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Comments:	15th Jan 2015 - This machine is now gone. I.T. Hope <p> The Staffordshire Hoard is the largest and most valuable Anglo-Saxon treasure ever found. Now an exciting new exhibition at The Potteries Museum & Art Gallery will set it in its historical context and reveal the story of its discovery and conservation. More than a hundred specially chosen pieces will be displayed in all their dazzling glory. On show together for the first time in Britain, these breathtakingly beautiful examples of delicate Saxon metalwork have intrigued archaeologists and forced historians to question what they thought they knew about England in the seventh century. <br> The exhibition will be in the Stoke Museum until September 2013.<p> The machine here is from <b>Westair Productions</b>, it's designs are identical to those at the<B> Birmingham Art Gallery and Museum</b>, they show various artifacts from the recently discovered<b> Staffordshire Hoard</b>.<p> Each penny had a solid ring border and Staffordshire Hoard in text<br> 1) ... Pectoral cross <br> 2) ... Sword hilt Design <br> 3) ... Zoomorphic mount <br> 4) ... Gold Sea Dragon <p> Machine details uploaded by David Miller, <b>ukpennies.co.uk</b>
	Please be specific regarding the machine location. Is it upstairs? Downstairs? By the entrance? etc...

The Potteries Museum and Art Gallery,

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Bethesda Street, Cultural Quarter
STAFFORDSHIRE - Stoke on Trent, England, ST1 3DW

Phone: 01782 232323

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15th Jan 2015 - This machine is now gone. I.T. Hope

The Staffordshire Hoard is the largest and most valuable Anglo-Saxon treasure ever found. Now an exciting new exhibition at The Potteries Museum & Art Gallery will set it in its historical context and reveal the story of its discovery and conservation. More than a hundred specially chosen pieces will be displayed in all their dazzling glory. On show together for the first time in Britain, these breathtakingly beautiful examples of delicate Saxon metalwork have intrigued archaeologists and forced historians to question what they thought they knew about England in the seventh century.
The exhibition will be in the Stoke Museum until September 2013.

The machine here is from Westair Productions, it's designs are identical to those at the Birmingham Art Gallery and Museum, they show various artifacts from the recently discovered Staffordshire Hoard.

Each penny had a solid ring border and Staffordshire Hoard in text
1) ... Pectoral cross
2) ... Sword hilt Design
3) ... Zoomorphic mount
4) ... Gold Sea Dragon

Machine details uploaded by David Miller, ukpennies.co.uk

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