Received the Albert Medal 'for his contributions to technological and industrial innovation and management'

Received the Albert Medal 'for increasing recognition of the need for new and often young enterprise in industry and for multiplying support, both corporate and private, for the arts'

Received the Albert Medal 'for increasing recognition of the need for new and often young enterprise in industry and for multiplying support, both corporate and private, for the arts'

Received the Albert Medal 'for his outstanding contributions in the fields of business and the arts'

Received the Albert Medal 'for his impact and achievement in a multiplicity of fields, especially education, consumer affairs and social services'

Received the Albert Medal 'for his contribution to the arts, manufacture and commerce as a businessman, publisher and philanthropist'

Received the Albert Medal 'for his outstanding contribution to business and to corporate governance'

Received the Albert Medal 'for his outstanding contribution to business and to corporate governance'

Received the Albert Medal 'for his outstanding contribution to business and to corporate governance'

Received the Albert Medal 'for his outstanding contribution to business and to corporate governance'. HRH The Duke of Edinburgh and Prudence Leith, Chairman of Council in background

Received the Albert Medal 'for his outstanding contribution to business and to corporate governance'.

Received the Albert Medal 'for his contribution to social sciences and commitment to education, music and the arts'

Prize of a gold medal and £500 offered 'A means of promoting the production or the economic utilization of food in Britain'. Awarded to Dr. Ronald Edgar Slade for a scheme for two systems of farming, one for grassland and the other for arable land

Prize of a gold medal and £500 offered 'A means of promoting the production or the economic utilization of food in Britain'. Awarded to Dr. Ronald Edgar Slade for a scheme for two systems of farming, one for grassland and the other for arable land

Centenary Cup, designed by John Monteith Gates in collaboration with Don Weir, was hand fashioned of clear crystal by Steuben Glass at Corning, New York. The centenary of the Corning Glass Works, founded in 1851, was commemorated by the opening of the Corning Glass Center, dedicated to the history of art, science and industry of glassmaking. Corning Glass commissioned this commemorative cup in honour of the long relationship which has existed between the arts and industries of Britain and America

Commissioned to mark HM The Queen's 50 year association with the RSA

Commissioned to mark HM The Queen's 50 year association with the RSA

Commissioned to mark HM The Queen's 50 year association with the RSA