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 DESCRIPTION OF 
 
 MEDALS 
 
 Wa S H I n g t o n 
 
 IN THE COLLIJ 
 
 W. S. APPLETON 
 
 iV-CA'A'/'/AM- OF THE HOSTOX NUMISMATIC SOCIETY 
 
 BOSTON 
 
 'RESS OF T. R. MARVIN AND SON 
 
DESCRIPTION 
 
 MEDALS OF WASHINGTON 
 
 IN THE COLLECTION 
 
 W.'^S. APPLETON, 
 
 SECRETARY OF THE BOSTON NUMISMATIC SOCIETY. 
 
 BOSTON: 
 
 PRESS OF T. R. MARVIN AND SON. 
 
 1873. 
 

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MEDALS OF WASHINGTON 
 
 COLLECTION OF W. S. APPLETON 
 
 It is a fact not pleasant to remember, that nowhere at present can one find 
 a worthy account of the medals struck in honor of Washington. Snovvden's 
 " Medallic Memorials of Washington in the Mint of the United States," pub- 
 lished in 1 86 1, contains descriptions of 138, and is very valuable; but the 
 number struck since is enormous, to say nothing of those of earlier date, 
 which were not in the collection at the Mint. Woodward's " List of Wash- 
 ington Memorial Medals," privately printed in 1865, "only proposed to 
 furnish brief descriptions of a portion of the medallic memorials of his 
 death" and enumerates but 48. Several are of course mentioned in Dicke- 
 son's "American Numismatical Manual," and long lists of Medals of Wash- 
 ington are in various sale catalogues, particularly those of Haines, McCoy, 
 and Woodward's Fifth and Sixth. My own collection contains almost every 
 medal mentioned by Snowden, Woodward, and Dickeson, a very large part 
 of those ever offered at public sale, besides some which have never appeared 
 on any catalogue, and have never been described, except, perhaps, in the 
 reports of the meetings of the Boston Numismatic Society. I may name, as 
 medals of exceeding rarity, numbers XII, XIII, XVI, XLVIII, LV, LXIII, 
 LXX, LXXVI. The collection is so extensive that I have thought it 
 deserving of a printed catalogue, to which I add notes of some of the medals 
 
 wantmsf m it. 
 
 Wm. S. Appleton. 
 
 I. GEORGIO WASHINGTON SVPREMO DVCI EXERCITVVM ADSERTORI LIBERTA- 
 
 Tis COMITIA AMERICANA; head of Washington facing the right; below, du vivier 
 PARIS. F. Rev. HOSTiBus PRiMO FUGATis ; in exergue, bostonium recuperatum 
 XVII. MARTii MDCCLXXVi ; at the left Washington, with four officers on horse- 
 back ; at the right a fort, and near it two cannon — on one duviv — and can- 
 non balls lying on the ground ; in the middle distance soldiers under arms ; 
 beyond a view of Boston lying near the water, on which are several vessels 
 just sailing away. Bronze, size 43. 
 
 This is the medal voted to Washington by Congress, for the evacuation 
 of Boston, and executed in France. The original in gold, presented to 
 Washington himself, has lately been for sale at a high price ; a silver impres- 
 
4 MEDALS OF WASHINGTON 
 
 sion, also owned by Washington, and afterwards by Webster, is now the 
 property of the Webster Club of Boston. 
 
 II. The same medal, restruck from the original dies, with the trifling 
 change of the erasure of one leg of a horse in the group of officers. 
 Bronze, size 43. 
 
 III. G^ WASHINGTON E". GENERAL OF THE CONTIN"-. ARMY IN AMERICA; 
 
 head of Washington, facing the right. Rev. washin. reunit par un rare 
 
 ASSEMBLAGE. LES TALENS DU GUERRIER & LES VERTUS DU SAGE ; a military 
 
 trophy, consisting of a cannon, a mortar, balls, a drum, a trumpet and flags, 
 resting on the ground, and surrounded above by a halo of rays. Silver and 
 bronze, size 25 1-2. 
 
 This medal appeared in France during the Revolutionary War, and is 
 probably first mentioned in April 1778, by Samuel Curwen, who says in his 
 Journal, that it had been lately struck for M. Voltaire. Specimens in bronze 
 are valuable, but not very rare ; but mine and one other are the only ones I 
 have ever seen in silver. 
 
 IV. Busts of Washington and Franklin, facing the left. Rev. An oak- 
 tree, at the trunk of which a beaver is gnawing ; at the right a -group of reeds, 
 in exergue 1776. Bronze, size 26. 
 
 V. Same obverse. Rev. 1783 ; an eagle, with olive-branch in his beak, 
 and lightnings in his claws, hovering over a part of a sphere, inscribed 
 UNITED STATES. Bronze, size 26. 
 
 VI. g. WASHINGTON c. c. A. u. s. ; bust of Washington in uniform, 
 facing the left; on edge of arm r. Rev. As the last. Silver, size 26. 
 
 VII. WASHINGTON ; laurclcd bust of Washington in uniform, facing the 
 left ; below a sort of star. Rev. one cent ; same head and star. Copper, 
 size 17. 
 
 VIII. WASHINGTON & INDEPENDENCE 1783; laurelcd head of Wash- 
 ington, facing the left. Rev. unity states of America ; in a wreath of two 
 olive-branches tied by a bow one cent ; below -rj,,. Copper, size i8. 
 
 IX. WASHINGTON & INDEPENDENCE 1 783; laureled bust of Washing- 
 ton in uniform, facing the left. Rev. united states ; seated figure of Liberty 
 holding an olive-branch in right hand, and with left supporting a pole, on 
 which is a liberty-cap; in exergue t. w. i. ; k. s. Copper, size i8. 
 
 X. WASHINGTON & INDEPENDENCE 1 783; laureled head of Washington, 
 facing the left. Rev. Same design as last, but different in execution ; nothing 
 in exergue. Copper, size i8. 
 
 XI. The same medal, restruck from the original dies in England, 
 probably retouched. Silver, size i8. 
 
 XII. GEN. WASHINGTON. ; head of Washington, facing the right. Rev. 
 confederatio 1785; thirteen stars within a circle, from which issue rays. 
 Copper, size i8. 
 
 XIII. Same obverse. Rev. e. pluribus unum. 1786; an eagle displayed, 
 on his breast a shield, in right claw a bundle of arrows, in left an olive- 
 branch, about his head thirteen stars. Copper, size 18. 
 
 XIV. NGN VI viRTUTE vici ; bust of Washington, facing the right. 
 Rev. NEO-EBORACENSis ; in exergue 1 786 ; seated female figure facing the right 
 holding a pair of balances in left hand, and with right supporting a pole, on 
 which is a liberty-cap. Copper, size 19. 
 
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 XV. GEORGE WASHINGTON.; bust of Washington, facing the right; on 
 edge of •arm twigg. Rev. general of the American armies. 1775. resign'd 
 
 THE COMMAND. 1 783. ELECTED PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. I 789. in'nine 
 
 parallel lines. Tin, size 22. 
 
 XVI. GEORGE WASHINGTON OF VIRGINIA; bust of Washington, facing 
 the right. Rev. gen'- of the American armies 1775. resigned the command 
 1783. elec\ president of the united states 1789 in two circular lines; 
 within a pair of crossed swords, and a pile of cannon-balls. Copper, size 2 1 1-2. 
 
 XVII. GEO. WASHINGTON BORN VIRGINIA FEB. II. 1732 ; bust of Washing- 
 ton facing the left. Rev. general of the American armies 1775 resigned 
 1783 president of the united states 1789 in ten parallel lines; above a 
 star. Copper, size 19. 
 
 XVIII. GEO. WASHINGTON BORN VIRGINIA FEB. 11. 1732 ; bust of Wash- 
 ington, facing the left. Rev. general of the American armies 1775. 
 RESIGNED, 1783. president OF THE UNITED STATES 1 789. in ten parallel lines ; 
 above a star, and below in a curve j.- manly &c. 1790. Bronze, size 31. 
 
 XIX. GEO. WASHINGTON NATUS VIRGINIA BP. WM. C. II FEB. O. S. 1732. ; 
 
 bust of Washington, facing the left. Rev. As the last. Bronze, size 31. 
 
 This medal is from the same die as the preceding, but retouched and 
 altered as described. 
 
 XX. WASHINGTON PRESIDENT 1791 ; bust of Washington, facing the left. 
 Rev. ONE CENT ; an eagle displayed, on his breast a shield, in right claw an 
 olive-branch, in left a bundle of thirteen arrows, on a label in his beak unum 
 E PLURiBus. On edge united states of America. Copper, size 19. 
 
 XXI. WASHINGTON PRESIDENT. ; bust of Washington, facing the left. 
 Rev. ONE CENT 1 791 ; an eagle displayed, on his breast a shield, in right claw 
 an olive-branch, in left a bundle of arrows, about his head eight stars, and 
 above a line of clouds. On edge united states of America. Copper, 
 size 19. 
 
 XXII. Obverse as XX. Rev. Liverpool halfpenny ; a ship sailing to 
 the right ; below two oak-branches crossed. On edge payable in Anglesey 
 LONDON OR LIVERPOOL. Copper, size 18. 
 
 XXIII. G. WASHINGTON. PRESIDENT. I. 1 792 ; bust of Washington, facing 
 the left. Rev. united states of America. ; an eagle displayed, on his breast 
 a shield, in right claw an olive-branch, in left a bundle of arrows, about his 
 head fifteen stars. Silver, size 22. 
 
 XXIV. The same medal on a thicker planchet. Size 21. 
 
 XXV. The same in copper. Size 20 1-2. 
 
 XXVI. WASHINGTON PRESIDENT 1792; bust of Washington, facing the 
 left. Rev. An eagle displayed, on his breast a shield, in riglit claw an" olive- 
 branch, in left a bundle of thirteen arrows, on a label in his beak unum e 
 PLURIBUS ; above the head thirteen stars, twelve in a curving row, and one 
 below, just over- the head. On edge united states of America. Silver, 
 size 20. 
 
 XXVII. . The same in copper, size 19. 
 
 XXVIII. The same in copper, edge plain, size 19. 
 
 XXIX. Same obverse. Reverse as XVII. Copper, size 19. 
 
 XXX. The same, but on edge united states of America. Copper, 
 size 19. 
 
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 XXXI. WASHINGTON PRESIDENT. 1 792; filleted hcad of Washington, 
 facing the right. Rev. cent ; an eagle displayed, on his breast a shield, in 
 right claw an olive-branch, in left a bundle of thirteen arrows, about his head 
 six stars. On edge united states of America. Copper, size 20. 
 
 XXXII. Obverse as XXI. Rev. halfpenny; a ship sailing to the 
 right; below 1793. On edge, payable in Anglesey london or Liverpool. 
 Copper, size 19. 
 
 XXXIII. WASHINGTON PRESIDENT 1 794 ; bust of Washington, facing' 
 the left. Rev. united states of America ; an eagle with wings displayed 
 within a wreath, formed of two branches of olive. Silver, size 26. 
 
 This piece is a fabrication of late years, on which the false date of 1794 
 was placed by the designer. 
 
 XXXIV. G. WASHINGTON THE FIRM FRIEND TO PEACE & HUMANITY; 
 
 bust of Washington, facing the right. Rev. payable by clark & harris 13 
 WORMWOOD s^ bishopsgate LONDON 1 795 ; a fire-place with grate. Copper, 
 size 18. 
 
 XXXV. GEORGE WASHINGTON; bust of Washington,^ facing the right. 
 Rev. LIBERTY AND SECURITY 1 795 ; a shield of pales and stars, and above, 
 an eagle displayed with an olive-branch in right claw, and a bundle of 
 arrows in left. On edge payable at London Liverpool or Bristol. Copper, 
 size 19. 
 
 XXXVI. The same, but on edge — Birmingham redruth & Swansea. 
 Copper, size i8 1-2. 
 
 XXXVII. GEORGE WASHINGTON.; bust of Washington, facing the right. 
 Rev. LIBERTY AND SECURITY 1 795 ; a shield of pales and stars, and above an 
 eagle displayed with an olive-branch in right claw, and a bundle of arrows in. 
 left. On edge an asylum for the oppress'd of all nations. Copper, 
 size 20 1-2. 
 
 XXXVIII. GEORGE WASHINGTON.; bust of Washington, facing the left. 
 Rev. LIBERTY AND SECURITY ; a shield of pales and stars, and above an eagle 
 displayed, with an olive-branch in right claw, and a bundle of arrows in left. 
 On edge an asylum for the oppress'd of all nations. Copper, size 21. 
 
 XXXIX. GEORGE WASHINGTON 1 796 ; bust of Washington, facing the 
 right; on edge of arm wyon. Rev. gen\ of the American armies 1775 
 
 RESIGN". THE C0MM°. I 783 : ELEC°. PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES 1789-1- 
 
 RESiGNED THE PRESIDENCY 1796-}- in three circular lines, within which a Cadu- 
 ceus erect, crossed by a cannon and fasces, upon which is a chart inscribed 
 REPUB. AMERi. Coppcr, Size 21. 
 
 XL. In exergue u. s. a. ; c. h. k. f. ; a room, in which is a woman at a 
 spinning-wheel, at the left a child tending an infant in a cradle near a chair, 
 at the right an open fire-place, at the laack a woman at a weaving-machine. 
 Rev. SECOND PRESIDENCY OF GEO : WASHINGTON MDCcxcvi., in a wreath formed 
 of a branch of olive, and a branch of oak tied with a bow ; on the bow k. 
 Silver and bronze, size 31. 
 
 XLI. In exergue u. s. a. ; a landscape, in the foreground a man sowing, 
 in the distance a man ploughing, a house, trees, and hills, at left base kuchler. 
 Rev. As the last. Silver and bronze, size 31. 
 
 XLII. In exergue u. s. a. ; c. h. kuchler. f. ; a landscape, in the fore- 
 ground cow and calf, two sheep and a lamb, and a shepherd, in the distance 
 
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 hills, trees, and a house, in which two persons are seen. Rev. as XL. Silver 
 and bronze, size 31. 
 
 XLIII. GEORGE WASHINGTON PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.,* bust of 
 
 Washington, facing the right ; on edge of arm halliday. s. Rev. commission 
 RESIGNED : presidency RELINQUISHED. ; in excrgue 1797 ; an altar half covered 
 by a cloth, showing on one end the shield of the United States, on it He a 
 sword and fasces circled by a wreath of olive. Bronze, size 34. 
 
 XLIV. G. WASHINGTON PRES. UNIT. STA. ; bust of Washington, facing 
 the right ; on edge of arm h. Rev. commiss. resigned : presidency relinq. ; 
 in exergue 1797 ; design as last, but smaller. Bronze, size 29. 
 
 XLV. G. WASHINGTON PRES. UNIT. STA. ; bust of Washington, facing the 
 right, on edge of arm h. Rev. commiss. resigned : presidency relinq. ; in 
 exergue 1797 ; design as XLIII, but smaller. Silver, size 26. 
 
 XLVI. GEORGE WASHINGTON ; bust of Washington, facing the left, on 
 edge of arm wyon. Rev. general of the American armies 1775. resignd 
 
 THE COMMAND 1 783. ELECTED PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES 1 789. RE- 
 ELECTED 1793. resign'd. 1797. in nine parallel lines. Tin, size 24. 
 
 XLVII. G. WASHINGTON PRESIDENT. 1 797 I bust of Washington, facing 
 the left. Rev. amor, honor, et. justitia. g. w. g. g. m. ; a group of Masonic 
 emblems. Brass, size 22. 
 
 XLVIII. WASHINGTON. THE. GREAT. D. G. ; head of Washington, facing 
 the right. Rev. A circle of thirteen rings, inscribed with the initials of the 
 thirteen original states, n. h., ms., n. y., n. j., p., d., m., v. alone remain visible. 
 Copper, size 1 7. 
 
 XLIX. GEORGEivs WASHINGTON ; bust of Washington, facing the left. 
 Rev. NORTH WALES ; a crowned harp. Copper, size 1 7. 
 
 L. GEORGE WASHINGTON ; bust of Washington, facing the right. 
 Rev. SUCCESS to the united states ; an eye surrounded by rays and stars. 
 Brass, size 16. 
 
 LI. The same, with very slight differences. Brass, size 16. 
 
 LII. The same on a smaller scale. Brass, size 12. 
 
 LIII. GEN, GEO. WASHINGTON PRESI. OF THE UNIT. STA.; in CXCrgUC, BORN 
 
 feb\ 1732 DIED DEC". 1 799 1 bust of Washington, facing the right, on a 
 pedestal between an olive-branch and a laurel-branch ; the pedestal rests on a 
 large altar-like base, on which is an incongruous picture ; at the right lie the 
 tables of the Ten Commandments, at the left a mortar, balls, drum, flag, sword, 
 guns and cap ; beyond are a man ploughing, buildings and hills, and to the right 
 a vessel on the ocean, beyond which are seen the rays of the rising sun ; at 
 the right of the base stands Minerva, and at the left an Indian warrior. No 
 reverse. Silver, size 41 1-2. 
 
 LIV. GEORGE WASHINGTON. ; bust of Washington, facing the left, within 
 a wreath of olive. Rev. he is in glory, the world in tears. ; in exergue 
 BORN FEB. II 1732 OB. DEC. 14. 1 799 ^'.68.; an altar inscribed victor sine 
 CLADE, and decorated with evergreen ; on the top stands a funeral urn, against 
 which a boy leans weeping ; at the left of the altar stands Minerva, leaning 
 on a shield with the eagle of the United States; on the altar and at the 
 right is a group of various implements of peace and war, as compasses, 
 swords, flag, trumpet, pennon, guns, anchor, cannon, balls, &c. Tin, size 
 36. 
 
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 LV. GEORGE WASHINGTON OB: 14 DEC". 1 799- ^ : 68. ; bust of Washing- 
 ton, facing the right ; on edge of arm i. w. Rev. emancipator of America 
 in three curving Hues between an olive-brancli and an oak-branch ; above the 
 insci-iption the Angel of Fame flying to the left, holding to her mouth a long 
 trumpet. Bronze, size 28. 
 
 LVI. gen"-. GEORGE WASHINGTON ; bust of Washington, facing the left. 
 Rev. born FEB 22°. 1732. DIED DEC\ 14 1 799 in four lines within a wreath 
 formed of two oak-branches. Tin, size 28. 
 
 LVII. GEORGE WASHINGTON ESQ^ LATE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES 
 
 OF AMERICA ; bust of Washington, facing the right ; on edge of arm west- 
 wooD F. Rev. Round the outside, made commander in chief of the Ameri- 
 can FORCES THE 1 5 JUNE 1 775; within a wreath of laurel leaves tied by a 
 ribbon and ornamented with thirteen stars, with courage and fidelity he 
 
 DEFENDED THE RIGHTS OF A FREE PEOPLE DIED DEC". 1 4. I 799 AGED 68 in eight 
 
 curving lines ; at the top a bundle of thirteen arrows spread out like a fan. 
 Bronze, size 26. 
 
 LVI 1 1. Same obverse. Rev. Same design with slight differences, par- 
 ticularly in the ribbon and arrows, a period after people. Bronze, size 26. 
 
 LIX. GEORGE WASHINGTON BORN FEB. II. 1732. DIED DC. 21 1 799 ; bust 
 
 of Washington, facing the right ; on edge of arm wyon. Rev. as XXXIX. 
 Copper, size 2 1 . 
 
 LX. HE IS IN GLORY, THE WORLD IN TEARS.; bust of Washington, facing 
 the left, within a wreath of olive. Rev. b. f. ii. 1732. g. a. arm. '75. r. '83. 
 p. u. s. A. '89. R. '96. G. ARM. u. s. '98. OB. D. 14. 1 799. ; a funeral urn inscribed 
 ^ 7fi: Gold, size 19. 
 
 LXI. Same design with slight differences, particularly in the wreath 
 and urn. Tin, size 18 1-2. 
 
 LXII. Obverse as LX. Rev. b. feb. 1 1 1732. gen. am. armies. 1775. 
 
 RE. 1783, PRES. U. S. am. '89. R. '96. GEN. ARM. U. S. AM. '98. OB. D. 15. '99. ; at the 
 
 base a skull and cross-bones. Silver, srze i8 1-2. 
 
 LXI 1 1. HE IN GLORY, THE WORLD IN TEARS. OB. D. 1 4. '99 /E*. '68.; bust 
 
 of Washington, facing the left, within a wreath of olive ; below the bust G. w. 
 No reverse. Bronze, oval, 19x16 
 
 LXIV. GEORGE WASHINGTON BORN FEB"^ 22. 1732. DIED DEC" \L 1 799- ; 
 
 bust of Washington, nearly full face, but slightly to the right ; below i. b. c. 
 Rev. A MAN HE WAS TO ALL HIS COUNTRY DEAR, in four lincs within a wreath of 
 two olive-branches tied by a bow ; above is an eye, from which rays issue 
 downwards. Copper, size 24. 
 
 The medal itself is new, struck a few years ago from what was said to be 
 an old die, as it probably is. 
 
 LXV. Sarte- obverse. Rev. Abraham Lincoln; key f. ; bust of Lin- 
 coln, facing the right. Copper, size 24. 
 
 LXV I. GEORGE WASHINGTON OB : 1 4 DEC". 1 799 ^ : 68 ; bust of Washing- 
 ton, facing the right. Rev. Round the outside, late president of the united 
 STATES OF AMERICA. ; within a wreath of an olive-branch and an oak-branch 
 
 THE HERO OF FREEDOM THE PRIDE OF HIS COUNTRY AND ORNAMENT OF HUMAN 
 
 • NATURE 1800, in eight lines; on the wreath are placed twelve stars, and 
 from the thirteenth at the top, thirteen arrows diverge like a fan. Bronze, 
 size 24 1-2. 
 
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 LXVII. WASHINGTON BORN FEBRUARY II 1 732 DIED DFXEMBER 2 1 1 799 ; 
 
 bust of Washington, facing the right; on edge of arm h. ; below an oak-leaf 
 and acorn. Rev. wisdom virtue & patriotism ; in exergue mdccciii ; a view 
 of land and ocean with a ship and the sun rising, and in the air the Angel of 
 Fame flying to the right, with right hand holding to her mouth a long trum- 
 pet, in left a wreath of oak. Bronze, size 24. 
 
 LXVIII. general WASHINGTON INSCRIBED TO HIS MEMORY BY D: 
 
 ECCLESTON. LANCASTER MDCCCV. ; bust of Washington in armor facing the 
 right ; on edge of arm, webb. Rev. he laid the foundation of American 
 
 LIBERTY IN THE XVIII CENTURY. INNUMERABLE MILLIONS YET UNBORN WILL VEN- 
 ERATE THE MEMORY . OF THE MAN WHO OBTAINED THEIR COUNTRYS FREEDOM, in 
 
 three circles round the medal ; in the centre an Indian standing with an arrow 
 in right hand, and leaning on a bow, between the words the land was ours. 
 Bronze and tin, size 48. 
 
 LXIX. WASHINGTON BENEVOLENT SOCIETY; in exergue 1808; a female 
 figure at the left, supporting with her right hand a pole and liberty cap, with 
 her left crowns with olive a bust of Washington facing the right on a pedestal 
 inscribed, defender of his country ; in right lower corner r. Rev. benevo- 
 lence ; in exergue new-york ; a classic scene, pillars and curtains at left, from 
 which a man advances, bending towards another reclining on the floor ; in 
 right lower corner r. Silver, size 27. 
 
 LXX. MEMBERS badge ; head of Washington facing the right in a wreath 
 of two branches of olive (?). Rev. Washington market chowder club, 1818, 
 in five lines, the upper and lower curving. Silver, size 15. 
 
 ' LXXI. georgius wasington (sic) ; vivier f. ; head of Washington fac- 
 ing the left. . Rev. natus virginiae in America foederata an. m.dcc.xxxii. 
 
 OBIIT an. M.DCC.XCIX. SERIES NUMISMATICA UNIVERSALIS VIRORUM ILLUSTRIUM 
 
 M.DCcc.xix. durand edidit. Bronze, size 26. 
 
 LXXII. GEORGIUS WASHINGTON ; VIVIER F. ; head of Washington facing 
 the left. Rev. As the last. Silver and bronze, size 26. 
 
 LXXI II. As the last with very slight differences. Bronze, size 26. 
 
 LXXIV. GEORGIUS WASHINGTON; BACON SCULP.; head of Washington 
 facing the right. Rev. As LXXI, but the letters are smaller. Bronze, size 26. 
 
 LXXV. GEORGE WASHINGTON ; head of Washington facing the left. 
 Rev. GENERAL LAFAYETTE, 1824; head of Lafayette facing the right. Silver, 
 size 9. 
 
 LXXVI. WASHINGTON BORN FEB\ 22"" 1 732 ; bust of Washington facing 
 the right ; below thomas n-y. Rev. centennial at top ; celebration at bot- 
 tom ; between " first in war, first in peace, first in the hearts of his 
 COUNTRYMEN " ill four Hncs, the second and third only straight. Tin, size 22. 
 
 LXXVII. Head of Washington facing the right in- an oval medallion, 
 above which is an eagle who holds it, and is surrounded by rays, and below is 
 a long ribbon inscribed patriae pater. Rev. struck & distributed in civic 
 procession fee".'' 22"° 1832 the centennial anniversary of the birth day 
 
 of WASHINGTON BY THE GOLD & SILVER ARTIFICERS OF PHILAD. in eleven l^ar- 
 
 allel lines. Silver, size 20 1-2. 
 
 LXXVIII. TO THE hero's OF LIBERTY THE FRIENDS OF THE PEOPLES IN- 
 DEPENDENCE. ROGAT. ; heads of Washington, Kosciusko, Lafayette, facing the 
 
 left. Rev. GEORGE WASHINGTON BORN THE 22"? FEB''. 1 732, AT BRIDGE-CREECK 
 
lo MEDALS OF WASHINGTON 
 
 DIED THE 14'^" DECEMBER 1 799, AT MONT-VERNON ; TIIADEUS KOSCIUSKO BORN 
 THE 12™ FEB"". I 746, AT MERUZOWSZEZYZNA DIED THE I 67 OCT'^ 1817, AT SOLEURE ; 
 LAFAYETTE M.J. P. R. Y. GILBERT DUMOTTIER BORN THE 6™ SEPTEMBER I757, AT 
 CHAVINIAC DIED THE 20'^." MAV I 834, IN PARIS. ; CERCLE BRITANNIQUE RUE NEUVE 
 
 s'^. AUGUSTiN N°. 55 A PARIS. ; BORREL ; above each of the names a crown of oak 
 leaves tied by a bow. Bronze, size 32 1-2. 
 
 LXXIX. G. WASHINGTON El^ 1 789 Serv'' 8 Year?. J. ADAMS El. I 797, 4 Y. T. 
 JEFFERSON EI. 180I 8 Y. J. MADISON El. 1 809 8 Y. J. MONROE El. 1817, 8 Y. 
 J. Q. ADAMS El. 1825 4 Y. A.JACKSON El. 1 829 LAFAYETTE APPOINTED MA^. GE". 
 
 OF THE u. s. ARMY 1 777, DIED MAY 20, 1834, arranged in three circles round 
 the medal ; bust of Washington facing the left ; below j. h. h. Rev. indepen- 
 dence 1834 ; an eagle with wings displayed holding- with right claw the shield 
 of the United States, and with left an olive-branch and a chart inscribed all 
 MEN ARE CREATED EQUAL JULY 4, 1 776. j around are thirteen stars. Tin, size 32. 
 
 LXXX. GEORGE WASHINGTON ; head of Washington facing the left ; 
 below w. f\ ; the words wright & bale have been imperfectly erased from 
 the die. Rev. born fee. 22°. 1732 chosen coMMAND^ in chief, july 1776 
 CHOSEN pres'^. 1789 DIED DEC^ 14 1 799, AGED 68 YEARS, in six lines, within a 
 wreath of two oak-branches tied by a bow. Bronze, size, 29. 
 
 LXXX I. Same obverse. No reverse. Tin, size 29. 
 
 LXXXII. GEORGE WASHINGTON ; in exerguc BALE & SMITH n-y; Wash- 
 ington on horseback to the right. Rev. carry me to atwood's rail road 
 HOTEi, 243 BOWERY AND MY FACE IS GOOD FOR 3 CENTS, in scvcn parallel lines.. 
 Copper, size i6. 
 
 LXXXII I. gen"- GEORGE WASHINGTON ; in exergue b & s n-y ; Washington 
 on horseback to the right. Rev. bale & smith engravers & die cutters 68 
 
 NASSAU STREET PLATES & ROLLS FOR EMBOSSING DIES & SEALS OF EVERY DE- 
 SCRIPTION N. YORK, in eleven lines, the first two and last three curved. Cop- 
 per, size 1 6. 
 
 LXXXIV. WASHINGTON TEMPERANCE BENEVOLENT SOCIETY ; head of 
 
 Washington facing the right within a wreath of two olive-branches ; below 
 the wreath bale. Rev. we serve the tyrant alcohol no longer in four lines, 
 the first and last curved, between them roses and leaves. Silver, size 1 3. 
 
 LXXXV. Same design, differently executed; bale is withih the wreath, 
 which is tied by a bow. Rev. Same inscription with simple ornaments. Sil- 
 ver, size 13. 
 
 LXXXVI. Head of Washington facing the right in a wreath of two 
 oak-branches tied by a bow. Rev. wright & bale engravers & die cutters 
 
 68 NASSAU street plates & rolls FOR EMBOSSING- DIES & SEALS OF EVERY 
 
 DESCRIPTION NEW-YORK, in eleven lines, the first two and last three curved. 
 Copper, size 1 2. 
 
 LXXXV 1 1. Same obverse. Rev. Henderson & lossing clock & 
 
 watch makers & dealers in watches jewellery silver & PLATED WARE CUT- 
 LERY &c pokeepsie n y in ten lines, the first three and last three curved ; at 
 left w & B. Copper, size 12. 
 
 LXXXVIII. C. WOLFE spies & CLARK. NEW YORK HARDWARE & MILITARY 
 
 STORE ; in an oval frame a head of Washington facing the right and above 
 
 WASHINGTON. Rcv. CUTLERY, PLATED WARE GUNS &C I93 PEARL S\ N. Y. ; 
 
 in an oval frame a bust of Jackson in uniform facing the left and jackson. 
 Brass, size i6 1-2. 
 
IN THE COLLECTION OF W. S. APPLETON. ii 
 
 LXXXIX. Same obverse, reading c. wolfe clark & spies. Same 
 reverse without the words round the oval. Brass, size i6 1-2. 
 
 XC. Busts of FrankUn and Washington at three-quarter face toward 
 each other ; below bale. Rev. par nobile fr-atrum in three lines in a wreath 
 of two laurel-branches ; above the inscription a rose, and below it a rose with 
 two leaves. Silver, size 17 1-2. 
 
 XCI. Heads of Washington and Lafayette facing each other in a wreath 
 of two laurel-branches; below w. & b. Rev. As the last. Silver, size 17 1-2. 
 
 XCII. Obverses of XC and XCI put together. Brass, size 17 1-2. 
 
 XCIII. Bust of Washington facing the feft, as XC ; below bale. Rev. 
 bust of Franklin facing the right, as XC ; below bale. Silver, size 1 3. 
 
 XCIV. WASHINGTON TEMPERANCE BENEVOLENT soc. ; head of Wash- 
 ington facing the right. Rev. united we stand divided we fall, in four 
 irregular lines ; in centre two hands clasped. Tin, size 14. 
 
 XCV. Same obverse. Rev. A fountain, on the lower basin two birds, in 
 the air two more flying down ; at the bottom an ornament of scroll-work. 
 Tin, size 14. 
 
 XCVI. M. A. ABRAHAMS lo ; head of Washington facing the right ; at each 
 side three stars. Rev. the peoples outfitting store weston mo. Brass, 
 size 18. 
 
 XCVII. Same obverse. Same reverse, with independence in place of 
 WESTON. Brass, size 18. 
 
 XCVIII. first IN WAR FIRST IN PEACE AND FIRST IN THE HEARTS OF HIS 
 
 COUNTRYMEN. GEORGE WASHINGTON BORN 1 732 DIED 1 799 ; at the top an eagle 
 with wings displayed, on his breast the shield of the United States, in right 
 claw an olive-branch, in left a bundle of arrows, in his beak a ribbon in- 
 scribed E PLURiBus UNUM ; at each side twelve stars ; at base in an oval frame 
 a head of Washington facing the right ; below davis birm. Rev. In exergue 
 VIA AD noNOREM ; vicw of a library, in which a young man reading is seated 
 at a table with inkstand and books ; at each side are a book-case and globe ; at 
 the back, on a pedestal, stands a figure of Fame, and on a shelf are a head of 
 Minerva and two antique lamps ; near the base davis birm. Tin, size 32 1-2. 
 
 XCIX. Same obverse. Rev. reward of superior illl(!cUJJ«I in four 
 lines in a wreath of two rose-branches tied by a bow. Tin, size 32 1-2. 
 
 C. GEORGE WASHINGTON BORN 1 732. DIED 1 799- ; head of Washington 
 facing the right. Rev. In exergue n. y. davis ; a shield with the arms of the 
 State of New York, supported by figures of Justice and Liberty; crest, an 
 eagle with wings displayed on a mound. Tin, size i6 1-2. 
 
 CI. WASHINGTON TEMPERANCE SOCIETY ; head of Washington facing the 
 right ; below lovett n y. Rev. temperance declaration ; temperance is 
 THE fountain OF HEALTH ; within a wreath of two oak-branches tied by a 
 
 bow, WE AGREE TO ABSTAIN FROM ALL INTOXICATING LIQUORS EXCEPT FOR 
 
 MEDICAL PURPOSES AND RELIGIOUS ORDINANCES. ; abovc, two hands claspcd. 
 Tin, size 26 1-2. 
 
 CI I. Same obverse. Rev. In exergue house of temperance; view of 
 a room, in which a man reading is seated at a table, on which are dishes ; at 
 the right a woman is sitting, near whom stands a child ; at the back at left 
 are a globe and book-case, and at right an open window. Bronze, size 26 1-2. 
 
 CIII. Same obverse. Rev. awarded to ; a wreath formed of an oak- 
 branch, and a palm-branch tied by a bow. Copper, size 26 1-2. 
 
12 MEDALS OF WASHINGTON 
 
 CIV. Same obverse. Rev. mechanics literary association Rochester; 
 head of Franklin facing the left ; below r. lovett n y. Copper, size 26 1-2. 
 
 CV. THE father of OUR COUNTRY. ; bust of Washington at three-quar- 
 ter face to the left. Rev. united we stand divided we fall, in a circle 
 within a wreath of two olive-branches tied by a bow; within the inscription, 
 two hands clasped, surrounded by rays. Tin, size 21. 
 
 CVI. Same obverse. .Rev. liberty and independence.; seated figure 
 of Liberty, supporting with left hand a pole and cap, and with right holding 
 a cup to an eagle standing on a rock in the ocean, on which is a ship ; near 
 Liberty is the shield of the United States. Tin, size 21. 
 
 CVI I. Same obverse. Rev. reward of merit in three lines, in a 
 wreath of two olive-branches. Tin, size 21. 
 
 CVIII. Head of Washington facing the left. Rev. Ornamented out- 
 line of a shield, round which on a label, presented by the metropolitan 
 mechanics institute. Bronze, size 25. 
 
 CIX. general WASHINGTON ; bust of Washington at three-quarter face 
 to the left. Rev. compositions spiel-marke ;. an eagle with wings expanded, 
 in right claw an olive-branch, in left three arrows ; above and below three 
 stars. Brass, size 17 1-2. 
 
 ex. Same obverse, except that the bust extends to the edge, the other 
 ending in a sharp curved line. Rev. Head of Liberty to the left, with curls, 
 and a diadem inscribed liberty ; around it eight stars ; below comp s. marke. 
 Brass, size 17 1-2. 
 
 CXI. Obverse as CIX, but smaller. Rev. in unitate fortitudo; 
 SPIEL munze; an eagle with wings displayed, in right claw an olive-branch, in 
 left three arrows. Brass, size 14. 
 
 CXI I. Same obverse. Rev. Head of Liberty to the left, with curls, 
 and a diadem inscribed liberty ; around, ten stars ; below, compos, spiel 
 munze. Brass, size 14. 
 
 CXI 1 1. Same obverse, with larger letters. Rev. strassburger & 
 
 NUHN corner maiden LANE & WILLIAM STREET NEW YORK, in four CUrving 
 
 lines ; in exergue, capitol at Washington. ; a view of the Capitol as it was. 
 Brass, size 14. 
 
 CXIV. Obverse as CX, but smaller. Rev. As CXI, but smaller. 
 Brass, size 12. 
 
 CXV. Same design, differently executed ; the letters are larger. Brass, 
 size 12. 
 
 CXVI. GEORGE Washington; head of Washington facing the left; on 
 edge of bust c. c. wright. d & f. Rev. declaration of independence 
 JULY 4'^-'' 1776. c. c. WRIGHT. FECIT; a representation of Trumbull's picture of 
 the signing of the Declaration. Bronze, size 58. 
 
 CXV II. UNITY OF government IS THE MAIN PILLAR OF INDEPENDENCE; 
 
 bust of Washington, the head turned slightly to the right. Rev. sabbath 
 SCHOOL JUBILEE JULY 4 1 842. in fivc parallel lines; around, religion our 
 
 SAFEGUARD TEMPERANCE OUR SHIELD. Coppcr, sizC 2 I 1-2. 
 
 CXVIII. Same obverse. Rev. he is a freeman whom the truth 
 MAKES free, in four parallel lines ; around, liberty and independence july 
 4 1776. Silver, size 2X 1-2. 
 
 CXIX. Same obverse. Rev. maj. gen. w. h. iiarrison. born feb. 9. 
 1773. ; bust of Harrison in uniform facing the left. Nickel, size 21 1-2. 
 
IN THE COLLECTION OF W. S. APPLETON. 13 
 
 CXX. Same obverse. Rev. the peoples choice the hero of Tippe- 
 canoe ; a log hut, over which flies the star-spangled banner ; at each side a 
 tree, and at left a barrel, on which stands a mug. Silver, size 21 1-2. 
 
 CXXI. the father of his country. GEORGE WASHINGTON. ; head of 
 Washington facing the right. Rev. peace and friendship.; above the inscrip- 
 tion an eye issuing rays, and a tomahawk and pipe crossed ; below two hands 
 clasped, one of a white soldier, the other of an Indian; at bottom, 1843. Tin, 
 size 56. 
 
 CXXII. THE FATHER OF HIS COUNTRY BORN FEB. 22 I 732 ; head of 
 
 Washington facing the right. Rev. national monument july 4 1848; view 
 of the monument at Washington, as if finished. Tin, size 25. 
 
 CXXIII. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA; GEORGE WASHINGTON; head of 
 
 Washington facing the left in an ornamental circle, outside which is an im- 
 perfect wreath formed of an olive-branch and oak-branch; at their meeting are 
 a caduceus and a trident, surmounted by a rose ; the wreath is broken at the 
 top by the words e pluribus unum and an eagle surrounded by rays and hold- 
 ing a flag, arrows, and olive-branch ; below the bust A c m. Rev. the crys- 
 tal PALACE FOR THE EXHIBITION OF THE INDUSTRY OF ALL NATIONS. NEW YORK, 
 1853. PRESIDENT: THEODORE SEDGWICK, ESQR : ARCHITECTS: MESSRS: CARS- 
 TENSEN & GILDEMEISTER, LENGTH 365 FEET, WIDTH 365 FEET, HEIGHT OF 
 DOME 148 FEET, GLAZED SURF"ACE 206,000 SUP FEET, OCCUPIES 5 ACRES OF 
 
 GROUND. ESTIMATED VALUE ^450,00. ; vicw of the building ; below paquet 
 PHiLA. Bronze, size 2,3- 
 
 CXXIV. BORN, FEB, 22, 1 732. DIED, DEC, 14, 1 799- ; Washington standing 
 with his orderly and horse, as in Sully's picture of the "Crossing of the Del- 
 aware." Rev. NEW YORK. 46000 SQUARE MILES POPULATION 3,097,394. 1855; 
 
 arms of the State of New York, with crest, supporters, and motto excel- 
 sior. Brass, size 23. 
 
 CXXV. Same obverse. Rev. penn. 46,000 square miles population 
 2,300,000. 1855 ; arms of the State of Pennsylvania, with crest, supporters, 
 and motto virtue independence liberty. Brass, size 23. 
 
 CXXVI. Same obverse. Rev. ohio. 40,000 square miles popula- 
 tion 2,000,000. 1855 ; arms of the State of Ohio ; viz. on a river a canal-boat ; 
 beyond are hills, behind which the sun is rising ; in the foreground a field 
 with a sheaf of wheat and a sheaf of arrows, and near them 1802. Brass, 
 size 23. 
 
 CXXVII. Same obverse. Rev. Illinois. 55,400 square miles popula- 
 tion 85 1,470. 1855 ; arms of the State of Illinois ; viz. a landscape, in which is 
 an eagle, with wings expanded, on his breast the shield of the United States, 
 in right claw an olive-branch, in left three arrows, in beak a label inscribed 
 state sovereignty national union. Brass, size .23. 
 
 CXXVIII. Same obverse. Rev. A perpetual calendar. Brass, size 23. 
 
 CXXIX. GEORGE WASHINGTON. BORN FEB. 22* I 732. DIED DEC I4' I 799 ; 
 
 head of Washington facing the right ; on edge of bust true. Rev. A per- 
 petual calendar. Tin, size 23. 
 
 CXXX. THE FATHER OF OUR COUNTRY BORN, FEB. 22, 1 732. DIED, DEC. 
 
 14, 1799.; Washington on horseback towards the right; at left a tree, and 
 below p H J. Rev. A perpetual calendar. Brass, size 21. 
 
 CXXXI. Same obverse. Rev. s. j. bestor. importer of watches 
 
14 MEDALS OF WASHINGTON 
 
 & JEWELRY PHILADELPHIA PA. ; TIME IS MONEY ; a Lindscapc in which at left 
 sits a female figure, leaning on and pointing to a large dial ; at right a globe ; 
 behind, the rays of the sun; at base d. d. Tin, size 21. 
 
 CXXXII. THE UNION MUST & SHALL BE PRESERVED JACKSON; UNITED 
 
 WE STAND DIVIDED WE FALL 1 856; Head of Washington facing the left; 
 below KEY. Rev. A buck leaping to the right ; below a cannon and and 
 BRECKINRIDGE ; in field 1856 ; around the buck thirty-two stars. Tin, size 29. 
 
 CXXXIII. LANCASTER CO AGRICULTURAL & MECHANICAL SOCIETY. 185S. 
 
 THE FARMER OF MOUNT VERNON; head of Washington facing the right; below 
 KEY F. Rev. AWARDED TO ; a miscellaneous gi'oup, — a broken column, cog- 
 wheel, sheaf of wheat, harrow, scythe, rake, pitchfork, plough ; at each side a 
 stalk of Indian corn. Silver, size 29. 
 
 CXXXIV. THE PATTERN OF PATRIOTISM, INDUSTRY AND PROGRESS.; head 
 
 of Washington facing the left. Rev. union agricultural soc : of ridgeway 
 & SHELBY. ; in a wreath of an olive-branch and oak-branch organized july 
 17™ 1858. Silver, size 18. 
 
 CXXXV. GEORGE WASHINGTON ; head of Washington facing the right; 
 below G. H. l., all in a circular frame, outside which, at top an eagle, in his 
 beak a long ribbon inscribed talem ferent nullum secla futura virum ; 
 about the ribbon forty-five stars ; at bottom a trophy of flags, guns, drum, 
 cannon, balls, &c., on which is the shield of the United States. Rev. non 
 NOBIS solum sed toto mundo nati mdccclix ; a wreath of two palm-branches, 
 in which are masonic emblems. Bronze, size 32. 
 
 CXXXVI. GEORGE WASHINGTON; head of Washington facing the right; 
 on edge of bust lovett. Rev. edward cogan dealer in books, coins, 
 MEDALS and ENGRAVINGS. 1 859 PHILADELPHIA, in scvcn liiies, the first three and 
 last curved. Copper, size 20. 
 
 CXXXVII. Same obverse. Rev. born f"'". 22 1732 died dec: 14 
 1799 in four lines in a wreath of two olive-branches. Copper, size 20. 
 
 CXXXVIII. PATER patriae; bust of Washington facing the right. 
 Rev. a memorial of the Washington cabinet may 1859 in six lines in a 
 wreath of olive. Bronze, size 13 1-2, 
 
 CXXXIX. GEORGE WASHINGTON ; head of Washington facing the right; 
 below two palm-branches. Rev. A. b. sage & c°. dealers in coins, medals, 
 AUTOGRAPHS & ENGRAVINGS 24 DIVISION s"" N. Y. 1 859 in nine irrrcgular 
 lines. Tin, size lo. 
 
 CXL. PATER PATRi^. ; head of Wa.shington facing the left. Rev. good 
 
 FOR ONE CHANCE IN RAFFLE, FOR NUMISMATIC BOOKS, AT A. B. SAGE & C°. N. Y. 
 
 NOV. 1859 in ten lines, first and last curved. Copper, size 13. 
 
 CXLI. Same obverse. Rev. a. b. sage & co's circluating library 24 
 
 DIVISION ST. N. Y. TERMS I YEAR $2.00 6 MONTHS 1 .GO 3 MONTHS .50 1860 in 
 
 ten lines, the first three curved. Tin, size 13. 
 
 CXL 1 1. GEORGE WASHINGTON. BORN FEB. 2 2 I 732. DIED DEC. 1 4 1 799- ; 
 
 head of Washington facing the right; below Paquct F. Rev. Washington 
 
 CABINET OF MEDALS, U. S. MINT. INAUGURATED FEB. 2 2 1 860. ; a vicW of the Up- 
 right case containing the medals of Washington at the United States Mint, 
 surmounted by his bust. Bronze, size 38. 
 
 PXLIII. GEORGIUS WASHINGTON PR.^S. PRIM. RER. CONF. AMER. MDCC- 
 
 Lxxxix ; head of Washington facing the right ; below lovett phila. Rev. 
 
IN THE COLLECTION OF W. S. APPLETON. 15 
 
 NATUS FEB. XXII. MDCcxxxii OBiiT DEC. XIV. MDCCXcix ; two palm-branches 
 forming a half-wreath, completed by the words fideli certa merges ; 
 within Minerva seated, holding a wreath in each hand, and behind her an 
 altar, on which lie wreaths; on her seat ^.^■, and below mdccclx. 
 Bronze, size 33 1-2. 
 
 CXLIV. Same obverse. Rev. to the Japanese embassy from bailey & 
 CO. JEWELLERS, PHILADELPHIA. 1 860 in scvcn lincs within a wreath of two oak- 
 branches tied by a bow. Bronze, size 33 1-2. 
 
 CXLV. GEORGE WASHINGTON BORN FEBRUARY 22. 1 732.; head of Wash- 
 ington facing the right; below merriam. Rev. boston july fourth i860 
 ORATION BY EVERETT, in six lincs within a wreath of two olive-branches tied by 
 a bow ; below merriam. Tin, size 20. 
 
 CXLVI. Same obverse, with slight differences. Rev. died December 
 14. 1799 resurgimus ; view of the tomb at Mount Vernon. Copper, size 20. 
 
 CXLVII. Same obverse. Rev. benjamin franklin born jan. 17. 1706.; 
 bust of Franklin facing the left ; below merriam. Copper, size 20. 
 
 CXLVIII. Same obverse. Rev. d. cummings. London, n. y. co. e. 9''" 
 REG. N Y. s. V. HAWKINS ZOUAVES. WAR OF 1861. engraved in nine lines. Tin, 
 size 20. 
 
 CXLIX. PATRi/E PATER 1732 ; head 'of Washington facing the left in an 
 arched outline frame ; 'below key. Rev. dedicated to coin and medal col- 
 lectors in six lines in a wreath' of two i^almrbranches ; below i860. Tin, 
 size 18. 
 
 CL. Same obverse. Rev. e. hill, dealer in coins, medals, minerals, 
 
 AUTOGRAPHS ENGRAVINGS, OLD CURIOSITIES &C N°. 6 BLEECKER ST. N. YORK 1860 
 
 in ten lines, all curving but fourth and fifth. Tin, size 18. 
 
 CLI. Same obverse. Rev. woodgate & co. importers of brandies 
 WINES, GINS &c., 83 WATER STREET, NEW-YORK 1860 in eight irregular lines with 
 ornaments. Copper, size 18. 
 
 CLI I. Same obverse. Rev. key in large outline lines, on which are 
 the words ornamental medal & seal — die sinkers. &c &c — 329 arch st. 
 PHiLA ; around thirty-three stars. Tin, size 18. 
 
 CLIII. Same obverse. Rev. mobile jockey club' members medal; a 
 horse standing to the left. Tin, size 18. 
 
 CLIV. Same obverse. Rev. not transferable 1853 in three lines. 
 Tin, size 18. 
 
 CLV. Same obverse without the outline frame. Rev. " providence 
 
 LEFT HIM childless THAT THE NATION MIGHT CALL HIM FATHER." I 799. in SCVCn 
 
 irregular lines. Copper, size 18. 
 
 CLVI. Same obverse. Rev. virtue liberty & independence. Cop- 
 per, size 18. 
 
 CLVI I. mt. holly paper co. mt. holly springs pa. ; bust of Washington 
 in uniform facing the left; on edge of arm f. k. Rev. i860 in a wreath of 
 two olive-branches. Silver, size 13. 
 
 CLV I II. represented by wm. leggett bramhall ; head of Washington 
 facing the left. Rev. abra-ham lin-coln honest abe of the west ; in a 
 wreath of laurel-leaves an oval inscribed wideawakes ; above and below the 
 oval a rose with leaves. Nickel, size 12. 
 
 CLIX. Same obverse. Rev. robbins, royce & hard wholesale deaLt 
 ers in dry goods, 70READE ST. new YORK, in seven lines. Copper, size 12. 
 
i6 MEDALS OF WASHINGTON 
 
 CLX. Same obverse. Rev. robbins, royce & hard jobbers of staple 
 
 & FANCY dry goods, JO READE & 112 DUANE STS. NEW YORK, ill nine linCS. 
 
 Copper, size 1 2. 
 
 CLXI. Obverse as CXXXV. Rev. Washington statue union square, 
 N. Y. ; in exergue mdccclxi. g h l ; view of the statue. Silver, size 32. 
 
 CLXII. the founder of our union. 1776. ; full length figure of Wash- 
 ington full-face, in right hand a chart, in left a sword. Rev. a decisive war 
 only — can restore peace and prosperity 1861 in seven parallel lines. Tin, 
 size 16. 
 
 CLXIII. "the constitution is sacredly obligatory on all ; " head of 
 Washington facing the right ; below Paqiiet. Rev. u. s. mint, oath of alle- 
 giance taken by the officers and workmen sept. 2. 1 86 1 JAS. pollock, dir. in 
 six lines in a wreath of an olive-branch. Silver, size 19 1-2. 
 
 CLXIV. Same obverse. Rev. A wreath of olive-leaves tied by a bow. 
 Silver, size 19 1-2. 
 
 CLXV. GEORGE ^VASHINGTON, THE CINCINNATUS OF AMERICA B. 1 732 D. 
 
 1 799 ; bust of Washington facing the left. Rev. " save my country heaven " 
 x86i around a thin circle of olive-leaves, within which john k. curtis, watch- 
 maker & MANUFACTURING JEWELER 83 BLEECKER ST. & 882 BROADWAY NEW 
 
 YORK, and at top five stars, at bottom three. Silver, size 20. 
 
 CLXVI. Same obverse. Rev. industry produces wealth ; a wreath of 
 two palm-branches tied by a bow. Silver, size 20. 
 
 CLXVII. Same obverse. Rev. 'the union must and shall be pre- 
 served.' ; in centre an eye surrounded by rays. Copper, size 20. 
 
 CLXV II I. Same obverse. Rev. the union must & shall be pre- 
 served in five lines in a circle of thirty-five stars. Copper, size 20. 
 
 CLXIX. Head of Washington facing the right, in a circle of thirty-four 
 stars, broken at the bottom by the word union. Rev. co reg volunteers en- 
 terd service 186 with blank spaces for name and other particulars. Brass, 
 size 20. 
 
 CLXX. |:> & (B. (!l2!i3£(Dll (H". 303 branch s\ Philadelphia 1862; 
 head of Washington facing the left. Rev. (Eiu Jplate wire sheet iron files 
 lllCd^CS stamped'& japanned ware copper &c. &c. in eight irregular lines. 
 Brass, size 24. 
 
 CLXXI. Same design, differently executed; 303 branch s'^. is much 
 smaller. Rev. Same inscription, differently spaced. Brass, size 24. 
 
 CLXXII. N & g TAYLOR c°. 303 BRANCH s''. PHILADELPHIA; head of Wash- 
 ington facing the left. Rev. tin plate stamped & japanned ware metals wire 
 SHEET iron files COPPER &c. &c. in eight irregular lines. Tin, size 24. 
 
 CLXXIII. god and our country 1863; head of Washington facing the 
 right. Rev. united states of America ; in a wreath of wheat 2 cents. Cop- 
 per, size 14 1-2. 
 
 This was prepared at the U. S. Mint as a pattern for a piece of the value 
 marked on it. 
 
 CLXXIV. dry goods, groceries &c. ; in a wreath of olive a head of 
 Washington facing the right, below 1863. ; at bottom g. g. n. y. Rev. j. l. love- 
 DAY & c". 63 WASHINGTON ST. waukegan ILL. in fivc Hncs. Coppcr, size 13 1-2. 
 
 This and most of the pieces to CXCVIII were struck and commonly 
 used as currency 1863-5. 
 
IN THE COLLECTION OF W. S. APPLETON. 17 
 
 CLXXV. 399 b'way, n. y. 1863 ; head of Washington facing the right 
 in a wreath of two oHve-branches ; at each side three stars. Rev. monk's 
 METAL SIGNS in three lines in a circle of stars, broken at bottom by an 
 eagle. Copper, size 12. 
 
 CLXXVI. c. DOSCHER 241 wash!! sT.., n. v., 1863.; head of Wash- 
 ington facing the right. Rev. not one cent in a wreath of olive. Cop- 
 per, size 12. 
 
 CLXXVII. united we stand 1863; head of Washington facing the 
 right over two star-spangled banners crossed. Rev. broas brothers pie 
 bakers.; in a wreath of olive our country. Copper, size 12 1-2. 
 
 CLXXVIII. Head of Washington facing the right over two star- 
 spangled banners crossed; above thirteen stars; below 1863. Rev. In a 
 wreath of two oak-branches two hands clasped between the words peace 
 FOREVER. Copper, size 13. 
 
 CLXXIX. Head of Washington facing the right over two star-span- 
 gled banners crossed; around thirteen stars; below 1863. Rev. exchange 
 in a wreath of an olive-branch and oak-branch ; over their junction at 
 bottom a drum, and behind it a sword, two cannon, and two guns crossed. 
 Copper, size 12. 
 
 CLXXX. Head of Washington facing the right in a half wreath of two 
 oak-branches; above thirteen stars; below 1863. Rev. The shield of the 
 United States on a six-pointed star in a wreath of olive. Copper, size 12. 
 CLXXXI. Head of Washington facing the right; at each side six 
 stars; below 1863. Rev. A wreath of two olive-branches, within which 
 Wilson's medal curving round the figure i ; at top h. Copper, size 12 1-2. 
 CLXXXn. Same design, differently executed. Rev. new york in 
 two lines, a star below, in a wreath of olive. Copper, size 12. 
 
 CLXXXni. Head of Washington facing the right; behind six stars, 
 before seven; below 1863. Rev. In a wreath of two oak-branches the 
 shield of the United States, and behind it two star-spangled banners crossed, 
 and a pole, on which is a Liberty-cap, surrounded by thirteen stars. 
 Copper, size 12. 
 
 CLXXXIV. the WASHINGTON TOKEN. 1863; head of Washington fac- 
 ing the right. Rev. f. b. orr. dealer in hardware iron & nails mans- 
 field. o. in five lines, all curving except third. Tin, size 14. 
 
 CLXXXV. Same obverse. Rev. h. d. gerdts broker & com 
 DEALER 240 GREENWICH ST. N. Y. in six Hncs. Coppcr, size 1 2. 
 
 CLXXXVI. Same obverse. Rev. Petersen's honesdale. scranton. 
 & pittston. PA jewellers, in six irregular lines. Copper, size 12 1-2. 
 
 CLXXXVII. Same obverse. Rev. a. killeen n°. i & 16 ferry s'^. 
 greenpoint. in five lines. Copper, size 12 1-2. 
 
 CLXXXVI 1 1. Same obverse. Rev. horrors of war blessings of 
 peace;* 1863 between a female head above, and her horns of plenty 
 crossed below. Nickel, size 13. 
 
 CLXXXIX. first in war, first in peace; in exergue 1863; the 
 statue of Washington on horseback in Union Square, New York. Rev. 
 UNION for ever in a wreath of a palm-branch and an oak-branch ; over 
 their junction at bottom the shield of the United States, and behind it 
 four flags crossed. Copper, size 12. 
 3 
 
i8 MEDALS OF WASHINGTON 
 
 CXC. Same design, differently executed ; tlie date is larger. Rev. 
 Same design, differently executed. Copper, size 12. 
 
 CXCl. GEO. WASHINGTON PRESIDENT ; head of Washington facing the 
 right; at each side four stars. Rev. t. brimelow, druggist, 432 third 
 AVENUE. N-Y. ; in a wreath of two olive-branches tied by a bow, a mortar 
 and pestle dividing the date 1863; above i. Copper, size 15. 
 
 CXCII. GEO. WASHINGTON PRESIDENT; head of Washington facing the 
 left; before six stars, behind seven. Rev. As the last. Copper, size 15. 
 
 CXCIII. Same obverse. Rev. t. brimelow, druggist, 432 third 
 AVENUE, N. V. ; in a wreath of an olive-branch and palm-branch tied by a 
 bow 2. Brass, size 1 5. 
 
 CXCIV. Head of Washington facing the right ; behind seven stars, 
 before six ; below l. r. Rev. t. brimelow, druggist, 432 third av. n. y. ; 
 in a wreath of olive a mortar and pestle dividing the date 1864. Cop- 
 per, size 12. 
 
 CXCV. Same obverse. Rev. no compromise with traitors in four 
 lines in a wreath of an olive-branch and oak-branch ; at bottom two can- 
 non crossed. Copper, size 12 1-2. 
 
 CXCVI. 100 entitle to a $2.00 view of new york city.; head of 
 Washington facing the right in a circular frame. Rev. c. magnus' na- 
 tional PRINTING establishment NEW YORK ; thc shicld of the United States, 
 and above it an eagle with olive-branch and arrows, and in beak a ribbon 
 inscribed e pluribus unum. Brass, size 1 2. 
 
 CXCVII. Head of Washington facing the right in an oval frame on 
 a star, the points of which just cross a classic wreath ; between the lower 
 points c. sigel hiwill (.?) n. y. Rev. not one cent in a wreath of two 
 olive-branches tied by a bow. Copper, size 1 2. 
 
 CXCVIII. FREEDOM to ALL MEN. UNION.; head of Washington facing 
 the right, surrounded by rays forming a star ; around thirteen stars. Rev. 
 LINCOLN & JOHNSON UNION CANDIDATES 1 864 ; bust of Lincoln facing the left, 
 below w. H. KEY F. Tin, size 20. 
 
 CXCIX. THE UNION must AND SHALL BE PRESERVED; head of Wash- 
 ington facing the right issuing from clouds dotted with stars ; at each 
 side of the head two star-spangled banners crossing under it, and above 
 rays. Rev. Abraham Lincoln president of the u. s. 1864; bust of Lin- 
 coln facing the left ; below w. h. key; around thirty-five stars. Tin, size 18. 
 
 CC. Same obverse. Rev. lieut. gen. u. s. grant. ; bust of Grant in 
 uniform facing the left; below w. h. k. Tin, size 18. 
 
 CCL WASHINGTON; head of Washington facing the left; below j. a. 
 bolen. Rev. soldiers' fair dec' 1864. springfield, mass, in five lines 
 in a wreath of two olive-branches. Tin, size 18. 
 
 CCn. Obverse as CXCI. Rev. god loveth a cheerful giver great 
 
 fair IN aid of THE U. S. SANITARY COMMISSION, NANTUCKET, MASS. AUGUST, 1 864. 
 
 in nine lines. Silver, size 15. 
 
 CCIIL Head of Washington facing the right. Rev. great central 
 FAIR PHILADELPHIA JUNE 1864 in five irregular lines. Copper, size ii. 
 
 CCIV. GEORGE WASHINGTON; head of Washington facing the left; on 
 edge of shoulder f. b. smith & hartmann n. y. Rev. tomb of Washington 
 MOUNT VERNON, VIRGINIA. ; vicw of the tomb in a half-wreath of an oak- 
 
IN THE COLLECTION OF W. S. APPLETON. 19 
 
 branch and olive-branch tied by a bow ; above are clouds, through which 
 a winged figure, surrounded by rays, flies to the right, holding to the 
 mouth with right hand a long trumpet, and in left a wreath ; below the 
 half-wreath s. & h. Bronze, size 40 1-2. 
 
 CCV. GEORGE WASHINGTON ; bust of Washington facing the left ; below 
 
 J. A. BOLEN. Rev. I HOPE THAT LIBERAL ALLOWANCES WILL BE MADE, FOR THE 
 POLITICAL OPINIONS OF EACH OTHER. WITHOUT THESE I DO NOT SEE HOW THE 
 REINS OF GOVERNMENT ARE TO BE MANAGED, OR HOW THE UNION OF THE STATES 
 
 CAN BE MUCH LONGER PRESERVED, in eleven parallel lines ; below washing- 
 ton's LETTER, TO HAMILTON. Silver, size 37. 
 
 CCVI. Head of Washington facing the right. Rev. Fac-simile of 
 Washington's autograph visiting-card. Bronze, size 30. 
 
 CCVII. In centre, in a circular frame GEORGE Washington, and bust of 
 Washington at three-quarter face to left ; around in smaller circular frames 
 busts of seven Presidents with their names, john adams., thomas jefferson., 
 
 JAMES MADISON., JAMES MUNROE., JOHN QUINCY ADAMS., ANDREW JACKSON., MARTIN 
 VAN BUREN. ReV. FIRST PRESIDENT GEORGE WASHINGTON. SECOND JOHN ADAMS. 
 THIRD THOMAS JEFFERSON. FOURTH JAMES MADISON. FIFTH JAMES MUNROE. SIXTH 
 JOHN QUINCY ADAMS. SEVENTH ANDREW JACKSONS. EIGHTH MARTIN VAN BUREN in 
 
 sixteen lines in a wreath of roses and various other flowers, tied by a bow. 
 Tin, size 29. 
 
 CCVI II. NORWALK CONN. MEMORIAL. 1 869; bust of Washington in uni- 
 form facing the right ; on edge of bust key. f. Rev. bought of the norwake 
 
 INDIANS by ROGER LUDLOWE AND CAP. DANIEL PATRICK 164O. FOUNDED 1 649. 
 SETTLED BY ACT OF COURT 1650. BURNT BY BRITISH UNDER TRYON I 7 79- BOROUGH 
 INCORPORATION 1 836. D. & N. R. R. OPENED 1 85 2. POPULATION I5,000. I. F. WOODS 
 
 MEM. SERIES in thirteen irregular lines. Silver, size 24. 
 
 CCIX. GEORGE WASHINGTON, FIRST PRESIDENT OF THE U° STATES ; G. H. 
 
 LOVETT N. Y. ; head of Washington facing the right ; all in a wreath of roses 
 and violets (.''). Rev. Washington's residence at mount vernon ; view of 
 the house with trees ; below g. h. l. n. y. Copper, size 22. 
 
 CCX. G. WASHINGTON, president. I. 1 792; bust of Washington facing 
 the left. Rev. william idler dealer in coins, Minerals, Stationery & fancy ar- 
 ticles. N° I II north 9''." ST. PHILADELPHIA in eight irregular lines. Copper, size 
 21 1-2. 
 
 The obverse of this piece is a copy of XXIII. 
 
 CCXI. GEORGE WASHINGTON, FIRST IN WAR, FIRST IN PEACE; bust of 
 
 Washington facing the left ; round all an ornamental circle, in which are 
 eagles and stars. Rev. born, feb. ii. 1732. general American armies, 1775. 
 
 RESIGNED, 1783. president, 1 789 tO I 796. GENERAL U. S. ARMY, 1 798. DIED, I 799. 
 
 in nine lines in a wreath of roses. Brass, size 21. 
 
 CCXII. GEORGE WASHINGTON PRESIDENT 1 789 ; bust of Washington fac- 
 ing the left. Rev. An eagle displayed, on his breast a shield of thirteen 
 pales, in right claw an olive-branch, in left a bundle of twelve arrows, in beak 
 a ribbon inscribed unum e pluribus. Copper, size 20. 
 
 This also is of recent work. 
 
 CCXIII. GEORGE WASHINGTON; SECURITY; head of Washington facing 
 the right ; on edge of bust lovett ; below r. l. Rev. pro patria in two lines 
 in a wreath of two olive-branches ; below lovett phila. Copper, size 20. 
 
20 MEDALS OF WASHINGTON 
 
 CCXIV. Same obverse. Rev. An intended copy of the vessel on the 
 " Sommer Islands " shilling. Copper, size 20. 
 
 CCXV. Same obverse. Rev. dickeson's coin & medal safe evans & wat- 
 SON MAKERS. 304 CHESTNUT sT PHILADELPHIA. ; representation of the " safe." Tin, 
 size 20. 
 
 CCXVI. Same obverse. Rev. geo : v^^ashington. 1776.; Washington 
 on horseback to the left, his hat in right hand, near him cannons, balls, and 
 a camp, and in the distance beyond the water a view of Boston. Copper, 
 size 20. 
 
 CCXVII. Obverse as last reverse. Rev. siege of boston 1775-6 in 
 three lines in a wreath of two olive-branches tied by a bow ; below lovett's 
 series no. 2. PHiLADA : at top a drum, and under it a stack of arms and two 
 star-spangled banners crossed. Silver, size 20. 
 
 CCXVI 1 1. Same obverse. Rev. Round the outside r. lovett, jr: die 
 
 SINKER, PHILADELPHIA, PA : within DIES FOR AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES COLLEGES 
 &<:• MEDALS STRUCK IN GOLD, SILVER AND BRONZE ; the WOrds AGRICULTURAL 
 
 SOCIETIES are on an oval frame, in which are a plow and a stalk of corn ; at bot- 
 tom a small olive-branch. Copper, size 20. 
 
 CCXIX. Same obverse. Rev. city hall, wall st. n. y. ; in exergue 
 ERECTED IN 1 700 DEMOLISHED i8i2 ; vicw of the building; at base l. Brass, 
 size 20. 
 
 CCXX. GEORGio WASHINGTON ; head of Washington facing the right ; 
 below, ^atifr. Rev. A wreath of an oak-branch and an olive-branch tied by 
 a bow. Brass, size 19 1-2. 
 
 CCXXI. Head of Washington facing the right between a laurel-branch 
 and a palm-branch crossed. Rev. Washington surrounded by rays in an or- 
 namental border, in which are thirteen stars. Copper, size 19 1-2. 
 
 CCXXII. GEN. GEORGE WASHINGTON, 1776. ; Washington on horseback 
 to the right, his hat in right hand, near him cannon-balls, in the distance a 
 camp and hills ; on the foreground L. Rev. As last. Tin, size 20. 
 
 CCXXI 1 1. Same obverse. Rev. Washington's head-quarters, at 
 VALLEY forge ; a farm-house. Tin, size 20. 
 
 CCXXIV. Same obverse. Rev. the home of Washington mount ver- 
 NON ; view of the house, with river and hills beyond ; below G. h. l. Cop- 
 per, size 20. 
 
 CCXXV. GEORGE WASHINGTON ; head of Washington facing the right. 
 Rev. As CCXIII. Copper, size 20. 
 
 CCXXV I. Same obverse. Rev. north point and fort mIhenry. sepT 
 12' & 13.' 1814 ; view of " Battle Monument" at Baltimore. Silver, size 20. 
 
 CCXXVII. GEORGE WASHINGTON ; bu.st of Washington facing the left; 
 below J. A. BOLEN. Rev. avoid the extremes of party spirit in five lines in 
 a wreath of two oak -branches tied by a bow. Copper, size 18. 
 
 CCXXVIII. Bust of Washington facing the left in an ornamental bor- 
 der. Rev. headquarters at harlem, n. y. 1776. n° i ; view of the house; 
 below G. h. l. Silver, size 1 8. 
 
 CCXXIX. Same obverse. Rev. headquarters at whiteplains, n. y. 
 
 1776 ; N° 2 ; view of the house. Silver, size 18. 
 
 CCXXX. Same obverse. Rev. headquarters near chads ford, p;" 
 
 1777 ; N° 3 ; view of the house. Silver, size 18. 
 
IN THE COLLECTION OF W. S. APPLETON. 21 
 
 CCXXXI. Same obverse. Rev. headquarters at whitemarsh, p* 
 1777 ; N° 4 ; view of the house. Silver, size 18. 
 
 CCXXXII. Same obverse. Rev. headquarters at valley forge, p"^ 
 
 1777 '78 ; N° 5 ; view of the house. Silver, size 18. 
 
 CCXXXI 1 1. Same obverse. Rev. headquarters at tappan, n. y. 
 
 1778 ; N° 6 ; view of the house. Silver, size 18. 
 
 CCXXXIV. Same obverse. Rev. headquarters, morristown, n. j. 
 
 1779 & '80 ; N° 7; view of the house. Silver, size 18. 
 
 CCXXXV. Same obverse. Rev. headquarters near sufferns, n. y. 
 1780; N°. 8; view of the house. Silver, size 18. 
 
 CCXXXVI. Same obverse. Rev. headquarters near dobbs ferry, 
 N. y. 1781 ; N° 9; view of the house. Silver, size 18. 
 
 CCXXXV 1 1. Same obverse. Rev. headquarters at newburg, n. y. 
 1783 ; N° 10 ; view of the house. Silver, size 18. 
 
 CCXXXVIII. Same obverse. Rev. b. franklin; on a label eripuit 
 ccelo fulmen, sceptrumque tyrannis ; bust of Franklin facing the left. 
 Silver, size 18. 
 
 CCXXXIX. GEORGE WASHINGTON; head of Washington facing the 
 right. Rev. time increases his fame, in four parallel lines in a wreath of two 
 olive-branches tied by a bow. Bronze, size 18. 
 
 CCXL. united STATES military academy; head of Washington facing 
 the left ; below Paquet F. Rev. A wreath of olive, within which is an oc- 
 tagonal scroll, dividing the words academic merit. Bronze, size 17 1-2. 
 
 CCXLI. GEORGE WASHINGTON ; head of Washington facing the right. 
 Rev. BORN 1732 died 1799 in two curving lines above and below the shield of 
 the United States ; at top and base are two branches of laurel crossed. Cop- 
 per, size 18. 
 
 CCXLII. Same obverse. Rev. Washington natus 1732 obit 1799; 
 above the inscription a liberty-cap surrounded by rays ; the whole surrounded 
 by a circle of alternate stars and eagles. Copper, size 18. 
 
 CCXLIII. Same obverse. Rev. family arms of george Washington; 
 a shield with the arms of Washington of England, and motto exitus acta 
 probat. Copper, size 18. 
 
 CCXLI V. Same obverse. Rev. washingtons tomb, mt. vernon, va. ; a 
 view of the tomb ; below thirteen stars. Copper, size 18. 
 
 CCXLV. Same obverse. Rev. Washington statue ; in exergue n. y. ; 
 view of the statue in Union Square. Copper, size 18. 
 
 CCXLV I. Same obverse. Rev. Washington statue Richmond, Vir- 
 ginia. ; view of the statue by Houdon. Copper, size 18. 
 
 CCXLVn. Head of Washington facing the left. Rev. ^-' 
 Copper, size 18. 
 
 CCXLVin. Same obverse. Rev. As CCXLIL Co ■ 
 
 CCXLIX. Same obverse. Rev. As CCXLIIL Co]. 
 
 CCL. Same obverse. Rev. As CCXLIV. Copper, s . 
 
 CCLL Same obverse. Rev. As CCXLV. Copper, siz , i <5. 
 
 CCLIL Same obverse. Rev. As CCXLVL Copper, size 18. 
 
 CCLin. Obv. as rev. of CCXLV. Rev. As CCXLI. Copper, size 18. 
 
 CCLIV. Same obverse. Rev. As CCXLII. Copper, size 18. 
 
 CCLV. Same obverse. Rev. As CCXLIV. Copper, size 18. 
 
22 MEDALS OF WASHINGTON 
 
 CCLVI. Same obverse. Rev. As CCXLVI. Copper, size i8. 
 
 CCLVII. Obv. as rev. of CCXLVI. Rev. As CCXLI. Copper, size i8. 
 
 CCLVIII. Same obverse. Rev. As CCXLII. Copper, size 1 8. 
 
 CCLIX. Same obverse. Rev. As CCXLIV. Copper, size i8. 
 
 CCLX. Obv. as rev. of CCXLIV. Rev. As CCXLI. Copper, size 1 8. 
 
 CCLXI. WASHINGTON; head of Washington facing the right in a wreath 
 of two olive-branches tied by a bow ; below m. Rev. the hero of American 
 independence; in a wreath of two laurel-branches tied by a bow died dec. 14. 
 1 799. in three lines ; below merriam boston. Copper, size 1 7. 
 
 CCLXI I. Same obverse. Rev. jos. h. merriam medalist die sinker 
 
 and letter cutter established 1850 NO. 18 BRATTLE SQUARE BOSTON, MASS. in 
 
 nine irregular lines. Copper, size 17. 
 
 CCLX 1 1 1. Same obverse. Rev. c. f. tuttle. pay at the counter no 
 130 WASHINGTON ST. ; in field merriam ; in centre 50 stamped. Lead, size 17. 
 
 CCLXIV. Geo. Washington, THE defender of his country. ; head of 
 Washington facing the left. Rev. " may our country never want props, to 
 support the glorious fabric" g. w. 1786 in eight lines in an ornamental bor- 
 der, in which are thirteen stars. Copper, size 18. 
 
 CCLXV. Same obverse. Rev. Head of Washington facing the right. 
 Tin, size 18. 
 
 CCLXV I. GEORGE WASHINGTON ; Washington on horseback to the right, 
 his hat in left hand. Rev. born feb. 22° 1732. president 1789 to 1796. died, 
 1799. in a border formed of alternate liberty-caps and stars. Tin, size 18. 
 
 CCLXVII. GEORGE WASHINGTON FIRST IN WAR, FIRST IN PEACE AND FIRST 
 
 IN THE HEARTS OF HIS COUNTRYMEN ; head of Washington facing the right. 
 Rev. REVERSE LINCOLN ; head of Lincoln facing the left ; at each side six stars. 
 Tin, size 18. 
 
 CCLXVIII. GEN. GEORGE WASHINGTON. FIRST PRE! U. S. 1 789 ; head of 
 
 Washington facing the right. Rev. e. ivins, manufacturer of metallic trim- 
 mings FIFTH & COLUMBIA a". PHILADELPHIA, in two circular lincs round a circle 
 of stars, in which is the shield of the United States. Silver, size i6. 
 
 CCLXIX. Same obverse. Rev. honesty industry and sobriety; in 
 field o. u. A. M. and within them a pair of compasses and a square crossed, 
 and inside a bent right arm holding a mallet. Copper, size i6. 
 
 CCLXX. WASHINGTON; head of Washington facing the right; below 
 bolen. Rev. LiBERTAS. AMERICANA.; in cxcrgue 4 juiL. 1776.; head of Liberty 
 facing the left, with hair loosely streaming backwards, over the right shoulder 
 a pole and liberty-cap ; on edge of shoulder bolen. Silver, size i6. 
 
 CCLXXI. WASHINGTON UNITED STATES OF AMERICA; head of Washing- 
 ton facing the left. Rev. to the cause of temperance ten dollars to king 
 ALCOHOL not ONE CENT, in sevcn lines, first and last curving. Brass, size 15. 
 
 CCLXXII. GEO. WASHINGTON FATHER OF HIS COUNTRY; head of Wash- 
 ington facing the right. Rev. our country and our flag now & forever ; 
 a military trophy, of a stack of arms, drums, flags, cannons, &c. ; above a 
 wreath. Brass, size 14. 
 
 CCLXXIII. GEORGE WASHINGTON 1792; head of Washington facing 
 the right. Rev. martha Washington i 792 ; bust of Mrs. Washington facing 
 the left. Silver, size 13. 
 
 CCLXXIV. Same obverse, without date; below the bust lovett. 
 Same reverse, without date. Silver, size 13. 
 
IN THE COLLECTION OF W. S. APPLETON. 23 
 
 CCLXXV. Same obverse. Rev. w. idler dealer in coins, minerals, 
 SHELLS, ANTIQUES &c. Ill N. Q™ sT PHiLADA : ill eight liiies, .fii'st two and last 
 three curving. Copper, size 13. 
 
 CCLXXVI. GEORGE WASHINGTON BORN 1 732 DIED 1 799 ; head of Wash- 
 ington facing the left. Rev. monument at Baltimore ; view of the monument 
 within a wreath of olive. Silver, size 13. 
 
 CCLXXVII. Same obverse. Rev. As obverse of CXL. Copper, size 13. 
 
 CCXC. Head of Washington facing the left. No reverse. Iron, size 23. 
 
 CCLXXVI II. Head of Washington facing the left. Rev. The tomb at 
 Mount Vernon in an ornamental border; below the tomb l. Silver, size 12. 
 
 CCLXXIX. BORN FEB. 22 1732. DIED DEC. 14 1 799- ; bust of Wash- 
 ington at three-quarter face to the left. Rev. gen. of the American 
 
 ARMIES 1775. RESIGD. THE COMD. 1 783. ELECTED PREST. U. S. 1 789. in Seven 
 
 lines, first two and last two curving. Silver, size 11 1-2. 
 
 CCLXXX. Same obverse. Rev. Bust of General Grant facing the 
 left; below key. f. Tin, size 11 1-2. 
 
 CCLXXXI. Same obverse. Rev. mason & c°. 1870 coin & stamp 
 DEALERS. 139 N° 9^." s^ PHiLA. in six iiTcgular lines. Brass, size 1 1 1-2. 
 
 CCLXXXII. Bust of Washington facing the right. Rev. born 
 1732 DIED 1799 in four parallel lines in a wreath of olive. Silver, size 
 II 1-2. 
 
 CCLXXXIII. Same obverse. Rev. Head of Jackson facing the 
 left. Silver, size 11 1-2. 
 
 CCLXXXIV. Head of Washington facing the right. Rev. Head of 
 Lincoln facing the right. Silver, size 11 1-2. 
 
 CCLXXXV. G. WASHINGTON; bust of Washington facing the right; 
 below KETTLE. No reverse. Brass, size 9. 
 
 CCLXXXVI, METROPOLITAN CARNIVAL FEBRUARY 20& 21, 187I. ; laurclcd 
 
 head of Washington facing the right, in a wreath of olive. Rev. by act of 
 
 CONGRESS. JULY 1 6. 1 79O. THE SEAT OF GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES. 
 TO BE PERMANENTLY FIXED AT THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, in foUr CUrving 
 
 lines at top; population of city in 1810 was 8298 population in 1871 
 
 IO9412 CORNER stone LAID BY GEN. WASHINGTON. SEP. 18 I793, COR. STONE. 
 EXTENSION LAID BY PRES. FILLMORE. JULY. 4. 185I. LENGTH 75I FT. 4 IN. 
 HEIGHT OF DOME ABOVE TIDE 377 FT. COST ABOUT. $12,000,000. at bottOlll 
 
 in eight lines, last four curving ; a view of the Capitol. Lead, size 47. 
 
 • CCLXXXVII. Head of Washington facing the left; around thirteen 
 stars; below 1872. Rev. ^ dollar cal. in a wreath of two olive- 
 branches tied by a bow. Gold, size 6. 
 
 CCLXXXVIII. Head of Washington facing the right, as I. Rev. 
 George Washington " The Boon of Providence to the Human Race!' en- 
 graved. Bronze, size 41. 
 
 CCLXXXIX. PATER PATRiA ; bust of Washington in uniform facing 
 the right. Rev. Gewidmet von D. M. Keim Major der deutschen Wash- 
 ington Garde deni besten schiitzen der deutschen Washington Jager, en- 
 graved. Silver gilt, size 24. 
 
 CCXCI. EXPORTED SOLELY BY W. GREAVES & SONS. SHEAF WORKS.; 
 
 head of Washington facing the right. No reverse. Copper, size 16. 
 
 CCXCII. Bust of Washington at three-quarter face to the left in a 
 circular frame. No reverse. Bronze octagonal, size 16. 
 
34 MEDALS OF WASHINGTON. 
 
 CCXCIII. Head of Washington facing the left in an oak wreath, 
 struck on the obverse of an early half-cent, of which the reverse remains. 
 Copper, size 15. 
 
 CCXCIV. Head of Washington facing the right; on edge of bust 
 LANDER. No reverse. Bronze, ovai 15 x 12. 
 
 CCXCV. Bust of Washington at three-quarter face to the left. No 
 reverse. Tin, oval, 10 x 8. 
 
 CCXCVI. A Spanish fourpence of 1775, stamped with six impres- 
 sions of a minute die, george Washington ; head of Washington facing the 
 right. Size 3. 
 
 I have also several shells with the head of Washington, struck in 
 iron as medallions, and in brass or tin as advertisements, a head in gutta- 
 percha, and a few modern pieces of such outrageously bad work, that I 
 cannot call them worthy of description. 
 
 To be placed between LXXXVHI and LXXXIX. Obv. as 
 LXXXVin. Rev. In an irregular octagonal frame a bust of Jackson in 
 uniform facing the left and president. Brass, size 16 1-2. 
 
 NOT IN MY COLLECTION. 
 
 I. Obv. as XVII. Rev. as XXVI. Copper, size 20. 
 
 II. As XXI. with six stars on reverse in place of eight. Copper, 
 size 19. Dickcsoii. 
 
 III. Obv. as XXIII. Rev. united states of America; an eagle 
 displayed, with shield, olive-branch, and arrows ; a cut across the die. Sil- 
 ver, size 21. 
 
 IV. liberty 1793; bust of Washington in uniform facing the right. 
 Rev. united states of America ; in a wreath of two laurel-branches 
 tied by a bow half cent; below 1-200. Edge two hundred for a dol- 
 lar. Copper, size 14. Siioivden, 39. 
 
 •V. WASHINGTON PRESIDENT 1 796 ; bust of Washington facing the left. 
 Rev. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA ; eagle with shield, olive-branch, and ar- 
 rows; about the head fifteen stars. Silver, size 34. Snowden, 43. 
 
 VI. As XLVI, but below the bust died 14'^." December 1799 
 AGED 68. Tin, size 22. 
 
 VII. Obv. as LXXXII. Rev. Card of Bale and Smith. 
 
 VIII. Obv. as LXXXVI. with inscription American repository of 
 FINE arts. Rev. Card of John Barker. 
 
 '"'' . as LXXXVHI. Rev. george iv. king of great Britain; 
 
 ' . .s LXXXVHI. Rev. Eagle; new york grand canal 
 
 OtcNfil* i<i2J. 
 
 XI. .O'o". as XCVIII. Rev. scientia mores EMOLLiT ; a woman seated 
 writing in a Horary. 
 
 XII. Obv. as CXVI. Rev. A long inscription, with the landing 
 of the Pilgrims above, and below a view of a modern wharf 
 
 Of the later numbers there are many other combinations of dies, 
 with some entirely different reverses, which I think it not necessary to 
 enumerate here, and will only add that I am very desirous to obtain all 
 the pieces, of which no specimen is in my series. 
 

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