File 13.2 - Three coins, a stamp and a fragment of wood

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Butler/Section 11 (XI)/8/13.2

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GB 275 Butler/Section 11 (XI)/8/13.2

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Three coins, a stamp and a fragment of wood

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  • 1902 (Circa) (Creation)

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Three coins, a stamp and a fragment of wood, wrapped in paper, stored inside the tortoiseshell snuffbox [XI/8/13.1]. The coins were removed from Samuel Butler's pockets on the day of his death. The fragment of wood was cut by Henry Festing Jones from the pilgrim's cross at Varallo Sesia (which Butler mentions in 'Ex Voto'). [See notes in Henry Festing Jones's 1921 catalogue, p.58.]

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