On inner front-cover advertisement and description of the series of Sage’s “Historical Tokens,” nos. 1-14, and of another token series, “Odds and Ends.” These data, though of general numismatic interest, are not reproduced in L. Forrer’s Biographical Dictionary of Medalists. Hence they are given here in full. Historical Tokens: No. 1. The Old Provoost Prison, 2 dies. No. 2. The Old City Hall, Wall Street. No. 3. Faneuil Hall, Boston. No. 4. Carpenter’s Hall, Philadelphia. No. 5. Old Jersey Prison Ship. No. 6. State House, Philadelphia, 2 dies. No. 7. Mount Vernon, Washington’s Residence. No. 8. Old Hasbrook House, Newburgh. No. 9. Richmond Hill House, N. Y. No. 10. Washington’s Head Quarters, Tappan. No. 11. Washington’s Head Quarters, Valley Forge. No. 12. Sir Henry Clinton’s House, N. Y. No. 13. The Old Swamp Church. No. 14. The Charter Oak. “Upon receipt of $4.00, we will send a complete set of the above tokens to any place in the United States. The series will be continued from time to time.“ Odds and Ends: No. 1. Crystal Palace. No. 2. Old Sugar House. No. 3. Paul Morphy. “The above series will be continued from time to time. Struck in good copper, and sold at the low price of 25 cents each.” S. H. and H. Chapman, Catalogue of the Celebrated and Valuable Collection of American Coins and Medals of the Late Charles I. Bushnell. Philadelphia: Chapman, 1882, p. 31, nos. 459-462: “Sage’s Historical Tokens.” L. Forrer, Biographical Dictionary of Medallists, Vol. V. London: Spink and Son, 1912, p. 296. Forrer’s pertinent account on Sage’s “Historical Tokens” must be corrected in accordance with the data given in the present essay. “The Old Provoost” of New York I. N. Phelps Stokes, The Iconography of Manhattan Island: 1498-1909. Vol. III, New York: Robert H. Dodd, 1918. p. 972, s. v. New Gaol (“Goal”). John Pintard, “The Old Jail.” The New York Mirror: A Weekly Journal, Devoted to Literature and the Fine Arts, Vol. IX, No. 10 (New York, September 10, 1831), p. 73. With a reproduction of “The Old Provoost,” drawn by Alexander J. Davis and engraved by Alexander Anderson. Frank Bergen Kelley, Historical Guide to the City of New York. Revised Edition. New York: The New York Commercial Tercentenary Commission, 1913, p. 55. “The Old Jersey Prison Ship” Albert G. Greene (editor), Recollections of the Jersey Prison-Ship: Taken, and Prepared for Publication, from the Original Manuscript of the Late Captain Thomas Dring, of Providence, R. I., One of the Prisoners. New York: P. M. Davis, 1831. Re-edited by Henry B. Dawson. Morrisania, N. Y.: H. B. Dawson, 1865. Especially p. 14, note 3; p. 196; reproduction of an engraving of the “exterior view of the ship,” facing p. 16.