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The liverbird featured on the reverse arms is actually a cormorant
Rev: The Kentish horse in a shield
(The Building Medalets of Kempson and Skidmore 1796-1797
Rev: Female seated instructing boy with key to unlock the prison doors
FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF THE PUBLIC around
Norfolk D&H 19 Norwich England The liverbird featured on theObv: A key suspended from an iron archway, 1794 in center, PAYABLE AT BULLEN AND MARTINS around, MARKET PLACE NORWICH in exergue. Rev: A plough and shuttle, SUCCESS TO THE PLOUGH AND SHUTTLE around. Edge: Plain. EF. Red among legends and devices. Rim bump and weak around rim, otherwise much original color and choice. Usual die flaw on obverse over AC in 'PLACE'. Issued to Joshua Bullen, an ironmonger, and Simon Martin his partner. The plow on the
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