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Lead soldier. Taynton.
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18th century Jaws Harp (also called Jews Harp) A small musical instrument. It would have had thin metal strip attached to it, but they are very seldom unearthed with the strip intact. Tibberton.
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Love Tokens made from sixpences of William III 1694 - 1702. A romantic custom at that time was to bend a coin into a z shape and present it your sweetheart. The origin of the crooked sixpence nursery rhyme perhaps!
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James I Farthing 1620/21. Mint mark - Rose. Taynton.
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17th century Harness mount. Two lugs on reverse with some leather still attached. Taynton.
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Philip and Mary Sixpence 1594 (Much enlarged photo for clarity) Huntley |
Victoria Farthing 1881 with H mint mark below date .Struck by Ralph Heaton & Sons, Birmingham. Boulsdon. |
16th century silver Dress Pin with ornate gilded spherical head. Newent |