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White Metal Medal, Great Britain. 0000.999.20818

Obverse
western hemisphere
Reverse
eastern hemisphere
Diameter (in mm)
73.3
Weight (in gr.)
103.075

White Metal Medal, Great Britain, 1829–1829. 1947.121.2

Date
1829
Obverse
ASTRONOMY THE SPOTS ON THE MOON ALWAYS KEEP THEIR PLACES NEVER VANISHING.......: depiction of the surface of the moon
Reverse
ASTRONOMY, etc.: a narrative explaining different concepts and fields in astronomy
Diameter (in mm)
72.0
Weight (in gr.)
91.84

White Metal Medal, Great Britain, 1829–1829. 1947.121.8

Date
1829
Obverse
GEOLOGY, etc.: a narrative describing the different concepts of GEOLOGY
Reverse
SECONDARY ROCKS, etc.: a narrative describing the concepts of sedimentation
Diameter (in mm)
72.0
Weight (in gr.)
96.52

White Metal Medal, Great Britain, 1829–1829. 1947.121.1

Date
1829
Obverse
SAVERY'S STEAM ENGINE: a view of the Savery steam engine surrounded by a narrative description of how it works
Reverse
HIGH PRESSURE ENGINE: a narrative describing the workings of the high pressure engine
Diameter (in mm)
72.0
Weight (in gr.)
117.25

White Metal Medal, Great Britain, 1829–1829. 1947.121.11

Date
1829
Obverse
MR WATTS SINGLE ACTING STEAM ENGINE: a narrative describing the concepts of the single acting steam engine
Reverse
a continuation of the narrative on the obverse
Diameter (in mm)
72.0
Weight (in gr.)
104.89

White Metal Medal, Great Britain. 1947.121.12

Obverse
OPTICS: a narrative describing the science of Optics and its concepts
Reverse
OPTICS: a narrative describing some of the concepts of optics
Diameter (in mm)
72.0
Weight (in gr.)
97.48

Silver Medal, Great Britain, 1829–1829. 1947.121.17

Date
1829
Reverse
HIGH PRESSURE ENGINE
Diameter (in mm)
72.0
Weight (in gr.)
117.25

White Metal Medal of George IV of Great Britain, Great Britain, 1820–1830. 2007.35.43

Date
1820 - 1830
Obverse
THE ELGIN MEDALS DEDICATED BY PERMISSION TO HIS MAJESTY GEORGE IV.: royal coat of arms with supporters (lion and unicorn on either side).
Reverse
THOMASON DIRFXIT: a fragment from the frieze of the marbles: group of three horsemen: horsemen in middle of group fully visible, on left: horsemen visible but front part of horse cut off, on right: back part of horse cut off , only right leg of horsemen visible.
Diameter (in mm)
47.2
Weight (in gr.)
38.204
Reference
BHM.1061
Provenance
Classical Numismatic Group 75

White Metal Medal of George IV of Great Britain, Great Britain, 1820–1830. 2007.35.44

Date
1820 - 1830
Obverse
THE ELGIN MEDALS DEDICATED BY PERMISSION TO HIS MAJESTY GEORGE IV.: royal coat of arms with supporters (lion and unicorn on either side).
Reverse
THOMASON DIRFXIT: a fragment from the frieze of the marbles: group of four male figures and three horses.
Diameter (in mm)
47.1
Weight (in gr.)
31.838
Reference
BHM.1061
Provenance
Classical Numismatic Group 75

White Metal Medal of George IV of Great Britain, Great Britain, 1820–1830. 2007.35.45

Date
1820 - 1830
Obverse
THE ELGIN MEDALS DEDICATED BY PERMISSION TO HIS MAJESTY GEORGE IV.: royal coat of arms with supporters (lion and unicorn on either side).
Reverse
THOMASON DIRFXIT: a fragment from the frieze of the marbles: two horsemen, riding to left.
Diameter (in mm)
47.1
Weight (in gr.)
38.079
Reference
BHM.1061
Provenance
Classical Numismatic Group 75

White Metal Medal of George IV of Great Britain, Great Britain, 1820–1830. 2007.35.46

Date
1820 - 1830
Obverse
THE ELGIN MEDALS DEDICATED BY PERMISSION TO HIS MAJESTY GEORGE IV.: royal coat of arms with supporters (lion and unicorn on either side).
Reverse
THOMASON DIRFXIT: a fragment from the frieze of the marbles: two chariots: to right: male figure in front of two horses in front of chariot with two arms of charioteer visible; to left: wheel of chariot visible, behind: male figure with helmet, armor and shield.
Diameter (in mm)
47.1
Weight (in gr.)
38.494
Reference
BHM.1061
Provenance
Classical Numismatic Group 75

White Metal Medal of George IV of Great Britain, Great Britain, 1820–1830. 2007.35.47

Date
1820 - 1830
Obverse
THE ELGIN MEDALS DEDICATED BY PERMISSION TO HIS MAJESTY GEORGE IV.: royal coat of arms with supporters (lion and unicorn on either side).
Reverse
THOMASON DIRFXIT: a fragment from the frieze of the marbles: two horsemen, riding to left.
Diameter (in mm)
47.2
Weight (in gr.)
38.98
Reference
BHM.1061
Provenance
Classical Numismatic Group 75

White Metal Medal of George IV of Great Britain, Great Britain, 1820–1830. 2007.35.48

Date
1820 - 1830
Obverse
THE ELGIN MEDALS DEDICATED BY PERMISSION TO HIS MAJESTY GEORGE IV.: royal coat of arms with supporters (lion and unicorn on either side).
Reverse
THOMASON DIRFXIT: a fragment from the frieze of the marbles: one nude male figure amongst two horses.
Diameter (in mm)
47.0
Weight (in gr.)
37.396
Reference
BHM.1061
Provenance
Classical Numismatic Group 75

White Metal Medal of George IV of Great Britain, Great Britain, 1820–1830. 2007.35.5

Date
1820 - 1830
Obverse
THE ELGIN MEDALS DEDICATED BY PERMISSION TO HIS MAJESTY GEORGE IV.: royal coat of arms with supporters (lion and unicorn on either side).
Reverse
THOMASON DIRFXIT: a fragment from the frieze of the marbles: part of a chariot (two horses without heads, wheel of chariot).
Diameter (in mm)
47.0
Weight (in gr.)
31.318
Reference
BHM.1061
Provenance
Classical Numismatic Group 75

White Metal Medal of George IV of Great Britain, Great Britain, 1820–1830. 2007.35.6

Date
1820 - 1830
Obverse
THE ELGIN MEDALS DEDICATED BY PERMISSION TO HIS MAJESTY GEORGE IV.: royal coat of arms with supporters (lion and unicorn on either side).
Reverse
THOMASON DIRFXIT: a fragment from the frieze of the marbles: part of a chariot (three horses, wheel of chariot, charioteer with shield).
Diameter (in mm)
47.0
Weight (in gr.)
32.174
Reference
BHM.1061
Provenance
Classical Numismatic Group 75

White Metal Medal of George IV of Great Britain, Great Britain, 1820–1830. 2007.35.7

Date
1820 - 1830
Obverse
THE ELGIN MEDALS DEDICATED BY PERMISSION TO HIS MAJESTY GEORGE IV.: royal coat of arms with supporters (lion and unicorn on either side).
Reverse
THOMASON DIRFXIT: a fragment from the frieze of the marbles: three horses without head and front legs walking in front of human figure without head.
Diameter (in mm)
47.0
Weight (in gr.)
37.973
Reference
BHM.1061
Provenance
Classical Numismatic Group 75

White Metal Medal of George IV of Great Britain, Great Britain, 1820–1830. 2007.35.8

Date
1820 - 1830
Obverse
THE ELGIN MEDALS DEDICATED BY PERMISSION TO HIS MAJESTY GEORGE IV.: royal coat of arms with supporters (lion and unicorn on either side).
Reverse
in exergue: SACRIFICE/ THOMASON DIRFXIT: a fragment from the frieze of the marbles: three persons standing around bull, which has its head raised.
Diameter (in mm)
47.0
Weight (in gr.)
34.225
Reference
BHM.1061
Provenance
Classical Numismatic Group 75

White Metal Medal of George IV of Great Britain, Great Britain, 1820–1830. 2007.35.9

Date
1820 - 1830
Obverse
THE ELGIN MEDALS DEDICATED BY PERMISSION TO HIS MAJESTY GEORGE IV.: royal coat of arms with supporters (lion and unicorn on either side).
Reverse
THOMASON DIRFXIT: a fragment from the frieze of the marbles: two standing figures on left, two seated figures on right.
Diameter (in mm)
47.0
Weight (in gr.)
38.112
Reference
BHM.1061
Provenance
Classical Numismatic Group 75

White Metal Medal of George IV of Great Britain, Great Britain, 1820–1830. 2007.35.1

Date
1820 - 1830
Obverse
THE ELGIN MEDALS DEDICATED BY PERMISSION TO HIS MAJESTY GEORGE IV.: royal coat of arms with supporters (lion and unicorn on either side).
Reverse
THE LAPITHA SUBDUED BY THE CENTAUR/ THOMASON DIRFXIT: a fragment from the frieze of the marbles.
Diameter (in mm)
47.0
Weight (in gr.)
32.985
Reference
BHM.1061
Provenance
Classical Numismatic Group 75

White Metal Medal of George IV of Great Britain, Great Britain, 1820–1830. 2007.35.10

Date
1820 - 1830
Obverse
THE ELGIN MEDALS DEDICATED BY PERMISSION TO HIS MAJESTY GEORGE IV.: royal coat of arms with supporters (lion and unicorn on either side).
Reverse
THE TEMPLE OF MIINERVA AT ATHENS. OR PARTHENON/ in field: "218 FEED IN LENGTH/ BREADTH 98 & HEIGHT 75 FEET/ 46 PILLARS 42 FEET HIGH/ AND 17 1/2 FEET IN/ CIRCUMFERENCE": image of the Panthenon.
Diameter (in mm)
47.0
Weight (in gr.)
33.472
Reference
BHM.1061
Provenance
Classical Numismatic Group 75
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