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Award - Edward VII Birmingham Industrial Polytechnic Exhibition

Location United Kingdom
Year 1901
Type Award medal
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Obverse description Two blacksmiths in aprons are depicted in high relief within a workshop setting, flanking a central anvil; the figure on the left holds tongs over the anvil while the figure on the right raises a hammer. A forge fire burns in the background, with a cartwheel visible to the right. The word LABOUR appears vertically along the left field.
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Reverse description The central field displays two heraldic shields of arms — likely those of Birmingham and another civic authority — crossed and set upon a laurel branch in relief. Below the shields, the venue name BINGLEY HALL is struck in raised letters, followed by AWARDED TO and the engraved recipient name. The surrounding legend reads BIRMINGHAM INDUSTRIAL POLYTECHNIC EXHIBITION around the upper border and 1901 along the lower border.
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