1889 Army Temperance Association Medal Bronze Cross ATA

An original Army Temperance Association (ATA) medal dated 1889, featuring a classic cross-shaped design with central “ATA” lettering and a prominent “6” motif. This Victorian-era medal was awarded to members of the British Army who upheld temperance (abstinence from alcohol), making it a unique piece of military and social history.

The medal is suspended from a period ribbon and finished in bronze, with a simple reverse typical of these awards. A scarce and collectible example of 19th century British temperance movement memorabilia.

Dimensions:

• Length: 42 mm

• Width: 38 mm

• Thickness: 3 mm

Key Features:

• Original ATA temperance medal 1889

• Victorian British Army issue

• Bronze cross design

• Symbolic of temperance movement in military

• Retains ribbon suspension

• Collectible military and social history item

• Compact display size

Condition

Good antique condition consistent with age. The medal shows surface wear, patina, and minor marks to the bronze. Some verdigris is visible in areas. The ribbon shows wear, fraying, and age-related fading. Reverse is plain with general wear. Please review images for full condition detail.