Unknown Medallion found at local school dating from early 1900S

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Found this old Medallion today and can't seem to figure out what its for or how old it is. Found it at a school dating from the early 1900's . Any help IDing would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!View attachment 1023158

Your link for the pic isn't working for me.
Mike
 

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same here Invalid Attachment specified.
 

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There seems to be the letter "C" in the background. Could be a clue. Other than that, it makes me think of an anti-slavery medallion.
 

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Your profile pic reminds me of a guy who was on TNet several years ago; right now I can't call his name. Any of the old Tnet folks know who I'm talking about?

:)
Breezie
 

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Perhaps TN should have a pictoral Index of Avatars cross-referenced to the OP??
Don...

Great idea! I changed my avatar one time, and no one knew who I was; LOL. When I open a post, I glance down the avatar pics and immediately know who has posted, unless it's a new member.

Breezie
 

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Nope I am not the other gentleman :) anyways anyone have any idea what the medal is ? I am going back to hunt the school later tonight so maybe I will find something else!
 

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I remember smeegle/ Gollum avatar too!
 

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made it bigger, sort of looks like a G, not a C

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Thanks for the close up. While I am not sure what the medallion is for yet, I'd like to suggest that you do not hold items you are taking pictures of. As you can tell the camera tends to focus on your fingers and not the item. Sorry to nit pick but sometimes small details in an item can aid in research. If the item is dark in color I suggest laying it on a white piece of paper for contrast.
 

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clearly the one person is being submissive to the other --so a slavery related item most likely as in --slavery is wrong (anti slavery -- so pre civil war to civil war era most likely age frame wise.
 

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Nice ID Bramble!

:)
Breezie
 

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