in 1738 and another by his successor, Benedict XIV., it seems hardly possible that this Medal
should have been allowed to be issued from the Papal Mint. It is much more probable that
the Medal was struck to show the high esteem in which Martin Folkes was held in the City
of Antiquities, and about the time he was elected a Member of the French Academy. There
is in the British Museum an early proof of the Medal struck before the Legends were added
or the type of the reverse engraved thei-eon.
_ 97 - 13



BRITISH-COLONIES &? CANADA, EGYPT. MINOHCA.
Nr. 110—116.
PLATE XIL













no





115



113






113



115





111



114



114



Lichtdruck tod Max Jaffe, Wlen.
Indices.
Grand Lodges. — Lodges. — Centenary Medals. —
Legends and Inscriptions. — Nannes. — Engravers and Die Cutters.
Dates and Nunnbers.
INDEX OF
GRAND LODGES — PROVINCIAL GRAND LODGES & LODGES.
Grand Lodges. ^os.
England:

Barry — Dr 5

Centenary (ordinary Pattern) 87

Charity Medal 16

Country Stewards 4

Freemasons Hall — Subscription .... 3

» » — Inauguration .... 17

Mark Master Masons — Presentation . 26

do. — Stewards 31, 32, 33

Nine Worthies 37

Sussex — Duke of 6, 14

Scotland:

Foundation Exchange 95, 96, 97

do. Leith Bridge 98

ISOtii- Celebration 100

Canada:

Foundation 110

Provincial Grand Lodges.
Lincolnshire 41

Minorca 113

New- Brunswick ^ 09

North and East Yorks 51, 52

Lodges.
Alfred — Oxford 43

Amity — Poole 80

Antiquity — London 34

Athole — Glasgow 103



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