US Dollars
1906 Kent Education Committee Medal - Sterling 925 Attendance & Conduct Badge
- SKU:
- G9440
Description
Organization: Kent Education Committee
Era: Antique 1906
Metal Content: Sterling Silver
Material Information:
Ribbon
Color: Red
Measurements (un-attached top bar)
Tall: 11/32" (8.4mm)
Wide: 1 5/32" (29.3mm)
Measurements (ribbon with medal)
Tall: 3 1/4" (83.4mm)
Ribbon Width: 1" (24.7mm)
Medal Width: 1 1/32" (25.5mm)
Fastening Type: Hinged Pin and C-Clasp
Total Weight: 15.9 Grams
Stamps: hallmarks (including metal purity), D.G.C.
Front Inscriptions: "1906" "Inviota" "Kent Education Committee"
Back Inscription: "For One Years Perfect Attendance & Good Conduct"
Condition: Pre-Owned
Condition Note: As can be seen in the photographs, the top bar is un-attached to the remainder of the piece, and the ribbon, which also displays wear, is being held to the medal by tape on the back.
In order to maintain its original antique integrity, this piece has not been professionally cleaned but it has been tested to guarantee metal content.
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