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Rawlins, Thomas

Thomas Rawlins was appointed ‘Graver of Seals, Stamps and Medals’ at Oxford in 1643. Rawlins was a gifted young writer and poet. He is thought to have been the pupil of Frenchman Nicholas Briot, the favoured coin engraver of Charles I.

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Rawlins, Thomas