Numismatics (O.2176)

Siliqua of Valentinin I.

Numismatics (O.2177)

Siliqua of Valentinian I.

Numismatics (O.2178)

Siliqua of Valentinian I.

Numismatics (O.2179)

Siliqua of Valentinian I.

Numismatics (O.2180)

Siliqua of Valentinian I.

Numismatics (O.2181)

Siliqua of Gratian.

Numismatics (O.2182)

Siliqua of Gratian.

Numismatics (O.2167)

Siliqua of Julius II Apostate.

Numismatics (O.2042)

Numismatics (O.4347.1-31)

Thirty-one 'GLORIA EXERCITVS' type Constantine I nummi from Trier.

Numismatics (O.4349.1-86)

Eighty-six 'GLORIA EXERCITVS' type Constantine I nummi from Arles.

Numismatics (O.4323.1-89)

Eighty-nine 'CONSTANTINOPOLIS' type Constantinian nummi coins.

Numismatics (O.4333.1-33)

Thirty three 'CONSTANTINOPOLIS' type Constantinian nummi.

Numismatics (O.4435.1-79)

Seventy-nine Constantinian 'VRBS ROMA' type nummi from Lyons.

Numismatics (O.5223)

A copper alloy nummus of Valens

Numismatics (O.4873)

A copper alloy radiate of Claudius II

Numismatics (O.4350.1-28)

Twenty-eight 'GLORIA EXERCITVS' type Constantine I nummi from Arles.

Numismatics (O.5416)

A copper alloy nummus of Constantius II

Numismatics (O.2744)

Amelia Langran's lifesaving certificate

Numismatics (O.5497)

A copper alloy nummus of Licinius I

Numismatics (O.5361)

A copper alloy nummus of Licinius I

Numismatics (O.5358)

A copper alloy nummus of Maxentius

Numismatics (O.4233)

Jasperware plaque, in frame, made by Josiah Wedgwood, c.1790 - 'Am I Not a Man and a Brother?'. Abolition plaque.

Numismatics (O.5200)

A copper alloy nummus of Theodora

Numismatics (O.4806)

A copper alloy sestertius of Severus Alexander

Numismatics (O.4924)

A copper alloy radiate of Victorinus

Numismatics (O.0178)

Henry VIII gold crown, Bristol. Sylloge 146.

Numismatics (O.4281)

2d copper token, pattern and legend on both faces, for Rennison's Grand Pleasure Bath Ladies' Private Bath & Fountain.

Numismatics (O.5457)

A copper alloy nummus of Licinius I

Numismatics (O.3910)

One pound bank note; printed on both sides in black ink. On the obverse of the note, on the left-hand side is a design depicting the Bristol High Cross. The following is written on the note: No. A7662 Bristol Tolzey Bank. No. A7662 I Promise to pay the Bearer on Demand the Sum of One Pound, Value received the [15] day of [July] 18[18] For Samuel Worrall & Andrew Pope. ONE POUND Ent.d. [J.Watson.] [And. Pope] The note is in good condition. On the reverse is a design comprising the partners initials W and R in the centre of the note, and the words "ONE POUND" and "TOLZEY BANK" within a lattice pattern along the bottom of the note. There is a bankruptcy stamp dated October 5 1819, issued by J.P. Harford at Taylors' Hall, Bristol.

Numismatics (O.4079)

Unissued bank note printed on one side only in black ink. In the top left-hand corner is the Bristol Coat of Arms supported either side by two unicorns. On top are two crossed arms holding a serpent and a pair of scales. The motto underneath reads "VIRTUTE ET INDUSTRIA". In the centre of the note towards the bottom is an embossed three pence stamp. The following is written on the note: ONE POUND No Bristol CITY Bank I Promise to pay or Bearer on demand One Pound Value received For James Ireland, One Pound Henry Bengough, Joseph Haythorne, Matthew Wright & William Gore. Ent.d. The note is in very good condition.

Numismatics (O.4565)

Bristol Co-op Soc. Ltd. token. £1.

Numismatics (O.4564)

Obverse: Bristol Eg. & Ind. Co-op Society. £1. H.Smith.. B(irmingham). Reverse: Plain, except for beaded rim.

Numismatics (O.4566)

Bristol Co-op Soc. Ltd. token. 1d.

Numismatics (O.4567)

Trade check. Bristol Co-op. 1 pint of milk.

Numismatics (O.2403.2)

Vellum certificate from Royal Humane Society for Silver medal award (O.2403.1) for Axbridge Swiss (Basle) Air Disaster 1973 given to David Besley.

Numismatics (O.4488)

Abolition token - penny. Obverse: 'Am I Not a Man and a Brother?'. Reverse: 'Whatsoever ye would that men should do to you, do ye even so to them'.

Numismatics (G1849)

Colston School large bronze badge. 8 small holes in pairs for attachment. A paper label on the back states "635 Dolphin Badge Purchased 26-1-04". (Colston's crest was a dolphin, supposedly because on a voyage one of his ships sprang a leak and a dolphin wedged itself into the hole, so saving the ship, it's crew and cargo.)

Numismatics (O.5837)

A copper alloy nummus of an unknown emperor

Numismatics (O.5333)

A copper alloy nummus of Valens