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Unofficial Farthings, Kent, Stuppington, J[oseph] R[oyle] (UFS 4920; D & W 295/141; Henderson 445); Woolwich, Gregory Browne (UFS 5160) [2]. First good fine and very rare, second good very fine £40-50

This lot was sold as part of a special collection, The Collection of Tokens formed by the Late David Pottinger.

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Provenance: *UFS 4920 bt H. Simmons January 2003; UFS 5160 bt J. Whitmore September 1980).

Joseph Royle purchased the manor of Stuppington in 1798; Gregory Browne (1820-86), innholder, The Star, Wellington street and proprietor of the canteen at the Royal Artillery barracks, lived at Bexleyheath