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Tibet Medal
Ruler:
Edward VII (1901-10)
Engraver:
de Saulles, George William
Mint:
Royal Mint
Production place:
London
Awarded to mainly Indian troops who took part in the expedition. The clasp is inscribed with "GYANTSE".
History note: Possibly given by the Royal Mint as examples of Military medals.
Method of acquisition: Unknown by unknown
1905 -
Object composed of silver Diameter (min) 36 mm Diameter 36 mm Weight 38.96 g
Inscription present: A left facing profile of Edward VII.
Inscription present: The fortified hill city of Lhasa.
Accession number: CM.M.144-R
Primary reference Number: 226899
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Owner or interested party:
The Fitzwilliam Museum
Associated department:
Coins and Medals
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