Catalog - Rhenumis 5

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Belgium, Brüssel, bronze medal (diameter approximate 64, 8 mm, approximate 90, 71 g), 1934, from A. Mauquoy, on the 100 years celebration the academy of military sciences. Av: standing Athena with rod and noosed between 4 lines characters. Rev: coat of arms before vertical lions, beneath palm branches and banderole. Small edge nick, small Kr., extremley fine

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Belgium, Bousval, wearable rectangular bronze badge (approximate. 22, 9 c26, 0 mm, approximate 8, 80 g), 1935, from Theunis, to the 25 years anniversary the royally flourish of trumpets. Av: femaleness with lyre. Rev: 5 lines characters. Watermark edge nick, watermark. Kr., extremley fine

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Bronzed aluminum medal (diameter approximate 34, 6 mm, approximate 4, 47 g), 1935, unsigned, Reichs alliance for PHYSICAL EDUCATION, on the 4. TRACK AND FIELD Sport festival the hockey-player. Av: running hockey-player, circumscribed. Rev: 8 lines characters, beneath hockey stick and oak leaves. Bronzing partial chipped, extremley fine

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Austria, bronze medal (diameter approximate 40, 3 mm, approximate 37, 44 g), 1937, from Humplik, premiums medal of the Austrian aviation club. Av: manlier head left. Rev: 2 lines transcription. High relief, small edge nick, small Kr., extremley fine

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Netherlands, one-sided cast bronze medal (diameter approximate 92, 9 mm, approximate 277, 63 g), 1949, unsigned. Av: standing femaleness from the front, head left, circumscribed \"W. E. Goyarts - 1939-1949\". Small edge nick, extremley fine

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France / Belgium, collection composed of over 60 persons respectively portrait medallion (mostly brazen), from the period approximate 1890-1940. With also badges. Condition mixed. Definitely visit exactly!

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Finland, bronze medal (diameter approximate 50, 3 mm, approximate 58, 52 g), undated, signed (Quist), to the memory the brotherliness. Av: femaleness with oil lamp and laurel branch. Rev: two children be opposite a wreath holding, beneath 2 lines characters. Pendant (traces), small edge nick, small Kr., extremley fine

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Hungaria, bronze medal (diameter approximate 70, 0 mm, approximate 115, 94 g), undated, unsigned, on the diet. Av: exterior view of the Parliament from in front, circumscribed. Rev: interior view of the Parliament with delegates. Watermark edge nick, extremly fine to uncirculated.

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Denmark, silver plated ? medal at the volume (diameter approximate 28, 3 mm, approximate 14, 21 g), 1951, Soren Dupont. Av: femaleness in the dress to the right going, circumscribed. Rev: 4 lines characters. In the case, pendant (traces), at the volume, margin engraved (name and year), polished, extremley fine

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Austria, Styria, bronze medal (diameter approximate 60, 1 mm, approximate 59, 71 g), undated, unsigned, premiums medal for Salaries about the country and forestry the Landeskammer in Styria. Av: masculine bust left, circumscribed. Rev: crowned coat of arms, circumscribed. Small edge nick, small Kr., extremley fine

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Austria, one-sided bronze badge (approximate. 57, 2 x80, 6 mm, approximate 133, 46 g), 1961, from Prince, premiums medal to the shooting anniversary of the Burgenland Regional Hunting Association. Av: length portrait of the holy Hubertus with halo to inside left, in the background a deer. Rev: 4 lines. Extremly fine to uncirculated.

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Großglockner, ? badges medals (diameter approximate 57, 8 mm, approximate 24, 59 g), undated, from J. Bauer. Av: view of the Großglockner Hochalpenstraße. Rev: frozen Glockner cross. Inside 10 black and white pictures of the Großglockners. Extremly fine.

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Innsbruck, ? badges medals (diameter approximate 57, 9 mm, approximate 24, 14 g), undated, from J. Bauer. Av: exterior view of the golden Dachls. Rev: length portrait Andreas Hofers left. Inside 10 black and white pictures with places of interest from Innsbruck. Extremly fine.

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Poland, lot of 3 ? medals (Dm. Always approximate 39, 6 mm, approximate 35 g and 1 x 44 g), undated, unsigned, on the Polish kings, Boleslaw IV., Mieszko I. And III. Partial tiny edge nick, extremly fine to uncirculated.

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Gold medal (diameter approximate 20, 7 mm, approximate 4, 17 g), 1981, from R. Shearer, on the final the World Chess Championship in Merano 1981 between Karpov and Kortschnoi. Hallmarked \"986\", in edition etui, spot, PP.