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FM18287
Chief Justice Heath, 1645, silver badge
Charles I, Chief Justice Heath, 1645, cast, silver Royalist badge by Thomas Rawlins, bust of Sir Robert Heath, left, wearing cap and official robes and collar, EFFIG : R : HEATH : MIL : CAP : IVS : D : BANC : REG and below ÆTAT : SVÆ : 71. 1645 and T R monogram for the engraver, rev. armorial shield of Heath, within laurel branches, in imitation of engraving, 32 x 25mm (MI i 319/154; Platt, Vol. II, pp 150-151, type C, there listed "possibly unique", with the addition of suspension loops top and bottom). About extremely fine, very rare.
The abbreviated Latin legend translates as "Portrait of Robert Heath, Knight, Chief Justice of the King's Bench".
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