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Medal

1886 (made)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

This medal, made by Messrs Elkington & Co., commemorates the Colonial and Indian Reception given in the Guildhall. This medal is one of the 450 medals issued by the Corporation of the City of London.


Object details

Category
Object type
Parts
This object consists of 2 parts.

  • Medal Commem Colonial & Indian Recep Guildhall
  • Medal Commem Colonial & Indian Recep Guildhall
Materials and techniques
Brief description
Medal, the Colonial and Indian Reception; bronze. English 1886.
Physical description
Obv., crowned shield of Britain supported by two chains, three shields of the colonies, mantle and rays behind, a motto on ribband. Rev., interior view of the Guildhall; to left, a branch of bay with the City mace; to right, a branch of bay and the City sword. In exergue, the shield of the City dividing the motto.
Marks and inscriptions
  • "UNITY PEACE CONCORD," "TO COMMEMORATE THE COLONIAL AND INDIAN RECEPTION AT THE GUILDHALL, LONDON, 1886" (obv.)
  • "DOMINE DIRIGE NOS" (rev.)
Subjects depicted
Summary
This medal, made by Messrs Elkington & Co., commemorates the Colonial and Indian Reception given in the Guildhall. This medal is one of the 450 medals issued by the Corporation of the City of London.
Bibliographic reference
Brown, Laurence. A Catalogue of British Historical Medals 1837-1901. London, 1987. Volume II. The Reign of Queen Victoria. no. 3214.
Collection
Accession number
A.184-1929

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Record createdJune 24, 2009
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