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A good original 'British Medical Association Eastbourne 1931 medal', gilded brass and enamel example, the top suspension bar bearing the title "President Obstetrics", the reverse with maker's details "Wm Bruford & Son Ltd". Very good condition, complete with original green silk ribbon with pin fittings, service wear to gilt finish. Diameter 33mm. Overall Height 78mm. The British Medical Association held their First annual representative meeting in 1903. Since 1974 the BMA has been recognised as a trade union.
Code: 55420
45.00 GBP
A fine quality rare antique '1911 British Medical Association' silver commemorative medal, possibly for the coronation of George V ; the reverse impressed "Sterling" and with maker's details "Vaughton, Birmm". Very good condition, retaining original purple silk ribbon and silver suspension bar with pin fittings. Diameter 32mm. Overall Height 79mm.
Code: 54577
75.00 GBP
A good original nickel plated badge for the annual meeting of the 'British Medical Association' in Glasgow 1922, the reverse with maker's details "J.R.Gaunt London". Very good condition, retaining original pin fittings, minimal wear to plating. Diameter 32mm. The British Medical Association held their First annual representative meeting in 1903. Since 1974 the BMA has been recognised as a trade union.
Code: 54570
20.00 GBP
A good original oxidized silver plated badge for the annual meeting of the 'British Medical Association' in Eastbourne 1931, the reverse with maker's details "Wm Bruford & Son Ltd". Very good condition, retaining original pin fittings, minimal wear to plating. Diameter 33mm. The British Medical Association held their First annual representative meeting in 1903. Since 1974 the BMA has been recognised as a trade union.
Code: 54569
A good original oxidized silver plated badge for the annual meeting of the 'British Medical Association' in Oxford 1936, the reverse with maker's details "F&S" (Fattorini & Sons). Very good condition, retaining original pin fittings, minimal wear to plating. Height 37mm. The British Medical Association held their First annual representative meeting in 1903. Since 1974 the BMA has been recognised as a trade union.
Code: 54568
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