A bronze medal produced on the retirement of Montague Rendall as Headmaster by Frank Bowcher, 1924
With bust of Rendall facing left wearing academic gown, MONTAGUE JOHN RENDALL INFORMATOR MCMXI-XXIV around, to the left AET. LXII, below the shoulder F.B. & R.G.; the reverse with a bird's eye view of the college, manners makyth man around, below mcmxxiv domum day and R.G. F.B. in leather presentation case. 7.4 cm. diameter.
Montague J. Rendall (1862 - 1950) served Winchester for thirty-seven years as classical master, Second Master and Headmaster at a time when the school was at the height of its reputation. One of the last Victorians, he strongly promoted the literary, moral and religious standards which he deemed of ultimate worth in the changing world and was considered by his contemporaries at Winchester to be among the greatest and best influences upon them.