NAVAL INTEREST: ADMIRAL DUNCAN, BATTLE OF CAMPERDOWN, A COMMEMORATIVE MEDAL CIRCA 1797The circular gold medal with a dark orange enamel ground with applied gilt banner inscribed DUNCAN VICTORIOUS above an engraved Naval crown inscribed 11 Oct 1797 and a laurel surround, beneath a glazed panel, in a D.S. Lavender boxSize/dimensions: panel 3.2cm diameterGross weight: 10.7 gramsOffered for sale with a receipt from D. S. Lavender, dated 6th May 1993The Battle of Camperdown was fought on the 11th October 1797 between the British North Sea Fleet and the Batavian Navy. The British fleet was under the command of Admiral Adam Duncan (1731-1804), on the 21st October Duncan was raised to the Peerage as Baron Duncan Lundie and Viscount Duncan of Camperdown. Together with: Naval interest: A George III and later fob, with Georgian bow surmount inscribed to one side NELSON VICTORIOUS 1 August 1798 HOWE JERVIS DUNCAN, suspending a later cornelian disc with applied fouled anchorSize/dimensions: 4.9cm longGross weight: 5.3 gramsThe pediment celebrating the Battle of the Nile, a battle between the French and British Fleets, and one of the greatest victories of the admiral Horatio Nelson.Offered for sale with a receipt from J & J May, dated 18/6/90