Catalog - 10. Rhenumis-Auktion

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General. 1932 Gold medal (diameter approximate 22, 70 mm, approximate 6, 09 g), 1932, on the 100. Day of death from Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. Av: head left, circumscribed. Rev: oak leaves between Life data, circumscribed. Margin hallmarked, extremly fine to uncirculated.

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General. 1932 Gold medal (diameter approximate 22, 70 mm, approximate 6, 11 g), 1932, on the 100. Day of death from Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. Av: head left, circumscribed. Rev: oak leaves between Life data, circumscribed. Margin hallmarked, extremley fine

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General. 1932 Gold medal (diameter approximate 22, 70 mm, approximate 6, 15 g), 1932, on the 100. Day of death from Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. Av: head left, circumscribed. Rev: oak leaves between Life data, circumscribed. Margin hallmarked, extremly fine to uncirculated.

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General. 1932 Gold medal (diameter approximate 22, 70 mm, approximate 6, 24 g), 1932, on the 100. Day of death from Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. Av: head left, circumscribed. Rev: oak leaves between Life data, circumscribed. Margin hallmarked, extremly fine to uncirculated.

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Bronze medal (Dm. 36, 0 mm, 21, 29 g), 1933, unsigned (from Glöckler), on the Seizure of power through Adolf Hitler. Av: length portrait Hitlers left. Rev: eagle with swastika on the breast, the chain detonating. Edge inscription: "Bavarian. Imperial Mint", small edge nick, zaponized, extremley fine

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19.770 g. Third Reich. 19.770 g. Bronze medal, 1933, from Bavarian. Av: bust Hitlers to the right, circumscribed. Rev: eagle head before swastika to the right, therefore wreath and transcription. In casket, st. Superb specimen.

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Third Reich. 1933 Adolf Hitler, bronze medal (Dm. 36 mm, 21, 71 g), 1933, unsigned, on the events of the year. Av: length portrait Hitlers left, circumscribed. Rev: eagle with torn captivate, therefore "in the year German change in fortune 1933". Edge inscription. In red issue box, st.

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Third Reich. 1933 bronze medal (Dm. 36, 40 mm, approximate 19, 17 g), 1933, from F. Beyer, on the choice from Hermann Goering to the Prussian Prime Ministers. Av: length portrait left, in the outer wreath transcription. Rev: eagle with thunderbolt and sword, circumscribed. Margin hallmarked, matted, st. In small box, st.

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Third Reich. People's chancellor Adolf Hitler, brass-coloured low-relief panel, O approximate 61.5 mm, on dirty and at two sides cut in unmailed "artist relief card D. R. G. M. ", very rare.

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Wearable silver medal (Dm. 40 mm, 25, 91 g), 1933, unsigned, to commemorate the national asperity 1933 of the protective company Bad Sachsa. Av: length portrait Hitlers to the right. Rev: 8 lines characters in wreath of oak. Margin hallmarked "990", small edge nick, extremley fine

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1934 cast medal from bronze, Av shows Richard Wagner textured in the Profile left, at the rear collar finish artist signature "ZEISSIG", beneath embossed designates: "RICHARD WAGNER / inland monument / IN LEIPZIG / laying the foundation stone / 6.3.1934". At back with lapel pin and manufacturer information: "WILH. HELBING / LEIPZIG W 33 / BIRKENSTR. 8". Easily removable dirt coating, otherwise impeccable.

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Third Reich, aluminum choice stamp (diameter approximate 31 mm, weight approximate 2, 14 g), undated, to the Reichstag election, Av: head Adolf Hitlers left transcription "Adolf Hitler - the leader from the adversity", Rev: 6 "elects Adolf Hitler" over bright swastika transcription "Nazi German worker faction", in small brown box with golden HK overprint, ss.

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21.780 g. Third Reich. 21.780 g. Bronze medal, 1934, from Beyer, on the death of the from Paul from Hindenburg. Av: length portrait Hindenburgs from the front. Rev: eagle left, before that shield, circumscribed. Margin hallmarked. In box, st.

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21.900 g. Hindenburg. 1934 21.900 g. On the Death Pauls from Hindenburg, draft from B. Bleeker (Bavarian Imperial Mint). Aversum: bust with laurel wreath to the right. Reverse: handshake with swastika, extremley fine

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Silver medal, (diameter approximate 36 mm, approximate 21, 8 g), undated (1934), from B. Bleeker, on the Death of the President Paul from Hindenburg, Av: head with laurel wreath to the right transcription, Rev: handshake under swastika transcription, on the margin counter "Bavarian. Imperial Mint fine silver", in the red smallest box with golden HK overprint, very fine to extremly fine.

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21.600 g. Third Reich. 21.600 g. Bronze medal, 1935, from Bavarian, on the introduction of the general conscription. Av: length portrait of a soldiers from the front, the head left, in the background fighting soldiers. Rev: 9 lines characters. Margin hallmarked. In box, st.

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General. 1920-1936 lot from three medals from Karl Goetz: 1. ) cast bronze medal 1920 on the Is awake on the Rhine. Aversum: head of a black African colonial soldiers with French helmet to the right. Reverse: a nude woman to an erect member with French helmet trammeled, behind lyre with torn chords, over it bright God's eye. Created in protest against the emanation French colonial troops to the guarding of the Rhine territory. 57, 90 g, 57, 00 mm. Extremley fine Kienast 262. / / 2. ) silver medal 1927 on the occasion of of the Bach festival on the Wartburg Castle, aversum: bust Johann Sebastian Bachs to the right. Reverse: view of the Wartburg Castle over crucifix before Organ. Edge punch: Bavarian. Imperial Mint. Fine silver. 18, 37 g, 35, 80 mm. Edge nick and scratch, otherwise extremley fine Kienast 315. / / 3. ) silver medal 1936 on the introduction the Rentenmark. Aversum: snake across the counter, in Exergue: bank problem / U. Joy. Reverse: spiral text about 1 MARK 1924 L. Edge punch: Bavarian. Imperial Mint. Fine silver. 19, 73 g, 35, 90 mm. Small edge nick, otherwise extremley fine Kienast 305.

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Bronze medal (Dm. 36, 2 mm, 19, 67 g), 1938, from Hanisch Concée, on the connection Austria to the German Reich, East mark is returned home. Av: head Hitlers to the right. Rev: Inn bridge to Braunau, over it double eagle behind swastika. Edge punch "Bavarian. Imperial Mint", extremly fine to uncirculated.

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Wearable zinc medal (Dm. 40, 6 mm, 22, 6 g), 1938, signed BM, to commemorate the Homecoming Austria to the Reich of the protective company Bad Sachsa. Av: head Hitlers and Mussolinis staggered to the right. Rev: 8 lines characters. Chipped cellulose lacquer, rare, extremley fine