English Commemorative Medal
A silver coloured medal celebrating the marriage of the Duke of Edinburgh, Prince Alfred, to Grand Duchess Maria Alexandrovna of Russia, 1874. Prince Alfred was the son of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert....
English Commemorative Medal
A silver coloured medal celebrating the marriage of Albert Prince of Wales and Princess Alexandra of Denmark on the 10th March 1865. There is a hole at the top for suspension. The obverse bears a portrait ...
English Commemorative Medal
Silver coloured medal struck to commemorate the marriage of the Prince of Wales and Princess Alexandra. The obverse bears a view of the wedding scene, 1863.
English Commemorative Medal - Queen Elizabeth II's Silver Jubilee
This is a silver coloured medal with Whitnash Church on the obverse. It commemorates Queen Elizabeth II's Silver Jubilee, c.1977.
English Commemorative Medal - Queen Elizabeth II's Silver Jubilee
A silver medal to celebrate Queen Elizabeth's silver jubilee. The Queen is depicted on horseback on the obverse and the reverse is decorated with foliage and a crown, 1977.
English Commemorative Medal - Queen Victoria's Golden Jubilee
English silver medal, c.1887
Diameter 31mm
Medal struck to celebrate the Golden Jubilee of Queen Victoria's reign in 1887. The obverse features the bust of Queen Victoria and the inscription 'VICTORIA ...
English Commemorative Medal - Queen Victoria's Golden Jubilee
English gilt medal, c.1887 Diameter 36mm Medal struck to celebrate the Golden Jubilee of Queen Victoria's reign. The obverse features a circular photograph of the Queen from which extend four branches. ...
English Commemorative Medal - Queen Victoria's Golden Jubilee
English medal, c.1887
Diameter 38mm
Medal struck to celebrate the Golden Jubilee of Queen Victoria's reign. The obverse features the diademed bust of Queen Victoria facing left with the inscription ...
English Commemorative Ribbon - Marriage of Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer
A ribbon produced in commemoration of the marriage of Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer, 1981.
English Coronation Medal - Edward VII and Queen Alexandra
A silver medal with a red, white and blue striped ribbon. It is contained in a red box with gold embossed details on the lid. The medal celebrates the coronation of King Edward and Queen Alexandra, 1902....
English Coronation Medal - George V and Queen Mary
This is a silver coloured medal from Leamington Spa, celebrating the coronation of George V and Queen Mary. On the obverse are portraits of the couple and a crest with a lion and unicorn on the reverse. ...
English Coronation Medal - King Edward VII and Alexandra
A silver coloured medal commemorating the coronation of King Edward VII with a red, white and blue striped ribbon. There are portraits of the King and Queen on the obverse and an inscription on the reverse, ...
English Coronation Medal - King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra
Silver coloured medal commemorating the coronation of Edward VII and Alexandra. The medal is contained in a large red presentation box. There is a portrait of King Edward on the obverse and Queen Alexandra ...
English Coronation Medal - King George III and Queen Charlotta
A small brass medal to commemorate the coronation of King George III and Queen Charlotta.
English Coronation Medal - King George V and Queen Mary
A silver coloured medal to commemorate the coronation of George V and Queen Mary. The Leamington Borough Coat of Arms is depicted on the reverse, 22nd June 1911.
English Coronation Medal - King George VI and Queen Elizabeth
A gold coloured medal commemorating the coronation of King George. There is red enamel infill to the crown, blue enamel to the inscriptions, and at the centre are profiles of King George VI and Queen ...
English Coronation Medal - King William IV and Queen Adelaide
A small brass medal to commemorate the coronation of King William IV and Queen Adelaide, 8th September 1831.
English Coronation Medal - King William IV and Queen Adelaide
A small brass medal to commemorate the coronation of King William IV and Queen Adelaide, 8th September 1831.