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The Norrisian Prize Medal. 1781.
Ruler: George III (1760-1820)
Method of acquisition: Given (1909-10-28) by Hollingworth, H., the Rev.
Production date: AD 1781
Object composed of silver Diameter (min) 43 mm Diameter 43 mm Weight 34.95 g
Inscription present: Figure of Christ rising in splendour, angel moving stone below, and soldier slumped over.
Inscription present: Bible open of John, with cross above.
Accession number: CM.89-1909
Primary reference Number: 228278
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The Fitzwilliam Museum
Associated department:
Coins and Medals
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