Objects Archive - Page 25 of 105

Stirrup strap mount of a head

A stirrup strap mount dating to about 1000 – 1200. It’s in the form of a head, possibly with a

A copper alloy buckle dating to about 1100 – 1300. The PAS record describes the design as “a winged lion

A badge for a trade union for workers at the Grimsby fishing port, once the largest in the world. It

A lead cement bag seal dating to 1920 – 1960. The legend reads G & T Earle Limited Hull. The

A nummus of Constantius dating to c. AD 326 which has been designated a Find of Note of National Importance.

An uninscribed gold quarter stater of an unknown ruler from the Western region, attributed to the Dobunni dating to c. 50 BC – 1 BC.

A 15th century gold ring split engraved with three pairs of lilies with EN BON AN inscribed in the centre.

A farting token dated to about 1650 – 1674. The obverse reads SHIP CARPENTERS AR and the reverse AT R(EDRIF)F

This two emperors gold shilling, or Thrymsa, was found in Essex.

Penny of Coenwulf found near Brookland, Kent in 2022.