Collection search - Indian Chiefs Medal, Presented to commemorate Treaty Numbers 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 (Queen Victoria)

Treaty digit would be added following inscribed "INDIAN TREATY NO".

Copy transparency available: C-003401--C-003402; C-043200; C-043204; C-070758--C-070759

Year digit would be added following inscribed: "187".

Exhibition title: Spirit and Intent: Understanding the voices, values & visions behind Canada's Aboriginal Treaties. Curators: Dr. John Borrows and Dr. J.R. Miller, Library and Archives Canada, Ottawa, Ontario; 2007.09.24 - 2008.04.06., Exhibition title: Protecting Rights in Canada, Venue: Canadian Museum for Human Rights, Winnipeg, Manitoba; 2014.09.20 - 2015.09.20., Exhibition title: Rights of Passage: Canada at 150. Canadian Museum for Human Rights, Winnipeg, Manitoba; 2017.11.30 - 2019.04.28., Venue: Canada History Centre Announcement. Curator: Martin Tétreault and Paulette Dozois, Government Conference Centre, Ottawa, Ontario; 2003.05.26 - 2003.05.26 (special event - one day only - 2003.05.26)

Inscription: obverse: [Head of Queen Victoria with diadem and veil, head to the left, with necklet of pearls around neck, from which is suspended locket with portrait of Prince Consort] inscribed: VICTORIA REGINA ; below truncation: J. S. & A. B. WYON, Inscription: reverse: [Staff Officer and Native leader shaking hands] ; inscribed in the exergue: J. S. & A. B. WYON ; on surrounding band t.: INDIAN TREATY N[^o] [blank] 187 [blank], Inscription: edge: no inscription, Inscription: attachment: no attachment

For related wax impression see 1950-2-2M and 1950-2-3M. For related medal see 1964-1-1M. For examples of the first replacement medals for Treaty 1 and Treaty 2, see 1986-79-1637 and 1986-79-1645. For examples of the original Treaty 1 and Treaty 2 medals, see 1986-79-1633, 1986-79-1635, and 1986-79-1636.