1856 Department of Science and Art, South Kensington, London, Queen's National Medal to William H Scott, , Stage 5 B, 1859, Projectile adding an extra layer of

adding an extra layer of interest for collectors

surrounded by a circlet with the inscription "The 1939-1945 Star

and simplified training with single protocol application standards

The outer rim of the coin typically has decorative patterns

1856 Department of Science and Art, South Kensington, London, Queen's National Medal to William H Scott, , Stage 5 B, 1859, Projectile adding an extra layer ofThe Queen's National Medal was part of a prestigious award given to students by the Department of Science and Art in South Kensington, London, established in 1856. The Department aimed to promote education in science and art to bolster Britains industrial and cultural prowess during the 19th century. The medal was designed by Leonard Charles Wyon, a prominent engraver and medallist of the time. Wyon's intricate design featured Queen Victoria on the