MEDAL, Pacific Star

H1998.1

Six-pointed yellow copper zinc alloy medal on striped ribbon, presented in original cardboard box with documents. The medal (.1, with ribbon) feature the Royal and Imperial cypher (GRI (?) VI') in the centre, surmounted by a crown. The cypher is surrounded by a circlet inscribed 'THE PACIFIC STAR'. The reverse of the medal is blank. The ribbon is (left to right) red, dark blue, green, yellow, green, pale blue and red. The accompanying documents are an award letter from M.C. Langslow, Dept of Air, Commonwealth of Aust. (.2), notes for wearing the medal on civilian clothes (.3), a 'with compliments' card from the Minister of State for Air (.4) and the original box and lid with address (.5 and .6).

Department: 

History Department

Collection

History Collection

Collection Item Data

Accession Number: H1998.1
Accession Date: 6 Jan 1998
Credit: Mrs Laraine Murgatroyd

Material

Copper Alloy/Metal0 - Whole
Textile0 - Whole
Cardboard/Paper0 - Whole
Paper0 - Whole
Synthetic/Polymer0 - Whole
glue/Adhesive/Unclassified0 - Whole
Ink/Unclassified0 - Whole

Measurement

height130mm(.1) measured with ribbon outstretched. Medal diameter 4.5cm.
height209mm
height190mm
height12mm
width38mm
width178mm
width98mm
width73mm
width90mm
depth6cm

 


 

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