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Date
1909 – 1909
Material
metal, silver
Catalogue Number
103.09.0041
Description
A round silver medal hanging by two chains, each with three links, from a bar depicting a charging buffalo. The medal depicts a seated woman placing a laurel wreath on the head of a genuflecting youth, and the words “Canadian Amateur Athletic Union” along with a date in roman numerals “MDCCCXXXII…
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Title
Medal
Date
1909 – 1909
Material
metal, silver
Dimensions
6.2 (overall) x 4.7 (bar) cm
Description
A round silver medal hanging by two chains, each with three links, from a bar depicting a charging buffalo. The medal depicts a seated woman placing a laurel wreath on the head of a genuflecting youth, and the words “Canadian Amateur Athletic Union” along with a date in roman numerals “MDCCCXXXIII”. There is a low relief wreath of maple leaves on the back of the medal along with an inscription “2nd Pole Vault Winnipeg 1909”. The reverse of the medal also has hallmarks and “S25 Sterling”.
Subject
sports
organizations
Canadian Amateur Athletic Union
Credit
Gift of Pearl Evelyn Moore, Banff, 1979
Catalogue Number
103.09.0041
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Date
1898 – 1922
Material
metal; fibre
Catalogue Number
103.09.1012
Description
United Mine Workers of American, Bankhead Union #29. Pin has a 0.9x4.8 cm enamelled plate with 2 hands in a handshake. Chain hangs from both sides and across centre is an enamelled plate with "Member" attached to a circular medal, gold inside with another handskae and silver scroll around edge. …
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Title
Membership Medal
Date
1898 – 1922
Material
metal; fibre
Dimensions
5.9 x 21.0 cm
Description
United Mine Workers of American, Bankhead Union #29. Pin has a 0.9x4.8 cm enamelled plate with 2 hands in a handshake. Chain hangs from both sides and across centre is an enamelled plate with "Member" attached to a circular medal, gold inside with another handskae and silver scroll around edge. On this is "U.M.W. of A. April 1st 1898 eight hours". Red, white and blue ribbon with gold edges and fringes on which is written in gold letters "Local Union No. 29 United Mine Workers pf American Bankhead, Alberta, Canada". Obverse is black.
Subject
organizations
United Mine Workers of America
Bankhead Union No. 29
Bankhead
mining
Credit
Gift of Rosa Smaniotto, Exshaw, 1970
Catalogue Number
103.09.1012
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Date
1900 – 1925
Material
metal
Catalogue Number
103.09.0101 a,b
Description
Large, bright brass button and star shaped pin from uniform of the National Fire Brigade Union. Symbol forms an eight pointed star of radial rays around a band reading "National Fire Brigade Union" with a Union Jack at the centre surrounded by a laurel wreath. (a) pin, die pressed, star shaped, pa…
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Title
Service Pin
Date
1900 – 1925
Material
metal
Dimensions
1.1 x 2.9 cm
Description
Large, bright brass button and star shaped pin from uniform of the National Fire Brigade Union. Symbol forms an eight pointed star of radial rays around a band reading "National Fire Brigade Union" with a Union Jack at the centre surrounded by a laurel wreath. (a) pin, die pressed, star shaped, patinaed dull brass. Small writing above flag is difficult to make out "Ro 147141?" Ring soldered to each side of concave back to hold cotter pin, missing . (b) button, bright brass, domed with symbol at centre, and raised rim around edge. Hollow with flat back and ring shank soldered at centre.
Subject
Whyte home
organizations
National Fire Brigade Union
Credit
Gift of Catharine Robb Whyte, O. C., Banff, 1979
Catalogue Number
103.09.0101 a,b
Images
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