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Medal - Edward VII Fenwick Automatic Press
| Location | United Kingdom |
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| Year | 1905 |
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| Period | Edwardian |
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| Obverse lettering | ARTHUR FENWICK, MEDALLIST. VYSE STREET BIRMINGHAM NEW (AUTOMATIC) PRESS FOR CHEAP MEDALS INTRODUCED DECEMBER 1905 WEIGHT 5 TON 4 CWT. |
| Reverse description | Two heraldic shields — one representing the British colonies and one representing Great Britain — are joined at centre by a pair of clasped hands in relief, symbolising imperial unity. A royal crown surmounts the conjoined shields, flanked by floral and foliate branches including thistle, rose, shamrock, and olive. A scroll beneath the shields bears the motto GOD SAVE THE KING, and a circular legend around the border identifies Edward VII and his titles. |
| Reverse script | Latin |
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