The Great Britain London Dix Gas Lamp Maker Token, ND (ca. 1883-1909) featuring George Dix is a circulated copper token originating from the United Kingdom. This token likely had a specific purpose related to gas lamp making and was circulated during the late 19th to early 20th century. With George Dix's name engraved on the token, it serves as a unique piece of exonumia that showcases a specific trade or industry in London at that time period.
GREAT BRITAIN. London.
Dix Gas Lamp Maker Token, ND (ca. 1883-1909).
Brunk-51350.
George Dix countermark sharply applied on an 1863-A French 10 centimes - DIX
/ GAS / LAMP MAKER / CLERKENWELL.
This is the most common undertype for this countermark.
George Dix made gas lamps in Clerkenwell (an area of central London) from
1883 to 1909.
Host coin VERY FINE; Countermark: EXTREMELY FINE.
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