FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE SOLID BRONZE MEDAL BY MEDICAL HERITAGE SOCIETY IN BOX RARE for Sale

FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE SOLID BRONZE MEDAL BY MEDICAL HERITAGE SOCIETY IN BOX RARE For Sale

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FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE SOLID BRONZE MEDAL BY MEDICAL HERITAGE SOCIETY IN BOX RARE:
$274.99

For Your Purchasing Consideration: A Cool & Rare 1970's FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE SOLID BRONZE COLLECTIBLE MEDAL BY THE FRANKLIN MINT. Large Sized! Measures 3" Inches in diameter. Great aged Patina on the bronze. Engraved by Barry Stanton. In the original hard-shell storage case. Commissioned by the MEDICAL HERITAGE SOCIETY. Would make the most unique and fabulous gift for that special Nurse in your family or for that special friend. A little about Florence Nightingale and the Engraver Barry Stanton as follows:FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE:(12 May 1820 – 13 August 1910) was an Englishsocial reformer, statistician and the founder of modernnursing. Nightingale came to prominence while serving as a manager and trainer of nurses during theCrimean War, in which she organizedcare for wounded soldiers. She gave nursing a favorablereputation and became an icon ofVictorian culture, especially in the persona of "The Lady with the Lamp" making rounds of wounded soldiers at night.BARRY STANTON:Is a British Designer, Engraver, Medalist, and Sculptor. He is known for designing various coins and medals, particularlyduring the later half of the 20th Century.Biography: Stanton was born in 1943 in Mansfield, England. After completinghis education at the City and Guilds of London Art School, he has worked at various mints, including the Royal Mint, Pobjoy Mint and the Franklin Mint. During his careerStanton has designed coins for a number of countries and dependencies, including Fiji, Gibraltar, the Isle of Man, Jersey, Kuwait, Liberia, Malaya, and British Borneo, Somalia, Tonga, Tristan da Cunha, and Zimbabwe. His work also includes several commemorative medals. Stanton is currently a designer for the Goldsmiths' Company and resides in Forestdale, a neighborhood of Southeast London.Thanks for looking! Have an excellent day!