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 COLLECTIO N 
 
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 C O I N S and M E D A L S, 
 
 In Gold^ Silver and BrafSy 
 
 BELONGING TO A 
 
 GENTLEMA^<[ 
 
 DECEAS’D. 
 
 Likewife feveral Pieces of Mufic in MS.’ 
 
 Alfo two fine toffd HarpfiffibYdS; 
 
 fmall Bafles, Flutes, Violins, &c. 
 
 Which will be fold by AU Cf I O' Ny 
 By Mr. P R E S T A G E, 
 
 At his Great Room the End o^'Savik-RtrWy next Conduitfiteety 
 Hanover-fquare, 
 
 On Saturday next, the 26th of this Inft. April, ,1760. , / 
 
 ’The whole to be viewed to the Tittle of Sale, which will begin 
 pan^ually at Twelve o^lbck. 
 
 CATALOGUES of which will be delivered gratis at Mr. 
 P R E S T A G E’s aforefaid. 
 
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 Saturday, April the 26th, 1760 . 
 
 MUSIC BOOKS. 
 
 Ampe’sfongs &c. in the biirlefgoe opera of ihe Dragon of VVantley 
 Orpheus Britannicus, by Mr. Purcell 
 Albinous fonacas for a violin and a violincello 
 i Eight fonatas for a German flute, by J. Fred. Rhanifh 
 3 Twer^ty-four overtures fora violin, in oooks by Handel 
 
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 S Songs in oratorio of Efther, by ditto 
 ( Adis and Galatea, by ditto 
 
 5 HandePs fonatas in three parts 
 
 6 Six concertos for the harpficord and organ, by ditto 
 
 7 Corbett’s fonatas in three parts 
 
 8 Thirty-five concertos in feven parts, by Corbett 
 
 9 Concertos in feven parts, by Guifeppe. Valentini' 
 
 i Six fonatas in two part for the flute, by Rob. Valentine 
 Twelve ditto for ditto in one book, by <liito 
 Twelve folos for ditto, by ditto 
 Twelve ditto for ditto, by ditto 
 
 Six feta of. airs in three books, for two flutes and abafs, by ditto 
 XI Purcell’s airs for the theatre in four books 
 12 Twelve fonatas by Sherard in four parts or books 
 13 Twelve fonatas in three books or parts by Boyce 
 14 The mod celebrated airs in the opera ofHydafpes, in four books 
 15 Baflani’s divine mottetts, in three books 
 
 16 Tvvelve fonatas. for a flute Sic. by Jean Luly of Gaunt in one book 
 5 Six fonatas in three parts, by Charles Avifoii 
 ^ t Six concertos in feven parts, by ditto 
 18 Ten fonatas for two German flutes, Sic. in four parts, by De Fefch 
 C Select preludes for the flute and voluntaries, by Various 
 t Taglietti’s folos 
 
 20 Six folos by Pepufeh in parts . ' 
 
 21 Twelve fonatas in four parts,, by Corelli 
 22 TefTarini’s concertos infix books, bound in calf 
 
 23 Caftrucci’s concertoes in feven books, half bound and marble paper cover* 
 
 24 Corelli’s concertos in feven books half bound, -in ditto 
 25 Humphreys’s Concertos in feven books, ditto 
 26 Ditto fonatas in four ditto 
 27 Twelve fonatas of Arminico in four parts 
 28 Six fonatas, by Martini, in three parts, half bound 
 29 Six fonatas, by Corelli, in three parts unbound 
 30 Vivaldi’s concertos firft and fecond parts in two books, in calf 
 r Songs in the opera of Camilla, iihbound 
 31 ^ Twenty-four folos for a violin and harpfichord, by Signor Pepufeh 
 t Judgment of Paris a paftoral, ^hy Dr. Purcell, -in calf 
 
 c Six odes of Anacreon and three of Horace, by Dr. Heighinton, half bound 
 ^ '5 Divine harmony, in paper books 
 
 C Corelli’s opera, bound in rough calf 
 33 -J Locillet’s fonatas in three books half bound 
 C Pepufeh’s cantatas, half bound 
 
 34 Quantz folos, Arne’s vocal melody, Valentine’s fonatas, Corelli’s concertos,- Teleman’* 
 fonatas, Handel’s Acis and Galatea, and thirty-fix pewter plates engraved. 
 
 M 13 SICK IN MANUSCRIPT. 
 
 35 Twelve Sonatas in three books, by Signor Gio. Pietro Franchi, in a cafe- — 
 
 36 Six books in folio bound in rough calf 
 
 37 Four books of overtures, by Various, bound in calf and gilt on the leaves, in a cafe 
 
 38 . Woodcock's concertos fur three viclins, a fixih flute and a bafs, Turner’s concertos for a 
 
 fixth flute, two violins, one hautboy and bafs, and a parcel of mufic in a cafe 
 ^9 Italian concertoes, del Signor Barone d’Aflorge 
 
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 f Four concertos, by Pcpufch 
 J Cafparini’s cantatas 
 ^ J Bononcino’s ditto 
 LPacina’s ditto 
 
 41 Twelve fonatas, by Bigaglia, and fome other pieces 
 
 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. 
 
 42 Four flutes, by Breflan 
 
 4,3 Five ditto, a fife, and two flagelcts 
 
 44 A German flute, by Stair.efby, and a ditto, by Shuchert 
 
 45 A baffbon, by Brown 
 
 46 Two violins, by Okley, and bows 
 
 47 Two ditto, one by Stainer, very fine ton'd, the othef no name, and cafe 
 
 48 A tenor viol and a violin in a cafe 
 
 49 A violli da gambo, by Smith 
 
 50 A ditto, by Jaye 
 
 51 A ditto, by Smith 
 
 52 A ditto, by ditto 
 
 53 A violinceJla, by Wamfley, in a cafe 
 
 54 A ditto, no name 
 
 55 A very large double bafs, in a wainfcot cafe 
 
 56 A fine toned guitar, in a cafe 
 
 57 A fine toned four and a half flop organ 
 
 58 fine toned harpfitchord, by Slade, in a japan cafe 
 
 59 A ditto, by ditto, in a walnut-tree cafe 
 bo A ditto, by Couchet 
 
 COPPER COINS AND MEDALS. 
 
 61 Roman and foreign coins and medals in a bag —— - 
 
 62 Oncfarthing of queen Anne, one ditto caft from it, and forty-two other 
 
 tradefman’s halfpennies and tirthings, EngliQi, Irifli, and other copper and 
 pewter coins - 
 
 63 One. medalion of Charles the firfi’s martyrdom, three of the queen, fiege of 
 
 Barcelona, battle of Blenheim, and Ramilltes, one of the Duke of Cumber- 
 land, pro patre et patria, one of Pope Alexander VIII. and one Clement XI. 
 
 N® of Medals. 
 272 
 
 44 
 
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 POPES MEDALS. 
 
 64 Popes Martin ‘V. — Eugenius IV. — Nicholas V.— Califtus III. — Pius II— 
 
 Innocent VIII.— Alexander VI. — Pius III. — Julius II. — Leo X. — Adrian 
 
 VI.- 10 
 
 65 Clement VII. — Paul III. — Clement VIII. — Leo XL— Paul V. — Gregory 
 
 XVir— Urban VIII. — Innocent X. — Alexander VII. — Clement IX. — Inno- 
 cent XII. — ImtOcent XIII. ■ - ■ — 12 
 
 66 Julius III. — PauliV. — Gregory XIII. — Pius V.— Marcellus II.— ClementX. 
 
 Innocent XL— ^Alexander VIII. — Clement XL — Innocent XIIL — Benedifl 
 XIIL — M 
 
 67 A medalion of Sirlfaac Newton, two ditto of Queen Mary, different, and fix 
 
 of Queen Anrte, viz. the tenth to the clergy, the battles of Tefniere, ofBlen- 
 
 heim, Ramillies, the taking of Barcelonia, and of the peace 17 1 3 — — 9 
 
 68 A compleal fet of medals of his majefiy George 11 . - 9 
 
 69 Le Port, chief'conful of Geneva, and two others of the city of Geneva, being 
 
 acompleat fet by Dacicr - ■ — 3 
 
 70 Medilion of his prefent majefty h.«tibi sUNT artes mdccl. 
 
 One of the late Prince of Wales, LVCTVS non ivstivr vllvs, 1750 
 One of the late Prince of Orange, DVLCE DECVs sALVSQj PoPVLi. on his 
 
 ipi being proclaimed Stadtholder 1747 
 
 Four of the Duke of Cumberland on different occafions in the late rebellion 
 And one of the prefent Prince of Wales, on his fucceeding his father, Prefi- 
 
 dent to the Biitifh Fifhery ‘ “ 8 
 
 SILVER FOREIGN COINS AND MEDALS. 
 
 - I Twenty-three bullion foreign corps, a falfe filver Otho, and feven others true 
 ^ Roman denaries — ^ ^ 3* 
 
 72 Spanilh, French, and other coins — in---, ^ - 40 
 
 73 Foreign dollars 
 
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 7+ One medal of Cardinal Richlieu, in a cafe; one of Guftaviw Adolphus, and 
 four others ^ 
 
 75 copper medal of the Chevalier, unica faluf, and one filver of Prineef* 
 
 oobiclky, a {hilling of King James - . 
 
 ENGLISH SILVER COINS. 
 
 76 A Saxon penny, one of William ihe Conqueror, and one of King Stephen — 
 
 77 One hundred and forty-tbrec half groats, pennies, and half-pennies, from Ed- 
 
 ward IJI. to Charles II. 
 
 f '“Charles Land fifteen fix-pences. 
 from Philip and Mary, to Charles I __ * 
 
 ” '^rchi'rtsTi i^^^cd ■ 
 
 80 Two crown pieces of Edward VI. one of^jlmes I. onT^ Charles I,“nd 
 
 one commonwealth ^ 
 
 81 One twenty Ihiiling piece of Charles I. Oxonian money 1642, two hUf 
 
 1646"'’ Ihilhng 1643, and fixpence and three-pence both 
 
 82 Oliver Cromwell’s crown, half-crown and fhilllng, by Simon 
 
 S3 A proof ha^-penny of, Georgel. ftruck on a half crown, both head and 
 flidhng, a new Englifli ditto, and thuty-lhiec others, Eng- 
 glilh and Scotch coins, birth pieces and counters ^ 
 
 ENGLISH SILVER MEDALS. 
 
 of Charles II, and queen, one of 
 
 * ^ueen An^ oneC 'r?'“ h»q"oon; three of 
 
 queen Ann, oneGeorge I. one Carolina, and oneof Journigan _ _ 
 
 86 One of the late prince of Wales on the fiOiery, two of Suite of Cum 
 berland and two of the late prince of Orange -! _ 
 
 X7 hiJver confular Roman medals 
 
 andfour^er 
 
 ROM^N, ENGLISH, AND FOREIGN COINS AND MEDALS. 
 
 ^Tul.fna'jum'vet’ ^“^uftos Augufta, two f^ures Handing, and one 
 90 One antique gold Britifh coin _ _ 
 
 93 Two^mobles of Edward HI. and Henrtr V t.«i .. — 
 
 Edward 111 . ° V. and one quarter ditto of 
 
 94 One feepter broad, and quarter ditto of lames I. ' ’ ~ 
 
 06 One brT‘‘d^’ f ^ “7"“* I- — — 
 
 96 of paries I one half ditto of Charles 11. _ 
 
 97 A rofe noble of Elizabeth, and a foreign fpur rial _ “ 
 
 98 An iiAuguration medal of William and Mar^y _ “* 
 
 99 ditio of ditto . ' ^ 
 
 A bIrJh'pieCM of Charlel^i °Lf,o‘"h’ f 
 
 of Charles II. of Spain a^d twrothefs'lLmra^^Sparo; col^f 
 
 104 Two broad ° f James 1 . one quar ter broad ditto, and one feepter broad of 
 
 2m„P’oro?rS^^^ .wohroa^Charles iri? 
 
 ' Sab <l»»o of James 1 . and a 4 piftole of Philip V. of 
 
 107 1 wenty-four filver counters in a box, and a filver guitar 
 ino ‘’,““>05 in nn inlaid mother o’pearl cafe 
 
 J09 if wry „,al mahogany modal cabinot, the frame finely carved 
 
 finis. 
 
 N® of Medalf. 
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 30 
 
 25 
 
 6 
 
 3 
 
 36 
 
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