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Thomas Hall used Dunstan to help advertise his exhibition of stuffed animals when it was on display at the Bartholomew Fair
Rev: A harp between sprigs of oak
POST OFFICE around
Probably as struck on rough flan
Edge: PAYABLE AT GOLDSMITH & SONS SUDBURY
Kent D&H 35a Lamberhurst Wales Thomas Hall used Dunstan toObv: Arms of Chichester, FOR CHANGE NOT FRAUD. (around), SUSSEX on banner below. Rev: Arms of Canterbury, KENT HALFPENNY TOKEN. (around), 1794 below and split by shield. Edge: PAYABLE BY +I+ GIBBS SUSSEX. Uncirculated with full mint lustre. Choice. John Gibbs was a grocer in Lamberhurst. The Arms of Canterbury feature a Lion passant over 3 Cornish (Black) Choughs. A rare bird of south west Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and the Isle of Man. A tiny
