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can be traced back as far as 1794, when local engineer and businessman Ralph Heaton (1755-1832) established his brass foundry on the now-demolished Slaney...

mintmark on them as they were made in Birmingham, England, by Ralph Heaton & Sons. Heaton continued to mint pennies for Canada in 1881 and 1882 while providing...

Common 1912 Ralph Heaton Birmingham H under scroll 2.40 Common 1913 London Date variations 2.16 Common 1914 London 1.44 Common Ralph Heaton Birmingham...

over 7 in the date. 1872 H 2,000,000 The "H" on the coin refers to "Ralph Heaton & Sons". 1874 H 800,000 This figure includes the "Plain 4" and "Crosslet...

these coins and on coins it minted for other countries. When it closed, Ralph Heaton acquired its equipment, founded the Birmingham Mint, and put his H mint...

machinery was bought at auction, in 1850, by the new Birmingham Mint of Ralph Heaton II. The common coinage, copper halfpennies, was subject to severe counterfeiting...

shilling bore the mintmarks “H” and “L” as they were issued by either the Ralph Heaton Mint in Birmingham or the Royal Mint in London, respectively. When Australian...

abnormally large stock of gold coins, bronze coinage could be contracted from Ralph Heaton & Sons of Birmingham, and a stock of silver coins could be built up before...

machines that was designed to manufacture a specific product. Designed by Ralph Heaton in 1794, powered by steam, and made nearly 750,000 button shanks a day...

1954. 50,000 bronze tokens about the size of a penny were minted by Ralph Heaton & Sons, Birmingham in 1929, together with a similar number of articles...

government of Tuscany also minted new coinage and so in 1860 commissioned the Ralph Heaton Firm of Birmingham to mint new 1-cent coins bearing the year 1859, using...

help with diseases associated with the metal working industry. 1794: Ralph Heaton patents a steam powered machine for mass-producing button shanks. This...

James Watt & Co of Birmingham. When the company proved slow to begin, Ralph Heaton & Sons, also of Birmingham, were awarded a supplemental contract to strike...

cut down. Birmingham Mint begins production as a private enterprise by Ralph Heaton. 1851 – 12 May: Kent Street Baths are opened but are not yet completed...

(1904). "Heaton, Ralph & Sons". Biographical Dictionary of Medallists. Vol. II. London: Spink & Son Ltd. pp. 446–454. Ms Deborah Tout-Smith. "Heaton & Sons...

1420), a daughter of Sir Thomas Grey (d. before 22 October 1369) of Heaton. Sir Ralph Neville (died 25 February 1458), who married, before 1411, his step-sister...

Imported from Birmingham, where they were made by Boulton & Watt or Ralph Heaton & Sons, the tokens were strung on a wire as they were collected by the...

the mint's creation the nearby Birmingham Mint under the ownership of Ralph Heaton III had dominated the industry little competition in competing for minting...

Ralph Cook Craig (June 21, 1889 – July 21, 1972) was an American track and field athlete. He was the winner of the sprint double at the 1912 Summer Olympics...

RUTHERFORD BROS. These pieces were minted by Ralph Heaton & Sons of Birmingham, England (commonly known as Heaton's Mint). These pieces are unique in one respect...