British King Edward the 7th London County Council Punctual Attendance 1905 Named Medal Full Size

The British King Edward VII London County Council Punctual Attendance Medal, dated 1905, is a full-size commemorative medal awarded to students or individuals in recognition of consistent punctuality within the London County Council educational system. This particular medal is named, bearing the recipient’s details, which was a common practice for such awards during the early 20th century. The obverse typically features a left-facing portrait of King Edward VII with the inscription of his name and title. The reverse often displays the London County Council insignia along with the occasion of the award and the year, in this case, 1905. The medal is struck in bronze and retains its original suspension and ribbon. Such medals provide insight into the educational and social values of Edwardian Britain, particularly the emphasis on discipline and attendance in schools administered by the London County Council during King Edward VII’s reign from 1901 to 1910.