Two Victorian Gold Medals, Makers Mark Poorly Struck, Probably by...
Two Victorian Gold Medals, Makers Mark Poorly Struck, Probably by Daniel George Collins, Birmingham, 1897, 9ct, Supplied by Spiridion and Sons, Cardiff, circular the obverse with a shield chased with the Welsh dragon below a Prince-of-Wales feather and within the legend 'National Cyclists Union South Wales Centre', the reverse of each engraved with an inscription to J. A. Metcalf as the award for 1/4 mile and 1/2 mile respectively at the Welsh Championship 1897, within laurel branches, with suspension loop, each 4cm high, 15dwt (24.2gr.)
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Two Victorian Gold Medals, Makers Mark Poorly Struck, Probably by Daniel George Collins, Birmingham, 1897, 9ct, Supplied by Spiridion and Sons, Cardiff, circular the obverse with a shield chased with the Welsh dragon below a Prince-of-Wales feather and within the legend 'National Cyclists Union South Wales Centre', the reverse of each engraved with an inscription to J. A. Metcalf as the award for 1/4 mile and 1/2 mile respectively at the Welsh Championship 1897, within laurel branches, with suspension loop, each 4cm high, 15dwt (24.2gr.)
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