The "young head" bust of Queen Victoria was used on all British Farthings from 1838 to early 1860.
The "laureate or bun head" bust of Queen Victoria, which was more of a "middle age" image, was used on all British Farthings from late 1860 to early 1895.
The "Jubilee" bust was never used on British Farthings.
The "old or widow" bust of Queen Victoria was used on all British Farthings from late 1895 to 1901.
It possibly came down to a matter of economics.
mostly wealthy, Young, athletic men.
It"s the Young Victoria, not Victorian which is an adjective ( the Victorian period in literature). The only real man in her life was of course ( he died young) Prince Albert. No she did not find him in a can. ( the old tobacco joke). She was certainly friendly with Politicians like Sir Benjamin Disraeli- who cooked up the Royal Titles Bill ( sometimes called Foreign Titles bill) prior to this, the British Empire was not an official title- after it, well she was both Queen and Empress. so it makes sense to have friends in high places.
because he was immature
because he was immature
Yes Queen Victoria Was Young
Victorian Halfpennies were issued from 1838 to 1901. All issues featured an image of Queen Victoria on the obverse. The "young head" bust from 1838 to 1860. The "laureate" bust from 1860 to 1894. The "old veiled" bust from 1895 to 1901. The reverse of all Victorian Halfpennies featured the seated figure of Britannia with shield and trident.
Depict means to represent in words or pictures eg a skull and crossbones depicts danger. eg The painter wanted to depict the girl as a young innocent eg Hitler was depicted in the book as an evil monster
Young children were chimeny sweeps in Victorian times because they could fit down the chimney better than adults Unfair ain't it
Victorian teachers were not nice at all they were allowed to whip very young children even at the age of 5.
Victorian Halfcrowns do not have horses and riders on them. Look for a date. What metal is the coin made from and what diameter is it?
Yes it was by Queen Elizabeth I.
a young queen