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Old 09-03-21, 03:14 PM
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Hi All,

wondered if anyone has seen one of these before. Seems to be made of copper and measures 23mm across.Any info welcome.

Cheers in advance, Mark
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Temperance Association?

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Old 09-03-21, 03:40 PM
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That's what I was thinking Jon,

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Its not a known Temperence Association medal and looks typically to me like a persons initials engraved on a watch chain fob.

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Its not a known Temperence Association medal and looks typically to me like a persons initials engraved on a watch chain fob.

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I agree with Simon, temperance Associations always displayed their names in full from the medals I have had.

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Just a fob with initials of the owner I suspect
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