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Tokens of love, loss and disrespect, 1700-1850 / edited by Sarah Lloyd and Timothy Millett.
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1911300946
9781911300946
Title
Tokens of love, loss and disrespect, 1700-1850 / edited by Sarah Lloyd and Timothy Millett.
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London : Paul Holberton Publishing, 2022.
©2022.
Description
359 pages : illustrations (chiefly color), map ; 22 cm.
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Includes bibliographical references (page 359) and indexes.
Contents
Chapter 8: 'As you find me', Tokens, Memory and Family History / Sophie Jensen.
Summary
"Coins from the 18th and early 19th centuries are physically and visually intriguing. In addition to their monetary uses, they were repurposed to communicate private and public messages - from ad hoc scratchings and punch marks to full-scale re-engraving of surfaces. This book aims to give 21st-century readers insight into that experience and to the many unofficial purposes these objects served. Drawing on the largest extant collection of defaced coins and tokens, this publication brings together for the first time the full-range of expertise required to understand the phenomenon, with contributions from 11 scholars and collectors. It focuses on a significant period in British history, when modification expressed political commentary, commercial activity, familial and emotional commitment, personal identity and life history. It will examine the coins and tokens themselves and look at who modified them, where, why and how. The circumstances of the coins' subsequent survival is explained, and each aspect will be set in its specific historical contexts."--
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Coins, British
Tokens -- Great Britain
Coins
Tokens
Great Britain
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Lloyd, Sarah (Sarah V.)
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Millett, Timothy
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Jensen, Sophie
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2023.166
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