United Kingdom. A 1902 King Edward VII Coronation Medal with Miniature certificate_of_authenticity 36 Sackville St

36 Sackville St

maker marked “3-Langendreer” and numbered “222” on reverse

A similar award to the Croix De Guerre 1914-1918 (with the same ribbon devices) but for the post-war period and service outside of France

(1939-1945 issue)

It was first raised by Colonel Tom Price in the mid-1880s

United Kingdom. A 1902 King Edward VII Coronation Medal with Miniature certificate_of_authenticity 36 Sackville StInstituted in 1902. In silver, the obverse bearing the relief portrait of King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra, the reverse bearing the Royal monogram and the date 26 June 1902, on original ribbon, 45. 1 mm (h) x 31. 1 mm (w), in extremely fine condition. In a hard shelled case, blue satin lined on the inside lid, blue velvet medal bed, marked ELKINGTON & CO, very fine condition. Accompanied by a miniature of similar design, 25. 9 mm (h) x 18 mm (w),