
 
        
         
		the King  and  the  Koyal Family,  and  in  virtue  of  this  patent  
 he  sold  licences  to  other  engravers to  execute  these  counters.  
 Simon Passe  and his brother,  both of  whom  excelled in  the  art  
 of  engraving,  are  said  to  have  received  such  licences.  The  
 period over which  the  issue  of these pieces ranges is from  1616  
 to  1638,  the  earlier date  corresponding with  that when  Simon  
 Passe commenced his portraits of various members of the Royal  
 Family and  others.  (See Nos.  61-70,  pp.  214-218, &c.) 
 272.  J a m e s   I.  a n d   P r i n c e   C h a r l e s .   C o u n t e r . 
 Bust  of  James  I.,  three-quarters,  r., in  broad-brimmed  hat  
 with  jewel,  lace  ruff,  ermine  robes,  and  collar  of  the  Garter.  
 Leg.  GIVE  THY  JUDGEMENTS  O  GOD  UNTO  THE  KING. 
 Rev.  Bust  of  Prince  Charles,  three-quarters,  r.,  head  bare,  
 in  lace  ruff,  doublet,  and  riband  for  medal.  Leg.  a n d   t h y   
 RIGHTEOUSNESSE  UNTO  THE  KINGS  SONNE. 
 1-05.  Gent. Mag. 1788,  p.  505.. 
 MB. M. 
 Stamped  in imitation  of  engraving.  Varieties  of  the  above  
 counter  give  older  portraits of  Prince  Charles,  having a beard,  
 and their  issue  appears to extend  from  about the  year  1616 to  
 1625.  The legends are also varied. 
 273.  J a m e s   I.  a n d   P r i n c e   C h a r l e s . 
 A similar piece  has  the  obverse  the  same  as the  preceding,  
 but the reverse with the bust of Prince Charles with beard,  and  
 the  Leg.  a n d   t h y   r i g h t e o u s n e s s   u n t o   t h e   k i n g ’s   s o n . 
 1-5. 
 R. W. Cochran-Patrick, At.  Unique ? 
 This piece is  beautifully engraved.  It may not be a counter,  
 but  it  is  described  here  as  it  is  a  contemporary  copy of  the  
 preceding.  ' There is in  the British  Museum  a  one-sided  piece  
 with the portrait  of  Gustavus Adolphus  of Sweden  of the same  
 style  and  work, which  bears  TV  S,  in  monogram,  the  initials  
 of  the  artist,  probably Walter Schultz. 
 274.  J am e s   I.  a n d   P r i n c e   C h a r l e s .   C o u n t e r ? 
 Bust  of  James  I.,  three-quarters,  r.,  in  broad-brimmed  hat  
 with  jewel,  lace  ruff,  ermine  robes,  and  collar  of  the  Garter.  
 Leg.  i a c o b v s   d   .  g  . m a g n®   b r i t a n l e   g a l l l e   e t   h i b e r n i®   r e x .   
 m.m.  Quatrefoil. 
 Rev.  Bust  of  Prince  Charles,  three-quarters,  I.,  head  bare,  
 in  lace  ruff,  doublet,  and  riband  for  medal.  Leg.  s e r e n is sm i 
 PRINCIPIS  CAROLLI  MAGN®  BRIT ANN1-®  ET  HIBERN1®  PR™.  m. ttl. 
 Quatrefoil, 
 1-4. 
 Duke of  Buccleuch,  JR.  Extremely rare. 
 This  piece  is  stamped  in  imitation  of  engraving,  and  is  
 probably the  work of  Simon  Passe.  Although  larger  in  size  
 than  No.  272, which  it very closely resembles  in  style,  it may  
 have been  intended  for  use  as  a counter,  and  have formed one  
 of  a set to  complete  which  no  other  varieties  have  been  met  
 with.  It was issued about the year  1616. 
 275.  C h a r l e s   I.  a n d   H e n r i e t t a   M a r i a .   C o u n t e r . 
 Bust of Charles I.,  three-quarters,  r.,  in broad-brimmed hat,  
 lace  ruff,  doublet,  and  riband  for  medal.  Leg. c a r o l v s   .  d   . 
 G  .  MAG  .  BRIT  .  FRAN  .  ET  .  HIB  .  REX. 
 Rev.  Bust of Henrietta Maria, three-quarters,  I.,  in ear-ring,  
 pearl  necklace,  deep  lace  collar,  erect,  and  low bodice.  Leg. 
 MARIA  .  D  .  G  .  MAG  .  BRIT  .  FRAN  .  ET  } HIB  . REG. 
 1-05. 
 MB. JR. 
 Stamped  in imitation  of  engraving.  This  piece was issued  
 during the years  1626  and  1627. 
 276.  C h a r l e s   I.  a n d   H e n r i e t t a   M a r i a .   C o u n t e r . 
 Similar to the  preceding ';  the  brim  of  the  hat of  the King  
 is curved. 
 1-05.