - virtually no wear. 2007-184 coin Milled silver three halfpence (1.5d) of William IV, dated to 1834. Obverse shows a profile bust of the king facing right. Inscription missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 starts at the '7 o'clock' position and reads 'GUILELMUS IIII D:G:/BRITANNIA R:REX:F:D:'. Reverse reads '1 1/2 / 1834' beneath a crown. The whole is within a laureate border. Very fine - slightly worn. 2007-185 coin Milled silver three halfpence (1.5d) of Victoria, dated to 1838. Obverse shows a youthful profile bust of the queen facing left. Inscription missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 starts at the '7 o'clock' position and reads 'VICTORIA D:G: BRITANNIA R:REGINA F:D:'. Reverse reads '1 1/2 / 1838' beneath a crown. The whole is within a laureate border. Very fine - hardly worn. 2007-186 coin Milled silver three halfpence (1.5d) of Victoria, dated to 1839. Obverse shows a youthful profile bust of the queen facing left. Inscription missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 starts at the '7 o'clock' position and reads 'VICTORIA D:G: BRITANNIA R:REGINA F:D:'. Reverse reads '1 1/2 / 1838' beneath a crown. The whole is within a laureate border. Extremely fine - hardly worn. 2007-187 coin Struck silver halfpenny of Edward III. Second coinage, class 4 (dated to 1335-1343). Struck at the London mint. Obverse has a missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 portrait of the king, facing. Initial mark missing. It reads '[EDWA]RDVS REX [AN...]'. Reverse has a long cross dividing the legend with a trefoil of three pellets in each quadrant. It reads 'CIVI/TAS/LON/DON'. There is a six pointed star after the DON. 2007-188 coin Struck silver halfgroat (2d) of Edward IV, from his second reign. Coin of type XVIII/XX, dated to 1477-1480. Struck at the Canterbury missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 mint. Coin has been clipped. Obverse has a portrait of the king, facing, with a capital letter C on his breast. Rose initial mark. It reads 'ED[...]FRA.' with what looks like double saltire stops at the end of the legend. Reverse has two concentric circles containing the legend. There is a long cross dividing the legend with a trefoil of three pellets in each quadrant. It reads 'POSVI/DEVMA/DIVTOR/ VMMEVM//CIVI/TAS/CAN/TOR' with a rose initial mark. Quite worn. 2007-189 coin Struck silver halfgroat (2d) of Henry VII, profile issue, dated to 1508-1509. Struck at the York mint and attributed to Archbishop missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 Bainbridge. Obverse has a crowned profile bust of the king, facing right. Martlet initial mark. It reads 'HENRIC.VII.DI'.GRA'.REX.AGL.Z.' with saltire stops and comma contraction marks. Reverse has squared royal shield over long cross fourchee which divides the legend. There is a key to either side beneath the shield. It reads 'POSVI/DEV'.A/DIVTO/EMEV'' with a martlet initial mark. Somewhat worn. 2007-190 coin Struck silver halfgroat (2d) of Henry VII, profile issue, dated to 1508-1509. Struck at the York mint and attributed to Archbishop missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 Bainbridge. Obverse has a crowned profile bust of the king, facing right. Martlet initial mark. It reads 'HENRIC.VII.DI'.GRA'.REX.AGL.Z.' with saltire stops and comma contraction marks. Reverse has squared royal shield over long cross fourchee which divides the legend. There is a key to either side beneath the shield. It reads 'POSVI/DEV'.A/DIVTO/EMEV'' with a martlet initial mark. Somewhat worn. Coin is also battered and chipped around the edges. 2007-191 coin Struck silver halfgroat (2d) of Henry VIII, second coinage, dated to 1526-1532. Struck at the Canterbury mint and attributed to missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 Archbishop William Warham. Obverse has a crowned profile bust of the king, facing right. T initial mark. It reads '[HE] NRIC.VIII.D'.G'.R'.AGL.Z.FR'.' with saltire stops and comma contraction marks. Reverse has squared royal shield over long cross fourchee which divides the legend. The letters W and A are to either side of the shield. It reads 'CIVI/TAS./.CAN/TOR.' with a T initial mark and double saltire stops. Somewhat worn. 2007-192 coin Struck silver halfgroat (2d) of Elizabeth I, third coinage, dated to 1584-1587. Struck at the London mint. Obverse has a crowned missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 profile bust of the queen, facing left, with two pellets behind her head. Initial mark illegible. It reads '[E D G ROSA] SINE SPINA' with pellet stops. Reverse has squared royal shield over long cross fourchee which divides the legend. It reads 'CIVI/TA[S/L]ON/DON' with an escallop initial mark. Somewhat worn. 2007-193 coin Struck silver halfgroat (2d) of Elizabeth I, third coinage, dated to 1589-1592. Struck at the London mint. Obverse has a crowned missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 profile bust of the queen, facing left, with two pellets behind her head. Hand initial mark. It reads 'E.D.G.ROS[A.S]INE.SPINA' with pellet stops. Reverse has squared royal shield over long cross fourchee which divides the legend. It reads 'CIVI/TAS/LON/DON' with a hand initial mark. Somewhat worn.

page 34 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name BriefDescription Location Box 2007-194 coin Struck silver halfgroat (2d) of Charles II, third issue, dated to 1660-1662. Struck at the Tower mint in London. Obverse has a crowned missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 profile bust of the king, facing left, with the digits II behind his head (to denote the denomination of the coin). The bust is within an inner circle. Crown initial mark. It reads 'CAROLVS II.D.G.MAG.BR.FRA.ET.HIB.REX' with pellet stops. Reverse has squared royal shield over short cross fleury. It reads 'CHRISTO.AVSPICE.REGNO' with a crown initial mark. Slightly worn. 2007-195 coin Struck silver halfgroat (2d) of Charles II, third issue, dated to 1660-1662. Struck at the Tower mint in London. Obverse has a crowned missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 profile bust of the king, facing left, with the digits II behind his head (to denote the denomination of the coin). The bust is within an inner circle. Crown initial mark. It reads 'CAROLVS II.D.G.MAG.BR.FRA.ET.HIB.REX' with pellet stops. Reverse has squared royal shield over short cross fleury. It reads 'CHRISTO.AVSPICE.REGNO' with a crown initial mark. Slightly worn. 2007-196 coin Struck silver halfgroat (2d) of Charles II, third issue, dated to 1660-1662. Struck at the Tower mint in London. Obverse has a crowned missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 profile bust of the king, facing left, with the digits II behind his head (to denote the denomination of the coin). The bust is within an inner circle. Initial mark is illegible but would be a crown. It reads '[CARO]LVS II.D.G.MAG[.BR.FRA.ET.HIB.REX]' with pellet stops. Reverse has squared royal shield over short cross fleury. It reads '[CH]RI[ST]O.AVSPICE.[REGNO]'. Very worn. The coin has been pierced with a circular hole which falls to the bottom right of the bust on the obverse and in the bottom right quadrant of the sheild on the reverse. The coin is also cracked and has a chip missing from the edge. 2007-197 coin Machine made silver halfgroat (2d) of Charles II, second issue, dated to 1660-1662. Struck at the Tower mint in London. Obverse missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 has a crowned profile bust of the king, facing left, with the digits II behind his head (to denote the denomination of the coin). There is no inner circle and no initial mark. The legend starts to the bottom left of the coin. It reads 'CAROLVS.II.D.G.M.B.F.&.H.REX' with pellet stops. Reverse has squared royal shield over short cross fleury. It reads 'CHRISTO.AVSPICE.REGNO' with a crown initial mark. Very fine - hardly worn. 2007-198 coin Machine made silver halfgroat (2d) of Charles II, second issue, dated to 1660-1662. Struck at the Tower mint in London. Obverse missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 has a crowned profile bust of the king, facing left, with the digits II behind his head (to denote the denomination of the coin). There is no inner circle and no initial mark. The legend starts to the bottom left of the coin. It reads 'CAROLVS.[II.]D.G.M.B.F.&.H.REX' with pellet stops. Reverse has squared royal shield over short cross fleury. It reads 'CHRISTO.AVSPICE.REGNO'. The initial mark is illegible.The coin has been pierced with a circular hole which falls above the head of the bust on the obverse and to the bottom of the shield on the reverse. Somewhat worn. 2007-199 coin Milled silver halfgroat (2d) of Charles II dated 1683. Obverse has a laureate and draped profile bust of the king, facing right. The missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 legend starts to the bottom left of the coin. It reads 'CAROLVS.II./DEI.GRATIA'. Reverse has two entwined, back-to-back capital letters 'C' beneath a crown. It reads '16/83.MAG.BR.FRA.ET.HIB.REX.'. Hardly worn. 2007-200 coin Milled silver halfgroat (2d) of William and Mary dated 1691. Obverse has laureate profile busts of the king and queen, facing right. missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 The legend starts to the bottom left of the coin. It reads 'GVLIELMVS.ET/MARIA.D.G'. Reverse has the digit '2' beneath a crown. It reads '16/91.MAG.BR.FR.ET.HIB.REX.ET.REGINA.'. Slightly worn. 2007-201 coin Milled silver halfgroat (2d) of George I dated 1717. Obverse has a laureate and draped profile bust of the king, facing right. The missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 legend starts to the bottom left of the coin. It reads 'GEORGIVS/DEI.GRA'. Reverse has the digit '2' beneath a crown. It reads '17/ [1]7.MAG.BRI.FR.ET.HIB.REX.'. The coin has a small, circular hole drilled through it, falling on the chest of the bust on the obverse and within the crown on the reverse. Quite worn. 2007-202 coin Milled silver halfgroat (2d) of George II dated 1746. Obverse has a laureate and draped profile bust of the king, facing left. The legend missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 starts to the bottom left of the coin. It reads 'GEORGIVS.II/DEI.GRATIA'. Reverse has the digit '2' beneath a crown. It reads '17/46.MAG.BRI.FR.ET.HIB.REX.'. The coin has a small, circular hole drilled through it, falling in the forehead on the obverse and below the number 2 on the reverse. Somewhat worn. 2007-203 coin Milled silver halfgroat (2d) of George III dated 1766. Obverse has a laureate and draped profile bust of the king, facing right. The missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 legend starts to the bottom left of the coin. It reads 'GEORGIVS.III/DEI.GRATIA'. Reverse has the digit '2' beneath a crown. It reads '17/66.MAG.BRI.FR.ET.HIB.REX.'. Hardly worn.

page 35 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name BriefDescription Location Box 2007-204 coin Milled silver halfgroat (2d) of George III dated 1792. Obverse has a large, draped profile bust of the king, facing right. The legend missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 starts to the bottom left of the coin. It reads 'GEORGIVS III DEI GRATIA'. Reverse has the digit '2' beneath a crown. As with the obverse, the legend starts to bottom left. It reads 'MAG.BRI.FR.ET.HIB.REX./1792'. Hardly worn. 2007-205 coin Milled silver halfgroat (2d) of George III dated 1818. Obverse has a laureate profile portrait of the king, facing right. The legend starts missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 to the bottom left of the coin. It reads 'GEORGIVS III/DEI GRATIA/1818'. Reverse has the digit '2' beneath a crown. The legend starts at the bottom of the coin and reads 'BRITANNIARUM / REX:FID:DEF'. Hardly worn. 2007-206 coin Struck silver threepence (3d) of Elizabeth I, second coinage, dated 1570. Obverse is very worn. The portrait is virtually missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 indistinguishable, apart from the crown. The mintmark and beginning of the legend are missing. It reads '[ELIZABETH] D G ANG F [RA ET HIB] REGINA'. Reverse has the squared royal shield over a long cross fleury which divides the legend. It reads 'PO[SVI/ DEV]AD/IVTO[R/EM]MEV:'. Very worn, chipped and cracked. 2007-207 coin Struck silver threepence (3d) of Elizabeth I, second coinage, dated 1572. Obverse is very worn. The portrait is virtually missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 indistinguishable and the mintmark is missing. It reads '[ELIZABE]TH D G AN[G FRA ET HIB RE]GINA'. Reverse has the squared royal shield over a long cross fleury which divides the legend. It reads 'POSVI/DEVAD/IVTO[R/EMMEV:]'. The coin has a small, circular hole drilled through it, falling towards the bottom left of the portrait on the obverse and in the bottom right hand quadrant of the reverse. Very worn. 2007-208 coin Struck silver threepence (3d) of Elizabeth I, second coinage, dated 1573. The mintmark is indistinct on both faces, but is probably missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 an acorn. The obverse has a crowned bust of the queen facing left with a rose behind the bust. It reads 'ELIZABETH D G ANG FR ET HI REGINA'. Reverse has the squared royal shield over a long cross fleury which divides the legend. It reads 'POSVI/[DE]VAD/ IVTORE/M:MEV:]'. Quite worn. 2007-209 coin Struck silver threepence (3d) of Charles I, civil war issue, minted at York and dated to 1643-1644. The coin has a lion mintmark. The missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 obverse has a crowned and cloaked portrait bust of the king, facing left, with the digit III behind the bust, representing the denomination of the coin. It reads 'CAROLVS.D.G.MA.BR.F.E.H.REX'. Reverse has the squared royal shield over a long cross fleury which divides the legend. It reads 'CHRIST/O.AVSP/CE.RE/GNO' with the mintmark at the end of GNO. The letters 'EB/OR' also appear above the shield, indicating the York mint. The coin has a small, circular hole drilled through it, falling between the 'REX' and the mintmark on the obverse and over the 'O' of 'CHRISTO' on the reverse. Slightly worn. 2007-210 coin Struck silver groat (4d) of Edward III, fourth coinage, post-treaty period, dated to 1369-1377. Minted in London. The mintmark is missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 illegible. The obverse has a crowned portrait of the king, facing, with a quatrefoil to either side of the neck. It reads 'EDWARD.DI.GRA [C].REX.ANGL'Z.FRA' with double saltire stops. Reverse has a long cross pattee dividing the legend. The legend is written in two concentric circles and reads 'POSVI/DEV[M]A/DIVTOR/EMEVM//CIVI/TAS/LON/DON'. Somewhat worn. 2007-211 coin Struck silver groat (4d) of Edward III, fourth coinage, pre-treaty period, dated to 1351-1361. Minted in London. The mintmark is of missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 'cross 1' type. The obverse has a crowned portrait of the king, facing. It reads 'EDWARD.D.G.REX.ANGL.[Z.F]RAN[C D HYB]' with annulet stops. Reverse has a long cross pattee dividing the legend. The legend is written in two concentric circles and reads 'POSVI/ DEVMA/[DIV]TOR/EMMEV//CIVI/TAS/LON/DON'. Coin has been somewhat clipped but is only slightly worn. 2007-212 coin Struck silver groat (4d) of Henry VI, 'rosette-mascle' issue, dated to 1427-1430. Minted in Calais. The mintmark is of 'cross II' type missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 on the obverse and 'cross V' type on the reverse. The obverse has a crowned portrait of the king, facing, within a tressure of arches. It reads 'HENRIC.DI.GRA.REX ANGL[FRA]NC' with double saltire stops. Reverse has a long cross pattee dividing the legend. The legend is written in two concentric circles and reads 'POSVI/DEVM.A/DIVTOR/E.MEVM//VIL/LA./CALA/SIE.' with saltire stops in most places but rosette stops after 'POSVI' and 'CALASIE'. Somewhat worn. 2007-213 coin Struck silver groat (4d) of Henry VII, facing bust issue, dated to 1490-1504. Minted in London. The mintmark is a pansy, although it missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 is very worn on the reverse. The obverse has a crowned portrait of the king, facing, within a tressure of arches. The crown has two arches, the outer of which is jewelled. It reads 'HENRIC.DI.GRA[.R]EX AGL.Z.FR' with saltire stops. Reverse has a long cross pattee dividing the legend. The legend is written in two concentric circles and reads 'POSVI/DEV.[A]/DIVTO/E.MEV//CIVI/TAS/LON/DON'. Somewhat worn and badly cracked.

page 36 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name BriefDescription Location Box 2007-214 coin Struck silver groat (4d) of Henry VII, facing bust issue, dated to 1500-1507. Minted in London. The mintmark is a greyhound's head. missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 The obverse has a crowned portrait of the king, facing, within a tressure of arches. The crown has two arches, the outer of which is jewelled. It reads 'H[EN]RI[C.DI.]GRA.REX [ANGL.Z.]FR'. Reverse has a long cross pattee dividing the legend. The legend is written in two concentric circles and reads ['POSVI]/DEV.A/DIV[T]O/E[.M]EV//CIVI/TAS/LON/DON' with saltire stops. Very worn and somewhat cracked. 2007-235 coin Struck silver groat (4d) of Henry VIII, second coinage, dated to 1526-1544. Minted in London. The mintmarks are muled, being a lis missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 on the obverse and a rose on the reverse. The obverse has a crowned portrait of the king, facing right. It reads 'HENRIC.VIII.[D.] G.R'.AGL'.[Z].FRANCE'. Reverse has a long cross fourchee over the royal shield. The cross divides the legend. The legend reads 'POSVI/DEV.A/DIV[TO]/E.MEV'. There are saltire stops on both faces. Somewhat worn. 2007-236 coin Struck silver groat (4d) of Edward VI, first coinage, struck in the name of his father Henry VIII. Dated to 1547-1549 (by the mint). missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 Minted at Southwark in London. There is no mintmark on the obverse and an E mintmark on the reverse. The obverse has a crowned portrait of an old, bearded Henry VIII, facing three quarters right. It reads 'HENRIC.8.D.G.AG[L].FRA[.Z.HI]B.REX'. Reverse has a long cross fourchee over the royal shield. There are roses in the forks of the cross and the cross divides the legend. The legend reads 'CIVI/TAS/LON/DON'. Rather worn and with a small knick missing from the edge. 2007-237 coin Milled silver sixpence (6d) of Elizabeth I, dated 1562. Minted in London. The mintmarks is a star. The obverse has a crowned bust missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 of the queen, wearing a plain dress, facing left. There is a rose behind the bust. The inscription reads 'ELIZABETH.D.G.ANG.FRA.ET.HIB.REGINA'. The reverse has a long cross fourchee over the squared royal shield with the date 15/62 above the shield. The cross divides the legend. The legend reads 'POSVI/DEV[M.A]D/IVTORE/M.MEVM'. Rather worn, especially on the face of the bust. 2007-238 coin Milled silver sixpence (6d) of Elizabeth I, dated 1562. Minted in London. The mintmarks is a star. The obverse has a crowned bust missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 of the queen, wearing an elaborately decorated dress, facing left. There is a rose behind the bust. The inscription reads 'ELIZABETH.D.G.ANG.FRA.ET.HIB.REGINA'. The reverse has a long cross fourchee over the squared royal shield with the date 15/62 above the shield. The cross divides the legend. The legend reads 'POSVI/DEVM.AD/IVTORE/M.MEVM'. Very fine, hardly worn 2007-239 coin Milled silver sixpence (6d) of Elizabeth I, dated 1562. Minted in London. The mintmarks is a star. The obverse has a crowned bust missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 of the queen, wearing an elaborately decorated dress, facing left. There is a rose behind the bust. The inscription reads 'ELIZABETH.D.G.ANG.FRA.ET.HIB.REGINA'. The reverse has a long cross fourchee over the squared royal shield with the date 15/62 above the shield. The cross divides the legend. The legend reads 'POSVI/DEVM.AD/IVTORE/M.MEVM'. Extremely fine, hardly worn. 2007-240 coin Struck silver sixpence (6d) of Elizabeth I, second coinage, dated 1565. The mintmarks is a pheon. The obverse bust is almost entirely missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 obscured, just a tiny portion of the top of the crown is visible. The inscription reads 'ELIZABE[TH.D.]G.ANG.F[RA.ET.HIB.R]EGINA'. The reverse has a long cross fourchee over the squared royal shield with the date 15/65 above the shield. The cross divides the legend. The legend reads 'PO[SV]I/DE[VM.A]D/IVTORE/M.M[EVM]'. Very worn. 2007-241 coin Struck silver sixpence (6d) of Elizabeth I, second coinage, dated 1567. The mintmarks is a lion, although this is almost illegible and missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 is mostly deciphered from the date. The obverse has a crowned bust of the queen facing left, with a rose behind the head. The inscription reads 'ELIZABETH.D.G.ANG.[FRA.ET.HIB.]REGINA'. The reverse has a long cross fourchee over the squared royal shield with the date 15/67 above the shield. The cross divides the legend. The legend reads 'POSVI/DEV.AD/IVTORE/[M.M]EV'. Very worn. The coin has been pierced at some point in the past and then the hole filled in with a small plug of iron (now corroded and rusty). The hole was positioned just before the REGINA on the obverse and at the top of the cross on the reverse. 2007-242 coin Struck silver sixpence (6d) of Elizabeth I, second coinage, dated 1572. The coin has been clipped so that the inscription and mintmark missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 are completely missing from both faces. The obverse bust is extremely worn but can just be made out as a crowned bust facing left with a blob (which is actually a rose) behind the head. The reverse has a long cross over the squared royal shield with the date 15/72 above the shield.

page 37 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name BriefDescription Location Box 2007-243 coin Struck silver sixpence (6d) of Elizabeth I, second coinage, dated 1573. The mintmarks is an acorn. The obverse has a crowned bust missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 of the queen facing left, with a rose behind the head. The inscription reads 'ELIZABETH.D.G.ANG.FR.ET.HI.REGINA'. The reverse has a long cross fourchee over the squared royal shield with the date 15/73 above the shield. The cross divides the legend. The legend reads 'POSVI/DEV'.AD/IVTORE/M.MEV'. Worn. 2007-244 coin Struck silver sixpence (6d) of Elizabeth I, second coinage, dated 1574. The mintmarks is an eglantine. The obverse has a crowned missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 bust of the queen facing left, with a rose behind the head. The inscription reads 'ELIZABETH.D.G[.ANG.FR].ET.HI.REGINA'. The reverse has a long cross fourchee over the squared royal shield with the date 15/73 above the shield. The cross divides the legend. The legend reads 'POSVI/DEV'.[AD/]IVTORE/M.MEV'. Quite worn. The coin has also been pierced with a small, circular hole which falls to the front of the crown on the obverse and to the right of the shield on the reverse. 2007-245 coin Struck silver sixpence (6d) of James I, second coinage, dated 1604. The mintmarks is a lis and the coin has North's 3rd bust (with missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 a squared beard which is not resting on the chest). The obverse has a crowned bust of the king facing right, with the digits 'VI' behind the head. The inscription reads 'IACOBVS.D.G.MAG.BRIT.FRA.ET.HIB.REX'. The reverse has the squared royal shield with the date 1604 above. The legend reads '[QUAE].DEVS.CONIVNXIT.NEMO.S[EPARET]'. Rather worn. 2007-246 coin Struck silver sixpence (6d) of James I, second coinage, dated 1605. The mintmarks is a rose and the coin has North's 3rd bust (with missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 a squared beard which is not resting on the chest). The obverse has a crowned bust of the king facing right, with the digits 'VI' behind the head. The inscription reads 'IAC[OBVS.D.G.MA]G.BRIT.FRA.ET.HIB.REX'. The reverse has the squared royal shield with the date 1605 above. The legend reads 'QUAE.DEVS.CON[IVNX]IT.NEMO[.SEPARET]'. Rather worn. 2007-247 coin Struck silver sixpence (6d) of Charles I, Group B, dated 1628. The mintmarks is an anchor and the coin has North's 2nd bust. The missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 obverse has a crowned bust of the king facing left, with the digits 'VI' behind the head. The inscription reads 'CAROLVS.D.G.MAG.BR.FR.ET.HI.REX' with double saltire stops. The reverse has the squared royal shield over a long cross fourchee which divides the legend. The date 16/28 is above the shield. The legend reads 'CHRI/TOAV/SPICE/REGNO'. Rather worn. 2007-248 coin Struck silver sixpence (6d) of Charles I, Group E, dated 1636-38. The mintmark is a tun. The obverse has a crowned bust of the missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 king facing left, with the digits 'VI' behind the head. The inscription reads 'CAROLVS.D.G.MA.BR.FR.ET[.HI.REX]' with double pellet stops. The reverse has the squared royal shield over a cross pattee moline. Undated. The legend reads 'CHRISTO.AVSPICE.REGNO' with single pellet stops. Rather worn, especially on the bust. 2007-249 coin Milled silver sixpence (6d) of Charles II, dated 1674. No mintmark. The obverse has a draped and laureate bust of the king facing missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 right. The inscription starts in the bottom left and reads 'CAROLVS.II. / DEI.GRATIA'. The reverse has a radiate ring with a cross in the centre, surrounded by four crowned, cruciform shields with a design of two linked capital letters 'C' between the shields. The crowns on the sheilds divide the legend. It reads '16/74.MAG / BR.FRA. / ET.HIB / REX.]'. Hardly worn. The coin has been pierced with a small circular hole, which has then been plugged. 2007-250 coin Milled silver sixpence (6d) of Charles II, dated 1677. No mintmark. The obverse has a draped and laureate bust of the king facing missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 right. The inscription starts in the bottom left and reads 'CAROLVS.II. / DEI.GRATIA'. The reverse has a radiate ring with a cross in the centre, surrounded by four crowned, cruciform shields with a design of two linked capital letters 'C' between the shields. The crowns on the sheilds divide the legend. It reads '16/77.MAG / BR.FRA. / ET.HIB / REX.]'. Somewhat worn. 2007-251 coin Struck silver shilling (1/-) of Edward VI, third coinage, dated to 1550-1551. The mintmark is a curly letter 'Y'. The obverse has a missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 crowned bust of the youthful king, facing, with a rose to the left and the denomination 'XII' to the right. The inscription reads 'EDWARD.VI.D['].G'.AGL'.FRA'.Z.hIB'.REX.' with pellet and double pellet stops. The reverse has a long cross fourchee over the royal shield, dividiing the legend. It reads 'POSVI/DEV'.AD/IVTORE'./MEVM.'. Slightly worn. 2007-252 coin Struck silver shilling (1/-) of Edward VI, third coinage, dated to 1550-1551. The mintmark is a curly letter 'Y'. The obverse has a missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 crowned bust of the youthful king, facing, with a rose to the left and the denomination 'XII' to the right. The inscription reads 'EDW [ARD.V]I.D'.G'.[A]GL'.FRA'.Z.hIB'.RE[X].' with pellet and double pellet stops. The reverse has a long cross fourchee over the royal shield, dividiing the legend. It reads 'POSVI/DEV'.AD/I[VTORE]'./MEV[M.]'. Quite worn. Coin has a small crack at one edge.

page 38 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name BriefDescription Location Box 2007-253 coin Struck silver shilling (1/-) of Philip and Mary, dated 1554. The mintmark is a lis. The obverse has busts of the king and queen, facing missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 each other. There is a large crown above the busts with the date '15/54' divided by the crown. The inscription reads 'PHILIP.ET.MARIA.D.G.REX.ET.REGINA.ANGL.' with pellet stops. The reverse has an oval, garnished shield with the arms of England and Spain. There is another large crown above the shield, dividing the denomination 'X/II'. It reads '.POSVIMVS.DEVM.ADIVTOREM.NOSTRVM.'. Somewhat worn. 2007-254 coin Struck silver shilling (1/-) of Elizabeth I, third coinage, dated 1589-1592 (by the mintmark). The mintmark is a hand. The obverse missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 has a crowned bust of the queen facing left. The inscription reads 'ELIZAB.D.G.ANG.[FR.ET.H]IB.REGI' with small pellet stops. The reverse has a long cross fourchee over the squared royal shield. The cross divides the legend. It reads 'POS[VI/]DEVM.AD/IVTORE/ M.MEV'. Quite worn. 2007-255 coin Struck silver shilling (1/-) of Elizabeth I, third coinage, dated 1594-1596 (by the mintmark). The mintmark is a woolpack. The obverse missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 has a crowned bust of the queen facing left. The inscription reads 'ELIZAB.D.G.ANG.FR.ET.HIB.REGI' with small pellet stops. The reverse has a long cross fourchee over the squared royal shield. The cross divides the legend. It reads 'POSVI/DEVM.AD/IVTORE/ M.MEV'. Hardly worn. 2007-256 coin Struck silver shilling (1/-) of James I, second coinage, dated 1606-1607 (by the mintmark). The mintmark is an escallop. The obverse missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 has a crowned bust of the king facing right with the denomination 'XII' behind his head. The inscription reads 'IACOBVS.D.G.MAG.BRIT.FRA.ET.HIB. REX' with small pellet stops. The reverse has the squared royal shield. The legend reads 'QUA.DEVS.CONIVNXIT.NEMO.SEPARET'. Quite worn. 2007-257 coin Struck silver shilling (1/-) of James I, second coinage, dated 1607-1609 (by the mintmark). The mintmark is a coronet. The obverse missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 has a crowned bust of the king facing right with the denomination 'XII' behind his head. The inscription reads 'IACOBVS.D.G.MAG.BRI [T.FRA.ET.HIB]. REX' with pellet stops. The reverse has the squared royal shield. The legend reads '[QUAE.DE]VS.CONIVN[XI] T.NIMO.SEPARET'. Quite worn. 2007-258 coin Struck silver shilling (1/-) of Charles I, Group D, dated 1633-1634 (by the mintmark). The mintmark is a portcullis and there are inner missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 circles on both faces. The obverse has a crowned bust of the king facing left with the denomination 'XII' behind his head. The inscription reads '[CA]ROLVS.D.G.MA.BR.FR.ET.HI.R[EX]' with pellet stops. The reverse has the garnished, ornate, oval royal shield with the letters 'C/R' to either side. The legend reads 'C[HRIS]TO.AVSPICE.REGNO'. Quite worn. 2007-259 coin Struck silver shilling (1/-) of Charles I, Group D, dated 1635-1636 (by the mintmark). The mintmark is a crown and there are no inner missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 circles on the coin. The obverse has a crowned bust of the king facing left with the denomination 'XII' behind his head. The inscription reads 'CAROLVS.D.G.MA.BR.FR.ET.HI.REX' with pellet stops. The reverse has the garnished, ornate, oval royal shield. The legend reads 'CHRISTO.AVSPICE.REGNO'. Slightly worn. 2007-260 coin Milled silver threepence (3d) of James II, dated 1687. Obverse has a laureate bust of the king facing left. The inscription starts at missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 the bottom left and reads 'IACOBVS.II./DEI.GRATIA'. The reverse has the denomination 'III' beneath a crown which divides the date. The legend reads 'MAG.BR.FRA.ET.HIB.REX.' Slightly worn. 2007-261 coin Milled silver threepence (3d) of William and Mary, dated 1689. Obverse has the double bust of the king and queen facing right. The missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 inscription starts at the bottom left and reads 'GVLIELMVS.ET.MARIA.D.G.'. The reverse has the denomination '3' beneath a crown which divides the date. The legend reads 'MAG.BR.FR.ET.HIB.REX.ET.REGINA' Slightly worn. 2007-262 coin Milled silver threepence (3d) of Queen Anne, dated 1713. Obverse has a draped and coiffured bust of the queen facing left. The missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 inscription starts at the bottom left and reads 'ANNA.DEI./GRATIA.'. The reverse has the denomination '3' beneath a crown which divides the date. The legend reads 'MAG.BR.FR.ET.HIB.REG' Quite worn. 2007-263 coin Milled silver threepence (3d) of George I, dated 1717. Obverse has a draped and laureate bust of the king facing right. The inscription missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 starts at the bottom left and reads 'GEORGIVS./DEI.GRATIA.'. The reverse has the denomination '3' beneath a crown which divides the date. The legend reads 'MAG.BR.FR.ET.HIB.REX' Quite worn.

page 39 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name BriefDescription Location Box 2007-264 coin Milled silver threepence (3d) of George II, dated 1731. Obverse has a draped and laureate bust of the king facing left. The inscription missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 starts at the bottom left and reads 'GEORGIVS.II./DEI.GRATIA.'. The reverse has the denomination '3' beneath a crown which divides the date. The legend reads 'MAG.BRI.FR.ET.HIB.REX' Somewhat worn. 2007-265 coin Milled silver threepence (3d) of George III, dated 1762. Obverse has a draped and laureate bust of the king facing right. This is the missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 younger bust of the king. The inscription starts at the bottom left and reads 'GEORGIVS.III.DEI.GRATIA.'. The reverse has the denomination '3' beneath a crown which divides the date. The legend reads 'MAG.BRI.FR.ET.HIB.REX' Somewhat worn. 2007-266 coin Milled silver threepence (3d) of George III, dated 1762. Obverse has a draped and laureate bust of the king facing right. This is the missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 younger bust of the king. The inscription starts at the bottom left and reads 'GEORGIVS.III.DEI.GRATIA.'. The reverse has the denomination '3' beneath a crown which divides the date. The legend reads 'MAG.BRI.FR.ET.HIB.REX' Slightly worn. 2007-267 coin Milled silver threepence (3d) of George III, dated 1820. Obverse has a laureate head of the king facing right. This is the older bust missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 of the king. The inscription starts at the bottom left and reads 'GEORGIUS III / DEI GRATIA' with the date below the portrait. The reverse has the denomination '3' beneath a crown. The legend reads 'BRITANNIARUM / REX FID. DEF.' Hardly worn. 2007-268 coin Milled silver threepence (3d) of George IV, dated 1826. Obverse has a laureate head of the king facing left. The inscription starts at missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 the bottom left and reads 'GEORGIUS IIII D.G./BRITANNIAR. REX F.D.'. The reverse has the denomination '3' beneath a crown within a wreath of oak leaves. The date is across the middle, divided by the denomination. Slightly worn. 2007-269 coin Milled silver threepence (3d) of William IV, dated 1834. Obverse has a bare head of the king facing right. The inscription starts at missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 the bottom left and reads 'GULIELMUS IIII D.G./BRITANNIAR. REX F.D.'. The reverse has the denomination '3' beneath a crown within a wreath of oak leaves. The date is across the middle, divided by the denomination. Hardly worn. 2007-270 coin Milled silver threepence (3d) of William IV, dated 1836. Obverse has a bare head of the king facing right. The inscription starts at missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 the bottom left and reads 'GULIELMUS IIII D.G./BRITANNIAR. REX F.D.'. The reverse has the denomination '3' beneath a crown within a wreath of oak leaves. The date is across the middle, divided by the denomination. Somewhat worn. 2007-271 coin Milled silver threepence (3d) of Victoria, dated 1895. Obverse has a draped, crowned and shrouded bust of the queen facing left. missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 The inscription starts at the bottom left and reads 'VICTORIA.DEI.GRA.BRITT.REGINA.FID.DEF./IND.IMP.'. The reverse has the denomination '3' beneath a crown within a wreath of oak leaves. The date is across the middle, divided by the denomination. Very worn. 2007-272 coin Milled silver threepence (3d) of Edward VII, dated 1902. Obverse has a bare head of the king facing right. The inscription starts at missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 the bottom left and reads 'EDWARDVS VII D.G. BRITT. OMN. REX F.D. IND.IMP.'. The reverse has the denomination '3' beneath a crown within a wreath of oak leaves. The date is across the middle, divided by the denomination. Quite worn. 2007-273 coin Milled silver threepence (3d) of George V, dated 1915. Obverse has a bare head of the king facing left. The inscription starts at the missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 bottom left and reads 'GEORGIVS V D.G. BRITT. OMN. REX F.D. IND.IMP.'. The reverse has the denomination '3' beneath a crown within a wreath of oak leaves. The date is across the middle, divided by the denomination. Somewhat worn. 2007-274 coin Milled silver threepence (3d) of George V, fourth coinage, dated 1931. Obverse has a bare head of the king facing left. The inscription missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 starts at the bottom left and reads 'GEORGIVS V D.G. BRITT. OMN. REX F.D. IND.IMP.'. The reverse has three interwoven sprigs of oak, each with one leaf and one acorn. The inscription is around the edge, divided by he acorns, and reads 'THREE./ PENCE./-1931-' Slightly worn. 2007-275 coin Milled silver threepence (3d) of George V, fourth coinage, dated 1932. Obverse has a bare head of the king facing left. The inscription missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 starts at the bottom left and reads 'GEORGIVS V D.G. BRITT. OMN. REX F.D. IND.IMP.'. The reverse has three interwoven sprigs of oak, each with one leaf and one acorn. The inscription is around the edge, divided by he acorns, and reads 'THREE./ PENCE./-1932-' Somewhat worn. 2007-276 coin Milled silver threepence (3d) of George VI, dated 1937. Obverse has a bare head of the king facing left. The inscription starts at the missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 bottom left and reads 'GEORGIVS VI D.G. BR. OMN. REX'. The reverse has a shield of St George over a rose. The date is across the middle, divided by the rose. The inscription runs around the edge and reads 'FID.DEF.IND.IMP/THREE.PENCE'. Hardly worn.

page 40 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name BriefDescription Location Box 2007-277 coin Milled silver sixpence (6d) of James II, dated 1687. Obverse has a draped and laureate bust of the king facing left. The inscription missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 starts at the bottom left and reads 'IACOBVS.II./DEI.GRATIA'. The reverse has a central radiate wheel surrounded by a cross of four crowned shields, which divide the legend. It reads '16/87.MAG/BR.FRA/ET.HIB/REX.' Somewhat worn. 2007-278 coin Milled silver sixpence (6d) of William III, dated 1696. Obverse has a draped and laureate bust of the king facing right. The inscription missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 starts at the bottom left and reads 'GVLIELMVS./III.DEI.GRA.'. The reverse has a central lion rampant surrounded by a cross of four crowned shields, which divide the legend. It reads '16/96.MAG/BR.FRA./ET.HIB./REX.' Hardly worn but with a shiny patch over the obverse. 2007-279 coin Milled silver sixpence (6d) of William III, dated 1696. Obverse has a draped and laureate bust of the king facing right. The inscription missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 starts at the bottom left and reads 'GVLIELMVS./III.DEI.GRA.'. The reverse has a central lion rampant surrounded by a cross of four crowned shields, which divide the legend. It reads '16/96.MAG/BR.FRA./ET.HIB./REX.' The coin has been drilled with a small, circular hole positioned above the head of the portrait on the obverse. Quite worn. 2007-280 coin Milled silver sixpence (6d) of Anne, dated 1703 and struck from silver bullion siezed from Vigo Bay in the Anglo-Dutch expansion missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 against Spain. Obverse has a draped and coiffured bust of the queen facing left. The inscription starts at the bottom left and reads 'ANNA.DEI./GRATIA.' with 'VIGO' beneath the bust. The reverse has a central radiate garter star surrounded by a cross of four crowned shields, which divide the legend. It reads '17/03.MAG/BR.FRA./ET.HIB./REG.' In mint condition on the obverse but slightly worn on the reverse. 2007-281 coin Milled silver sixpence (6d) of Anne, dated 1705. Obverse has a draped and coiffured bust of the queen facing left. The inscription missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 starts at the bottom left and reads 'ANNA.DEI./GRATIA.'. The reverse has a central radiate garter star surrounded by a cross of four crowned shields, which divide the legend. There is a plume in each of the angles between the shields. It reads '17/05.MAG/BR.FRA./ ET.HIB./REG.' Slightly worn. 2007-282 coin Milled silver sixpence (6d) of Anne, dated 1711. Obverse has a draped and coiffured bust of the queen facing left. The inscription missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 starts at the bottom left and reads 'ANNA.DEI./GRATIA.'. The reverse has a central radiate garter star surrounded by a cross of four crowned shields, which divide the legend. It reads '[17]/11.MAG/BR.FRA./ET.HIB./REG.' Slightly scratched on the obverse legend, otherwise virtually unworn. 2007-327 coin Milled silver sixpence (6d) of George I, South Sea Company issue, dated 1723. Obverse has a draped and laureate bust of the king missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 facing right. The inscription starts at the bottom left and reads 'GEORGIVS.D.G.M.BR.FR.ET.HIB.REX.F.D.'. The reverse has a central radiate garter star surrounded by a cross of four crowned shields, which divide the legend. The angles between the shield contain the initials of the South Sea Company as so: 'SS/C/SS/C'. The coin reads '17/23.BRVN/ET.L.DVX/S.R.I.A.TH/ET.EL.' Somewhat worn on the obverse, virtually unworn on the reverse. 2007-328 coin Milled silver sixpence (6d) of George II, dated 1757. Obverse has a draped and laureate bust of the king facing left. The inscription missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 starts at the bottom left and reads 'GEORGIVS.II./DEI.GRATIA'. The reverse has a central radiate garter star surrounded by a cross of four crowned shields, which divide the legend. It reads '17/57.M.B.F.ET/H.REX.F.D.B/ET.LDS.R.I/A.TETE.' Slightly worn. 2007-329 coin Milled silver sixpence (6d) of George II, dated 1758. Obverse has a draped and laureate bust of the king facing left. The inscription missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 starts at the bottom left and reads 'GEORGIVS.II./DEI.GRATIA'. The reverse has a central radiate garter star surrounded by a cross of four crowned shields, which divide the legend. It reads '17/58.M.B.F.ET/H.REX.F.D.B/ET.LDS.R.I/A.TETE.' Rather worn. 2007-330 coin Milled silver sixpence (6d) of George III, dated 1787. Obverse has a cuirassed and laureate bust of the king facing right. The missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 inscription starts at the bottom left and reads 'GEORGIVS.III.DEI.GRATIA'. The reverse has a central radiate garter star surrounded by a cross of four shields, interspersed with crowns. The Hanoverian shield has tiny hearts surrounding the lion on the right. It reads 'M.B.F.ET.H.REX.F.D.B.ET.L.D.S.R.I.A.T.ET.E.1787' Slightly worn. 2007-331 coin Milled silver sixpence (6d) of George III, dated 1787. Obverse has a cuirassed and laureate bust of the king facing right. The missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 inscription starts at the bottom left and reads 'GEORGIVS.III.DEI.GRATIA'. The reverse has a central radiate garter star surrounded by a cross of four shields, interspersed with crowns. The Hanoverian shield has no hearts. It reads 'M.B.F.ET.H.REX.F.D.B.ET.L.D.S.R.I.A.T.ET.E.1787' Rather worn.

page 41 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name BriefDescription Location Box 2007-332 coin Milled silver sixpence (6d) of George III, dated 1787. Obverse has a cuirassed and laureate bust of the king facing right. The missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 inscription starts at the bottom left and reads 'GEORGIVS.III.DEI.GRATIA'. The reverse has a central radiate garter star surrounded by a cross of four shields, interspersed with crowns. The Hanoverian shield has no hearts. It reads 'M.B.F.ET.H.REX.F.D.B.ET.L.D.S.R.I.A.T.ET.E.1787' Hardly worn. 2007-333 coin Milled silver sixpence (6d) of George III, dated 1816. Obverse has a laureate head of the king facing right. The inscription starts at missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 the bottom left and reads 'GEOR.III.D.G./BRITT.REX F.D./1816'. The reverse has the royal shield within a garter which contains the legend. It reads 'HONI.SOIT.Q/MAL.Y.PENSE.' Hardly worn. 2007-334 coin Milled silver sixpence (6d) of George III, dated 1816. Obverse has a laureate head of the king facing right. The inscription starts at missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 the bottom left and reads 'GEOR.III.D.G./BRITT.REX F.D./1816'. The reverse has the royal shield within a garter which contains the legend. It reads 'HONI.SOIT.Q/MAL.Y.PENSE.' Hardly worn. 2007-335 coin Milled silver sixpence (6d) of William IV, dated 1834. Obverse has a bare head of the king facing right. The inscription starts at the missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 bottom left and reads 'GULIELMUS IIII D.G. / BRITTANNIAR REX F.D.'. The reverse has the denomination 'SI[X / PENCE]' beneath a crown, within a wreath of a palm frond and oak leaves. The date is below. Quite worn in the centre of the reverse. 2007-336 coin Milled silver gilt sixpence (6d) of Victoria, Jubilee coinage, dated 1887. Obverse has a crowned and clothed bust of the queen facing missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 left. The inscription starts at the bottom left and reads 'VICTORIA DEI GRATIA / BRITT : REGINA F : D :'. The reverse has the a square sheild within a garter belt border. The inscription is printed within the belt and reads 'HONI.SOIT.QUI/MAL.Y.PENSE...'. The date is below. This coin has been lightly gilded on both faces. Hardly worn. 2007-337 coin Milled silver sixpence (6d) of George VI, dated 1937. Obverse has a bare head of the king facing left. The inscription starts at the missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 bottom left and reads 'GEORGIVS VI D:G:BR:OMN:REX'. The reverse has the letters 'GRI' beneath a crown and reads 'FID.DEF./.IND.IMP / SIXPENCE' The date is across the middle, divided by the initials. Vitually unworn. 2007-338 coin Milled silver sixpence (6d) of George VI, dated 1939. Obverse has a bare head of the king facing left. The inscription starts at the missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 bottom left and reads 'GEORGIVS VI D:G:BR:OMN:REX'. The reverse has the letters 'GRI' beneath a crown and reads 'FID.DEF./.IND.IMP / SIXPENCE' The date is across the middle, divided by the initials. Somewhat worn. 2007-339 coin Milled silver shilling (1/-) of William III, dated 1696. Obverse has a bust of the king facing right. The inscription starts at the bottom missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 left and reads '[GVL]IELMVS./III.DEI.GRA.'. The reverse has a central lion rampant, surrounded by a cross of four crowned shields, which divide the legend. It reads '[16/]96.MAG./BR.FRA./ET.HIB./RE[X]'. Very worn and with bent and scratched flan. 2007-340 coin Milled silver shilling (1/-) of Anne, Edinburgh mint, dated 1708. Obverse has a draped and coiffured bust of the queen facing left. missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 There is a capital letter 'E' with a star beneath the bust, indicating the mint. The inscription starts at the bottom left and reads 'ANNA.DEI./GRATIA.'. The reverse has a central radiate garter star, surrounded by a cross of four crowned shields, which divide the legend. It reads '17/08.MAG./BRI.FR./ET.HIB./REG'. Somewhat worn. 2007-341 coin Milled silver shilling (1/-) of George I, dated 1720. Obverse has a draped and laureate bust of the king facing right. The inscription missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 starts at the bottom left and reads 'GEORGIVS.D.G.M.BR.FR.ET.HIB.REX.F.D.'. The reverse has a central radiate garter star, surrounded by a cross of four crowned shields, which divide the legend. It reads '17/20.BRVN/ET.L.DVX/S.R.I.A.TH/ET.EL.'. Somewhat worn. 2007-342 coin Milled silver shilling (1/-) of George I, South Seas Company issue, dated 1723. Obverse has a draped and laureate bust of the king missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 facing right. The inscription starts at the bottom left and reads 'GEORGIVS.D.G.M.BR.FR.ET.HIB.REX.F.D.'. The reverse has a central radiate garter star, surrounded by a cross of four crowned shields, which divide the legend. The initials of the South Seas Company are in the interstices between the shields as so: 'SS/C/SS/C'. It reads '17/20.BRVN/ET.L.DVX/S.R.I.A.TH/ET.EL.'. Somewhat worn on the obverse, hardly worn on the reverse.

page 42 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name BriefDescription Location Box 2007-343 coin Milled silver shilling (1/-) of George II, dated 1743. Obverse has a draped and laureate bust of the king facing left. The inscription missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 starts at the bottom left and reads 'GEORGIUS.II./DEI.GRATIA.'. The reverse has a central radiate garter star, surrounded by a cross of four crowned shields, which divide the legend. The Hanoverian sheild has tiny hearts around the lion in its right-hand segment. There is a rose in each of the interstices between the shields. The coin reads '17/43.M.B.F.ET./H.REX.F.D.B./ ET.L.D.S.R.I./A.T.ET.E.'. Somewhat worn on the obverse, slightly worn on the reverse. 2007-344 coin Milled silver shilling (1/-) of George II, dated 1758. Obverse has a cuirassed and laureate bust of the king facing left. The inscription missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 starts at the bottom left and reads 'GEORGIUS.II./DEI.GRATIA.'. The reverse has a central radiate garter star, surrounded by a cross of four crowned shields, which divide the legend. The Hanoverian sheild has tiny hearts around the lion in its right-hand segment. The coin reads '17/58.M.B.F.ET./H.REX.F.D.B./ET.L.D.S.R.I./A.T.ET.E.'. Slightly worn. 2007-345 coin Milled silver shilling (1/-) of George II, dated 1758. Obverse has a cuirassed and laureate bust of the king facing left. The inscription missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 starts at the bottom left and reads 'GEORGIUS.II./DEI.GRATIA.'. The reverse has a central radiate garter star, surrounded by a cross of four crowned shields, which divide the legend. The Hanoverian sheild has tiny hearts around the lion in its right-hand segment. The coin reads '17/58.M.B.F.ET./H.REX.F.D.B./ET.L.D.S.R.I./A.T.ET.E.'. Somewhat worn. 2007-346 coin Milled silver shilling (1/-) of George III, dated 1816. Obverse has a laureate head of the king facing left. The inscription starts at the missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 bottom left and reads 'GEOR:III D:G:/BRITT:REX F:D:/1816'. The reverse has an ornate shield enclosed in a garter belt border. The inscription is within the belt and reads 'HONI.SOIT.Q./ MAL.Y.PENSE.'. Hardly worn. 2007-347 coin Milled silver shilling (1/-) of George III, dated 1817. Obverse has a laureate head of the king facing left. The inscription starts at the missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 bottom left and reads 'GEOR:III D:G:/BRITT:REX F:D:/1816'. The reverse has an ornate shield enclosed in a garter belt border. The inscription is within the belt and reads 'HONI.SOIT.Q./ MAL.Y.PENSE.'. Quite worn. 2007-348 coin Milled silver shilling (1/-) of George IV, dated 1829. Obverse has a bare head of the king facing left. The inscription starts at the missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 bottom left and reads 'GEORGIUS IV DEI GRATIA / 1829'. The reverse has a crowned lion atop a crown above a shamrock, rose and thistle. The inscription reads 'BRITANNIARUM / REX FIDEI DEFENSOR'. Rather worn. 2007-349 coin Milled silver shilling (1/-) of George V, dated 1933. Obverse has a bare head of the king facing left. The inscription starts at the bottom missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 left and reads 'GEORGIVS V DEI GRA: BRITT: OMN: REX'. The reverse has a crowned lion atop a crown. The inscription reads 'FID. DEF/ IND.IMP./ONE.SHILLING.1933'. Rather worn. 2007-350 coin Milled silver shilling (1/-) of George V, dated 1936. Obverse has a bare head of the king facing left. The inscription starts at the bottom missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 left and reads 'GEORGIVS V DEI GRA: BRITT: OMN: REX'. The reverse has a crowned lion atop a crown. The inscription reads 'FID. DEF/ IND.IMP./ONE.SHILLING.1936'. Rather worn. 2007-351 coin Milled silver shilling (1/-) of George VI, dated 1937. Obverse has a bare head of the king facing left. The inscription starts at the missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 bottom left and reads 'GEORGIVS VI D : G : BR : OMN : REX'. The reverse has a seated crowned lion, facing, holding two swords, atop a crown. There are small shields to either side and the date runs across the middle, divided by the lion. The inscription reads 'FID : DEF . IND : IMP/ONE.SHILLING'. Hardly worn. 2007-352 coin Milled silver shilling (1/-) of George VI, dated 1937. Obverse has a bare head of the king facing left. The inscription starts at the missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 bottom left and reads 'GEORGIVS VI D : G : BR : OMN : REX'. The reverse has a crowned lion atop a crown. The date runs across the middle, divided by the lion. The inscription reads 'FID : DEF / IND : IMP/ONE.SHILLING' with rose stops. Hardly worn. 2007-353 coin Milled silver shilling (1/-) of George VI, dated 1945. Obverse has a bare head of the king facing left. The inscription starts at the missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 bottom left and reads 'GEORGIVS VI D : G : BR : OMN : REX'. The reverse has a seated crowned lion, facing, holding two swords, atop a crown. There are small shields to either side and the date runs across the middle, divided by the lion. The inscription reads 'FID : DEF . IND : IMP/ONE.SHILLING'. Somewhat worn. 2007-354 coin Milled silver shilling (1/-) of George VI, dated 1945. Obverse has a bare head of the king facing left. The inscription starts at the missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 bottom left and reads 'GEORGIVS VI D : G : BR : OMN : REX'. The reverse has a crowned lion atop a crown. The date runs across the middle, divided by the lion. The inscription reads 'FID : DEF / IND : IMP/ONE.SHILLING' with rose stops. Hardly worn.

page 43 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name BriefDescription Location Box 2007-355 coin Milled cupro-nickel shilling (1/-) of George VI, dated 1948. Obverse has a bare head of the king facing left. The inscription starts at missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 the bottom left and reads 'GEORGIVS VI D : G : BR : OMN : REX'. The reverse has a seated crowned lion, facing, holding two swords, atop a crown. There are small shields to either side and the date runs across the middle, divided by the lion. The inscription reads 'FID : DEF . IND : IMP/ONE.SHILLING'. Slightly worn. 2007-356 coin Milled cupro-nickel shilling (1/-) of George VI, dated 1948. Obverse has a bare head of the king facing left. The inscription starts at missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 the bottom left and reads 'GEORGIVS VI D : G : BR : OMN : REX'. The reverse has a crowned lion atop a crown. The date runs across the middle, divided by the lion. The inscription reads 'FID : DEF / IND : IMP/ONE.SHILLING' with rose stops. Slightly worn. 2007-357 coin Milled cupro-nickel shilling (1/-) of Elizabeth II, young head coinage, dated 1963. Obverse has a laureate bust of the queen facing missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 right. There is cross plain initial mark and the inscription starts at the top. It reads 'ELIZABETH.II.DEI.GRATIA.REGINA'. The reverse has the crowned arms of Scotland (with a single lion rampant in the shield). The date runs across the middle, divided by the arms. The inscription reads 'FID / DEF / ONE SHILLING'. Hardly worn. 2007-358 coin Milled cupro-nickel shilling (1/-) of Elizabeth II, young head coinage, dated 1963. Obverse has a laureate bust of the queen facing missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 right. There is cross plain initial mark and the inscription starts at the top. It reads 'ELIZABETH.II.DEI.GRATIA.REGINA'. The reverse has the crowned arms of England (with three lions passant guardant in the shield). The date runs across the middle, divided by the arms. The inscription reads 'FID / DEF / ONE SHILLING'. Hardly worn. 2007-359 coin Milled cupro-nickel five pence piece (5p) of Elizabeth II, young head coinage, dated 1968. Obverse has a crowned and draped bust missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 of the queen facing right. The inscription starts at the top and reads 'ELIZABETH.II / D.G.REG.F.D.1968'. The reverse has a crowned thistle and reads 'NEW PENCE / 5'. Virtually unworn. 2007-360 coin Milled silver florin (2/- two shillings) of Victoria, young head coinage, 'godless' type, dated 1849. Obverse has a crowned and clothed missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 bust of the queen, with her hair in a looped plait, facing left. The inscription starts at the bottom left and reads 'VICTORIA / REGINA 1849'. The reverse has a cross of four crowned, square sheilds (2 shields of England, 1 of Scotland and 1 of Ireland) with 2 roses, a thisle and a shamrock in the interstices of the cross. It reads 'ONE / FLORIN / ONE TENTH / OF A POUND'. Somewhat tarnished on the obverse, but hardly worn. 2007-361 coin Milled silver florin (2/- two shillings) of George VI, first coinage dated 1938. Obverse has a bare head of the king facing left. The missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 inscription starts at the bottom left and reads 'GEORGIVS VI D : G : BR : OMN : REX'. The reverse has a large crowned rose in the centre with a small thistle to the left and a small shamrock to the right. The letters 'G / R' are to either side of the rose, beneath the other symbols. It reads 'FID : DEF : / : IND : IMP : / TWO SHILLINGS 1938'. Somewhat worn. 2007-362 coin Milled silver florin (2/- two shillings) of George VI, first coinage dated 1941. Obverse has a bare head of the king facing left. The missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 inscription starts at the bottom left and reads 'GEORGIVS VI D : G : BR : OMN : REX'. The reverse has a large crowned rose in the centre with a small thistle to the left and a small shamrock to the right. The letters 'G / R' are to either side of the rose, beneath the other symbols. It reads 'FID : DEF : / : IND : IMP : / TWO SHILLINGS 1941'. Rather worn. 2007-363 coin Milled cupro-nickel florin (2/- two shillings) of George VI, second coinage dated 1947. Obverse has a bare head of the king facing missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 left. The inscription starts at the bottom left and reads 'GEORGIVS VI D : G : BR : OMN : REX'. The reverse has a large crowned rose in the centre with a small thistle to the left and a small shamrock to the right. The letters 'G / R' are to either side of the rose, beneath the other symbols. It reads 'FID : DEF : / : IND : IMP : / TWO SHILLINGS 1947'. Somewhat worn. 2007-364 coin Milled cupro-nickel florin (2/- two shillings) of Elizabeth II, second coinage dated 1967. Obverse has a laureate bust of the queen missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 facing right. There is a cross plain initial mark and the inscription starts at the top. It reads 'ELIZABETH.II.DEI.GRATIA.REGINA'. The reverse has a double rose within a border of thistle heads interspersed with shamrocks and leeks. It reads 'FID : / DEF : / TWO / SHILLINGS / 1967'. Virtually unworn. 2007-365 coin Milled cupro-nickel ten pence piece (10p) of Elizabeth II, young head coinage, dated 1968. Obverse has a crowned and draped bust missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 of the queen facing right. The inscription starts at the top and reads 'ELIZABETH.II / D.G.REG.F.D.1968'. The reverse has a crowned lion and reads 'NEW PENCE / 10'. Virtually unworn.

page 44 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name BriefDescription Location Box 2007-366 coin Milled cupro-nickel ten pence piece (10p) of Elizabeth II, young head coinage, dated 1969. Obverse has a crowned and draped bust missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 of the queen facing right. The inscription starts at the top and reads 'ELIZABETH.II / D.G.REG.F.D.1969'. The reverse has a crowned lion and reads 'NEW PENCE / 10'. Only slightly unworn. 2007-367 coin Milled silver halfcrown (2/6) of William and Mary, dated 1689. Obverse has a worn double portrait showing laureate and draped busts missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 of the king and queen facing right. It reads 'GULIELMVS.ET.MARIA.DEI.GRATIA'. Reverse has a large, crowned shield, the crown dividing the legend. It reads '16/89.MAG.BR.FR.ET.HIB.REX.ET.REGINA.'. Rather worn, especially on the obverse. 2007-368 coin Milled silver halfcrown (2/6) of William and Mary, dated 1689. Obverse has a double portrait showing laureate and draped busts of missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 the king and queen facing right. It reads 'GULIELMVS.ET.MARIA.DEI.GRATIA'. Reverse has a large, crowned shield, the crown dividing the legend. It reads '16/89.MAG.BR.FR.ET.HIB.REX.ET.REGINA.'. Somewhat worn. 2007-369 coin Milled silver halfcrown (2/6) of Anne, dated 1707. Obverse has a worn coiffured and draped bust of the queen facing left. It reads missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 'ANNA.DEI./GRATIA'. There is a letter 'E' beneath the bust, indicating that it was struck at the Edinburgh mint. Reverse has a cross of four crowned shields, the crowns of which divide the legend. It reads '17/07.MAG/BRI.FR/ET.HIB/REG.'. Rather worn on the obverse, hardly worn on the reverse. 2007-370 coin Milled silver halfcrown (2/6) of Anne, dated 1708. Obverse has a worn coiffured and draped bust of the queen facing left. It reads missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 'ANNA.DEI./GRATIA'. There is a letter 'E' beneath the bust, indicating that it was struck at the Edinburgh mint. Reverse has a cross of four crowned shields, the crowns of which divide the legend. It reads '17/08.MAG/BRI.FR/ET.HIB/REG.'. Rather worn. 2007-371 coin Milled silver halfcrown (2/6) of George II, young bust coinage, dated 1739. Obverse has a worn laureate and draped bust of the king missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 facing left. It reads 'GEORGIVS.II./DEI.GRATIA'. Reverse has a cross of four crowned shields, the crowns of which divide the legend. The shields are centred around a radiate garter star and there are roses in each of the interstices between the shields. It reads '17/39.M.B.F.ET./H.REX.F.D.B./ET.L.D.S.R.I./A.T.ET.E.'. Quite worn on the obverse, slightly worn on the reverse. 2007-372 coin Milled silver halfcrown (2/6) of George II, old bust coinage, struck from silver seized from the Spanish at Lima, Peru. Dated 1746. missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 Obverse has a laureate and cuirassed bust of the king facing left. It reads 'GEORGIVS.II./DEI.GRATIA'. The word 'LIMA' is beneath the bust. Reverse has a cross of four crowned shields, the crowns of which divide the legend. The shields are centred around a radiate garter star. It reads '17/46.M.B.F.ET./H.REX.F.D.B./ET.L.D.SR.I./A.T.ET.E.'. Somewhat worn on the obverse, hardly worn on the reverse. 2007-373 coin Milled silver halfcrown (2/6) of George II, old bust coinage, struck from silver seized from the Spanish at Lima, Peru. Dated 1746. missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 Obverse has a laureate and cuirassed bust of the king facing left. It reads 'GEORGIVS.II./DEI.GRATIA'. The word 'LIMA' is beneath the bust. Reverse has a cross of four crowned shields, the crowns of which divide the legend. The shields are centred around a radiate garter star. It reads '17/46.M.B.F.ET./H.REX.F.D.B./ET.L.D.SR.I./A.T.ET.E.'. Somewhat worn. 2007-374 coin Milled silver halfcrown (2/6) of William IV, dated 1834. Obverse has a bare head of the king facing right. It reads 'GULIELMUS IIII missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 D:G:/BRITANNIAR:REX F:D:'. Reverse has a large crowned shield on a mantle. It reads 'ANNO / 1834' along the bottom, divided by the base of the mantle. Slightly worn. 2007-375 coin Milled silver halfcrown (2/6) of George V, fourth coinage, dated 1931. Obverse has a bare head of the king facing left. It reads missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 'GEORGIVS V DEI GRA: BRITT: OMN: REX'. Reverse has a large concave-sided shield. There is a device showing two capital letters 'G' entwined beneath a crown to either side of the shield. There are also symbols with in the inscription - a rose at the top, a thistle to the left and a shamrock to the right. The coin reads 'FID.DEF/IND.IMP/HALF.CROWN.1931'. Somewhat worn. 2007-376 coin Milled silver halfcrown (2/6) of George V, fourth coinage, dated 1936. Obverse has a bare head of the king facing left. It reads missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 'GEORGIVS V DEI GRA: BRITT: OMN: REX'. Reverse has a large concave-sided shield. There is a device showing two capital letters 'G' entwined beneath a crown to either side of the shield. There are also symbols with in the inscription - a rose at the top, a thistle to the left and a shamrock to the right. The coin reads 'FID.DEF/IND.IMP/HALF.CROWN.1936'. Somewhat worn. 2007-379 coin Milled silver halfcrown (2/6) of George VI, first coinage, dated 1939. Obverse has a bare head of the king facing left. It reads missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 'GEORGIVS VI D : G : BR : OMN : REX'. Reverse has a large concave-sided shield. There is a device showing two capital letters 'G' entwined beneath a crown to either side of the shield. The coin reads 'FID : DEF / IND : IMP / HALF CROWN 1939'. Slightly worn.

page 45 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name BriefDescription Location Box 2007-380 coin Milled silver halfcrown (2/6) of George VI, first coinage, dated 1940. Obverse has a bare head of the king facing left. It reads missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 'GEORGIVS VI D : G : BR : OMN : REX'. Reverse has a large concave-sided shield. There is a device showing two capital letters 'G' entwined beneath a crown to either side of the shield. The coin reads 'FID : DEF / IND : IMP / HALF CROWN 1940'. Slightly worn. 2007-381 coin Milled silver halfcrown (2/6) of George VI, first coinage, dated 1941. Obverse has a bare head of the king facing left. It reads missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 'GEORGIVS VI D : G : BR : OMN : REX'. Reverse has a large concave-sided shield. There is a device showing two capital letters 'G' entwined beneath a crown to either side of the shield. The coin reads 'FID : DEF / IND : IMP / HALF CROWN 1941'. Slightly worn. 2007-382 coin Milled silver halfcrown (2/6) of George VI, first coinage, dated 1942. Obverse has a bare head of the king facing left. It reads missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 'GEORGIVS VI D : G : BR : OMN : REX'. Reverse has a large concave-sided shield. There is a device showing two capital letters 'G' entwined beneath a crown to either side of the shield. The coin reads 'FID : DEF / IND : IMP / HALF CROWN 1942'. Somewhat worn. 2007-383 coin Milled silver halfcrown (2/6) of George VI, first coinage, dated 1943. Obverse has a bare head of the king facing left. It reads missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 'GEORGIVS VI D : G : BR : OMN : REX'. Reverse has a large concave-sided shield. There is a device showing two capital letters 'G' entwined beneath a crown to either side of the shield. The coin reads 'FID : DEF / IND : IMP / HALF CROWN 1943'. Somewhat worn. 2007-384 coin Milled silver halfcrown (2/6) of George VI, first coinage, dated 1944. Obverse has a bare head of the king facing left. It reads missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 'GEORGIVS VI D : G : BR : OMN : REX'. Reverse has a large concave-sided shield. There is a device showing two capital letters 'G' entwined beneath a crown to either side of the shield. The coin reads 'FID : DEF / IND : IMP / HALF CROWN 1944'. Somewhat worn. 2007-385 coin Milled silver halfcrown (2/6) of George VI, first coinage, dated 1945. Obverse has a bare head of the king facing left. It reads missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 'GEORGIVS VI D : G : BR : OMN : REX'. Reverse has a large concave-sided shield. There is a device showing two capital letters 'G' entwined beneath a crown to either side of the shield. The coin reads 'FID : DEF / IND : IMP / HALF CROWN 1945'. Hardly worn. 2007-386 coin Milled silver halfcrown (2/6) of George VI, first coinage, dated 1946. Obverse has a bare head of the king facing left. It reads missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 'GEORGIVS VI D : G : BR : OMN : REX'. Reverse has a large concave-sided shield. There is a device showing two capital letters 'G' entwined beneath a crown to either side of the shield. The coin reads 'FID : DEF / IND : IMP / HALF CROWN 1946'. Somewhat worn. 2007-387 coin Milled silver halfcrown (2/6) of George VI, first coinage, dated 1946. Obverse has a bare head of the king facing left. It reads missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 'GEORGIVS VI D : G : BR : OMN : REX'. Reverse has a large concave-sided shield. There is a device showing two capital letters 'G' entwined beneath a crown to either side of the shield. The coin reads 'FID : DEF / IND : IMP / HALF CROWN 1946'. Slightly worn. 2007-388 coin Milled silver halfcrown (2/6) of George VI, first coinage, dated 1946. Obverse has a bare head of the king facing left. It reads missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 'GEORGIVS VI D : G : BR : OMN : REX'. Reverse has a large concave-sided shield. There is a device showing two capital letters 'G' entwined beneath a crown to either side of the shield. The coin reads 'FID : DEF / IND : IMP / HALF CROWN 1946'. Somewhat worn. Tarnished on the obverse. 2007-389 coin Milled cupro-nickel halfcrown (2/6) of George VI, second coinage, dated 1947. Obverse has a bare head of the king facing left. It missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 reads 'GEORGIVS VI D : G : BR : OMN : REX'. Reverse has a large concave-sided shield. There is a device showing two capital letters 'G' entwined beneath a crown to either side of the shield. The coin reads 'FID : DEF / IND : IMP / HALF CROWN 1947'. Slightly worn. 2007-390 coin Milled cupro-nickel halfcrown (2/6) of George VI, second coinage, dated 1948. Obverse has a bare head of the king facing left. It missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 reads 'GEORGIVS VI D : G : BR : OMN : REX'. Reverse has a large concave-sided shield. There is a device showing two capital letters 'G' entwined beneath a crown to either side of the shield. The coin reads 'FID : DEF / IND : IMP / HALF CROWN 1948'. Hardly worn.

page 46 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name BriefDescription Location Box 2007-391 coin Milled cupro-nickel halfcrown (2/6) of George VI, second coinage, dated 1948. Obverse has a bare head of the king facing left. It missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 reads 'GEORGIVS VI D : G : BR : OMN : REX'. Reverse has a large concave-sided shield. There is a device showing two capital letters 'G' entwined beneath a crown to either side of the shield. The coin reads 'FID : DEF / IND : IMP / HALF CROWN 1948'. Hardly worn. 2007-392 coin Milled cupro-nickel halfcrown (2/6) of Elizabeth II, second coinage, dated 1962. Obverse has a laureate bust of the queen facing missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 right. There is a cross plain initial mark and the inscription starts at the top. It reads 'ELIZABETH.II.DEI.GRATIA.REGINA'. Reverse has a large crowned shield with the letters 'E / R' to either side. It reads 'FID. / .DEF / HALF CROWN 1962'. Somewhat worn. 2007-393 coin Milled silver double florin (4/-) of Victoria, jubilee coinage, arabic '1' in date, dated 1889. Obverse has a crowned bust of the queen missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 facing left. It reads 'VICTORIA / DEI GRATIA'. Reverse has a cross of four crowned shields (two of England, one of Scotland and one of Ireland) surrounding a central radiate garter star. There is a staff in each of the interstices between the shields. The crowns divide the legend. The coin reads '18/89 FID: / DEF: / BRITT: / REG:'. Somewhat worn and rather tarnished. 2007-394 coin Milled silver double florin (4/-) of Victoria, jubilee coinage, arabic '1' in date, dated 1889. Obverse has a crowned bust of the queen missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 facing left. It reads 'VICTORIA / DEI GRATIA'. Reverse has a cross of four crowned shields (two of England, one of Scotland and one of Ireland) surrounding a central radiate garter star. There is a staff in each of the interstices between the shields. The crowns divide the legend. The coin reads '18/89 FID: / DEF: / BRITT: / REG:'. Somewhat worn and tarnished. 2007-395 coin Milled silver crown (5/-) of Charles II, second bust, regnal year on edge, dated 1667. Obverse has a very worn laureate bust of the missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 king facing right. It reads 'CAROLVS.II. / DEI.GRATIA'. Reverse has a cross of four crowned shields (the shields of England, Scotland, Ireland and France) surrounding a central radiate garter star. There is a device of two entwined capital letters 'C' in each of the interstices between the shields. The crowns divide the legend. The coin reads '16/67.MAG./BR.FRA./ET.HIB./REX'. Around the edge of the coin is the legend 'DECVS.ET.TVTAMEN.AN.REG.DECIMO.NONO'. Very worn on the portrait but only slightly worn elsewhere. 2007-396 coin Milled silver crown (5/-) of Charles II, second bust, regnal year on edge, dated 1671. Obverse has a laureate bust of the king facing missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 right. It reads 'CAROLVS.II. / DEI.GRATIA'. Reverse has a cross of four crowned shields (the shields of England, Scotland, Ireland and France) surrounding a central radiate garter star. There is a device of two entwined capital letters 'C' in each of the interstices between the shields. The crowns divide the legend. The coin reads '16/71.MAG./BR.FRA./ET.HIB./REX'. Around the edge of the coin is the legend 'DECVS.ET.TVTAMEN.ANNO.REGNI.VICESIMO.TERTIO'. Quite worn. 2007-397 coin Milled silver crown (5/-) of Charles II, fourth bust, regnal year on edge, dated 1682. Obverse has a worn laureate bust of the king missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 facing right. It reads 'CAROLVS.[II.] / DEI.GRATIA'. Reverse has a cross of four crowned shields (the shields of England, Scotland, Ireland and France) surrounding a central radiate garter star. There is a device of two entwined capital letters 'C' in each of the interstices between the shields. The crowns divide the legend. The coin reads '16/82.MAG./BR.FRA./[ET.H]IB./REX'. Around the edge of the coin is the legend 'DECVS.ET.TVTAMEN.ANNO.REGNI.TRICESIMO.QVARTO'. Substantially worn. 2007-398 coin Milled silver crown (5/-) of James II, second bust, dated 1688. Obverse has a very worn laureate bust of the king facing left. It reads missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 'IACOBVS.II. / DEI.GRATIA'. It has subsequently been stamped vertically across the middle of the portrait with the letters 'M[asterisk] H / I[asterisk]H / 1777'. Reverse has a cross of four crowned shields (the shields of England, Scotland, Ireland and France) surrounding a central radiate garter star. The crowns divide the legend. The coin reads '16/88.MAG./BR.FRA./ET.HIB./REX'. Quite worn. 2007-399 coin Milled cupro-nickel crown (5/-) of Elizabeth II, Churchill commemorative issue, dated 1965. Obverse has a laureate bust of the queen missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 facing right. It reads 'ELIZABETH II DEI GRATIA REGINA F.D. / 1965'. Reverse has a bust of Winston Churchill, facing three quarters right. It reads 'CHURCHILL' down the right hand side of the coin. Slightly worn. 2007-400 coin Milled cupro-nickel crown (5/-) of Elizabeth II, Churchill commemorative issue, dated 1965. Obverse has a laureate bust of the queen missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 facing right. It reads 'ELIZABETH II DEI GRATIA REGINA F.D. / 1965'. Reverse has a bust of Winston Churchill, facing three quarters right. It reads 'CHURCHILL' down the right hand side of the coin. Slightly worn.

page 47 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name BriefDescription Location Box 2007-401 coin Milled nickel-brass two pound coin (£2) of Elizabeth II, Commonwealth Games Scotland commemorative issue, dated 1986. Obverse missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 has a crowned head of the queen facing right. It reads 'ELIZABETH.II.DEI.GRATIA.REGINA.F.D. / TWO POUNDS'. Reverse has the St Andrew's cross in the background, surmounted by a thistle and a laurel wreath. Uncirculated - virtually unworn. 2007-402 coin Milled nickel-brass two pound coin (£2) of Elizabeth II, 'Euro 96' football championship issue, dated 1996. Obverse has a crowned missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 head of the queen facing right. It reads 'ELIZABETH.II.DEI.GRATIA.REGINA.F.D. / TWO POUNDS'. Reverse is designed to look like a football and has the date '19/96' in the centre. It reads 'TENTH EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP' around the edge. Uncirculated - virtually unworn. 2007-403 coin Struck silver penny of John Baliol of Scotland, second coinage, dated 1292-1296. The obverse has a crowned profile portrait of the missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 king facing left with a long cross before his face. It reads '[IO]hANNES DEI GR[A]'. The reverse has a long cross pattee which divides the legend. There is a five-pointed mullet in each quadrant. It reads 'REX/SCO/TOR/VM'. Somewhat worn. 2007-404 coin Struck silver penny of Robert Bruce of Scotland, dated c.1320-1329. The obverse has a crowned profile portrait of the king facing missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 left with a long cross before his face. It reads 'ROBERTVS D[EI GRA]'. The reverse has a long cross pattee which divides the legend. There is a five-pointed mullet in each quadrant. It reads 'SCO/TOR/VMR/EX+'. Quite worn. 2007-405 coin Struck silver thirty shilling piece (30/-) of James VI of Scotland (James I of England), dated c.1603-1625. The obverse has a crowned missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 and mounted portrait of the king riding right with sword over his shoulder. Mint mark is a thistle. It reads 'IACOBVS..D.G.MAG.BRIT.FRAN.&.HIB[.R]EX'. The reverse has an ornamented quartered shield. It reads '[QUAE].DEVS.CONIVNXIT.NEMO.SEPARET'. Quite worn. 2007-406 coin Struck silver Scottish forty pence piece (40d) of Charles I, second coinage (Briot's hammered issue) dated 1636. The obverse has missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 a crowned bust of the king facing left, with the denomination 'XL' behind the head. It reads 'CAR.D.G.SCOT.ANG.FR.&.HI[B.REX]'. The reverse has a crowned thistle with leaves. It reads '[SAL]VS.REIP:SVPR:LEX'. Somewhat worn. 2007-409 coin Irish struck silver penny of John, third ('rex') coinage, dated c.1207-1211. Moneyer Roberd, Dublin mint. The obverse has a crowned missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 facing bust of the king within an equilateral triangle with the apex at the top. The portrait is holding a sceptre which divides the legend. There is a voided flower to the bottom right of the coin. It reads 'IOhA/NN[ES/R]E / X'. The reverse has a sun, crescent moon and three stars in a triangle. It reads 'ROBE/RD ON/ DIV[E]'. Slightly worn. The coin has been pierced with a single small, circular hole which falls over the E of Johannes on the obverse and between the V and E of Dive on the reverse. 2007-410 coin Irish struck silver penny of Edward I, second coinage, type Ib dated 1279-1284. Dublin mint. The obverse has a crowned facing bust missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 of the king within an equilateral triangle with the apex at the bottom. It reads 'EDW.R./ANGL D/NS HYB'. The reverse has a long cross pattee which divides the legend. There are three pellets in each quadrant. It reads 'CIVI/TA[S]/DVBL/INIE'. Slightly worn. 2007-411 coin Irish struck base silver groat of Philip and Mary, dated 1555. The obverse has crowned busts of the king and queen facing each missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 other beneath a large crown. The date is split to either side of the crown. It reads 'PHILIP.ET.MAR[IA.D.]G.REX.ET.REGINA.[ANG?]'. The reverse has a large crowned harp with the crowned letters P and M to either side. It is worn but can be seen to read '[POSVI] MVS.[DE]VM.ADIVTORVM.NOSTRVM'. Very worn and discoloured with green corrosion indicating the high level of copper in the silver alloy. 2007-412 coin Irish struck base silver groat of Philip and Mary, dated to the period 1554-1558. The obverse has crowned busts of the king and missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 queen facing each other beneath a large crown. The date is split to either side of the crown, but the second half of the date is too worn to read. The coin reads '[PHILIP.]ET.MAR[IA.D.G.]REX.ET.REGINA.A'. The reverse has a large crowned harp with the crowned letters P and M to either side. It is worn but can be seen to read '[P]OSV[IMVS.]DEVM.ADIVTOR[VM.NOSTRVM]'. Very worn. 2007-413 coin Struck copper alloy 'gunmoney' shilling of James II dated September 1689. The obverse has a laureate bust of James II facing left. missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 It reads 'IACOBVS.II./DEI.GRACIA'. The reverse has a crown with crossed sceptres with the letters J and R to either side. The denomination 'XII' is above and the month 'Sep' is below. The date 1689 is across the top. The inscription reads 'MAG.BR.FRA.ET.HIB.REX'. Quite worn.

page 48 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name BriefDescription Location Box 2007-414 coin Milled cupro-nickel decimal ten pence piece (10p) of Elizabeth II, Isle of Man issue, dated 1976. The obverse has a draped and missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 crowned bust of the young queen facing right. It reads 'ELIZABETH / THE SECOND / 1976'. The reverse has the shape of the Isle of Man behind the symbol of island, which comprises three joined armoured and spurred legs. It reads 'ISLE OF MAN / TEN PENCE'. The edge has simple vertical hatching around it. Hardly worn. Slight knick from edge on reverse. 2007-415 coin Milled cupro-nickel decimal ten pence piece (10p) of Elizabeth II, Isle of Man issue, dated 1978. The obverse has a draped and missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 crowned bust of the young queen facing right. It reads 'ELIZABETH / THE SECOND / 1978'. The reverse has the shape of the Isle of Man behind the symbol of island, which comprises three joined armoured and spurred legs. It reads 'ISLE OF MAN / TEN PENCE'. The edge has simple vertical hatching around it. Hardly worn. 2007-416 coin Milled cupro-nickel decimal five pence piece (5p) of Elizabeth II, Isle of Man issue, dated 1976. The obverse has a draped and missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 crowned bust of the young queen facing right. It reads 'ELIZABETH / THE SECOND / 1976'. The reverse has the shape of the Isle of Man behind a picture of a building with a large wheel protruding from it. It reads 'ISLE OF MAN / FIVE PENCE'. The edge has simple vertical hatching around it. Hardly worn. 2007-417 coin Milled cupro-nickel decimal five pence piece (5p) of Elizabeth II, Jersey issue, dated 1968. The obverse has a draped and crowned missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 bust of the young queen facing right. It reads 'QUEEN ELIZABETH THE SECOND'. The reverse has the arms of Jersey (a shield with three lions passant guardant). It reads 'BAILIWICK OF JERSEY / FIVE NEW PENCE 1968'. The edge has simple vertical hatching around it. Hardly worn. 2007-418 coin Milled cupro-nickel decimal five pence piece (5p) of Elizabeth II, Jersey issue, dated 1968. The obverse has a draped and crowned missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 bust of the young queen facing right. It reads 'QUEEN ELIZABETH THE SECOND'. The reverse has the arms of Jersey (a shield with three lions passant guardant). It reads 'BAILIWICK OF JERSEY / FIVE NEW PENCE 1968'. The edge has simple vertical hatching around it. Hardly worn. 2007-419 coin Milled cupro-nickel decimal five pence piece (5p) of Elizabeth II, Jersey issue, dated 1968. The obverse has a draped and crowned missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 bust of the young queen facing right. It reads 'QUEEN ELIZABETH THE SECOND'. The reverse has the arms of Jersey (a shield with three lions passant guardant). It reads 'BAILIWICK OF JERSEY / FIVE NEW PENCE 1968'. The edge has simple vertical hatching around it. Hardly worn. 2007-420 coin Milled cupro-nickel decimal five pence piece (5p) of Elizabeth II, Jersey issue, dated 1980. The obverse has a draped and crowned missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 bust of the young queen facing right. It reads 'QUEEN ELIZABETH THE SECOND'. The reverse has the arms of Jersey (a shield with three lions passant guardant). It reads 'BAILIWICK OF JERSEY / FIVE NEW PENCE 1980'. The edge has simple vertical hatching around it. Hardly worn. 2007-421 coin Milled cupro-nickel decimal ten pence piece (10p) of Elizabeth II, Jersey issue, dated 1975. The obverse has a draped and crowned missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 bust of the young queen facing right. It reads 'QUEEN ELIZABETH THE SECOND'. The reverse has the arms of Jersey (a shield with three lions passant guardant). It reads 'BAILIWICK OF JERSEY / TEN NEW PENCE 1975'. The edge has simple vertical hatching around it. Hardly worn. 2007-422 coin Milled cupro-nickel decimal ten pence piece (10p) of Elizabeth II, Jersey issue, dated 1975. The obverse has a draped and crowned missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 bust of the young queen facing right. It reads 'QUEEN ELIZABETH THE SECOND'. The reverse has the arms of Jersey (a shield with three lions passant guardant). It reads 'BAILIWICK OF JERSEY / TEN NEW PENCE 1975'. The edge has simple vertical hatching around it. Hardly worn. 2007-423 coin Milled cupro-nickel decimal five pence piece (5p) of Elizabeth II, Guernsey issue, dated 1968. The obverse has the arms of Guernsey missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 - three lions passant guardant in a shield surmounted by a sprig of leaves. It reads S'BALLIVIE INSVLE DE GERNEREYE. The reverse has a picture of a flower. It reads 'NEW 5 PENCE / 1968'. The edge has simple vertical hatching around it. Hardly worn. 2007-424 coin Milled cupro-nickel decimal five pence piece (5p) of Elizabeth II, Guernsey issue, dated 1968. The obverse has the arms of Guernsey missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 - three lions passant guardant in a shield surmounted by a sprig of leaves. It reads S'BALLIVIE INSVLE DE GERNEREYE. The reverse has a picture of a flower. It reads 'NEW 5 PENCE / 1968'. The edge has simple vertical hatching around it. Hardly worn.

page 49 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name BriefDescription Location Box 2007-425 coin Milled cupro-nickel decimal ten pence piece (10p) of Elizabeth II, Guernsey issue, dated 1970. The obverse has the arms of Guernsey missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 - three lions passant guardant in a shield surmounted by a sprig of leaves. It reads S'BALLIVIE INSVLE DE GERNEREYE. The reverse has a picture of a cow. It reads '10 / 1970 / NEW PENCE'. The edge has simple vertical hatching around it. Hardly worn. 2007-426 coin Milled cupro-nickel decimal ten pence piece (10p) of Elizabeth II, Guernsey issue, dated 1977. The obverse has the arms of Guernsey missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 - three lions passant guardant in a shield surmounted by a sprig of leaves. It reads S'BALLIVIE INSVLE DE GERNEREYE. The reverse has a picture of a cow. It reads '10 / 1977 / NEW PENCE'. The edge has simple vertical hatching around it. Slightly worn. 2007-427 coin Milled cupro-nickel decimal ten pence piece (10p) of Elizabeth II, Guernsey issue, dated 1979. The obverse has the arms of Guernsey missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 - three lions passant guardant in a shield surmounted by a sprig of leaves. It reads S'BALLIVIE INSVLE DE GERNEREYE. The reverse has a picture of a cow. It reads '10 / 1979 / NEW PENCE'. The edge has simple vertical hatching around it. Slightly worn. 2007-428 coin Milled cupro-nickel decimal ten pence piece (10p) of Elizabeth II, Guernsey issue, dated 1984. The obverse has the arms of Guernsey missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 - three lions passant guardant in a shield surmounted by a sprig of leaves. It reads S'BALLIVIE INSVLE DE GERNEREYE. The reverse has a picture of a cow. It reads '10 / 1984 / TEN PENCE'. The edge has simple vertical hatching around it. Slightly worn. 2007-454 token Struck copper alloy casting counter, or token, of French manufacture, dating from the late 15th or 16th century. Possibly made at missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 Tournai. One face of the token has a square shield containing three fleurs de lys in the centre. The inscription runs around the edge. It is very worn and seems to be nonsensical. The reverse has a cross with triple-barred arms which end in a lys terminal. The centre seems to be a voided quatrefoil. The cross is within a quatrelobed border and there appears to be a crown in the interstices of the border. No inscription on this face. Very worn 2007-455 token Struck copper alloy casting counter, or token, of Nuremberg manufacture, dating from the 16th or early 17th century. The token is missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 very rough and crudely made. One face of the token has an orb (the Reichsapfel or Imperial Apple) in the centre within a double trilobed border. This is then within an inner circle. The inscription runs around the edge but is too worn to read. The other side has a rosette at the centre surrounded by three crowns and three lys, alternating to form a circle. The inscription reads '[...]AEG[...]' Very worn and with two small chunks missing from the edge. 2007-456 token Struck copper alloy casting counter, or token, of Nuremberg manufacture, dating from the 16th or early 17th century. One face of missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 the token has an orb (the Reichsapfel or Imperial Apple) in the centre within a double border of a tressure of 3 arches and angles. This is then within an inner circle. The inscription runs around the edge but is too worn to read. The other side has a winged lion, with a halo, walking left, which represents St Mark. There is a box in front of it, whcih is a debased copy of the gospel, held in the lion's upraised paw. The initial mark is a cross and it seems to read 'BODERVON:BRODE[...]VENE'. Quite worn. 2007-457 token Struck copper alloy casting counter, or token, of Nuremberg manufacture, dating from the period 1554-1601, struck under the master missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 jeton maker Wolf Laufer I. One face of the token has an orb (the Reichsapfel or Imperial Apple) in the centre within a double border of a tressure of 3 arches and angles. This is then within an inner circle. The inscription runs around the edge and reads 'WER.GOT.VER.TRAVT.HAT' which is a shortening of the phrase 'Wer Gott vertraut hat auf keinen Sand gebaut' which means 'Whoever trusts in God has not built on sand'. The other side has a rosette in the centre, surrounded by a circle comprised of three crowns alternated with three lys. It reads 'WVLF.LAVFER.IN.NVRMBE'. Quite worn. 2007-458 token Struck copper alloy casting counter, or token, of Nuremberg manufacture, dating from the late 16th or 17th century. One face of the missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 token has a crude representation of an orb (the Reichsapfel or Imperial Apple) in the centre within a double border of a tressure of 3 arches and angles. This is then within an inner circle. The inscription runs around the edge and seems to be a nonsensical string of letters. The other side has a rosette in the centre, surrounded by a circle comprised of three crowns alternated with three lys. The inscription on this side is likewise nonsensical. Somewhat worn. 2007-459 token Struck copper alloy casting counter, or token, of Nuremberg manufacture, dating from the late 16th or 17th century. One face of the missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 token has an orb (the Reichsapfel or Imperial Apple) in the centre within a double border of a tressure of 3 arches and angles. This is then within an inner circle. The inscription runs around the edge and seems to read 'BODEV[M].CONELON.BEV[...]', with rosette stops. The other side has the winged lion of St Mark, advancing left and holding a copy of the gospel in its upraised paw. It reads 'BVENSVO.BENVO.[...]EVONE'. Somewhat worn.

page 50 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name BriefDescription Location Box 2007-460 token Struck copper alloy casting counter, or token, of Nuremberg manufacture, dating from the period 1586-1635, struck under the master missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 jeton maker Hans Krauwinkel II. One face of the token has an orb (the Reichsapfel or Imperial Apple) in the centre within a double border of a tressure of 3 arches and angles. This is then within an inner circle. The inscription runs around the edge and reads 'HANNS KRAVWINCKEL IN NV:' The other side has a rosette in the centre, surrounded by a circle comprised of three crowns alternated with three lys. It reads 'GOTES SEGEN MACHT REICH' which translates as 'God's blessing brings riches'. Slightly worn. 2007-461 token Struck copper alloy casting counter, or token, of Nuremberg manufacture, dating from the period 1586-1635, struck under the master missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 jeton maker Hans Krauwinkel II. One face of the token has an orb (the Reichsapfel or Imperial Apple) in the centre within a double border of a tressure of 3 arches and angles. This is then within an inner circle. The inscription runs around the edge and reads 'GLUCK BESCHERT IST UNGEWERT', meaning 'Fortune given is not guaranteed'. The other side has a rosette in the centre, surrounded by a circle comprised of three crowns alternated with three lys. It reads 'HANNS.KRAVWINCKEL.IN.NVRENBE'. Slightly worn. 2007-462 token Struck copper alloy casting counter, or token, of Nuremberg manufacture, dating from the period 1586-1635, struck under the master missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 jeton maker Hans Krauwinkel II. One face of the token has an orb (the Reichsapfel or Imperial Apple) in the centre within a double border of a tressure of 3 arches and angles. This is then within an inner circle. The inscription runs around the edge and reads 'G [OTES] REICH BLIBT EWICKH', meaning 'God's kingdom is eternal'. The other side has a rosette in the centre, surrounded by a circle comprised of three crowns alternated with three lys. It reads 'HANNS.KRAVWINCKEL.I[N].NV'. Highly corroded with pale green, powdery copper corrosion. Rather worn. 2007-463 medal Medallion issued in 1816 to commemorate the marriage of Princess Charlotte and Prince Leopold. Small, struck, copper alloy missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 medallion. The obverse has the conjoined, bareheaded busts of the couple facing right, the prince in the foreground in military uniform and the princess behind. It reads 'H.R.H.PRIN.CHARLOTTE & LEOP.PRIN.OF COBOURG.' around the edge. The reverse has a sun-rays shining down from clouds onto a pair of joined hands above the inscription 'MAY 2 / 1816', the whole within a wreath formed of two laurel branches. Slightly worn. The medallion is pierced with a single, small, circular hole near the top, suggesting that it may have been worn as jewellery. 2008-9 coin Milled silver threepence (3d) of George V, first coinage, dated 1919. Obverse has a bare head of the king facing left. The inscription missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 starts at the bottom left and reads 'GEORGIVS V D.G. BRITT. OMN. REX F.D. IND.IMP.'. The reverse has the denomination '3' beneath a crown within a wreath of oak leaves. The date is across the middle, divided by the denomination. Somewhat worn and stained. 2008-10 medal Medal issued in 1817 to commemorate the death of Princess Charlotte. Small, struck, copper alloy medal. The obverse has the missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 bareheaded bust of the princess facing right. It reads 'H.R.H. THE PRINCESS CHAR[L]O[T]TE' around the edge. The reverse has an urn on a plinth beneath a drooping willow tree. It reads 'BR[IT]A[NN]IA MOURNS HER PRINCESS DEAD.' around the edge with 'DIED NOV.6.1817 / AGED 21' in exergue. Obverse very worn. The medallion has indents on both faces near the top where a piercing has unsuccessfully been attempted, suggesting that someone hoped to wear it as jewellery. There is also a line of rough, crescentic indents stamped across the obverse of the medal, seemingly at random. 2008-11 medal Medal issued in 1831 to commemorate the coronation of William IV and Queen Adelaide. Large, white metal medal. The obverse missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 has the conjoined busts of the king and queen facing right. They are both draped but while Adelaide is wearing a head-dress, William is bareheaded. It reads 'HIS MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY WILLIAM IIII AND HIS CONSORT ADELAIDE' around the edge. The reverse has the king and queen enthroned with a helmetted figure, presumably Britannia, crowning the king. Two other draped, classical figures are in attendance, one to either side. There is a large cornucopia at the foot of the throne dias. It reads 'CORONATION' around the top with 'AT WESTMINSTER / SEPT 8.1831' in exergue. The medal has been pierced at the top but the hole has then been plugged. Slightly worn, somewhat scratched and discoloured.

page 51 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name BriefDescription Location Box 2008-12 medal Medal issued in 1838 to commemorate the coronation of Queen Victoria. Small medal, formed of two paper lithograph prints missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 sandwiched between sheets of glass and held together with a copper alloy band around the edge. Both prints are monochrome black on white. The medal is hanging from a short length of turquoise medal ribbon and there is a steel dressmaker's pin through the top of the ribbon. The obverse has a crowned bust portrait of the young queen facing three quarters left. The artist's name 'KETTLE' is printed below the picture. It reads 'HER MAJESTY QUEEN VICTORIA. I.' around the edge. The reverse has the queen enthroned in full regalia with an angel above holding a trumpet, Britannia (with shield and lion) to the left handing the queen a sceptre and a third female figure pouring a cornucopia at the queen's feet. It reads 'CROWNED 28 JUNE 1838' around the top with 'BORN / 24 MAY 1819' in exergue. Very good condition. 2008-13 medal Medal issued in 1887 to commemorate the golden jubilee of Queen Victoria's reign. Small, copper alloy, cross-of-wedges shaped missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 medal. The obverse has a circular section in the centre which has been silvered. The top arm of the cross has a crown, the right arm has a thistle, the bottom arm has a rose and the left arm has a shamrock. The left reads 'BORN / 1819'. The top reads 'CROWNED 1838'. The right reads 'MARRIED / 1840' and the bottom reads 'JUBILEE / 1887'. The reverse has a wreath of oak leaves around the central area. The arms have the lyrics of the first 2 verses of the National Anthem moulded onto them. The medal has a squared suspension loop across the top arm. Slightly worn. 2008-14 medal Medal issued in 1887 to commemorate the golden jubilee of Queen Victoria's reign. The medal is of cheap, pressed, white metal, missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 probably aluminium. It is in the shape of a maltese cross with a roundel at the centre. There is a generic picture of a crowned female head facing left at the centre, with VICTORIA / JUBILEE / 1887' written around it. This central roundel is surrounded by a wreath with the arms of the cross extending from it. there are traces of white and red colouring across the medal. The medal has a squared suspension loop across the top arm with a length of bright blue ribbon folded around it. Slightly worn. 2008-15 medal Medal issued in 1897 to commemorate the diamond jubilee of Queen Victoria. Small copper alloy medal. The obverse has a crowned missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 and draped bust queen facing left. It reads 'VICTORIA / REGINA / 1837-1897' around the edge. The reverse reads 'VICTORIA REG. ET IMP' around the top with 'BORN 1819 / CROWNED 1838 / MARRIED 1840 / JUBILEE YEAR 1887 / REIGNED SIXTY YEARS 1897 / UNDER HER WISE RULE / SCIENCE ART AND LIBERTY / HAVE RAPIDLY ADVANCED / HER EXAMPLE HAS BLESSED / THE PEOPLE OVER WHOM / FOR SIXTY YEARS / SHE HAS / REIGNED' in lines across the rest of the medal. The medal is pierced at the top with a single circular suspension hole. Good condition. 2008-16 medal Medal issued in 1897 to commemorate the diamond jubilee of Queen Victoria. Small, light, white metal medal. The medal is on a missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 long striped blue, white and red medal ribbon with a safety pin at the top. Both the ribbon and pin are later additions. The obverse has a crowned and draped bust queen facing left. It reads 'VICTORIA.DEI.GRA.BRITT.REGINA.FID.DEF.IND.IMP' around the edge. The reverse has a broad border in the shape of a belt around a central roundel. The belt has the inscription 'HONI.SOIT.QUI.MAL.Y.PENSE.' around it. The roundel is quartered with the heraldic emblems of Britain - the three leopards in the first and fourth quarter, the lion rampant in the second quarter and the harp in the third quarter. The medal reads 'IN COMMEMORATION OF SIXTY YEARS REIGN / 1837-1897' around the edge. Excellent condition. 2008-17 medal Medal issued in 1897 to commemorate the diamond jubilee of Queen Victoria. Small white metal medal. The obverse has two ovals missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 with portraits of the queen - the left oval has a crowned bust of the young queen facing three quarters right and the right oval has a crowned and veiled bust of the old queen facing three quarters left. There is a crown, a sceptre, an eagle and a rose above the ovals and an orb and shield below the ovals. The inscription 'DIEU / ET / MON / DROIT' is in banners around the shield. It reads 'IN COMMEMORATION OF THE SIXTIETH YEAR OF THE REIGN OF QUEEN VICTORIA' around the edge. The reverse has the full arms of Britain at the top with 'QUEEN VICTORIA'S / DIAMOND JUBILEE / 1897' below, within a wreath of laurel and oak. The medal is pierced at the top with a single circular suspension hole, with a wire ring through it. Excellent condition. 2008-18 medal Medal issued in 1897 to commemorate the diamond jubilee of Queen Victoria. Small white metal medal, suspended from a wire pin missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 with a pressed, white metal crown housing the pin. The obverse has a crowned and veiled bust of the aged queen facing left. It reads 'VICTORIA REGINA / ET IMPERATRIX' around the edge. The reverse has the full arms of Britain with 'IN COMMEMORATION OF' around the top. It has 'VICTORIA / 1837-1897' below, within a wreath of laurel and oak. Excellent condition.

page 52 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name BriefDescription Location Box 2008-19 medal Medal issued in 1902 to commemorate the coronation of Edward VII. Small white metal medal, suspended from a faded red, white missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 and blue medal ribbon with a copper alloy safety-style pin. The ribbon and pin appear original. The obverse has conjoined busts of the king and queen facing right. Edward is to the fore and is bareheaded. Alexandra is behind wearing a bandeau crown. It reads 'EDWARD VII. QUEEN ALEXANDRA / CROWNED 1902' around the edge. The reverse has a cross of four shields around a central radiant star. The upper shield is that of Britain, the others have various unusual symbols. The shields are separated by alternating sprigs of oak and laurel. There is no inscription on the reverse. Slightly worn. 2008-20 medal Medal issued in 1902 to commemorate the coronation of Edward VII. White metal medal, pierced at the top and with a wire suspension missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 loop strung through the piercing. The obverse has conjoined busts of the king and queen facing right. Edward is to the fore and is bareheaded. Alexandra is behind wearing a bandeau crown. It reads 'EDWARD VII / QUEEN ALEXANDRA' around the edge. The manufacturers' name 'FATTORINI' is in tiny letters in exergue. The reverse has a complex design: The crowned shield of Britain is at the bottom, leaning at an angle. It is overlaid with a banner reading 'DIEU / ET MON / DROIT'. A spray of roses, thistles and shamrock extends up the right-hand side of the medal. Britannia, in helmet and with shield and sceptre, is standing to the left facing left. A coastline is shown behind her, stretching out to a lighthouse on the far left of the medal. 'GOD SAVE THE KING' is around the edge above the lighthouse. There is a large scroll in the centre right of the medal reading 'CORONATION / JUNE 26 / 1902'. A cherub with a herald's trumpet is emerging from the top of the scroll. Once again the manufacturers' name is in tiny letters in exergue. Hardly worn but somewhat tarnished. 2008-21 medal Medal issued in 1902 to commemorate the coronation of Edward VII. Small white metal medal, suspended from a short red, white missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 and blue medal ribbon with a copper alloy safety-style pin. The ribbon and pin appear original. The obverse has conjoined busts of the king and queen facing right. Edward is to the fore and is bareheaded. Alexandra is behind wearing a bandeau crown. It reads 'EDWARD VII / QUEEN ALEXANDRA' in a border around the edge. The reverse has a large laurel wreath with a radiant crown above. It reads 'CORONATION / 1902' in a central panel. Hardly worn. 2008-22 medal Medal issued in 1911 to commemorate the coronation of George V. Large, very light, white metal medal, suspended from a red, missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 white and blue medal ribbon with a copper alloy wire pin. The ribbon and pin appear original. The obverse has conjoined crowned busts of the king and queen facing left. George is to the fore and is wearing a fur cape. Mary is behind wearing pearls and drapery. It reads 'OUR BELOVED KING AND QUEEN' around the edge. The reverse has the full coat of arms of Britain above a banner with 'DIEU ET MON DROIT'. It reads 'CORONATION SOUVENIR' around the edge with '1911' in exergue. Slightly worn. 2008-23 medal Medal issued in 1911 to commemorate the coronation of George V. Large, light, white metal medal, suspended from a red, white missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 and blue medal ribbon. The ribbon appears original. The obverse has conjoined bareheaded busts of the king and queen facing left. George is to the fore and is wearing a military jacket. Mary is behind wearing a jacket with formal collar. It reads 'KING GEORGE V. / QUEEN MARY' around the edge. The reverse has a shield which has an upright cross with an axe or pike in the first quarter and nothing in the other three quarters. Banners around the shield read 'BORN 3 JUNE 1865 / MARRIED 6 JULY 1895 / ASCENDED THRONE 6TH MAY 1910'. The remaining inscription is in lines below, reading 'CROWNED 22ND JUNE 1911 / TO COMMEMORATE THE CORONATION / OF H.M. GEORGE.V / KING OF GREAT BRITAIN / AND / EMPEROR OF INDIA'. Slightly worn. 2008-24 medal Medal issued in 1919 to commemorate peace at the end of World War I. Copper alloy medal, with no piercing for suspension. The missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 obverse has the crowned and militarily-arrayed bust of King George V facing left. It reads 'GEORGIVS V REX / ET IMP' around the edge. The reverse has the standing, draped figure of peace, facing with wings spread, holding an olive branch in front and with a dove perching on its right hand. It reads 'WELCOME / PEACE' in vertical lines to either side. There is an anchor at the bottom left with '1914' in a banner across and a sword at bottom right with '1919' in a banner across. The makers 'SPINK & SON LONDON' are in tiny letters in exergue, together with the artist's initials 'R.J.R.'. Slightly worn. 2008-25 medal Medal issued in 1929 by the British Empire Union for distribution among children of the Commonwealth on Empire Day. Copper alloy missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 medal, with integral squared suspension loop. The obverse has a bareheaded bust of Edward, Prince of Wales (later briefly Edward VIII, before his abdication) facing left. It reads 'OUR.EMPIRE.PRINCE / 24 MAY 1929' around the edge. The reverse has a picture of an antique galley seen through the central arch of a bridge. The bridge has a statue in niches on both pillars and burning braziers above. The whole scene is below a radiate sun. It reads 'FOR.GOD.KING.AND.EMPIRE'. Hardly worn.

page 53 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name BriefDescription Location Box 2008-26 medal Medal issued in 1939 to commemorate the visit by George VI and Elizabeth to Canada. Small copper alloy medal, unpierced. The missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 obverse has the conjoined, crowned busts of the king and queen left, George to the fore, Elizabeth behind. It has no inscription. The reverse has a map of Canada with a line showing the route of the royal trip. The shield of Canada is at the top, with the national motto 'AMARI VSQVE AD MARE' in a banner above. The date '19/39' is split around the shield. The medal reads 'REGEM ET REGINAM CANADA SALVTAT' around the edge. Rather worn and somewhat battered. 2008-28 medal Medal issued in 1839 to commemorate the centenary of the founding of Wesleyan methodism by John Wesley. Small white metal missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 medal, pierced at the top. The obverse has the draped bust of John Wesley, left. It reads 'JOHN WESLEY M.A. BORN 1703. DIED 1791. / 'THE WORLD IS MY PARISH' around the edge. The reverse has a draped bust of Charles Wesley, facing three quarters left. It reads 'CHARLES WESLEY M.A. BORN 1708. DIED 1788. / CENTENARY OF WESLEYAN METHODISM 1839' around the edge. Rather worn and tarnished. 2008-29 medal Medal issued in 1880 to commemorate the centenary of the founding of Sunday schools by Robert Raikes. White metal medal, missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 pierced at the top. The obverse has the clothed bust of Robert Raikes, left. It reads 'CENTENARY OF SUNDAY SCHOOLS 1880 / ROBERT RAIKES' around the edge. The reverse has a biblical scene showing Jesus patting the head of a child with three adults and three more children gathered around. It reads 'SUFFER THE LITTLE CHILDREN / TO COME UNTO ME' in exergue. Battered, worn and tarnished. 2008-30 medal Medal issued post-1861 by the Royal Horticultural Society. Never awarded. Copper alloy with no piercing. The obverse has the missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 bareheaded bust of Joseph Banks, right. It reads 'SIR JOSEPH BANKS BT. P:R:S BORN 1743 DIED 1820' around the edge. The reverse is blank so that the recipient's name could be added, suggesting that this example was never awarded. It reads 'THE ROYAL HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY' around the edge. Slightly worn. 2008-31 medal Medal issued in 1827 to commemorate the death of Prince Frederick, Duke of York. Small copper alloy medal with no piercing and missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 milled edge. The obverse has the bareheaded and uniformed bust of the prince, right, with his eyes closed. It reads 'FREDERICK DUKE OF YORK' around the edge. The reverse has a wreath of laurel and some kind of grass, possibly corn. It reads 'DIED / JANy 5TH / 1827' within the wreath. Slightly worn. 2008-32 medal Medal issued in 1847 to commemorate the founding of Freehold Land Societies by James Taylor junior. White metal medal with missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 piercing at the top. The obverse has the bareheaded and draped bust of James Taylor, facing three quarters right. It reads 'JAMES TAYLOR JUNr FOUNDER OF FREEHOLD LAND SOCIETIES 1847' around the edge. The reverse has a rather twee, stylised picture of a small house, with an outhouse and an orderly garden. There is a male figure in the garden and a small female figure, seemingly with a child, in the doorway of the house. It reads 'SOCIAL IMPROVEMENT / POLITICAL INDEPENDENCE' in a banner over the top and 'FREEHOLD FRANCHISE' in exergue, above a beehive within a floral wreath. The reverse is marked with the medallist's name 'JAS. TAYLOR SEN. / BIRM.' Somewhat worn. 2008-33 medal Medal issued in 1850 to commemorate the death of Sir Robert Peel, prime minister and acknowledged founder of the modern police missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 force. White metal medal with no piercing. The obverse has the bareheaded head, right. It reads 'SIRE ROBt / PEEL BARt' around the edge. The medallist's details 'T.R.PINCHES / 1840' are below the protrait with 'FROM A MODEL BY / WEEKES' in exergue. The reverse reads 'BORN / FEBRUARY THE 5TH / 1788 / FIRST SAT IN THE HOUSE / OF COMMONS / IN THE YEAR 1809 / FOR CASHEL / IN THE COUNTY OF / TIPPERARY / DIED / JULY 2ND 1850'. Somewhat tarnished but unworn. 2008-34 medal Medal issued in 1852 to commemorate the death of the Duke of Wellington. White metal medal with no piercing. The obverse has missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 the bareheaded and uniformed bust of the duke, facing left. It reads 'ARTHUR DUKE OF / WELLINGTON.' around the edge and has the medallists' details 'ALLEN & MOORE. BIRMm' in tiny letters in exergue. The reverse has a large crowned and adorned tomb with flags behind. Britannia is shown weeping at the left of the tomb and Victory is kneeling, laying wreaths on the tomb from the right. There is a very mournful looking lion lying on the steps of the tomb, between the two personifications. The tomb reads 'WELLINGTON / BORN / MAY 1 1769 / DIED / SEPr 14 1852' and there is 'WATERLOO / JUNE 18 1815' within a wreath border of oak and laurel in exergue. The medal reads 'BRITANNIA MOURNS HER HERO NOW AT REST' around the edge. Hardly worn.

page 54 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name BriefDescription Location Box 2008-35 medal Medal issued in about 1812 to commemorate Wellington's victories in the Spanish peninsular war. Small copper alloy medal with missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 no piercing. The obverse has the laureate and uniformed bust of Wellington, left. It reads 'HISPANIAM.ET.LVSITANIAM.RESTITVIT.WELLINGTON' around the edge. The reverse reads 'VIMIERA AUG.21.1808. TALAVERA JULY.28.1809 ALMEIDA MAY.3.1811' around the edge with 'CUIDAD / RODRIGO / JAN.19.1812 / BADAJOZ / APRIL 2.1812 / SALAMANCA / JULY 22.1812 / MADRID AUG 12.1812' in lines in the middle. Somewhat worn. 2008-36 medal Medal issued in about 1794 to commemorate the acquittal of Thomas Hardy from his charge of high treason. Small copper alloy missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 medal with no piercing. The obverse has the wigged and draped bust of Hardy, left. It reads 'TRIED FOR HIGH TREASON' around the edge and 'T. HARDY / 1794' in exergue. The reverse is struck upside down, relative to the obverse, and reads 'ACQUITTED / BY HIS JURY / COUNCIL / HON.T.[ERS]KINE / V.GIBBS ESQr'. Somewhat worn. 2008-37 medal Medal issued in 1931, at the time of the centenary of the invention of the reaper, to commemorate its inventor Cyrus Hall McCormick. missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 Small copper alloy medal with no piercing. The obverse has the bareheaded and draped bust of McCormick, facing three quarters left. It reads 'CYRUS HALL McCORMICK' around the edge with '1809 / 1884' to the left of the portrait and 'INVENTOR / OF THE / REAPER' to the right. The reverse has a two men working a horse-drawn reaping machine with 'INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY' around the top and 'CENTENNIAL OF / THE REAPER / 1831 1931' in a plinth at the bottom. Somewhat worn. 2008-38 medal Medal issued in 1739 to celebrate Admiral Vernon's victories over the Spanish colonies in South America, during the 'War of Jenkins' missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 Ear'. Large copper alloy medal with no piercing. The obverse has a three-quarter length, clothed and wigged bust of Vernon, facing three quarters left and holding a staff. It is very worn but should read 'THE.BRITISH.GLORY.REVIV'D.BY.ADMIRAL.VERNON' around the edge. The reverse has a representation of Portobelo harbour with six ships entering. It has 'HE.TOOK.PORTO.BELLO.WITH.SIX.SHIPS.ONLY' around the top and 'BY.COURAGE.AND/CONDUCT' in exergue. Very battered around the edge and generally quite worn. 2008-39 medal Medal issued in 1739 to celebrate Admiral Vernon's victories over the Spanish colonies in South America, during the 'War of Jenkins' missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 Ear'. Large copper alloy medal with no piercing. The obverse has a three-quarter length, clothed and wigged bust of Vernon, facing three quarters left and holding a staff. It reads 'ADMIRAL.VERNON.TOOK.PORTO.BELLO' around the edge. The reverse has a representation of Portobelo harbour with six ships entering. It has 'WITH.SIX.SHIPS.ONLY' around the top and 'NOV 22 1739' in exergue. Quite worn. 2008-40 medal Medal issued in 1740 to celebrate Admiral Vernon's victories over the Spanish colonies in South America, during the 'War of Jenkins' missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 Ear'. Large copper alloy medal with no piercing. The obverse has a three-quarter length, clothed and wigged portrait of Vernon, facing three quarters left and holding a staff. There is a tree to the right of the portrait and a ship to the left with 'FORT / CHAGRE' beneath the ship. It reads 'THE.BRITISH.GLORY.REVIV'D.BY.ADMIRAL.VERNON' around the edge. The reverse has a representation of Portobelo harbour with six ships entering. It has 'HE.TOOK.PORTO.BELLO.WITH.SIX.SHIPS.ONLY' around the edge and 'NOV.22 1739' in exergue. Quite worn. 2008-41 medal Medal issued in 1741 contrasting Admiral Vernon's victories during the 'War of Jenkins' Ear' with dissatisfaction with the de facto missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 prime minister Robert Walpole. Large copper alloy medal with no piercing. The obverse has full length portraits of Vernon and his second-in-command Commodore Brown, facing each other and shaking hands. There is a crown above and a ship below. It reads 'THE.BRITISH.GLORY.REVIV'D.BY.ADM'L.VERNON.COMM'R.BROWN' around the edge. The reverse has a representation of the devil leading Walpole by a tether round his neck. They are heading left towards the jaws of a fantastic beast. The inscription is in a speech bubble from the devils' mouth and reads 'MAKE ROOM [FO]R SIR ROBERT' around the edge and 'NO EXCISE' in exergue. Rather worn. There is also a section missing from the centre of the bottom of the medal. 2008-42 medal Medal issued in 1746 commemorating the defeat of the Jacobite rebellion at the Battle of Culloden. Copper alloy medal with no missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 piercing. The obverse has a mounted portrait of the Duke of Cumberland, left, with sword extended to the front. It reads 'WILLm DUKE CUMBERLAND' around the edge and 'BORN 15 AP 1721' in exergue. The reverse has a battle scene with mounted soldiers, infantry and a large cannon. It reads 'REBELLION JUSTLY REWARDED' around the edge and 'CULLODEN.16 AP. / 1746' in exergue. Rather worn.

page 55 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name BriefDescription Location Box 2008-43 medal Medal issued in 1746 commemorating the defeat of the Jacobite rebellion at the Battle of Culloden. Copper alloy medal with no missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 piercing. The obverse has a cuirassed bust of the Duke of Cumberland, right. It reads 'GVLIELMVS / DVX.CVMBRIAE' around the edge. The reverse has a Scottish highlander on the left, kneeling before a crowned lion rampant. It reads '1746' in exergue. Somewhat worn. 2008-44 medal Medal issued in 1846 commemorating the Thames Tunnel, which was completed in 1842. Small copper alloy medal with no piercing. missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 The obverse has a youthful head of Queen Victoria, left, wearing a bandeau crown. It reads 'VICTORIA / REGINA / 1846' around the edge. The reverse has a picture of the tunnel, with a few people walking through it. It reads 'THAMES TUNNEL / COMMENCED 1824 / OPENED 1842' in tiny letters in exergue. Somewhat worn. 2008-45 medal Medal issued in 1851 commemorating the International Industrial Exhibition ('The Great Exhibition'). Large white metal medal with missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 no piercing. The obverse has the youthful busts of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, left. There is a narrow border of repeating ovals, with a laurel wreath border outside that. There is a crowned collection of weapons at the top and a sword with rose, thistle and shamrock at the bottom. It reads 'QUEEN VICTORIA & / PR. ALBERT' around the inner border. The reverse has a picture of the Crystal Palace, with trees and a crowd of people in the foreground. It reads 'THE INTERNATIONAL INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION / LONDON, 1851' above the picture. Below the picture is a long inscription in lines detailing the people involved in the construction of the Crystal Palace, together with its measurements and statistics. Hardly worn but somewhat tarnished. 2008-46 medal Medal issued in 1864 commemorating the visit of Guiseppe Garibaldi to England. Medium white metal medal with no piercing. The missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 obverse has the uniformed and bare-headed bust of Garibaldi, three-quarters left facing. It reads 'Gl GARIBALDI. THE / FRIEND OF ITALY*' around the edge. It has 'BORN 4 JULY 1807' in tiny letters in exergue. The reverse has a laurel wreath border with 'TO / COMMEMORATE / HIS / VISIT TO / ENGLAND / 1864' in lines within the border. Somewhat worn and tarnished. 2008-47 medal Medal issued in 1872 as a souvenir of the Second Annual International Exhibition, held at the Royal Albert Hall in London. Small missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 white metal medal with no piercing. The obverse has three conjoined busts, left. The back bust seems to be laureate, the middle bust has a necklace of two entwined snakes and an Ancient Greek style helmet pushed back on its head and the foremost bust has curly hair and a rounded, winged helmet. There is no inscription. The reverse has a front view of the Albert Hall. There is a rectangular plaque below which reads 'STRUCK IN / EXHIBITION / MDCCCLXXII'. Hardly worn. 2008-48 medal Medal issued in 1894 commemorating the opening of the Manchester Ship Canal. Small white metal medal with a ring and a pin on missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 a crown-shaped, pressed metal pin plate. The obverse has a rather stylised version of the elderly, draped bust of Queen Victoria, left. It reads 'OPENED BY QUEEN VICTORIA / MAY 21ST 1894' around the edge. The reverse has a picture of the docks and shipping on the waterway. It reads 'MANCHESTER SHIP CANAL' around the top with 'DOCKS' in exergue. Hardly worn but slightly tarnished. 2008-49 medal Medal issued in 1894 commemorating the opening of the Manchester Ship Canal. Small bronze, star-shaped medal with a missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 suspension ring but no ribbon. The obverse has a very stylised (almost unrecognisable) draped bust of Queen Victoria, three quarters right. It reads 'HER MAJESTY QUEEN VICTORIA' around the edge of the inner circle. The points of the star are decorated with incised radiating lines. The reverse reads 'TO COMMEMORATE THE OPENING OF THE / MANCHESTER / SHIP / CANAL / BY / H.M. QUEEN / VICTORIA / 1894'. The points of the star are as on the obverse. Rather worn and with large areas of dark green- black tarnish across the obverse. 2008-50 medal Medal issued in 1894 commemorating the opening of the Manchester Ship Canal. Small white metal medal with a piercing but no missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 ring or ribbon. The obverse has the elderly, draped bust of Queen Victoria, left. It reads 'OPENED BY H.M. QUEEN / VICTORIA, MAY 21. 1894' around the edge of the inner circle. The border has a long, four-line inscription around it detailing the construction of the canal. The reverse has a picture of shipping on the waterway with a laurel wreath overlaid with anchor and trident below. It reads 'SUCCESS TO THE SHIP CANAL / AND THE THRILMERE (sic - it should read Thirlmere) WATER SUPPLY' around the top. Hardly worn but slightly tarnished and somewhat bent out of shape. 2008-51 medal Medal issued in 1924 commemorating the British Empire Exhibition. Small copper alloy medal with no piercing. The obverse has missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 the head of Mercury, left, in a winged helmet. It reads 'COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY' around the lower edge. The reverse has a picture of a ship docked beside a loading gantry. It reads 'THE BRITISH / EMPIRE EXHIBITION.1924' around the top. Somewhat worn and tarnished

page 56 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name BriefDescription Location Box 2008-52 medal Medal issued in 1850 commemorating the fourth meeting of the British Archaeological Association in Manchester and Lancaster. missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 Medium copper alloy medal with no piercing. The obverse has a hand pouring oil from a flask into an ancient-style oil lamp. It reads 'BRITISH ARCHAEOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION / MDCCCXLIII' around the edge. The reverse has the coats of arms of both Manchester and Lancaster. The legend 'AUGUST / MDCCCL' is in lines above and below the shields. It reads 'MANCHESTER : LANCASTER / JAMES HAYWOOD M.P. PRES.' around the edge. Somewhat worn and very tarnished. 2009-10 pendant Small religious pendant showing Christ and the Virgin Mary. Oval, white metal pendant with integral circular suspension loop at the missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 top. The pendant has moulded decoration on both faces. The obverse shows a three-quarter-length facing bust of Christ, draped, with a radiate halo. His right hand is raised in benediction and his left hand is over his breast, possibly holding a book or similar. There are traces of gilding around this design. The reverse has a three-quarter-length portrait of the Virgin Mary, seated, holding the infant Christ on her lap. The pair are seemingly emerging from a cloud. Both have circular halos. The inscription 'VIRGO CARMELI' is around the top of the design. 2009-11 medal Medal issued in 1832 to commemorate the passing of the Reform Bill. Large, circular, white metal medal with piercing, suspension missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 loop and ribbon loop fitting but no ribbon. The obverse has a tableau showing King William IV enthroned and attended by 4 standing male figures to the left and by Britannia to the right, standing and holding a banner which reads 'UNION'. Between Britannia and the king there is a lion, standing with its forepaw on the body of a five-headed hydra which is draped across the foreground. The picture is signed 'DAVIS' in tiny letters below. The medal reads 'OUR CAUSE HATH TRIUMPHED GLORIOUSLY, THE HORSE AND HIS RIDER HATH HE THROWN INTO THE SEA' around the edge with 'EXODUS CHAP 15 V. 21' in exergue. The reverse has a large table giving details of the progress of the bill - times, dates, readings and votes. In four sections around the table (above, below and to the sides) it has dates of particular importance to the course of the bill. 2009-12 medal Medal issued in 1832 to commemorate the passing of the Reform Bill. Small, circular, white metal medal with piercing but no ribbon. missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 The obverse has a helmeted, winged figure holding a round shield which reads 'PRO PATRIA', spearing a many-headed dragon. There is a radiant triangle above the figure, reading 'KING / LORDS / COMMONS' around the edges. The medal reads 'THE GENIUS OF PATRIOTISM DRIVING CORRUPTION FROM THE CONSTITUTION' around the edge with '1832' in exergue. The reverse has a small, bareheaded head of King William IV, right within an inner circle in the centre. The inner circle reads 'WILLIAM IV / KING OF G.BRIT'. Around the edge, arranged variously, it reads 'THE REFORM BILL PASSED THE COMMONS MARCH 23 / THE LORDS JUNE 4 / RECEIVED THE ROYAL CONSENT JUNE 7 / 1832 / LONG LIVE / THE KING'. 2009-13 medal Medal or token issued around 1842 to show opposition to the political acts passed by the government of Sir Robert Peel in that year. missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 Small, circular, copper alloy medal with no piercing. The obverse has a bareheaded, youthful head of Queen Victoria, left. It reads 'VICTORIA QUEEN OF / GREAT BRIT' around the edge. The reverse has a picture of a man in top hat and coat, riding piggyback on a devil, heading left. It reads 'NO INCOME TAX NO INQUISITION NO PEEL & Co' around the edge. 2009-14 medal Medal awarded for rifle shooting in the Imperial Challenge Shield competition c.1920. Large, circular, copper alloy medal with no missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 piercing. The obverse has two standing, full-length figures, the first representing a medieval archer, with the dates '1300-1500' vertically to the left. The second figure represents a Victorian rifleman, with the date '1860' vertically to the right. It has the motto 'SIT PERPETUUM' (translating as 'may it last forever') in exergue. These figures and legend are the symbols and motto of the National Rifle Association. The reverse has a large, crenellated, pointed shield topped with a small crown. It reads 'IMPERIAL CHALLENGE SHIELD' across the top of the shield. The shield is decorated with a roundel showing two figures, which may be a king and a knight. The roundel reads 'FOR KING AND EMPIRE'. The date '19/10' is to either side of the shield. The medal reads 'PRESENTED BY / R W FFENNELL' around the edges. Rather battered around the edge and somewhat worn. 2011-49 calendar Metal calendar or almanac for 1828. The calendar is in the form of a circular disc of white metal, moulded on both faces with tables missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 and information. The front face has a profile head, left, of King George IV in a centre circle with "GEORGIVS IV / BRIT. REX" around it. Two rings around the inner circle give the dates of Septuagesima, Shrove Sunday, Mid Lent, Palm Sunday, Easter, Whitsun, Trinity and Advent. The outer ring is split into thirteen segments, the top one having the date 1828 and a rose, the other 12 having the months with figures and letters [as yet unintelligible to the recorder!]. The reverse reads "LEAP / 1828 / YEAR / A CALENDAR / SUNDAY FIGURES" at the top and has a table beneath giving the dates of the Sundays in each month. Text around the bottom gives the dates of the Hilary, Easter, Trinity and Michaelmas terms. The medallion is pierced at the top.

page 57 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name BriefDescription Location Box 2011-50 token Victorian copper alloy gaming token, reminiscent of the 'To Hanover' type but with only the 'reverse' face complete. The inscribed missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 face has a young profile bust of Queen Victoria, left, with a pearl necklace. The inscription reads "VICTORIA QUEEN OF GREAT BRITAIN", around the edge of the bust. There are three five-pointed stars below the neck of the bust and a pellet border around the token. The reverse has a rim and pellet border but no design or inscription. 2011-64 medal Commemorative medal for the Derbyshire Cup for 1888, awarded to Fred Cropper. Silver medal in a stocky diagonal cross shape missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 with two roses, a shamrock and a thistle in the interstices between the arms. The arms are engraved with curlicues on the obverse and there is also a central decorative ring surrounding an inlaid copper alloy disc on that side. The disc is engraved with “FRED / CROPPER / 1888”. The reverse has undecorated cross arms but is engraved with “DERBYSHIRE / CUP” and has hallmarks and “STERLING SILVER” stamped into it. No obvious method of attachment. 2011-83 medal Copper medal issued post 1714 to commemorate Queen Anne. The obverse shows a profile of Queen Anne surrounded by the missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 legend 'ANNA D.G.M.BR.FR ET HIB REGINA'. The maker's initials 'I D' are below her shoulder. The reverses shows winged figures above a winged ?Britannia seated astride two cannon. Below this is a casket bearing the legend 'NATA 6.FEBR.1665 / CORONAT 23.APR.1702 / MORT. 1.AVG.1714' 2011-84 medal Copper medal issued in 1727 to commemorate the coronation of George ll. Obv: Laureate, cuirassed bust of George II facing left. missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 Leg: GEORGIVS . II . D. G . MAG . BR . FR . ET . HIB . REX. (George II by the grace of God King of Great Britain, France and Ireland). Rev: The king, seated on King Edward's chair, holds the scepter and orb and is crowned by Britannia, holding a cornucopia and leaning on the fasces. Leg: VOLENTES . PER . POPULOS. (By a willing people). There are letters in exergue, but are illegible. 2011-88 medal Commemorative medal. Small, circular, copper alloy medal commemorating [event unknown at time of recording]. The obverse has missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 a picture of a man in a tall, pointed hat, striding in from the left with sword raised high in his right hand and a dagger in his left hand. The man is attacking a second figure, prostrate before him and holding onto his left wrist, presumably to prevent being stabbed with dagger. The inscription reads "BRITONS.STRIKE.HOME" around the top of the medal. Exergue is blank. The reverse has Britannia seated at the right, holding a sword aloft, pointing to the left. The inscription reads "I'LL.REVENGE.MY.WRONGS". A further inscription in exdergue reads "I.R.FECIT". Quite worn on both faces. 2011-89 medal Commemorative medal. Circular, silver medal commemorating Queen Caroline. These medals were offered as prizes in a lottery missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 run by Henry Jernegan and are therefore often known as Jernegan Lottery Medals. The obverse has a picture of Minerva, helmeted and draped, standing, leaning on a spear to her left and holding out a palm branch to her right. Around her feet are military arms and symbols of the arts and sciences. The inscription reads "BOTH HANDS / FILL'D FOR BRITAIN" around the top of the medal. In exergue it reads "GEORGE REIGNING". The reverse has Queen Caroline, crowned and draped, holding a sceptre in her right arm and watering palms from a jug in her right hand. The palms spread across the background behind her. The inscription reads "GROWING ARTS ADORN EMPIRE". In exergue it reads "CAROLINE PROTECTING / 1736". Fine and hardly worn. 2012-13 medal Collectable medal of the "Teenage Mutant Hero Turtles". Circular white metal medal with pale gilt colouring on both faces. No piercing. missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 The obverse has a background designed to look like a manhole cover. It reads "TEENAGE MUTANT HERO / TURTLES / NEW YORK CITY SEWER / [the circled C logo for copyright] 1990 MIRAGE". The reverse has a picture of a cartoon turtle, wearing an eyemask, piloting a glider whose trail indicates that it has been released from a zeppelin, the bottom of which can be seen at the top of the medal. The inscription reads "BLIMP GLIDER" around the bottom. The medal is clearly one of a series, of the type that were sometimes given as promotional gifts with other products (often breakfast cereals) or sold as specific collectable items. 2012-14 token Gaming token, or possibly commemorative medal. Small, circular, copper alloy token. The obverse has a bare-headed, youthful missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 head of Queen Victoria, left. It reads "VICTORIA QUEEN OF GREAT BRITAIN / 1854". The reverse has a bare-headed head of Napoleon [??], right. It reads "NAPOLEON EMPEROR OF FRANCE / 1856" Very good condition - fine and unworn. 2012-15 coin weight Unofficial coin weight for weighing one shilling, date unknown. Small, circular, copper alloy weight of brass colour. Both faces stamped missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 with the letters "XII / D" (meaning 12 pennies). One face scratched a bit at the edges. The other face partially obscured by adhesive and cardboard, presumably from previously being on display. Found with typed display label reading "ONE SHILLING / Ob; X11 incuse / Rev; The same."

page 58 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name BriefDescription Location Box 2012-16 coin weight Unofficial coin weight for weighing five shillings, date unknown. Small, circular, copper alloy weight of tarnished brass colour. The missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 obverse has a narrow, rope border and reads "S / 5" within. The reverse reads "Dw Gr / [1].7". The reverse is partially obscured by adhesive and cardboard, presumably from previously being on display. Found with typed display label reading "FIVE SHILLINGs / Ob; 5S / Rev; 1DW 7GR" 2012-17 coin weight Official coin weight for weighing one sovereign, dated 1821. Circular, copper alloy weight of brass colour. The obverse has a raised missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 edge and pellet border and reads "CURt WEIGHT / * / DW. GR. / 5 . 2 1/2 / * / SOVEREIGN" within. The reverse has a similar raised edge and pellet border. It has a lion standing, facing left, on top of a crown in the centre. The inscription reads "ROYAL MINT" above and "1821" below. The obverse has remnants of adhesive and cardboard, presumably from previously being on display. Found with typed display label reading "SOVEREIGN after 1817. / Ob; SOVEREIGN CURT WEIGHT / 5DW 2 1/2 GR. Rev; Royal Mint / 1821, a crown surmounted by a lion" 2012-18 coin weight Unofficial coin weight for weighing one sovereign, noted as being post-1817. Circular, copper alloy weight of brass colour. Both faces missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 have the digits "20" stamped into them. One face has remnants of adhesive and cardboard, presumably from previously being on display. Found with typed display label reading "SOVEREIGN after 1817. / Ob; ) 20 incuse / Rev; )" 2012-19 coin weight Official coin weight for weighing one sovereign, dated 1843. Circular, copper alloy weight of brass colour. The obverse reads "CURt missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 WEIGHT / [...] / SOVEREIGN". The reverse has a broad border containing the inscription "ROYAL MINT / 1843". Within the border, there is a circular recess containing a portrait head of young Queen Victoria, left, in shallow relief. The obverse is partially obscured by adhesive and cardboard, presumably from previously being on display. Found with typed display label reading "Ob; SOVEREIGN CURT / WEIGHT 5 DW 3 GR. / Rev; ROYAL MINT 1843 / head of queen" 2012-20 coin weight Official coin weight for weighing one sovereign, noted as being post-1817 and by the portrait, presumably 1820 or earlier. Circular, missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 copper alloy weight of tarnished brass colour. The obverse has a pellet border surrounding a portrait head, right, of George III. It reads "GEORGIUS / III. DEI. GRA.". The reverse has a similar pellet border but the rest has been deliberately worn down and is illegible. The reverse is partially obscured by adhesive and cardboard, presumably from previously being on display. Found with typed display label reading "SOVEREIGN after 1817 / Ob; GORGIUS [sic] III DEI GRA., / Head of King. / Rev; Rubbed down to reduce / weight to 123 grains." 2012-21 coin weight Official coin weight for weighing one half sovereign, dated 1821. Circular, copper alloy weight of brass colour. The obverse has a missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 raised edge and pellet border and reads "CURt WEIGHT / * / DW. GR. / 2 . 13 1/8 / * / HALF SOVEREIGN" within. The reverse has a similar raised edge and pellet border. It has a lion standing, facing left, on top of a crown in the centre. The inscription reads "ROYAL M[INT]" above and "1821" below. The reverse is partially obscured by adhesive and cardboard, presumably from previously being on display. 2012-22 coin weight Pierced official coin weight for weighing one half sovereign, dated 1821. Circular, copper alloy weight of brass colour. The obverse missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 has a raised edge and pellet border and reads "[CURt W]EIGHT / * / DW. GR. / 2 . 13 1/8 / * / [HA]LF SOVEREIGN" within. The reverse has a similar raised edge and pellet border. It has a lion standing, facing left, on top of a crown in the centre. The inscription reads "ROYAL MINT" above and "1[82]1" below. The obverse is partially obscured by adhesive and cardboard, presumably from previously being on display. The weight is pierced with a sizeable circular hole at the edge, in the centre top of the obverse & centre bottom of the reverse. Found with typed display label reading "HALF SOVEREIGNS after 1817 / Ob; HALF SOVEREIGN CURT WEIGHT / 2DW 13 1/2GR. Rev; ROYAL MINT - 1821 / A crown surmounted by lion." 2012-23 coin weight Unofficial coin weight for weighing one guinea, noted as being post-1774. Circular, copper alloy weight of brass colour. Both faces missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 have punched digits. One face reads "21", the other has been punched twice and therefore reads "2 21". One face discoloured by adhesive, presumably from previously being on display. Found with typed display label reading "GUINEA AFTER 1774 / Ob; 21 incuse / Rev; 21" 2012-24 coin weight Probably official coin weight for weighing one guinea, noted as being post-1774. Circular, copper alloy weight of brass colour. The missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 obverse has a crown punched at the top above relief lettering reading "PWt GRs / 5 * 8". The reverse is blank. The reverse is partially obscured by adhesive, presumably from previously being on display. Found with typed display label reading "GUINEA after 1774 / Ob; 5 PWT 8 GRS. crown / Rev; Plain."

page 59 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name BriefDescription Location Box 2012-25 coin weight Official coin weight for weighing [denomination unknown at time of recording], dated 1623. Small, square, copper alloy weight of missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 brass colour. The obverse has a circular laurel border, within which lettering surrounds a sword with wavy blade, pointing upwards from the bottom centre. It reads "D / G N /16/23". The reverse has a circular pellet border, within which is a crossed sword and sceptre. The interstices have symbols - a crown at the top and a lyre to each side. The bottom space reads "1602". The reverse is partially obscured by adhesive and cardboard, presumably from previously being on display. Found with typed display label reading "James I. 1603-1625 / Ob; D.G.N. 1624-flaming sword / Rev; 1602 Crossed swords and / aceptre [sic], crown and two lyres" 2012-26 coin weight Probably official coin weight for weighing a half angel, identified to the reign of James I. Small, circular weight, seemingly of gilded missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 copper alloy. The obverse has a pellet border surrounding a crown and reads "V.S.VI.D" (meaning 5 shillings and sixpence - half of the 11 shilling value of a full angel). The reverse is completely obscured by adhesive and cardboard, presumably from previously being on display. Found with typed display label reading "James I. 1603-1625 / HALF ANGEL - 11 shillings. / Ob; V.s.V1.D.W.A. crown / Rev; I.R.B.BRI. St. Michael? / slaying dragon." 2012-27 coin weight Probably official coin weight for weighing an angel, identified to the reign of James I. Small, circular, copper alloy weight. The obverse missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 has a pellet border surrounding a crown and reads ".X. / .s." (meaning 10 shillings, which is unusual as an angel was worth 11 shillings). The reverse shows the archangel Michael slaying a dragon (whcih is the design on the reverse of the actual coin). The reverse is partially obscured by adhesive and cardboard, presumably from previously being on display. Found with typed display label reading "James I. 1603-1625 / ANGEL - X instead of XI / Ob; X.S.A. crown / Rev; I.R.MAG BRIT, St. / Michael? slaying dragon." 2012-28 coin weight Probably official coin weight for weighing an angel, identified to the reign of James I. Small, circular, copper alloy weight. The obverse missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 has a pellet border surrounding a crown and reads ".XI. / .s." (meaning 11 shillings). The reverse has a similar pellet border and shows the archangel Michael slaying a dragon (which is the design on the reverse of the actual coin) and reads "I.R.MAG BRIT" up the lefthand side. The obverse is partially obscured by adhesive and cardboard, presumably from previously being on display. 2012-29 coin weight Official coin weight for weighing an angel, identified to the reign of James I. Small, circular, copper alloy weight. The obverse has a missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 pellet border surrounding a crown and reads ".XI. / .s." (meaning 11 shillings). The reverse has a similar pellet border and shows the archangel Michael slaying a dragon (which is the design on the reverse of the actual coin) and reads "[I.R.M]AG BRIT" up the lefthand side. The reverse is partially obscured by adhesive and cardboard, presumably from previously being on display. Very fine. 2012-30 coin weight Probably official coin weight for weighing a half unite, identified to the reign of James I. Small, circular, copper alloy weight. The missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 obverse has a pellet border surrounding a crown and reads ".XI. / .s." (meaning 11 shillings). The reverse has a similar pellet border and shows a crowned profile bust, right, of the king. It reads "I.R.M. / BRITAN" around the edge, separated by the bust. The obverse is partially obscured by adhesive and cardboard, presumably from previously being on display. Very fine. Found with typed display label reading "James 1. 1603 - 1625 / HALF UNITE - 11 shillings / Ob; X1. S.A. crown / Rev; I.R.M. Britan, / crowned head of king." 2012-31 coin weight Official coin weight for weighing a unite, identified to the reign of James I. Small, circular, copper alloy weight. The obverse has a missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 pellet border surrounding a crown and reads ".XXII. / .s." (meaning 22 shillings). The reverse has a similar pellet border and shows a crowned torso portrait bust, three-quarters right, of the king holding a sceptre over his right shoulder and orb in front. It reads "[I.R./ MA.]BR[I.]" around the edge, separated by the bust. The reverse is partially obscured by adhesive and cardboard, presumably from previously being on display. Very fine. Found with typed display label reading "James 1. 1603 - 1625 / UNITE - 22 shillings / Ob; XX11. S.A. crown / Rev; I.R.A.MA. BRI. / Crowned bust of king / with sceptre and orb." 2012-32 coin weight Official coin weight for weighing a unite, identified to the reign of James I. Small, circular, copper alloy weight. The obverse has a missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 pellet border surrounding a crown and reads ".XXII. / .s." (meaning 22 shillings). The reverse has a similar pellet border and shows a crowned torso portrait bust, three-quarters right, of the king holding a sceptre over his right shoulder and orb in front. It reads "I.R./ MA.BRI." around the edge, separated by the bust. The obverse is partially obscured by adhesive and cardboard, presumably from previously being on display. Very fine. Found with typed display label reading "James 1. 1603 - 1625 / UNITE - 22 shillings / Ob; XX11. S.A. crown / Rev; I.R.A.MA. BRI. / Crowned bust of king / with sceptre and orb."

page 60 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name BriefDescription Location Box 2012-33 coin weight Official coin weight for weighing a unite, identified to the reigns of James I and Charles I. Small, square, copper alloy weight. The missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 obverse has a circular pellet border (which runs off the edge of the weight) surrounding a crown. It reads "XXII / s" (meaning 22 shillings). There is a small counter-stamp to the left of the crown, in the form of a crowned letter C, indicating that it was authorised for use under Charles I as well. The reverse has a similar pellet border and shows a crowned torso portrait bust, three-quarters right, of king James I holding a sceptre over his right shoulder and orb in front. It reads "I.R./ BRIT." around the edge, separated by the bust. The reverse is partially obscured by adhesive and cardboard, presumably from previously being on display. Found with typed display label reading "James 1. 1603 - 1625 / UNITE - 22 shillings / Ob; XX11. S.A. crown / Rev; I.R.BRIT. Crowned / bust of king with sceptre / and orb." 2012-34 coin weight Official coin weight for weighing a unite, identified to the reigns of James I and Charles I. Small, square, copper alloy weight. The missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 obverse has a circular pellet border (which runs off the edge of the weight) surrounding a crown. It reads "[XXI]I [/ s]" (meaning 22 shillings). There is a small counter-stamp to the left of the crown, in the form of a crowned letter C, indicating that it was authorised for use under Charles I as well. The reverse has a similar pellet border and shows a crowned torso portrait bust, three-quarters right, of king James I holding a sceptre over his right shoulder and orb in front. It reads "I.R./ BRIT." around the edge, separated by the bust. The obverse is substantially obscured by adhesive and cardboard, presumably from previously being on display. Found with typed display label reading "James 1. 1603 - 1625 / UNITE - 22 shillings / Ob; XX11. S.A. crown / Rev; I.R.BRIT. Crowned / bust of king with sceptre / and orb." 2012-35 coin weight Official coin weight for weighing a ryal, identified to the reign of James I and possibly Charles I too. Square, copper alloy weight. The missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 obverse is not visible. However a small counter-stamp to the upper left can be seen, in the form of something surmounted by a crown. It is most likely a crowned letter C, indicating that it was authorised for use under Charles I as well. The reverse has a circular pellet border and shows the royal coat of arms, within an undulating border. The obverse is substantially obscured by adhesive and cardboard, presumably from previously being on display. Found with typed display label reading "James 1. 1603 - 1625 / RYAL - 33 shillings / Ob; XXX111S, a crown / Rev; Royal coat of arms." 2012-36 coin weight Official coin weight for weighing a laurel, identified to the reign of James I. Small, square, copper alloy weight. The obverse has a missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 circular pellet border containing a crown above the legend "XX / S" (meaning 20 shillings). There is a small counter-stamp to the upper left, in the form of a crowned letter J. The reverse has a similar pellet border and shows a laureate bust, left. The reverse is substantially obscured by adhesive and cardboard, presumably from previously being on display. Found with typed display label reading "James 1. 1603 - 1625 / LAUREL - 20 shillings / Ob; XX. S.A. crown / Rev; Laureated head of / King (James 1.)" 2012-37 coin weight Official coin weight for weighing a half crown, identified to the reign of Charles I. Circular, copper alloy weight. The obverse has a missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 pellet border containing the legend "WITH / OVT GRAYN / ES / C. R. / .2 s. 6 d." (meaning 2 shillings and sixpence). The reverse has a similar pellet border and shows a rider on horseback, heading left, brandishing a sabre. The letters "W.C." are beneath. The reverse is partially obscured by adhesive, presumably from previously being on display. Found with typed display label reading "Charles 1 1625-1648 / half crown silver / Ob; WITHOUT GRAYN C ES R.2s.6d. / Rev; W.C. Soldier in armour on / horseback-2 fleurs-del-ys." 2012-38 coin weight Official coin weight for weighing a double crown, identified to the reign of Charles I. Small, circular, copper alloy weight. The obverse missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 has a pellet border containing a crown above the legend ".X. / .S." (meaning 10 shillings). The reverse has a similar pellet border and shows a crowned bust of the king, left. It reads "CAROLVS / REX" around the edge. The obverse is partially obscured by adhesive and cardboard, presumably from previously being on display. Found with typed display label reading "Charles 1 1625-1648 / DOUBLE CROWN - 10/- weight / 70 1/4 grs. / Ob; X S. a crown / Rev; CAROLVS REX - crowned / head of king." 2012-39 coin weight Official coin weight for weighing a double crown, identified to the reign of Charles I. Small, circular, copper alloy weight. The obverse missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 has a pellet border containing a crown above the legend ".X. / .S." (meaning 10 shillings). The reverse has a similar pellet border and shows a crowned bust of the king, left. It reads "CAROLVS / REX" around the edge. The reverse is partially obscured by adhesive and cardboard, presumably from previously being on display. Found with typed display label reading "Charles 1 1625-1648 / DOUBLE CROWN - 10/- weight / 70 1/4 grs. / Ob; X S. a crown / Rev; CAROLVS REX - crowned / head of king."

page 61 output on 6/8/2012 Record number Object name BriefDescription Location Box 2012-40 coin weight Official coin weight for weighing a unite, identified to the reign of Charles I. Circular, copper alloy weight. The obverse has a pellet missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 border containing a crown above the legend ".XX. / .S." (meaning 20 shillings). The reverse has a similar pellet border and shows a crowned bust of the king, left. It reads "CAROLVS / REX" around the edge. The reverse is partially obscured by adhesive and cardboard, presumably from previously being on display. Found with typed display label reading "Charles 1 1625-1648 / UNITE - 20 shillings. / Ob; XX S.A. crown / Rev; CAROLVS REX - crowned / head of king." 2012-41 coin weight Official coin weight for weighing a unite, identified to the reign of Charles I. Circular, copper alloy weight. The obverse has a pellet missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 border containing a crown above the legend ".XX. / .S." (meaning 20 shillings). The reverse has a similar pellet border and shows a crowned bust of the king, left. It reads "CAROLVS / REX" around the edge. The obverse is partially obscured by adhesive and cardboard, presumably from previously being on display. Found with typed display label reading "Charles 1 1625-1648 / UNITE - 20 shillings. / Ob; XX S.A. crown / Rev; CAROLVS REX - crowned / head of king." 2012-42 coin weight Official coin weight for weighing a guinea, identified to the reign of William III. Circular, copper alloy weight. The obverse has a crown missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 above the legend "I / GVINEA / W". The reverse shows a laureate head of the king, right. It reads "GVILELMVS.III. / .DEI.GRA.REX" around the edge. The reverse is substantially obscured by adhesive and cardboard, presumably from previously being on display. 2012-43 coin weight Official coin weight for weighing a guinea, identified to the reign of William III. Circular, copper alloy weight. The obverse has a crown missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 above the legend "I / GVINEA / W". The reverse shows a laureate head of the king, right. It reads "GVILELMVS.III. / .DEI.GRA.REX" around the edge. The obverse is partially obscured by adhesive and cardboard, presumably from previously being on display. 2012-44 coin weight Unofficial coin weight for weighing a guinea, unknown date. Circular, copper alloy weight. The obverse has the legend "P.W. Gr. / missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 5 : 6 / GUINEA". There is a stamp (similar to a hallmark) in the form of an anchor near the top middle of the obverse. The reverse is blank. 2012-45 coin weight Official coin weight for weighing a guinea, identified to the reign of William III. Circular, copper alloy weight. The obverse has a crown missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 above the legend "I / GVINEA / W". The reverse shows a laureate head of the king, right. It reads "GVILELMVS.III. / .DEI.GRA.REX" around the edge. The obverse has been partially drilled, presumably to adjust the weight down slightly. 2012-46 coin weight Probably official coin weight for weighing a guinea, identified to the reign of George III and noted as being valid until the end of 1771. missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 Circular, copper alloy weight. The obverse has a pellet border and reads "S D / 20 : 6 / OR / Dw.t Gr. / 5 : 6" (i.e. 20 shillings and sixpennce). There is a stamp, similar to a hallmark, in the form of an urn, to the centre left of the obverse. The reverse has a similar pellet border and reads "Geo. III. / up to the / 1: of Jany. / 1772". NAS 179 token Eleven-sided brass alloy token `Value £12.95 gift token' from a catalogue free offer; received 8.1.1991; 28.5 mm diameter, 1.25 mm missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 thick NAS 183/1 coin 10p piece, 1976, with purpose-made advertising for Dolphin Inn, Queen St, Derby, attached to reverse; issued 1.1991 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 NAS 183/2 coin two shillings, 1949-1951, with purpose-made advertising for Dolphin Inn, Queen St, Derby, attached to reverse; issued 1.1991 missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 token 3 token token; Richard Clarke, Chesterfield; obverse 'RICHARD CLARKE AT THE - HIS HALF PENY. R.C.A.'; reverse 'ANGELL IN missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 CHESTERFIELD.', an angel; W.40 variant token 5 token token; Robert Fairbrother, Derby; obverse 'ROBERT FAIRBROTHER. HIS HALF PENY.'; reverse 'IN DERBY. 1669', Tallow missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 Chandlers' arms; W.64 token 8 token token; William Millnes, Chesterfield; obverse 'WILLIAM MILLNES', The Grocers' arms; reverse 'IN CHESTERFIELD. 1667 - HIS missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 HALFE PENY'; W.45 token 10 token token; John Balme, Bonsall; obverse 'IOHN BALME. 1670. HIS HALF PENy.'; reverse 'OF BONSALL. BVTCHER', Butchers' arms; missing presumed stolen 19.6.2012 W.29

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