Culverhouse, Orchard & Phipps silver two shillings, 1811-1812:
Obverse:BATH TOKEN TWO SHILLINGS above and below; in centre, Commerce and Justice support a shield, with TO FACILITATE TRADE on scroll below.
Reverse: A POUND NOTE GIVEN FOR TEN TOKENS BY C. CULVERHOUSE I. ORCHARD AND J. PHIPPS in nine lines.
Diameter: 30mm.
Dalton 16.

Charles Culverhouse was a baker, Issac Orchard was an auctioneer and upholsterer, and James Phipps was a shoemaker. Charles Culverhouse was declared bankrupt in 1823.

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