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Iron medal commemorating the Battle of Jutland 8 December 1914 and the death of Count Maximillan von Spee, and his two sons, Heinrich and Otto.
Method of acquisition: Given (1937-12-14) by Barron, E. Evelyn
Production date: AD 1914
Object composed of iron Diameter 112.5 mm Weight 300 g
Inscription present: The three von Spees.
Inscription present: Sunset over an empty sea.
Accession number: CM.277-1937
Primary reference Number: 200227
Dup CM.277-1937
[dup]CM.277-1937
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Coins and Medals
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