Medals

One of five plaster models (3 obverse and 2 reverse) in different states for the portrait medal of Philip Grierson, by Avril Vaughan, 1990.

Maker(s)

Maker: Vaughan, Avril

One of six bronze medals of monuments in Soviet Armenia, issued in 1977 on the occassion of an exhibition of the USSR held in Los Angeles:

One of five prize medals awarded to Prof. Kenney and Mrs Kenney's father:

One of six bronze medals of monuments in Soviet Armenia, issued in 1977 on the occassion of an exhibition of the USSR held in Los Angeles:

One of 27 British and foreign commemorative medals, 18th - 20th cent.

One of three contemporary medals:

Medal to commemorate the opening of Birmingham University, 1909; obv. busts of Edward VII and Alexandra. Bronze, 35mm, pierced for suspension.

One of a group of 11 South American coins, medals and tokens formerly belonging to his grandfather, J. A. Burns, who was general manager of Wilson & Co, a shipping agent in Rio de Janero during the 1920s and 1930s.

Maker(s)

Ruler: Pedro II (1831-89)

One of three contemporary medals:

One of 43 British and foreign commemorative medals of the 19th and 20th centuries. (See his letter of 3.11.1993: 'And, just so it is on record, if you (i.e. the Museum) subsequently find a more desirable example of any medal from me you may dispose of mine as a duplicate, putting the proceeds to the use of the Museum's purchase of medals, without consulting me.')

One of 43 British and foreign commemorative medals of the 19th and 20th centuries. (See his letter of 3.11.1993: 'And, just so it is on record, if you (i.e. the Museum) subsequently find a more desirable example of any medal from me you may dispose of mine as a duplicate, putting the proceeds to the use of the Museum's purchase of medals, without consulting me.')

One of 43 British and foreign commemorative medals of the 19th and 20th centuries. (See his letter of 3.11.1993: 'And, just so it is on record, if you (i.e. the Museum) subsequently find a more desirable example of any medal from me you may dispose of mine as a duplicate, putting the proceeds to the use of the Museum's purchase of medals, without consulting me.')

One of 43 British and foreign commemorative medals of the 19th and 20th centuries. (See his letter of 3.11.1993: 'And, just so it is on record, if you (i.e. the Museum) subsequently find a more desirable example of any medal from me you may dispose of mine as a duplicate, putting the proceeds to the use of the Museum's purchase of medals, without consulting me.')

Portrait medal of Elizabeth Frink (1930-93), by Avril Vaughan, cast bronze, 93 mm. Issued by the British Art Medal Society, 1993.

Maker(s)

Maker: Vaughan, Avril

One of three contemporary medals:

One of 43 British and foreign commemorative medals of the 19th and 20th centuries. (See his letter of 3.11.1993: 'And, just so it is on record, if you (i.e. the Museum) subsequently find a more desirable example of any medal from me you may dispose of mine as a duplicate, putting the proceeds to the use of the Museum's purchase of medals, without consulting me.')

One of 27 British and foreign commemorative medals, 18th - 20th cent.

One of 43 British and foreign commemorative medals of the 19th and 20th centuries. (See his letter of 3.11.1993: 'And, just so it is on record, if you (i.e. the Museum) subsequently find a more desirable example of any medal from me you may dispose of mine as a duplicate, putting the proceeds to the use of the Museum's purchase of medals, without consulting me.')

One of 43 British and foreign commemorative medals of the 19th and 20th centuries. (See his letter of 3.11.1993: 'And, just so it is on record, if you (i.e. the Museum) subsequently find a more desirable example of any medal from me you may dispose of mine as a duplicate, putting the proceeds to the use of the Museum's purchase of medals, without consulting me.')

One of 27 British and foreign commemorative medals, 18th - 20th cent.

One of five prize medals awarded to Prof. Kenney and Mrs Kenney's father:

One of 43 British and foreign commemorative medals of the 19th and 20th centuries. (See his letter of 3.11.1993: 'And, just so it is on record, if you (i.e. the Museum) subsequently find a more desirable example of any medal from me you may dispose of mine as a duplicate, putting the proceeds to the use of the Museum's purchase of medals, without consulting me.')

One of six bronze medals of monuments in Soviet Armenia, issued in 1977 on the occassion of an exhibition of the USSR held in Los Angeles:

One of six bronze medals of monuments in Soviet Armenia, issued in 1977 on the occassion of an exhibition of the USSR held in Los Angeles: