SML-29 & SML-30 William & Hannah Penn
SML-29
& SML-30
WILLIAM PENN AND HANNAH PENN
SML-29 & SML-30
William & Hannah Penn
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| reference numbers | SML-29: William
Penn (no title) (AL) SML-29A: William Penn (title in base) (M) SML-30: Hannah Penn (no title) (AL) SML-30A: Hannah Penn (title in base) (M) |
| description | small figurines of William Penn and his wife Hannah |
| dimensions | SML-29: height = 3 1/8 inches; SML-30: height = 2 7/8 inches |
| topics and series | Topics: Couples-2
Figures Famous
People Series: none |
| related or similar items | none |
| first issued/withdrawn/ discontinued forever |
SML-29:
1940-1945/- SML-29A: 1946-1958/- SML-30: 1940-1945/- SML-30A: - 1946-1958/- |
| private issue and/or limited edition & quantity | not applicable |
| era first introduced. | Arlington |
| value range | SML-29: 50/80 SML-29A: 50/80 SML-30: 50/80 SML-30A: 50/80 |
| auction notes | none |
| comments/observations | Values of Marblehead era items tend to be somewhat less than values of the same items from the Arlington era. |
GENERAL INFORMATION. William Penn (1644) gained a reputation in England for his crusades in favor of religious toleration. In 1682, he journeyed to America where the earliest settlers were already laying out Philadelphia in accordance with his earlier planning. The early history of Pennsylvania is thoroughly influenced by his liberal and freedom-oriented principles.
Baston portrayed Penn with his wife, Hannah. Governor Penn holds the royal charter to the Colony.From Dr. Glenn Johnson's book, The Sebastian Miniature Collection.
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