One of 139 coins, seven tokens, three medals, and one banknote purchased from the Christian Blind Mission. The Department of Coins and Medals has been advising the Christian Blind Mission on the fruits of their public appeal for foreign money on the eve of the introduction of the Euro in much of Europe, and we were allowed to pick out items of interest to the Museum. These Prof. Buttry kindly paid for.
Fulbourn Church (Cambs.), Sunday School medal, white metal with suspension loop, 44 mm. Obv. FULBOURN CHURCH SUNDAY SCHOOL around wreath; PUNCTUALITY in field; rev. AWARDED FOR REGULAR ATTENDANCE/ DELAY NOT: TIME FLIES around winged hourglass.
History note: Under Review
Method of acquisition: Given (2002-01-21) by Buttrey, Prof. T.V.
Object composed of white metal
Accession number: CM.161-2002
Primary reference Number: 257132
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The Fitzwilliam Museum
Associated department:
Coins and Medals
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