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W1752 Lombard Street Halfpenny (Undated)
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STREET HIS HALF PENNY
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O Three swans RICH GOODALL IN LVMBER R R A G divided by flowers STREET HIS HALF PENNY O Two men saluting AT YE SALVTATION IN LOMBARD R T M H STREET HIS HALF PENNY O A plough ROBERT IONES AT THE R A plough IN LVMBER STRETE O A hand holding a glove IOHN ROLFE IN R I R LVMBERT STREETE O A cardinal's cap THE CARDENALLS CAPP R I M S TAVERN IN LOMBARD STRETE O The Royal Oak with three crowns WILLIAM SMITH 1666 R HIS HALF PENY IN LVMBER STREETE O Six bells AT YE 6 BELLS IN DOVE COVRT R A dove with an olive-branch in its beak AT YE LOWER END LVMBARD STREET
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London Trade Tokens - Lombard Street
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W1752 Lombard Street Halfpenny (Undated)
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W1753 Lombard Street Halfpenny (Undated)
In "The Signs of Old Lombard Street" 1902, by F G Hilton Price, he states that No. 65, the Black Lion, stands on the site of the Salutation Tavern. The house was destroyed in 1748 and was then occupied by Messrs. Ironside and Belchier who were bankers, and known as the "Black Lion," the bankers being their since 1729. From "A New & Correct Plan of all the Houses destroyed and damaged by the Fire which begain Exchange-Alley, Cornioll, on Friday, March 25th 1748, Ironside and Belchier are in the 4th and 5th buildings, respectively, west of Birchin-Lane, and would appear, from the Horwood Map, to occupy the property at No. 66, not No. 65.
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W1754 Lombard Street Farthing (Undated)
In "The Signs of Old Lombard Street" 1902, by F G Hilton Price, he states that No. 67 is The Plough, but then goes on to say the site of this house [the Plough] was the west corner of Exchange Alley, a small house on the left of the present [1902] entrance to No. 67.
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W1755 Lombard Street (Undated)
W1756 Lombard Street Farthing (Undated)
Rocque
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W1757 Lombard Street Halfpenny (1666)
Pepy's Taverns
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W1758 Lombard Street Penny (Undated)
London Robsons Street Directory in 1832 - Dove court, Lombard street has #4 listed as the Six Bells
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