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CATALOGUE

OP TIIE VALUABLE COLLECTION

OP COINS AND=MEDALS

IN GOLD, SILVER, AND COPPER,

OF MR. ROBERT BOYNE.

INCLUDING

A VERY FINE SERIES

OF CONSULAR AND IMPERIAL ROMAN STT.VKR OOTNS-

TOGETHER WITH A FEW NUMISMATOLOGICAL ROOKS.

AND

CATALOGUES OF CELEBRATED COLLECTIONS.

WHICH WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION.

BY MR; S. LEIGH SOTHEBY, AT HIS HOUSE, 3, WELLINGTON STREET, STRAND,

On WEDNESDAY, JULY 19th, 1843, and Three following Days.

To be Viewed on Monday and Tuesday previous. CONDITIONS OF SALE.

I. The highest bidder to be the buyer; and if any dispute arise between two or more bidders; the lot so disputed shall be immediately put up again, provided the seller cannot decide the said dispute.

II. No person to advance less than 6d. ; above Ten Shillings, Is.; above Five Pounds 2s. 6d.; and so on.

III. The Purchasers to give in their Names and Places of Abode, and to pay down 5s. in the Pound, if required, in part of pay¬ ment of the Purchase-money; in default of which, the Lot or Lots purchased to be immediately put up again and re-sold.

IV. The Sale ot any lot is not to be set aside on account of any error in the enumeration of the numbers stated, or errors of description.

V. The Lots to betaken away at the Buyer’s Expence, immediately after the Conclusion of the Sale ; in default of which, Mr. S. Leigh Sotheby will not hold himself responsible if lost, stolen, damaged or otherwise destroyed, but they will be left at the sole risk of the Purchaser. If at the expiration of One Week after the conclusion of the Sale, the Lots are not cleared or paid for, they will then be catalogued for immediate sale, and the expence, the same as if re-sold, will be added to the amount at which they were bought. Mr. S. Leigh Sotheby will have the option of re-selling the Lots uncleared either by public or private sale, without any notice being given to the defaulter.

VI. Upon failure of complying with the above conditions, the money required or deposited in part of payment shall be forfeited ; and */ any loss is sustained in the re-selling of such lots as are not cleared or paid for, all charges on such re-sale shall be made good by the defaulter at this sale.

Gentlemen who cannot attend the Sale, may have their Commissions faithfully executed by their obedient Servant,

S. LEIGH SOTHEBY^ Wellington Street, Strand. This Scale is according* to Mionnet.

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CATALOGUE.

FIRST DAY’S SALE.

The References in this Catalogue are to the following works.— Consular Coins: Thesaurus Morellianus, 1734.—The contractions, H/c., Hawkins’ Silver Coinage, 1841.—>SW., Snelling.—IId., Ruding. — V. L., Van Loon.—Napoleon Medals: Mellin, Medallic History of Napoleon, London, 1819-21.

ROMAN AS.

LOT 1 Quadrussis, about one-third of a, one side, trident and fish, on the other, a cock, very curious . 1 2 As, Semis, Quincunx, very rare; Quadrans, Sextans, Uncia 9 3 As, Semis, Quadrans, Sextans, Uncia . 10 4 As and its various parts, from the size of Large Brass, fine 12

TRADESMEN’S TOKENS, &c. '

5 London Tokens, various, all fine . 29 6 Mr. Till’s Tokens, three varieties ; Sir George Chetwynd, Ba¬ ronet, his Halfpenny Token, extremely rare 4 7 Bath Tokens, with the various Bath buildings, six of them bronze, fine . . .11 8 Gloucester Tokens, with the various buildings, 10; Dudley Tokens, 5 ; and others, fine . .19 9 Tradesmen’s Tokens, of Norwich, Coventry, Manchester, Kent, Dundee, Chesham, ho,, fine . 50 10 Tradesmen’s Tokens, similar to the last, fine . 49 ( 4 )

’< fa 11 Colonial Coins.—Barbadoes, 3; Demerara, 1 . Ceylon, 1 ; East India Company, 6; Bermuda, 1 ; Sierra Leone, 2, some / / /r • A bronze . . . U " t 12 Isle of Man under the Duke of Athol, 2 ; George III, 2, fine 4 f7/£ // '< H 13 Queen Anne, Farthing, 1714; George I, II, Farthing; Rosa,

American Farthing; George III, Halfpenny, with the long- , / MASTED ship, rare . . 6 fa * !4 Gun Money of James II, 3; George I, II, III, IV, Farthing ; ^ George IV, Penny, Halfpenny, and Farthing, bronze; George III, long-masted ship Halfpenny, rare; Victoria, Half and Quarter Farthing; and others . 26 C/ // 15 Ionian Isles, Penny, Halfpenny, and Farthing, proofs; British Commercial Penny, proof; Droz Halfpenny, proof 5 /'y <

ROMAN SMALL BRASS.

X « ' 16 , , , , &c., many of them very fine and different . . 43 SI 17 Augustus, Nero, , , , 19, &c., all fine and //A ' ,u ." .V different . . - 32)2 v" " ■y // 18 Gallienus, 9, with animals; Salonina, 2 ; , 5; Victo- y rinus, 4 ; , 8, all fine and different . 32 /? ’ 19 Gallienus, 26, all different reverses ; Postumus, 4 ; Tetricus sen.; rfi7 Tetricus jun., rare . . 32 c /S~'r 20 Salonina, 3 ; Postumus, 11 ; , 2 ; Tetricus, 2 ; Clau- fi dius, 1, all different and fine . 19

ROMAN SECOND BRASS.

c 21 Tiberius, Nero and Drusus, Drusus, Germanicus, , Nero, / * , , , Julia, Domitian, , Trajan, and - Hadrian, one of each, all fine . . 14 7*. // r 22 Tiberius, Nero and Drusus, Drusus, Germanicus, Caligula, Galba, Vespasian, Titus, Domitian, 4, Nerva, Trajan, and Hadrian, fine • • 15 /> 4 ' 23 Tiberius; Drusus, 2; Caligula; Galba; Titus; Domitian, 4 ; ft^/ Nerva, 2 ; Trajan, 3 ; Hadrian, 2 . 17 \ * 24 Domitian, 2, four figures sacrificing in front of a temple; /% /f ' three figures sacrificing in front of a temple ; Hadriarf/V/ $o the Nile; Sabina, Concord seated, all fine 4 . /4 ' 25 Domitian, 4; Nerva, 1; Trajan, 4; Hadrian, 4,fine 13 f//A 26 Domitian, 4 ; Nerva, 1 ; Trajan, 4 ; Hadrian, 4, fine 13 A _ cjyr f j ' / ' ( 5 ) - /I 27 Hadrian, #> Britannia; Sabina, 1 ; jElius, 1 ; Ant. Pius, 1 ; Faustina sen., 1; M. Aurelius, 1 ; Faustina jun., 1; Comrao- 4 7 * dus, 1 ; Severus, 1, 1^ Britannia, fine . 9 A

ROMAN LARGE BRASS. / %,£ ‘ -r <~ 28 Julius Caesar, $> Augustus ; Julius , divos. ivlivs. in a wreath of laurel, fine . . 2 fZ Y 29 Augustus, divo. avgv9to. s.p.q.r., quadriga of elephants, in¬ Acc -r/~ scription, s.c.; Julia or Livia, s.p.q.r. ivliae. avgvst., car- 'J * pentum, inscription, s.c., very fine . 2 /Z U 30 Drusus jun., caduceus between two cornuacopiae, saltire, each having the bust of a child on them, ^ legend, s.c.; Agrippina sen,, her head, ^ s.p.q.r. memoriae, agrippinae., carpentum, //+. fine . . .2 0- 31 Drusus sen., his head, £> ti. clavdivs. caesar. avg. p.m. tr.p. imp. p.p. s.c., Emperor seated in the midst of arms, fine; Caligula, adlocvt. coh., Emperor haranguing sol¬ /s /) diers, fine . .2 / rf /*- 32 Caligula, divo. avg. s.c., three figures sacrificing in front of a temple, Piety seated, very fine . 1 s /? // Q. 33 Caligula, agrippina., drvsilla., ivlia., three females standing ; s.p.q.r. p.p. o.b. cives. servatos., in a wreath of oak ; Claudius, triumphal arch ; 1^> e.x.s.c. ob. cives. servator., in a wreath of oak, fine portrait . 4 34 Claudius, triumphal arch, fine portrait; Nero, 2, ^ temple of 9* /Zz ' Janus ; 5k seated, fine . 3 35 Nero, 2, Annona seated, Ceres standing near a prow ; tri¬ * umphal arch, very fine . . 2 dL./~ 36 Galba, 2, 5k Rome standing ; 5^ Victory walking, fine 2 / / * 37 Galba, 1^ Liberty standing; , $> s.c. in a wreath, struck at , good portrait, rave . 2 / Jb- - - 38 , ^ s.c., Mars marching, in good condition, rare 1 /J * 39 Vitellius, ^ Victory inscribing a shield, very good portrait, rare . . ] /n *

ROMAN IMPERIAL SILVER.

40 C. , 51 Anapius and Amphinomus; J. Caesar, 5k bull ; Augustus, $ Peace standing; Tiberius, 5k quadriga; Caligula, Z A f 5k head of Augustus between two stars ; Claudius, 5k tri- ^ umphal arch ; Nero, 5k inscription on a shield ; Galba, 5k fe¬ male standing, with shield and spears, fine . 8 ( 0 )

41 C. Pompey, Jo Anapius and Amphinomus ; J. Caesar, 5, Jk ele¬ / ' " phant ; Jt> Venus ; Jo inscription ; Jo cornucopiae ; rudder, globe, and cornucopiae; M. Antony, Jk head of J. Caesar, rare; Jo Cleopatra, Sextus Pompey, column on a galley ; Jk Scylla .... Z ’ 42 Sextus Pompey, Jk Pietas standing, fine and very rare 43 Brutus, Jk Ahala; Cassius, Jo vase and lituus, fine; Antony, / Z:* Jo Octavius ; Lepidus, Jk Octavius ; Augustus, 6, Jfc Victory ; a Jo Peace ; Jo temple; Jl sacrificial instrument; Jk bull; Jk , naval column . . . 10 *’''S l /X 44 , Jo l. bvca., caduceus and fasces saltier; Tiberius, X Jo head of Drusus jun., poor, but very rare . 2 t *■ r* ?< 45 J. Caesar, 2, Jl bull; Jo sacrificial instruments; M. Antony, / J Jk Octavius, very fine ; Juba, Jo temple ; Tiberius, ^ Em¬ peror seated, very fine ... 5 X " " 46 S. Pompey, Jo trophy ; Germanicus, Jl Augustus, poor, but very rare .... 2 // 47 Agrippa, Jo Augustus, very fine and rare . 1 48 Lepidus, Jo Octavius; Augustus, 3 ; Jo comet; Jo sacrificial in¬ ft struments ; Jo Venus standing, fine . 4 / ( 49 Augustus, Jk sacrificial instruments ; Jo temple ; ^ naval trophy ; ■ /s Jo Victory upon a globe ; Jo triumphal arch; Jo quadriga ; Jo Cippus; Jo chariot in a temple; Jo naval column ; Jk Ca- pricorn ; Jo Emperor seated . . 12 50 Augustus, Jo comet; Jo Apollo seated ; Jo Diana ; Jk triumphal arch ; Jk circular temple ; Jo trophy upon shield ; Jk paluda- ^ mentum, crown, and eagle, all fine . 8 - 51 Augustus, Jo bull; Jo shield ; Jo temple ; Jo naval trophy, Jk Apollc/ /> seated; Jk shield and trophies ; Jo wreath; Jk Caius on horseback ; Jk wreath ; Jo Apollo ; Jo two branches ; Jk Ar¬ menian hat, bowcase, and quiver . 12

/ /Z " 52 Augustus, Jk Mars standing ; Jk priest ploughing ; Jk shield in a wreath, 2; Jo temple ; Jo circular temple ; Jo two triumphal arches ; Jk two figures standing by shields, Emperor walking, all fine .... 9 * 53 Augustus, Jo temple, 2, ^ quadriga ; $> shield; Jo Caius on horse / * back ; ^ shield and spears; Jk bulls, 2, Jk sacrificial instru¬

ments; Jo Emperor standing; JkoB. cives. servatos. ; Jl table; 9* head of M. Antony, fine . 13 9 54 Antonia, Jk sacerdos. divi.,.two torches, very fine and 6 " '' rare • - * • • 1

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f) 55 Agrippina, her head, Caligula, very fine . 1 L/ * Agrippina, her head, ^ Caligula cast; Caligula, 3, ^ Augustus ; wreath ; $> quadriga ; Agrippina, head of Claudius 5 * £ 57 Caligula, sirapulum andlituus; Nero, 8, Jupiter seated, 2 ; 'fj. -r'-/S'*’ - V° Salus ; Concord ; Rome; Ijo Jupiter, all seated; Mars ; ^ sacrificial instruments ; ^ Emperor standing, all / fine .... 9 % /A' 58 Caligula, Augustus ; head of Germanicus, rare 2 Z & - 59 Nero and Agrippina, quadriga of elephants, rare ; Galba, 3 ; Emperor standing; s.p.q.r. ob. c.s. in a wreath, 2; / Otho, $3 Securitas standing . . 5 Clodius Macer, winged genius, ^lib.avc. leg. hi., Roman eagle between two ensigns, fine and rare . 1 r / £ Galba, 5, ^ Rome standing ; Rome walking ; ^ Pallas stand¬ ing ? Concord standing ; ^ Salus standing . 5 / ■ Otho, 9s Peace standing; Vitellius, Tripod; Vespasian, Judaea; Titus, ^ Annona seated; Domitian, Pallas standing ; Nerva, Liberty standing, all fine 6 / / D" 63 Otho, lfc Security standing; Fortune standing; Vitellius, ^Victory; ^ figure seated ; Vespasian, 6, ^ eagle; ^quad¬ riga ; & Emperor seated; Annona seated; sacrificial instruments; Security seated . 10 • 7' 64 Lucius Vitellius, his head, in front, a sceptre, head of Vitellius, very rare . . 1 / / '

ROMAN CONSULAR SILVER fl

.65 Aburia, fig. i, iv; Accoleia, 1 ; Acilia, tab. 1, fig. hi, iV, v; ABlia, fig. v, 8, 20; ^Emilia, tab. 1, fig. win, fine 13 . /4- ' 66 .Emilia, tab. 1, fig. i, ii, v, vi, vm, g; tab. 2, fig. vi; tab. 3, fig. a ; Afrania, fig. 1, and one similar to fig. 7 1] / /

/ ft 71 Aquilia, fig. i, n, hi, iv, v, vii, 8, all rare 7

/) horse jy standing, extremely rare, from Dr, Notts collection 1 •/ • / « 73 Atilia, fig. iv, v, vn, 8; Aufidia, fig. i, very rare 5°^ f o 7 74 Atilia, fig. iv, v; Aurelia, fig. n, hi, v, vi; Bsebia, fig, i,fine 8 / s~ ' 75 Autronia, head of Pallas, behind, x, avtr., in a monogram, ^ Dioscuri on horseback, below, roma., very rare 1 / ' 76 Axia, naso, youthful head, helmeted, in the field, x. sc., L. axsivs. l.f. x., Diana in a biga of stags, and three dogs / running, fine and rare . 1 V 77 Caecilia, tab. 1, fig. i, ii, iv, v, vi; tab. 2, fig. ii, v, vi, viii, (1 mostly fine . . / 78 Caesia, fig. i, fine; Calidia, fig. i; Calpurnia, tab. 1, fig. tab. 2, fig. iv, v; tab. 3, fig. vi; tab. 4, fig. 1, with various /M adjuncts, 11, fine . . jg / J ' 79 Caesia, fig. i; Caninia, fig. i; Carisia, tab. 1, fig. i, m, B, vi; Carvilia; Cassia, tab. 1, fig. i, hi, iv, vi, vii, vm, fine 17 // 80 Cipia, 1 ; Calidia, 1 ; Claudia, tab. 1, fig. i; tab. 2, fig. i, m, . // rare, iw,fine; Cloulia, fig. i, n . jq /*' /j ^ // ' 81 Cocceia, head of Marc Antony, head of Lucius Antony, fine and rare . // ' 82 Ccelia, fig. n, in, with various letters, fine; fig. v _15 _ « // ' b3 Considia, fig. i, a, b, ii, c, d, rare, v; Coponia, fig. i, n, fine 10 84 Considia, fig. i, a, b, ii, v ; Coponia, fig. i; Cordia, fig. i, n, * to ' hi 85 Cornelia, tab. 1, fig. i, v, vi; tab. 2, fig. i, n, iv; tab. 8, fig. i, * // ' v, VII; tab. 4, fig. I, II, III, VII, VIII . 17 /Jt

ROMAN SILVER MEDALLIONS.

/ /yr 86 Antony and Octavia, their heads, 1^> Bacchus standing upon ** cista, between two serpents, fine and rare " \ z z ' 87 Augustus, imp. ix. tr. p.o.v., his head, £ com. asia., temple, on the front, rom. et avgvst., fine and rare \ 9« / /2 " 88 Augustus, imp. caesar., his head, avgvstvs., capricorn and cornuacopia3, in a wreath, very fine and rare | y1' / /// ' 89 Augustus, IMP. CAESAR., his head, avgvstvs., six ears of corn, very fine . % j 90 Augustus, IMP. CAESAR. DIVI. F. COS. VI. LIBERTATIS. P. R / ^ vindix., his head laureated, 9: tax., figure standing, holding 0 a caduceus, behind the cista mystica within a wreath, fine 1 ( 9 )

I ^ 91 Augustus, imp. ix. tk. po. v., his head, s.p.r. signis. recep-

ANGLO-SAXON SILVER.

^ Offa, offa. rex., his head, 9> ibba., type similar to Hk. No. 66, 9 y G fine and rare . . i ^

94 Bertulf, his head, 9>.moneta., similar to Rd. pi. 7, No. 3, i Lf> very fine, but a piece broke off . \ " '/ *///£- 95 Burgred, moneyers cenred., dada., diga., dydda., osmvnd., tatel., all very fine . 6 * 96 Eadmund, eadmvnd. re. an. (backwards), crescents between ^jrst*r' //y the limbs of a cross, 9> aethelhelm., triangles between the limbs of a cross, fine, not in Hk. or Rd. 1 -4^ r Eadmund, eadmvnd. rex. an., S' in the centre, 9^ eadmvnd. mone., Hk. 94, fine . \ / /J~ C) no d_u sj' . .i „ .. ^ Regnald, (fragment or regn., trefoil formed ornament,

^, ba.r,, Danish—- standard,—i very rarei w// o jLI / ' k/fi? 99 St. Peter, sciie. tiiiio., sword, If eriyntvii., Rd. pi. 12, No. 5, , /O rare and fine . . j // *00 St. Eadmund, grimo. me. fecit.; odvlbeivi. roi.; bomecn. MON.; ADR AD VS. VVONE ,,fine . 4 • //' St. Eadmund, ansier. moe.; adrvs. vvoi.; bosecim. mo.; o-iibvinio. me., fine . 4 /? ■ /.’>' fte*/ 102 Ceolnoth, ..ialnoth. ar.his head, 9, vvmn.net., in the centre, the Christian monogram, fine, but part broke off l t y 7 / Ecgbeort, his head, osmvnd. monet., Hk. No. 157, fine and _ very rare . J i * S' '

104 Ethelvulf, with hc&dj ^ mvnna* moneta.j m the centre.^ cross p.rnsslpts.crossIets,yme {imp nnrl.and vnv'orare , j / y

P /&*■ 105 yEthelred I, his head, 9> ethelred. moneta., similar to Hk. 7 ' jjq No. 137, fine . ^ /

106 iElfred, with head, 9> sigestef. moneta., Hk. No. 172, rare / /7? ' and fine . % ^ j Tffi • 107 Alfred, 9= tirvald. mo., Rd. pi. 15, No. 10 1 '' \ ' 108 Alfred, 9 cvdberht., Rd. pi. 16, No. 13,fine \ t M 09 iElfred, 9 cvdberht., Rd. pi. 16, No. 13, fine 1 * /f~' Alfred, 9. lvdvg. mon., similar to Rd. pi. 16, No. 12, fine 1 // ^ ( 10 ) 7 1 - 7 ill / 11 • '/ 112 i '/o 4 113 1 r J, „ /o 114 Ip 115 - /U- *

BRONZE MEDALS, ENGLISH AND FOREIGN. • s~ r 116 Pallas standing ; the heads of George I, II, III, ^ Ireland seated, holding a medallion of George IV.; Victory crownings ' George III, 9) St. Paul’s, fine . . 4 3 117 George III, ^ Pallas seated, her left hand rests upon a rudder, her right on a shield of arms; George IV, 1^> Britannia in¬ scribing a shield with the ; William IV, ^ Ade¬ laide. regina. cvdi. ivssit., mdcccxxx., in a wreath, by y7/ Wyon, from Chantrey’s model, fine . 3 // 118 Nelson, on the battle of the Nile, by Kuckler; another on his death ; ^ Victory hurling thunder on the enemy’s fleet, fine; Captain Cook, Royal Society medal . 3 119 Pretenders, Charles, James III, and Clement Cardinal, Henry 1 / ' IX, &c. .... 6 , 120 Christina, I£> Mars seated upon arms ; Louis XVIII, 9= Pallas seated; Charles Philip, (Charles X), inscriptions, all // fine 3 /- 121 Louis XV, 3, ^ Mint of Paris ; his equestrian statue ; in¬ V ' scriptions, fine ... 3 122 Peter II, (Russia), crown, &c. upon an altar ; Elizabeth, 1, . * (Russia) coronation; Peter, Count Schuwalow, Mars seated upon arms,fine . . 3

. t3 ' 123 Leopold I, Leopold on horseback ; Charles V, Jo eagle hurling thunder; John Frederick, Duke of Brunswick, ^ palm;

Livius Odisi, ^ sun setting, &c. 6 a

NAPOLEON MEDALS. Bronze.

124 Napoleon, Battle of Montenotte, No. 1 ; Millesimo, No. 2 ; / Castiglione, No. 4 ; Taking of Mantua, No. 5 ; Capitulation Q of Mantua, No. 6 . . 5 -*-/* /y 7 125 Napoleon, Treaty of the Campo Formio, No. 8; Taking the // Palace of Broletto, No. 381, rare . 2 ( 11 )

Z> t* r,/ 126 Passage of the Tagliamento, No. 7; Treaty of the Campo Formio, No. 15; Conquest of Lower Egypt, No. 18; Con¬ quest of Upper Egypt, No. 19; Conquest of Egypt, No. 20, jQ* r fine . . 5 a ‘ 127 Return to Frejus, No. 21 ; Passage of St. Bernard, No. 23; Twelve strong places surrender in one day, No. 24, rare 3 / ' h /_ 128 • Battle of Marengo, No. 25 ; Death of Desaix, No. 26 ; Erection of the National Column on the ruins of the Bastile, No. 28, fine . . .3 // ■ 129 Erection of the National Column, No. 29; the same, No. 33; Removal of the remains of Turenne, No. 34; Escape from

the Infernal Machine, No. 35, fine 4 9 ' 130 j£ ^■y'/ t/ Quay Desaix, No. 37; Peace of Luneville, No. 41 and No. 42,

rare and fine . . 3 rr /o ' &>, 131 Peace of Amiens, No. 51 ; Code of Tuscany; Peace of Amiens, No. 52, rare, fine . 3 Peace of Amiens, (struck by the Legislative Body), No. 55 ; J.S.™ Cisalpine Republic, No. 57 ; Organization of Public Instruc¬ tion, No. 60 ; Negotiation for Peace, No. 67, fine 4 zz ' Cisalpine Republic, No. 57; Conquest of Hanover, No. 69 ; Medal presented to Napoleon on his visit to the Museum, No. 70 ; School of Pharmacy, No. 7 \, fine 4 z <•/ v/-!84 Conquest of Hanover, No. 69, (restored); Saloon of the Apollo, No. 77 ; Creation of the Legion of Honor, No. 78;

Camp of Boulogne, No. 80, fine . 4 // ■ ‘ 135 Construction of 2000 vessels, No. 81; Napoleon Code, No. 82; Coronation, No. 83 ; Notre Dame, No §7, fine 4 I /j * ^

ROMAN GOLD.

138 Cestia Family, c. norbavs. l. cestvs. p.r., head of a female, If s.c. Cybele in a car drawn by lions, rare 1 / // ' f/y~ Cestia Family, head of , 1£> l. cestivs. g. norba. pr. s.c., helmet on a curule chair, fine and rare . 1 //)

? ' c < ■; */ 140 Hirtia Family, c. caesar. cos. ter., head of a female, veiled, y / /S front of a triumphal arch .f ero, his head, laureated, 5c pace. p.r. terr. / // 145 parta. ianvm. clvsit., temple of Janus, fine fr / // 146 figures V / 147 Domitian, his head, laureated, 15 Emperor on horseback,^back, fine 1

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SECOND DAY'S SALE.

LOT < JL 148 Becker’s Forgeries in Lead, 10; Tiberius, Large Brass, 2,false; and a Roman Mould . .13 fie* sf

o 149 False Silver. — Metapontum I, Elis I, Gordian, Africanus I, , Carausius, &c. . . 21 o

ROMAN SMALL BRASS. // 150 Lselianus, 15 Victory, rave; Victorinus, 2; Marius, 2, rare {//yjy„.* *7 * , 3 ; , 2, fine . \§c/ ^ ' / 151 Claudius Gothicus, 6 ; Quintillus, 4 ; Aurelius, 5 ; Severina, 3, f ■ all different, and fine . . 1

The following Three Lots of have been selected by Mr. Boynef from various Sales for a number of years past, and are ex¬ ceedingly fine. , /r" 152 Probus, with various interesting 15 . 24 . /f* 153 Probus, with various interesting 15 . . 24,.$°- z s * 154 Probus, with various interesting R> . 24 w 13 f ( )

1^5 , 5 ; Dalmatius, 1, rare; Constantine II, 4; , / 3, all fine . . . 15

ROMAN SECOND BRASS.

156 Julia Domna, \,fine; , 1 ; Geta, 2, one vict. brit.; Philip sen., 1 ; , 1; Etruscilla, 1 ; Mariniana; Gal- /s y * lienus, 1 ; Salonina, 1 ; Postumus, 1 ; ; Maximi¬ nus ; Maximianus ; Constantine I and II, fine . 16 157 Ant. Pius, 2 ; Severus, 1 ; Julia Domna, 1 ; Geta, 2; Philip „ /V> ' sen. 1; Decius, 1; Etruscilla, 1; Diocletian, 4; Maximinus, 1; Maximianus, I,fine . . 15 158 Constantine I and II; Severus; ; ; De- , /> ' centius ; Constans ; "Leo,fi?ie . 23 159 — various Emperors and Empresses, struck at , / ' Alexandria, some fine . . 26 160 Alexandria—various Emperors and Empresses, similar to the f last, some fine . . 25 161 Family Coins—Aburia, Axsia, Csecilia, Calpurnia, Caninia, - r Clovia, and others, rare . .21 161 * Family Coins—Carisia, Eppia, Fonteia, Laetitia, Mineia, Numi- o * toria, Papiria, Pompeia, &c. . 21

ROMAN LARGE BRASS.

0f//A 162 Vespasian, Peace standing, fine; Domitilla, 1^ carpentum, rare .... 2 1/ T63 Vespasian, Rome standing ; Titus, If Felicity standing, fine ; Domitian, germanica. capta., captive and trophy 3 Q “ " 164 Titus, ivdaea. captA', Emperor standing near a palm tree,

at the foot a captive, fine and rare . 1 / & ' '' 165 Vespasian, ^ Mars marching; Titus, 2, Peace standing ;

Annona standing, very fine portraits . 3 * // ' 2" " 166 Domitian, ^ Emperor and four soldiers sacrificing; Nerva, If Fortuna standing ; Trajan, ^ Fortune standing, fine 3 „ // ' 167 Domitian, Victory crowning the Emperor ; Trajan, 1^> bridge ; Hadrian, ^ Hope walking, fine . . 3 * // ' 168 Domitian, Emperor on horseback, riding over a Dacian, rare ; yA(// /y/otF) Trajan, If grand circus, poor, but rare; Hadrian, virt. / A * AVG., Rome standing, very fine . . 3 ( 14 )

/} 169 Domitian, Ifc, Emperor seated on a base, in front two figures be¬ fore a temple; Trajan, temple, beautiful green patina; Hadrian, 3, ^ Dacia seated ; Ufa Emperor standing ; galley // / with rowers, in good condition . . 5 ^ /*- * 170 Trajan, 2, !£, via. traiana ; ^ Emperor and various figures seated on bases ; Hadrian, 4, ^ Fortune standing; ^ Empe- , ror on horseback, in front soldiers; ^ Liberty seated ; Emperor and four soldiers walking, rare . 6 J 171 Sabina, ^ Ceres seated; Aelius, Hope walking; Antoninus / Pius, jpk temple; ^ the Antonine column ; Faustina sen., Juno .... 5 /l /5~" 172 , tiberis., Tiber seated on the ground, ex*- /\ tremely fne .... 1 S-rfi U 4- " *7 9 fS • ROMAN IMPERIAL SILVER. X U v / /4-» 173 Vitellius, 4, Victory seated ; ^ Concord seated ; two hands joined ; Vespasian 4, ^ avg. in a wreath; ^ bull; quadriga; Equity standing, Mars walking, all fine . 9 fis- 174 Vespasian, 7, ^ eagle; ^ two capricorns; ^ quadriga; ^ * /) Peace seated ; ^ sow ; Vesta ; l^c Concord seated; Titus, 2, l?c Annona seated ; |Sc curule chair . 9 K" ' 175 Vespasian, 8, Ipc eagle; Jfc> two capricorns ; ^ Judea; Ipc sacrifi¬ cial instruments ; Vesta ; ^ Peace seated; ^ Mars march- /? ing ; Titus, 3,sow and pigs ; R curule chair ; trophy 11 176 Vespasian, 6, |Sc Annona seated; Ipc Ceres seated; Emperoir seated ; fb Victory upon a prow ; ^ Victory erecting a trophy ; Rome standing ; Titus, 5, tripod; l?c chair of state ; ^ / thunder upon a chair ; elephant ; Ipc two oxen, all fine 11 \7s- /A-‘ 177 Quinarii, Augustus, ]£> Victory on a cista, between two serf ^ pents ; Galba, I^> Victory; Vespasian, ^ Victory seated; Titus, 9= Victory; Domitian, fk Salic priest,fine and rare 5 ' ' 178 Quinarii, Claudius, 2, ^ Victory walking; ^ Victory writing 77 upon a shield ; Titus, Victory walking ; Hadrian, Vic- VV torv walking,fine . . • 4' / Z t 179 Quinarii, Augustus, ^ Victory upon a cista; Vespasian, ^ figure standing on the summit of a mountain ; Domitian, ]£> Cs / Victory; Trajan, ^ Victory seated; Hadrian, Victory ' * walking, rare . . . 5 ^ 180 Quinarii) Trajan, head of Jupiter Ammon ; Hadrian, Vic- s . /f tory seated ; Constantine, building ; , Emperor f r« // A « standing with two ensigns, rare ( 15 )

/ 181 Vespasian, 5k heads of* Titus and Domitian; 5k Titus and Do- mitian seated, both rare . . 2 A Vespasian, 5k heads of Titus and Domitian; Domitilla, 15 for- tvna. avgvsta., Fortune standing, p la ted, very rare 2 '^r/ 183 Julia Titi, |5 venvs. avgvsta., Venus leaning upon a column, A7 rare .... 1 Domitian, 5, 15 Fallas standing ; 5k wolf and twins ; 5k Salic A- 184 priest standing near a cippus ; Pallas standing, 5k altar; Nerva, 2, 15 Salus seated; 5k Justice seated ; Trajan, 4,5k Hope walk¬ A ing ; 15 Victory inscribing a shield; $ Dacia seated; ]£> Peace standing, mostly fine . . 11 /r 185 Domitian, 7, 5k dolphin and anchor; 5k Salic priest; Pallas

^re r <* standing, 2, 5k altar, 2 ; Salus standing ; Trajan, 5, 5k Italia / standing ; 5k Victory standing; 5k Victory seated ; 5k Victory walking; 5k Pietas standing,fine . 12 / y /./186 Domitian, 5, 5k Salic priest; 5k altar; 5k Pallas standing ; 5k wolf and twins ; 5k Pegasus; Nerva, 2 ; 5k sacrificial instru¬ ments ; 5k two hands joined ; Trajan, 5, 5k trophy ; 5k Da¬ nube seated ; 15 Emperor seated; 15 Concord standing ; 5k / Security standing, fine . . 12 Domitian, 5, 5k Pallas standing, 3 ; 5k two hands joined ; Nerva, 15 Liberty standing; Ijk sacrificial instruments; Trajan, 6, 5k Victory inscribing a shield ; 5k Fortune seated, 3 ; 5k Victory A- walking, fine . . . 13 J88 Domitian, 4, 55 Pallas standing, 2 ; 5k altar ; 5k Salus seated ; Nerva, 2 ; 5k Fortune standing ; 15 two hands joined; Trajan, A 8 ; different reverse • . . 14 - i«» Domitian, 8, 15 Pallas standing, 4 ; 5k Concord seated ; 5k Ceres standing; Trajan, 6, 5k via. traiana.; 5k Vesta seated; 15 quadriga; 5k Concord seated; 15 Fortune standing ; 5k / * Mars marching, fine . 12 190 Domitilla, her head, 5k Concordia, august., peacock walking, fine and rare . . 1 // 191 Trajan, 6, 5k Pome standing, 2; 15 Mars standing; 5k Provi- ~~clence seated ; 5k Victory seated; 5k Annona standing; Ha¬ fie err drian, 6, 5k Asia standing ; 5k Egypt seated ; 5k Africa seated; /o 5k Italy standing ; 15 Justice seated ; 5k adoptio., two figures / standing, fine . . 12 Domitian, 5k Ceres standing; Plotina, 5k Vesta seated, very y rare . . .2 / ( 16 )

X Z •' 193 Plotina, 9> Vesta seated, holding a Victory, fine and rare 1 C** ,y « tr * 194 Marciana, 9> consecratio., eagle standing, fine and rare 1 77 * 195 Marciana, 9> consecratio., eagle standing 1 jQu A ^ ' 196 Matidia, 9> pietas., Piety standing, with two children, very 7 rare . . .1^

r, (q f 197 Hadrian, with various interesting reverses, fine 15 7 •/7 7*7-

ROMAN CONSULAR SILVER. " " A . /s~ * 198 Cornelia, tab. 3, fig. vi, head bearded, 9> Diana of Ephesus, / „ rare / ff ‘ 199 Cornelia, head of Pallas helmeted, behind, a Victory, 9= svlla.L. 7^ imp., Sylla and a military figure taking hands, behind, thayV^V prow of a vessel, fine and very rare, tab. 3, fig. ii 1 X z ' 200 Cornelia, tab. 5, fig. i, in, v; tab. 6, fig. iv, and a Quinarius^7 , Cosconia, 1 ; Cossutia, fig. i, n, in, very rare 10 201 Cornuficia, head of a female, to the right, diademed, 9s Juno- Jf/t 8 n-' Sospita crowning a togated figure, very rave 1 / - >7 " 202 Cornuficia, fig. i, u, rare, but plated . 2 203 Crepereia, female bust, the back towards you, 9> Neptune in a a , AT* biga of hippocampi, very rare . 1 / /S'* 204 Crepusia, fig. i, ii, iv; Critonia, 1, rare; Cupiennia, 1; Cu-^/7,/ riatia, fig. i; Curtia, fig. I; Didia, fig. i, ii 12 205 Domitia, tab. 1, fig. i, in, iv, vi, vm ; tab. 2, fig. i, iv, # * rare . . .7 206 Domitia, ahenobar., his head, 9> c.n.domitivs. imp., a trophy * // ' upon the prow of a vessel, fine and rare 1 —

//Of 207 Durmia, fig. ii, in, 7, rare; Egnatia, fig. i, rare, in, b ; Eg-7%//* natuleia, 2 . 8 208 Eppia, fig. i; Fabia, tab. 1, fig. i, n, v, vi, vm ; Fannia, fig. ' 7 ' I ; Farsuleia, fig. l ; Flaminia, fig. I, in, rare and fine 12 209 Flavia, fig. I, II, very fine; Fonteia, fig. i, ii, in, iv, V, and - A * one similar to fig. Ill, but having ex.a.p. behind the head, very rare . . 12 * 210 Fufia, fig. I; Fulvia, fig. I ; Fundania, fig. 11 ; Furia, fig. I, ii, ^ „ /o * in, iv; Gellia, fig. i ; Herennia, fig. l 10 211 Fufia, fig. I; Fulvia, fig. l ; Fundania, fig. II; Furia, fig. iv ; , Of Hosidia, fig. i, n ; Hostilia, fig. i, n, ni 11 V-®*1 7 ( 17 )

/ ter/ 212 Horatia, cocles., head of Pallas helmeted, behind, x, roma., the Dioscuri on horseback . 1 A

*** This coin belonged to the late Dr. Nott. He thought it genuine. It has evidently been exposed to the action of fire or acid. A JL ' 213 Itia, fig. i, rare; Julia, tab. 1, fig. i, n, in, iv, v, vni 7 214 Julia, tab. 2, fig. vill ; tab. 3, fig. v ; tab. 4, fig. I, ill, iv, vii ; tab. 8, fig. i, K; tab. 9, fig. 1 . 16 215 Junia, tab. 1, fig. li, i ii, iv, vm ; tab. 2, fig. I, lII, vi; tab. 3, fig. i, in, v, vi, vn, vm . 16 •/ ' A o // 216 Licinia, tab. 1, fig. vi, vn, vill; tab. 2, fig. n, ill; tab. 3, fig. iv, v, very rare, fig. vii . 8 * 217 Livineia, tab. 1, fig. I, II, in, vi; tab. 2, fig. II; Lollia, fig. ll, rare; Lucilia, 1 ; Lucretia, fig. I, n 10 /> / - ' L.J 218 Lucretia, fig. I ; Lutatia, fig. I ; Msenia, fig. I, ill ; Maiania, fig. I ; Mamilia, fig. I, ill ; Manlia, fig. II, III, iv, b 16

ROMAN SILVER MEDALLIONS. // Nerva, his head, laureated, If cos. in., six ears of corn, a rare .... 1 //3 ' ■A 220 Germanicus, $1 Messallina standing, struck at Alexandria ; Trajan, If temple, struck at Perga; another }f three stan¬ dards, struck at Antioch ; Hadrian Jupiter Serapis, struck // at Alexandria ... 4 A 221 Trajan, 2, If club ; ^ head of Hercules, struck at Antioch; Severus, ^t> eagle, struck at Antioch, fine . 3 / ^ ' 222 Hadrian, his head, laureated, If com. bit., front of a temple, in front inscribed rom. s. v. ang, fine . 1 i 8- ' , 223 Caracalla, If eagle; Philip, If eagle, struck at Antioch; / Ivct-Sry Verus, 2 Mount Argaeus . . 4 / J 224 Caracalla, If Jupiter standing ; Constans, If Emperor standing ; " // t' /y&ssiX'&'/rAA.- Valentinian, If Emperor standing, fine 3 / / 225 , If virtvs. exer. citvs. tes., Mars standing 1 * /A ' C t* SCEATTAS AND STICAS.

f 226 Sceattce, 2, Hk. No. 37, 43, stycce, Eanred, 5 ; iEthelred, 2 9 227 Vigmund, 6 ; Eanred, 4 ; iEthelred, 8; Osbert, 4 22 / M * 28 Vigmund, 5 ; Eanred, 4 ; iEthelred, 8 ; Osbert, 5 22 / S ' y, 229 iEthelred, 4 ; Redulf, 1, very rare; Osbert, 3 8 Z /r’ 230 iEthelred, 15; Osbert, 6 21 * //f—r ( 18 )

231 l /} ! / Mirabila, 1 10) Ct'T' V f 232 harles le Ch; tfi-i- / % 7 rabila, 2 12o C cc * /-

ANGLO-SAXON SILVER. // • 7 233 0 . /( 234 1 /) * 235 / 237 V • * 238 C? u rf/e / 0 . // 239 'r 240 Y^rfi * //£ '/ 241 2 /C// / 242 u? /-> / /o rare (JLo '/ 243 d. ‘ ' /j * o pi. 21, No. 12 ; and another 3 ffi. f 244 / <* / NA. MO., pi. 21, No. 9; HERIGER. MO., Ed. pi. 21, / / No. 9 . . . 3 , /£> r 245 and rare

0 ■ U 246 Cnut, eargr. mo. eofrpi., Hk. No. 213; Eadward the /10. Confessor, 2 .4

, x * 247 similar to Hk. No. 212 ; Eadward the Confessor /■- 248 Harold I, leofpine. o. north., Ed. pi. 24, No. 4, fine and 7 4. > rare 1 ttrr

ENGLISH AND FOREIGN MEDALS. Bronze.

249 Anne, 4, ^ taking of Vigo ; bo coronation ; bk peace ; royal arms; George III, 3, thanksgiving at St. Paul’s ; and one on his death . . 8 250 Lord Duncan, Earl St. Vincent, Sir J. B. Warren, Earl Howe, r on their various victories ; and Earl Spencer, as first Lord of the Admiralty, fine . . A AvMy c ( 19 ) l / // ///-i) 251 John Duke of Marlborough ; Major Gen. Sir W. P. Carrol; r Lieut. Gen. Marquis Wellington, all fine . 3 * • 252 Prince Albert on laying the foundation of the Royal Exchange ; Rev. Henry Richard Dawson, Dean of St. Patrick, on his

7 death>fine . . . 2 / 253 George III, ]$> Victory, by Westwood; an altar (on the at¬ V ' tempt to assassinate him), by Kuchler; 5*> George Prince Regent, by Webb and Mills; and one on his recovery, 5^ tripod, plated . . — " /> ' 254 George III, recovery of health, 5k tripod; 1£> crown and wreath, r (on the attempt to assassinate); one on his death ; George IV, Coronation, 2 .5 255 Hugh Earl of Alsatia, 5k tree, with shields ; Christina, 5*, sun ; Albert Earl of Alsatia, 5k hand and book upon a base, &c. 5 * z " 256 , two figures; Joseph and Stephen Montgolfier, 2, 5^ balloons; and one of Maria Theresa Queen of Hungary, A ' fine . . 4 r

NAPOLEON MEDALS—Bronze. V. /ft // 257 To Commemorate the Entertainment given to Napoleon on his Coronation, No. 88>fine . . 1 ' 258 Coronation at Milan, No. 96 ; the same, 97 ; The tomb of De- saix, No. 98, No. 99; and one struck with the two reverses, rare . . . . 5 ^ ^ * 259 Ligurian Republic united to France, No. 101; The School of Medicine, No. 102; Levee of the Camp of Boulogne, No. 103 ; Address to the army on the Bridge of Lects, No. 104, , // fine • . . . 4 ^ A 260 Ligurian Republic united to France, No. 101 ; Capitulation of Ulm, No. 105 ; Taking of Vienne and Presbourgh, No. 106, 7 /C'fi * and No. 107, fine • . . 4 261 Recovery of the Colours at Inspruck, No. 108 ; Battle of Aus- z°« /7 terlitz, No. 109 ; The three Emperors, No. 110 ; Interview A y/'' between the two Emperors, No. Ill,fine . 4 262 Napoleon receiving the Deputation from Paris at Schoenbrun, A z rare . . . . 1 | v # * 263 The three Emperors, No. 110; Cathedral of Vienne, No. 114; & / Conquest of Venice, No. 115; Conquest of Dalmatia, No. , /J ^ H9 >fine .... 4 D ( 20 )

fQ ' 264 Conquest of Istria, rare; Conquest of Naples, No. 120; Sove- / _•reignties i • given,• xtNo. 121i ai ; MarriageTi/r • of the T*Prince * of DBaden,rt J / No. 122, fine . . • 4 S4- 265 National Column, No. 123 ; Triumphal arch, No. 124 ; Sove- reignties given, No. 121 ; Marriage of the Prince of Baden, fine .... 4 / A 266 The Grand Sanhedrin, No. 125 ; Battle of Jena, No. 202, and ^ 204; Entre into Berlin, No. 205, fine . 4 A-' • 267 Capitulation of Spandau, Stettin, Magdebourg, and Custrin, No. 206 ; Saxon Alliance, No. 207 ; Occupation of Ham- Q bourg, No. 208 ; Vistula, No. 211, fine . 4 /&? 268 Battle of Eglau, No. 212 ; Stay at Osterode, No. 213 ; Delive¬ ■ /£ rance of Dantzic, No. 214 ; Battle of Friedland, No. 215; Three quarter bust of Napoleon, eagle of France upon jd ^ thunder, No. 443, fine ... 5 /J 269 Battle of Friedland, No. 216 ; Occupation of the three Capitals, No. 217 ; Conquest of Silesia, No. 218 ; Kingdom of West- h phalia, No. 224, fine ... 4 A. y 270 Peace of Tilsit, No. 219; Duchy of Warsaw, No. 223 ; King¬ dom of Westphalia, No. 224; Etruria united to France, No. 227, fine ... 4

ROMAN GOLD. v ,

271 Trajan, his head laureated, pont. max. tr. pot. cos. ii., for¬ //» tune standing, very fine . . 1 / ' 272 Antoninus- Pius, his head laureated, ^ lib. iiii., Emperor , seated upon an estrade, Liberality and another figure stand- y//^ ing, rare .... 1 / r 273 Faustina sen., aeternitas., veiled female standing, holding!^ ;7 a patra in her right hand, her left rests upon a rudder ana globe, very fine ... 1 274 Faustina sen., avgvsta., female standing, holding two torches, / / / h / s/y fine . . • • 1 yt-1 / // 275 L. Verus, his head laureated, ^ tr. p. vi. imp. iiii. cos. ii.,,, , Victory holding a shield, inscribed vie. par., very fine

276 L. Verus, his head laureated, ^ tr. p- vm. imp. v. cos. iii., • Equity seated, very fine . . 1

y 277 , his head laureated, ^ provid. deor. cos. ii., female J /* standing, very fine and rare . . 1 f ( 21 )

278 Gallienus, his head laureated, iovi. conserva., Jupiter standing, very fine I/O f ■' 279 Valentinian, I, his head diademed, Victoria, avgg. com., two Emperors seated, a victory above, fine . 1 /,/// " 280 , his head diademed, victoria, avgg. trobt., two A '7/ Emperors seated above a victory, very fine 1 -/Z '

THIRD DAYS SALE.

ROMAN SMALL BRASS. LOT j;k 281 Vabalathus, 1, rare ; , 18, found at Ambleteuse, very /? fine; Numerianus, 2 . . 21 282 Tacitus, 7 ; , 2 ; , 3 ; Numerianus, 3 ; , 5 ;

Magnia Urbica, 2, rare and fine . 22 / * ' 283 Carus and Carinus, their two heads, Peace walking, very SA/' rare ; Diocletian, 2 ; Carausius, 1, 5*> Providence; Helena, 1 ; Allectus, 2, 15 Peace ; 5^ ship, rare . 7 / J -JL. 284 Diocletian, 13; Maximianus, 8; Carausius, 2 ; 5^ Peace stand¬ ing ; Victory walking ; Allectus, 2, 5c ships 25 / XT' 285 Helena, 3 ; Constantius, 3 ; Max. Daza, 2 ; Maxentius, 1 ; Ro¬ mulus, 1, rare and fine ; , 9,fine . 19^ £ ' 286 Theodora, 1 ; Gal Maximus, 1, rare ; Max. Daza, 1; Maxen¬ tius, 1 ; Licinius, 1 ; Licinius jun., 1 ; Martinianis ? 1 ; Con- yfi ' stantine the Great, 15 . . 22

ROMAN LARGE BRASS.

/j/«7 Antoninus Pius, 15 female standing; M. Aurelius, 15 Salus y £ * standing ; Faustina, 15 Laetitia standing, all very fine 3 288 Antoninus Pius, 15 Emperor standing ; M. Aurelius, 55 'Em¬ peror and L. Verus taking hands; Faustina jun., 55 Salus * # seated, yfne .... 3 ( 2-2 ) // / / ♦ 289 female leaning upon a column, fine and rare 2 * 290 • /if- ■> standing; , 15 Pietas, very fine> but a little tooled; , 15 Providence standing; Crispina, $ Venus ^ seated .... 4 /! ■ // " 291 . Verus, Victory standing; Lucilla, ^ Hilaritas standing; Commodus, |5 Pallas standing,fine . ? rr K . /» ' 292 tune ; Severus, ^ Annona standing ; ^ Africa standing y? s'/ y,‘ , /> " 293 . Verus, medallion, 5^ Rome seated upon a cuirass, crowne Victory, the Emperor standing in front 294 / y // ' _y struments 295 / / ' * ing soldiers, rare ; Geta, Fortune seated, fine 2 / " 1 296 eta, 15 vict. brit. trp. hi., cos. ii., Victory s / m/ arms, inscribing a shield, rare CSS''

/ A"f 297 • ~--~-~--1 '--7 Julia Maesa, 15 Pudicitia seated; Alexander, Jupiter stan din g-,fine . . . A

ROMAN IMPERIAL SILVER.

. 9 * 298 16 . /s r 299 is 300 • A ' standing ; 15 Victory walking; 15 Restitvtori. hispaniae., 5c Emperor standing; 5^ Tranquillity standing; 5^ Vesta 7/cr*/^ seated ; 15 Pudicitia standing, all fine . 9 / 301 - /3~* Faustina sen., 6, all different 302 . A' 1 ; Antoninus Pius, 6, various reverses; Faustina sen., 6, va¬ rious reverses 16 r-* 303 / ^ all different reverses 304 ibina, 15 Concord seated ; L. iElius, 15 Salus stanc / // ' Pius, various interesting reverses, and mostly fine / <3 ' 305 mstina sen., 2 ; M. Aurelius, 6 ; Faustina jun., < and different ( 23 )

fj 30b M. Aurelius, 3; Faustina jun., 3; L. Verus, 3; Lucilla, 1; . . Coramodus, 5, all different reverses, and fine 15 ' ' 307 M. Aurelius, 4 ; Faustina jun., 3 ; L. Verus, 2 ; Lucilla, 1 ; / Commodus, 5, all different reverses, and fine . 15 /Qo - 308 M. Aurelius, 8 ; Faustina jun., 4; L. Verus, 2 ; Lucilla, 2 ; Commodus, 4, all different reverses . 20 ' /' j6U 309 M. Aurelius, 8; Faustina jun., 7 ; L. Verus, 3 ; Lucilla, 2 ; Commodus, 2, all different reverses . 22 / ^ Zw£o810 L. Verus, 3, ^ Fortune seated; Mars standing; Dacia seated; Lucilla, 3, I^> Concord seated; 51 Vesta standing; $> vota. pvblica. in a wreath ; Commodus, 7, mostly very / /j fine . . . 13 311 Commodus, 3 ; Crispina, 3 ; Clodius Albinus, 4 ; Severus, 6, all different, some fine . . 16 | ^ 312 Commodus, 4 ; Crispina, 3 ; Clodius Albinus, 3; Severus, 6, all different, some fine . . 16 '// 313 Clodius Albinus, 3 ; Sep. Severus, 5, one victoria, brit. ; Julia Domna, 4.fine . . 12 /<£ 314 Manlia Scantilla, ivno. regina., Juno standing, at her feet, a peacock, poor, but rare . . 1 - 315 Didia Clara, £> hilari. tempor., Hilaritas standing, fine, a plated com . . \ <3 C/^316 Pescennius Niger, romae. aeternae., poor, but very rare \ / '• M* Severus, 9; Julia Domna, 5; Caracalla, 4, all different re¬ verses . . .18 - // s&~ • 318 Severus, 9; Julia Domna, 5; Caracalla, 4, all different re¬ verses . . . is ’ / ' [/-y6319 Clodius]Albinus, Felicity standing ; Severus, 6 ; Julia Domna, 4jhj 3, mostly fine . . 10 / \

*„./ 320 Sep. Severus, If aeternit. imperi., heads of Caracalla and Geta facing each other, fine and rare i - // 321 Sep. Severus, aeternit. imperi., heads of Caracalla and Geta facing each other, fine and rare i ■ ^ XA 322 Severus, 9; Julia Domna, 4; Caracalla, 5, fine, and all different . . 18 * /./

ROMAN CONSULAR SILVER.

x,Jv 323 Marcia, tab. 1, fig. i, n, iv, vi, vii; tab. 2, fig. hi, iv, vm ; tab. 3, fig. i; Maria, tab. 1, fig. ii, v, very rare 12 - // 324 Marcia, tab. 1, fig. ii, iv, vi; tab. 2, fig. iii ; tab. 3, fig. i ; Memmia, fig. i, ii, iv ; Mescinia, fig. ii, rare 10 VS ( 21 )

// 325 Mescinia, fig. i, m g-oo^ condition, rare; fig. in, poor, /,) but very rare . • 261 c*

326 Mettia, fig. ii, rare ; Minutia, fig. \, plated, but very rare 2 6 327 Minutia, fig. i, ii, iv, v; Mucia I, fine; Mussidia, tab. 1,^^ fig. in, iv, rare . • 8 328 Munatia, fig. \u,fine, and very rare; Mussidia, tab. 1, fig. n,

in, g, and one not figured in Morel 1, similar to fig. G, with

imp. caesar. round the head . 5 / /4- 329 Nsevia, fig. i, and one with xvi. over the horses ; another with i

cxviiii ; Nasidia, fig. u,fine and rare ; Neria I, rare 5 a 330 Nonia, fig i, very fine; Norbiana, fig. ii ; Numitoria, fig. b, r . /° very rare . . .3 /V*

331 Ogulnia, fig. a, very rare ; Opeimia, fig. i; Papia, fig. i, ii, in, / * fine . . .5 /7 332 Papiria, fig. i; Petillia, fig. i, ii ; Petronia, fig. in, iv, \\,fine 6 333 Pinaria, fig. ii, a ; another, head of Jupiter, 5k Victory erecting ^

- /*- a trophy; Plaetoria, tab. 1, fig. ii, d, iv, v . 9/V° 334 Plaetoria, tab. 1, fig. iv, v ; tab. 2, fig. ii, very fine and rare ; r\ /' Plancia, fig. i, very fine . . 4 /-

- /#- rare . . .8 ' 339 Porcia, fig. I, ii, III, a, b, vi ; and two Quinarii 8 v/ /YC ' / 340 Porcia, fig. in, vi; and two Quinarii; Postumia, tab. 1, fig. I, 7 - /a 11, in, iv, v, v, vi, vii, vin, all fine . 12 341 Postumia, tab. 1, fig. 1, v ; Procilia, fig. I, 11 ; Quinctia, 3 ; Renia, 1 ; and others . . 15^ ^ 342 Roscia, fig. 1, having various adjuncts, very curious and fine 11 fifiy

FOREIGN AND PAPAL MEDALS.—Bronze.

343 Calixtus III, 5k vessels; Pius II, 5k table and books ; Paul 11,

/ ' 2, boar hunt; 5k arms ; Sixtus IV, 5k bridge; Julius II, ^^ 51 building and ships . . . 6 * 344 Paul III, 51 Rome; ^ building; Julius III, 5k doorway; 5k anglia. resurges, (modern die), rare . 4

345 Julius III, 5k Hilaritas ; villas, ivliae. ; 5k Annona; 5k ■ f two figures; Marcellus II, 5k Christ disputing with the / doctors; 5k St. Peter receiving the kevs . fi Go / f ( 25 )

Julius [III, I£, Hilaritas; I?t villae. ivliae. ; Marcellus, Hilaritas ; Urbanus VIII, inscription; Rome seated, and a Medallet ... 6 . / f 347 Alexander II, building ; gladiator fighting a lion 2 ' U f 348 Alexander VIII, Obelisk and buildings ; Religion de¬ stroying the Hydra, fine . . 2 • J J&o - 349 Paul V, ^ building; Alexander VIII, ^ monument; Clement XII, ^ building and ships . . 3 V A- 350 Urbanus VIII, doorway ; Innocent X, Obelisk ; dove; Clement XI, 1^ doorway ; Alexander XIII, JJi Censor; fo Christ washing his disciples feet . . 6 • 351 Innocent X, Obelisk and building; Alexander VIII, globe ; Innocent XII, If, inscription ; Clement XI, 1^ Reli¬ gion seated ; Benedictus XIII, If inscription, fine 5 ■J /„',•/ 352 Louis XII, (surnamed the Father of his People), his queen, early French medal ... 1 . // Z~^53 Louis XIV, (King of France ;) series of Medals, commemora¬ ting the most remarkable events of his , all fine 78 2 / 354 Louis XV, (King of France ;) series of Medals, correspond¬ ing in size and work to the last lot,fine . 66 (5 r

ENGLISH AND FOREIGN SILVER MEDALS. * " , "7"" - --. ^ ?■'. •- mT ' - "i L ■■ _■»!! |

355 Anne, If composite. venerantvr. armis. mdccxiii., Bri¬ tannia seated; Anne, insvlje. captje. mdccviii., Victory standing holding a palm branch and shield charged with a fleu de lis, by Croker • • . 2 /OV Anne, 9 VALLO. GALLORVM. DIRVTO. ET. DVACO. CAPTO. mdccx., Victory placing a shield upon a column ; Anne, maii. 1. mdccvii., the royal arms, and one of Sir H. '0 jp , Englefield, fine . . 3 7 George Duke of Brunswick and Lunenburgh, 1634, fra- trvm. CONCORDIA, coronat., Union standing between four crowned figures ; Christian Louis, Duke of Brunswick and / / Lunenburgh, on horseback, ^ arms . 2 358 Henry Julius, Duke of Brunswick and Lunenburgh, Tf arms ; ~ ^ on the Capture of Groningen, Van Loo, tom. I. p. 440 ; on / , the Conquest of Grave, Van Loo, tom. I. p. 555 3 / /^y/^359 Spain, Philip IIII, Six and Quarter Dollar Piece, 1623, fine 1 / / r ( 26 )

ANGLO SAXON AND ENGLISH SILVER.

£ 360 Harthacnut, head helmeted, othaengr. on. lvd., Hk., No. / 218,fine, and very rare . • \/^erfK 361 ^thelred II, Hk., No. 207; Cnut, Hk., 212; Eadward the Confessor, 3 ... 5 Sr 362 Cnut I, Hk.y No. 212 ; Eadward the Confessor, 4 Cf 363 Cnut I, Hk.) No. 208 ; Eadward the Confessor, 4 * 364 Cnut I, Hk.) No. 208 ; Eadward the Confessor, 4 5 365 Eadward the Confessor, various types and mintages f 366 Eadward the Confessor, sovereign type, 1, and two similar to . " s Hk.) No. 218, and 223 . . ' i '? 367 Harold II, alfporn. on. pilti., Hk.) No. 230 /o 368 Harold II, vlfcetel. on. eof., Hk„ No. 231 369 William the Conqueror, pax., types 5, and one canopy type, . s / ' Hk., No. 236 ... 6rfra/Tr

370 William II, brintric. on. lvn., Hk., No. 238, fine and / /

372 Henry II, 6; Henry III, 12 ; long and short crosses, two rex. //> terci., and one rex- ang. . . 18 //> f 373 Edward I, Pennies, struck at London, York, Canterbury, Lincoln, Durham, St. Edmunds, Kyngston, fyc. 14 / // 374 Edward I, Pennies, struck at York, Exeter, rare, London, r) \ Chester; Edward II, Groat, London; and a Halfpenny 6 375 Edward I, Penny, struck by Bishop Kellow, Durham, rare ; / Edward II, struck at York, with annulets between each word .... 2 376 Edward III, Groat, London; Half Groats, London, 2 ; Richard /A II, Groat, rare; and Edward the Black Prince, Aquitaine n . Penny . . .5 //> * 377 Henry IV, V, VI, Groats, 2 ; Half Groats, 2, Calais, and one ^ struck at London ; Richard III, Groat, struck at London 6 v/a V $78 Richard II, Halfpenny, London ; Richard III, Groat, London, y fine . . *2 ft // 379 Edward IV, Half Groats, 4; Henry VII, Groats, 3 ; HalfOp Groats, 5 . 12T ho+A ^ 380 Henry VII, Groats, 2 ; Half Groats, 5; Henry VIII, Groats, 2 ; / Half Groats, 4 ; Pennies, 2 '// (27 >

^7 381 Henry VII, Groats, 3 ; Half Groats, 6 ; Pennies, 2 11 * <7 t!82 Edward VI, Crown, m.rn. y, 1551 ; Shilling's, 5 ; Sixpences, 2; Threepences, 2, rare . . 8 / / ' 383 Philip and Mary, Sixpence, 1554 ; Half Groat, Sn. pi. 5, No. 4,

scarce; Pennies, 4 ; and an Irish Sixpence . 7 / ' 384 Elizabeth, Crown, m. m. 1, in fair condition . 1 ' AT'

FOREIGN MEDALS, Bronze.

385 Dr. C. G. Hagar, reading desk, by Loos; Conquest of Ha- drianopolis, by Loos ; and one of P. A. V. Delannean,yme 3 / J 386 Carolus Goldoni, ^ Comedy seated; and a Portuguese Medal 2 ' J z. 387 Illustrious Men—Guttemburg, Poussin, Tasso, Milton, Galileo, all fine . . .5 * /J 388 Illustrious Men—Alfieri, Saavedra, Charles V, Rotrou, Mon¬ tesquieu, all fine . . 5 ■ /// /L ,-^389 Illustrious Men—Vicelli, Cimarosa, Piron, Delile, Gluck, Bailly, all fine . . - .6 - // French Marshals and Generals—Massena, Augereau, Hoche, Kleber, all fine . . 4 St. Louis, Henry IV, Louis XVIII, 3, Charles X, Duke and Duchess de Berry, fine . . 6 ■ // -

NAPOLEON MEDALS. Bronze.

//3^2 Mount Simplon, No. 228 ; Road from Nice to Rome, No. 229 ; Battle of Somno Sierra, No. 235 ; Grand Sanhedrin, No. 125 . .4 /) ■ 393 Town of Lille to Napoleon, No. 73 ; Descent on England, and landing in Alexandria, (both struck at Birmingham) ; In- subri liberated, fine . . 4 - ' 394 Entry into Madrid, No. 234 ; Breaking the Peace of Presbourg, No. 237; Entry into Vienna, No. 239; Battle of Esling, No. 24S),fine . . 4 /S' 395 Attack upon Antwerp, No. 240; taking of Raal, No. 242 ; Rome and France united, No. 243 ; Rome made the second capital, No.244; Chamber of Commerce at Antwerp, No. 308, fine . . .5 396 Conquest of Illyria, No. 246 ; Battle of Wagram, No. 247 ; /J. Defeat of all Enemies, No. 248 ; Peace of Vienne, No. 249, . . .4 / / r E ( 28 )

397 King of Saxony’s visit to the Mint, No. 250 ; King and Queen "T of Bavaria visit the Mint, No. 253; marriage Medals, No. 256, 257, and 258 . . 398 Bank of France, head of Napoleon, Jpl Fortune seated with her / / ■ attributes, No. 252 ; Baptism of the , No. 271, // __ A. fine .... ^ ^ 399 Duke of Wurtembourgh visits the Mint, No. 264; Canal a ■'] l’Ourcq, No. 266 ; Orphan School, No. 267; Society of Arts, Athenaeum of Vaucluse, No. 273, fine . 5 /r- 400 Memory of the Duke of Montebello, No. 268 ; Head of Napo¬ leon, B> vota. pvblica., in a wreath . 2 r ' 401 Birth of the King of Rome, No. 270, 270,* three sizes ; Prin- cess Eliza, No. 453,fine • • ^ 402 Foundation of the School of Fine Arts at Rome ; Birth of the • A King of Rome, two varieties; and three others, all small; /j head of Napoleon in a military hat, his protest, fine 7 / s 403 Taking of Wilna, No. 274; Battle of Moscow, No. 275 ; a ^ Entry into Moscow, No. 276 ; Battle of Moscow, Hercules fighting,yme ... 4 404 Eagle of France on the Wolga, No. 278 ; Retreat of the arnr^' 7/ No. 279; Battle of Lutzen, No. 281 ; Battle of Wurtclien, / ' / No. 282, rare and fine . • 4 405 Mount Cenis, No. 283 ; Canal of Mons, No. 284 ; Campaign of •'/ the Marne, No. 285; Return of the Emperor, No. y/JLa. fine .... 4 406 Fortune adverse ; Departure of the Emperor ; Stay at Elba ; / ? Emperor and Empress ; Napoleon gives his son to France, . // fine .... 5

ROMAN GOLD.

407 , his head diademed, B> concordia. avgga./Ij /& conob., Rome seated, holding a shield, very fine /^/ 408 Theodosius I, Victory; Leo II,.^ cross in a wreath; Seve- /* ' rus III, B5 cross in a wreath, all quinarii . 3^ Z** 409 , his head diademed, B victoria, avggg. comob., /) . //' Emperor placing his foot upon an enemy, fine 1 /Cy^—p

410 , his head helmeted, B concordia. avggs. conob., // Rome seated, fine ... 1 OSfit 411 Theodosius II, his head helmeted, B glor. orvis. terrar. A ~

/ * tesor., Emperor standing . . 1 v |_‘ ( 29 )

Johannes, his head diademed, victoria, avggg. comob., Emperor placing his foot upon an enemy, very rare 1 A J ' Zs 413 Valentinian III, his head diademed, victoria, avgggz. conob., Rome seated, fine . . I -/J 4 Marcianus, his head helmeted, victoria, avggg., Victory standing, holding a cross,. . I A " ' 415 Leo II, his head helmeted, victoria, avggg. z. conob., Victory standing, holding a cross . . 1 •// 416 Majorianus, his head helmeted, ^ Rome seated ; Nepos, Vic¬ tory standing, holding a cross . 2 4-/4-- Mahogany cabinet, 58 drawers, in two rows, beautifully inlaid c^//- 417 A / / doors, pierced for coins and medals, by Roberts 1 Inlaid cabinet, 11 drawers, containing 594 holes, pierced for Z,7/^ A / ' Roman silver, by Roberts . . 1 Mahogany cabinet, 11 drawers, containing trays for medals 1 xU/ 419— J f

ROMAN THIRD BRASS. y7 /LOT ^^420 Licinius jun., 2 ; , 21; Fausta, 2 25 < ^421 Crispus, 10; Dalmatius, 2 ; Constantine II, 23 . 35 * / 422 , $> Emperor standing with military ensigns, very rare; Magnentius, 1; , 1; II, 1 ; Jovianus, rare 5 * /£ - y~j423 Constans I, 3 ; Magnentius, 8 ; Decentius, 2 ; Julian II, 1 ; Helena, 2 ; Valentinian, 1 ; Valens, 3 ; Gratian, 3 ; Valen¬ tinian II, 1; Flacilla, 1; Alaricus, 1, fine; Arcadeus, 2, fiL f ^ fine . . .28 . 424 Gratian, 1; Arcadius, 1 ; Constantine III, 1, very rare; Pris- f cus Attalus, 1, very rare . . 4 425 Eudoxia, 1 ; , 1, extremely rare; Anastatius, 1 ; and s/p „ ' others . . \\ ' /S-° 426 Gallienus, Maxianus, Constantine the Great, Diocletian, &c. 56 ' /£ '/ ( 30 )

ROMAN LARGE BRASS. -J ■ 427 Orbiana, 9 Concord seated, rare; Julia Mamsea, 9 Yrenus standing, very fine; ^ Venus seated . 3 428 Julia Mamaea, 2, 9 Venus standing; Maximus, 9 Emperor ■ /4 standing, behind, two ensigns, fine . 3 / 7 429 Gordian I, (Africanus) 9 Providence standing, leaning upoiy // a column, fine and rare . • 1 ^^ // 430 Gordian II, (Africanus) 51 Rome seated, fine and rare 1 /iV4*' 431 , 9 Liberality standing; , 15 Victory stand- ■'? ing, both very fine . • 2 ' /c> *’ 432 Gordian III, f Pius) 9 Peace walking; 9s Jupiter standing ; 9 female seated ; 9 female standing, holding an ensign, all f / very fine . . .4 // 433 Philip sen., 1,5 saecvlares avgg., Cippus, inscribed cos. very fine; Postumus, 9 two Victories supporting a shiekf, /JLj fine . . • 2 y 434 Philip sen., 9 - Security seated ; Otacilia, 9 Piety standing ; Philip jun., 9 Emperor standing; Trajanus Decius, 15 Illyria standing ; 15 Dacia standing, fine . 5 435 Trajanus Decius, 15 Illyria standing ; Etruscilla, 9 Pudicitia 7 seated ; 9= Fecundity standing . 4 (^S/i /J 436 Hostilianus, 9 Emperor standing; , 15 Emperor standing ; , 9s Emperor standing, fine 3 yfi 437 Antoninus Pius, 3 ; Faustina sen.; L.Verus; Marciana (doubt- y ■U fuij, &c. . . .8

ROMAN IMPERIAL SILVER.

438 Caracalla, 19, all different reverses; Geta, 2, mostly fine 12'{/~/*** A 439 Caracalla, 6, two large size; Plautilla, 4 ; Geta, 3; mostly * A fine .... 13 ° 440 Caracalla, 6, one large size; Plautilla, 4 ; Geta, 3, mostly / y J fine .... 441 Caracalla, 9 C0NC0RDIA-ETERNAE* 5 heads of Serverus and A /4- Julia side by side, very rare . . 1 ^ . 442 , 3, 9 Felicity standing ; 9 Emperor seated ; 9 Salus seated; 9 , 3 ; 9 Laetitia standing; 9 Fortune y y 7 seated; 9 sacerd. dei. solis. elagab., Emperor sacriS-^^' cing ; Alexander, 6, mostly fine . . 12y^ // / / .. ( 31 )

443 Macrinus, 2 ; , princ. ivventvtis., Emperor /) standing with three ensigns, fine and rare . 3 / 4 ' 444 Elagabalus, 3; Julia Soaemias, l, poor: Julia Maesa, 1 ; Alex¬ ander, 8, all different, and fine . ] 3 / - J/'^agabalus, 4 ; Julia Maesa, 1 ; Alexander, 8, all different, and / jine • . . . 13 • //+ >> ^46 Julia Mamaea, 3 ; Maximus, 3; Balbinus, 2 ; Gordianus Pius, 4 ; ^ Philip, 4, all different . . 16 •, /*■ • /7 A47 Julia Mamaea, 4; Maximinus, 2; Gordianus Pius, 1 ; Heren- nius, 1 ; Treb. Gallus, 1 ; Volusian, 3; all different, and / // ' fine .... 12 jj 448 Gordian I, (Africanus), p. m. tr. p. cos. pp., Emperor stand- ing, Jine and rare ... 1 A - 449 Gordian II, (.Africanus), 51 victoria, avgg., Victory walking, *+**-*—^ Jine and rare . . . 1 / y$ f y/450 Maximinus, 3; Balbinus, 1 ; Pupienus, 1 ; Gordianus Pius, 4 Philip 4, Jine ... 13 y y/£ * jfff * 451 Maximinus, 3; Balbinus, 1; Gordianus Pius, 4; Philip, 4; Otacilia, 2 . . . 14 . /A-' $• _ 452 Paulina, 5& consecratio., the Empress seated upon a peacock, Jine and rare ... 1 / // ' £ 453 Maximus, ^ pietas. avg., sacrificial instruments, Jine and rare .... 1 / - r |54 Otacilia, 2 ; Philip jun., 3 ; Trajanus Decius, Herennius Etrus- cus, 3 ; Etruscilla, 1 ; Treb. Gallus, 2 ; Volusian, 1 ; TEmi- /J y lianus, 4, mostly Jine . . . 18 / ^ ' 455 Valerianus, 4 ; Mariniana, 3 ; Gallienus, 12, mostly Jine 19 t // ' xy /456 Gallienus, 14; Salonina, 3; , 2; Postumus, 2, ***&?*' . . .21 ' / ' 457 Macrianus jun., Romae. eaternae., Rome seated; Quietus,

" ' Romae. eaternae., Rome seated, both fine, and very rare 2 / / ' Gallienus, restored coins of Augustus, Vespasian, Titus, Trajan, * Hadrian, M. Aurelius, Commodus, and Alexander, Jine 9 , fiS17 159 Diocletian I, very Jine ; Maximinus, If Pretorian camp, Jine ; Constantine the Great; Constans ; Constantius II; Constan- /> tius Gallus; and Julian . . jg 2 // ’ //* 460 Diocletian, Constantius II, Julian, , Valentinian, Va- / / ♦ lens, &c. «... 20 61 Valens, Gratian, Valentinian, Theodosius, &c. . 23 ( 32 )

/ / ' 462 , vot. v., within a wreath of laurel, very rare and // fine ...» 1 ^c * A r 463 Maximus, 3 ; , 3 ; , 3; Arcadius, 4 ; Honorus, 5; Constantine; Tyr. Constans; Tyr. Attila, 1; , 1, rare .... 24

ROMAN CONSULAR SILVER.

464 Rubria, fig. i, ii, hi, v; Rustia, fig. i, ii, rare; Rutilia, S " fig. i, fine . • 7 /r' 465 Rustia, fig. i; Rutilia, fig. i; Salvia, fig. i, fine; Sanquinia, fig. I, ii ; Satriena, 2 ; Saufiea, 1 . //. 466 Scribonia, fig. I, iv ; Sempronia, fig. I, in, rare, iv, all fine 467 Scribonia, fig. i, iv ; Sentia, 5, fig. i, with various letters ; Se^ y /«■ ' pullia, fig. I IT, iv . • 10 ®'‘

. /3~' 468 Sepullia, fig. ill, iv; Sergia, 1 ; Servilia, tab. 1, fig. I, ill, iv, 7j v, vn ; tab. 2, fig. iv, v . 13 , /O • 469 Sestia, fig. \,fine and rare; Sicinia, fig. I, II, 3, fine 5 470 Spurilia, 1; Sulpicia, tab. 1, fig. I, 11, vi, rare; tab. 2, fig. ill, j? / iv, rare . • -7 / V ' 471 Tarquitia, 2, fig. I; Terentia, fig. I, very fine; Thoria, fig. I, ut, ' / with various letters, fine . . 16 , C 472 Titia, fig. i; Titinia, 1 ; Tituria, fig. b, hi, iv, vi .fine 11 J 473 Trebania, fig. i ; Tullia, fig. I; Valeria, tab. 1, fig. a, ill, b, v, A // vii, viii ; tab. 2, fig. i, Ii, all fine . 11 . y * 474 Valeria, tab. 1, fig. v, vii ; tab. 2, fig. 11 ; Vargunteia, 2 ; Vet- q J tia, 1 ; Veturia, fig. I, rare and fine . 8 t * 475 Ventidia, fig. I—-from the late Dr. Nott’s collection 1 476 Veturia, fig. I; Vibia, tab. 1, fig. hi, a, vi, viii, f ; tab. 2, y fr ' fig. ii, hi, iv, v, vi, b . . 14 ^ S Ml Vibia, tab. 1, fig. v, viii ; tab. 2, fig. ii, vi ; Viconia, fig. I, J/ ' K fine and rare 8 ^ 478 Vinicia, fig. \,fine and rare 1 JU ' / ' 479 Vinicia, fig. II.fine; fig. iv, jooor, hut rare 2 A°' 480 Volteia, fig. I, II, in, iv,fine; Uncertain, 6 14 A* - £ ' 481 Uncertain, tab. 3, fig. I ; tab. 1, fig. vii ; and others 7 . ' 482 Uncertain, tab. 3, fig. I ; and others, some very fine 13 - // *

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483 Elizabeth, Sixpences, 3 ; Threepences, 3 ; Pennies, and Half¬ & pence . . . 18 / '/y/Pkj4<&4 Elizabeth, Sixpences, 2 ; Threepences, 2 ; Twopences, 2; Pence and Halfpence . . 19 ^ // * 485 James I, Shilling, 1 ; Twopences, Pennies, and Halfpence, 17 ; Charles I, Sixpence, Groat, Half Groat, &c. 27 7 9 ' 4$V 486 Charles I, Half Crown, Shilling, Sixpence, Fourpence, Three¬ pence, Twopence, Penny, Halfpennies . 12 * // ' ^Ly*^487 Charles I, Groats, 4; Half Groats, 2; Pennies, 2; Half¬ pence, 13 . 21 * // ' sZ*y/*i<^ 88 Siege Pieces—Charles I, Newark, xn. ix.; Pontefract Shilling, Pd. pi. xxix, No. 10; Charles II, Pontefract, Pd. pi. xxix, , // ' No. 12 . . . 4 / Charles I, Ormond Crown, Half Crown, and Sixpence 3 'f /j ' ° 490 Oliver Cromwell, Crown, 1658 ; Half Crown, 1658 2 p 491 /4 ' 4^ Commonwealth, Crown, 1653 ; Half Crown, 1653 ; Shilling, ^ 1651 ; Sixpence, 1656, (and Blondeau’s) Twopence, Penny, and Halfpennies . . 10/' // ' ^i/y^92 Charles II, Crown, 1671 ; Shilling, 1663; and three sets of

smaller Money . . 15 * /# ' q/a/^ Charles I, (Patterns)—Twopence, by Briot, Sn. pi. 5, No. 22; Charles II, Halfpenny, and Farthing; and a Twopence, f J * (mixed metal), Pd. pi. xxxm, No. 22, rare 4 James II, Crown ; William and Mary, Crown ; William III, Crown; Anne, Crown, and Half Crown, with vigo. under the bust . # 5 / * <£ ' ^,7^495 George II, Crown, Half Crown, Shilling, and Sixpence, dates 1746, very fine; Shilling, 1743 . . 5 ,, /

fine • • . . 8 f /' c4/^99 James III, (Maunday sets) William and Mary ; William III; // / Anne ; George I, II, III . . 28 ^ 4 '/ ( 34 )

/o * 500 Charles II, Pennies, 6; James, 2 ; William and Mary, 1 ; Anne, 2 ; George 1,4 ; George II, 9 ; George III, 7 ; George IV, 5; George III, Fourpence, Threepence, Twopence, ft Penny, 9 ; Victoria Maunday Money • 49 S/% k 501 William IV, set of proofs, viz., Double Sovereign, Sovereigi^/^ Half Sovereign, Five Shillings, Half Crown, Shilling, Si^- pence, Maunday Money, and bronze Penny, Halfpenny, and Farthing, fine, in case . • 14 J 502 Scotch, David, Alexander, James II, Flalf Crown ; James \III, ,,/T'l Dollar, 171 Q,fne, fyc. . • 8 503 Foreign Silver of Spain, Prussia, France, Germany, &c. 2|P/y£ . //% '

FOREIGN MEDALS. Bronze. *

504 Alexander, Emperor of Russia, 2 ; Frederick, William III, of fj < cf ' Prussia ; Francis I, of Austria; Louis XVI and XVII, of France; confederation of France . . 7 ■ A " 505 Louis XIV, church, ^ monument; Louis XVI, establishment Q of the mayor of Paris ; Maria Antoinette, ^ going to execu- tion ,fine .... 4 , Jf ' 506 Henry IV, of France, ]$> his queen; Louis XVIII, Jfc statue of O Henry IV; Duchess of Berry, ~fy> holding up her son; and Medal struck on the return of Napoleon, fne 4 J - Jr A 507 Louis XIV and XV, with various reverses, fine . 8^^ 508 Pattern Pieces, by Momuron, Jetton and Medals of Loui&/~/? , S'* XVIII,fne . . . 7 509 Elizabeth, Duchess of Orleans, ^ Juno standing; Peter I, and n. t X " Maria Theodora, l?c Cupid chaining two hearts upon an altar 2 %/// 510 Five Francs Pieces of Louis XVIII, Charles X, and Henry V, a < /v i proofs, rare .... >;3 ( as )

NUMISMATIC BOOKS.

OCTAVO.

Catalogues of Coins, Books, &c., including Trattles, Earl of Morton, and S. W. Higgs, large paper, Dimsdale, &c. — a * yf parcel ^H2 Catalogue of Coins, priced and named—Henderson, William S. Higgs, Earl Morton, large paper; Stewart, Rich, Turner, // Willet, Broad, Pickering, Ainslie, Wellings, &c. 18 Southgate Museum Catalogue, calf; Catalogues of the Library yT and Coins of John Trotter Brocket, calf gilt 1823 4- //(<> H4 Catalogue of the Library of Taylor Combe, priced and named, / ^ calf, 1826; Coins and Medals of T. Dimsdale, priced and " yj Z. named, calf . . . 1824 British Museum Duplicate Coins, priced and named, 1816 ; / Richard Miles’ Coins and Medals, priced and named, half f v7 1/9 /' calf .... 1820 {///<-' "(16 Earl Morton's Coins and Medals, large paper, priced and // named, 1830 ; Coins sold by Winstanley, Liverpool, priced " and named, half calf . . 1826 rr&ll Catalogue of D. Boulter of Yarmouth Museum, Reynier Precis / d’une Collection de Medailles antiques, with an autograph letter of the author . . Geneve, 1818 ^48-Trattles’ Collection of Coins and Medals,priced and named; Willett’s Roman Coins, 1834, priced; Phare Coins and Me¬ /// dals, priced and named; Steuart Coins, 1834, priced and named ; British Museum, 1834, priced and named, fyc., in * 1 voh, cloth ,^^y^^l9 Marshall’s (G.) View of the Silver Coin and Coinage of Great Britain, large paper, interleaved with ruled paper, and an // - y autograph letter to Mr. Young . London, 1837 j^^y-^520 Nummi Veteris collegii Turonensis Avenione, 1731 ( (P21 Patin (C.), Histoire des Medailles . Paris, 1695 J> / Patarol’s (H.) Series Augustorum, Coesarum et figuris Venetiss, 1722 a / /(/oi ^3 Huddart’s (J.) Catalogues Numismatum, Aureorum, Argenteo-i / rum, &c. . . . Liburni, 1795 /f alsh (Rev. R.}.—An Essay on Ancient Coins, Medals, and Gems, plates . . London, 1828 '' F ( 36 )

525 Mionnet (T. E.), De la Rarete et du Prix des Medailles Ro- // & ' raaines . . Paris, 1815°-^J* /• / 526 Green’s (B.) Lecture on the Study of Ancient Coins, plates, two copies . / 527 Patrick (S.), Christophori Cellarii Smalcaldensis Geographia/O / Antiqua, maps . . London, 180j£ r/ / 528 Jamieson’s (John) Manuscript Catalogues of his Collection ofVy Coins, 4 vols. /fs QUARTO.

P 529 Ainslie’s (Gen.) Illustrations of the Anglo-French Coinage, plates, half calf, lettered . London,T.nnrlrn 11830 830 ^ / rY. 530 Cadalvene (E.), Recueil de Medailles, Greques mediAtes, planches,sf) y J-f- half calf, lettered . Paris, 182

• // " 531 Cardonnel’s (A.) Numismata Scotiae, plates, half morocco, (et- ^ f tered . . Edinh. 1736 / y ' 532 Combe (T.) Veterum Populorum et Regnum Numiqui in Mu- seo Britannico adservantur, plates, half morocco, lettered London, 1814 y - 6 ' 533 D’Ennery (M.), Catalogue des Medailles, Antiques et Modernes, yf/ 1 &c. . . Paris, 1788 534 Louis XIV, Histoire du Regne de Louis le Grand, par les Me-y 3 dailies, plates 535 Louis XV, Medailles du Regne de Louis XV, 51 plates K C, ' 536 Mudie’s (J.) National Medals, described, plates 1820 / 537 Simon’s (Th.) Medals, Coins, Seals, and other Works, by Si- mon, edited by Virtue . . 1753 ' J ' 538 Greek Coins—Fourteen Plates of Greek Coins, finely engraved^y/tOlAf . f ' . / 539 Venuti (R.) Numismata Romanorum, Pontificum, Prsestantiora, // y ' * figuris, vellum . . Rome, 1744 540 Schackman (C.), Catalogue Raisonne d’une Collection de Me-y dais . . . 177 S~t 541 Donop (Le Baron de), Le Medailles Gallo-Gaeliques— f de scription of Coins found in the Isle of Jersey) Hanover, 1838 542 Portland Museum, Catalogue of the, half calf , / ' 543 Coin Catalogues, mostly marked, viz., Earl of Oxford, 174F-2 ; • /Q

PeHerin, Receuil de Medailles de Rois, Paris, 1762; Medailles de Peuples et de Villes, 3 tom., Paris, 1763 ; Melange de Diverses M6dailles, pour servirde Supplement aux Medailles des Rois ct de Villes, 2 tom., Paris, 1765; Troisieme Sup¬ plement aux six volumes, 4 tom. in 2, Paris, 1767 ; Lettres de l’auteur des Recueils de Medailles de Rois, de Peuples, et /f de Villes, Francfort, 1770, 9 vols., A plates /A Pinkerton’s Medallic History of England, plates, large paper, 6 i+Tre/**-- green morocco . . London, 1802 / J

FOLIO.

5^6 Eckhel’s (J.) Catalogus Musei, Cacsarei Vindobonensis Numo- < zJ rum Veterum, 2 vols. in 1, half calf lettered, Vindohonce, 1779 547 Goltzii (H.), Fasti Magistraturum et Triumphorum Romano- / rum, &c., plates . . Antw.y 1617 548 Augustini (Ant.), Familiae Romanae Quae Reperiuntur, &

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