Catalog - 11. Rhenumis-Auction

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Coarser medal tin casting (32, 79 g, 54, 1 mm), to 1702; Abgussvorbild is a silver medal from Philipp Heinrich Mueller on the first receipts the fortress Landau through the imperial militaries Josephs I. From Habsburg i. J. 1702. Aversum: accordingly inscription on the conquest. Reverse: : aeroview the Lan duration fortress. Ss. The silver original at the DDB with the inventory number MK 25782. The fortress Landau became 1704 another time from imperial militaries einigenommen: during a medal on the second conquest regular in the auction offerings appears, are medals on the first so hardly to find; insofar is also the cast in fact rare.

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Augsburg, silver medal (Dm. 2, 9 mm, 9, 78 g), 1704, from P. H. Mueller, on the relief the imperial. Av: city view, in section beneath 5 lines characters. Rev: ark on boulder in stormy lake, at the base Pyr, left flying dove with olive branch, over it \"BONAE SPEI\". Forster 85, ss.

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Augsburg, silver medal (Dm. 2, 9 mm, 9, 59 g), 1704, from P. H. Mueller, on the relief the imperial. Av: storing city goddess with shield left, in section beneath 5 lines characters. Rev: ark on boulder in stormy lake, at the base Pyr, left flying dove with olive branch, over it \"BONAE SPEI\". Forster 84, Hsp, ss.

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Augsburg, silver medal (Dm. 2, 9 mm, 6, 02 g), 1755, on the 200 year celebration of the religious peace. Av: God's eye over Stadtpyr, circumscribed. Rev: angel with trombone over fittings, circumscribed. Forster 124, extremley fine

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Augsburg, silver medal (Dm. 2, 9 mm, 5, 92 g), 1755, on the 200 year celebration of the religious peace. Av: God's eye over Stadtpyr, circumscribed. Rev: angel with trombone over fittings, circumscribed. Forster 124, very fine+.

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Bavaria, Karl Theodor, silver medal (Dm. 3, 3 mm, approximate 14, 50 g), 1795, from from Cajetan Destouches, on the second marriage of the Electors with Mary Leopoldine from Austria. Av: both length portraits next to one another to the right, circumscribed. Rev: lion with shield, in section beneath 3 lines characters. Houses 100, small edge nick, very fine to extremly fine.

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Baden, Karlsruhe, Friedrich I., bronze medal (52, 20 g, 46, 20 mm), 1858, from Carl Friedrich Voigt, on the 34. Naturalist and medical meeting in Karlsruhe. Aversum: bust of the Grand Duke to the right. Reverse: : Globe between moon and Sun, beneath banderole research leads to God and circumscription. Wieland / Zeitz 289, extremley fine

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Schesslitz, silver medal (Dm. 30 mm, 15, 14 g), 1861, from ream, on the confirmation. Av: coat of arms, therefore \"CARL count U. Mr. V. GIECH and FANNY Countess V. GIECH / their SOHNE CARL GOTTFRIED to the CONFIRMATION 29 November 1861\". Rev: Jesus at the cross, therefore \"belief to the mister JESUM CHRISTUM / SO become you and Your house overjoyed\". Strong coloured patina, extremly fine to uncirculated.

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Hamburg, Altona, non-personalised premium bronze medal (91, 73 g, 59, 1 mm), 1869, from C. D. Claudius F, on the same year business exhibition in Altona. Aversum: inside one wide and perforated framing a seated spinning woman, to whose feet two vessels stand; in the background the Elbe with ships and the city Altona. The framing is eight times divided and becomes from various utensils partitioned. Reverse: : centered the coat of arms from Schleswig Holstein and Altona, underlaid from an unsigned entwined volume to the names registration of the award-winning. Lange 1243 b, minimal edge nick and scratch, otherwise extremley fine

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Prussia, Wilhelm I., bronze medal (156, 01 g, 70, 4 mm), 1870, from Leopold Vienna, on the inauguration the Rhein railway bridge between Neuss and Duesseldorf. Aversum: the staggered busts Wilhelms and Augustas to the right. Reverse: : neptune with the municipal coat of arms at the bank of the Rhine storing, in the background the bridge. Doery / Kubinszky 145, Moyaux 337, in the contemporary case, patina stains, otherwise extremley fine

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Prussia, Wilhelm I., bronze general's medal (317, 80 g, 84, 10 mm), 1871, from E. Warrior and F. W. Kullrich to draft from Th. Large, on the victory over France. Aversum: bust Wilhelms I. To the right, in circumscription name legend person concerned German Generals and military, beneath Chancellor of the Reich Otto from Bismarck, General Field Marshal Helmuth from Moltke as well the wartime and First Lord of the Admiralty count Albrecht from Roon. Reverse: : Germania on pedestal sitting, in of the right hand a sword, the left on a shield with Imperial Eagle reinforced, left the slightly demurred standing victory goddess, in both hands wreaths, the right but over Germania holding, right the half screwed standing peace goddess with oak branche in of the right and cornucopia in of the left hand; in Exergue the Kriegsjahreszahlen 1870 - 1871, separated from iron cross, beside in each case the medaillegraveur signaturen. Huesken 7.277.3, summer K70 and W17, aversum few small green patina stains, on each side, but especially reverse, beginning attractive rainbow patina to the relief borders, in contemporary dark brown leather case with stamped year dates and dark blue velvet insert, extremly fine to uncirculated. The general's medal became to 25 copies in gold manufactured - a for the Emperor, the remaining for which war the medal named persons - besides to 100 copies in silver, to 134 copies in bronze as well three times in gold-plated bronze. The medal lies an older copy of a referenziellen Write from 21. February 1874 by.

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Hamburg, 4 silver medals (diameter approximate 25, 6 mm, approximate 4, 4 - 4, 5 g), undated (1871), from J. Laurence, on the victory against France, so-called whist brands. Friedrich III., peak: I games from; Wilhelm I., core: I LEG at; Moltke, cross: I TRUMPHE; Bismarck, square: I demand. Partly small edge nick, small Kr., very fine to extremly fine.

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Wuerttemberg, bronze medal (Dm. 49, 1 mm, 52, 69 g), 1871, from Schnitzspahn, on the silver wedding from Karl with Olga from Russia. Av: heads of the married couple staggered to the right. Rev: coat of arms from Wuerttemberg and Russia in the wreath. Ebner 105, small edge nick, extremley fine

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Schleswig, bronze medal, (Dm. 59, 5 mm, 96, 31 g), 1895, from E. Herter and O. Schultz, on the opening of the North-Baltic Sea-canal. Av: busts the Emperor Wilhelm I., Friedrich III., and Wilhelm II in the triangle, in between three coat of arms. Rev: two mermaids as embodiment from North and Baltic Sea rich be the hands, in the background beacons. Small edge nick, small Kr., extremley fine

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Silver medal 1933 (29, 5 g, 45, 2 mm) from Hoernlein in memory of Hitlers Seizure of power. Aversum: busts Hitlers and Hindenburgs to the right. Reverse: : swastika with date legend. In contemporary cardboard case with violet velvet insert. In edge inscription Saxon coin 999 f. Colbert / Hyder 38, matted, extremley fine

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Silver medal (24, 79 g, 36, 0 mm), 1933, from F. Beyer, on the political events of the year. Aversum: bust Hitlers to the right and title like name inscription. Reverse: : eagle head before swastika to the right, therefore around four annual data as well Hitlers device. Colbert / Hyder C-47, in issue box, extremley fine

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Silver medal (24, 72 g, 36, 30 mm), 1933, from F. Beyer, on the Seizure of power Hitlers. Aversum: bust Hitlers to the right. Reverse: : eagle head before swastika in the laurel wreath. Min. Edge nick, extremley fine

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Silver medal (21, 88 g, 36, 30 mm), 1933, unsigned (from Gloeckler), in the year German change in fortune. Aversum: bust Hitlers between oak leaf left. Reverse: : chain-splitting eagle with swastika on the breast. Extremley fine

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Third Reich, silver medal (Dm 36, 4 mm, 24, 7 g), 1933, unsigned, on the Seizure of power Hitlers, Av: bust Hitler left circumscription, Rev: eagle with sun gear on the breast circumscription, extremley fine