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Medal - Victorian Catholic Centenary Celebrations, Victoria, Australia, 1939
Reg. No: NU 33147
- Summary:
- Australia Victoria Melbourne
Victorian Catholic Centenary Celebrations 1939 (AD)
Mint: Stokes
Other Details: This bronze medal was produced in 1939 to commemorate the centenary of the Catholic Faith in Victoria. It features Archbishop Mannix and St Patrick's Catherdal. The artist's initials are 'HA.L.' - Acquisition Information:
- Transfer from National Gallery of Victoria (NGV), 1976
| Discipline: | Numismatics |
| Dimensions: | 57 mm (Width), 57 mm (Diameter) |
| Dimension Comment: | Weight >100 g. |
More information
| Tagged with: | architecture, churches, metallurgy, religions |
| Themes this item is part of: | Public Life & Institutions Collection, Stokes & Son, Medal Makers, Melbourne, Victoria & Sydney, New South Wales |
| Primary Classification: | MEDALS |
| Secondary Classification: | Commemorative |
| Tertiary Classification: | religions |
| Series: | Australian Commemorative Medals |
| DateEra: | 1939 AD |
| Obverse Description: | Bust facing right, above, ARCHBISHOP MANNIX In small letters on truncation, STOKES . MELB. artist's initials in field behind bust, H.A.L. |
| Reverse Description: | View of Cathedral, around above, . VICTORIAN CATHOLIC CENTENARY CELEBRATIONS . , in sky, OCT. 29TH NOV. 5TH 1939, around below, ST. PATRICK'S CATHDERAL, MELBOURNE In small letters below cathedral, STOKES MELB. and artist's initials, H.A.L. |
| Edge Description: | Plain |
| Inscriptions: | Plain (edge) Bust left, above, ARCHBISHOP MANNIX (obverse) View of Cathedral, around above, . VICTORIAN CATHOLIC CENTENARY CELEBRATIONS . , in sky, OCT. 29TH NOV. 5TH 1939, around below, ST. PATRICK'S CATHEDRAL, MELBOURNE(reverse) |
| Shape: | round |
| Material: | Silver |
| Issued By: | Melbourne, Victoria, Australia |
| Mint: | Stokes & Sons, 1939 |
| Artist: | 1939 Artist's Initials: H.A.L. |
| Person Named: | Archbishop Daniel Mannix |
| References: | Car. 1939/1 |
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