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146 HELEN FARQUHAR.The letters appear to have been separately impressedby hand as an experiment, and agree more nearly withthe legend of the than list, any of the finished medalswith this obverse and reverse.No. 19. Memorial of Charles I.Signed by John.and die.Med. III., i.346, 200. M.Y. Obv. puncheonSee note on No. 1 . A smaller example after this designwas advertised for sale by Norbert and his brotherJames in 1695 (Med. Ill,i. 346, 201). Of this latterno dies or puncheons are in Young's collection.No. 20. The reverse of Med. Ill, i. 536, 187, called bySlingsby (13) the " First Britannia ", agrees with thedescription of No. 20, but isonly known with a jugateobverse, and Sn. pub. 5 gives it " with two heads ".M. Y. Obv. of Charles and Catherine die ;Rev. puncheonand die. Roettiers may have combined thisreverse with the obverse of Med. III., i. 582, 257, ofwhich the die is in Young's collection.No. 21. Naval Eeward. Med. Ill, i. 504, 141.Sn. pub. II. 10 SI. 14. M. Y. Obv. puncheon and die ;Rev. die and a puncheon for small ship.No. 22. Ante Omnes, by Philip. Med. HI., i.541,194. M.Y. Obv. puncheon.No. 23. Coronation of James II. Med. III., i.605,5 and 6. Snelling (15 pub.) gives the obv. of 6 combinedwith the reverse of Mary Beatrice (Med. III., i. 606, 8).SI. 17. M. Y. Obv. puncheon and die of No. 5 ;puncheon of No. 6 Rev. ; puncheon and die.No. 24. Mary Beatrice. Med. Ill, i. 605, 7. Sn. pub.15. SI. 17. M.Y. Obv. two dies; Rev. unfinishedpuncheon.10See note 9 to No. 13.