Lancashire D&H 105 Liverpool Scotland Full lustre with trifling marks

Full lustre with trifling marks

Early in the 17th century it was granted to Henry

The Arnold Works tokens were issued by the owners of the wool spinning mill at Arnold

twelve each side

B’ECCLESLAE to left

Lancashire D&H 105 Liverpool Scotland Full lustre with trifling marksObv: A ship sailing right, LIVERPOOL . HALFPENNY above, laurel wreath below. Rev: Arms of Liverpool, DEUS NOBIS HAEC OTIA FECIT around, 1793 below and split by arms. Edge: PAYABLE AT ANGLESEA LONDON OR BRISTOL. Good Extremely Fine and Choice brown. A counterfeit of Thomas Clarks commercial token. The liverbird featured on the reverse arms is actually a cormorant, a type of diving bird found on the coast of Liverpool.