HBC 300th Anniversary Mediallion turned Pendant by Dora de Pedery-Hunt Nonsuch Ship Bronze 1970

THE OVERVIEW A significant piece of Canadian history, this commemorative medal marks the 300th anniversary (1670–1970) of the Hudson’s Bay Company. Designed by the celebrated Canadian medalist Dora de Pédery-Hunt, this piece has been professionally converted into a wearable pendant, bridging the gap between historical artifact and jewelry.

HERITAGE & ARTISTRY

• Artist: Designed by Dora de Pédery-Hunt, Order of Canada recipient and renowned sculptor.

• Commemoration: 300th Anniversary of the Hudson's Bay Company (1670–1970).

• Obverse: Features the iconic HBC Coat of Arms, the year "1670," and the historic motto Pro Pelle Cutem ("A skin for a skin").

• Reverse: Depicts a detailed rendering of the historic ship Nonsuch under full sail.

SPECIFICATIONS

• Material: Bronze-patinated Brass (Tombac).

• Format: Contemporary Conversion. Originally issued as a commemorative token, this piece has been carefully drilled and fitted with a jump ring for wear as a pendant or watch fob.

• Diameter: [Insert size, e.g., 38mm]

• Era: 1970.

CONDITION REPORT

• Grade: Good Vintage Condition (Modified).

• Details: Deep, rich bronze patina. Fine detail remains sharp on the rigging and crest. Note: Piece is drilled at the 12 o’clock position for pendant use; modification is clean and does not interfere with the primary design.

SHIPPING & SERVICES

• Location: Ships from Victoria, BC, Canada.

• Security: Sent with tracking and insurance via Canada Post.

• Combined Shipping: Available for all Crown Galleon Canadian Heritage items.