Medal, University of Edinburgh, for experimental physiology

Made:
1907 in Edinburgh
maker:
Alexander Kirkwood and Son

Medal, in original box, University of Edinburgh, for experimental physiology, to H.G. Feltham, 1907, by Kirkwood and Son, 9 St. James' Square, Edinburgh.

Details

Category:
Wellcome Medals
Object Number:
1980-1274/131
Materials:
bronze
Measurements:
diameter 52 mm
medal: thickness 5 mm
box: width 79 mm
box: thickness 17 mm
type:
prize medals
credit:
Hull Grundy Gift

Parts

Medal, University of Edinburgh Medal, University of Edinburgh

Medal, University of Edinburgh

Medal, University of Edinburgh, for experimental physiology, to H.G. Feltham, 1907, by Kirkwood and Son, 9 St. James' Square, Edinburgh.

Measurements:
overall: 6 mm 52 mm,
Materials:
complete and bronze (copper, tin alloy)
Object Number:
1980-1274/131/1
type:
prize medals
Image ©
The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum
Box, original, for medal, University of Edinburgh, for experimental physiology, to H.G. Feltham, 1907, by Kirkwood and Son, 9 St. James' Square, Edinburgh.

Box, original, for medal

Box, original, for medal, University of Edinburgh, for experimental physiology, to H.G. Feltham, 1907, by Kirkwood and Son, 9 St. James' Square, Edinburgh.

Measurements:
overall: 23 mm x 77 mm x 79 mm,
Materials:
complete , wood (unidentified) , vinyl , felt , linen (textile) and brass (copper, zinc alloy)
Object Number:
1980-1274/131/2
type:
box

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