
 
        
         
		MB.  JR.  Earl of  Craven,  JR.  Berlin, JR.  Rare.  
 A medal  by  Simon Passe,  which  served  as  a  companion  to  
 that of  James I. 
 6 4 .  Q u e e n   A n n e . 
 In more modern times, perhaps in the middle of the eighteenth  
 century,  a  model  was  made  after  the  ahove  medal, and  casts  
 taken  for  the  purpose  of  being  chased.  One  in  copper,  the  
 only one which  has  been  met with,  is  in  the British Museum  
 collection. 
 2-15 by  1-7. 
 6 5 .  Qu e e n   A n n e . 
 Another ;  similar to the preceding, but below bust of Queen,  
 Anna  . D  .  G  . MaG  .  Brit  .  Fr  .  Hi  .  Beg.  :  the  reverse  is  
 plain. 
 2-15 by 1-7. 
 MB.  JR.  Very  rare. 
 This,  like the preceding piece,  is in very high relief. 
 66.  C h a r l e s ,   P r i n c e   o f   W a l e s .   1616. 
 Bust of Prince Charles, three-quarters, r., in lace ruff, armour,  
 lace  sash over shoulder, and George  of the Garter hanging from  
 his  neck.  Below,  Carolus Princeps  Wallice.  (Charles,  Prince  
 of Wales.) 
 Rev.  Armorial  shield  of  the  Prince,  crowned,  within  the  
 Garter:  below,  Anno  D.  1616.  Si :  Pa : fee.  (Simon  Passe  
 fecit.)  Leg.  i l l u s t r i s s   :  e t   p o t e n   :  Pr.  c a r o l u s   p r i n c e p s   
 w a l l h e   DUX  c o r n   :  voR  :  e t   ALB  :  e t c .   (The  most  illustrious  
 and potent Prince Charles, Prince of Wales, Duke  of  Cornwall,  
 York,  and Albany, &c.) 
 2*2 by 1’7.  Perry,  Supp.  i.  6, and iii.  2. 
 MB. JR.  Duke of Buccleuch,  JR.  Earl of  Craven,  JR.  
 Athole,  JR.  Bibl. Paris, JR.  Rare. 
 One  of  Simon  Passe’s  medals,  stamped  in  imitation  of  
 engraving.  As this  medal  is  dated  1616,  it  is  probable  that 
 the  others  by Passe  of  the  royal  family were  executed  about  
 the  same time. 
 67.  C h a r l e s ,   P r i n c e   o f   W a l e s .   1616. 
 Bust  of  Prince  Charles,  three-quarters,  r.,  in  lace  ruff,  rich  
 doublet, and George of the Garter hanging from his neck :  curtain  
 behind.  Leg.  I l l u s t r i s s   :  e t   p o t e n   :  p r i n c   c a r o l u s   m a g næ 
 BRITANNIÆ  ET  HYBERNIÆ  PRINCEPS  EBOR  :  ET  ALB  :  DUX.  (The 
 most  illustrious  and  potent  Prince  Charles,  Prince  of  Great  
 Britain  and  Ireland,  Duke  of  York  and  Albany.)  Beneath,  
 Simon Passoeus sculp. 
 Rev.  Prince  on  horseback,  r. ;  in  the  distance,  view  of  
 Hampton Court :  beneath,  shield with Prince’s Plumes between  
 c a r o l v s   p r i n c e p s .   S.  P.  sc.  (Simon  Passæus  sculpsit.) 
 2-4 by 2.. 
 MB.  JR.  Duke of Buccleuch,  JR.  Very rare. 
 One  of  Simon  Passe’s  medals,  stamped  in  imitation  of  
 engraving. 
 68.  J a m e s   I.,  A n n e ,   a n d   P r i n c e   C h a r l e s .   1616. 
 Busts  of  James  I.,  Anne,  and  Prince  Charles  similarly 
 represented  as upon Nos.  62,  68,  and 66 ;  those of  the  Queen  
 and Prince are turned to  I. 
 Rev.  Armorial shields of James and  his Queen, supported by  
 a lion,  and a wild man :  ahove, helmet, crown, and crest;  below,  
 shield with Prince’s Plumes  and motto,  and  the mottoes of  the  
 King and Queen.  Leg.  p o t e n t i s s   :  i a c o b v s   d   . a  m a g   :  b r i t t   : 
 ET  .  HIB  :  REX  .  ET  SERENISS  :  ANNA  D  .  G  .  MAG  .  BRITT  REGINA 
 v n a   cvm  i l l   :  p   .  c a r o l i   .  m  :  b r i t .   p r in c e™ .  (The most potent  
 James,  by the grace of God, King of Great Britain and Ireland,  
 and the most  serene Anne,  by the grace of God, Queen of Great  
 Britain,  together  with  thé  most  illustrious  Prince  Charles,  
 Prince of  Great Britain.) 
 2-5 by 2.  Perry, x.  1. 
 MB.  JR.  Earl of  Clarendon,  JR.  Very rare. 
 One  of  Simon  Passe’s  medals,  stamped  in  imitation  of  
 engraving.