Baldwin's of St. James's
Auction 12 - Argentum 4 Nov 2017
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Engraved Coins, People and Places, engraved halfpennies (7), Henry Bridge Rufford March 7th 1774, rev. blank; John Hardman Hindley Green, rev. blank; George II host, WC on obv., rev. Willm Chyles Ditcut Barks, pierced; Luke Bennett Newcastle July 21 1727, rev. blank; George Heath, London, rev. blank; William III host, I W Lindfield Sussex, rev. blank; W. Wood Chappel-Town 1771, rev. blank, fine to very fine (7)
It is uncertain if the first is Henry Bridge of Rufford, or whether Henry Bridge Rufford is his full name. Rufford is a village in West Lancashire. Hindley Green was a village in Lancashire – now it is within the Borough of Wigan. The cataloguers can find no reference to Barracks in Didcot [Ditcut] in the 18th century; last perhaps Chapeltown, South Yorkshire, now a part of Sheffield.
(150-200 GBP)
It is uncertain if the first is Henry Bridge of Rufford, or whether Henry Bridge Rufford is his full name. Rufford is a village in West Lancashire. Hindley Green was a village in Lancashire – now it is within the Borough of Wigan. The cataloguers can find no reference to Barracks in Didcot [Ditcut] in the 18th century; last perhaps Chapeltown, South Yorkshire, now a part of Sheffield.
(150-200 GBP)