Catalog - 2. Rhenumis e@uction

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10.820 g. Frankreich, tragbare Silbermedaille (Dm. 29,90mm, ca. 10,82g), 1909, von Lavrillier auf Jeanne d'Arc, Prüfspur, ss. selten

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Frankreich, Silbermedaille (Dm. 41,5mm, 25,8g), 1910, von J. C. Chaplain. Av: Heiliger Georg mit Schwert über am Boden liegenden Dämon. Rev: 19 Zeilen Schrift. Vz.

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57.040 g. Switzerland. 57.040 g. Silver plated bronze medal, shooting medals Freiburg "Société cantonale de tireurs Fribourgeois", slight foibles the silvering. Richter 442 b, very fine to extremly fine.

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Frankreich, Bronzemedaille (64,28 g, 50,5 mm), 1910, von Daniel Dupuis, Schützenmedaille des Kriegsministers. Av.: Weibliche Büste mit Blätterkranz nach rechts und Umschrift. Rev.: Gewehre und Flaggen vor Lorbeerkranz mit Inschrift. Randfehler, im zeitgen. Etui, ss.

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Lüttich 105.130 g. Belgien, Lüttich, Bronzemedaille, 1914, von Devresse anlässlich der Einnahme von Fort Loncin, Av.: Büste von General Georges Leman, Rv.: ein gefallener Soldat auf dem Schlachtfeld, kl. Rf, vz-st.

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France. Nice lot from five bronze and silver medals, beneath Ministère de l'intérieur, Prix offer par le Ministre from O. Roty, must see.

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Vatican. 1923 ff. Pius XI, lot of 4 lovely bronze medals of the Aurelio Mistruzzi ex 1923-27. Mont. 36, 38, 39, 40 Rin. 117, 119, 120, 121, extremly fine+.

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53.360 g. Switzerland. 1924 53.360 g. Shooting medals on the Federal shooting festival in Aargau, nice patinated. Richter 45 a,

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Switzerland. Nice lot from six protect medals from copper, bronze and silver, beneath the bronze medal to the field section shooting competition from Zurich (Richter 1855 a), must see, very fine to extremly fine.

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Switzerland. 1927 lot from two protect medals the Standschützen society in Brugg, from bronze (Richter 47 b) and silver (Richter 47 a), extremley fine

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12.300 g. Switzerland. 1927 12.300 g. Shooting medals to the cantonal shooting match in Rheinfelden. Richter 30 b, extremley fine

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20 Franc, 3. Republic, 1929, Paris, silver medal au modules de 20 Franc 1929 Aversum: the heads from Clémenceau, Poincarée and Briand left, reverse: Semeuse before rising sun left, sublime edge lettering: MONNAIE DE PARIS ARGENT TITRE 0.800, this is a coin-shaped medal. The topic the Semeuse war from the circulation coins confides. The sale of these pieces war soon prohibited, there examples in the circulation of money occurred. Gadoury leads these pieces in some issues on. Fine shading, superb. Mazard 2622 (frame cancel with two lines) Gadoury edition 1989: 851, rare, extremley fine

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39.490 g. Vatican. 1939 39.490 g. Aversum: bust Pope Pius'XII. (1939-1958) left with transcription: "PIVS. XII. Catholic Pope. MAXIMVS. A. I. " ; in Exergue: "MISTRVZZI". Reverse: Pontifical coat of arms and transcription: "CHRISTIANO. POPVLO. RECTOR. ET. PAT - he. DATVS. VI. None. MART. A. C. XXXIX. ". Mont. 21, extremly fine+.

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Rumänien, Karl I., Bronzemedaille (Dm. 70,3mm, 148g), 1939, von Stanescu, auf Professor Alexandru Tzigara-Samurcas, den Gründer des nationalen Kunstmuseums. Av: Kopf nach rechts. Rev: 8 Zeilen Schrift über Wappen. Vz-st.

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Silver medals (4) small lot from 4 Swiss silver medals, beneath on the 600. Anniversary the Confoederatio Helvetica 1953, from Fveter, besides Lausanne 1954, from A. Lassere, as well Lausanne 1951, on the gym festival, from Huguenin and locking Biel 1958, on the shooting festival from Biel, likewise from Huguenin, different conditions.

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Switzerland, Vaud, Gold medal (diameter approximate 33, 20 mm, approximate 26, 98 g, 900er Gold), 1958, from Huguenin. Obverse: horseman to the right, beneath "NYON / 2000 at that 1958". Rev: 5 lines characters. Tiny scratch, st.

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36.210 g. Vatican. 1963 = year 1 36.210 g. Silver medal from Pietro Giampaoli on Paul VI, Aversum: bust left, reverse: Pontifical coat of arms, tiny fine scratches. Mont. 17 Rinaldi 158 de Luca 314, rare in this condition, plate.

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37.780 g. Republic. Price medal 1967 37.780 g. Bronze medal. Av: Austrian agricultural fair / a hundred years Rieder poeple festival. Counter on girth: "bronze". Minimal allocated, slightly greenish breakdown on each side. In the original case "IBA 1967", extremly fine to uncirculated.

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San Marino. 1970 Set from one silver and one bronze medal San Marinos on Beethovens 200 years Birth in the original case with certificates. Aversum: bust with name and data. Reverse: woman on eagle and coat of arms San Marinos, in transcription cit. From 'ode to the Joy,' extremley fine