The Norman Brodie Collection of Scottish Tokens

8 October 2002

Lot No 246

Culcreuch, a Buck Society Halfpenny, 1797 (DH Middlesex 1042b), obv. countermarked payable at culcreuch mill * around thos. whyte stamped in centre, 7.67g (Scott 83.5; D 116; ST 20). Host token fair, countermarks about fine (£40-50)

8 October 2002

Lot No 247

Fintry, a Glasgow, Gilbert Shearer & Co, Halfpenny, 1791 (DH Lanarkshire 2), rev. countermarked...

8 October 2002

Lot No 248

Moffat, William Walker, Farthing, 1817, bee-hive and bees, rev. GROCERIES HARDWARE &c WHOLESALE...

8 October 2002

Lot No 249

Dunfermline, J. Kirk, Farthing, 1817, legend both sides (DH 2; D 1; ST 558). About very fine, very rare (£25-35)

8 October 2002

Lot No 250

Limekilns, R. Mailler, Farthing, 1819, legend both sides (DH 1; D 2; ST 559). Almost very fine,...

8 October 2002

Lot No 251

Calton, Henry Reid, Farthings, 1815 (2, large and small flans) (DH 3; D 8; ST 563) [2]. Fine to very fine (£10-20)

8 October 2002

Lot No 252

Calton, Henry Reid, Proof Farthing, 1815, in silver, scales, rev. legend, edge plain, 1.96g/6h...

8 October 2002

Lot No 253

Glasgow, Thomas Edington & Sons, Pennies (6), all 1813 (W 1350, 1351, 1352, 1352a, 1354 [2]; ST 560); John McMillan & Co, Farthing, 1816 (DH 2; D 7; ST 562) [7]. Edington issues fine, W 1352 better, last good fine but surface pockmarked, extremely rare (£30-40)

8 October 2002

Lot No 254

Hamilton, Retailers’ Farthings (2), both 1814 (DH 4, 4a; D 11; ST 564) [2]. Very fine and good fine, latter rare (£15-25)

8 October 2002

Lot No 255

Leith, William Christie, Farthing, 1819, legend both sides (DH 1; D 19; ST 565). Flan chip at top, otherwise fine to very fine, scarce (£15-25)

8 October 2002

Lot No 256

Duns, Gray, 1813, legend both sides (DH 1; D 1; ST 428). Fine and clear, extremely rare (£80-100)

8 October 2002

Lot No 257

Cupar Angus, G. Anderson, legend both sides (DH 1; ST 431). Only mediocre but extremely rare (£30-40)

8 October 2002

Lot No 258

Cupar Angus, J. Wilson, Farthing, 1813, sugar loaves and tea-chest, rev. scales and value (DH –; ST 432). About fine and clear, extremely rare (£60-80)

8 October 2002

Lot No 259

Edinburgh, William Calder, 1806, sugar-loaf, rev. pestle and mortar (DH 151; D 3; ST 444). Holed in centre, about fine, extremely rare (£25-35)

8 October 2002

Lot No 260

Edinburgh, Alexander Douglas, 1811, legend both sides (DH 156; D 5; ST 449). About fine, extremely rare (£50-70)

8 October 2002

Lot No 261

Edinburgh, Alexander Douglas, rev. stick of candles (DH 157; ST 450). Fair, extremely rare; in old glass holder (£30-40)

8 October 2002

Lot No 262

Edinburgh, Alexander Galloway, legend both sides (DH 159; ST 452). Fine, extremely rare (£60-80)

8 October 2002

Lot No 263

Edinburgh, H. Macfarlane, rev. tankard (DH 175; ST 469). Lacquered, very fine, reverse better,...

8 October 2002

Lot No 264

Edinburgh, Shaw, legend both sides (DH 187; ST 481). Almost extremely fine and extremely rare...

8 October 2002

Lot No 265

Esk Mill, William Jackson, 1812, legend both sides (DH 203; D 17; ST 497). Good fine and clear,...

8 October 2002

Lot No 266

Leith, G. Fyfe, legend both sides (DH 208; ST 502). Poor; in old glass holder (£20-25)

8 October 2002

Lot No 267

Leith, George Lillie, legend both sides (DH 209; ST 503). Fair to fine, extremely rare; in old glass holder (£40-60)

8 October 2002

Lot No 268

Leith, William Miller Sr, 1806, legend both sides (DH 212; D 22; ST 506). Obverse fine, reverse very fine or better, extremely rare; in old glass holder (£60-80)

8 October 2002

Lot No 269

Pennycuik, John Nivens, Farthing, legend both sides (DH 233; ST 528). Good fine, extremely rare...

8 October 2002

Lot No 270

Perth, P. Stewart Jr, legend both sides (DH 4; ST 535). Fair to fine, extremely rare (£50-70)

8 October 2002

Lot No 271

I.N., rev. crown and hammer (DH 10). Obverse mediocre, reverse good fine, extremely rare (£40-60)

8 October 2002

Lot No 272

I.N., rev. crown and hammer (DH 10); Water Gate (2), revs. crest (DH 16 [2]) [3]. Fair to fine, all extremely rare; first and one other in old glass holders (£80-100)

8 October 2002

Lot No 273

T.S., Farthing, hand holding quill, rev. value (DH 15; ST 553). Good fine and clear, extremely...

8 October 2002

Lot No 274

Aberdeen, George Brantingham, 1838 (UFS 6930; ST 567); A. & J. Duncan (UFS 6940; ST 568); Angus Fraser (UFS 6960; ST 569); Fraser & Laidlaw, 1838 (UFS 6950; ST 570); James Gordon (UFS 6970; ST 572); William Gray, 1838 (UFS 6980; ST 571); North of Scotland Equitable Loan Co (UFS 6990; ST 566) [7]. First fine, others...

8 October 2002

Lot No 275

Dundee, Richard A. Miller, copper Farthing, 142 murraygate, rev. wines & teas, etc., edge grained (UFS 7050; ST 579). Extremely fine and extremely rare; almost certainly the finest known specimen (£30-40)

8 October 2002

Lot No 276

Tillicoultry, Co-operative Store (2, edges plain and grained) (UFS 7540 and variant; ST 619); Fife, Kirkcaldy, P. Henderson, 1838 (UFS 7500; ST 616) [3]. Last with surface knocks and only fine but rare, others about very fine (£20-30)

8 October 2002

Lot No 277

Dumfries, T. Dickie & Co (UFS 7030; ST 581). Graze in centre of reverse, otherwise very fine and very rare (£20-30)

8 October 2002

Lot No 278

Glasgow, Arnott Cannock & Co (UFS 7280; ST 601); Campbell’s Diaries (UFS 7640; ST –); Equitable Loan & Pawnbroking Co (UFS 7300; ST 603); W. & A. Linton, 1843 (UFS 7320; ST –); C. Millar (UFS 7330; ST 609); Paisley’s, brass (UFS 7360, variant; ST –); Retailers’ (2), 1828, 1830 (UFS 7370, 7380; ST 607)...

8 October 2002

Lot No 279

Glasgow, Dr John Knox Stuart (5), 1840, 1841 (4) (UFS 7390, 7400, 7410, 7420, 7430; ST 613-14); Richard Wathew (2), 1856, 1861 (UFS 7460, 7470; ST 614A, –); John Whyte (UFS 7480); James Wylie (2), 1869 and undated (UFS 7485, 7487; ST 600) [10]. UFS 7480 extremely fine with original colour, UFS 7460 fine, others...

8 October 2002

Lot No 280

Edinburgh, B. Campbell (UFS 7060; ST –); Caverhill & Co (3), all 1823, in copper, gilt-copper and brass (UFS 7070; ST 585); Alexander Edie, 1838 (UFS 7100; ST 586); Knox, Samuel & Dickson, 1861 (UFS 7150; ST 592); Macgill (2), undated and 1861, both brass, former with plain edge, latter with grained edge (UFS...

8 October 2002

Lot No 281

Edinburgh, Middlemass (2), on thick and thin flans (UFS 7200; ST –); J. & A. Middlemass (UFS 7210; ST –); J. Middlemass & Co (2) (UFS 7220, –; ST 595, 594); Retailers’ (2), 1828, 1830 (UFS 7240, 7250; ST 587); Not Local, 1830, tea chest, wines & foreign spirits, rev. one farthing, date below, 21mm; 1838...

8 October 2002

Lot No 282

Greenock, Robertson & Co, 1825 (UFS 7490; ST 615). About very fine, very rare (£25-35)

8 October 2002

Lot No 283

Drymen, Angus McMillan, 1828 (UFS 7020; ST 576). Good very fine, patinated, extremely rare (£30-40)

8 October 2002

Lot No 284

Aberdeen, City, uniface zinc Sand check, sand in centre, 32mm (Smith –; ST –). Fair to fine, very rare (£10-20)

8 October 2002

Lot No 285

Dundee, John M. Robertson, oval Twopences (2), in bronze and pewter, legend, rev. horse-drawn omnibus, town omnibus, both 28 x 19mm (Smith 300A, 300B; ST 627; cf. Swan 170; cf. Noble II, 1115); Peter Peebles, rectangular brass Twopence with cut corners, rev. value, city bus above and below, 23 x 16mm (Smith 300C;...