Catalog - 10. Rhenumis-Auktion

1

80.490 g. Goetz, Karl. 1915 80.490 g. Cast bronze medal on the torpedoing the "Lusitania" through a German submarine, Aversum: the Death as booking clerk, reverse: the sinking ship, British propaganda re-casting, 5 May. Kienast 156, ss.

1

Zinc medal (diameter approximate 51, 3 mm, approximate 32, 0 g), 1915, from Julius Trautzl, donations medal the war welfare. Av: masculine head a sword holding left, beneath between characters lyre and theatre masks. Rev: 4 lines characters. Extremly fine.

1

Goetz, Karl. 1918 small collection from mainly Goetz medals from bronze, silver and bronze casting. As well among others Kienast 386 Hindenburg, 388 Duerer, 410 Bismarck (punched), Kienast 551 Zeppelin. With also replicas. Condition mostly about very fine and extremley fine in total 13 pieces.

1

Wittenberg, cast bronze medal (diameter approximate 78, 7 mm, approximate 123, 8 g), undated, from Hosaeus, on the foundation the Protestant Church the Old Prussian union. Av: crucifix over city view from Wittenberg, beneath Lutherrose between fishes. Rev: cross with AOXP in the angles, beneath oak laurel branch, beneath 3 lines characters. Small edge nick, extremly fine freshly cast.

1

General. Undated (about 1925) lot from a medal and a double taler Prussia: silver plated medal as premium the Central Thuringian industrial and chamber of commerce Weimar with original eyelet and pendant hoop, probably a later production; inserted in possible contemporary or earlier case (crowned monogram from W, An and V with deep purple velvet cover). Aversum: laurel wreath with inscription "for / Faithful / in the / work". Reverse: view of the Wartburg Castle, in Exergue 'K. GOETZ.' no edge punch. 29, 880 g, 45, 0 mm. Kienast 360. Scratch, extremley fine besides double taler Friedrich Wilhelms IV. (1840-1861), Brandenburg-Prussia 1844. PPC's 69. Patina, ss.

Goetz, Karl. 1925 lot of nine portable Merit Medals the Chambers of Commerce: Dresden, Chemnitz, Zittau, Leipzig, Plauen and East Thuringia. Kienast 98 and 100 among others condition mostly extremley fine

1

410.000 g. Weimar Republic. 1925 410.000 g. Bronze medal. Aversum: Mann in back view on sea cliffs, a lifting eagle on the beggarly holding, at the bottom on the right signature 'C. STock / 1925' and transcription: "for Salaries about the - Zeppelin Eckener contribute". Reverse: Zeppelin before clouds, in Exergue 'WMF / Geislingen,' centered Goethe cit.: "all Forces / to the despite be condition / never bend / strong to appear / Rufet the arms the / gods causing", extremley fine

1

185.070 g. Hörnlein, Friedrich Wilhelm, 1873-1945. Undated (1926) 185.070 g. One-sided round Eisengusshohlplakette as Honor gift for the service anniversary. Av: back view miner all standing to inside left with left beggarly pointing over open-cast mining landscape, right beggarly over shoulder of miner, standing to his right, a hewing iron shouldered has, explaining mining. At grassroots level to the left of it a milliarium with the number 25 on that. Transcription: (above: ) German lignite - industrial - association (at the bottom: ) Thanks to of the mining for 25 years faithful work. Rv: hollow, however with raised signet of the opencast mining Lauchhammer. With original holder. In the attractive original case from Cardboard (slightly bumped), the strong structured boulder imitated. A. F. A. 201 Müseler 15.3.14, RR, freshly cast.

1

Cast bronze medal (diameter approximate 72 mm, approximate 150, 3 g), 1927, from K. Goetz, on the fifth Wartburg May days. Av: bust weaver inside right, circumscribed. Rev: group of people in the Wald, in the background on the hummock the Wartburg Castle. Kienast 396, small edge nick, extremley fine

1

19.650 g. Hindenburg. 1927 19.650 g. Silver medal from Friedrich Wilhelm Hörnlein on the 80. Birthday of the President Paul Ludwig Hans Anton from Beneckendorff and from Hindenburg, Aversum: head to the right, reverse: 80 / years / 2. Oct / 1927 over barrel, outside circle of stars, edge punch: SÄCHS. Coin 999, the Saxon medallist Hörnlein created above 300 medals and coins, whereby the from him created Commemorative coin "Friedrich the Wise" to the valuable and rarest silver coins the modern age counts. Be more tragic Death along with his family near the large bombing attacks on Dresden at the 13. February 1945 placed not alone his artistic create an end, but rather also an end point under the traditional, historic over centuries GROWN medal tradition the saxon mint in Dresden. The current edition becomes only extremely rare once offered. Rare, extremley fine

1

24.960 g. Weimar Republic. 1927 24.960 g. Silver medal from Karl Goetz on the 80. Birthday of the President Paul from Hindenburg. Aversum: bust with signature to the right, circumscribed, date and letter 'D.' reverse: double helmeted four-field family coat of arms, over it eagle shield and transcription: "German. Reich. TREUSTER. Footman. " edge punch: "Bavarian. Imperial Mint. Silver 900 F. " slight scratch. Resinous pinewood. 386, extremley fine

1

26.410 g. Weimar Republic. 1928 26.410 g. Medal from silver plated bronze. Aversum: two length portraits to the right, in Exergue signature 'M. And W. St. With transcription: "Hermann Köhl · from Hünefeld". Reverse: flying eagle over open body of water left and inscription: "the America - airmans / to the happy Homecoming 1928". Slightly rubbed, ss.

1

24.870 g. 1929 24.870 g. Aversum: three staggered busts left, right a monogram sign and transcription: "Zeppelin the Creator · Eckener the leader · Arid the builder". Reverse: world map section with four note 'Friedrichshafen 10.8. / 15.8. / 4.9. / / Tokio 19.8. / 23.8. / / Lot-Angeles 26.8. / 27.8. / / Lakehurst 29.8. / 8.8. / 2.9. ' with transcription: "I. World trip of the air ship 'Count Zeppelin' 1929". Scratch, pp.

1

General. Silver medal (diameter approximate 36 mm, 19, 83 g), 1929, from Karl Goetz, on Dr. Hugh Eckener and the world trip of the LZ 127 Count Zeppelin. Av: bust Dr. Eckeners left, circumscribed. Rev: Zeppelin and bird before globe. Kienast 429, small edge nick and scratch, very fine to extremly fine.

1

147.700 g. Weimar Republic. 1929 147.700 g. Iron medal. Aversum: aviator bust in the middle of from clouds left, beneath two globes and a flying badge; centered inscription: "Commemorating the conquest of the poles / by rear admiral Richard E. Byrd / and his associates / presented by / the Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce of America / May 9, 1926 - November 29, 1929". Reverse: airplane with mounted eagle over Bergszene to the right and at the bottom on the right signature 'Kilenyi.' on the margin: "Whitehead Hoag", extremley fine

1

1930 Gold medal (diameter approximate 22, 50 mm, 5, 91 g) 1930, from J. Bernhart, on the liberation the Rhine countries. Av: head Hindenburgs left, circumscribed. Rev: view of the castle Rhine rock, circumscribed. Margin hallmarked, extremly fine to uncirculated.

1

1930 Gold medal (diameter approximate 22, 50 mm, 5, 98 g) 1930, from J. Bernhart, on the liberation the Rhine countries. Av: head Hindenburgs left, circumscribed. Rev: view of the castle Rhine rock, circumscribed. Margin hallmarked, extremly fine to uncirculated.

1

1930 Gold medal (diameter approximate 22, 50 mm, 6, 05 g) 1930, from J. Bernhart, on the liberation the Rhine countries. Av: head Hindenburgs left, circumscribed. Rev: view of the castle Rhine rock, circumscribed. Margin hallmarked, extremly fine to uncirculated.

1

1930 Gold medal (diameter approximate 22, 50 mm, 6, 07 g) 1930, from J. Bernhart, on the liberation the Rhine countries. Av: head Hindenburgs left, circumscribed. Rev: view of the castle Rhine rock, circumscribed. Margin hallmarked, extremly fine to uncirculated.