Reference:6044 Queen Victoria, Visit to the Guidhall, City of London, 1837

A pair of positive working proofs - obverse and reverse - for William Wyon's celebrated medal, forming two separate pieces made in electrotype form, each beautifully gilt on their front sides.

This portrait of Queen Victoria would come to grace the first regularly issued postage stamp, the 'Penny Black' in 1840. 

By William Wyon.

Gilt electrotype. 55 mm.

Condition: Extremely Fine

Notes:

Accompanying the pair are William Wyon's working negatives for this medal.

Images for these working negatives can be supplied on request.

A spectacular group of four separate pieces.