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The E-Sylum: Volume 17, Number 30, July 20, 2014, Article 10

THE NUMISMATIC MAGAZINE 1891

Web site reader Calvin Goddard of Petaluma, CA was the winner of an eBay numismatic literature lot, and he passed along the information to us. Here are the lot photo and description, followed by his additional commentary. -Editor

1891 Numismatic magazine bound volume The Numismatic Magazine vol 6 title page

The Numismatic Magazine, edited by C. H. Nunn, volume 6, 1891, complete year, bound, backstrip missing, some pages loose. Articles include death of L. C. Wyon, listing of Queen Victoria Jubilee medals, and English silver tokens and ads for various coins and medals.

To read the complete eBay lot description, see: THE NUMISMATIC MAGAZINE 1891 COMPLETE YEAR BOUND (www.ebay.com/itm/THE-NUMISMATIC-MAGAZINE-1891-COMPLETE
-YEAR-BOUND-/121380082076)

Calvin adds:

It has a bookplate by owner "Charles Ricard"(Biblioteca Numismatica--with beaver on stump, King Charles XV coin, lion in shield, and a French coin from 1753). Very cool bookplate. The index includes:

  • Accington Political Medal, An
  • African Coins, Recent
  • Bank of England Note, Stopping a
  • Birbeck Building Society
  • British Coins for 1891
  • Cashmere Half Rupee, A
  • Chinese Coins
  • Coins, A rare
  • Coinage, Proposed new gold & silver
  • Coiners, counterfeit
  • Coins, Ancient, Forgeries of
  • Coins, Countermarked
  • Coins, Discovery of ancient
  • Coins, 2 with histories
  • Coins, strange discovery of
  • Consular Denarii, Notes On
  • Correspondence--& answers to
  • Discovery, singular
  • "Dustman" Farthing
  • Errata
  • Florin, Reign of Victoria,
  • Three types of Fourpenny piece for British Guiana & West Indies Groats,
  • Analysis of a parcel of Heaton,
  • Death of Mr. Ralph Koch, Dr.,
  • Medal of Leather Money Medal, Peace of 1814 (Fereday's)
  • Medal Commemorative of visit of the Emperor and Empress of Germany
  • Medal, Blackpool Tower
  • Medal, Dudley Medalets, some common political Mint in the early 18th century,
  • The Mint,
  • The Money New Year's Greeting
  • Numismatic curiosity
  • Numismatic Exchange
  • Numismatic Notes
  • Numismatic Society, Proposed
  • One Pound Notes
  • "O.P Medal, Another O.P. Medal, a 3rd
  • Parliment, and the currency Penny Piece,
  • A Singular Psuedo-Numismatic Waifs,
  • Some Queries Replies to Queries
  • Roman Coins
  • Roman Coins, Articles on Roman Coins, old works on Roman Coins, undescribed by Cohen,
  • Some Sales of Coins Medals, etc (OMG..THE PRICES!!!!)
  • Sale of the Capo Cabinet Shakespeare,
  • Medal of Sheckel, the Holy Silver Coins,
  • New Silver Tokens not in Boyne's works
  • Tobago, Coins used in
  • Token, First private, of the 18th Century, and it's counterfeit
  • Two Hundred guineas for one schilling Union of Great Britain and Ireland,
  • Medal Commemorating Victoria Jubilee
  • Medal William III, Crown, blundered
  • Wyon, Death of Mr. L.C.

What a trove of numismatic information! Next I wrote to NBS President Marc Charles Ricard - that's his father's bookplate. -Editor

Charles Ricard bookplate Marc Ricard writes:

My father placed these bookplates in many of the volumes that he owned over the years. It is his original design, and includes the beaver, which appears on the Ricard Family Canadian Coat of Arms. The Charles coin was for his first name, the beaver represents our Canadian ancestors who were fur traders, and the French graphics for our origins near Marseilles.

I told Calvin I was curious about the "Dustman" Farthing, and the Leather Money Medal. He forwarded the following scans of the articles. Thanks! -Editor

Leather Money

Leather Money article

The "Dustman" Farthing

Dustman farthing article

Calvin adds:

I tried Googling the "Dustman Farthing", and, all kinds of variations, all to no avail. I did pull up a "hobo" style 1d, but it's probably modern. I'd give an eye tooth to find a real 1890 hobo farthing from George Pardoe.

I came up empty, too. Can anyone supply images or more information on Pardoe and his creations? Thanks. -Editor


Wayne Homren, Editor

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