Catalog - Rhenumis 9

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Cologne, blackend cast bronze medal (diameter approximate 107 mm, approximate 248, 8 g), undated (1973), unsigned (from E. Nöthen), on the St. Apostelon church in Cologne. Obverse: view church. Rev: Lie of the Church on card. Steguweit 8 under Nöthen, extremly fine freshly cast.

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Cologne, cast bronze medal (Dm. Ca. 114, 4 mm, approximate 232, 2 g), undated (1975), from H. Long, GROSS Saint MARTIN. Av: church view. Rev: Saint St. Martin's Day procession, circumscribed. Steguweit 1 r under long. Edge sanding, otherwise freshly cast.

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Duisburg, Gold medal (diameter approximate 35, 20 mm, approximate 16, 01 g), 1978, unsigned, on the refoundation the university. Av: coat of arms, circumscribed. Rev: two standing ruler from the front, circumscribed. 900er Gold, PP.

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Cologne, one-sided blackend cast Iron Medal (Dm. Approximate 81 x75 mm, approximate 70, 8 g), undated (1978), unsigned (from Borries), Mann under tree. Comp. Steguweit 17 under Borries, there from bronze. Reverse with eyelet, freshly cast.

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One-sided cast bronze medal (diameter approximate 106, 0 mm, approximate 500, 0 g), 1979, from Paul remarkable, self-portrait. Head left with laurel wreath. Reverse side hallmarked \"60 / 1000\" and \"1979\", freshly cast.

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Speyer, lot of two bronze casting medals to the 2000 year-old City anniversary. Diameter in each case 88, 20 x94 mm (199, 08 g) and 124, 30 mm (747, 50 g).

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Cologne, blackend cast bronze medal (diameter approximate 80 x84 mm, approximate 155, 5 g), 1991, from A. Kill, on Friedrich from Spee. Av: head from Spee. Rev: scenic depicting witch-hunt. Steguweit 4 under Kill. Freshly cast.

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Small lot with 11 x medals Germany and international, various years, materials and sizes, mixed conditions. Please inspect!

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France, Louis XV, silver medal (diameter approximate 41, 60 mm, approximate 33, 90 g), 1754, from J. Duvivier, on the laying the foundation stone of the equestrian statue. Av: bust to right, circumscribed. Rev: 10 lines characters, over it coat of arms. Edge inscription, small edge nick, Hsp, ss.

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Belgium, one-sided, adjustable brass plaque (approximate. 163 x114 mm, approximate 450, 46 g), undated, on Queen Astrid. Av: bust left, beneath signature. Contact marks on aversum, extremley fine

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France, one-sided bronze badge (approximate. 213 x168 mm), undated, from C. Meunier. Av: bust of a French coal workers to the right. On wood made up, extremley fine

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France, rectangular bronze badge (approximate. 67, 90 x71, 10 mm, approximate 125, 93 g), undated, from Hippolyte Lefevre, on the education. Av: 6 lines characters on Chalkboard, right and left feminine Form with student. Rev: 6 lockets before boughs and banners, in the centre a Chalkboard. Margin hallmarked, extremley fine

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One-sided cast bronze medal (diameter approximate 67, 5 mm, approximate 53, 9 g), undated (later cast one Renaissance medal), unsigned, on the death of the lawyer Giovanni Alvise Toscani (1478). Av: bust left. Comp. Hill 808. Eyelet at reverse mounted, extremly fine freshly cast.

France, bronze medal (diameter approximate 46, 1 mm, approximate 38, 31 g), undated, from Doit and Bertrand. Av: seated woman near the write a book holding. Rev: medallion, therefore oak laurel wreath. Margin hallmarked, small edge nick extremly fine to uncirculated

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Bronze badge (approximate. 139 x83 mm, approximate 320 g), 1902, unsigned. Av: bust left, in section beneath 2 lines characters. Rev: seated femaleness with genius to the right, ss.

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France, gilded bronze badge (approximate. 70, 90 x50, 90 mm, approximate 100, 02 g), 1906, from R. Gr_goire, on the colonial exhibition in Marseille. Av: standing personalised France with trident receipts femaleness with palm branch, behind ships. Rev: throning femaleness before city view. Margin hallmarked, extremley fine

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France, lot of five silver medals to mixed occasions. As well A. Patey, L. Bott_e, A. Dubois, F. Chabaud and an unsigned. Condition mostly extremley fine

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France, silver medal (diameter approximate 41, 50 mm, approximate 37, 96 g), 1914, from Alph_e and Dubois, shooting match. Av: seated femaleness with palm branch to the right, behind protect. Rev: 2 lines characters, therefore laurel wreath with shot guns. Margin hallmarked, extremley fine

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Sweden, silver plated bronze medal (diameter approximate 31, 3 mm, approximate 11, 0 g), 1914, Lindberg, on the Baltic games in Malmo. Av: head Gustav Adolfs left. Rev: 5 lines characters. Extremly fine.