400 Wiltshire Trade Tokens of the Seventeenth Century. 
(This and John Farmer’s tokens are placed by Dr. Williamson both in the 
Wiltshire and the Hertfordshire lists, as the same place appears in both counties, 
but the issuers’ names cannot at present be found in the parish registers of either.) 
RAMSBURY. 
159. IOHN . STON. OF —=I1.E, 
RAMSBVRY . 1655 =1I.M.S. 
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(Such is the description given of a coin in the Society’s Museum, but it is in 
reality no other than that noted by Boyne [No. 113]; for, beneath the letters 
I.E., which have been neatly stamped on the field of the obverse, the “ candle- 
maker” of the usual issue is quite discernible, though very indistinct.). 
P.S.—Dr. Williamson suggest» that either the issuer married again or that 
the initials 1. E . are those of his successor in business. 
ROAD. 
161. DAVID . IEFRES = A barrel. 
IN. ROAD. 1664 = D.1 
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162. WILLIAM . WHICHVRCH = A woolpack. 
In. RoAD. 1668 =w.s.w 
(These two tokens, together with that of one “ Richard Tucker,” are found 
also in the Somersetshire list.) 
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ROLLSTONE. 
163. (James Swan’s farthing finds place also in the series of ROYSTON, 
Hertfordshire.) 
SALISBURY. 
165. ROGER . BEDBVRY = St. George and the Dragon. = 
IN. SARVM. 1664 —=R.A.B. 
166. AT . THE . BVSH . IN = A bush. 
SALSBVRY . 1657 =T.R. 
170. IOHN . CRAGGE = A dog. 
GROCER . IN. SARVM = 1I.P.C 
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