Numismatics (O.4915)

A copper alloy radiate of Postumus

Numismatics (O.5033)

A copper alloy copy of a radiate of Tetricus I?

Numismatics (O.4234)

Abolition token. 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'. White metal, black enamel.

Numismatics (O.5081)

A copper alloy radiate of an unknown emperor

Numismatics (O.2060)

Numismatics (O.4491)

Enamelled oval badge, with Clifton Suspension Bridge against a dark blue background (hence Blue Badge Guides), and CITY OF BRISTOL CORPS OF GUIDES around the edge against a white background. Panel below bridge inscribed 'MRS. L. C. CANN'

Numismatics (O.5031)

A copper alloy copy of a radiate of an unknown emperor

Numismatics (O.4493)

Plastic badge with blue back and clear plastic cover. Printed insert showing Clifton Suspension Bridge, with BRISTOL CORPS OF GUIDES and LOIS over it in blue.

Numismatics (O.5459)

A copper alloy nummus of Constantine II

Numismatics (O.5016)

A copper alloy copy of a radiate of an unknown emperor

Numismatics (O.5348)

A copper alloy nummus of Diocletian

Numismatics (O.4761)

A copper alloy as of Faustina II.

Numismatics (O.4617)

TFNS silver badge. Crowned oval, with TERRITIORIAL FORCE NURSING SERVICE in outer band, two crossed As at centre. Loop for suspension, with red and white striped ribbon with brooch fastening sewn on to back.

Numismatics (O.3370)

Shrine to Thomas Maggs, with Death plaque, War Medal, Victory |Medal, condolence scroll and photograph of Thomas Maggs in a wooden frame. Death plaque at centre top, nailed top and bottom into backboard: medals stapled and nailed either side opf plaque, at an angle (medals have the wrong ribbons). Beneath, the condolence scroll from The territorioal Force Association for the County of Worcester, with small photograph of Tomas Mags in uniform attached. Condolence sent to Mr T Maggs. 37 Penfield Street, Mina Road, Bristol. Thomas Maggs died 14th October 1918, aged 26

Numismatics (O.4498)

Four-pointed star with cossed swords and wreath, surmounted by crown with loop for suspension. Ribbon not attached but with medal in box of issue, with typed label 'G.3C.37 9499 Pte. A.W. Jarrett, Sea. Highrs.' and 203334 in pencil.

Numismatics (O.4499)

Round silver medal, with suspender bar attached at the top. In box of issue (with Victory Medal) with typed label '1817 9499 Sjt. A.W. Jarrett, Seaforth.' with stamped 'B. War and Victory', and 355 in pencil.

Numismatics (O.2877)

World War I death plaque for William Henry Collins. Mounted on tip of wooden propellor blade. Associated with medal group O.2874-O.2876

Numismatics (O.3369)

Shrine to Thomas Maggs, with Death plaque, War Medal, Victory |Medal, condolence scroll and photograph of Thomas Maggs in a wooden frame. Death plaque at centre top, nailed top and bottom into backboard: medals stapled and nailed either side opf plaque, at an angle (medals have the wrong ribbons). Beneath, the condolence scroll from The territorioal Force Association for the County of Worcester, with small photograph of Tomas Mags in uniform attached. Condolence sent to Mr T Maggs. 37 Penfield Street, Mina Road, Bristol. Thomas Maggs died 14th October 1918, aged 26

Numismatics (O.3368)

Shrine to Thomas Maggs, with Death plaque, War Medal, Victory |Medal, condolence scroll and photograph of Thomas Maggs in a wooden frame. Death plaque at centre top, nailed top and bottom into backboard: medals stapled and nailed either side opf plaque, at an angle (medals have the wrong ribbons). Beneath, the condolence scroll from The territorioal Force Association for the County of Worcester, with small photograph of Tomas Mags in uniform attached. Condolence sent to Mr T Maggs. 37 Penfield Street, Mina Road, Bristol. Thomas Maggs died 14th October 1918, aged 26

Numismatics (EBIM.0645)

C.W.S. [Co-operative Wholesale Society] AVONMOUTH BREAD COMPETITION silver medal, dated 1936; in blue presentation box.

Numismatics (O.2336)

Medal commemorating Britain's Longest Jousting Tournament, July 21st to August 12th 1973, Durdham Down, Bristol.

Numismatics (O.2971)

White metal medallion commemorating Queen Victoria's visit to Bristol, Durdham Down, November 15 1899

Numismatics (O.5032)

A copper alloy copy of a radiate of an unknown emperor

Numismatics (O.5290)

A copper alloy nummus of Constantine I

Numismatics (O.5019)

A copper alloy copy of a radiate of an unknown emperor

Numismatics (O.4614)

Satirical version of the Bristol £: very similar design, but showing the seamier side of life in the city. Green and black print on white ground. Serial number BS01 55318008 Small print to left reads: ISSUED BY THE BASTARD SUNZ NOT WORTH THE PAPER IT'S PRINTED ON NOT FOR TRADING PURPOSES

Numismatics (O.2911)

Numismatics (O.2910)

Numismatics (O.2912)

Numismatics (O.2618)

Numismatics (O.5239)

A copper alloy nummus of Constantine I

Numismatics (O.3979)

Bank note printed in black ink. On the left-hand side is a design featuring the Bristol High Cross. The following is written on the note: No [A402] Bristol Tolzey Bank.No. [A402] I Promise to pay the Bearer on Demand THREE POUNDS for TWO of these Thirty Shilling Notes Value received the [27] day of [June] 181[8] For Samuel Worrall & Andrew Pope. ONE POUND [And.w. Pope] Ent.d [J.W] The note is torn around the edges and is covered in tiny creases.

Numismatics (O.3977)

Bank note printed on both sides in black ink. On the obverse on the left-hand side is a design featuring the Bristol High Cross. There is also a first dividend paid bankruptcy stamp in the centre of the note towards the bottom. The following is written on the note: No [A3270] Bristol Tolzey Bank.No. [A3270] I Promise to pay the Bearer on Demand the sum of One Pound. Value received the [19] day of [February] 181[8] For Samuel Worrall & Andrew Pope. ONE POUND [And.w. Pope] Ent.d [J. Watson] The note is dirty through age and there are some brown stains on the note. On the reverse is a design in the centre featuring the initials of the partners underneath is written "BRISTOL", and below this along the bottom of the note are two plaques with "ONE POUND" and "TOLZEY BANK" written inside. Along the left-hand side is a bankruptcy stamp with the date 22 July 1819.

Numismatics (O.2025)

Numismatics (O.1447)

Numismatics (O.1446)

Numismatics (O.1568)

Numismatics (O.2036)

Numismatics (O.4081)

Bank note printed on both sides in black ink. On the obverse 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 left is an embossed ? pence stamp. The following is written on the note: [A34] Bristol CITY Bank No[A34] [326] [326] I Promise to pay the Bearer on Demand the sum of One Pound Value received [7th of 1st mnth January] 18[15] For Henry Bengough, Joseph Haythorne and George Wright. One Pound [22/29] [Geo Wright] Ent.d. [John Veale] On the reverse is the word "one" within a rectangle with the corners cut out creating inward curving corners. Down either side within an interlaced design is the word "ONE POUND". Along the top and bottom edge within this same design it reads "BRISTOL" and "CITY BANK". The note is torn around the edges and especially in the corners, some writing is missing from the top left-hand corner. The note is also very dirty.

Numismatics (O.2495)

1914 Star.