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Farthing - London Fleet Bridge / W. Wall

Issuer England
Year 1648-1672
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Obverse description Within a beaded inner circle, the arms of the Merchant Taylors' Company are displayed centrally in the field. A circular legend in Latin script surrounds the inner circle, identifying the issuer by name and trade. The overall composition is characteristic of mid-seventeenth-century English tradesmen's farthing tokens, with the heraldic device serving as an emblem of the issuer's guild affiliation.
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Obverse lettering WILL · WALL · CAPP · MAKER ·
Reverse description Within a beaded inner circle, the conjoined initials W·W·M, representing the merchant Will Wall and his trade designation, are prominently displayed in the central field. A circular legend surrounds the inner circle, identifying the issuer's trading location at Fleet Bridge, London. Small ornamental stops and a star punctuate the legend, consistent with standard mid-seventeenth-century English tradesman's token typology.
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