Money Bags Collection (#2)

Battle of the money bags and coffers, Pieter van der Heyden, widow Hieronymus Cock, 1570 - after 1601

Avarice, Pieter van der Heyden, Hieronymus Cock, unknown, 1558

Money Counters, Jan van der Bruggen, David Teniers (II), 1659 - 1714

Christmas share-out. £67, 000 was the sum involved in this years annual share out
Christmas share-out. £ 67, 000 was the sum involved in this years annual share out of the Broadway Congregational Societies at Hammersmith

Share out. Armed police escort £15, 000 from the bank for distribution to 18, 000
Share out. Armed police escort £ 15, 000 from the bank for distribution to 18, 000 members of the West Green P.S.A Slate Club. 12 December 1931

Broadway Congregational Societies £72, 000 share out (Hammersmith). Mr E. J. B. Spearing
Broadway Congregational Societies £ 72, 000 share out (Hammersmith). Mr E.J.B. Spearing (Secretary) supervising the depatch of the money from the bank and holding " 22

Drawing money from the Westminster Bank, Hammersmith, for the £65, 000 share-out of
Drawing money from the Westminster Bank, Hammersmith, for the £ 65, 000 share-out of the Broadway Congregational Societies. 16 December 1931

Share out of the new tabernacle society. The money leaving the bank under the care of Mr Percy Rockliffe (secretary), with revolver.. 19 December 1931

£66, 000 was the sum involved in this years annual share out of the Broadway Congregational
£ 66, 000 was the sum involved in this years annual share out of the Broadway Congregational Societies at Hammersmith. Mr E.J.B

Police guard for Slate Club Money, Old Street, London
In what was then the largest Slate Club in England, 15, 000 in cash was distributed to the 13, 000 members of the New Tabernacle Church, Old Street, London

Leopold Ii / Belgium / Vf 69
LEOPOLD II King of Belgium (1865-1909): a satirical comment on his love of money

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