1082606 | GREAT BRITAIN. George III. 1814 Bronze Indian Peace Medal. PCGS SP64. By Thomas Wyon. 75mm. Draped, laureate bust, right; signed below truncation, T. Wyon. JUN :S: / Grand royal arms; a square topped quartered shield of arms within garter surmounted by crowned and plumed helmet; supporters to either side, banner and date in exergue. BHM 844 (RR); Jamieson-14, Adams 12.1.

Ex The Larry Ness Collection - Stack's Bowers (10 November 2020) Lot 2014. Housed in an oversized holder.


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Produced by British forces for presentation to Native American chiefs who allied with them during the War of 1812. Such Medals were tokens of gratitude and symbols of alliance, representing a significant chapter in the complex relationships among British forces, Native American tribes, and the emerging United States. This particular Medal is not only a testament to the alliances formed during this tumultuous period, but also serves as a direct link to the last significant conflict between the United States and Britain.