P. W. P. Carlyon-Britton,

‘A numismatic history of the reigns of William I and II (1066-1100), Part I’, 2 (1905), 87-184, 4 pls.; 3 (1906), 117-72

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‘ - Part II: The histories of the mints’ [Beds. - Derbyshire], 4 (1907), 47-78, 4 pls.

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- [Devon - Essex], 5 (1908), 97-122, 4 pls.

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- [Gloucestershire - Herts.], 6 (1909), 147-76, 5 pls.

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- [Hunts. - Leicestershire], 7 (1910), 1-25, 4 pls.

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- [Lincolnshire - Middlesex], 8 (1911), 61-81, 4 pls.

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- [Norfolk - Northants.], 9 (1912), 129-43, 2 pls.

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- [Notts. - Oxfordshire], 10 (1913), 33-41, 3 pls.

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- [continuation], 11 (1915), 57

P. W. P. Carlyon-Britton,

‘A penny of Llywelyn, son of Cadwgan, of the type of the second issue of William Rufus’, 8 (1911), 83-86, pl.

H. A. Parsons,

‘The prototype of the first coinage of William the Conqueror’, 15 (1919-20), 49-56

G. C. Brooke,

‘Quando moneta vertebatur: the change of coin-types in the eleventh century: its bearing on mules and overstrikes’, 20 (1929-30), 105-16

I. H. Stewart,

‘A new Norman forger’, 28 (1955-57), 190-91, pl.

F. Elmore Jones,

‘Two unpublished Barnstaple/Exeter die-links’, 29 (1958-59), 417-18, pl.

F. Elmore Jones,

‘Four Anglo-Saxon, Norman, and Plantagenet notes: [2] Two unpublished pennies of William II’,

31 (1962), 68-70

F. Elmore Jones,

‘An unpublished penny of William I’, 32 (1963), 91-93

I. Stewart,

‘An enigmatic Two Stars penny of William I’, 43 (1973), 144

I. Stewart,

‘An Oxford penny of William I’, 53 (1983), 178

‘Domesday Book, the geld de moneta and monetagium: a forgotten minting reform’, 55 (1985), 84-

94

R. C. Carlyon-Britton,  

‘A hoard of coins of William the Conqueror found in a trench in the war area’, 12 (1916), 15-32, 4 pls.

R. H. M. Dolley,

‘The find-spot of the “war area” hoard of pence of William I’, 28 (1955-57), 650-51

R. P. Mack,

‘Beauworth 1833’, 36 (1967), 192

T. H. McK. Clough,

‘A small hoard of William I type I pennies from Norwich’, 43 (1973), 142-43