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BARNSTAPLE.
97. Obv. RICHARD . WEBER . IN. A Castle.
Rev. BARNSTABLE . 1669. HIS HALFEFENY.
This token was issued two years after R. W.'s farthing,
described in B., page 49, No. 14. It is in the possession
of Mr. T. Wainwright, Grammar School, Barnstaple.
CHUMLEIGH.
98. Obv. HVMPHREY . MORGAN. Pair large scissors.
Rev. IN . CHVLMLEY. H. M. 1658. (See Plate, No. 7.)
This token was issued ten years earlier than any other
of that place. It belongs to Mr. W. Gill, of Tapstock,
who kindly lent it for the purpose of engraving.
CREDITON.
99. Obv. IOSEPH . MEDLTON. A full-blown rose.
Rev. OF . CBEDDYTON. 1. M. 1667.
This token is in the author's collection. The spelling
of the town on it exactly represents its pronunciation by
the natives.
ton.
" Medlton " may be a corruption of Middle-
DODBROOKE.
100. Obv. WILLIAM . MASKELL. 1666.
Rev. (No legend.) An ancient galley (filling the field).
The issuer, a merchant of Dodbrooke, was buried in the
centre aisle of his parish church, where a stone slab is
inscribed to his memory.
EXETER.
101. Obv. IOHN . MABER. The Grocers' Arms.
Rev. IN . EXON . 1668. i. R. M.
Kindly transferred from the extensive collection of