The Royal British Legion Armistice Commemorative - Inspired by Veteran
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The Royal British Legion Armistice Commemorative

The Royal British Legion Armistice Commemorative Reverse and Obverse
The Royal British Legion Armistice Commemorative on a desk with books in the background
The Royal British Legion Armistice Commemorative Obverse and Reverse
The Royal British Legion Armistice Commemorative Reverse
The Royal British Legion Armistice Commemorative Obverse
The Royal British Legion Armistice Commemorative in display case
The Royal British Legion Armistice Commemorative Certficate
The Royal British Legion Armistice Commemorative Booklet
The Royal British Legion Armistice Commemorative Welcome to The Royal British Legion
The Royal British Legion Armistice Commemorative Bravo 22 Company logo
The Royal British Legion and The Drive Project logo

The Royal British Legion Armistice Commemorative

- Inspired by veterans from Bravo 22 Company

To commemorate the First World War Armistice Centenary, a poignant new issue has been released in partnership with The Royal British Legion and Bravo 22 Company (one of the first projects to use theatre and art as a form of recovery).

The Royal British Legion Armistice Commemorative - Inspired by Veterans from Bravo 22 Company

The Royal British Legion Armistice Commemorative has been inspired by Veterans from Bravo 22 Company. Five alumni from Bravo 22 Company were invited to the Legion’s Pop-In centre in Bristol for a workshop in which they would help design the Commemorative, alongside renowned numismatic artist Michael Guilfoyle.

Drawing from their past experiences of their time in the military and from what they associate with the First World War and the Armistice, each Veteran created their own sketches for a Commemorative design.

Taking inspiration from the original designs, Michael was able to create this striking and poignant commemorative.

Special Bronze Antique Finish

Struck to a stunning antique finish, the reverse design, inspired by Doug Adams, shows a sunset with words that remind us of Armistice in the rays, with a soldier in the foreground bowing his head in remembrance.

The obverse designs inspired by Graham Limb, Dave Griffin, Ian Rudge and Simon Graham, feature comrades in the trench, a little girl handing a bunch of poppies to an injured veteran, a pair of boots by a rifle with a helmet hanging from it and the animals that shared the war experience. The Royal British Legion logo is displayed in full colour.

Limited to Just 995

One of the most poignant releases issued for the centenary year a strict edition limit of just 995 has been created. Your commemorative will arrive inside a floating display case alongside its certificate of authenticity and accompanying booklet.

Supporting The Royal British Legion

Due to its significance, the commemorative has been issued in partnership with The Royal British Legion and Bravo 22 Company. If you choose to own one, we will ensure a donation is made to them on your behalf.

With only 995 available, make sure you click ‘add to basket’ now to secure the most poignant Armistice commemorative of the year.

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Price £75.00 (+ £3.99 p&p)

Specifications

  • Metal: Brass
  • Finish: Bronze antique
  • Diameter: 70mm
  • Edition Limit: 995
  • Reverse: Inspired by Doug Adams
  • Obverse: Four designs inspired by Graham Limb, Dave Griffin, Ian Rudge and
  • Simon Graham
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  • £7.50 from the sale of this product will be paid to
  • The Royal British Legion Trading Limited, which
  • gives its taxable profits to The Royal British
  • Legion (charity no. 219279) or Poppyscotland
  • (Scottish charity SC014096) according where sales
  • are made

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