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O A full-faced bust of Henry VII THE KINGS HEAD TAVERN R W R A IN OLD FISHE STREET O Two women washing a negro (The Labour in Vain) WIL BAGGOT BREWER R W B ON OVLD FISH STREET HIL O A unicorn EDWARD BETTERIS R HIS HALFE PENY OVLD FISH STREETE O A fox chained WILL GAY AT YE FOX R W M G IN OVLD FISH STREETE O A fox GEORGE HEARON 1662 R HIS HALF PENY IN OLD FISH STREET O A boar's head IOHN HOWELL R I K H IN OLD FISH STREETE O A swan AT THE SWAN TAVERN R I A M IN OVLD FISH STREET Seems to have been near Distaff Lane, and probably on the northern side of the street, unless it is to be identified with the " Swanne on the Hoope" mentioned as the southeastern boundary of the Fish Market in Old Fish Street, in the Inquisition as to the limits of that market, 1 H. V. (Cal. L. Bk. I., set out in Riley's Mem. p. 598). Burn has a tradesman's token of the "Swan Tavern" in Ould Fish Streete, issued 1649-72, and suggests that it is identical with this "Swan on the Hoop Tavern" mentioned in the Inquisition. He places it at the south-east corner of Old Fish Street at its junction with Bread Street, which would be its position if the market occupied the whole extent of the street, as is suggested in the Inquisition. He says it was destroyed in the Fire and rebuilt and mentioned as late as 1712 (p.143). O A swan AT THE SWAN TAVERN R I A M (different die from 2141) IN OVLD FISH STREET Seems to have been near Distaff Lane, and probably on the northern side of the street, unless it is to be identified with the " Swanne on the Hoope" mentioned as the southeastern boundary of the Fish Market in Old Fish Street, in the Inquisition as to the limits of that market, 1 H. V. (Cal. L. Bk. I., set out in Riley's Mem. p. 598). Burn has a tradesman's token of the "Swan Tavern" in Ould Fish Streete, issued 1649-72, and suggests that it is identical with this "Swan on the Hoop Tavern" mentioned in the Inquisition. He places it at the south-east corner of Old Fish Street at its junction with Bread Street, which would be its position if the market occupied the whole extent of the street, as is suggested in the Inquisition. He says it was destroyed in the Fire and rebuilt and mentioned as late as 1712 (p.143). O A swan AT THE SWAN TAVERN R I A M (different die from 2142 and 2141) IN OVLD FISH STREET Seems to have been near Distaff Lane, and probably on the northern side of the street, unless it is to be identified with the " Swanne on the Hoope" mentioned as the southeastern boundary of the Fish Market in Old Fish Street, in the Inquisition as to the limits of that market, 1 H. V. (Cal. L. Bk. I., set out in Riley's Mem. p. 598). Burn has a tradesman's token of the "Swan Tavern" in Ould Fish Streete, issued 1649-72, and suggests that it is identical with this "Swan on the Hoop Tavern" mentioned in the Inquisition. He places it at the south-east corner of Old Fish Street at its junction with Bread Street, which would be its position if the market occupied the whole extent of the street, as is suggested in the Inquisition. He says it was destroyed in the Fire and rebuilt and mentioned as late as 1712 (p.143). O W E M AT THE CARDINAL WOOLSEY R Bust of the Cardinal HIS OB [olus] BACKSIDE OVLD FISH STREETLondon Trade Tokens - Old Fish Street (Upper Thames Street)
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