Wine cup, illustrations of-- James I, 125 Charles II, 129 Women’s petition to Parliament against coffee, 245 William III and the debasement of the coin, 49 York Corporation plate, 102 York Marks illustrated, 395 York silver plate illustrated-- Tankards (Charles II), 111 Marks, 395 _Printed in Great Britain by_ UNWIN BROTHERS, LIMITED, LONDON AND WOKING UNWIN’S “CHATS” SERIES =Chats on Old Jewellery and Trinkets.= By MACIVER PERCIVAL. With nearly 300 Illustrations. Cloth, 9s. net. “The book is very thorough, dealing as it does with classic, antique and modern ornaments; with gold, silver, steel and pinchbeck; with the precious stones, the commoner stones and imitation.” _Outlook._ “‘Chats on Old Jewellery and Trinkets’ is a book which will enable every woman to turn over her jewel-case with a fresh interest and a new intelligence; a practical guide for the humble but anxious collector.... A good glossary of technicalities and many excellent illustrations complete a valuable contribution to collector’s lore.” _Illustrated London News._ =Chats on Cottage and Farmhouse Furniture.= A companion volume to “Chats on Old Furniture.” By ARTHUR HAYDEN. With a coloured frontispiece and 75 other Illustrations. Cloth, 9s. net. “One gets very much for one’s money in this book. Seventy-three full-page illustrations in half-tone embellish a letterpress which is replete with wise description and valuable hints.” _Vanity Fair._ “Mr. Hayden’s book is a guide to all sorts of desirable and simple furniture, from Stuart to Georgian, and it is a delight to read as well as a sure help to selection.” _Pall Mall Gazette._ “Mr. Hayden writes lucidly and is careful and accurate in his statements; while the advice he gives to collectors is both sound and reasonable.” _Westminster Gazette._ =Chats on Old Coins.= By FRED W. BURGESS. With a coloured frontispiece and 258 other Illustrations. Cloth, 9s. net. “A most useful and instructive book ... will prove a boon to the intending collector of old coins and tokens, and full of interest to every collector. As was to be expected of any volume of this series, the illustrations are numerous and good, and greatly assist the reader to grasp the essentials of the author’s descriptions.” _Outlook._ “The author has not only produced ‘a practical guide for the collector’ but a handy book of reference for all. The volume is wonderfully cheap.” _Notes and Queries._ =Chats on Old Copper and Brass.= By FRED W. BURGESS. With a coloured frontispiece and 86 other Illustrations. Cloth, 9s. net. “Mr. F. W. Burgess is an expert on old copper and bronze, and in his book there is little information lacking which the most ardent collector might want.” _The Observer._