Pewter, 10.27 grams; 37.47 mm. Circa 15th-16th century AD. A stunning circular pewter mount detailed with a heavily beaded outer rim and a raised edge around the central panel that has the religious monogram IHC, IESUS HRISTOS SALVATOR, Jesus savior of man. The upright part of the h forms a decorated cross, this symbolizes the crucifixion of Christ. On the reverse there is a single square sectioned projection for securing. Ref: Medieval Pilgrim & Secular Badges by Michael Mitchiner, page 194. A good piece in very fine condition. Recovered from the Thames foreshore at the Tower, London.