Pocket Watch Chain Fob 1937 Coronation King Edward V111 Abdicated

Gentleman's pocket watch chain Vintage golden brass & multi enamel rare fob made to commemorate the Coronation of King Edward V111 (which never took place). Dated 1937. King Edward V111 abdicated on the 11th December 1937 in order to marry Wallis Simpson. He Reigned for 325 days and never received the Royal Crown. Many manufacturers had already made celebratory items but these had not been produced in great numbers before the abdication. Similar to the fobs I have supplied to Pinewood Studios. (Please excuse all the reflections/dark shadows in the pictures - was very difficult to photograph). Measures; 3.5cm height (including the top ring), 2.5cm wide and weighs 4.5 grams. Fabulous circular shaped bevel edge fob (as an unusual rose gold hue) which is beautifully adorned to the front raised circumference with Cardinal red and Royal blue enamel. Clearly stamped in arched gold script; TO COMMEMORATE CORONATION OF KING EDWARD V111 1937. Carries in great detail to centre the slightly raised image of King Edward V111 (with Cardinal red enamel to his Crown) and is clearly stamped in arched script; LONG MAY HE REIGN. The back is smooth, highly polished and free from any inscriptions or initials. Original robust top ring to attach to a Gentleman's pocket watch chain. Excellent clean and bright condition with just a little bit of very light overall patina / wear / tiny surface scratches / small casting flaw to the back - all commensurate with age. Will arrive in a new velvet presentation pouch and be securely and safely packed. *** WILL SHIP WORLDWIDE *** UK - FREE! ROYAL MAIL 1ST CLASS SIGNED FOR DELIVERY