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Lead pattern for the Gold Medal
GB 891 RAS TGM-RAS TGM/1-RAS TGM/1/5-RAS TGM/1/5/6 · Bestanddeel · [1897 - 1991]
Part of Royal Asiatic Society Triennial Gold Medal

A lead pattern for the Society's gold medal. A red lead imprint of the front of the medal bearing the banyan tree design. This has been mounted upon a piece of card bearing a label saying that it is signed "Pinches". However this signature no longer appears to be visible.

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The Asiatic Society's Gold Medal
GB 891 RAS TGM-RAS TGM/1-RAS TGM/1/6 · Bestanddeel · 25th Oct 1900
Part of Royal Asiatic Society Triennial Gold Medal

Newspaper cutting from the Madras Weekly Mail for 25 October 1900, with article entitled "The Asiatic Society's Gold Medal" in which it is reported about how the medal was founded to commemorate the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria. It reports that a considerable sum of money has been raised by the Madras Presidency and names contributors and donations. It is reported that their contribution will enable the award to become an annual event.
This money was in fact used to set up and fund The Public Schools Gold Medal which in turn became the Universities Prize Essay Fund. The Gold Medal remained as a triennial award.

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1915 - Mrs A. S. Lewis and Mrs M. D. Gibson
GB 891 RAS TGM-RAS TGM/8 · Reeks · 1915
Part of Royal Asiatic Society Triennial Gold Medal

There is a single letter in this series from Alex H. Wilson, on behalf of T.C. Wilson & Co., Solicitors, to the Secretary of the Royal Asiatic Society to give his opinion on the awarding of the medal for 1915 in accordance with the Rules of the Society. Typed letter, dated 18 May 1915.

For material regarding the conferment of the Medal see Related Material.

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