What's the name of the medal?

[besu]

dear all

What's the name of the medal? Turn the information and prices? 9K，thanks

[besu]

dear all

What's the name of the medal? Turn the information and prices? 9K，thanks

[Bilco]

Hi Besu,

The medal was awarded by the Society of Miniature Rifle Clubs - see http://www.nsra.co.uk/index.php/home/reference/history/memorabilia/medals-mainmenu-127?task=view

There are details about the SMRC here http://rifleman.org.uk/Society_of_Miniature_Rifle_Clubs.htm including a photo of your medal, and some more on the medals here http://rifleman.org.uk/SMRC_Medals.htm

I don't have any idea on values, however.

Hope this helps,

Bill

Edited September 24, 2014 by Bilco

[besu]

Hi Besu,

The medal was awarded by the Society of Miniature Rifle Clubs - see http://www.nsra.co.uk/index.php/home/reference/history/memorabilia/medals-mainmenu-127?task=view

There are details about the SMRC here http://rifleman.org.uk/Society_of_Miniature_Rifle_Clubs.htm including a photo of your medal, and some more on the medals here http://rifleman.org.uk/SMRC_Medals.htm

I don't have any idea on values, however.

Hope this helps,

Bill

Nice! Thank you dear Bill, your data is of great help to me,

[Mervyn Mitton]

Named for J.R.Hemmings 1927-28. The medal is 9 ct. gold (.375) and was made in Birmingham. The Anchor is their

proof mark. So, a piece with a reasonable value - weigh it and I will give you an approximate price. You have to

allow for the enamel. Mervyn

[besu]

Named for J.R.Hemmings 1927-28. The medal is 9 ct. gold (.375) and was made in Birmingham. The Anchor is their

proof mark. So, a piece with a reasonable value - weigh it and I will give you an approximate price. You have to

allow for the enamel. Mervyn

thank you Mervyn Mitton ，I think the enamel glaze, is a good state,