WEIGHTS, SCALES, & SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS

England, Charles II, 1660-1685, excellent portrait of the king. For a gold unite, 8.4 gm. Withers 1081, This weight is finer than the Withers example

England, (for Portugal) 1748, a round brass weight. Obv. IN HOC SIGNO VINCES 1748, voided cross./A MOIDORE in ornamental round cartouche. (910.71 gm)

England, (for Portugal) c. 1747, a round copper weight with laureate head r., IOAN.V.PORT.REX. 1747 KIRK below truncation/THIRTY SIX SHILLINGS within

England, (for Portugal) c. 1748, a round bronze weight with laureate head r., IOAN.V.PORT.REX./FOUR/SHILLINGS/AND SIX/PENCE. (1.80 gm). Withers #1556

England, (for Portugal) c. 1748, a round bronze weight with same design on both sides: THREE POUND TWELVE in a crowned ornamented cartouche. (28.65 g

England, (for Portugal) c. 1748, a round bronze weight with same design on both sides: EIGH=/=TEEN/SHILLs within ornamental cartouche with a gargoyle

England, (for Portugal) c. 1748, a round bronze weight with same design on both sides: EIGH=/=TEEN/SHILLs within ornamental cartouche with scallop at

England, George III, 1760-73, guinea wt. Countermark, ewer. (8.25 gm). Withers1610. VF+.    $30

England, George III, 1760-63, Thirty/six/ shillings in cartouche on both sides. (14.20 gm).Withers 1617. VF. Equivalent to a Portuguese 1 Joe. ...

England, George III, 1760-63,S/18 on both sides, half Joe. (7.13gm).Withers 1676c. VF.    $15