Unofficial Farthings, Bilston, Alexander Ellis (W 210), Thomas and Frederick Lewis (2 – W 223, 230); Bloxwich, Thomas Gilbert (W 1080); Brierley Hill, John Lay (W 1190), James Wheeler (W 1200), William Wheeler (W 1210); Darlaston, James Huskins (W 1500, 12h), Thomas Wilkes (W 1510); Great Bridge, Gregory & Co (W 1690); Newcastle-under-Lyme, George Berks (W 3720), William Dixon (W 3730), William Hargreaves (W 3740), Thomas Highfield (4 – W 3750 [2], 3760 [2]), William Howson & Son (2, both W 3770), Josiah Robey (2 – W 3780, 3785); Smethwick, George Lea and Edward Edwards (W 4630); Stafford, Thomas Bamford (W 4760), Isaac Barton (W 4770), C. Dutton (2, both W 4780), Thomas Hill (W 4790), W. Large & Co (W 4810); Stoke-on-Trent, William Dean (2, both W 4860); Stone, James Lucas (2, both W 4890 but one with edge grained); Uttoxeter, J. Arthur Dowdeswell (W 4950); Walsall, Henry Hack (W 4970), Enoch Rowley (2, both W 4980, 12h and 6h), Edwin Scholey (2, both W 4990); West Bromwich, George Badger (W 5030), Edward Maud (W 5040), William Ward (2 – W 5060a, 5060c); Willenhall, John Austin (W 5120), Joshua Rushbrooke (2 – W 5130, 5132) [45]. Generally about very fine, some better, a few rare and a good county group £300-400

This lot was sold as part of a special collection, The Collection of Staffordshire Tokens formed by the late Edward Watkin.

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