1937 Coronation Miniature MedalThe 1937 Coronation Miniature Medal was awarded to mark the coronation of King george VI. Approximately 90,000 awarded to mark the coronation on 12th May 1937. The roll of individuals entitled to this is held in the National Archives.

(1599-1658)

High-quality die-struck metal construction for crisp detail and lasting durability

a period encompassing the Second World War and the early post-war years

Finely detailed die-struck medal with authentic ribbon

the DSM was discontinued and the DSC became available to all ranks of all services for exemplary gallantry at sea in presence of the enemy

The miniature Military Cross awarded across all ranks of the RN

this version of the Air Force Cross was awarded during his reign and forms an important part of British military aviation history

Nurses were awarded the medal without clasp regardless of whether their service would have qualified them for any

where temperatures frequently fell below freezing and survival often depended upon exceptional courage

The medal is very lightweight - this will indicate that it is a cast medal & not a die-struck medal

The etch around the base bears the names of the six wives

like the MC