Catalog - 11. Rhenumis-Auction

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Silesia, Wroclaw, Frankenstein (Zabkowice Slaskie), Zadel, Friedrich Wilhelm IV. (Prussia), copper medal (31, 38 g, 41, 8 mm), undated (1861), from G. Solved, on the reconstruction of the town hall to Frankenstein and Zadel (edified 1661 and through blaze at the 24. April 1858 destroyed). Aversum: Zerstoertes townhall, circumscription and in inscription: God - assist. Reverse: : rebuilt townhall, circumscription and in inscription: God - aided. Contact marks, beginning rainbow patina, extremley fine

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Interesting lot from four bronze re-casting Pontifical suite medals on the Popes Pelagius I. (556-561), Martin I. (649-653), Johannes V. (685-686) and Stephan V. (885-891), partly with silver remnants on the ground that casting traces or former silvering. Initiated from Mainz-based Archbishop Lothar from Schoenborn (1694-1729) gave Gottlieb Lauffer (1709-1742) in Nuremberg a set from 249 Pope medals from: aversum are the pope busts under credit of the named depicted, reverse in latin inscription Life data and important life like pontificate events. The recasts sway between 20, 88 g and 22, 98 g, the diameter amounts 37, 0 mm. The conditions from almost extremly fine to extremley fine

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Denmark, Christian VII, pewter medal (91, 82 g, 63, 4 mm), 1798, from I. E. Bauert, on the Lutheran theologians and bishop from Sjµlland Nicolai Edinger. Aversum: bust left, in circumscription name and form of address, in Exergue date of birth. Reverse: : in the middle of of a troubled sea which war a boulder standing personalized belief, a torch for the Danish flagship elevating, the from the waves knocked over becomes, in circumscription: RELIGIONENS VEN STATENS VEN (\"the friend the belief, the Feund of the state\") ; in Exergue date and Reprimand on Matthew 10.32. Small edge nick, fine scratch, very fine+.

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Austria, Ferdinand I., bronze medal (56, 07 g, 44, 7 mm), 1835, from Brandt, on the Death Kaiser Franz I. Aversum: bust left, in circumscription name, title and Life data. Reverse: : inscription in the wreath of foliage. Min. Montenuovo 2541, small edge nick, a little patina, very fine to extremly fine.

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Belgium, Leopold II., copper medal (87, 24 g, 60, 5 mm), 1867, from Charles Vienna and J. P. Groolaers, on the death of the cardinal archbishop Engelbert Sterckx. Aversum: bust to right, in circumscription name and form of address. Reverse: : cardinal coat over foliage branches, beneath inscription. A little patina, extremley fine

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Norway, Karl XV, babbitt medal (32, 2 g, 44, 6 mm), 1872, from Lea Ahlborn, on the Death King Karls XV. Aversum: bust to right. Reverse: : looking up female figure, on the steps of a tomb sitting, with coat of arms and death notice. Edge nick, scratch, ss.

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Wuerttemberg, Tuebingen, bronze medal (11, 69 g, 30, 4 mm), 1887, from Schiller and Stutts, to the centenary Ludwig Uhlands (Poet, mediaevalist, literary scholar, jurist and politician) to the 26. April 1887. Aversum: bust to right. Reverse: : wreath of foliage as well In and circumscription. Extremley fine

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Hamburg, Wilhelm II., matted bronze medal (62, 09 g, 54, 4 mm), 1909, from C. Chill, in memory of the 50-year to be available of the Academischen clubs Hamburg and the 3. Presidents Friedrich Voigt. Aversum: bust of the president to the right. Reverse: : inscription between Hamburg municipal coat of arms and club monogram. Edge punch: H. M. Bronze. Contact marks, minimal patina, otherwise extremley fine

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Silver medal (24, 87 g, 36, 0 mm), 1928, from Gloeckler, on Paul from Hindenburg. Aversum: bust left. Reverse: : Tannenberger monument, in Exergue the iron cross. Schlumberger 27 (Au), contact marks, in issue box, almost extremley fine

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Bremen, silver medal (59, 63 g, 50, 2 mm), 1928, on Hermann Koehl (also on his Companion from Huenefeld and James C. Fitzmaurice) and the first Atlantic westflight, the at the 12. April 1928 with the Junkers W 33 Bremen started became. Aversum: bust left. Reverse: : nude Youth, standing on a steep ascending eagle. At the edge the manufacturer hallmark F. In contemporary cardboard box, matted, almost freshly minted.

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Silver medal (24, 52 g, 36, 0 mm), 1928, from Karl Roth, on the 100. Day of death of the composers Franz Schubert. Aversum: bust left as well named and dating inscription. Reverse: : torch between two Stars and inscription. Niggl 1824, matted, in issue box, extremley fine

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Silver medal (19, 71 g, 36, 0 mm), 1928, on the Death from admiral Reinhard Scheer. Aversum: admiral's bust left. Reverse: : sailor with laurel wreath before battle ship and Sun. In issue box, extremley fine

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Silver medal (24, 88 g, 36, 0 mm), 1930, on Otto from Bismarck and Paul from Hindenburg. Aversum: staggered busts Bismarcks and Hindenburgs ToRight as well circumscription. Reverse: : dedication and surroundings from escutcheon. Buchholz / Fried. 187, in issue box, PP.

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Silver medal (20, 84 g, 35, 8 mm), 1931, from Hoernlein, on Otto from Bismarck and 60 years German Reichs. Aversum: bust left. Reverse: : eagle with two young animals in the nest, circumscription and dating. Arnold 250, in issue box, extremley fine

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Silver medal (28, 66 g, 38, 2 mm), 1932, from W. Kullrich, on the 100. Day of death Goethe. Aversum: sharp in relief bust Goethe to the right, Life data and name. Reverse: : citation inscription from fist II. Foerschner 83, in the issue box, almost freshly minted.

Silver casual medal (13, 79 g, 33, 6 mm), undated (before 1800), from Abramson. Aversum: Youth with fruit baskets besides date-tree and circumscription: to difficulty - sweet bayberries. Reverse: : rosary and inscription: the / FLEISSE. In older red maritimblauem case, scratch, a little patina, extremly fine from PP.

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Paul VI, silver medal (88, 61 g, 58, 80 mm), 1976, on the Birth christi. Aversum: birth scene in Betlehem. Reverse: : coat of arms Pope Pauls VI, beneath inscription: Natus est vobis hodie / Salvator, quie est Christ / Dominus. / (Lc. 2.11) / - / Paulus proof coinage VI. / In nativitate Domini / on 1976. In edition etui.

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Silver medal (diameter approximate 47 mm, 39, 41 g), undated from E. Fox. Av: length portrait of Jesus from the front. Rev: double eagle. PP.

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Silver medal (diameter approximate 47 mm, 39, 18 g), undated from E. Fox. Av: length portrait of Jesus from the front. Rev: double eagle. PP.