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Medieval staff terminal

An openwork staff terminal dating to 1000 – 1200. There have been a number of similar finds and initially they

A copper alloy padlock of a type that could date from 1100 – 1600. The horse is represented in some

A lead alloy contemporary copy of a radiate of Tetricus I. It has been designated a Find of Note of

A nummus of Decentius that has been deliberately cut is a consequence of the outcome of Roman civil war of

A copper-alloy ramrod holder from a post-medieval musket.

A 18th or 19th century pipe tamper in the form of the Roman god Mercury. Romano-British figurines were copied to

A strap or harness fitting which is decorated with yellow and white enamel in the style of Stuart Enamels. It

A William III sixpence that has been folded into a triangular shape. Coins, particularly William III sixpences, bent into an

The reverse reads PVLMÆR ON SCR giving the moneyer as Wulfmaer and the mint as Shrewsbury. It is only the

There are a few features that suggest that this is an irregular issue; the weight, the lettering and the reverse