
 
        
         
		ANG  .  SCO  .  FR  .  RT  H I  .  REX  ET  MARIA  REG.  On  truncation,  
 monogram of  m   b .  (Martin Brunner.)  . 
 No  reverse. 
 2.  (See Woodcut.) 
 90.  Portraits  of  William and  Mary. 
 MB.  lead.  Very rare. 
 Struck  at  Nuremberg.  It  is  a  proof  from  a  die  made  for  
 striking draughtsmen, which may never have heen hardened. 
 91.  W i l l ia m   a n d   M a r y .  1689. 
 Bust of William III.,  r., crowned,  hair long,  in cravat,  robes,  
 collar  and  George  of  the  Garter;  sceptre  in  his  hand.  Leg.  
 GVTLIELMVS  .  I l l   .  D  .  G  .  ANG  .  SC  .  FR  .  US  .  H I  .  REX.  On dreSS,  
 monogram of  M  b .  (Martin Brunner.)  Broad border of  flowers  
 and scrolls.  Same as No.  75. 
 Rev.  Two  female  figures  seated  facing  each  other;  one,  
 crowned  with  corn,  holds  sickle  and  wheatsheaf;  the  other,  
 crowned with flowers, twines  a wreath  from  a basket of flowers.  
 Leg.  e l o s   o r n a t   a r i s t a s .  (The  flower  ornaments  the  corn.)  
 Border as on the obverse. 
 2-15. 
 MB.  electrotype from Hague, M.  cast.  Extremely rare.  
 Executed  at  Nuremberg.  As the  specimen  at the Hague is 
 cast, it is  possible  that it was made  from  a  proof  in  soft metal  
 of  dies for  striking  draughtsmen  in  wood.  The  reverse  is no  
 doubt  symbolical  of  William  and  Mary.  He  was  called  to  
 preserve the  State  and  its  liberties,  and  to  be  its  mainstay:  
 she,  to  strengthen his power  by her  right  to the crown,  and  at  
 the same time to be  an ornament to the State. 
 92.  W il l ia m   III.  1689. 
 Bust  of William  III.,  r.,  laureate,  hair  long,  no  drapery.  
 Leg.  GVLIELMVS  .  I l l   .  DEI  .  GRA. 
 Rev.  Sun.  Leg.  n o n   .  d e v io .  (I do not deviate.) 
 •9.  Bev. Num. Beige,  1878. PI.  vi.  20. 
 JMB. ¿ 1 .2E.  Bodley, At gilt.  Athole, At.  Hague, At.  
 This  small  piece  justly  compliments  William  for  pursuing  
 his object with the same undeviating course  as the Sun. 
 93.  M ary.  1689. 
 Bust  of  Mary,  r.,  hair  bound  with  fillet,  in  knot  behind,  
 lovelock,  no  drapery.  Leg.  m a r ia   .  n   .  d e i   .  g r a . 
 Rev.  Kose branch.  Leg.  e x   .  c a n d o r e   .  d e c v s .  (Its  glory is 
 in its  splendour.) 
 •9. 
 MB. At. Æ.  Athole, At.  Vienna, At.  Bare. 
 This  compliments  Mary  upon  the  grace  and  rank  of  her  
 conduct  and position. 
 94.  M ary.  1689. 
 Bust of Mary,  r., &c. ;  same  as the preceding. 
 Rev.  Bose  branch.  Leg.  c a n d o r s   .  h æ c   .  l il l ia   . v in o it . 
 (She  surpasses the lilies in splendour.) 
 •85. 
 Hawkins, At.  Very rare. 
 This is merely a  compliment to Mary.