Medal commemorating the P&O Steam Navigation Company - 150th anniversary, 1987; obverse
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Medal commemorating the P&O Steam Navigation Company - 150th anniversary, 1987; obverse
Medal commemorating the P&O Steam Navigation Company - 150th anniversary, 1987. Obverse: The 'William Fawcett' paddle-steamer with sails set, P&O flag (enamelled) below. Legend: 'The Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company.' Exergue: '1837-1987 150 YEARS'. Reverse: The Arms of the P&O Company. Legend: 'The William Fawcett depicted on this commemorative medallion is recognised as the first ship to carry the P&O flag.' Boxed.
- Image reference: E5011-1
- National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
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