| Description | (The original is with Boulton’s correspondence.)
Soho April 8th 1799
Matthew Boulton Esqr
Respected Sir,
Your fav’r from Shipston came to hand this Morning & due attention has been paid to all the particulars therein.
M’r Kuckler sends you herewith the Impressions you desired & he will endeavour to meet your ideas respect’g the new Die—you say “If he casts plaister on this magnifying Glass” &ca— but there was no glass inclosed.
M’r Busch says he believes almost all of Wm’s Money was struck in Collars; but he thinks there was a small quantity at first struck without Collars.
I have sent to the care of Mr Woodward the Medals & Specimens of Coins order’d by you.
I remain, very respectfully,
Sir, your oblig’d h Servt
Wm Cheshire |