Cranbrook

Above showing both side of the farthing token stamped WILLIAM WATCHER undated. Reverse stamped CRANBROOK IN KENT.

Possibly a public house, location unknown, but more likely to have been from a Grocer's as they favoured this sign due to selling bread etc.

The Arms shown could just be a Guild Crest and not Arms as is public house, as these tokens were popular for both types of establishments during the mid 17th century, and were used to pay for goods in the premises named.

LICENSEE LIST

MARSH Robert 1667+