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Great Britain, interesting lot from a bronze and four pewter medals, two of them gold plated, at the pin cushion. Thematic becomes for the years 1895, 1896, 1898, 1900 and 1901 a certain F. Usher for regular punctuality at school vowed. Aversum is in each case the bust queen Victorias to see, reverse the commendation text with adapted datings and school years.

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Papal State, Pius VII, silver medal (26, 51 g, 39, 7 mm), 1800-1823, from L. Gennari, on the Seminarium Romanum Pontificium. Aversum: Petrus keys before screen, circumscribed. Reverse: : In wreath of foliage inscription: VIRTVTI PRAECIPVAE. Black patina, extremley fine

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Mexico, Maximilian I., Silberpreismedaille (38, 41 g, 44, 7 mm), 1864, from Navalon. D, for scientific and artistic Salaries. Aversum: bust Maximilians to the right, therefore name and form of address. Reverse: : centered inscription, therefore around wreath from oak and laurel leafs. Stitching traces, patina stains, very fine+.

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Netherlands, bronze medal (diameter approximate 40 mm, 26, 86 g), 1872, from Elion. Av: storing lion to the right, behind rising sun, therefore \"SOCIETEIT DE EENDRAGT - VYFTIG JARIG BESTAAND\". Rev: 9 lines characters over coat of arms. Small edge nick, extremley fine

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Austria, Vienna, Franz Joseph I., bronze medal (120, 73 g, 68, 3 mm), 1856, from Carl Radnitzky, on the 32. Meeting German naturalist and doctors. Aversum: throning Vindobona before garlands, the hands on two heraldic shields put; at the edge the four inscription-dividing busts Marc Aurels (city founder), Heinrich Jasomirgotts (first duke Austria, builder the St. Stephen's Church), Leopolds I. (upraised Vienna to the capital) and Franz Josephs I. (current Emperor), in circumscription on the personalities referrenzierende sayings in two Line up: United force - / Your new live / / BY ROMAN SIZE / festival establishes / / through pious Sense / with God allied / / through majesty with / luminousness surrounded. Reverse: : length portrait the Artemis from Ephesus with three breasts, over it event-related inscription, at the edge animal, floral and mineral ornamental decoration, as well a human head. In contemporary, edged gold-plated, light grey cardboard case with punched K. And K. Eagle and enclosed older description list; the case shows unfortunately signs of disintegration at the surrounding margin. The medal point at an extremely attractive rainbow patina on. Brettauer 2416, Houses 4558, Wurzbach 9330, st.

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Austria, Vienna, Franz Joseph I., bronze medal (127, 89 g, 68, 0 mm), 1856, from Radnitzky, on the 32. Meeting German naturalist and doctors. Aversum: Vindobona with two shields, in circumscription four busts (Marc Aurel, Heinrich II. Jasomir god, Leopold I., Franz Joseph I. ). Reverse: : mother nature with many breasts, over it inscription, therefore around ornamental frame. Houses 4558, green patina stains, otherwise extremley fine

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Peru, Andres Avelino Caceres, silver medal (48, 3 g, 44, 0 mm), 1890, from J. R., on the put through laying the foundation stone for the statue of the General and independence fighter Jose de San Mart_n to the 28. July 1890. Aversum: bust Mart_ns left, in circumscription name, Distinction and dating. Reverse: : In inscription credit of the president Caceres and an additional Minister. Already 1850 war the establishment of a monument per decree arranged become, failed however at costs and commitment; first to the 17. December 1904 were a final artist announcement begun and subsequently no costs shied. Few fine scratch, minimal edge nick, very fine to extremly fine.

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RDR, Maria Theresia, silver medal (Dm. 44, 6 mm, 34, 96 g), undated (1740-1780), from thunder, premiums medal for coin engravers. Av: length portrait Mary Theresias to the right, therefore \"MAR. THERESIA. PIA. August FEL. REI. Metallurgist. RESTAURATRIX\". Rev: length portrait Franz Stephans to the right, therefore \"FRANCISCUS. IDG. Rome. IMPS. AGERM. Here. REX. LOTH. Cash. ET. M. HET. DUX\". Small edge nick, ss. Rare!

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Sweden, Karl XII, gilded pewter medal (approximate. 40, 80 mm, 15, 11 g), undated, from G. Hautsch, on the glorious triumph in the years 1700-1706. Av: length portrait to the right, circumscribed. Rev: lion left, beneath coat of arms, over it \"PAR brio ROBVR\". With edge inscription. Delzanno 109, extremley fine

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Sweden, Ulrika Eleonora, bronze suite medal (approximate. 33, 40 mm, 14, 48 g), undated, from J. C. Hedlinger. Av: length portrait to the right, circumscribed. Rev: 11 lines characters. Delzanno 104, extremly fine to uncirculated.

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Spain, Alphonsus XIII, bronze medal (66, 5 g, 49, 5 mm), 1894, from B. Maura, on the attendance the Regent Mary Cristina in the National coin and Briefmarkenfabrik. Aversum: bust Mary Cristinas to the right. Reverse: : dated inscription. Aversum a little patina, otherwise extremley fine

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Ulm, bronze medal (21, 90 g, 36, 2 mm), undated (approximate. 1900-1910), signed with G. S., on the Real secondary school Ulm. Aversum: Ulmer cathedral. Reverse: : circum- and inscription as well six-rayed star. Extremley fine

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Lot from two medals: gilded bronze medal, 1913, from Oertel (Berlin), to the celebration from 100 years of the 2. Westphalian Hussar regiments no. 11, pendant (traces) with two original eyelet links, ss. In addition to it a pewter medal, 1894, on the XI. Mainz-based federal shooting, with eyelet, volume and lapel pin, very fine+.

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Lot of 3 silver medals (Dm. Always. 33, 0 mm, approximate 17, 8-18, 2 g), 1914, from Lauer, on various military. On Colonel-General from an and the start of the war, on General from Emmich and the conquest from Liege, on frigate captain from Mueller and the S. M. S. Emden. Always margin hallmarked \"silver 990\", a little rubbed, PP.

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Saxony, Dresden, bronze medal (Dm. 101, 5 mm, approximate 431 g), 1914, signed G&S and Wrba, to commemorate the 1764 founded Academy of Fine Arts. Av: Athena bestrides with shouldering spear left. Rev: abduction the Europe, beneath nude masculine configuration, in the background bright Sun. Small edge nick, extremley fine

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Prussia, Wilhelm II., Gold medal (approximate. 22, 40 mm, 7, 99 g), 1915, on the alliance with Austria-Hungary. Av: the length portraits from Franz Joseph I. And Wilhelm II next to one another left, therefore \"God with us\". Rev: two coronas, over it brilliant star, beneath oak wreath. F. St.

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Berlin, bronze medal (50, 81 g, 49, 1 mm), 1922, in memory of the jubilee celebration of the DRV Berlin at the 2. December 1922. Aversum: cyclist left. Rev: inscription. Almost extremley fine

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Silver medal (24, 89 g, 36, 20 mm), undated (1925), from O. Gloeckler, on the Death Friedrich Eberts. Aversum: bust Friedrich Eberts left as well Amtsumschrift. Reverse: : blacksmith at incus and circumscription: in the work lies of the German VOLKESSTAeRKE. Comp. Schlumberger 6, scratch, otherwise very fine+.

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Weimar Republic, silver medal (28, 38 g, 39, 8 mm), 1927, from Lidl (H. L. ), on the 18. German Bundesschliessen in Munich. Aversum: eagle head left. Reverse: : kneeling Protection with gun. At the edge hallmarked: CARL POELLATH SCHROBENHAUSEN 950.\' slightly matted, scratch, in the edition etui, almost extremley fine