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Daily entries from the 17th century London diary
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John Roettier, 1631–c. 1700, German-English engraver,
His greatest fame was due to the fidelity of his portraits, some of which (of Charkes II and James II) were used for milled coins 1662/1663-1685, including the first six-pence.
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There were three brother named Roettiers, all medallists; Philip introduced the likeness of Frances Stuart in the figure of Britannia (Warrington)
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I am repeating the link provided by In Aqua Scripto: http://www.romanbritain.freeserve.co.uk/engrave... where the work by Roettiers can be seen.