1932 HMS Hood Royal Navy Brass Regatta Rowing Medal Named J Foster 1.25

A Rare and Important Piece of Royal Navy History: 1932 HMS Hood Sports Regatta Medal with Verified Provenance. Up for sale is an exceptional historical item: a highly collectible, officially named pre-war brass medal from the iconic battlecruiser HMS Hood. Unlike many unattributed pieces, this medal has been fully researched and cross-referenced with official historical parameters, giving it ironclad provenance. Item Included: One (1) Single Medal (as pictured). Composition: Non-Magnetic Spun Brass (Verified via magnetic testing). Size: Exactly 1.25 inches in diameter Approx.

Fittings: Original top suspension loop and ring intact. MEDAL DETAILS: HMS Hood 1932 Artificers' Gig Medal. Reverse Face: Features two crossed oars tied with a ribbon bow, enclosed by a highly detailed laurel wreath. (Home Fleet, 1932 Artificers' Gig rowing race).

Verified Recipient Biography: This medal belonged to John Gordon Patrick Foster (born March 17, 1895). He won this rowing race during the summer Home Fleet Regatta shortly before officially transferring off the vessel on August 26, 1932. This listing is for his single, named rowing medal only. It carries a stunning original dark patina that collectors highly prize. No modern cleanings, buffing, or alterations have been performed.

Please check the multi-angle photographs to evaluate the exact cosmetic condition before purchasing.

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