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Raf/Raaf Second Place Long Jump Medal ? Era ?

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 Posted 01/29/2026  6:34 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add davidc to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
can find similar , but not exact , thanks in advance for any help , dave
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Raf/Raaf-Second-Place-Long-Jump-Medal-?-Era-? 40 mm diam . 28 g weight , 2/3 mm thick
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The detailed royal crown is a key dating clue. In British/Commonwealth royal insignia:Pre-1953 medals (George V/George VI eras) typically feature the Tudor crown (also called King's crown): a more ornate, arched design with visible inner cap and crosses pattee, often looking "detailed" or intricate in vintage pieces. Post-1953 (Queen Elizabeth II era onward) switched to the St Edward's crown (St. Edward's Crown): a simpler, more heraldic form used in modern British awards. This medal features the Tudor crown style, meaning the medal dates from before Queen Elizabeth. likely George VI period (1936-1952) or possibly late George V (1910-1936), but most plausibly 1940s to early 1950s.

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thanks very much for your reply . been away , puchased in a job lot , which I enjoy trying to identify , thanks again dave
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