Tibet Medal, in Bronze
SKU: 02.GBR.0227.102.01
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Attributes
History
The Tibet Medal was established on February 1, 1905 and awarded to mostly Indian and some British troops who served in the 1903-1904 trade expedition to Tibet. The Tibet Medal was generally awarded in Silver, but camp followers and members of the Peshawur Camel Corps received the Medal in Bronze. A clasp that reads, “GYANTSE” was awarded to recipients who took part in operations near Gyantse between May 3 and July 6, 1904.
A variety of different naming styles were used.
Versions
$225-275 USD
Bronze
Obv: EDWARDVS VII KAISAR I HIND Rev: TIBET 1903-4 Rim: [RECIPIENT DETAILS]
36mm
The obverse is stamped "De S" and the reverse is stamped "EG."
$625-800 USD
Bronze
Obv: EDWARDVS VII KAISAR I HIND Rev: TIBET 1903-4 Rim: [RECIPIENT DETAILS]
36mm
The obverse is stamped "De S" and the reverse is stamped "EG."
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