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Stater of the Corieltauvi, South Ferriby ‘knotted anchor’

Obverse: wreath pattern, Reverse: stylised horse left on ground line, knotted anchor shape above, six-pointed star below

Stater of the Corieltauvi, South Ferriby type

Obverse: wreath pattern, Reverse: stylised horse left on ground line, ‘anchor’ shape above, eight-pointed star below

Stater of the Corieltauvi, North East Cost type

Early Uninscribed issue. Obverse: wreath pattern, Reverse: stylised horse right, charioteer’s arm above, coffee bean above head, spiral by neck, star before

Haconby Celtic Fertility Figure

A bronze male nude figure dating to 1st century AD, holding in his right hand an oversized phallus which is

Anglo-Saxon strap end

Probably part of a Thomas Class F strap end which is common in Viking-age Dublin. It is a Find of Note

Penny of Edward the Confessor

A penny of Edward the Confessor. The reverse reads FROME ON DEORB giving the moneyer as Froma and the mint

Cleugh & Son button

A copper alloy button which reads CLEUGH & SON BRIGG and FIRMIN & SONS +LONDON+ on the back. The PAS

16th century musket jag

A jag for cleaning a 16th century musket. A ram rod would be inserted into the open end and a

Anglo-Saxon cruciform brooch

A copper-alloy brooch, broken in two part, dating to AD 525 – 570. Cruciform brooches became popular at the start

Form for a Roman brooch

A form or model for a two part Colchester derivative Polden Hill brooch from about 80-120AD. This lead alloy form