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| 1873-1973 Société Jersiaise (click on image to enlarge) | |
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| The Société Jersiaise is a learned society in Jersey which was founded in 1873. | |
| The Baliff's Medal (click on image to enlarge) | |
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| Designed by Sir Frank Ereault, Baliff. | |
| 1910 Concours Musical Medal |
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The Concours Musicals were music festivals held in Jersey and involving French competitors from towns in Normandy and Brittany. This is a souvenir of the 1910 competition produced for Le Riche's Stores. |
| 1926 Eisteddfod Medal |
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Eisteddfod 1926 Juniors Instrumental Solos awarded to B. Anderson. The hallmarks are an anchor (from Birmingham), a lion (92.5% pure silver), and the letter B (the year 1926). WJ Dingley, Birmingham, was the manufacturer. |
| 1784-1884 Methodist in the Channel Islands |
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This medal was struck to commemorate the centenary of Wesleyan Methodism in the Channel Islands. John Wesley sent out Robert Carr Brackenbury (1752-1818) to establish the Society's first station in Jersey (1784) and Guernsey (1789). |
| Gorey Championship |
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| Gorey is a village in the parishes of St Martin and Grouville on the east coast of Jersey. The harbor is one of the three main harbors of the island, and is located in St Martin. |
| St. John Ambulance Medals |
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| Queen Victoria and Prince Albert Visit (click on image to enlarge) | |
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A rare Victorian commemorative medal of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert's visit to the Channel Island of Jersey in 1846 to open the new harbor. This example has the edge engraved as follows: "T.Le G." & "2e Visite de la Reine 13 Aout 1859". The engraving indicates the medallion was re-issued for Victoria's 2nd visit in August 1859. Le Gallais was the local jeweler who had the medals struck. John Le Gallais was a goldsmith, jeweller, watch and clockmaker of Broad Street, St Helier, Jersey. Initially he was in partnership with Thomas de Gruchy, but in 1846, the year of the visit, he acquired the whole business on de Gruchy's death. The Jerripedia website, in their "Biographies of silver makers", records that "his best-known product is a medallion struck to commemorate the royal visit of 1846". |
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Another rare Victorian commemorative medal of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert's visit to the Channel Island of Jersey in 1846 to open the new harbor. This example is in copper. Image courtesy of Stuart Elliott. |
| Channel Islands' Exhibition Medal 1871 (click on image to enlarge) | |
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The 1876 Coinage Committee wanted the reverse to be "similar to, though not an exact copy of the
Channel Islands' Exhibition Medal 1871, which also contains other arms than those of the Island. As regards [to] the obverse,
the Committee is particularly desirous of retaining that of the Jersey coinage,
one penny and one half penny pieces of which are herein enclosed-- the only alteration needed being the
substitution of
the year 1876 for 1866, or 1870."
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| Jersey Swimming Club |
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| Championship medal, lifebelt around arms, rev. wreath, named (Gautier de Ste Croix, Winner, 1867). |
| Jersey Humane Society (click on image to enlarge) |
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| A bronze medal from the Jersey Humane Society with the reverse inscribed (name engraved) "Presented to Charles Mc Manus for Courage and Humanity". Approximately 102 bronze awards have been given by this Society since 1865. Charles McManus was presented with his award on 6 November 1911, for a rescue on 11 September 1911. |
| Royal Jersey Militia |
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| A silver Royal Jersey Militia medal from 1889. |
