Biographical dictionary of medallists: coin, gem, and seal-engravers, mint-masters, &c., ancient and modern, with references to their works B. C. 500-A. D. 1900; compiled by L. Forrer ...

CHAMBERLAIN, THOMAS (Brit.). A profile shilling of Edward VI,
dated 1549, bears the mint-mark TC, ligulated, for Thomas Chamberlain. A specimen exists in the F. A. Valters collection.
CHAMBON, JACQUES (French). Mint-master at Toulouse, I540:
shell.
CHAMPIN, NICHOLAS (F'rench). Mint-master at La Rochelle, 1502:
letter N.
CHANDLER, ALVIN B. (,Amler.). Manufacturer of medals and coins,
I21 Weybosset St., Providence R.I. His name occurs on some
Advertisement Tickets, one of which is published by the(George C.)
ARNOLD NUMIISMATIC CO, PROVIDENCE, R.I., U.S.A.; another has on
obv. ALVIN B. CHANDLER STEEI | LETTER | PUNCHES I BADGES ETC.
121 WEYBOSSET ST. | PROV.R.I., and on rev. LUCKY CHARMI
KEEP THIS | TO | PREVENT | BOILS, WARTS, CORNS, BUNIONS | INGROWING | TOE NAILS, ETC.
CHANTAL, JEHAN (French). Mint-master at Saint-Andre de Villeneuve-les-Avignon, 1546-51: letter C.
CHAPAT, LOUIS (B.D. M., Vol., 1904, p. 397). Born at Orange
about I700, was still living in I774. Worked at Geneva, and later
settled in Berlin.
CHAPLAIN, JULES CLEMENT (B.D.M., Vol. I, I904, p. 398).
Died on 13. July I909 at the age of 70.
An exhibition of the Master's work was held in Paris soon after
his death, and at the International Medallic Exhibition, New York,
March 1910, a fine selection of his productions was shown (Vide
Catalogue).
Among medals by him not already named I have to add: 1896.
Fondation Marius Chancel, at Briancon; - I904. Visit of the King
and Queen of Italy to the Paris Mint; - Medal of the University
of Paris; - I906. Election of President Fallieres by the Congress
of February I906; - Portrait-plaquette of Prof. Dr S. Pozzi;I907. Portrait-plaquette of M. Leopold Delisle, member of the Acaddmie des Inscriptions et Belles-Lettres; Dr Henri Hallopeau;Dr P.E. M. Berthelot, Paris, 1901; - Dr Alfred Fournier, Paris,
1902, etc.
CHAPMAN, T. P. (Brit.). This Die-engraver's signature occurs on
a Centenary medal of George Stephenson.
CHAPTARD, AMABLE (French). Mint-master at Riom, 1589-94;
AC in mon.