On offer is a bronze Queen Victoria school attendance medal dated 1897. This Victorian era medal was awarded to F. Garner for punctuation and attendance for the entire year ended 1897 and for the three years prior, reflecting the importance placed on discipline and regular schooling during the late nineteenth century.

School attendance medals were commonly issued throughout the Victorian period to encourage consistency and good conduct in education. Featuring the portrait of Queen Victoria, this example is firmly rooted in the Diamond Jubilee year and represents a tangible piece of British social and educational history. The medal remains in good condition with age related surface wear consistent with its use and age.

A genuine Victorian school attendance medal that offers strong historical interest and period authenticity.

Key Features
✅ Genuine bronze Victorian school attendance medal
✅ Dated 1897 Queen Victoria period
✅ Awarded to F. Garner for punctuation and attendance
✅ British educational history interest
✅ Condition is good with age related wear

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Stock code VSAMMAM