MUSEUM.

To be Sold undivided,

THAT CURIOUS AND VALUABLE MUSEUM OF

Natural and Artificial

CURIOSITIES,

Collected in the Space of Fifty Years

BY THE LATE

Mr. RICHARD GREENE, of the City of Lichfield.

IT conveys of a great variety of Armour for all Parts of the Body, among which are, two very ancient and valuable Coats of the Hawberk or Chain Mail, extremely rare.—Brigandine Jackets, with plates of iron quilted within.—A large collection of Weapons, Fifh-hooks, Instruments, Cloth, Cordage, Baskets, Nets, &c. from Otabeita, Sandwich, King George's and other Islands.—Uncommon Fifhes, Snakes, Lizards, Infects, Birds, &c. preferved in Spirits.—Variety of valuable Birds from various parts of the World, in Glaſs Cafes, finely preferved.—A curious collection of ancient Watches.—A great variety of polifhed Spars, Fluors, Stones, Mochos, Gems, and Chryſtals.—The original Seal of HENRY the V. when Prince of Wales, extremely perfect.—A very large collection of Roman and Englifh Coins, in Gold, Silver, Copper, &c.—Collection of Tradeſman's Tokens.—Models of different kinds.—Ores of every Specie, ſoffs, Petrifications, Lava, &c.—Caſts in Plaifter from Gems.—Medals, and Seals.—Loadſones and artificial Magnets.—Roman Urns, Paterœ, &c.—Chineſe Pagod, Tartarian Idol in Braſs, 71b.—A large collection of Shells.—A curious collection of Gun Locks, from the earlieſt time.—A curious and valuable collection of Guns and Piftols, highly ornamented and in fine prefervation, from the firſt invention of Gun Powder down to the prefent time.—Roman Antiquities.—Crucifixes in Silver, Braſs, and Ivory.—Sepulchral remains of Kings and Queens.—Several Chalices found in the Cathedral Church of Lichfield.—A Roman Pig of Lead.—An uncommon Muſical Altar Clock.—A very ancient and valuable Painting of our SAVIOUR, by Leonardo da Vinci.—A very ancient painted Altar Piece, in ten compartments of Sacred Hiftory.—Rofaries of Beads, various kinds.—A large collection of Miſſals, on Vellum illuminated, very valuable.—A neat and exaſt Model of Lichfield Cathedral, made in Tobacco-pipe Clay, very perfect.—A complete Solar Microſcope, and double reflecting Teleſcope.—A very good toned Finger Organ.—A large and valuable collection of Dudley ſoffs in different forms.—A collection of Imprefſions from Gems.—Various Articles from Ruffia, with a multitude of other rare Curioſities too numerous to infert, and which have been inſpected and very much admired by ſome of the greateſt Virtuofi in the Kingdom, particularly by the late Dr. Samuel Johnſon and Sir Aſhton Lever, who ſaid it was the SECOND MUSEUM in the Kingdom.

It not meeting the inclination or convenience of the prefent poffeffor of the Mu-
feum to retain it, he wifhes to fuggeſt, that if placed in any populous Town, or Place
of elegant refort, it might be made an object of very advantageous Speculation.

The Mufeum may be viewed at any time, (Sundays excepted) and further particulars known by applying (Letters Poſt Paid) to Mr. GREENE, at the Mufeum.

LICHFIELD, March 31, 1796.