Glass Plate Negative (107mm x 81mm). Landscape looking out over a lake. To either side people are standing in the water and unmooring small boats. In the centre a small row boat is travelling across the lake. Sky fills the image from the horizon line.
Sem títuloGlass Plate Negative (107mm x 81mm). Image taken from within a highly crowded market.
Sem títuloStandard Glass Slide (3¼"). Four individuals in traditional garb. Broken from bottom corner.
Standard Glass Slide (3¼"). View looking over a river. Intact but film missing from one side.
The Westminster numismatic collection comprises of 170 coins, dating from the fifth century BC to 1962. Amongst the collection are rare coins, as well as forgeries and electrotypes (a process invented around 1850). One of the coins in the collection has a special interest for the school, a Trade Token of 1796 bearing the image of a Westminster scholar (NUM.131). This collection is a small part of the School's extensive coin collection that was sold at auction in 1976.
Obverse: IMP NERO CAESAR AVG PONT M, laureate head right, aegis on bust
Aes Grave
Obverse: CAESAR AUGUSTUS TRIBUNIC POTEST head of Augustus facing right
Reverse: M SANQUINIUS Q F AAA FF, in centre, SC