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The chisel like tool featured on the arms are what is known as a brickaxe
The Clach-na-Cudden stone is today buried in concrete
Extremely Fine and holed at time of manufacture
Issued to John Downing
Probably used as a trade token as well as a military medal
Warwickshire D&H 315 Meriden Penny The chisel like tool featuredObv: An archer shooting, FOR. THE. PRIZE. (around), ARCHERY below. Rev: The Prince of Wales crest, radiated, above a bow, quiver, and horn, MERIDEN TOKEN above, 1796 below. Edge: Plain. Good Very Fine and Choice brown. Slight wear to high points, but problem free. Rare. Although thought by some to be another specious token of Skidmores, it is possible that this was made for an archery society known as The Woodmen of Arden, which was comprised of the
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