The numismatic chronicle and journal of the Royal Numismatic Society

XIV.
ADDENDA TO DEVONSHIRE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY
TOKENS, NOT DESCRIBED IN BOYNE'S WORK.
Continued from N.C., N.S., Vol. XVI., page 266.
DURING the five years that have passed since my previous
list of ninety-six unpublished tokens appeared in our
Num. Chron., seventeen new to myself, and to several
large collectors elsewhere, have been found in different
parts of the county. Four of them belong to Ply-
mouth, making forty in all issued from that old port.
Three others in the following list were sent out from
places not represented in Boyne, viz., Dodbrooke, Halber-
ton, and Hatherleigh.
I have the two latter in my collection ; that of Halberton
is brass, having for device the Clothworkers' Arms (see
Boyne's Introduction, page xiv., for description), with the
chevron carefully engraved as ermine, showing five spots
on the fur.
The Hatherleigh farthing is copper, having only the
date on the obverse, instead of a device.
As Devonshire is but poorly illustrated in Boyne's
plates, none of the town-pieces (the most interesting of
the series) being shown, I have had three of them en-
graved that are imperfectly or incorrectly described by
Boyne, for the benefit of our members who are interested