Medal Commemorating the Death of William Pitt 1806

This bronze medal, created by Benjamin Wyon in 1806, commemorates the life of William Pitt, a prominent British statesman. The medal features a profile portrait of Pitt, with the inscription "The Rt Hon William Pitt Born 1759 Died 1806." The inscription "Non Sibi Sed Patriae Vixit" is also included, meaning "He lived not for himself but for his country," reflecting Pitt's dedication to public service. This commemorative medal is a testament to Pitt's legacy and his significant role in British history.