Seal impression: Dover - Collections Online | Museum Wales
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Seal impression: Dover

Obverse. A one-masted ship on the waves with mainsail furled, an embattled crow’s nest, above which a triple banner pendant. On the embattled forecastle, a flag (lower in hoist than in fly) bearing the three lions of ENGLAND (more usually dimidiated with the hulks of three ships), for the Barons of the CINQUE PORTS. In a similar stern castle, two standing marines each blowing a trumpet. In the ship are, dext. two other marines, one hauling in the bowsprit, the other coiling a rope; sin. yet two more sailors, one climbing the rigging, the other managing the quarter-rudder, which is unusually being slung on the port side.

Collection Area

Archaeology & Numismatics

Item Number

2014.13H/76

Acquisition

old stock, 10/9/2014

Measurements

diameter / mm:77

Techniques

Cast

Material

Plaster

Location

in collections

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