Watch List notes:

Colliery and works tickets and checks, 19th century, penny and halfpenny size (7): Brailes (Warks.), J. Gillett, 1850, MANUFACTURER etc., rev. guillotine chaff engine, copper (Davis (1895), 947); Cannock Chase (Staffs.), Fair Oak Collieries, pay checks (2), one with blank centre, the other 117 punched in, copper, uniface (DW.287/65); Carlton, near Barnsley (Yorks.), CARLTON MAIN COLLIERY, pay check, 583 punched in centre, brass, uniface; Lancaster (Lancs.), Jas Williamson & Son, LIME MILLS, pay check, centres blank, brass; Locality unknown (2): Edward Barnsley, 3 pence, his bust l., rose spray either side, rev. CONTRACTOR (M.8321; W.2467); H. H., shilling, 1816, script initials, rev. SHOP TOKEN, copper (DW.336/19; W.2491), first nearly extremely fine, the rest good fine to good very fine, all rare or very rare, the colliery checks pierced for suspension (7)
James Williamson (1842-1930), known as 'the Lino[leum] King'. LIME could well be a diesinker's error, perhaps from an unclear written order for LUNE. Williamson's Lune Mills factory was built in the 1870s.
Items from the Francis Cokayne Collection. All pieces are offered with Cokayne's coin tickets. Some of these give previous owner details, including Fletcher (mostly acquired in 1933), Yeates (1923), and 'the A.H. Baldwin private ticket collection'.

Estimate: 80 - 130 GBP