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Galley Halfpence - ukdfd
Historical Background. From the late 14th to the 16th century, small silver coins known as 'galley halfpennies' circulated widely, but illegally, ... www.ukdfd.co.uk
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Galley Halfpence | BC&A - British Coins & Artefacts
From the late 14th to the 16th century, small silver coins known as 'galley halfpennies' circulated widely, but illegally, in England. www.rodblunt.com
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GALLEY HALFPENNY Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster
The meaning of GALLEY HALFPENNY is a small base silver denier from Genoa that circulated in England in the 13th and 14th centuries. www.merriam-webster.com
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galley-halfpenny
† galley-halfpenny Obs. Forms: see galley and halfpenny. [f. galley n. + halfpenny.] A silver coin, said to have been introduced into England by the sailors of the Genoese and other galleys that traded to London. Its use was prohibited by law early in the 15th cent.1409–10 Act 11 Hen. IV, c. 5 Ordei... Oxford English Dictionary
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The Last Galley Halfpenny – Joshua Cattermole - BNS Research Blog
The topic of the Galley Halfpence, the circulation of the Venetian Soldino in England, has a history spanning nearly 150 years, ... britnumsoc.blog
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1382-1400 Italy Venice Doge Antonio Venier Billon Tornesello ...
Doge Antonio Venier Galley Halfpenny. A decent strike and detail, with vary grainy surfaces. Actual Photo. See full description. Have one to sell? Sell now ... www.ebay.com
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galley
▪ I. galley, n. (ˈgælɪ) Forms: 4–6 galai, -ay(e, (4 gaylay, 6 ghallai, 7 gallay), gale(e, -ei(e, -ey(e, 5–6 galy(e, (5 gaili), 6–8 gally(e, (6 gallie), 4– galley. [ad. OF. galie, galee, med.L. galea, galeia, late Gr. γαλαία, γαλέα = Pr. galeya, galea, Sp. galea (obs.), Pg. galé, It. galea, galia. Th... Oxford English Dictionary
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Curators Choice - A Venetian Soldino in Lincolnshire
The coins were nicknamed galyhalpens, or Galley-halfpence, after the Venetian Galley-men who imported them. In this video, Curator – Archaeology Catherine ... northlincolnshiremuseum.co.uk
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The last Galley halfpence - The Detecting Hub
The coin was minted under the mint master Piero Loredan (initials PL on the reverse) in 1525-1526. It marks the very last ''Galley Halfpence'', ... www.thedetectinghub.co.uk
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galley-halfpenny, n. meanings, etymology and more
There is one meaning in OED's entry for the noun galley-halfpenny. See 'Meaning & use' for definition, usage, and quotation evidence. This word is now obsolete. www.oed.com
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[PDF] 06 Daubney 1731 - British Numismatic Society
... Galley-halfpence, after the 'Galley-men' who imported them. The Venetian fleet of galleys set out for England and Flanders during May and stayed there until ... www.britnumsoc.org
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Galley Halfpenny, Soldino, anyone tell what Doge?
This is a very nice 'Galley halfpenny' or Venetian Soldino. I know it isn't strictly British, but they did circulate here! www.predecimal.com
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Postage stamps and postal history of Malta
In 1885, the Malta Post Office was set up and Halfpenny Yellows and British stamps were no longer valid in Malta. Instead of depicting the monarch, these stamps featured: a Gozo boat (4½d), a Hospitaller galley (5d), the national personification Melita (2/6) and St wikipedia.org
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gallipot
gallipot (ˈgælɪpɒt) Forms: 5 galy pott, gale pote, 6 galey potte, galeye pot, gallie potte, 6–8 gally pot (gally-pot), 7 gollee-, galley-pot, 8 galipot, 7– gallipot. [The first element in this word (occurring also in galley-dish, galley-tile) is of uncertain origin, but possibly identical with galle... Oxford English Dictionary
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jane
jane1 (dʒeɪn) Also 5 iayne. [From OF. Janne(s, F. Gênes; cf. ME. Janewey, Genoway.] † 1. A small silver coin of Genoa introduced into England towards the end of the 14th century: cf. galley-halfpenny. Obs.c 1386 Chaucer Sir Thopas 24 His Robe was of Syklatoun That coste many a Iane [v.r. Iayne]. ― C... Oxford English Dictionary
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