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Leicester City FC Premier League, Division 1 R.U. Medal 1928/1929
We have for sale a piece of Leicester City Football Club History, a silver and gold Leicester City FC Premier League Dev 1 Runners Up medal for the season of 1928-1929.
Leicester City FC were Runners Up in Division 1 in the season 1928-29 and were 1 point behind the Division 1 champions, Sheffield Wednesday (then known as Wedsday) for that season. Key players in the Leicester team included Ernie Hine, Arthur Chandler and Arthur Lochhead, all three players are still amongst the top goal scorers in the long history of Leicester City Football Club. The medal carries full Birmingham hallmarks for 1928, along with the makers marks for J A Wylie & Co and is inscribed Football Premier Legue Division 1 R.U. (Runners Up) 1928-1929. The medal does not carry an inscription for a specific player, so was obviously not allocated, and was probably a spare medal which has somehow survived.
The medal is 1 inch (2.5cm) in diameter and weighs 11.22g according to our scales. The medal is in a good condition, the inscription and the makers marks/hall marks can be easily read, but there is a small loss of enamel and some surface wear to the back.
measurements
Diameter:
2.5 cm
Weight:
11.2 g
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declaration
Penrose Antiques Ltd has clarified that the Leicester City FC Premier League, Division 1 R.U. Medal 1928/1929 (LA539443) is genuinely of the period declared with the date/period of manufacture being 1928/1929
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condition
condition
The medal is in a good condition, the inscription and the makers marks/hall marks can be easily read, but there is a small loss of enamel and some surface wear to the back.