Bronze medal commemorating Joseph Priestley, 1804

Made:
1804 in Birmingham
Bronze medal commemorating Joseph Priestley, 1804 Bronze medal commemorating Joseph Priestley, 1804 Bronze medal commemorating Joseph Priestley, [1804]
Bronze medal commemorating Joseph Priestley, 1804 Bronze medal commemorating Joseph Priestley, 1804 Bronze medal commemorating Joseph Priestley, [1804]

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Bronze medal commemorating Joseph Priestley, 1804
Science Museum Group
© The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum

Bronze medal commemorating Joseph Priestley, 1804
Science Museum Group
© The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum

Bronze medal commemorating Joseph Priestley, [1804]
Science Museum Group
© The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum

Bronze medal commemorating Joseph Priestley, [1804]. 51mm diameter, in case 8.5x8.5x1.5cm. Obverse: Joseph Priestley LLD FRS ... [honours in Latin], head and shoulders relief profile to left, at base artist signed Halliday F. Reverse: long inscription in Latin, .. 1804 ... Unitarian Chapel, Birmingham.

Details

Category:
Coins, Medals & Tokens
Object Number:
1973-416/61
Materials:
bronze
Measurements:
diameter 51 mm
thickness 4 mm
weight 65 g
type:
medal
credit:
Chemical Society

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