Australian Historical Medals
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Lot 1248 SESSION 4 (Wednesday 11.30am) Australian Historical Medals
Estimate $100
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SOLD $80
ROYAL HUMANE SOCIETY OF AUSTRALASIA, 'Queen's Medallion' 1877-1936 by Stokes & Martin, Melbourne. Awarded to the schoolchild in Australasian colonies with highest mark in Bronze Medallion competition. Bronze. Named on reverse to Douglas Kardingham 22nd March 1892. Engraved. Several edge nicks and a few spots of verdigris otherwise very fine.
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