Stranraer Burgh Medal

This gold medal has the Stranraer town crest and the legend "ROYAL BURGH OF STRANRAER. INCORPORATED 1617" and "TUTISSIMA STATIO" (safest haven).  It has a Birmingham hallmark and was made 1870-71.   The medal, bought at a car boot sale in Surrey, is a mystery.  The date 1870-71 doesn't mark any particular event or anniversary.  Perhaps it was specially made for one of the town's provosts.
Object no :
SRMD012n
Collection :
Other Burghs
Creator :
NA
Place of Production :
Birmingham
Dimensions :
Diameter:26mm
Materials :
gold
Location :
NA
Related site :
Mark Farm, Castle Kennedy
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