Relief of oarsman standing on shore holding oar watching a race. reverse inscribed inside wreath: Linden R.C. (now Sons of the Thames RC) 1949 Drawn Fours
Obv Circular medallion with relief of Father Thames relaxing holding oar, METROPOLITAN AMATEUR REGATTA ESTD 1866, rev: raised image of trophy, THAMES CHALLENGE CUP SENIOR FOURS, one identical with edge inscribed 1905
Obv: sculler in foreground 8 & 4 in background, rev: raised wreath w/ "Cercle Nautique De Neuville S.(Sur) Saone (Rhone) around perimeter, no engraving.
1900; Oct. 7, 1902; 1905; 1901; 1900; 1902; inscribed: Oct. 7, 1902, No 1 George Wendell Bush, Class of 1905 (see Pictures/Inventory/Medals/Cornell Daily Sun 1901 & Cornell Alumni News 1900, In 1902 Bush rowing bow in 3rd frosh)
One of six medals; bar with enameled lettering Senior Single and smaller bar M*V*A*R*A* with blue enamel flag, main shield hanging from chain with blue enamel 1890 over crossed oars. John F. Corbet (1856-1939)
One of six medals; 1890 Free For All, Senion, ISARA, J Corbet, top bar engraved J Corbet above an eagle, hanging "90", square medal relief FREE FOR ALL, SENIOR, ISARA, incenter sculler, rev: 10 July 1890, stamped: F.G. Smith & Sons Co, Detroit
NWARA, Senior Single, '86. Elaborate crossed oars mounted on shield with trident hanging from bar. Reverse: Reeds Lake, Grand Rapids Mich, July 12th & 13th .86, Time 13-45 3/4
Minnesota & Winnepeg Assoc. Regatta, obv: bar - Senior Single Sculls, shield on shield hanging from bar/chain inscribed Hotel Lafayette, Lake Minnetonka, with crossed oars, rev: no inscription. John F. Corbet (1856-1939) - Farragut Club
Top bar: M.V.A.R.A. hanging circular medal: 1887 SENIOR SINGLE SHELLS, center arm holding oar and surrounded by a wreath, rev: no inscription, 2.25" tall, 1.5" wide