At the Triennial Meeting of 1929 members of the General Society, meeting in Boston, were presented by the Massachusetts Society a medallion of George Washington of bronze gilt, measuring 2-1/2 inches in diameter (Hume #15).

Washington is shown wearing civilian dress, and facing partly to the left. There is no inscription, and the reverse is plain. The medal was mounted in a frame under glass on a background of black velvet and enclosed in a wooden frame of black and gold, measuring 41/2 by 5-1/2 inches.

Medal Commemorating the Meeting of
the General Society of the Cincinnati at Boston, 1929.
(Presented framed). Hume #15.

The medal, made from a stock pattern by Robbins & Company, of Attleboro, Massachusetts, was available for other purposes but this version, uniface with gilt finish, plain back, is likely unique to the Society of the Cincinnati's 1929 Triennial Meeting.

Medal Commemorating the Meeting of
the General Society of the Cincinnati at Boston, 1929.
(Obverse). Hume #15.

Medal Commemorating the Meeting of
the General Society of the Cincinnati at Boston, 1929.
(Reverse). One line hallmark: "Robbins Co. Attleboro". Hume #15.

Medal Commemorating the Meeting of
the General Society of the Cincinnati at Boston, 1929.
(Hallmark on reverse). Hume #15.

Baker: X-345. 65mm.  Gilt bronze. Struck by Robbins Co., Attleboro, Massachusetts.