Australasian Tokens and Coins
List of Copper and Bronze Tokens
An asterisk against a number denotes that the piece is in the Mitchell Collection.
Stokes' Reverses so frequently indicated by numbers in this List are shown on Plates 53 and 54.
1
ABRAHAMS, Lewis. Hobart. Tasmania.
* Penny. 1855. 34 mm. Normal. (W. J. Taylor fecit.) Pl. I.
- Obverse. DRAPER in large capitals across centre, LEWIS ABRAHAMS in curved line above, LIVERPOOL STREET / HOBART TOWN in two curved lines below, all within a beaded rim.
- Reverse. A kangaroo and emu facing each other on a grassy base, 1855 under, TASMANIA over. Beaded rim.
2
* Halfpenny. 1855. 27 mm.
- Obverse. As No. I.
- Reverse. As No. 1. Pl. I.
3
ADAMSON, WATTS, McK ECHNIE, & Co. Melbourne.
*Halfpenny. 1855. 28 mm. Normal. (W. J. Taylor fecit.) Pl. 1.
- Obverse. WHOLESALE , & RETAIL / WAREHOUSEMEN in three lines across centre, ADAMSON, WATTS, McKECHNIE & Co. round within indented rim. .A group of four small dots in oval form at bottom.
- Reverse. MAY ist | 1855 in two lines across centre, 11 COLLINS ST EAST MELBOURNE round within the beaded rim. Group of four dots between EAST and MELBOURNE and after the latter. The date indicates the time of the establishment of the business.
4
Halfpenny. 1855. Normal. 28 mm. Scarce.
- Obverse. As the reverse of No. 3.
- Reverse. Britannia seated on a rock on the seashore, with olive branch in right hand and wand supported in left arm, AUSTRALIA over. Indented rim.
5
ALLEN, John. Kiama. New South Wales.
*Penny. 1855. 34 mm. Upset. Upset. (J. C. Thornthwaite fecit.) Pl. I.
- Obverse. A group of rose, shamrock, and thistle in centre with GENERAL above STORES beneath and JOHN ALLEN, KIAMA. round within beaded rim.
- Reverse. A crudely designed Australian Coat of Arms with rising sun as crest and a kangaroo and emu as supporters. ADVANCE AUSTRALIA round above within the beaded rim.
This is a very rare piece, but two specimens being known, one in the British Museum and the other from which the illustration is taken in the Mitchell Library, Sydney.
6
ALLEN, William. Jamberoo New South Wales.
*Penny. 1855. 34 mm. Upset. (J. C. Thornthwaite fecit.) PL 1.
- Obverse. Group of rose, shamrock, and thistle in centre, WILLIAM ALLEN ! GENERAL in two curved lines above, STORES / JAMBEROO. in two curved lines below. Beaded rim.
- Reverse. Australian Arms as No 5, with 1855 under and ADVANCE AUSTRALIA over, within the beaded rim.
This is also rare and seldom found in good order.
7
ALLIANCE TEA COMPANY. Christchurch. New Zealand.
*Penny. 1866. 34 mm. Normal. (T. Stokes fecit.) Pl. 1.
- Obverse. Has OPPOSITE / BANK OF / NEW ZEALAND / ROBERT THOMPSON / MANAGER in five lines across field, a short bar between the third and fourth lines. ALLIANCE TEA COMPANY curved above, 1866 below. The Y of COMPANY is level with the bottom of the D of ZEALAND. Rim beaded.
- Reverse. ITALIAN / WAREHOUSE / FANCY / GOODS in four lines across field with short bar between the second and third, surrounded by TEAS COFFEES FRUITS & SPICES 1866 within the beaded rim.
8
Penny. 1866. 34 mm. Normal. Scarce.
- Obverse. As No. 7 but the name is more extended, bringing the N of COMPANY level with D of ZEALAND.
- Reverse. As No. 7.
9
ANDERSON, D. Wellington. New Zealand.
*Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal. (Heaton & Sons fecit.) Pl. 2.
- Obverse. GENERAL | STORES in two straight lines across centre. D. ANDERSON'S above, WELLINGTON below. Beaded rim.
- Reverse. A standing figure of Justice blindfolded on the sea shore with ship in the distance. In her right hand she holds scales, while the left rests on the point of an upturned cornucopia from which fruits, &c., are issuing. Among them a minute G, probably the die-cutter's initial. Rim beaded.
10
* Halfpenny (n.d.) 274 mm. Normal. Pl. 2.
- Obverse. As No. 9.
- Reverse. As No. 9.
11
ANDREW, John & Co. Melbourne.
*Penny. 1860. 34 mm. Normal. (Coard fecit.) Pl. 2.
- Obverse. In centre a Lion passant regardant supporting a shield with right fore paw, COARD LONDON in minute capitals under base, all within a small plain circle. Round this enclosed in a beaded circle, II LONSDALE STREET WEST :: MELBOURNE ::: and within the indented rim, JOHN ANDREW & CO. :: IMPORTERS & GENERAL DRAPERS :::
- Reverse. Justice seated on a bale with cask behind and ship in the distance, MELBOURNE VICTORIA above, 1860 in the exergue. Indented rim.
12
* Halfpenny. 1860. 27} mm. Normal. Pl. 2.
- Obverse. As No. 11 but with plain stops between the words.
- Reverse. As No. II.
13
ANDREW, Jno. & Co. Melbourne.
*Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Normal. Pl. 2.
- Obverse. JNO ANDREW & CO / DRAPERS &c. in two straight lines across centre, with pointed bars above and below MELBOURNE over LONSDALE ST. WEST under within the beaded rim.
- Reverse. A kangaroo to right and emu to left facing each other. COARD LONDON in minute capitals under base, VICTORIA above, 1862 in exergue. Beaded rim.
14
Halfpenny. 1862. 27½ mm. Normal. Pl. 2.
- Obverse. As No. 13.
- Reverse. As No. 13.
15
* Penny. 1860. 34 mm. Normal. Pl. 3 Rare..
- Obverse. As No. 13.
- Reverse. As No. 11.
Rare.
16
* Halfpenny. 1860. Normal. Rare.
- Obverse. As No. 14.
- Reverse. As No. 12.
17
ANNAND, SMITH & Co. Melbourne.
*Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal. (Heaton & Sons fecit.) Pl. 3.
- Obverse. FAMILY ! GROCERS in two straight lines across centre. ANNAND SMITH & C above, . MELBOURNE. below within beaded rim.
- Reverse. Britannia seated on rock against which a shield rests. In her right hand an olive branch with eleven leaves in the left a trident. BRITANNIA above. Beaded rim.
18
* Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal. Pl. 3.
- Obverse. As No. 17.
- Reverse. As No. 17 but the olive branch has fourteen leaves and there is a minute H&S on the rock behind the shield.
19
ASHTON, H. Auckland, New Zealand.
*Halfpenny. 1858. 27½ mm. Normal. (W. J. Taylor fecit.) Pl. 3.
- Obverse. H. ASHTON / IMPORTER / OF /HABERDASHERY/& /TAILORS TRIMMINGS / QUEEN ST AUCKLAND in eight lines within a beaded rim.
- Reverse. Justice seated on a bale with a cask behind and ship in the distance. NEW ZEALAND above, 1858 in the exergue.
20
* Halfpenny. 1859. 27½ mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 19 with slight variation of the relative position of letters and lines.
- Reverse. As No. 19 except date.
21
* Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Normal. (Heaton & Sons fecit.) Pl. 3.
- Obverse. Similar legend to No. 19. The T of TAILORS is between the T and R of TRIMMINGS and the T of the latter opposite the first E of QUEEN.
- Reverse. Justice standing as in No. 9, with minute G and date 1862 in the exergue.
22
* Penny. 1863. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 21.
- Reverse. As No. 21 but dated 1863.
23
* Penny. 1863. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. Similar legend to 22. A minute . over &, the T of TAILORS over T of TRIMMINGS and the latter word shortened bringing the T nearly over the second E of QUEEN.
- Reverse. As No. 22.
24
* Penny. 1863. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. Similar legend. The word HABERDASHERY is a full mm. higher and longer, bringing the I and R of IMPORTER almost in contact with the letters E, the words TAILORS and TRIMMINGS are in bolder letters and the T of the latter opposite the first E of QUEEN.
- Reverse. As No. 22.
25
AUSTRALIAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. Sydney.
*Size 35 mm. (n.d.). Scarce. Pl. 3.
- Obverse. Three men in a boat on a rough sea, with A.S.N. CO over, surcharged on a Penny of Queen Victoria.
- Reverse. Queen's head, &c.
26
* Size 30 mm. Scarce. Pl. 4.
- Obverse. As No. 25 but on a halfpenny of Geo. III.
These two pieces though strictly being surcharges have been included here because generally classed as tokens by early collectors. There is some doubt whether they were ever used in ordinary circulation. They are known on other coins and copper blanks.
27
BARLEY, Charles C. Auckland. New Zealand.
* Penny. 1858. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. WHOLESALE / GROCER / AUCKLAND in three straight lines across field, CHARLES C. BARLEY above, NEW ZEALAND below. Beaded rim.
- Reverse. Justice seated on a bale, &c. GOD SAVE THE QUEEN above, 1858 in exergue. Beaded rim.
28
BARRACLOUGH. Richmond. Victoria.
*Penny. 1862. 35 mm. Normal. (T. Stokes fecit.) Pl. 4.
- Obverse. Within inner plain circle ornamental bar with BARROWCLOUGH in half circle above and 100 / BRIDGE / ROAD in three straight lines below. Round within the beaded rim, BOOKSELLER & STATIONER * RICHMOND *
- Reverse. Australian Arms as Stokes' No. 11 reverse.
29
* Penny. 1862. 35 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 28.
- Reverse. As Stokes' Arms reverse No. 10.
30
BATEMAN, William, Junr., & Co. Warrnambool. Victoria.
*Penny. 1855. 34 mm. Normal. (Heaton & Sons fecit) Pl. 4.
- Obverse. Within an inner plain circle VICTORIA straight across centre, WILLIAM BATEMAN JUNR & CO . WARNAMBOOL . round. Between inner circle and beaded beaded rim, IMPORTERS AND GENERAL MERCHANTS. 1855.
- Reverse. Justice standing, AUSTRALIA over.
31
BATTLE AND WEIGHT. Sydney.
*Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal. (Heaton & Sons fecit.) Pl. 4.
- Obverse. Within an inner plain circle, BATTLE / & / WEIGHT in three lines across and between the inner circle and the indented rim, DRAPERS &c., 81 & 83 SOUTH HEAD ROAD SYDNEY.
- Reverse. Justice standing, no legend. Minute G among fruit.
32
BEATH, G. L., & Co. Christchurch. New Zealand.
*Penny (n.d.). 31 mm. Normal (T. Stokes fecit.) Pl. 4.
- Obverse. DIRECT / IMPORTERS in two straight lines across centre, a quatre- foil above and below. G. L. BEATH & CO. / CLOTHIERS in two curved lines at the top, DRAPERS / CHRISTCHURCH in two curved lines at bottom. The I of CLOTHIERS is under the T of BEATH and the vertical stroke of the D of DIRECT in line with the last vertical line of M of IMPORTERS.
- Reverse. Argyle Arms with ARGYLE HOUSE above and CASHEL STREET below. The last T of STREET being close to the foot of the lion supporter.
33
Penny (n.d.). 31 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As 32, but the piece is brass in place of copper.
- Reverse. As 32, but the piece is brass in place of copper.
34
Penny (n.d.). 31 mm. Upset.
- Obverse. As 32 but with the vertical stroke of D inside the right hand vertical stroke of M.
- Reverse. As No. 32.
35
* Penny (n.d.). 31 mm. Normal. Pl. 5.
- Obverse. As No. 32 but with crosses in place of quatrefoils. The Iof CLOTHIERS under the first vertical line of H, and the vertical stroke of D in direct line with the last vertical stroke of M.
- Reverse. As No. 32 but with more space between the T of STREET and the lion's foot.
36
* Penny (n.d.). 31 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 35 but the I of CLOTHIERS is between the T and H of BEATH and the vertical stroke of D is over the middle of M.
- Reverse. As No. 32.
37
Penny (n.d.). 31 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 36, but the piece is brass, not copper.
- Reverse. As No. 36, but the piece is brass, not copper.
38
* Penny (n.d.). 31 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 36.
- Reverse. As No. 35, with more space after T.
39
Penny (n.d.). 31 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 38, but the piece is brass, not copper.
- Reverse. As No. 38, but the piece is brass, not copper.
40
* Penny (n.d.). 31 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. The I of CLOTHIERS is under the T of BEATH and the vertical line of D in line with the last vertical of M.
- Reverse. As No. 32.
41
Penny (n.d.). Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 35.
- Reverse. As No. 35. This is a larger piece. In the Yelland collection.
42
BEAVEN, S. Invercargill. New Zealand.
*Penny. 1863. Rare. 31 mm. Normal. (T. Stokes fecit.) Pl. 5.
- Obverse. IRONMONGER / & / MERCHANT in three lines across centre, with S. BEAVEN above and INVERCARGILL N.Z. below. Beaded rim.
- Reverse. Australian Arms, PEACE AND PLENTY over, 1863 under. ADVANCE AUSTRALIA on scroll. Beaded rim.
43
BELL AND GARDNER, Rockhampton. Queensland.
*Penny (n.d.). Scarce. 34 mm. Normal. (J. C. Thornthwaite fecit.) Pl. 5.
- Obverse. BELL / & / GARDNER in three lines across centre, IRONMONGERS above and * ROCKHAMPTON * below. Rim beaded.
- Reverse. PENNY / TOKEN in two lines, enclosed by a wreath of flowers tied with ribbon and surmounted by a rising sun. Rim beaded.
This is also found Upset.
44
BOOTH, I. Melbourne.
*Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal. (Pope & Co. fecit). Pl. 5.
- Obverse. DRAPER / OUTFITTER &c. / MELBOURNE in three straight lines across field, .. 1. BOOTH :: above, VICTORIA below. Beaded rim.
- Reverse. Britannia seated on rock, with olive branch in right and trident in left hand, BRITANNIA over. Beaded rim.
45
BRICK HILL, Joseph. Campbell Town. Tasmania.
*Penny. 1856. 34 mm. Normal. (Stokes, T., fecit.) Pl. 5.
- Obverse. DRAPER / AND / GENERAL / IMPORTER in four lines across field, JOSEPH BRICKHILL. CAMPBELL TOWN. round within the beaded rim.
- Reverse. ADVANCE / TASMANIA / 1856 in three lines in field, ONE PENNY TOKEN. COMMERCIAL HOUSE. round within the beaded rim.
46
BROOKES. Brisbane. Queensland.
*Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal. Pl. 5.
- Obverse. BROOKES in large capitals straight across centre, IRONMONGERS above and BRISBANE below in fancy letters. Beaded rim.
- Reverse. As the obverse.
47
* Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal. Pl. 6.
- Obverse. BROOKES straight across centre, IRONMONGERS in half circle above, BRISBANE below. All plain letters.
- Reverse. As the obverse, but BROOKES is slightly higher, bringing the I and S of IRONMONGERS close to the B and S of BROOKES.
48
Penny (n.d.). Scarce. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 47, but with the top corner of the B of BRISBANE under the B of BROOKES.
- Reverse. As No. 47.
49
BROOKES, W. & B. Brisbane.
*Penny. 1863. 34 mm. Normal. Pl. 6.
- Obverse. IRONMONGERS in curved line across centre, W. & B. BROOKES curved above, BRISBANE below. Rim beaded.
- Reverse. Australian Arms, QUEENSLAND over, 1863 under. Beaded rim.
50
BROWN AND DUTHIE. New Plymouth. New Zealand.
*Penny. 1866. 31 mm. Normal. Pl. 6.
- Obverse. WHOLESALE / & RETAIL / IRONMONGERS in three lines in centre, BROWN AND DUTHIE BROUGHAM STREET round within indented rim.
- Reverse. A conical mountain, probably Mt. Egmont, with TARANAKI / 1866 in two lines in the exergue. Indented rim.
51
BUTTERWORTH, T., & Co. Castlemaine. Victoria.
*Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal. (W. J. Taylor fecit.) Pl. 6.
- Obverse. A large figure I / and FOREST / STREET in three lines across field, T. BUTTERWORTH & CO : CASTLEMAINE . round within the beaded rim.
- Reverse. WINE, / & / SPIRIT / MERCHANTS in four lines in centre, WHOLESALE & RETAIL GROCERS & DRAPERS * round within the beaded rim.
52
Penny (n.d.). Rare. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 51.
- Reverse. As No. 51, except that the up stroke of & ends in a dash instead of a knob.
This was in the cabinet of Mr. Walters, of Crafers, South Australia.
53
* Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 51, with a smaller numeral 1 and a - replaces the . under the o of CO thus.
- Reverse. As No. 51.
54
* Penny. 1859. 34 mm. Normal. Pl. 6.
- Obverse. As No. 53.
- Reverse. Justice scated on a bale, with 1859 in the exerguc.
55
Penny.
This is referred to in the Fourobert Catalogue as No. 167, but there is no definition of the variety.
56
BUXTON, J. W. Brisbane. Queensland.
* Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal. Pl. 6.
- Obverse. J. W. BUXTON straight across centre, STATIONERY in half circle above, STORES below. Beaded rim.
- Reverse. BRISBANE: straight across centre, LADIES WAREHOUSE in half circle above, : QUEENSLAND : below. Beaded rim.
57
CALDER, R. Castlemaine. Victoria.
*Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Normal. (T. Stokes fecit.) Pl. 7.
- Obverse. Within a plain inner circle, BARKER ST. straight across centre, CALDER in half circle above, CASTLEMAINE below, and between the inner circle and beaded rim . WINE SPIRIT & GENERAL PROVISION MERCHANT: 1862 :
- Reverse. Australian Arms as Stokes' reverse No. 58.
58
* Penny. Scarce. 1862. Normal. 34 mm.
- Obverse. As No. 57.
- Reverse. Australian Arms as Stokes' reverse No. 13.
59
CAMPBELL, James. Morpeth. New South Wales.
*Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal. (Heaton & Sons fecit.)
- Obverse. GENERAL / STORES in two curved lines across field, JAMES CAMPBELL . MORPETH . round within the beaded rim.
- Reverse. Justice standing, scale pans level with the bottom of the first A of AUSTRALIA which is over the figure.
60
* Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 59.
- Reverse. As No. 59, but AUSTRALIA is slightly extended, bringing the scale pans to the middle of the first A.
61
* Halfpenny (n.d.). 27 mm. Normal. Pl. 7.
- Obverse. As No. 59. No stops before or after MORPETH.
- Reverse. As No. 59.
62
CARO, J., & Co. Christchurch. New Zealand.
*Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal. (T. Stokes fecit.) Pl. 7.
- Obverse. Within a plain inner circle & CO. straight across, J. CARO curved above and HIGH ST. in smaller letter below. Round within the beaded rim, GENERAL IRONMONGERS : CHRISTCHURCH:
- Reverse. A man ploughing, TRADE AND AGRICULTURE round STOKES MELB. in minute letters at bottom, beaded rim. This is often found half upset right or left, also in brass.
63
Penny (n.d.). 35 mm.
- Obverse. As No. 62, but a larger piece.
- Reverse. As No. 62, but a larger piece.
64
CLARK, Archibald. Auckland. New Zealand.
*Penny. 1857. 34 mm. Normal. (T. Stokes fecit.) Pl. 7.
- Obverse. Within an inner beaded circle, STREET straight across centre with SHORTLAND curved above and AUCKLAND below. ARCHIBALD CLARK above, DRAPER below between inner circle and the beaded rim.
- Reverse. Justice seated on a bale, NEW ZEALAND over, 1857, in exergue. Beaded rim.
65
CLARKSON, S. Christchurch. New Zealand.
*Penny. 1875. 34 mm. Normal. (W. J. Taylor fecit.) Pl. 7.
- Obverse. S. CLARKSON 1 BUILDER 1 & 1 IMPORTER / CASHEL STREET / CHRIST / CHURCH / NEW ZEALAND in eight lines. Indented rim.
- Reverse. Justice seated on a bale, NEW ZEALAND over, 1875 in exergue. Indented rim.
66
* Penny. 1875. 34 mm. Normal. Pl. 8.
- Obverse. As No. 65, but the second and third lines are replaced by two sprays of foliage, the C of CHRIST is directly over the first Ċ of CHURCH and the words NEW and ZEALAND are close together.
- Reverse. As No. 65.
67
* Penny. 1875. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 66 but with CHURCH slightly more extended, bringing the first C a little to the left of the C of CHRIST, also more space between NEW and ZEALAND.
- Reverse. As No. 65.
68
* Penny. 1875. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 66, but CHURCH still longer, bringing the first C more to the left of the C of CHRIST. There is also more space between NEW and ZEALAND.
- Reverse. As No. 65.
69
CLARKSON & TURNBULL. Timaru. New Zealand.
*Penny. 1865. 34 mm. Normal. Pl. 8.
- Obverse. Within inner beaded circle, GENERAL / IMPORTERS DRAPERS / CLOTHIERS / &? in five lines, between the inner circle and the beaded rim, CLARKSON AND TURNBULL . 1865 .
- Reverse. A breakwater with lighthouse and a steamer in harbour, NEW ZEALAND over, TIMARU in exergue.
70
* Penny. 1865. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 69, with the word IMPORTERS longer.
- Reverse. As No. 69.
71
* Penny. 1865. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 69, but all the words in the inner circle are extended, especially GENERAL.
- Reverse. As No. 69.
72
COLLINS & Co. Bathurst. New South Wales.
*Penny. 1864. 34 mm. Normal. (T. Stokes fecit.) Pl. 8.
- Obverse. Within a plain incr circle & CO. straight, with COLLINS curved over, and between inner circle and the beaded rirn, CHEAP CLOTHING BAZAAR : BATHURST :
- Reverse. A kangaroo to right and emu to left, facing each other, NEW SOUTH WALES over, 8 4 under, and T. STOKES left side, MELBOURNE on right in minute letters. Beaded rim.
73
Penny. 1865. 34 mm. Normal. Scarce.
- Obverse. As No. 72.
- Reverse. A plough, with T. STOKES MELBOURNE in minute letters under the base, and 1865 below. Round within the beaded rim THE COMMERCIAL PASTORAL & FARMING INTERESTS :
74
Penny (n.d.). Scarce. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 72.
- Reverse. As No. 62.
75
COOK, W. C. Sandridge. Melbourne.
*Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Normal. (T. Stokes fecit.) Pl. 8.
- Obverse. Within an inner plain circle, W. C. COOK / BAY. ST. in two straight lines, ODDFELLOWS STORE in half circle above, and SANDRIDGE below. The circle is broken at the bottom by ORDERS PUNCTUALLY / ATTENDED TO in two lines. Between the inner circle and the beaded rim SUGAR COMPANIES TREACLE DELIVERED.
- Reverse. Australian Arms, as Stokes No. 13.
76
COOMBES, Samuel. Auckland. New Zealand.
*Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal. (T. Stokes fecit.) Pl. 8.
- Obverse. Portrait of issuer in centre, with SAMUEL COOMBES above, MANUFACTURING CLOTHIER in half circle below, QUEEN ST on right side of face, and AUCKLAND on the left. The A of AUCKLAND is between the M and B of COOMBES. There is a small tuft of hair at the top of the head, and the first vest button is over R. Beaded rim.
- Reverse. TAILOR, OUTFITTER / QUEEN STREET / AUCKLAND S. COOMBES / ALBERT STREET / GRAHAM TOWN 1 GENTLEMEN'S MERCER in seven lines. Indented rim.
77
* Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 76, but with a slightly larger head and wider opening to vest, the first button being between R and I, the A of AUCKLAND under B, and the words QUEEN ST and AUCKLAND are more extended. No tuft at top of head.
- Reverse. As No. 76.
78
* Penny (n.d.). Rare. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 77.
- Reverse. As No. 76, with the word AUCKLAND higher, bringing the first A close to U and the D close to E. Indented rim.
79
Penny (n.d.). Rare. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 77.
- Reverse. As No. 77. but AUCKLAND is longer, bringing the D under the T of STREET.
80
COPE, Thomas H. South Yarra. Victoria.
*Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Upset. (T. Stokes fecit.) Pl. 8.
- Obverse. In inner plain circle GENERAL / DRAPER in two straight lines, with THOS H. COPE in half circle above. Between inner circle and beaded rinn, GARDENERS CREEK ROAD : SOUTH YARRA :
- Reverse. Australian Arms as Stokes' reverse No. 15.
81
* Penny. 1862. 1862. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 80.
- Reverse. Australian Arms, Stokes' reverse No. 13.
82
CROCKER AND HAMILTON. Adelaide South Australia.
*Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal. Pl. 9.
- Obverse. CROCKER / & / HAMILTON / ADELAIDE / PORT ADELAIDE in five lines. Beaded rim.
- Reverse. DRAPERS / CROCKER / & / HAMILTON / CLOTHIERS &9 in five lines. Beaded rim.
83
* Halfpenny. 1857. 28 mm. Normal. Pl. 9.
- Obverse. Within an inner plain circle, DRAPERS / SILK MERCERS / AND / CLOTHIERS and between the inner circle and the beaded rim CROCKER AND HAMILTON . 1857 .
- Reverse. In inner circle view of shop, with REGENT HOUSE on it, ADELAIDE, PORT ADELAIDE. AND BURRA CREEK. within the beaded rim.
84
CROMBIE, CLAPPERTON AND FINDLAY. Melbourne.
*Halfpenny (n.d.). 28 mm. Upset. Upset. (W. J. Taylor fecit.) Pl. 9.
- Obverse. 41 / WEST / LONSDALE / STREET in four straight lines in centre with CROMBIE CLAPPERTON & FINDLAY round within the indented rim. A rose on a short bar at the bottom.
- Reverse. A kangaroo to right, MELBOURNE over, W. J. TAYLOR. MEDALLIST / TO THE GREAT / EXHIBITION / 185 in four lines of minute capitals in the exergue. Indented rim.
85
Halfpenny (nid.). Scarce. 28 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 84, but with the words WEST and STREET shorter.
- Reverse. As No. 85.
86
CROTHERS & Co. Stawell. Victoria.
*Penny, Bronze (n.d.). 31 mm. Upset. (T. Stokes fecit.) Pl. 9.
- Obverse. CROTHERS / & CO. in two lines across centre, TEA MERCHANTS above and & GENERAL STOREKEEPERS under within the beaded rim.
- Reverse. THE ORIGINAL / CASH STORE / MAIN ST / STAWELL in five lines, with an ornamental bar between the third and fourth, all enclosed in a beaded rim. This is also often found in copper.
This is also often found in copper.
87
* Penny, Copper (n.d.). 31 mm. Upset.
- Obverse. As No. 86, but with & close to the C of CO, the circle of legend is slightly smaller, bringing the S of CROTHERS close to the last S of STOREKEEPERS. There is also less space between the words TEA and MERCHANTS, the latter word is shortened, and ends at a greater distance from the S of the name.
- Reverse. As No. 86.
88
Penny, Bronze (n.d.). Scarce.
- Obverse. As No. 86, but the piece is larger.
- Reverse. As No. 86, but the piece is larger.
89
* Halfpenny (n.d.). 24 mm. Normal. Pl. 9.
- Obverse. As No. 86.
- Reverse. As No. 86.
90
DAVEY, James, & Co. Sale. Victoria.
*Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Upset. (T. Stokes fecit.) Pl. 9.
- Obverse. Within an inner plain circle JAS DAVEY / & C° / GIPPSLAND / STORE / FOSTER ST. / SALE in six lines, and between it and the beaded rim, WHOLESALE & RETAIL DRAPERS GROCERS & IMPORTERS :
- Reverse. Australian Arms as Stokes' reverse No. 14.
91
DAVIDSON, A. Melbourne.
*Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Normal. (T. Stokes fecit.) Pl. 10.
- Obverse. Within an inner plain circle A. DAVIDSON / 112 / COLLINS ST EAST / CORNER / OF / RUSSELL ST. / MELBOURNE in seven lines, and between it and the beaded rim, GROCER WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANT :
- Reverse. Australian Arms as Stokes' reverse No. 13.
92
* Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Partly upset.
- Obverse. As No. 91.
- Reverse. Vine branch as Stokes' reverse No. 7.
93
* Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Partly upset.
- Obverse. As No. 91.
- Reverse. Vine branch as Stokes' reverse No. 1.
94
DAVIES, Alfred. Fremantle. Western Australia.
*Penny. 1865. 31 mm. Normal. (T. Stokes fecit.) Pl. 10.
- Obverse. PAWNBROKER straight across centre, ALFRED DAVIES in half circle above, and HIGH S? FREMANTLE below. Beaded rim.
- Reverse. A swan with WESTERN AUSTRALIA over, 1865 under. Beaded rim.
95
DAVIES, ALEXANDER & co. Goulburn. New South Wales.
*Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normial. Pl. 10.
- Obverse. Within a beaded inner circle a golden fleece, and between it and the beaded rim DAVIES, ALEXANDER & CO above and GOULBURN . below.
- Reverse. Within a beaded inner circle the Australian Arms with ADVANCE AUSTRALIA on the scroll, ESTABLISHED above, 1837 beneath, and between it and the beaded rim AUSTRALIAN STORES above, GOULBURN below. The tail of the kangaroo against the second S of STORES.
96
Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 95, with the word GOULBURN shorter, and a slightly different golden fleece.
- Reverse. As No. 95.
97
* Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 95, with the omission of the comma after DAVIES, a slightly different fleece, and GOULBURN while rather longer than in No. 96, is not so long as in No. 95.
- Reverse. As No. 95, but with wider space between the words AUSTRALIAN and STORES and the word GOULBURN shorter. The tail of the kangaroo also points close below the E of STORES.
98
DAY AND MIEVILLE. Dunedin and Otago. New Zealand.
*Penny. 1857. 34 mm. Normal. (W. J. Taylor fecit.) Pl. 10.
- Obverse. DAY & MIEVILLE / MERCHANTS / DUNEDIN / OTAGO in four lines within a beaded rim.
- Reverse. Justice seated on a bale, NEW ZEALAND over, 1857 in exergue. Beaded rim.
99
DEASE, E. F. Launceston. Tasmania.
* Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Upset. (W. J. Taylor fecit.) Pl. 10.
- Obverse. ONE / E. F. DEASE / PENNY in three lines, with pointed bars between in centre, WHOLESALE & RETAIL DRAPERY WAREHOUSE - BRISBANE S? .. within the indented rim.
- Reverse. A fleece with SIC VOS NON VOBIS VELLERA FERTIS OVES round within the beaded rim.
100
* Halfpenny (n.d.). 28 mm. Upset. Pl. 10.
- Obverse. As No. 99, except the substitution of HALFPENNY for PENNY.
- Reverse. As No. 99.
101
De CARLE, E., & Co. Dunedin. New Zealand.
*Penny. 1862. 31 mm. Normal. P. II. (W. J. Taylor fecit.)
- Obverse. The Royal Arms in centre with Crown and round within the indented rim, E. DE CARLE & CO MERCHANTS. DUNEDIN OUAGO G
- Reverse. Justice seated on a bale, VIVANT REGINA over and 1862 in the exergue. The scale bar is almost level with the point of V. Beaded rim.
102
De CARLE, E., & Co. Dunedin. New Zealand.
* Penny. 1862. 31 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 101.
- Reverse. As No. 101, with the scale bar slightly below V.
103
DE CARLE, E., & Co. Melbourne.
*Penny. 1855. 34 mm. Normal. (W. J. Taylor fecit.) Pl. 11.
- Obverse. In a small plain circle in centre, a lion supporting a shield with right forepaw, and between that and a larger beaded circle, QUEEN'S ROYAL ARCADE OFFICE + and within the beaded rim E, DE CARLE & CO AUCTIONEERS & LAND AGENTS.
- Reverse. Justice seated on a bale, &c. MELBOURNE VICTORIA over, 1855 in the exergue.
104
De CARLE, E., & Co. Melbourne and Plenty.
*Penny (n.d.), 34 mm. Normal. Pl. 11.
- Obverse. GROCERS / & SPIRIT / MERCHANTS in three lines across centre and round within the beaded rirn, .E. DE. CARLE & CO. MELBOURNE & PLENTY VICTORIA.
- Reverse. Britannia with olive branch and trident, BRITANNIA Beaded rim. over.
105
De CARLE, Edwd., & Co. Melbourne.
* Penny. 1855. 33 mm. Normal. (W. J. Taylor fecit.) Pl. 11.
- Obverse. AUCTIONEERS / &c. in two lines across centre and round within the beaded rim, EDWD DE’CARLE & CO MELBOURNE An oval ornament above and below the centre lines.
- Reverse. Seated female figure with scales, TASMANIA above ANNO. 1855 below, and a small cross at each side. Rim beaded.
106
DEEBLE, S. Melbourne.
*Penny. 1862. 35 mm. Normal. (T. Stokes fecit.)
- Obverse. Within a plain inner circle S. DEEBLE ! DRAPER in two straight lines with a scroll work cross, and between it and the beaded rim, LONDON HOUSE BOURKE. ST : MELBOURNE:
- Reverse. Australian Arms as Stokes' reverse No. 12.
107
* Penny. 34 mm. 1862. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 106.
- Reverse. Australian Arms as Stokes' reverse No. 13.
108
* Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Normal. Pl. 11.
- Obverse. As No. 106.
- Reverse. A wheatsheaf with ADVANCE AUSTRALIA over and 1862 under. Beaded rim.
109
Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 106.
- Reverse. An emu and rising sun as Stokes reverse No. 20.
110
Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 106.
- Reverse. Emu, &c., as Stokes' reverse No. 17.
111
DIXON, James. Wangaratta. Victoria.
*Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Normal. (T. Stokes fecit.) Pl. 11.
- Obverse. GENERAL / STOREKEEPER in two straight lines across centre. JAMES DIXON in half circle above, WANGARATTA below, Beaded rim.
- Reverse. Australian Arms as Stokes' reverse No. 14.
112
Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 111.
- Reverse. Australian Arms as Stokes reverse No. 13.
113
Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Upset.
- Obverse. As No. 111.
- Reverse. Vine branch as Stokes' reverse No. 5.
114
Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Upset.
- Obverse. As No. 111.
- Reverse. Vine branch as Stokes reverse No. 3.
115
Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Upset.
- Obverse. As No. 111.
- Reverse. Emu, &c., as Stokes' reverse No. 20.
116
Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Upset.
- Obverse. As No. 111.
- Reverse. As-Stokes' reverse No. 16. Australian Arms more finely drawn and all letters smaller than the usual design.
117
Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Upset.
- Obverse. As No. 111.
- Reverse. As the obverse of R.GRIEVE of Eaglehawk. (A mule.)
Though seven varieties of JAMES DIXON are here catalogued, it must be noted that most of the specimens now known are re-strikes. Dixon was unfortunate in business, and very soon after Stokes completed his order had to close down, and it is doubtful whether they were ever circulated. All are very scarce.
118
EVANS AND FOSTER. Melbourne.
*Penny. 1862. Scarce. 34 mm. Upset. (T. Stokes fecit.)
- Obverse. EVANS / & / FOSTER / 78 / BOURKE ST. / EAST in six lines in field with BOOKSELLERS & STATIONERS : MELBOURNE : round within the beaded rim.
- Reverse. Emu, &c., as Stokes' reverse No. 18.
119
* Penny. 1862. Scarce. 34 min. Normal. Pl. 12.
- Obverse. As No. 118.
- Reverse. Emu, &c., as Stokes' reverse No. 17.
120
FENWICK Bros. Melbourne.
*Penny. Brass. (n.d.). Scarce. 33 mm. Normal. Pl. 12.
- Obverse. A flagstaff and signal station with FLAG STAFF in small capitals under the base, FENWICK BROTHERS IMPORTERS & CLOTHIERS . 225 KING ST round within the beaded rim.
- Reverse. A well-designed head of Queen Victoria in an inner plain circle and between the latter and the beaded rim, 225 KING STREET MELBOURNE . VICTORIA. Also known in copper.
121
* Penny. Copper. (n.d.). Scarce. 34 mm. Normal. Pl. 12.
- Obverse. As No. 120.
- Reverse. A larger head of the Queen without the inner circle, the same legend as No. 120. Beaded rim. Also known in brass.
122
FISHER. South Yarra. Melbourne.
*Halfpenny. 1857. 28 mm. Normal. (W. J. Taylor fecit.) Pl. 12.
- Obverse. FISHER / DRAPER, MARLBOROUGH HOUSE / GARDINER'S CREEK ROAD in five lines within a beaded rim.
- Reverse. A kangaroo and emu facing each other, AUSTRALIA over, 1857 under. Beaded rim.
123
FLAVELLE BROS. & Co. Sydney.
*Penny (n.d.). 33 mm. Upset. (W. J. Taylor fecit.) Pl. 12.
- Obverse. ONE / PENNY in two straight lines across with an ornamental bar above and below, FLAVELLE BROS & CO SYDNEY & BRISBANE. round within the indented rim.
- Reverse. A kangaroo and emu facing each other, W. J. TAYLOR. LONDON in minute capitals under the base. Indented rim.
124
Penny (n.d.). 33 mm. Upset.
- Obverse. As No. 123.
- Reverse. As No. 123 but the paws of the kangaroo are in a slightly different position and the grass, &c., on the base is straighter and somewhat varied.
125
* Penny (n.d.). 33 mm. Upset. Pl. 12.
- Obverse. As No. 123 with the addition of OPTICIANS & JEWELLERS curved below the bottom bar.
- Reverse. As No. 123.
126
Penny (n.d.). 33 mm. Upset.
- Obverse. As No. 125, but with two dots under the Sin BROS JEW not joined.
- Reverse. As No. 123.
127
Penny (n.d.). 33 mm. Upset.
- Obverse. As No. 125 with the letters JEW of JEWELLERS joined at the top.
- Reverse. As No. 123. It is doubtful if this is really a variety, it being probably due to the wearing of the die. Another variety, in which not only these three but the two following letters are joined probably has the same origin.
128
FLEMING, J. G. Hobart. Tasmania.
*Penny. Bronze. 1874. 31 mm. Normal. Pl. 13.
- Obverse. A scroll design within a beaded inner circle, with between it and the beaded rim J. G. FLEMING . GROCER & TEA DEALER. A point of the scroll is opposite the R of DEALER.
- Reverse. Within an inner beaded circle a sugar-loaf with F in an oval between two curved lines on it. Between this circle and the beaded rim SUGAR LOAF above, . HOBART TOWN 1874 .
129
* Penny. Bronze. 1874. 31 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 128 but the point of the scroll is opposite the between G and R and the rim is indented.
- Reverse. As No. 128, with a wider base to the sugar-loaf and an indented rim.
130
FORSAITH, T. S. Auckland New Zealand.
*Penny. 1858. 34 mm. Normal. (W. J. Taylor fecit.) Pl. 13.
- Obverse. Within an inner plain circle, HOUSE straight across centre with MANCHESTER. AUCKLAND. round, and between the inner circle and the beaded rim, T. S. FORSAITH. WHOLESALE & RETAIL DRAPER.
- Reverse. Justice seated on a bale, NEW ZEALAND. over, 1858 in the exergue. Beaded rim.
131
* Halfpenny. 1858. 28 mm. Normal. Pl. 13. Rare.
- Obverse. As No. 130.
- Reverse. As No. 130.
132
* Penny. 1858. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 130.
- Reverse. As No. 130.
This is probably a pattern of 130 in brass. It is in splendid state in the Mitchell Library cabinet.
133
FRIEDMAN, I. Hobart Town. Tasmania.
*Penny. 1857. 34 mm. Normal. (W. J. Taylor fecit.) Pl. 13.
- Obverse. PAWNBROKER in straight line across centre, I. FRIEDMAN in half circle above and ARGYLE STREET below, the cross bar of the last T of STREET under the vertical stroke of the last R in PAWNBROKER. Indented rim.
- Reverse. Justice seated on a bale with TASMANIA over, 1857 in the exergue, and head of figure exactly under A. Beaded rim.
134
* Penny. 1857. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 133 with corner of T under the middle of R.
- Reverse. As No. 133, but head of figure a little to right of the middle of A.
135
* Penny. 1857. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 133, with corner of T under middle of R and ARGYLE starting a little higher.
- Reverse. Head under the middle of A.
136
* Penny. 1857. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. Corner of T under middle of R. ARGYLE STREET extended bringing both the first A and last T nearer the word PAWNBROKER.
- Reverse. Head exactly under the middle of A.
137
* Halfpenny. 1857. 27 mm. Normal. Pl. 13.
- Obverse. As No. 133, with PAWNBROKER long, the second T of STREET close to and in line 'with the vertical stroke of R.
- Reverse. As No. 133.
138
* Halfpenny. 1857. 27 min. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 133 with PAWNBROKER slightly shorter, the cross bar of T pointing within the vertical stroke of R. The m ddle stroke of the letters E in the third line incomplete.
- Reverse. As No. 133.
139
* Halfpenny. 1857. 27 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 133 with PAWNBROKER short. ARGYLE STREET inore extended bringing the first and last letters nearer PAWNBROKER. Middle stroke of letters E incomplete.
- Reverse. As No. 133.
140
Halfpenny. 1857. 27 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 133. The name begins and ends slightly lower. Middle stroke of letters E incomplete.
- Reverse. As No. 133.
141
FROOMES, W. Castlemaine. Victoria.
*Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Normal. (T. Stokes fecit.) Pl. 13.
- Obverse. Within an inner plain circle MARKET SQR straight across centre, W. FROOMES in half circle above and CASTLEMAINE below. Round within the beaded rim, FAMILY DRAPER CLOTHIER & OUTFITTER :
- Reverse. Australian Arms as Stokes' reverse No. 13.
142
GAISFORD AND EDMONDS. Christchurch. New Zealand.
*Penny. 1875. 34 mm. Normal. (W. J. Taylor fecit.) Pl. 14.
- Obverse. PORK / & GENERAL / BUTCHERS / COLOMBO STREET / CHRIST / CHURCH in six straight lines with GAISFORD & EDMONDS in half circle above, NEW ZEALAND below. Indented rim.
- Reverse. Justice seated with NEW ZEALAND over and 1875 in the exergue. Indented rim.
143
GILMOUR, John. New Plymouth. New Zealand.
*Penny (n.d.). 31 mm. Normal. Pl. 14.
- Obverse. NEW / PLYMOUTH in two straight lines across centre, JOHN GILMOUR in half circle above, NEW ZEALAND below. A sto to right and left of PLYMOUTH. Beaded riin.
- Reverse. View of Mt. Egmont, with three palm trees on the right foreground, a lake and canoe in the middle distance and a moa quite in front. Beaded rim.
144
* Penny. (n.d.). 31 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 143, but the stops before and after PLYMOUTH are not quite so high.
- Reverse. As No. 143.
145
GIPPSLAND HARDWARE COMPANY. Port Albert. Victoria.
*Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Normal. (T. Stokes fecit.)
- Obverse. In inner plain circle, PORT / ALBERT , & / SALE in four lines and between it and the beaded rim GIPPS LAND : HARDWARE COMPANY :
- Reverse. Australian Arms as Stokes reverse No. 13.
146
* Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal. Pl. 14.
- Obverse. As No. 145.
- Reverse. A plough in centre, TRADE & AGRICULTURE in half circle above, T. STOKES. MAKER. / 100 COLLINS ST. EAST MELBOURNE in two lines of minute capitals below.
147
Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Normal. Pl. 14.
- Obverse. As No. 145 but with GIPPSLAND in one word.
- Reverse. Australian Arms as Stokes' reverse No. 13.
148
Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 147 with GIPPSLAND one word.
- Reverse. As No. 146.
149
GITTOS, B. Auckland. New Zealand.
*Penny. 1864. 34 mm. Normal. (T Stokes fecit.) Pl. 14.
- Obverse. B. GITTOS / LEATHER / MERCHANT / IMPORTER OF / BOOTS & SHOES / &c. &c. in six lines. Beaded rim.
- Reverse. WHOLESALE & RETAIL / LEATHER / & / GRINDERY / STORES / WYNDHAM STREET / AUCKLAND / N.Z. / 1864 in nine lines within the beaded rim.
150
GOURLAY, T. W., & Co. Christchurch. New Zealand.
*Penny (n.d.). Scarce. 34 mm. Normal. Pl. 14.
- Obverse. A fire grate in centre T. W. GOURLAY & CO / IMPORTERS / OF in three curved lines above, above, AND KITCHENERS / CHRISTCHURCH similarly below. Beaded rim.
- Reverse. A crosscut saw in centre, ECONOMY HOUSE / BUILDERS / & / FURNISHING in four lines over, IRONMONGERY / HIGH STREET in two lines under. Beaded rim. The handles of the saw are its width long.
151
* Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 150.
- Reverse. As No. 150 with shorter handles to saw.
152
GRATTEN, R. Auckland. New Zealand.
*Penny. 1872. 32 mm. Normal. Pl. 15.
- Obverse. R. GRATTAN straight across centre, THAMES HOTEL curved above, AUCKLAND below. Indented rim.
- Reverse. A Maori in a canoe with foliage on both sides, 1872 under. Indented rim.
153
GRIEVE, R. Eaglehawk. Victoria.
*Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Normal. (T. Stokes fecit.) Pl. 15.
- Obverse. In an inner plain circle R. GRIEVE straight across, EAGLE curved above and HAWK below. Round between inner circle and the beaded rim. WHOLESALE & RETAIL GROCER :
- Reverse. Australian Arms as Stokes reverse No. 14.
154
Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 153.
- Reverse. Australain Arms as Stokes' reverse No. 13.
155
GRUNDY, J. R. Ballarat. Victoria.
*Penny. 1861. 34 mm. Normal. (Heaton & Sons fecit.) Pl. 15.
- Obverse. A tobacco plant in centre with TOBACCO in small capitals under. Round within the beaded rim, J. R. GRUNDY, MERCHANT, BALLAARAT . 1861 .
- Reverse. Australian Arms, with INDUSTRIA ET FIDES OMNIA VINCENT VICTORIA round within the beaded rim. The horizontal line on the shield if continued to the left would cut the U of INDUSTRIA
156
* Penny. 1861. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 155.
- Reverse. As No. 155 except that the Arms are placed a little lower, the legend is also extended leaving less space before and after the word VICTORIA and the horizontal line on shield if continued would cut the S of INDUSTRIA.
157
* Penny. 1861. 34 mm. Normal. Pl. 15.
- Obverse. A branch of a tobacco plant in centre with J. R. GRUNDY MERCHANT BALLARAT . 1861 , round within the beaded rim.
- Reverse. Justice standing on sea shore, ship in the distance, within a beaded circle. The rim is raised and bears as legend INDUSTRIA ET FIDES OMNIA VINCET. VICTORIA .
158
* Penny. 1861. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 157 but with the arrangement of the lower buds slightly different.
- Reverse. As No. 157.
159
HALL, Henry J. Christchurch. New Zealand.
*Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal. (W. J. Taylor fecit.) Pl. 15.
- Obverse. ONE / PENNY in two straight lines with a pointed bar above and below in the centre, HENRY J. HALL :: CHRISTCHURCH ::: COFFEE MILLS ::: round within the indented rim.
- Reverse. H. J. HALL in straight line across centre with a pointed bar above and below and FAMILY :: GROCER WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT :: round within the indented rim.
160
* Penny (n.d.). Scarce. 34 mm. Upset. Pl. 15.
- Obverse. As No. 159.
- Reverse. A kangaroo and emu facing . W. J. TAYLOR in minute letters under. A mule.
161
* Halfpenny (n.d.). 28 mm. Normal. Pl. 15.
- Obverse. As No. 159, except HALF in place of ONE.
- Reverse. As No. 159.
162
* Halfpenny. (n.d.). 28 mm. Upset. Pl. 16.
- Obverse. As No. 161.
- Reverse. As the reverse of the halfpenny of Lipman Levy. A mule. Rare.
163
* Halfpenny (n.d.). 28 mm. Normal. Pl. 16.
- Obverse. As No. 161.
- Reverse. As the obverse of the halfpenny of E. F. Dease of Launceston, Tasmania. A mule. Rare.
164
HALL, H. J. Christchurch. New Zealand. Small letter Series.
*Penny (n.d.). 33 mm. Normal. (W. J. Taylor fecit.) Pl. 16.
- Obverse. H. J. HALL with square stops across centre and a floriated cross before and behind, a pointed bar above and below, CHRISTCHURCH in half circle above, COFFEE MILLS below. The top bar points to the lower part of C and H, the lower bar left to the top of C and right to between L and S. Rim beaded.
- Reverse. As No. 159.
165
* Penny (n.d.). 33 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 164 but with lower bar pointing to the middle of C and S.
- Reverse. As No. 159.
166
Penny. (n.d.). 33 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 165 with the bars heavier and the top one clubbed at the right- hand end.
- Reverse. As No. 159.
167
* Penny. (n.d.). 33 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 164, with lower bar pointing to the bottom of C and S.
- Reverse. As No. 159.
168
* Penny (n.d.). 33 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 164, with the top bar lower pointing left below C, the lower bar points between C and O on the left and L and S on the right.
- Reverse. As No. 159.
169
* Penny (n.d.). 33 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 164 but the top bar is higher pointing to the top of C and H. The lower bar points left to 0 and right to top of the second L of MILLS.
- Reverse. As No. 159.
Though Nos. 164 to 169 are described as Normal they are all also often found Upset.
172
HALL, H. J. Christchurch. New Zealand. Large letter Series.
*Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal or half upset. Pl. 16.
- Obverse. Round stops. H. J. HALL in large letters centre, CHRISTCHURCH above and COFFEE MILLS below within the beaded rim.
- Reverse. Round stops. H. J. HALL across centre, FAMILY GROCER : WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANT : round within the beaded rim. The bottom of the second L of HALL level with the middle of N. Name long.
173
Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 172.
- Reverse. As No. 172, but the name is shorter.
174
Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 172.
- Reverse. As No. 172, but with the bottom of L level with the back of N. Name long.
175
Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 172.
- Reverse. As No. 172, but name again shorter, and the bottom of the second L is slightly above the back of N.
176
Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 172.
- Reverse. As No. 172, with name long, but the W of WINE commences slightly above the initial H.
177
* Penny (n.d.). 34 mm, Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 172, but with square stops, and the name is much shorter. Beaded rim.
- Reverse. As No. 172, with round stops, name long, the W of WINE slightly above the initial H and the second L of HALL level with the back of N. Beaded rim.
178
* Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 177.
- Reverse. As No. 177, but name shorter, W level with top of H and the second L of HALL to middle of N.
179
Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 177.
- Reverse. As No. 177, but name shorter still, and the second L of HALL just above the back of N.
180
Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 177.
- Reverse. As No. 177, with name long, W commences level with top of H and the second L of HALL is level with the back of N.
181
Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 177.
- Reverse. As No. 177, but with square stops and name short.
184
HANKS & COMPY. Sydney.
* Penny. 1857. 34 mm. Normal. (W. J. Taylor fecit.) Pl. 16.
- Obverse. HANKS / & / COMPY in three lines in centre, AUSTRALIAN TEA MART above, SYDNEY below within the beaded rim.
- Reverse. Australian Arms as No. 24 on Pl. 54, with 1857 beneath. Beaded rim.
185
Penny. 1857. 33 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 184, but a smaller coin.
- Reverse. As No. 184, but a smaller coin.
186
* Halfpenny. 1857. 28 mm. Normal. Pl. 17.
- Obverse. As No. 184.
- Reverse. As No. 184.
187
Halfpenny. 1857. 28 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 186, but much heavier lettering.
- Reverse. As No. 186.
188
HANKS AND LLOYD. Sydney.
* Penny. 1855. 34 mm. Normal. (W. J. Taylor fecit.) Pl. 17.
- Obverse. HANKS / AND / LLOYD in three lines in centre, AUSTRALIAN TEA MART . SYDNEY , round within the beaded rim.
- Reverse. Round within the beaded rim, beaded rim, TO COMMEMORATE THE OPENING OF . 1855 . and in four lines in centre, THE / SYDNEY / RAILWAY / 26TH SEPTR
189
* Halfpenny. 1855. 28 mm. Normal. Pl. 17.
- Obverse. As No. 188.
- Reverse. As No. 188.
190
* Penny. 1857. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 188.
- Reverse. Australian Arms, PEACE & PLENTY above, 1857 below. Beaded rim.
191
* Penny. 1857. 34 mm. Normal. Pl. 17.
- Obverse. As No. 188, but the word SYDNEY in taller narrower letters.
- Reverse. As No. 190.
192
* Penny. 1857. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 188.
- Reverse. As No. 191, but the name LLOYD is shorter.
193
* Halfpenny. 1857. 28 mm. Normal. Pl. 17.
- Obverse. As No. 188.
- Reverse. As No. 190.
194
* Halfpenny. 1857. 28 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 193, without the stops before and after SYDNEY and the word AND is in larger letters. Beaded rim.
- Reverse. As No. 193.
195
HARROLD BROTHERS. Adelaide.
*Penny. 1858. 34 mm. Normal. (W. J. Taylor fecit.) Pl. 17.
- Obverse. HARROLD BROTHERS / WHOLESALE 1 & 1 RETAIL / IRONMONGERS | HINDLEY S! / ADELAIDE in seven lines. Beaded rim.
- Reverse. R.- Justice seated on a bale, AUSTRALIA over, 1858 in the exergue. Beaded rim.
196
HEDBERG, 0. H. Hobart. Tasmania.
*Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Upset. Upset. (W. J. Taylor fecit.) Pl. 18.
- Obverse. 0. H. / HEDBERG in two lines across centre, OIL & COLOR STORES .. ARGYLE ST. HOBART TON : round within the indented rim. A short pointed bar above 0. H. extending over the first vertical stroke of H stops to left of vertical strokes of B and R. The & is exactly equidistant from L and C. A level with H and G slightly above the G of HEDBERG which is 21 mm. long.
- Reverse. O. H. HEDBERG SWEDISH HOUSE HOBART TON round within the indented rim, ONE / PENNY in two lines in centre. PENNY short, only 15 mm. long. The ornamental stop after the name is slightly nearer the G than the N of TON.
197
* Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Upset. Pl. 18.
- Obverse. As No. 196, but the & is slightly nearer the L than the C. The O and H are wider apart, and stops come between DB and just to left of R. A and N are both above H and G of HEDBERG which is only 20 mm. long. Beaded rim.
- Reverse. As No. 196, but the word PENNY is 17 mm. long.
198
* Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Upset. Pl. 18.
- Obverse. Has & nearer L than C, O. H. wide, bringing stops over B and R, A and N level with H and G of HEDBERĞ which is just under 20 mm. long. Beaded rim.
- Reverse. As No. 196, with PENNY only 15 mm. long.
199
* Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Upset. Rare.
- Obverse. As No. 197.
- Reverse. As the 1865, penny of Jno. Andrew & Co., No. 11.
200
* Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal. Pl. 18. Rare.
- Obverse. As No. 197.
- Reverse. A beautiful design of Britannia seated on a rock, an olive branch in the right hand and a wand in the left, pointing to the end of the lower serif of the letter I of AUSTRALIA curved above. A steamer in the distance, the water surrounds the rock, making a wavy broken base line. Beaded rim.
201
* Penny (n.d.) 34 mm. Upset. Pl. 18. Rare.
- Obverse. As No. 197.
- Reverse. A variation of No. 200, with a more regular base line, the sea only one side of the rock, the wand points to the base of I and the olive branch embraces the letter S. Beaded rim.
202
* Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Upset. Rare.
- Obverse. As No. 198, with wide space after &.
- Reverse. As No. 201.
203
* Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Upset. Rare. Pl. 18.
- Obverse. As No. 198.
- Reverse. Britannia as on No. 201, but the word AUSTRALIA is on a broad raised rim, and the olive branch points between the letters U and S. The maker's name is omitted.
204
Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Rare.
- Obverse. Blank, with brass centre
- Reverse. As No. 203.
205
Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Scarce.
- Obverse. As No. 196.
- Reverse. As reverse of Lipman Levy of Wellington, New Zealand. A mule.
208
* Halfpenny (n.d.). 28 mm. Normal. Pl. 19.
- Obverse. As No. 196, but with HALF for ONE. The upper bar only overlaps the first vertical stroke of H and the lower bar extends to the left of D.
- Reverse. The top line of the letters of PENNY cuts below the T of TON.
209
* Halfpenny (n.d.). 28 mm. Upset. Pl. 19.
- Obverse. Upper bar overtops H but does not extend beyond the R in COLOR. Lower bar does not extend past D.
- Reverse. As No. 208.
210
* Halfpenny (n.d.). 28 mm. Upset.
- Obverse. As No. 208.
- Reverse. Line of top of letters in PENNY cuts T of TON.
211
* Halfpenny (n.d.). 28 mm. Upset.
- Obverse. As No. 210.
- Reverse. As the reverse of No. 208.
212
* Halfpenny (n.d.). 28 mm. Upset. Scarce. Pl. 19.
- Obverse. As reverse of No. 208.
- Reverse. As the reverse of the halfpenny of E. F. Dease.
213
* Halfpenny (n.d.). Normal. Scarce. Pl. 19.
- Obverse. As No. 208.
- Reverse. As the obverse of the halfpenny of Lipman Levy, of Wellington, New Zealand.
214
* Halfpenny (n.d.). 28 min. Upset.
- Obverse. As No. 208.
- Reverse. As obverse of No. 209.
216
HENDERSON, JOHN. Fremantle. Western Australia.
*Penny. 1874. 31 mm. Normal. (Stokes and Martin fecit.) Pl. 19.
- Obverse. A shield of Arms, with a swan for crest, kangaroo and emu' as sup- porters, and rose, shamrock and thistle above the scroll. JOHN HENDERSON in half circle above, PAWNBROKER below, STOKES & MARTIN in very minute capitals on the left side, and MELBOURNE on the right. The head of the kangaroo is against the N of JOHN. Beaded rim.
- Reverse. n an inner plain circle a large building, with ONE PENNY TOKEN in half circle above, 1874 below the baseline. Between the inner circle and the beaded rim PACKENHAM STREET FREEMANTLE . W.A. The N of TOKEN rests on the roof of the building, and the die shows that originally there were two letters F in FREEMANTLE and the first was erased.
217
Penny. 1874. 31 min. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 216, but the piece is of lighter metal.
- Reverse. As No. 216, but the piece is of lighter metal.
218
* Penny. 1874. 31 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 216.
- Reverse. As No. 216, but the words ONE PENNY TOKEN are shortened, and end above the roof of the building.
219
Penny. 1874. 31 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 218, but the piece is lighter metal.
- Reverse. As No. 218, but the piece is lighter metal.
220
* Penny (n.d.). 31 mm. Normal. Pl. 19.
- Obverse. As No. 216.
- Reverse. The building in centre with ONE PENNY / TOKEN in two lines under the base. PACKENHAM STREET above FREEMANTLE W.A. below.
221
Penny (n.d.). 31 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 220, but the piece is lighter metal.
- Reverse. As No. 220, but the piece is lighter metal.
222
* Penny (n.d.). 31 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 216, but the kangaroo's head is level with the N of JOHN and the emu's neck is bent backward. The maker's name is placed below the scroll instead of at the sides.
- Reverse. As No. 220.
223
* Penny (n.d.). 31 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 222, but the kangaroo's head is above N and the emu's neck is straight.
- Reverse. As No. 220. These last four pieces were struck in 1878, and are believed to have been the last tokens issued on the continent of Australia.
224
* Penny (n.d.). 31 mm. Normal. Rare.
- Obverse. As No. 223.
- Reverse. As No. 223, with ONE PENNY TOKEN incuse and retrograde just below PACKENHAM STREET. This is in the Mitchell Library Collection.
225
HENRY, R. Hobart. Tasmania.
*Penny (n.d.). 33 mm. Normal. Pl. 20.
- Obverse. WHOLESALE / AND RETAIL / IRONMONGER in three lines in centre, R. HENRY. 94 LIVERPOOL SI HOBART TOWN round within the beaded rim.
- Reverse. A group of fifteen various tools in centre, ONE PENNY TOKEN PAYABLE ON DEMAND AT R. HENRY'S. round within the beaded rim.
This piece is the only milled penny among Australian Tokens.
226
HENRY, Samuel. Deloraine. Tasmania.
*Penny. 1857. 34 mm. Normal. (W. J. Taylor fecit.) Pl. 20.
- Obverse. A beaded inner circle broken by two straight lines across centre, enclosing SAMUEL HENRY and between the inner circle and the beaded rim DELORAINE above, and EMPORIUM below.
- Reverse. A kangaroo and emu facing cach other, TASMANIA in half circle above, and 1857 below.
227
HIDE & De CARLE, Melbourne.
* Penny. 1857. 34 mm. Upset. (W. J. Taylor fecit.) Pl. 20.
- Obverse. Within a small plain circle in the centre a lion (passant regardant) supporting a shield with the right forepaw. Surrounding this and enclosed in a beaded circle, ELIZABETH STREET. MELBOURNE. and between that and the beaded rim, HIDE & DE CARLE . GROCERS & WINE MERCHANTS. The paw of the lion is above the L of ELIZABETH, the first E of the latter opposite the O of GROCERS, and the second T of STREET opposite the N of MERCHANTS.
- Reverse. Justice seated on a bale with MELBOURNE, VICTORIA. over and 1857 in the exergue. The scale pans are level with the back of the letter E.
228
* Penny. 1857. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 227.
- Reverse. Scale pans below E, less space between the words MELBOURNE and VICTORIA and the latter ends lower. Pl. 20.
229
* Penny. 1857. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 227, but while the lion's paw is at L the first E of ELIZABETH is opposite the tail of R and the second T of STREET is between the NT of MERCHANTS.
- Reverse. As 227, with scale pans just below the back of E, small space between E and V above, and the head of the figure is close under V.
230
* Penny. 1857. 34 mm. Upset. Pl. 20.
- Obverse. As No. 227, with E opposite G, paw at E, the 2nd T of STREET between TS of MERCHANTS.
- Reverse. As No. 227, with scale pans below E and head of figure under V.
231
* Penny. 1857. 34 mm. Upset.
- Obverse. As No. 230.
- Reverse. Scale pans level with back of E a wider space between E and V with the head of Justice between them.
232
* Halfpenny. 1857. 28 mm. 1857. 28 mm. Upset. Pl. 20.
- Obverse. As No. 227, with the E of ELIZABETH opposite the tail of R the lion's paw above E and the second T of STREET opposite the T of MERCHANTS.
- Reverse. As No. 227, with scale pans just below the back of E.
233
* Halfpenny. 1857. 28 mm. Upset.
- Obverse. As No. 227, with E opposite the vertical stroke of R the paw just below E and the T opposite the T of MERCHANTS.
- Reverse. As No. 227, with scale pans near the top of E.
234
* Halfpenny. 28 mm. Normal or Upset.
- Obverse. As No. 233.
- Reverse. As No. 227, with the scale pans below E and the words MELBOURNE and VICTORIA shortened, with less space between them.
235
* Halfpenny. 1857. 28 mm. Upset.
- Obverse. As No. 233.
- Reverse. As No. 227, with scale pans level with the back of E and the head of the figure closer to V.
236
* Penny. 1858. 34 mm. Upset.
- Obverse. As No. 227, with the E o ELIZABETH opposite the 0 of GROCERS lion's paw above L and the second T of STREET opposite the N of MERCHANTS. Narrow space before and after MELBOURNE.
- Reverse. As No. 227, with scale pans just below the back of the E and the date 1858.
237
* Penny. 1858. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 227, with E opposite the tail of R, paw slightly below L, T very slightly below the T of MERCHANTS. MELBOURNE shorter, leaving wider space before and after.
- Reverse. Scale pans just below the back of E.
238
* Penny. 1858. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 237.
- Reverse. Scale pans below E, head between E and V which are wider apart.
239
* Penny. 1858. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 237.
- Reverse. Scale pans down to M.
240
* Penny. 1858. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. E of ELIZABETH opposite the upper part of R, Topposite or slightly above the T of MERCHANTS. W at L.
- Reverse. Scale pans level with the back of E, narrow space between E. and V.
241
Penny. 1858. 34 mm, Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 240.
- Reverse. Pans below E, head close to V.
242
Penny. 1858. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 240.
- Reverse. As No, 241, but with the head nearer V.
243
* Penny. 1858. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. E opposite the tail of R, paw just below L, and the second T of STREET just below the T of MERCHANTS.
- Reverse. Legend in heavier lettering, a stop after MELBOURNE and none after VICTORIA. Pans just below E.
244
Penny. 1858. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 243.
- Reverse. As No. 243, but the scale pans are nearly down to M and the scales are nearer the legend, which is lower, so that the head of Justice appears higher.
245
Penny. 1858. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 243.
- Reverse. As No. 243, but with . after MELBOURNE. and VICTORIA.
246
Halfpenny. 1858. 28 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 232.
- Reverse. As No. 232, with scale pans level with the back of E.
249
HINDMARSH HOTEL. Adelaide.
*Fourpence (n.d.). 23 mm. Copper.
- Obverse. A large 4D in centre, HINDMARSH HOTEL above, . PIRIE ST. below. Beaded rim.
- Reverse. Blank. The Hindmarsh Hotel was kept by T. Cook.
This piece is often included in lists of tokens, though it was not generally circulated. It is known that other traders accepted it as current, and some pieces are found surcharged with BULL the name of another hotel, where they were received by Charlotte Smith, the hostess, as current fourpences.
249
HOBDAY AND JOBBERNS. Christchurch. New Zealand.
* Penny (n.d.). 334 mm. Normal. (Stokes & Martin fecit.)
- Obverse. DRAPERS / WATERLOO / HOUSE in three lines in centre, with short pointed bars above and below the first, HOBDAY & JOBBERNS. CHRISTCHURCH. round within the beaded rim.
- Reverse. Arms of the province of Canterbury, ADVANCE CANTERBURY on scroll, STOKES & MARTIN in minute letters below. Animals' heads touching the bars.
250
* Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal. Pl. 21.
- Obverse. As No. 249.
- Reverse. As No. 249, but the opening of the tunnel is rather larger.
251
* Perny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 249.
- Reverse. As No. 249, but with much larger opening to tunnel.
252
Penny (n.d.). 35 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 249, but a larger piece.
- Reverse. As No. 249, but a larger piece.
253
* Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 249, but the name commences lower, the word CHRISTCHURCH higher.
- Reverse. As No. 249, but the animals' heads do not touch the bars and the maker's name is omitted.
254
HODGSON, A. G. Melbourne.
*Penny. 1860. 34 mm. Normal. (Coard fecit.) Pl. 21.
- Obverse. A similar design to the issue of HIDE & DE CARLE, but having in the inner circle 13 LONSDALE STREET WEST .:. MELBOURNE ::: and in the outer, A. G. HODGSON OUTFITTER AND TAILOR : Under the base of the lion COARD LONDON in minute letters. Indented rim.
- Reverse. A female figure seated on a bale with cask and ship, MELBOURNE VICTORIA round above, 1860 in exergue. Indented rim.
255
* Penny. 1860. 34 mm. Normal. Pl. 21.
- Obverse. As No. 254, but with the word WEST omitted from the address.
- Reverse. As No. 254.
256
* Halfpenny. 1860. 28 mm. Normal. Pl. 21.
- Obverse. As No. 254.
- Reverse. As No. 254.
257
* Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Normal. Pl. 21.
- Obverse. A. G. HODGSON / OUTFITTER / &C in three lines in the centre, MELBOURNE in half circle above, 13 LONSDALE SI WEST below. Beaded rim.
- Reverse. A kangaroo and emu facing each other, VICTORIA in half circle above, 1862 in exergue. COARD LONDON in minute letters below base line.
258
* Halfpenny. 28 mm. 1862. Normal. Pl. 21.
- Obverse. As No. 257.
- Reverse. As No. 257.
259
Halfpenny. 28 mm. 1860. Normal.
- Obverse. As the obverse of No. 258.
- Reverse. As the reverse of No. 256.
260
HODGSON BROS. Bendigo. Victoria.
*Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Upset. (T. Stokes fecit.) Pl. 22.
- Obverse. In inner plain circle, HODGSON BROS / SAILORS / GULLY / & / CALIFORNIA / GULLY / BENDIGO in seven lines and between it and the beaded rim, WHOLESALE & RETAIL GROCERS & PRODUCE MERCHANTS :
- Reverse. Emu, &c., as Stokes' reverse No. 18.
261
Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 260.
- Reverse. Australian Arms as Stokes' reverse No. 13.
262
Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 260, but with less space between the commencement and end of the legend in the outer circle.
- Reverse. As No. 260.
262A
Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 262.
- Reverse. As No. 261. This variety was only described after the book was in the hands of the Printer.
263
HOLLAND AND BUTLER. Auckland. New Zealand.
*Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal. (Stokes & Martin fecit.) Pl. 22.
- Obverse. Within a plain inner circle the outline of a painter's palette, with STOKES & MARTIN above and MELBOURNE below in very minute capitals. The palette bears in four lines OIL, COLOR, & / GLASS / MERCHANTS and round within the beaded rim HOLLAND & BUTLER + 28 & 30 VICTORIA S! AUCKLAND.
- Reverse. IMPORTERS / OF / PAPERHANGINGS / GILT MOULDINGS / GLASS SHADES / & / PAINTERS MATERIALS in seven lines. Beaded rim.
264
Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 263, but owing to a flaw in the die it reads BUILER in place of BUTLER.
- Reverse. As No. 263.
This is mentioned here as it is almost as common as the complete piece and it has been claimed as a variety in the past by some collectors.
265
HOSIE, J. Melbourne.
* Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Normal. (T. Stokes fecit.)
- Obverse. Within an inner plain circle a flower and two leaves of thistle with J. HOSIE in half circle above and 10 & 12 - / BOURKE ST / EAST in three straight lines below. Between the inner circle and the beaded rim THE SCOTCH PIE SHOP : MELBOURNE :
- Reverse. An emu, &c., as Stokes' reverse No. 20.
266
* Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Upset. Pl. 22.
- Obverse. As No. 265.
- Reverse. A vine branch as Stokes' reverse No. 7.
267
* Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 265 but the bars before and after 10 & 12 are omitted the inner circle is slightly smaller and the thistle flower more upright.
- Reverse. An emu, &c., as Stokes' reverse No. 17.
268
* Penny. 1862. 35 mm. Normal. Larger series. Pl. 22.
- Obverse. Generally as No. 267, but the thistle leaves are smaller and sloped upwards and the flower is almost upright bringing it close to the bottom of O.
- Reverse. Australian Arms as Stokes' reverse No. 12.
269
* Penny. 1862. 35 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 268.
- Reverse. Australian Arms as Stokes' reverse No. 10.
270
* Penny. 1862. 35 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 268.
- Reverse. Australian Arms as Stokes' reverse No. 11.
271
Penny. 1862. 35 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 268.
- Reverse. Australian Arms as Stokes' reverse No. 14.
272
Halfpenny (n.d.). 30 mm. Brass. Normal. Pl. 22.
- Obverse. THE ORIGINAL ☆ SCOTCH PIE SHOP round within a beaded rim.
- Reverse. 12 / BOURKE ST / EAST in three straight lines. Beaded rim.
This variety is also found in copper and with various amounts surcharged on it as I/-, 1/6, 1/3, &c., suggesting that it was more used in the service of the cating-house than as a token for circulation.
273
HOWELL, John. Adelaide.
*Penny (n.d.) 34 mm. No mal. Pl. 23.
- Obverse. A short bar in centre with JOHN HOWELL / BOOKSELLER in two curved lines above and RUNDLE ST / ADELAIDE in two lines below, a stop at each side. Beaded rim.
- Reverse. A bird (the Liver) hoiding an olive branch in its beak, LIVERPOOL in half circle above, CHEAP BOOK ARCADE below. Rim beaded.
274
* Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Upset.
- Obverse. As No. 273 but with a dot instead of under the T of ST
- Reverse. As No. 273.
275
* Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal. Pl. 22.
- Obverse. As No. 273 with HINDLEY ST substituted for RUNDLE ST
- Reverse. As No. 273.
276
HURLEY, J., & Co. Wanganui. New Zealand.
*Penny (n.d.). 31 mm. Normal. (Todman fecit.) Pl. 23.
- Obverse. An inner dotted circle broken by two straight lines across centre enclosing J. HURLEY & CO, in the upper segment. SHIPPING / SUPPLIED in two lines and in the lower, WANGANUI / NEW ZEALAND in two lines. Round between the dotted circle and the beaded rim, CONFECTIONERS, BAKERS, & GROCERS. ESTABLISHED 1853.
- Reverse. A seated female with an anchor, beehive, wheatsheaves, a bale and case to left, water and ship in the distance. TODMAN LONDON in small capitals at the sides near the base of the design.
277
* Halfpenny (n.d.). 25 mm. Normal. Pl. 23.
- Obverse. As No. 276.
- Reverse. As No. 276. This variety is also found in brass.
278
HUTTON, G. Hobart. Tasmania.
*Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal. (W. J. Taylor fecit.) Pl. 23.
- Obverse. A crosscut saw and sickle in centre and round within the beaded rim, G. HUTTON IRONMONGER. HOBART TOWN.
- Reverse. A kangaroo and emu facing each other. No legend. Varieties of this piece are described with the point of the sickle at varying distances from the saw apparently due to more or less choking of the die. A pattern in brass in the Mitchell Library has the point almost in contact with the saw.
279
* Halfpenny (n.d.). 28 mm. Normal. Pl. 23.
- Obverse. As No. 278.
- Reverse. As No. 278.
280
HYDE, Robert & Co. Melbourne.
*Penny. 1857. 34 mm. Normal. (W. J. Taylor fecit.) Pl. 23.
- Obverse. Within a plain inner circle, GENERAL / MARINE / STORE/ SHIPPERS OF / RAGS GLASS / METALS &c. in seven lines with a straight bar between the third and fourth and between the inner circle and the beaded rim, ROBERT HYDE & CO above and MELBOURNE below.
- Reverse. Australian Arms, PEACE & PLENTY over, 1857 below. Rim beaded.
281
* Halfpenny. 1857. 28 mm. Normal. Pl. 24.
- Obverse. As No. 280.
- Reverse. As No. 280.
282
* Halfpenny. 1857. 28 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 281, with a larger inner circle and the word GENERAL longer.
- Reverse. As No. 281.
283
* Penny. 1861. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As the obve se of No. 280.
- Reverse. As the reverse of No. 280 except date 1861.
284
* Penny. 1861. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 280 but there is no under the o of Co and the & is between the ET of METALS not under T. The word GENERAL is also longer. Beaded rim.
- Reverse. As No. 283.
285
* Halfpenny. 1861. 28 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As the obverse of No. 283, with the S of METALS clear to the left of the first S of GLASS.
- Reverse. As No. 283.
286
* Halfpenny. 1861. 28 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As the obverse of No. 283, but the S of METALS is partly under the first S of GLASS, the inner circle is slightly larger and the word GENERAL longer.
- Reverse. As No. 285.
287
* Halfpenny. 1861. 28 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 285 with the S of METALS quite under the first S of GLASS.
- Reverse. As No. 285.
288
Halfpenny. 1861. 28 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 285, but the S of METALS is slightly to the right of the first S of GLASS, the inner circle is decidedly larger and there is more space between the fifth and sixth lines.
- Reverse. As No. 285.
291
IREDALE & Co. Sydney.
*Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal. (Heaton & Sons fecit.) Pl. 24.
- Obverse. Within an inner plain circle, IREDALE & CO straight across centre with ESTABLISHED / 1820 in two lines above, a short bar and SYDNEY under. Between the inner circle and the indented rim, IRON MERCHANTS AND GENERAL IRONMONGERS, a five-pointed star below with the odd point downwards.
- Reverse. Britannia with olive branch and trident. BRITANNIA over. A minute H & S on the rock behind the shield.
292
* Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 291, with the I of IREDALE opposite the H of MERCHANTS and small oval o in C.
- Reverse. Justice standing, AUSTRALIA over. A minute G among the fruits falling from the cornucopia.
293
* Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 291, but with the I of IREDALE opposite the CH of MERCHANTS.
- Reverse. As No. 292.
294
* Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal. Pl. 24.
- Obverse. I opposite C a large oval 0 in CO opposite the first N of IRONMONGER, a small stop after GENERAL, the bar above SYDNEY higher, and the five-pointed star at the bottom has the odd point upwards. Rim beaded.
- Reverse. As No. 292, with scale pans to middle of A.
295
* Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 294.
- Reverse. As No. 292, with scale pans at top of A.
296
Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 294, without the small stop after GENERAL This is probably the result of a damaged die.
- Reverse. As No. 295.
297
* Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Upset. Pl. 24.
- Obverse. As No. 291, with I opposite CH and a small round o in C., the word SYDNEY is extended and the five-pointed star has the odd point downwards.
- Reverse. Scale pans at bottom of A.
298
* Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 297.
- Reverse. As No. 297, with the scale pans well below A.
299
JAMIESON, W. W., & Co. Warnambool. Victoria.
*Penny. 1862. 34 inm. Normal. (Heaton & Sons fecit.) Pl. 27.
- Obverse. W. W. JAMIESON / & CO / STOREKEEPERS in three straight lines across centre, a short bar above and below, LIEBIG STREET in half circle over and WARRNAMBOOL under within the beaded rim.
- Reverse. Justice standing, AUSTRALIA over, 1862 in the exergue. Minute G among fruit. Beaded rim.
300
JARVEY, William Andrew. Hobart. Tasmania.
*Penny (n.d.). 33 mm. Normal. Pl. 24.
- Obverse. PAWNBROKER / AND GENERAL / CLOTHIER in three straight lines across centre with WILLIAM ANDREW JARVEY HOBART TOWN round within the indented rim.
- Reverse. Three balls suspended by bars to a bracket in centre, ONE PENNY TOKEN PAYABLE AT W. A. JARVEY'S. MURRAY STREET. round within the indented rim.
301
* Penny (n.d.). 33 mm. Normal. Pl. 25.
- Obverse. As No. 300.
- Reverse. Has the three balls suspended by chains from a bar which points left to the O of TOKEN. The same legend. Indented rim.
302
* Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 300.
- Reverse. Balls on chains, the bar lower pointing to the T of TOKEN, the centre chain is shorter.
303
Penny (n.d.). 35 mm. Normal. Scarce.
- Obverse. As No. 300.
- Reverse. As No. 302, but the bar is longer, and points between T and () and on the right is closer to the initial W.
304
JONES, David. Ballarat. Victoria.
* Penny. 1862. 32 mm. Normal. Pl. 25.
- Obverse. DAVID JONES / IMPORTER / BALLAARAT / ESTAB : 1853 in four lines in centre, * CRITERION DRAPERY ESTABLISH- MENT * WHOLESALE & RETAIL. round within the beaded rim.
- Reverse. A view of the shop in the centre with CRITERION HOUSE / STURT ST above and BALLAARAT / 1862 / DAVID JONES PROPRIETOR in three lines below. Beaded rim.
305
JONES, T. H., & Co. Ipswich. Queensland.
*Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal. (Heaton & Sons fecit.)
- Obverse. Within an inner circle, T. H. JONES / & CO / IPSWICH / QUEENSLAND / AUSTRALIA in five lines and round within the beaded rim, IRONMONGERS & GENERAL IMPORTERS and a small cross at the bottom.
- Reverse. Justice standing, AUSTRALIA over, head almost under R and scale pans level with the top of A.
306
* Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 305.
- Reverse. As No. 305, but with the head between R and A, the scale bar almost touching U.
307
* Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal. Pl. 25.
- Obverse. As No. 305.
- Reverse. As No. 305, with head partly under A and scale pans down to the middle of A.
308
JONES AND WILLIAMSON. Dunedin. New Zealand.
*Penny. 1858. 34 mm. Normal. (W. J. Taylor fecit.) Pl. 25.
- Obverse. JONES & WILLIAMSON / WHOLESALE / & / RETAIL GROCERS, / WINE, SPIRIT, / & PROVISION / MERCHANTS / DUNEDIN in nine lines. Beaded rim.
- Reverse. Justice seated on a bale, &c., NEW ZEALAND over, 1858 in exergue. Beaded rim.
309
JOSEPHS, R. Newtown. Tasmania.
*Penny. 1855. 34 mm. Normal. (W. J. Taylor fecit.) Pl. 25.
- Obverse. A representation of the toll-gate with birds flying over, NEW TOWN TOLL GATE in half circle above and * R. JOSEPHS * under. Beaded rim.
- Reverse. Justice scated on a bale, &c. VAN DIEMEN'S LAND in half circle above, 1855 in exergue. Beaded rim.
310
* Halfpenny. 1855. 28 mm. Normal. Pl. 25.
- Obverse. As No. 309.
- Reverse. As No. 309.
311
KIRKCALDIE AND STAINS. Wellington. New Zealand.
*Penny (n.d.). 31 mm. Normal. Pl. 26.
- Obverse. GENERAL / DRAPERS / AND / OUTFITTERS in four lines in centre and KIRKCALDIE & STAINS . WELLINGTON . round within the indented rim.
- Reverse. Arms and crest. Motto on scroll FORTISSIMA VERITAS. KIRKCALDIE & STAINS in half circle above and .WELLINGTON. below.
312
* Halfpenny (n.d.). Normal. 25 mm. Pl. 26.
- Obverse. As No. 311.
- Reverse. As No. 311.
313
LARCOMBE & Co. Brisbane. Queensland.
*Penny (n.d.). 33 mm. Normal. (W. J. Taylor fecit.) Pl. 26.
- Obverse. ONE / PENNY in two straight lines in centre with a pointed bar above and below. LARCOMBE & COMPY in half circle above, BRISBANE below. An ornamental cross at sides. Indented rim.
- Reverse. LARCOMBE / & / COMPY in three straight lines in centre, FURNISHING DRAPERS TAILORS &C round within the indented rim. A short ornamental bar above and below the centre lines and an ornamental cross at the bottom.
314
* Penny (n.d.). 33 mm. 33 mm. Normal. Pl. 26.
- Obverse. As No. 313.
- Reverse. An emu in centre with W. J. TAYLOR under in minute capitals, CRITERION . BRISBANE & ROCKHAMPTON. round within the beaded rim.
315
LAZARUS, S. & S. Melbourne.
*Penny (n.d.). 35 mm. Normal. (W. J. Taylor fecit.) Pl. 26. Scarce.
- Obverse. S & S LAZARUS / WHOLESALE / AND RETAIL / FANCY REPOSITORY / 29, 30, 31, 69, 70, & 71 / QUEEN'S / ARCADE / MELBOURNE in eight lines. Beaded rim.
- Reverse. IMPORTERS / OF / BIRMINGHAM / AND / SHEFFIELD / WARE / STATIONERY & in seven lines. Beaded rim.
316
Penny (n.d.). 35 mm. Normal. Scarce.
- Obverse. As No. 315, with the S of QUEEN'S between the figures 70 instead of directly under 7.
- Reverse. As No. 315.
317
Penny (n.d.). 35 mm. Normal. Scarce.
- Obverse. As No. 315, but with S a little to the left of the figure 7.
- Reverse. As No. 315.
318
LEESON, J. D. Sale. Victoria.
*Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Normal. (T. Stokes fecit.) Pl. 26.
- Obverse. Within a plain inner circle FANCY / MUSEUM / SALE in three lines of large capitals and round within the beaded rim, J. D. LEESON : WATCHMAKER & JEWELLER:
- Reverse.Australian Arms as Stokes' reverse No. 14.
319
LEIGH, J. M. Sydney.
*Penny (n.d.)33 mm. Normal. Pl. 27.
- Obverse. TOBACCONIST / 524 GEORGE STREET in two straight lines across centre, J. M. LEIGH in half circle above and SYDNEY below. Indented rim.
- Reverse. Britannia seated with olive branch and trident, BRITANNIA over. Indented rim.
320
LEVI BROTHERS. Melbourne.
*Penny. 1855. 34 mm. Normal. (W. J. Taylor fecit.) Pl. 27.
- Obverse. Within an inner beaded circle IMPORTERS / OF / FANCY / GOODS in four lines, and between it and the beaded rim, LEVY BROTHERS. ARCADE, MELBOURNE.
- Reverse. Justice seated on a bale, AUSTRALIA over, 1855 in the exergue. Beaded rim.
321
LEVY, LIPMAN. Wellington. New Zealand.
*Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal. (W. J. Taylor fecit.) Pl. 27.
- Obverse. Round within the indented rim, LIPMAN LEVY . WELLINGTON. NEW ZEALAND. and five lines in the centre, IMPORTER / AND / MANUFACTURER / OF BOOTS / & SHOES.
- Reverse. ONE PENNY TOKEN . PAYABLE AT L. LEVYS LAMBTON QUAY. round within the indented rim, with LEATHER / & GRINDERY / OF ALL / DESCRIPTION / THE TRADE / SUPPLIED in six lines within.
322
* Halfpenny (n.d.). 28 mm. Normal. Pl. 27.
- Obverse. As No. 321.
- Reverse. As No. 321.
323
* Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal. Rare. Pl. 27.
- Obverse. As No. 321.
- Reverse. A laureated head of Wellington with WELLINGTON & ERIN GO BRAGH round within the beaded rim.
324
* Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal. Rare. Pl. 27.
- Obverse. As No. 321.
- Reverse. Britannia seated on a rock, with olive branch and wand, AUSTRALIA over, W. J. TAYLOR in minute letters on base. Indented rim.
325
Halfpenny (n.d.). 28 mm. Normal. Scarce.
- Obverse. As No. 321.
- Reverse. As the obverse of Hedberg halfpenny, No. 213. A mule.
326
LICENSED VICTUALLERS ASSOCN. Auckland. New Zealand.
*Penny. 1871. 31 mm. Normal. (J. Moore fecit.) Pl. 28.
- Obverse. Within an inner beaded circle, ESTABLISHED IN / NEW / ZEALAND / APRIL 4 / 1871 in five lines, and between it and the beaded rim, AUCKLAND LICENSED VICTUALLERS ASSOCIATION.
- Reverse. A laureated head of Queen Victoria in a beaded circle, and between it and the beaded rim, VICTORIA . BORN MAY 24 1819. the front curl of hair touches the inner circle just above the figure 2.
327
* Penny. 1871. 31 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 326.
- Reverse. As No. 326, but the curl ends between 2 and 4.
328
* Penny. 1871. 31 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 326, with the inner circle slightly larger and more space between the beginning and end of legend round rim.
- Reverse. As No. 326.
329
LIPSCOMBE, H. Hobart. Tasmania.
*Penny (n.d.). 33 mm. Normal. Pl. 28.
- Obverse. A group of various fruits in the centre, with H. LIPSCOMBE MURRAY STREET HOBART TOWN. ::: SEEDSMAN & SALESMAN ::: round within the indented rim.
- Reverse. ONE PENNY TOKEN in two straight lines across centre, SHIPPING SUPPLIED WITH ALL KINDS OF COLONIAL PRODUCE Indented rim.
330
* Penny (n.d.). 33 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 329.
- Reverse. As No. 329, but with wider space between SHIPPING and the orna- mental stop, also there is no . before SHIPPING but one is placed after PRODUCE.
331
LLOYD, W. F. & D. L. Wollongong. New South Wales.
*Penny. 1859.34 mm. Normal. Pl. 28.
- Obverse. W. F. & D. L. LLOYD / DRAPERS GROCERS / WINE ; & SPIRIT / MERCHANTS / WOLLONGONG in six lines within a beaded rim.
- Reverse. Within an inner plain circle the Australian Arms, and round between it and the beaded rim COLONIAL PRODUCE . above, TAKEN IN (1859) EXCHANGE . below.
332
Halfpenny. 1859. 28 mm. Normal. Pl. 28.
- Obverse. As No. 331.
- Reverse. As No. 331. Rare, and seldom, found in good condition.
333
LOVE AND ROBERTS. Wagga Wagga. New South Wales.
Penny. 1864. 34 mm. Normal. (T. Stokes fecit.).
- Obverse. LOVE & ROBERTS straight across, with WAGGA WAGGA curved above and STOREKEEPERS / NEW SOUTH WALES in two curved lines below. The V of LOVE points to the middle of the S of STOREKEEPERS. Beaded rim.
- Reverse. A kangaroo and emu facing, NEW SOUTH WALES over, 1804 at the bottom, T. STOKES in small letters at the left side, and MELBOURNE on the right. Beaded rim. As No. 72. Pl. 8.
334
Penny. 1864. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 333, but the word STOREKEEPERS is lower and extended, bringing the point of V to the top of S. as in No. 337.
- Reverse. As No. 72. Pl. 8.
335
* Penny. 1865. 34 mm. Normal. Pl. 28.
- Obverse. As No. 333.
- Reverse. A plough with T. STOKES MELBOURNE in small letters under the base and 1865 below, also THE COMMERCIAL PASTORAL & FARMING INTERESTS : round within the beaded rim. The maker's name does not touch the base, and the plough handles touch the lower part of N and G of FARMING.
336
* Penny. 34 mm. 1865. Normal. Pl. 28.
- Obverse. As No. 334.
- Reverse. As No. 335, but plough handles top of NG and maker's name touches the base.
337
* Penny. 1865. 34 mm. Upset. Pl. 28.
- Obverse. As No. 333, but the word STOREKEEPERS is lower and more extended, bringing the point of V to the top of S.
- Reverse. As No. 335. Normal.
338
Penny. 1865. 34 mm.
- Obverse. As No. 337.
- Reverse. As No. 336.
339
MACGREGOR, J. Sydn.y.
*Penny (n.d.). 31 mm. Normal. Pl. 29.
- Obverse. Within an inner beaded circle, 320, / GEORGE STREET / SYDNEY in three straight lines with J. MACGREGOR curved above, and between it and the beaded rim, THE CITY TEA WARE-HOUSE
- Reverse. Australian Arms in centre, with ESTABLISHED above, 1855 below, enclosed in a beaded circle, and between it and the beaded rim, THE SULTAN'S STEAM COFFEE WORKS SYDNEY.
340
* Halſpenny (n.d.). 25 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 339.
- Reverse. As No. 339. These are believed to have been the last tokens issued in New South Wales, as they were only received in the Colony just as the Act suppressing tokens was passed.
341
MARKS, Morris. Auckland. New Zealand.
*Penny (n.d.) Brass. 30 mm. Normal. Pl. 29.
- Obverse. MORRIS MARKS , PAWNBROKER 1 AND / SALESMAN , CORNER OF QUEEN ST/ WELLESLEY SI / AUCKLAND in seven lines, with an ornamental bar between the fifth and sixth.
- Reverse. Three balls in an inner plain circle, no legend, beaded rim. Beaded rim.
342
MARSH, H. J., & BROTHER. Hobart. Tasmania.
*Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal. Pl. 29.
- Obverse. H. J. MARSH & BROTHER .HOBART TOWN. round within the beaded rim with IRONMONGERS / MURRY AND / COLLINS ST in three lines in centre.
- Reverse. A scythe and two other tools enclosed in a small double circle in centre with PAYABLE AT above and a spade and fork below, and within the beaded rini ONE SHILLING FOR 2 PENNY TOKENS. H. J. MARSH & BROTHER.
343
* Penny (n.d.). 33 mm. Normal. Pl. 29.
- Obverse. Legend as No. 342, but all in larger type, the I of IRONMONGERS is above the initial J. the address has MURRAY not MURRY and the rim is indented.
- Reverse. A scythe, hay, and chaff knife with spade and fork below in the centre and legend similar to No. 342. The spade handle is to the left. Indented rim.
344
* Penny (n.d.). 33 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 343.
- Reverse. A different arrangement of the tools, with a longer handle to the hay knife, and the handle of the spade is to the right. Legend as No. 343. Indented rim.
345
* Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 343, but with the word IRONMONGER lower, with its first and last letters almost touching the line below.
- Reverse. As No. 344.
346
* Halfpenny (n.d.). 27 mm. Normal. Pl. 29.
- Obverse. IRONMONGERS straight across centre, with J. MARSH & BROTHER . HOBART TOWN. round within the beaded rim.
- Reverse. An auxiliary steamer in the centre, and HALFPENNY TOKEN TO FACILITATE TRADE. round within the beaded rim.
347
* Halfpenny (n.d.). 26 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 346, but the piece being smaller, no beaded rim is shown. In the Mitchell Library.
- Reverse. As No. 346, but the piece being smaller, no beaded rim is shown. In the Mitchell Library.
348
Halfpenny (n.d.). 27 mm. Normal. Rare.
- Obverse. As No. 346, but with milled edge.
- Reverse. As No. 346, but with milled edge.
349
MARTIN, John. Adelaide. South Australia.
* Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal. (Heaton & Sons fecit.) Pl. 29.
- Obverse. JOHN MARTIN / GROCER / AND / TEA DEALER / 29 / RUNDLE STREET / ADELAIDE in seven lines, with ornamental bar between the first and second lines, and a short plain one between the sixth and seventh. Beaded rim.
- Reverse. Justice standing with AUSTRALIA over, a minute G among the fruits. Beaded rim.
350
MARTIN AND SACH. Adelaide. South Australia.
*Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal. (Heaton and Sons fecit.) Pl. 30.
- Obverse. IRONMONGERS straight across centre, MARTIN & SACH curved above . ADELAIDE . below. Beaded rim.
- Reverse. Justice standing with AUSTRALIA over. Minute G among fruits. Beaded rim. Scale pans level with the top of the first A of AUSTRALIA.
351
* Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 350.
- Reverse. As No. 350, but the scale pans are level with the bottom of the A.
352
* Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 350.
- Reverse. As No. 350, but the scale pans are well below A.
353
MASON AND CULLEY. Williamstown. Victoria.
Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal. Very rare. Pl. 30.
- Obverse. Within an inner plain circle, MASON 1 & / CULLEY in three lines and between it and the beaded rim, GENERAL STORES. above WILLIAMSTOWN below.
- Reverse. Britannia seated facing to right, trident in right hand and scales in left. VICTORIA over. Beaded rim.
354
MASON, STRUTHERS & Co. Christchurch. New Zealand.
*Penny (n.d.). 31 mm. Normal. (Stokes & Martin fecit.) Pl. 30.
- Obverse. In inner plain circle WHOLESALE / AND / RETAIL / IRONMONGERS in four lines with quadruple scroll interlacing words. The scroll cuts the letters T and A of RETAIL. Round within the beaded rim MASON STRUTHERS & CO with STOKES & MARTIN. MELBOURNE in very minute letters below. A plain circle just inside the beaded rim.
- Reverse. A Maori head with ONE PENNY behind and TOKEN in front surrounded by a plain circle just within the beaded rim.
355
* Penny (n.d.). 31 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 354 but the scroll work is all clear of the words and there is after CO.
- Reverse. As No. 354.
356
MATHER, R. Andrew. Hobart. Tasmania.
*Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Upset. (Heaton & Sons fecit.) Pl. 30.
- Obverse. FAMILY / DRAPER / &c. in three lines in centre, R. ANDREW MATHER. HOBART TOWN. round within the beaded rim. The tail of the initial R is above the D of DRAPERS. A line drawn from the left top point of T of HOBART through the apex of A of DRAPER passes just left of the point of M of FAMİLY and touches the left top point of W in the line above. FAMILY is 18 mm. long.
- Reverse. Justice standing with TASMANIA over. Minute G among fruit.
357
* Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Upset.
- Obverse. As No. 356 with the tail of R level with top of D. A line from the top left point of T of HOBART through the apex of A of DRAPER passes left of M and cuts the middle of E of ANDREW. FAMILY is 19 mm. long.
- Reverse. As No. 356.
358
* Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Upset.
- Obverse. As No. 356 with the tail of R above D. and the line from T through the apex of A passes left of M and also E of ANDREW. FAMILY 19 mm.
- Reverse. As No. 356. 359. McCAUL, George. Grahamstown. New Zealand.
359
McCAUL, George. Grahamstown. New Zealand.
*Penny. 1874. 34 mm. Normal. (T. Stokes fecit.) Pl. 30.
- Obverse. Within an inner plain circle COPPERSMITH / TINSMITH / PLUMBER / AND / GASFITTER in five lines of small plain capitals, GEORGE MCCAUL above, GRAHAMSTOWN below with 18 to left and 74 to right all in Old English characters. Between the inner circle and the beaded rim. . . N . E . W. Z.E.A.L.A.N.D.
- Reverse. In an inner plain circle a view of a working mine with ADVANCE / THAMES GOLDFIELDS in two lines under. Between the inner circle and the beaded rim are sixteen dots at equal distances.
360
MCFARLANE, J. Melbourne.
*Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal. Pl. 30.
- Obverse. J. MCFARLANE / WHOLESALE & RETAIL / GROCER in three lines in centre and round within the beaded rim CORNER OF ELIZABETH & LONSDALE-STS. MELBOURNE.
- Reverse. A standing female with olive branch in right hand, the left hand resting on the head of a gambolling lamb and on her right side a very placid looking lion. PEACE AND PLENTY round above within the beaded rim.
361
Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 360 with the omission of the , after MELBOURNE.
- Reverse. As No. 360. Pl. 31.
362
MEARS, J. W., Wellington. New Zealand.
*Halfpenny (n.d.). 29 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. A saddle in the centre, J. W. MEARS . LAMBTON QUAY WELLINGTON. round within the beaded rim.
- Reverse. ONE HALFPENNY TOKEN / PAYABLE / AT / J. W. MEARS / COLLAR & / HARNESS / MAKER / NEW ZEALAND. in eight lines.
363
MERRINGTON, J. M., & Co. Nelson. New Zealand.
*Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal. (Heaton & Sons fecit.) Pl. 31.
- Obverse. J. M. MERRINGTON & CO / WHOLESALE , & / RETAIL / DRAPERS /&/OUTFITTERS / NELSON in eight lines. Beaded rim.
- Reverse. Justice standing, ADVANCE NEW ZEALAND over. Beaded rim.
364
MERRY AND BUSH, Queensland.
*Penny. 1863. 34 mm. Normal. (W. J. Taylor fecit.) Pl. 31.
- Obverse. MERRY & BUSH curved over QUEENSLAND in centre and round within the beaded rim, MERCHANTS & GENERAL IMPORTERS 1863.
- Reverse. Australian Arms with PEACE & PLENTY over. Beaded rim.
365
MERRY AND BUSH, Queensland.
Penny. 1863. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 364 with the name beginning lower bringing the first stroke of M level with the first stroke of H in MERCHANTS.
- Reverse. As No. 364.
366
MERRY, T. F., & Co. Toowoomba. Queensland.
*Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Norinal. (W. J. Taylor fecit.) Pl. 31.
- Obverse. GENERAL / MERCHANTS in two lines across centre, T. F. MERRY & Co in half circle above, TOOWOOMBA below, the A of the last word being clear of the S of MERCHANTS. Beaded rim.
- Reverse. Australian Arms. PEACE & PLENTY over. Beaded rim. A pattern in brass is in the Mitchell Collection.
367
* Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 366 but the circle of legend is slightly less in diameter bringing the A of TOOWOOMBA partly under the S of MERCHANTS.
- Reverse. As No. 366.
368
* Halfpenny (n.d.). 28 mm. Normal. Pl. 31.
- Obverse. As No. 367.
- Reverse. As No. 366. Pl. 31.
369
METCALFE AND LLOYD. Sydney.
*Penny. 1863. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. METCALFE/& / LLOYD / 478 GEORGE ST in four lines in centre, SHIPPING AND FAMILY GROCERS SYDNEY round within the beaded rim.
- Reverse. WINE / AND / SPIRIT / MERCHANTS in four lines in centre, PURVEYORS OF THE CONCENTRATED FAMILY COFFEE. 1863. round within the beaded rim.
369
METCALFE AND LLOYD. Sydney.
*Penny. 1863. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. METCALFE/& / LLOYD / 478 GEORGE ST in four lines in centre, SHIPPING AND FAMILY GROCERS SYDNEY round within the beaded rim.
- Reverse. WINE / AND / SPIRIT / MERCHANTS in four lines in centre, PURVEYORS OF THE CONCENTRATED FAMILY COFFEE. 1863. round within the beaded rim.
370
* Halfpenny. 1863. 28 mm. Normal. Pl. 32.
- Obverse. As No. 369.
- Reverse. As No. 369.
371
MILLER BROTHERS. Melbourne.
*Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Normal. (T. Stokes fecit.) Pl. 32.
- Obverse. A buggy in the centre with COACH over and BUILDERS under. MILLER BROTHERS MELBOURNE round within the beaded rim.
- Reverse. A vine branch as Stokes' reverse No. 1.
372
* Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Upset.
- Obverse. As No. 371.
- Reverse. Vine branch as Stokes reverse No. 7.
373
* Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 371.
- Reverse. Australian Arms as Stokes' reverse No. 13.
374
* Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 371.
- Reverse. An emu, &c., as Stokes' reverse No. 17.
375
MILLER AND DISMORR. Melbourne.
*Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Upset. (Smith & Kemp fecit.) Pl. 32.
- Obverse. DRAPERS / HABERDASHERS &c / COLLINS . SI in three lines in centre with MILLER & DISMORR above and MELBOURNE below within the beaded rim.
- Reverse. ONE / PENNY / TOKEN in three lines of large capitals with SMITH & KEMP. BIRM. in minute letters at the bottom. Beaded rim.
376
MILNER AND THOMPSON. Christchurch. New Zealand. Large Series
*Penny. 1881. 34 mm. Normal. Pl. 32.
- Obverse. A group of musical instruments, wreathed, with a cherub above and radiated, CHRISTCHURCH / 1881 in two lines below. The first ray points to the top of the first C and the last just passes the final Hof CHRISTCHURCH. Round within the indented rim, MILNER & THOMPSON'S CANTERBURY MUSIC DEPOT & PIANOFORTE WAREHOUSE.
- Reverse. A landscape with a Maori standing with shield, spear, &c., a mountain in the distance. NEW to left and ZEALAND to right above.
377
* Penny. 1881. 34 mm. Normal. Pl. 32.
- Obverse. Generally as No. 376, but the first ray touches the top of the first H and the last the final C of CHRISTCHURCH.
- Reverse. A bust of a Maori chief with shield and spear. ADVANCE NEW ZEALAND round above within the indented rim.
378
* Penny. 1881. 34 mm. Upset.
- Obverse. As the reverse of No. 376.
- Reverse. As the reverse of No. 377.
379
MILNER AND THOMPSON. Christchurch. New Zealand. Small Series
* Penny. 1881. 32 mm. Normal. Pl. 32.
- Obverse. Design similar to No. 376 with the first and last rays passing clear of the word CHRISTCHURCH. Indented rim.
- Reverse. As No. 377.
380
* Penny. 1881. 32 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 379.
- Reverse. As No. 376.
381
* Penny. 1881. 32 mm. Normal. Pl. 33.
- Obverse. As No. 379.
- Reverse. SOLE AGENTS / FOR / JOHN BRINSMEAD / & SONS / PIANOS in five lines in centre with MILNER & THOMPSON'S CANTERBURY MUSIC DEPOT & PIANOFORTE WAREHOUSE. round within the indented rim.
382
* Penny. 1881. 32 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As the reverse of No. 381.
- Reverse. As No. 377, but the chief's head is smaller and the omaments in the hair differ, the spear is more slender and the lettering of the legend smaller.
383
* Penny. 1881. 32 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As the reverse of No. 381.
- Reverse. As the reverse of No. 376 with slight difference in the plant near his left hand.
384
MOIR, Joseph. Hobart. Tasmania.
*Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal. Pl. 33.
- Obverse. JOSEPH MOIR / WHOLESALE / AND / RETAIL / IRONMONGERY / ESTABLISHMENT / 1850 / HOBART TOWN in eight lines. Indented rim.
- Reverse. ECONOMY HOUSE / ONE / PENNY TOKEN / PAYABLE / ON DEMAND / HERE / MURRY STREET in seven lines. Indented rim.
385
MORGAN, William. Adelaide. South Australia.
*Penny. 1858. 34 mm. Normal. (W. J. Taylor fecit.) Pl. 33.
- Obverse. WILLIAM MORGAN / WHOLESALE / & / RETAIL / GROCER / HINDLEY STREET / ADELAIDE in seven lines within a beaded rim.
- Reverse. Justice seated on a bale, &c. AUSTRALIA over, 1858 in exergue. Beaded rim.
386
* Penny. 1858. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 385.
- Reverse. As No. 385 with the word AUSTRALIA in smaller letters and the head between R and A instead of under A.
387
MORRIN & Co. Auckland. New Zealand.
*Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal. Pl.
- Obverse. A palm tree in centre, with QUEEN STREET above in half circle and AUCKLAND below and round within the teaded rim, MORRIN & CO GROCERS, WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANTS The topmost frond of the tree is under the S of STREET.
- Reverse. A standing figure of justice with scales and cornucopia, a digger and a Maori holding hands in the distance. ADVANCE AUCKLAND above within the beaded rim.
388
* Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 387, with the tree varicd bringing the top frond under ST and a smaller base.
- Reverse. As No. 387.
389
Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 388.
- Reverse. As No. 387, with the words ADVANCE AUCKLAND contracted, bringing the head between A and U.
391
MOUBRAY, LUSH & Co. Melbourne.
*Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal. (Heaton & Sons fecit.) Pl. 33.
- Obverse. MOUBRAY LUSH curved above, MELBOURNE below enclosing & C° / DRAPERS in two lines. Beaded rim.
- Reverse. Justice standing with cornucopia, &c. AUSTRALIA over. А minute G among fruit. Beaded rim.
392
MULLIGAN, D. T. Rockhampton. Queensland.
*Penny. 1863. 34 mm. Normal. (W. J. Taylor fecit.) Pl. 33.
- Obverse. ROCKHAMPTON straight across centre, QUEENSLAND STORES in half circle above and D. T. MULLIGAN below. Beaded rim.
- Reverse. Australian Arms with ADVANCE AUSTRALIA the scroll. QUEENSLAND above 1863 below. Beaded rim.
393
* Halfpenny. 1863. 28 mm. Normal. Pl. 34.
- Obverse. As No. 392.
- Reverse. As No. 392.
394
* Halfpenny. 1863. 28 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 392, but the word ROCKHAMPTON shorter.
- Reverse. As No. 392.
395
MURRAY AND CHRISTIE. Castlenaine. Victoria.
*Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Upset. (T. Stokes fecit.) Pl. 34.
- Obverse. MURRAY / AND CHRISTIE / CASTLEMAINE in four lines, with a scroll between the third and fourth. Beaded rim.
- Reverse. GROCERS / IRONMONGERS / CHINA & GLASS / WARE / MERCHANTS in five lines. The R of GROCERS exactly over the G of IRONMONGERS. Beaded rim.
396
Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Upset.
- Obverse. As No. 395.
- Reverse. As No. 395, but the word GROCERS is longer, bringing the second R over the space between G and E in the line below. The word WARE is shorter with the E exactly over the N in the line below.
397
* Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Upset.
- Obverse. As the reverse of No. 395.
- Reverse. Australian Arms as Stokes' reverse No. 13.
398
Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 397, with slight variation of the letters R, G, L and E in the four lines in their respective positions.
- Reverse. As No. 397.
399
NEW ZEALAND.
*Penny. 1879. 30 mm. Normal. (J. Moore fccit.) Pl. 34. Rare.
- Obverse. A laureated head of Queen Victoria with a rose, thistle flower and shamrock leaf below, VICTORIA QUEEN OF GREAT BRITAIN round above within the beaded rim.
- Reverse. Britannia seated helmeted with trident in right hand, a shield and palm branch held by left, NEW ZEALAND above, 1879 in exergue. Beaded rim. Only twelve struck (Roth & Hull).
400
NICHOLAS, A. Hobart. Tasmania.
* Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal. Pl. 34. Rare.
- Obverse. A. NICHOLAS / 30 / LIVERPOOL ST in three lines in centre with scroll, LIVERPOOL TEA WAREHOUSE . HOBARTON , round within the indented rim.
- Reverse. The Arms of Liverpool, England.
401
NICHOLAS, Alfred. Hobart.
*Penny (n.d.). 33 mm. Normal. Pl. 34.
- Obverse. LIVERPOOL / TEA WAREHOUSE ! LIVERPOOL Sr in three straight lines in centre, ALFRED NICHOLAS curved above and HOBART TOWN below. Rim indented.
- Reverse. Britannia scated with trident in left and olive branch with cleven leaves in the right hand, BRITANNIA over. Indented rim.
402
* Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 401.
- Reverse. As No. 401, but the olive branch has only ten leaves. Indented rim.
403
* Halſpenny (n.d.). 26 mm. Normal. Pl. 34.
- Obverse. As No. 401.
- Reverse. As No. 401, but the olive branch has only cight leaves.
404
NICHOLS, George. Melbourne.
*Penny. 1862. 35 mm. Normal. (T. Stokes fecit.) Pl. 35.
- Obverse. Within a plain inner circle : GEORGE NICHOLS : OPPOSITE / CORNER / TO / POST / OFFICE in six lines and between it and the beaded rim, BOOKSELLER & STATIONER , MELBOURNE.
- Reverse. Australian Arms as Stokes' reverse No. 11.
405
* Penny. 1862. 35 mm. Upset.
- Obverse. As No. 404.
- Reverse. Australian Arms as Stokes' reverse No. 10.
406
NOKES, James. Melbourne.
*Halfpenny. 1854 (?). 28 mm. Normal. (W. J. Taylor fecit.) Pl. 35.
- Obverse. GROCER straight across centre, JAMES NOKES in half circle above, MELBOURNE below. Indented rim.
- Reverse. IN COMMEMORATION OF THE LANDING OF -.- round, SIR / CHARLES / HOTHAM / 22V JUNE / 1854 in five lines in the centre. Indented rim.
407
* Halfpenny (n.d.). 28 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 406.
- Reverse. Britannia seated with wand and olive branch, AUSTRALIA over. Indented rim. Pl. 35.
408
PALMER, B. Sydney.
*Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal. Pl. 35.
- Obverse. PALMER / PITT & KING ST/SYDNEY in three lines in centre, WHOLESALE curved above, WINE & SPIRIT DEPOT below. Beaded rim.
- Reverse. A bird (Liver) with olive branch in beak, LIVERPOOL above, ARMS below. Beaded rim.
409
PARKER, R. Geelong. Victoria.
*Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal. (Heaton and Sons fecit.) Pl. 35.
- Obverse. R. PARKER in bold open capitals curved above an ornamental bar 7 mm. long, IRONMONGER in smaller letters straight across below, round within the beaded rim MOORABOOL STREET above and GEELONG below. The stop after the initial is square, the word IRONMONGER 22 mm. long and the lowest point of the initial R is level with the lowest point of M of MOOŘABOOL. Beaded rim.
- Reverse. Justice standing, AUSTRALIA over. Scale pans and the lowest points of the first and last A of AUSTRALIA level, 8 mm. above the sea and the head of Justice almost touching A. Beaded rim. A minute G among the fruit.
410
* Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 409.
- Reverse. As No. 409, but while the scale pans remain at 8 mm. the letters A are only 7 mm. above the sea and the head of Justice is almost under Ř. As No. 409, there is a minute G among the fruit issuing from the cornucopia.
411
* Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal. Pl. 35.
- Obverse. Generally as No. 409, but the legend is in smaller letters, the bar is 9 mm. in length, IRONMONĞER 21 mm., the L of GEELONG under the last stroke of M in the line above, the vertical strokes of the L of MOORABOOL and the first R of PARKER in line and the top of the initial R opposite the middle of M.
- Reverse. Scale pans opposite centre of A, which is just over 7 mm., while the last A is 9 mm. above the sea. The head of Justice between R and A almost touching the latter.
412
* Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 411, with the middle R in the second line under the space between O and L in the first, the corner of the initial R. level with the point of M, the bar 8 mm. long and IRONMONGER over 22 mm.
- Reverse. Has the scale pans almost level with the top of A which with the last A is 7 mm. above the sea. The head of Justice almost under R.
413
PARKER, R. Geelong. Victoria. Second Series with : between R: P.
* Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Upset. Pl. 36.
- Obverse. Legend as No. 409, with the name in large letters and the tails of the Ř's curled up, a : between the initial and P, GEELONG large broad letters, the bar with clubbed ends fully 7 mm. long, IRONMONGER 22 mm. and a . close after it.
- Reverse. As No. 409, with head of Justice almost under R, scale pans well below the first A which is 9 mm., while the last is only 8 mm. above the sea.
414
Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Upset.
- Obverse. As No. 413, but the tails of the R's are not quite so much turned up.
- Reverse. As No. 413.
415
* Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Upset. Pl. 36.
- Obverse. Has the same legend in smaller letters, the stops close together, the initial R pointing to the middle of M and close to it, the middle R almost under O, IRONMONGER 21 mm. and the following . close.
- Reverse. As No. 413.
416
* Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Upset.
- Obverse. Slightly larger letters with spread R's, the initial R lower but still close to M, dots close, the last R almost touching T, bar 74 mm., IRONMONGER 22 mm. with stop close.
- Reverse. As No. 413.
417
PARKER, R. Geelong. Victoria. Third Series. Larger Tokens.
* Penny (n.d.). 35 mm. Upset. Pl. 36.
- Obverse. The same legend as the Second Series, the initial R almost touching the middle of M, the dots after it close, the bar 7 mm. and not clubbed, IRONMONGER 23 mm. long and . after close. The first G of GEELONG under I. Beaded rim.
- Reverse. A slightly varied figure of Justice standing with head between R and A, and nearly touching both. The first and last A of AUSTRALIA are 10 mm. above the sea, with the scale pans only 9 mm. The hand and wrist are almost straight and the folds of drapery vary. The fruits issuing from the cornucopia are very different and there is no minute G among them. Beaded rim.
418
* Penny (n.d.). 35 mm. Upset.
- Obverse. As No. 417, but with the middle Runder L in line above, the initial R is higher, dots closer, the final R almost touching T, IRONMONGER over 23 mm. and following . rather more distant. The word GEELONG 23 mm. long, and the first G under R.
- Reverse. As No. 417.
419
* Penny (n.d.). 35 mm. Upset.
- Obverse. Has the middle R under L, the initial R lower, dots further apart, more space between final R and T. Bar slightly longer and IRONMONGER also with the following . more distant.
- Reverse. As No. 417.
420
* Penny (n.d.). 35 mm. Upset. Pl. 36.
- Obverse. R between () and L, initial R near the bottom of M, dots still further apart, bar 8 mm. with thick ends, the . after IRONMONGER still more distant, and GEELONG in slightly larger letters.
- Reverse. As No. 417.
421
Penny (n.d.). 35 mm. Upset.
- Obverse. Middle R between 0 and I, initial R slightly higher, dots wide apart, bar nearly 8 mm. with pointed ends, IRONMONGER 23 mm. with distant stop after.
- Reverse. As No. 417.
422
* Penny (n.d.). 35 mm. Upset.
- Obverse. The middle R almost under O, the initial close to M, the dots aſter almost touching, and the stop after IRONMONGER nearer.
- Reverse. As No. 417.
So many different dies have been used in making the above series that it is probable that fresh varities may be found at any time, especially as the differences are so slight. Stainsfield thought that probably fully a dozen dies were used for the obverses alone.
423
Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. Legend as No. 415, with the first R of PARKER under the L oi MOORABOOL. The dots after the initial are very far apart, the upper being practically level with the top of the letters. Bar quite 8 mm. long. Stop after IRONMONGER very distant.
- Reverse. Head touching A, scale bar almost touching U. This piece was only found after the book was in the hands of the Printer, and is remarkable as being the only variety with : after the initial which is known as Normal.
426
PEEK AND CAMPBELL. Sydney.
*Penny. 34 mm. Upset. 1852. (J. C. Thornthwaite fecit.) Rare. Pl. 36.
- Obverse. A view of the Stores . 424 over the door. In the rear a second building on which is TEA / STORES / STEAM / COFFEE / MILLS in five lines, ESTABLISHED / 1835 / SYDNEY in three lines in the exergue, J.C.T. in minute letters under the base on the right. Beaded rim.
- Reverse. Britannia seated to left, trident in left hand, right hand resting on shield, BRITANNIA over, 852 in exergue, and J.C.T. under the base to left.
427
* Penny. 1852. 34 mm. Very rare.
- Obverse. As No. 426, but with TEA / STORES / STEAM / COFFEE MILLS in four lines and ESTABLISHED 1835 / SYDNEY in two lines beneath the front building.
- Reverse. As No. 426. This piece is described by Atkins, who stated that he had seen it in Stainsfield's collection in 1892, but since that time its wherсabouts are unknown.
428
* Halfpenny. 1852. 29 mm. Normal. Pl. 36.
- Obverse. As No. 426, with bricks in relief.
- Reverse. As No. 426.
429
* Halfpenny. 1852. 28 mm. Upset.
- Obverse. As No. 428, but a decidedly smaller piece. Mitchell Collection.
- Reverse. As No. 428, but a decidedly smaller piece. Mitchell Collection.
430
* Halfpenny. 1852. 28 mm. Normal. Pl. 37.
- Obverse. As No. 428, but with the bricks sunken and joints in relief, the D of ESTABLISHED is also under the right-hand post of gateway instead of within it.
- Reverse. As No. 428.
431
* Penny. 1853. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 426.
- Reverse. As No. 426, except date 1853.
432
* Penny. 1854. 34 mm. Upset.
- Obverse. As No. 426.
- Reverse. Roughly executed Australian Arms as on the issues of Thornthwaite, ADVANCE AUSTRALIA above, 185+ below. (Mitchell Collection. (Noted as unique by Roth & Hull.
433
PECK, Hugh, Melbourne.
*Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal. (T. Stokes fecit.) Pl. 37.
- Obverse. 67 LITTLE COLLINS STREET EAST / ESTATE AGENT , & MONEY / LENDER / HUGH PECK / HOTEL BROKER/ & VALUATOR / ESTABLISHED / 1853 / MELBOURNE in ten lines within a beaded rim.
- Reverse. 67 LITTLE COLLINS STREET EAST / RENTS & DEBTS / COLLECTED / HUGH PECK / PROCESS SERVED / LEVIES FOR RENT ESTABLISHED / 1853 / MELBOURNE in nine lines within the beaded rim.
434
* Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Upset. Pl. 37.
- Obverse. As No 433.
- Reverse. Australian Arms as Stokes' reverse No. 13.
435
PERKINS & Co. Dunedin. New Zealand.
*Penny (n.d.). 30 mm. Normal. (W. J. Taylor fecit.) Pl. 37.
- Obverse. DRAPERS straight across centre, PERKINS & C9 in half circle above, DUNEDIN below. Indented rim.
- Reverse. Justice seated on a bale, &c. DUNEDIN NEW ZEALAND above. Beaded rim.
436
* Halfpenny (n.d.). 25 mm. Pl. 37.
- Obverse. As No. 435, with . under o of Co.
- Reverse. As No. 435.
437
PETERSEN, W. Christchurch. New Zealand.
* Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal. (T. Stokes fecit.) Pl. 37.
- Obverse. Within a plain inner circle WATCHMAKER . JEWELLER , round AND straight in centre, and between it and the beaded rim W. PETERSEN: HIGH ST. CHRISTCHURCH :
- Reverse. A prize cup and clock in centre with a watch face below, EVERYTHING SOLD GUARANTEED / ALL REPAIRS WELL EXECUTED . in two curved lines above, T. STOKES to left, MELBOURNE to right in minute letters. Beaded rim.
438
PETTIGREW, John, & Co. Ipswich. Queensland.
*Penny. 1865. 31 mm. Normal. (W. J. Taylor fecit.) Pl. 38.
- Obverse. JOHN PETTIGREW / & CO / IPSWICH in three lines in centre, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GENERAL MERCHANTS. round within the beaded rim.
- Reverse. Australian Arms. QUEENSLAND over, 1865 under. Beaded rim. A pattern silvered is in the Mitchell Collection.
439
* Halfpenny. 1865. 26 mm. Normal. Pl. 38.
- Obverse. As No. 438.
- Reverse. As No. 438.
440
PETTY, George. Melbourne.
*Penny (n.d.). 35 mm. Normal. (W. J. Taylor fecit.) Pl. 38.
- Obverse. GEO. PETTY / 157 / ELIZABETH ST in three lines in centre, SMITHFIELD CO curved above, MELBOURNE below. Beaded rim.
- Reverse. A standing female figure with scales in right hand, VICTORIA over. The scale bar is level with the point of V.W.J. TAYLOR LONDON in minute letters on base. Beaded rim.
441
* Penny (n.d.). 35 mm. Upset.
- Obverse. As No. 440.
- Reverse. As No. 440, but the scale bar is slightly lower, bringing the point below the point of V.
442
Penny (n.d.). 35 mm. Upset. Scarce. Pl. 38.
- Obverse. As No. 440, but the figures 157 are bolder, and the last has a decidedly rounded back, the - under the o of CO is closer, and that under the T of ST is curved.
- Reverse. As to No. 441.
443
PRATT, W. Christchurch. New Zealand.
*Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal. Pl. 38.
- Obverse. WILLIAM PRATT / DIRECT / IMPORTER / OF / EVERY DESCRIPTION / OF LINEN DRAPERY / AND / CLOTHING in eight lines, scroll to right and left of OF and another round AND. The vertical strokes of the R of EVERY and L of LINEN in line. Beaded rim.
- Reverse. 1854 straight across centre, ESTABLISHED straight above, a bar under and CASHEL STREET in half circle. DUNSTABLE HOUSE above, CHRISTCHURCH N.Z. below, round within beaded rim. The first C of CHRISTCHURCH opposite the A of CASHEL.
444
* Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 443.
- Reverse. As No. 443, but with the first C of CHRISTCHURCH opposite the space between C and A.of CASHEL.
445
* Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 443, but with smaller narrower scrolls and more space between AND and CLOTHING.
- Reverse. As No. 443, with the first C of CHRISTCHURCH opposite the C of CASHEL.
446
* Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 445, but the vertical stroke of L is under the middle of R and I exactly under the point of V in EVERY. The scrolls are also slightly different.
- Reverse. As No. 445.
447
REECE, Edward. Christchurch. New Zealand.
*Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal. (T. Stokes fecit.) Pl. 38.
- Obverse. EDWARD REECE / WHOLESALE / AND RETAIL / BUILDERS , AND FURNISHING / IRONMONGER / BIRMINGHAM / AND SHEFFIELD / WAREHOUSE / CHRISTCHURCH Z CANTERBURY / N.Z. in twelve lines. The W of WHOLESALE touching the W of EDWARD, the A of AND to left of W, the S of BUILDERS to left of the I of RETAIL. Beaded rim.
- Reverse. Wheatsheaf and sickle to left, a shearer working to right, ADVANCE CANTERBURY over NEW ZEALAND below. Beaded rim.
448
* Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 447, with W of WHOLESALE lower and opposite D, the A of AND under the W and the S of BUILDERS under the I of RETAIL.
- Reverse. As No. 447.
449
* Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 447, with W touching W, with the A of AND under . The S of BUILDERS is under the I of RETAIL.
- Reverse. As No. 447.
450
* Halfpenny (n.d.). 28 mm. Normal. Pl. 39.
- Obverse. As No. 447, with legend in twelve lines, the W of WHOLESALE almost touching the W of EDWARD, the A of AND slightly to the left, the S of BUILDERS to the right of the I of RETAIL.
- Reverse. As No. 447.
A pattern in brass is in the Mitchell Collection.
451
Halfpenny (n.d.). 28 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 450.
- Reverse. A smaller sheaf with the sickle lower and two wheat ears opposite D instead of one. ADVANCE CANTERBURY in slightly smaller letters.
452
Halfpenny (n.d.). 28 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 450.
- Reverse. As No. 451, but the sickle still lower, leaving more space between the handle and the A of ADVANCE.
453
RIDLER, R. B. Richmond. Melbourne.
* Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Normal. (T. Stokes fecit.) Pl. 39.
- Obverse. Within an inner plain circle R. B. RIDLER / 87 / BRIDGE ROAD / RICHMOND. and between it and the beaded rim WHOLESALE & RETAIL BUTCHER :
- Reverse. Australian Arms as Stokes' reverse No. 13.
454
* Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 453.
- Reverse. Emu, &c., as Stokes' reverse No. 17.
455
* Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 453.
- Reverse. An emu, &c., as Stokes' reverse No. 18.
456
* Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 453.
- Reverse. Wheatsheaf as Stokes' reverse No. 21.
457
Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Upset.
- Obverse. As No. 453.
- Reverse. Vinc branch as Stokes' reverse No. 1.
458
ROBISON BROS. & Co. Melbourne. Thin Series.
*Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Normal. (T. Stokes fecit.) Pl. 39.
- Obverse. Within an inner plain circle ROBISON BROS / & CO. / 31/ FLINDERS ST / WEST in five lines, and between it and the beaded rim, VICTORIA COPPER WORKS : MELBOURNE : The S of BROS is very small and there is no dot under the T of St. FLINDERS ST is above V and S in the outer circle.
- Reverse. Emu witne ut flowers as Stokes' reverse No. 17.
459
* Penny. 1862. 35 mm. 1862. 35 mm. Normal. Pl. 39.
- Obverse. As No. 458 except that the inner circle is a mm. larger, the S of BROS is larger, there is a . under the T of ST and the relative positions of the letters in the two circles of legend differ.
- Reverse. Australian Arms as Stokes' reverse No. 12.
460
* Penny. 1862. 35 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 459.
- Reverse. Emu, &c., as Stokes' reverse No. 19.
461
ROBISON BROS. & Co. Melbourne. Thick Series.
* Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Normal. Pl. 39.
- Obverse. Generally as No. 458 but the line FLINDERS ST is lower bringing it almost below the V and S in outer circle.
- Reverse. Emu, &c., as Stokes' reverse No. 17.
462
* Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 461.
- Reverse. Emu, &c., as Stokes' reverse No. 20.
463
* Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 461.
- Reverse. Vine branch as Stokes' reverse No. 8.
464
ROCKE, G. & W. H. Melbourne.
* Penny. 1859. 34 mm. Normal. (W. J. Taylor fecit.) Pl. 39.
- Obverse. G. & W. H. ROCKE . ENGLISH FURNITURE IMPORTERS round between the beaded rim and inner dotted circle. 18 LONSDALE STREET . MELBOURNE . between dotted circle nd a smaller plain one containing a crowned lion with paw on shield.
- Reverse. Justice seated on bale, &c., MELBOURNE VICTORIA over, 1859 in the exergue. The scale pans are level with the last stroke of M.
465
* Penny. 1859. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 464.
- Reverse. As No. 459 but the scale pans are only just below the letter E.
466
* Penny. 1859. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 464.
- Reverse. As No. 464 but the scale pans are higher being level with the middle of E.
467
* Penny. 1859. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 464 but with a stop after the initial G, making it thus : G.&. W. H. ROCKE instead of G & W. H. ROCKE.
- Reverse. As No. 464.
468
RYLAND, G. Castlemaine. Victoria.
*Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Upset. (T. Stokes fecit.) Pl. 40.
- Obverse. G. RYLAND / DRAPER / AND / CLOTHIER / MARKET SQRE/ CASTLEMAINE in six lines within a beaded rim.
- Reverse. Australian Arms as Stokes' reverse No. 15.
469
SAWYER, J. Brisbane. Queensland.
*Penny. 1864. 1864. 35 mm. Normal. (T. Stokes fecit.) Pl. 40.
- Obverse. J. SAWYER / WHOLESALE / & RETAIL / TOBACCONIST/ BRISBANE in five lines within a beaded rim.
- Reverse. Australian Arms with QUEENSLAND over, 1864 under. Beaded rim.
470
SMITH, S. Hague. Auckland. New Zealand.
*Penny. (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal. (T. Stokes fecit.) Pl. 40.
- Obverse. S. HAGUE SMITH between two straight lines across the centre, WHOLESALE & RETAIL / IRONMONGER in two lines above and MERCHANT / AUCKLAND below. The A of AUCKLAND opposite the space between ME in line above and D between NT.
- Reverse. A portrait of the Prince Consort with PRINCE ALBERT above and BORN AUGT. 26 1819. DIED DECR 14 1861 round below. Beaded rim.
471
* Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 470, but AUCKLAND longer bringing the A under M and D under T.
- Reverse. As No. 470.
472
* Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 470, but the name is longer, AUCKLAND short, bringing D to left of T.
- Reverse. As No. 470.
473
* Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal. Pl. 40.
- Obverse. As No. 470.
- Reverse. As No. 470, but without the .after 1819 and less space before PRINCE.
474
* Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 471.
- Reverse. As No. 473.
475
* Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal. Pl. 40.
- Obverse. As No. 471.
- Reverse. Has wider space before PRINCE and slightly more between DIED and DECR.
476
Penny (n.d.) 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. Has A to right of M, W and I of WHOLESALE & RETAIL closer to line.
- Reverse. As No. 473.
477
Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. Has W still closer to line and the I of IRONMONGER decidedly higher.
- Reverse. As No. 473.
478
*Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. AUCKLAND long, A slightly to left of M, D under T.
- Reverse. As No. 473.
479
SMITH, PEATE & Co. Sydney.
*Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal. (Heaton & Sons fecit.) Pl. 40.
- Obverse. SMITH, PEATE & C° / GROCERS / TEA DEALERS / & / WINE MERCHANTS / 258 & 260 / GEORGE ST / SYDNEY in eight lines. Beaded rim. The & is slightly to the right of E in line above the vertical line of which if continued would pass between OC of GROCERS above.
- Reverse. Justice standing, ESTABLISHED over, 1836 in exergue. A minute G among the fruit.
480
* Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 479, but with & under E. The vertical stroke of E in line with the back of C in GROCERS. The S of DEALERS is nearer the o of C° than the T of MERCHANTS, the fifth line is slightly higher, the seventh lower and SYDNEY longer.
- Reverse. As No. 479.
481
* Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 480, with & under E. In lines 2, 3, 5, 7 the upper portion of the middle stroke of all the letters E are missing.
- Reverse. As No. 479.
482
Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 480 with letters perfect with the vertical stroke of E pointing between OC of GROCERS. The S of DEALERS nearer O than T.
- Reverse. As No. 479.
483
* Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. Has & under E and a minute dot under it. The vertical stroke in line with back of C, S equidistant from 0 and T.
- Reverse. As No. 479.
484
Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 483 but having the S of DEALERS nearer 0 than T.
- Reverse. As No. 479.
485
* Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 483 but the name starts higher and is contracted and the S of DEALERS nearer T than 0.
486
* Halfpenny (n.d.). 28 mm. Normal. Pl. 41.
- Obverse. As No. 483 with the name extended, TEA DEALERS low the T of ST to right of o of 260. Beaded circle with a plain circle between it and the rim.
- Reverse. As No. 479, with scale bar level with the middle of E.
487
* Halfpenny (n.d.) 28 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 486 but the beaded circle is slightly larger and there is no plain circle between it and the rim. The name is shorter, TEA DEALERS higher and the T of ST under 0.
- Reverse. As No. 486.
488
* Halfpenny (n.d.) 28 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 487 with no plain circle. The T of ST is to right of O, and the second E of DEALERS under the S of GROCERS.
- Reverse. Scale bar lower just below E.
489
* Halfpenny (n.d.). 28 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 487, with the E of DEALERS to right of S of GROCERS and the T of ST under o of 260.
- Reverse. Scale bar low.
490
* Halfpenny (n.d.). 28 mm. Upset.
- Obverse. As No. 487, with E of DEALERS partly under S of GROCERS and the S of SYDNEY exactly under the first E of GEORGE.
- Reverse. Scale bar low.
491
* Halfpenny (n.d.). 28 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 487, with E of DEALERS under S of GROCERS and S of SYDNEY to right of E above.
- Reverse. Scale bar low.
492
Halfpenny (n.d.). 28 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 487 with the A of TEA to centre of G of GROCERS and the o of 260 to right of A in line above.
- Reverse. Scale bar low.
493
*Halfpenny (n.d.). 28 mm. Normal. Pl. 41.
- Obverse. As No. 490 with a well marked dot under & as in some of the pence.
- Reverse. Scale bar low.
494
SHREEVE, Noah. Adelaide.
Brass. 24 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. N. SHREEVE ADELAIDE round edge, IMPORTER /&/GENERAL / AGENT in four lines within. Beaded rim.
- Reverse. Head of Queen Victoria in centre, VICTORIA QUEEN OF GREAT BRITAIN round edge. Beaded rim.
495
* Brass. 24 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. Similar to No. 494.
- Reverse. Similar to No. 494, but with two letters T in BRITAIN. These pieces were not intended to circulate as small change, although in some instances they were taken in place of a halfpenny.
497
SOMERVILLE, M. Auckland. New Zealand.
*Penny. 1857. 34 mm. Normal. Pl. 41.
- Obverse. M. SOMERVILLE / WHOLESALE / FAMILY GROCER / CITY MART / AUCKLAND in five lines within a beaded rim. WHOLESALE long with the W in line with and almost touching the point of M.
- Reverse. A group of rose, shamrock and thistle with NEW ZEALAND over, 1857 under. The middle leaflet above the rose almost vertical and touching the corner of E of ZEALAND.
498
* Penny. 1857. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 497, with the outer circle of legend slightly larger and WHOLESALE shorter and higher, leaving more space between M and W.
- Reverse. As No. 497.
499
* Penny. 1857. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 498.
- Reverse. A group of rose, shamrock and thistle as before, with the stalks touching the top of the figure 5, the middle leaflet above the rose leans to the left and points between Z and E.
500
Penny. 1857. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 498.
- Reverse. The circle of legend is somewhat smaller and the word ZEALAND longer. The stalks do not touch the figures, but end close to 7. The top leaflet above the rose leans to the left and the right-hand one more to the right, while the leaf to right is straighter with its top leaflet pointing to the down stroke of A.
501
SOUTHWARD AND SUMPTON. Ballarat. Victoria.
* Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal. (T. Stokes fecit.) Pl. 41.
- Obverse. Within a plain inner circle, SOUTHWARD / & / SUMPTON 1 BALLARAT in four lines and between it and the beaded rim, WHOLESALE GROCERS WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANTS *
- Reverse. Australian Arms with ADVANCE BALLARAT on the scroll, SOUTHWARD & SUMPTON in half circle above, BALLARAT below, T. STOKES in very small letters on the left, and MAKER MEL. on the right within the beaded rim.
503
STEAD BROTHERS. Sandhurst. Victoria.
*Penny. 1862. Normal. (T. Stokes fecit.) Pl. 41.
- Obverse. STEAD BROTHERS / FRUITERERS / GROCERS , & SEEDSMEN / PALL MALL / SANDHURST in six lines within a beaded rim.
- Reverse. Australian Arms as Stokes' reverse No. 13.
504
* Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Upset.
- Obverse. As No. 503.
- Reverse. Vine branch as Stokes' reverse No. I. 505.
505
STEWART AND HEMMANT. Brisbane. Queensland.
*Penny (n.d.). 33 mm. Normal. (W. J. Taylor fecit.) Pl. 41.
- Obverse. ONE / PENNY in two lines in centre with a pointed bar above and below, the upper pointing to the thick stroke of A and first stroke of M. the lower above D. and S. STEWART & HEMMANT above and DRAPERS below. Beaded rim.
- Reverse. An emu with W. J. TAYLOR LONDON in minute letters under the base. CRITERION . BRISBANE & ROCKHAMPTON. round within the beaded rim.
506
* Penny (n.d.). 33 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 505, with the bars lower, the upper pointing to lower part of A and M. and the lower to D, and S.
- Reverse. As No. 505.
507
* Penny (n.d.). 30 mm. Normal. Normal. Pl. 42.
- Obverse. CRITERION straight across centre, STEWART & HEMMANT round above, BRISBANE below. Beaded rim.
- Reverse. DRAPERS in large letters across centre, WHOLESALE above, RETAIL below. Beaded rim.
508
STOKES, Thomas. Melbourne.
*Penny. 1862. 35 mm. Normal. (T. Stokes fecit.) Pl. 42.
- Obverse. 100. / COLLINS ST. / EAST in three lines in centre, * THOMAS STOKES MAKER I MELBOURNE round within the beaded rim. The lower line of the letters of COLLINS ST. level with the bottom of H and E.
- Reverse. Australian Arms as Stokes' reverse No. 12.
509
* Penny. 1862. 35 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 508.
- Reverse. Australian Arms as Stokes' reverse. No. 11.
510
* Penny. 1862. 35 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 508.
- Reverse. An emu, &c., as Stokes' reverse No. 17.
511
* Penny. 1862. 35 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 508.
- Reverse. An emu, &c., as Stokes' reverse No. 20.
512
Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Normal. See No. 515.
- Obverse. As No. 508, but the words THOMAS STOKES MAKER are contracted, bringing the H and E partly above COLLINS ST. The word EAST is also shorter. Beaded rim.
- Reverse. Australian Arms as Stokes' reverse No. 14.
513
Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 512.
- Reverse. Emu, &c., as Stokes' reverse No. 17.
514
Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 512.
- Reverse. As emu, &c., as Stokes' reverse No. 20.
515
* Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 512.
- Reverse. LETTER / CUTTER / BUTTON CHECK / & TOKEN / MAKER in five lines in centre, DIE SINKER SEAL ENGRAVER round within the beaded rim. at bottom. Pl. 42.
516
T. STOKES. Melbourne.
*Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Upset. Pl. 42.
- Obverse. T. STOKES DIE / SINKER / SEAL ENGRAVER / LETTER CUTTER / CHECK & TOKEN / MAKER / MELBOURNE in eight lines. Beaded rim.
- Reverse. Emu, &c., as Stokes' reverse No. 17.
517
* Halfpenny (n.d.). 28 mm. Upset. Pl. 42.
- Obverse. As No. 516.
- Reverse. Round within the beaded rim, MILITARY ORNAMENT & BUTTON MAKER : enclosing a circle of legend in small letters T. STOKES : 100 COLLINS ST. EAST MELBOURNE : and in centre ELECTRO / PLATING / AND / GILDING in four lines.
518
Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Upset.
- Obverse. ONE PENNY / TOKEN in two lines across centre, T. STOKES MAKER MELBOURNE round within the beaded rim.
- Reverse. As the reverse of No. 515.
519
* Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Upset. Pl. 42.
- Obverse. T. STOKES / 100 / COLLINS ST. / EAST, in four lines centre, BUTTON CHECK & TOKEN MAKER : MELBOURNE : round within the beaded rim.
- Reverse. An emu, &c., as Stokes' reverse No. 17.
520
Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. T. STOKES / 100 / COLLINS ST. / EAST in four lines, the centre, CHECK & TOKEN MAKER above MELBOURNE below. Beaded rim.
- Reverse. Wheatsheaf, &c., as Stokes' reverse No. 21.
521
* Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Normal. Pl. 43.
- Obverse. Within a plain inner circle, T. STOKES / 100 / COLLINS ST / EAST / MELBOURNE in five lines. No stop after ST. No stop after ST. Between the inner circle and the beaded rim, LETTER CUTTER BUTTON CHECK & TOKEN MAKER:
- Reverse. Vine branch as Stokes' reverse No. 8.
522
* Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 521.
- Reverse. Emu, &c., as Stokes' reverse No. 17.
523
* Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Normal. Pl. 43.
- Obverse. Within an inner plain circle, T. STOKES / 100 / COLLINS ST. / EAST / MELBOURNE in five lines, stop after ST. and round between it and the beaded rim, LETTER CUTTER-BUTTON CHECK & TOKEN MAKER:
- Reverse. Emu, &c., as Stokes' reverse No. 17.
524
Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 523.
- Reverse. Australian Arms as Stokes' reverse No. 13.
525
Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Upset.
- Obverse. As No. 523.
- Reverse. Vine branch as Stokes' reverse No. 1.
526
* Penny. 1862. 34 mm. 1862. 34 mm. Normal. Pl. 43.
- Obverse. Within an inner plain circle, T. STOKES / 100 / COLLINS ST. / EAST / MELBOURNE in five lines and round within the beaded rim, LETTER CUTTER SEAL ENGRAVER TOKEN MAKER.
- Reverse. Vine branch as Stokes' reverse No. 7.
527
* Penny. 1862. 34 mm. 1862. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 526.
- Reverse. Emu, &c., as Stokes' reverse No. 20.
528
Penny. 34 mm. Normal. 1862.
- Obverse. As No. 526.
- Reverse. Emu, &c., as Stokes' reverse No. 17.
529
Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 526.
- Reverse. Wheatsheaf as Stokes' reverse No. 21.
530
Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 526.
- Reverse. Australian Arms as Stokes' reverse No. 14.
531
* Penny. 1862. 34 mm. 1862. Upset. Pl. 43.
- Obverse. Legend in five lines in centre as No. 526, and LETTER CUTTER. SEAL ENGRAVER. TOKEN MAKER: round within the beaded rim.
- Reverse. Vine branch as Stokes' reverse No. 1.
532
Penny. 1862. 35 mm. Upset.
- Obverse. As No. 531, but the piece is larger.
- Reverse. As No. 531, but the piece is larger.
533
Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 531.
- Reverse. Wheatsheaf as Stokes' reverse No. 21.
534
* Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Upset.
- Obverse. As No. 531.
- Reverse. Vine branch as Stokes' reverse No. 3.
535
* Penny. 1862. 34 mm. 1862. Upset. Pl. 43.
- Obverse. As No. 531, but with stop after MAKER.
- Reverse. Vine branch as Stokes' reverse No. 7.
536
Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 535.
- Reverse. Australian Arms as Stokes' reverse No. 13.
537
Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. Legend in five lines in centre as No. 521, with no stop after ST and round within the beaded rim LETTER CUTTER-SEAL ENGRAVER-TOKEN MAKER.
- Reverse. Australian Arms as Stokes' reverse No. 13.
538
Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 537.
- Reverse. Australian Arms as Stokes' reverse No. 14.
539
Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 537.
- Reverse. Wheatsheaf as Stokes' reverse No. 21.
540
* Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Upset. Pl. 43.
- Obverse. Legend in five lines as No. 523, with stop after ST. in inner circle and round within the beaded rim, MILITARY ORNAMENT BUTTON & TOKEN MAKER:
- Reverse. Vine branch as Stokes' reverse No. 1.
541
* Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 540.
- Reverse. Wheatsheaf as Stokes' reverse No. 21.
542
* Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Upset. Pl. 44.
- Obverse. Australian Arms as Stokes' reverse No. 15.
- Reverse. Vine branch as Stokes' reverse No. 2.
543
* Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Upset.
- Obverse. Australian Arms as Stokes' reverse No. 14.
- Reverse. ine branch as Stokes' reverse No. 3.
544
* Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Upset.
- Obverse. As No. 543.
- Reverse. Vine branch as Stokes' reverse No. 5.
545
Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Upset.
- Obverse. As No. 543.
- Reverse. Vine branch as Stokes' reverse No. 3, but with stops instead of colons before and after VICTORIA 1862.
546
* Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Upset.
- Obverse. Australian Arms as Stokes' reverse No. 13.
- Reverse. Vine branch as Stokes' reverse No. 9.
547
* Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Upset.
- Obverse. As No. 546.
- Reverse. Vine branch as Stokes' reverse No. 5.
548
* Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Upset.
- Obverse. As No. 546.
- Reverse. Vine branch as Stokes' reverse No. 2.
549
Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Upset. Pl. 44.
- Obverse. Wheatsheaf with ADVANCE AUSTRALIA over, 1862 under, as Stokes' reverse No. 21.
- Reverse. Vine branch as Stokes' reverse No. 6.
550
Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Upset.
- Obverse. As No. 549.
- Reverse. Vine branch as Stokes' reverse No. 3.
551
* Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Upset.
- Obverse. As No. 549.
- Reverse. Vine branch as Stokes' reverse No. 3, but with stops in place of colons before and after VICTORIA 862.
552
* Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Upset.
- Obverse. As No. 549.
- Reverse. Vine branch as Stokes' reverse No. 6.
553
* Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Upset.
- Obverse. As No. 549.
- Reverse. Vine branch as Stokes' reverse No. 9.
554
* Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Upset.
- Obverse. A larger wheatsheaf as Stokes' reverse No. 22.
- Reverse. Vine branch as Stokes' reverse No. 3.
555
* Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Upset.
- Obverse. As No. 554.
- Reverse. Vine branch as Stokes' reverse No. 9.
556
* Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Upset. Pl. 44.
- Obverse. An emu as Stokes' reverse No. 18.
- Reverse. Vine branch as Stokes' reverse No. 4.
557
* Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Upset.
- Obverse. As No. 556.
- Reverse. Vine branch as Stokes' reverse No. 5.
558
* Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Upset.
- Obverse. An emu as Stokes' reverse No. 20.
- Reverse. Vine branch as Stokes' reverse No. 9.
559
Penny. 1862. 34 mm. No. 16 on Pl. 54.
- Obverse. Australian Arms drawn much more lightly than usual, VICTORIA. 1862 over in small capitals and STOKES MEL. . . below in very small letters. Beaded rim.
- Reverse. Blank This obverse has not yet been found on any token with a reverse or bearing the name of any issuer.
566
STOKES AND MARTIN. Melbourne.
* Penny (n.d.). 31 mm. Normal. Pl. 44.
- Obverse. STOKES & MARTIN / DIE / SINKERS / SEAL ENGRAVERS / MEDALLISTS / BUTTON CHECK TOKEN / MILITARY & MASONIC / ORNAMENT MAKERS ! 100 COLLINS ST / EAST / MELBOURNE. in eleven lines. A pointed bar between the fifth and sixth and the eighth and ninth lines. All enclosed in a plain circle within the beaded rim.
- Reverse. A Maori head. ONE PENNY behind, TOKEN in front, with plain circle and beaded rim.
567
TAYLOR, Alfred. Adelaide.
* Penny .(n.d.). 34 mm. Normal. (Heaton & Sons fecit.) Pl. 44.
- Obverse. DRAPER / AND / CLOTHIER / ADELAIDE in four lines in centre with short bar above and below, ALFRED TAYLOR . 31 RUNDLE STREET. round within the beaded rim.
- Reverse. Justice standing with AUSTRALIA over, a minute G among the fruits falling from the cornucopia.
568
TAYLOR, J. Ballarat. Victoria.
*Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Normal. (T. Stokes fecit.) Pl. 44.
- Obverse. Within an inner plain circle, J. TAYLOR / RED HOUSE / CORNER OF / DANNA & RAGLAN / STREETS / BALLARAT in six lines and round within the beaded rim, BREAD & BISCUIT BAKER FAMILY GROCER:
- Reverse. Australian Arms as Stokes' reverse No. 13.
569
* Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 568.
- Reverse. Wheatsheaf as Stokes' reverse No. 21.
570
* Penny. 1862. 34 mm. 34 mm. Upset.
- Obverse. As No. 568.
- Reverse. Vine branch as Stokes' reverse No. 1.
571
TAYLOR, W. J. Melbourne.
*Penny (n.d.). 33 mm. Normal. (W. J. Taylor fecit.) Pl. 45.
- Obverse. Within an inner plain circle, ONE / PENNY in two lines with short bar above and below. Round within the beaded rim, ADVANCE AUSTRALIA
- Reverse. Kangaroo to right, emu to left facing, W. J. TAYLOR under the emu, and LONDON under the kangaroo in minute letters. Beaded rim.
572
Penny (n.d.). 33 mm. Normal. Scarce.
- Obverse. As No. 571.
- Reverse. As No. 571, with the maker's name omitted.
573
* Halfpenny (n.d.). 28 mm. Normal. (W. J. Taylor fecit.) Pl. 45.
- Obverse. A kangaroo with AUSTRALIA over and W. J. TAYLOR MEDALLIST / TO THE GREAT / EXHIBITION / 1851 in four lines of small capitals in the exergue. Beaded rim.
- Reverse. Britannia seated with olive branch in right and wand in left hand, AUSTRALIA over. Indented rim.
574
Halfpenny (n.d.). 28 mm. Normal. Scarce.
- Obverse. As No. 573, but with no legend in the exergue.
- Reverse. As No. 573.
575
* Halfpenny (n.d.). 28 mm. Normal. Scarce. Pl. 45.
- Obverse. As No. 573.
- Reverse. Britannia seated with olive branch and a cap of Liberty on the wand, UNITED STATES over. Beaded rim.
576
THOMAS, T. W., & Co. Melbɔurne.
*Halfpenny (n.d.). 28 mm. Normal. (W. J. Taylor fecit.) Pl. 45.
- Obverse. GROCERS in straight line across centre, T. W. THOMAS & CO . MELBOURNE . round within the indented rim.
- Reverse. Round within the indented rim, IN COMMEMORATION OF THE LANDING OF. and SIR / CHARLES / HOTHAM / 22D JUNE / 1854 in five lines in centre.
577
Halfpenny (n.d.). 28 mm. Normal. Rare.
- Obverse. As No. 576 but the legend in ornamental letters.
- Reverse. As No. 576 but the legend in ornamental letters.
578
THORNTHWAITE, J. C. Sydney. Penny. 1850. 35 mm. (J. C. Thornthwaite fecit.)
Halfpenny (n.d.). 28 mm. Normal. Rare.
- Obverse. Australian Arms surmounted by rising sun supported by kangaroo on right and emu on left. The whole design impressed slantingly ADVANCE AUSTRALIA above ONE PENNY / TOKEN / 1850 in three lines in the exergue.
- Reverse. Blank. This crudely designed and roughly struck piece was probably merely a trial piece when Thornthwaite was first turning his attention to token- making. It was in the Heuzenroeder Collection in 1893. (Roth and Hull.)
579
* Penny. 1854. 35 mm. Normal. Normal. Pl. 45.
- Obverse. In an inner plain circle AND in centre with rose, shamrock and thistle above and a rose with three leaves under, surrounded by DIE SINKER . MEDALLIST. and round within the indented rim, J. C. THORNTHWAITE . BOURKE STREET SURRY HILLS.
- Reverse. Australian Arms with kangaroo to left and emu to right, ADVANCE AUSTRALIA over, 1854 under. Beaded rim.
580
Penny. (n. d.) 35 mm.
- Obverse. As No. 579.
- Reverse. Blank. Evidently a trial piece. (Dixson Cabinet.)
581
Penny. 1854. Rare if not unique.
- Obverse. Australian Arms with DIE SINKER in inner circle, J. C. THORNTHWAITE BOURKE STREET SURRY HILLS round within rim.
- Reverse. A semicircle in centre on ornamental base within which is DIE SINKER and rose and thistle ; 1854 below. ADVANCE AUSTRALIA/ J. C. THORNTHWAITE in two lines above. The only specimen of this known was in the Heuzenroeder Collection in 1893. (Roth and Hull.)
582
* Halfpenny. 1854. 28 mm. Upset. Pl. 45.
- Obverse. As No. 579 but with the word MEDALLIST spelt MEDALIST.
- Reverse. As No. 579 but with SYDNEY NEW SOUTH WALES over and 1854 . below.
583
* Halfpenny. 1854. 28 mm. Partly upset. Pl. 46.
- Obverse. As No. 579 with MEDALLIST spelt MEDALL SIT.
- Reverse. As No. 582.
584
THRALE AND CROSS. Melbourne.
*Halfpenny (n.d.). 28 mm. Normal. (W. J. Taylor fecit.). Pl. 46.
- Obverse. FAMILY/GROCERY /&/ EGG POWDER / STORE in five lines in the centre, THRALE & CROSS . HOWARD ST NORTH, MELBOURNE, round within the indented rim.
- Reverse. As No. 575, a kangaroo, &c.
585
* Halfpenny (n.d.). 28 mm. Normal. Pl. 46.
- Obverse. As No. 584.
- Reverse. Britannia seated with olive branch and wand. AUSTRALIA over.
586
TOOGOOD, A. Sydney.
* Penny. 1885. 34 mm. Normal. (W. J. Taylor fecit.) Pl. 46.
- Obverse. A. TOOGOOD / MERCHANT / PITT & KING ST / SYDNEY in four lines. Beaded rim. The highest point of the first and last letters in the third line level with the bottom of the line above.
- Reverse. Justice seated on a bale, &c., AUSTRALIA over, 1855 in the exergue.
587
* Penny. 1855. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 586 with MERCHANT slightly shorter and the highest points of the first and last letters of the third line ito in. below the bottom of the second line.
- Reverse. As No. 586.
588
UNION BAKERY CO. Christchurch. New Zealand.
* Penny (n.d.). 30 mm. Normal. (Stokes & Martin fecit.) Pl. 46.
- Obverse. A wheatsheaf in centre with UNION BAKERY / COMPANY in two lines above and CHRISTCHURCH below. Beaded rim outside a plain circle.
- Reverse. WHOLESALE / AND / RETAIL / BAKERS / CONFECTIONERS | AND / GROCERS in seven lines in a plain circle just within the beaded rim.
589
Penny (n.d.). 30 mm. Normal. Scarce.
- Obverse. As No. 588.
- Reverse. Head of a Maori, ONE PENNY behind and TOKEN in front, enclosed in a plain circle just within the beaded rim.
590
UNITED SERVICE HOTEL Auckland. New Zealand.
*Penny. 1874. 34 mm. Normal. Pl. 46.
- Obverse. UNITED SERVICE / HOTEL in two straight lines in an inner plain circle with a short bar below. Round within the beaded rim, CORNER OF QUEEN & WELLESLEY STREETS. AUCKLAND. N.Z.
- Reverse. A filleted head of Queen Victoria with VICTORIA DEI GRATIA over, 1874 below.
591
* Penny. 1874. 34 mm. Normal. Pl. 47.
- Obverse. As No. 590 but with UNITED SERVICE curved over HOTEL straight.
- Reverse. As No. 590.
592
WALLACE, James. Wellington. New Zealand.
*Penny. 1859. 34 mm. Normal. (W. J. Taylor fecit.) Pl. 47.
- Obverse. GROCER / &? in two lines in centre, JAMES WALLACE above, WELLINGTON below. Beaded rim.
- Reverse. Justice seated on a bale, &c. No legend. 1859 in exergue. Beaded rim.
593
* Halfpenny. 1859. 28 mm. Normal. Pl. 47.
- Obverse. As No. 592.
- Reverse. As No. 592.
594
WARBURTON, T. Melbourne.
* Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Normal. (T. Stokes fecit.) Pl. 47.
- Obverse. Within a plain inner circle, T. WARBURTON / 11 / LITTLE BOURKE ST / WEST in five lines, and round within the beaded rim, IRON & ZINC SPOUTING WORKS : MELBOURNE : The O of WARBURTON is opposite the W of WORKS, there is no stop after ST and the seat of the G of spouting is wanting.
- Reverse. An emu as Stokes' reverse No. 17.
595
* Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 594.
- Reverse. Vine branch as Stokes' reverse No. 8.
596
* Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Upset.
- Obverse. As No. 594.
- Reverse. Vine branch as Stokes' reverse No. 1.
597
* Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Upset.
- Obverse. As No. 594.
- Reverse. Wheatsheaf as Stokes' reverse No. 21.
598
* Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Normal. Pl. 47.
- Obverse. Legend similar to No. 594 but that in the outer circle is spread out bringing the () of WARBURTON opposite the space between SPOUTING and WORKS. There is also a stop after ST., the last letter of the name slants slightly upward, and the U is slightly to right of the U of SPOUTING. Seat of G extends well into the concavity of the letter.
- Reverse. Australian Arms as Stokes' reverse No. 13.
599
Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 598.
- Reverse. Emu, &c., as Stokes' reverse No. 17.
600
* Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Upset.
- Obverse. As No. 598.
- Reverse. Wheatsheaf as Stokes' reverse No. 21.
601
* Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Upset.
- Obverse. As No. 598.
- Reverse. Wheatsheaf as Stokes' reverse No. 22.
602
* Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Normal. Pl. 47.
- Obverse. As No. 598 with O between GW but the initial T is slightly higher and the final N is quite horizontal. The U of WARBURTON is exactly under the U of SPOUTING and the relative positions of the other letters is slightly altered. Stop after ST.
- Reverse. Emu, &c., as Stokes' reverse No. 17.
603
WARNOCK BROS. Melbourne and Maldon. Victoria.
*Penny. 1861. 34 mm. Normal. (W. J. Taylor fecit.) Pl. 48.
- Obverse. Britannia seated on a bale with WARNOCK BROS MELBOURNE & round above and MALDON in the exergue. Beaded rim.
- Reverse. Kangaroo and Emu supporting Australian Arms, PEACE & PLENTY over, 1861 beneath. Beaded rim.
604
* Halfpenny. 1861. 23 mm. Normal. Pl. 48.
- Obverse. As No. 603.
- Reverse. As No. 603.
605
* Penny. Bronze. 1863. 31 mm. Normal. Pl. 48.
- Obverse. As No. 603.
- Reverse. As No. 603 except date 1863.
This piece is the exact size and weight of the bronze pence of even date.
606
WATERHOUSE, R. S. Hobart. Tasmania.
* Penny (n.d.). 33 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. DRAPERY / ESTABLISHMENT / HOBART TOWN / ONE PENNY / TOKEN in five lines in centre with R. S. WATERHOUSE MANCHESTER HOUSE round within the indented rim.
- Reverse. A child suspended in a jumper, BABY LINEN to left WAREHOUSE to right and FOR READY MONEY. THE SPIRIT OF TRADE ruund within the indented rim.
607
* Halfpenny (n.d.). 26 mm. Normal. Pl. 48.
- Obverse. As No. 606, with the Y of DRAPERY the M of ESTABLISHMENT.
- Reverse. As No. 606.
608
* Halfpenny (n.d.). 26 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 606 but with the Yof DRAPERY between ME of ESTABLISHMENT the word DRAPERY being extended.
- Reverse. As No. 607.
609
WATERS, Edward. Auckland. New Zealand.
*Penny (n.d.). 33 mm. Normal. (Stokes & Martin iecit.) Pl. 48.
- Obverse. EDWARD WATERS under a broken bar in straight line in centre. QUEEN ST. / AUCKLAND in two lines below, WHOLESALE & RETAIL / CONFECTIONER in two half circular lines above. QUEEN ST. 23 mm. long. Beaded rim.
- Reverse. Maori head ONE PENNY behind, TOKEN in front. STOKES & MARTIN MELBOURNE in very small letters under the bust. Beaded rim.
610
* Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 609 with QUEEN ST. only 19 mm. in length. The word CONFECTIONER is also in a smaller semicircle. Beaded rim.
- Reverse. As No. 609.
611
WATSON, W., & Co. Ballarat. Victoria.
Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Normal. (T. Stokes fecit.) Pl. 49.
- Obverse. W. WATSON & Co. straight across centre, TOWN HALL HOTEL / WINE & SPIRIT in two semicircular lines above, MERCHANTS / ARMSTRONG ST. BALLARAT under. Beaded rim.
- Reverse. Australian Arms as Stokes' reverse No. 14.
612
Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Upset.
- Obverse. As No. 611.
- Reverse. Vine branch as Stokes' reverse No. 7.
613
WATSON, W. R., & Co. Ballarat.
*Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Normal. (T. Stokes fecit.) Pl. 49.
- Obverse. As No. 611 with the addition of the initial R. in the name.
- Reverse. Vine branch as Stokes' reverse No. 1.
614
* Penny. 1862. 34 mm. Upset.
- Obverse. As No. 613.
- Reverse. Vine branch as Stokes' reverse No. I. Nos. 611 to 61.4 are all probably the issue of one firm, and the alteration of the name a correction made with a renewal order.
615
WEIGHT AND JOHNSON. Sydney.
*Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Normal. (Heaton & Sons fecit.) Pl. 49.
- Obverse. WEIGHT / AND / JOHNSON / DRAPERS / & / OUTFITTERS in six lines in centre, with LIVERPOOL & LONDON HOUSE PITT STREET SYDNEY , round within the beaded rim.
- Reverse. Justice standing with scales, &c. No legend: A minute G among the fruit.
616
* Halfpenny (n.d.). 28 mm. Normal. Pl. 49.
- Obverse. WEIGHT & JOHNSON / DRAPERS / &C / LIVERPOOL / & / LONDON HOUSE / 249 & 251 PITT ST / SYDNEY in eight lines. The word DRAPERS is low, the D being between IV of LIVERPOOL and the Y of SYDNEY under the second T of PITT. Beaded rim.
- Reverse. As No. 615, but with varied fruits and no minute G among them.
617
* Halipenny (n.d.). 28 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 616 with DRAPERS higher and the D over I in line below the word LIVERPOOL longer.
- Reverse. As No. 616.
618
* Halfpenny (n.d.). 28 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 616, with LIVERPOOL short, DRAPERS rather higher, but D still over I.
- Reverse. As No. 616.
619
Halfpenny (n.d.). 28 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. Legend as No. 616, with LIVERPOOL long and D over I. The word SYDNEY is short, bringing the Y under the first T of PITT. There is also a minute dot over the & under R.
- Reverse. As No. 616.
620
WHITE, Thomas, & Son, Westbury. Tasmania.
*Penny. 1855. 34 mm. Normal. (W. J. Taylor fecit.) Pl. 49.
- Obverse. THOMAS WHITE . WESTBURY . round within the beaded riin with AND / SON in two lines in the centre.
- Reverse. A kangaroo to right, emu to left facing, TASMANIA over, 1855 under.
621
* Halfpenny. 1855. 28 mm. Normal. Pl. 49.
- Obverse. As No. 620.
- Reverse. As No. 620.
622
* Penny. 1857. 34 mm. Normal.
- Obverse. As No. 620.
- Reverse. As No. 620, except date 1857, and that the word TASMANIA is in larger letters and 1857 in larger figures.
623
WHITTY AND BROWN. Sydney.
*Penny (n.d.). 33 mm. Normal. (Whitty & Brown fecit.) Pl. 50.
- Obverse. Young head in centre with truncation of neck a double curve and pointed at the front, space between head and name; nose short and blunt. Round within the beaded rim, WHITTY & BROWN. MAKERS SYDNEY.
- Reverse. Standing female figure with scales and cornucopia the drapery in narrow folds, sea and ship in the background with the horizon level on both sides of the figure. NEW SOUTH WALES in half circle above, the scale bar level with the back of E, and the S of WALES well above the hand on the cornucopia. Beaded rim.
624
* Penny (n.d.). 33 mm. Upset.
- Obverse. Very similar head to No. 623, with the hair roughened at the top, so that it touches the () of BROWN and there is little space between the head and WN.
- Reverse. As No. 623.
625
* Penny (n.d.). 33 mm. Upset. Pl. 50.
- Obverse. A young head wih pointed nose, the truncation of the neck pointed to left and slightly turned up. Space between head and name. Legend similar to No. 623.
- Reverse. As No. 623, but with thicker folds to the drapery on the body of the figure while those at the right side are narrower and hardly reach as low, the scale bar is at the top of E and the S of WALES below the hand and the head of the figure between TH of SOUTH. Beaded rim. Horizon higher on left.
626
* Penny (n.d.). 33 mm. Upset. Pl. 50.
- Obverse. As No. 623, but with an older head which reaches to the O of name, the neck is thicker with the truncation a single curve with convexity downwards and ending in a blunt point in front.
- Reverse. As No. 623, but the horizon is higher on the left than the right of the figure. Beaded rim.
627
* Penny (n.d). 34 mm. Upset. Pl. 50.
- Obverse. As No. 623, but a much older head with whiskers and short pointed The top of the head touches 0. There is a projection from the forehead perhaps the result of a damaged die. The neck is broader and the truncation' a sinuous curve ending in a point in front. Beaded rim.
- Reverse. As No. 626.
628
* Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Upset.
- Obverse. A ram on a plain base in the centre, with PEACE AND PLENTY . SYDNEY . N.S.W. round within the beaded rim.
- Reverse. As No. 626.
629
* Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Upset.
- Obverse. As No. 628, but with a projection from the base at the right-hand end.
- Reverse. As No. 626.
630
* Penny (n.d.). Brass. 34 mm. Upset.
- Obverse. As No. 628, with two projections from the base.
- Reverse. As No. 626.
631
* Penny (n.d.). 33 mm. Upset.
- Obverse. As No. 628, with three projections from the base.
- Reverse. As No. 626.
632
Penny (n.d.). 33 mm. Upset. Pl. 50.
- Obverse. Within an inner plain circle ONE / PENNY in two straight lines with a short broken bar above and below. Round within the indented rim ADVANCE AUSTRALIA above and three crosses below. The line of the top of the letters ONE iſ continued to the right passes well above the second A of AUSTRALIA.
- Reverse. As No. 626.
633
* Penny (n.d.). 33 mm. Upset.
- Obverse. As No. 632, but the relative position of the word ONE and the legend differs, bringing the top line level with the second A of AUSTRALIA.
- Reverse. As No. 626.
634
* Penny (n.d.). 33 mm. Upset. Pl. 50.
- Obverse. As No. 632.
- Reverse. Similar to No. 626, but with wider folds of drapery, those on the right side ending much lower. The horizon on the left side is slightly higher than on the right. Indented rim.
Several varieties of Nos. 632-3-4 have been described by collectors generally depending on slight differences in the shape and size of the letters and bars, but all appear to have been the result of the manner of striking, which is believed to have been by means of a drop hammer. A careful examination of very many specimens has shown that all have one thing in common and that is a flaw connecting the C of ADVANCE with the inner circle. This would indicate that the 'variations are due to the mode of manufacture entirely. See Illustration of No. 634 on Pl. 50.
635
* Penny (n.d.). 33 mm. Partly upset. Pl. 51.
- Obverse. As No. 632, with the top line of ONE level with the A of AUSTRALIA. Indented rim.
- Reverse. A kangaroo and emu facing, very similar to the design on W. J. Taylor's Penny No. 571, but no maker's name. Indented rim.
636
Penny (n.d.). 33 mm. Upset.
- Obverse. As No. 632, with top line of ONE above the second A of AUSTRALIA.
- Reverse. As No. 635.
637
Penny (n.d.). 33 mm. Upset.
- Obverse. As No. 636.
- Reverse. As No. 635, but with the kangaroo and emu further apart and slight variation in the herbage.
Nos. 635-6-7 have been included here as they all show the same flaw as on Nos. 632-3-4, between the C of ADVANCE and the inner circle. The roughness of workmanship and tendency to double striking of letters on Whitty & Brown's undoubted issues strongly indicate a common origin. They have generally been listed with Miscellaneous Tokens as bearing no name of the maker or issuer responsible for their redemption.
638
WILLIAMS, J. W. & G. Eaglehawk. Victoria.
*Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Partly upset. (T. Stokes fecit.) Pl. 51.
- Obverse. J. W. & G. WILLIAMS / GROCERS / IRONMONGERS / & ! DRAPERS / EAGLEHAWK in six lines within a beaded rim.
- Reverse. GOLD OFFICE / WINE, SPIRIT / & / COLONIAL PRODUCE / MERCHANTS / EAGLEHAWK, in six lines within a beaded rim.
639
WILSON, A. S. Dunedin. Otago. New Zealand.
*Penny. 1857. 34 mm. Normal. (W. J. Taylor fecit.) Pl. 51.
- Obverse. A. S. WILSON / DUNEDIN / OTAGO / MEDICAL HALL in four lines within a beaded rim.
- Reverse. Justice seated on a bale, &c., NEW ZEALAND over, 1857 in exergue. Beaded rim.
640
WOOD, W. D. Hobart. Tasmania.
*Penny. 1855. 34 mm. Upset. Pl. 51.
- Obverse. MONTPELIER RETREAT / W. D. WOOD / WINE / & / SPIRIT / MERCHANT /. HOBART TOWN . in seven lines within a beaded rim.
- Reverse. A view of the inn on a straight base, with MONTPELIER RETREAT W. D. WOOD WINE MERCHANT over the doorway and sides of the building. HOBART TOWN curved above, 1855 in the exergue. Beaded rim.
641
* Penny (n.d.). 34 mm. Upset. Pl. 51.
- Obverse. ONE PENNY TOKEN / PAYABLE / ON DEMAND HERE ! MONTPELLIER RETREAT / INN / HOBART TOWN. W. D. WOOD in seven lines with .: . between the sixth and seventh. Indented rim.
- Reverse. A view of the inn on a curved base, with a tree and flagstaff behind. MONTPELLIER RETREAT INN curved above, W. D. WOOD below. Indented rim.
642
* Halfpenny (n.d.). 28 mm. Upset. Pl. 51.
- Obverse. As No. 641, except the substitution of HALFPENNY for PENNY in the first line, and -.- between the sixth and seventh.
- Reverse. As No. 641.