Faraday Centenary medal by A Rivaud

Made:: 1925 in Europe

artist:: André Adolphe Rivaud

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Faraday Centenary medal by A Rivaud
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© The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum

Faraday Centenary medal by A Rivaud, awarded to James Morton in 1925 for his work on artificial dyestuffs. Gold; 68mm diameter, 4mm thickness, in brown case 11x11x2cm. rim legend: OR. Obverse: portrait HS of Michael Faraday (1791-1867), signed blc, A Rivaud. Reverse: Faraday Benzene Centenary 1825-1925; [chemical symbols and] AIN; James Morton 1925; with schematic representation of four Benzene rings.

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Category:: Coins, Medals & Tokens

Object Number:: 1975-465

Materials:: gold

Measurements:: overall: 4 mm, 68 mm, .21kg

type:: medal

credit:: Morton, J.W.F.

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