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O Head of Henry VIII THE KINGS HEAD TAVERN R T M B IN NEW FISH STREETE O A swan walking on a bridge covered with houses YE SWAN & BRIDGE IN R G E B NEW FISH STREET 57 O Bust of Henry VIII with sceptre THO BLAGRAVE KINGS R T I B HEAD NEW FISH STREET O A harrow AT THE HARROW INN R I A C IN NEW FISH STREETE O King's bust crowned, with sceptre ROBERT CRADOCKE R R … C IN NEW FISH STREET O A mitre AT THE MITER IN R W A H NEW FISH STREET O A double-headed spread eagle THE BLACK SPRED EAGLE R F M M IN NEW FISH STREETE O An anchor and cable WILL NEWMAN AT THE R HIS HALF PENY ON NEW FISH STREET HILL O The sun YE SVN TAVERNE IN R T E P NEW FISHE STREET 57 O T V AT YE GRASHOPER IN R A grasshopper NEW FISH STREETE
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London Trade Tokens - New Fish Street
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W2007 New Fish Street Farthing (Undated)
The London Directory 1841 has the King's Head still at 12 Pudding Lane.
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W2008 New Fish Street Farthing (1657)
The London Directory 1841 has the Swan at 22 Fish Street. Williamson, following Burn, indicates the sign is still at the corner of Globe Court.
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W2009 New Fish Street Farthing (Undated)
The London Directory 1841 has the King's Head still at 12 Pudding Lane.
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W2010 New Fish Street (Undated)
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W2011 New Fish Street Farthing (Undated)
The London Directory 1841 has the King's Head still at 12 Pudding Lane.
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W2012 New Fish Street Farthing (Undated)
The London Directory 1841 has the Mitre still at 38 Fish Street Hill.
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W2013 New Fish Street Farthing (Undated)
W2014 New Fish Street Halfpenny (Undated)
Rogers Signs and Taverns Round about Old London Bridge
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W2015 New Fish Street Farthing (1557)
From signboard on The Monument of London in remembrance of the dreadfull Fire in 1666. Rogers says it was between the Mermaid and St Margaret's Church which was consumed by the great fire in 1666.
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W2016 New Fish Street Farthing (Undated)
Rogers Signs and Taverns Round about Old London Bridge
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