Circular silver medal

Made:: 1896-1900 in England

maker:: Allan Wyon

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Circular silver medal
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Circular silver medal, commemorated Fridtjof Nansen, Norwegian scientist and explorer, and his Artic exploration, issued by Royal Geographic Society, made by Allan Wyon, English, 1896-1900

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Category:: Wellcome Medals

Collection:: Sir Henry Wellcome's Museum Collection

Object Number:: A671388

Materials:: silver

Measurements:: diameter 69 mm
depth 7 mm

type:: personal medals

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Circular silver medal

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