commemorative medal

Once this had been done, each officer received a commemorative medal.

He holds a commemorative medal for service to the arts.

Commemorative medals have long been an important part of Canada's honours system.

The original cross of bronze was made into commemorative medals.

In 1626, he helped design new city walls and was rewarded with a commemorative medal.

To honor his services, the Society struck a commemorative medal (see picture) in 1931.

All children ages 6 and under receive a commemorative medal for completing the run.

He was one of the only artists to have commemorative medals struck in his own honor.

These operations were eligible for their own unique commemorative medal.

Most of the children later received a commemorative medal.

The commemorative medal is a perfect tribute for this significant anniversary year.

Pre race pasta party and commemorative medal to all participants.

It was really a commemorative medal rather than a coin for general circulation.

Various campaign and commemorative medals have also been struck.

Today, a new battle has begun to create a commemorative medal in honour of the victims.

The players from both teams received gold commemorative medals.

On the occasion of the marriage was coined a commemorative medal.

A special commemorative medal was issued for the participants.

At the end of his consulship, he was presented with a commemorative medal.

Commemorative medals are created to mark important anniversaries and other great occasions.

Coins and commemorative medals of the present reign are also on display.

The President was presented with a commemorative medal, and gave a keynote address to the conference.

The three scientists will receive certificates of merit, and commemorative medals.

In 1871 Congress approved a commemorative medal in his honor.

The commemorative medal was awarded to 40,000 Canadians for their contributions to community and country.