Catalog - 11. Rhenumis-Auction

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Zwickau, fine zinc cast medal (174, 0 g, 80, 2 mm), undated (verm. 1933), from Kump, as Honor gift of the city Zwickau. Aversum: Zwickauer municipal coat of arms, from two helmets with flags and mace fighter helmet ornament crowned, circumscribed: HOECHSTES . BUERGERRECHT . Is. Honest. Work. Reverse: : swastika and circumscription. In contemporary case, extremley fine

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Silver medal (19, 76 g, 36, 3 mm), 1934, from Beyer, on the Death Pauls from Hindenburg. Aversum: length portrait to inside right. Reverse: : coat of arms before eagle with backward agile head, between an iron cross 1914 and a swastika 1934, in circumscription: the Faithful is the - Mark the honor. Matted, in issue box, extremley fine

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Silver medal 1934 (19, 9 g, 36, 3 mm) from F. Beyer to the World War commemoration. Aversum: length portrait of a soldiers before combat squad between 1914 - 1934. Reverse: : Hitler quote like millennia disdemeanour. In edge inscription Saxon coin 999 f. In contemporary cardboard case with ocher velvet insert. Extremly fine to uncirculated.

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Silver medal, (21, 7 g, 36, 2 mm), 1935, from Joseph Killensberger to the reunification per referendum with the Saarland. Aversum: miner with Davy lamp over FK signature. Reverse: : Saarland cards view and circumscription with dating. In contemporary cardboard case. Mueseler 15.3.49 a, matted, extremly fine to uncirculated.

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Silver medal (diameter approximate 36, 2 mm, approximate 24, 76 g), 1938, from F. Bavarian. Obverse: bust Hitlers to the right, in the outer wreath circumscription. Rev: eagle head before swastika to the right, therefore wreath and circumscription. Margin hallmarked, small edge nick, spotty patina, extremly fine to uncirculated.

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Silver medal (Dm. 36, 2 mm, 21, 44 g), 1938, from Hanisch Concee, 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 fine silver, small edge nick, extremley fine

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Silver medal (Dm 36, 1 mm, 21, 16 g), 1938, from Hanisch Concee, on the absorption of the Eastern March, Av: head Adolf Hitler to the right, Rev: Inn bridge in Braunau, edge punch \"mint Vienna\" and \"835\", extremley fine

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Third Reich, bronze medal (Dm 89, 1 mm, 222, 7 g), undated, unsigned, \"for special Salaries near the XXXX. Tank Corps\", Av: holy Georg at the despatch of the dragon, Rev: eagle on branch circumscription, extremley fine

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Third Reich, silver plated bronze medal (Dm 60 mm, 72, 9 g), undated, from F. Maenert, award the industrial and chamber of commerce in Liberec for longstanding Faithful assistance, Av. Half-length portrait of a worker left over Imperial Eagle, Rev: 7 lines characters, left view one factory in bergiger landscape, in the case, case cap almost torn off and closes incorrect, spots, very fine to extremly fine.

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Belgium, Louis Philippe I., copper medal (24, 84 g, 38, 0 mm) in the size of a 5 Franc piece, 1832, from Domard, on the anniversary of the 30. July 1830 (belgian revolution). Aversum: laureate bust to right. Reverse: : five flags, the be over a banderole the hands rich, circumscribed and in Exergue Nantes 1832. Very fine to extremly fine.

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Belgium, Bruessel, Leopold II., copper medal (89, 24 g, 59, 6 mm), 1876, from C. H. Vienna, on the exposition et congres dÆhygiene et de sauvetage. Aversum: bust left. Reverse: : legend in and about wreath from Palm and olive branch arranged. Small patina stains, extremley fine

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Belgium, Leopold II., gilded bronze medal (90, 03 g, 60, 10 mm), 1885, from Charles Vienna, on the international exhibition in Antwerp. Aversum: bust to right. Reverse: : allegory from art, music and industrial. Aversum small patina stains, very fine+.

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Denmark, Frederik V., silver medal (Dm. 42, 70 mm, 39, 91 g), 1767, from J. H. Wolff, on his Death. Av: head to the right, therefore \"FREDERICUS V D G REX DAN NORV VAND GOTH\". Rev: mourner Dania between shields before tomb monument, over it \"CONSERVATORI SUO\". Slightly rubbed, extremley fine

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France, Antoine Mary Philippe Louis dÆOrleans (duke from Montpensier), copper medal (73, 22 g, 52, 0 mm), 1846, from Borrel, on the wedding with the Spanish Infanta Mary Luisa Fernanda from Spain at the 10. Oct 1846. Aversum: staggered busts to the right and name inscription. Reverse: : inscription in the wreath of foliage. Min. Scratch, extremley fine

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France, Paris, copper medal (94, 03, 59, 2 mm), 1858, from J. Vienna (Bruessel), on the Cloister church Sainte Genevieve respectively the pantheon in Paris. Aversum: exterior view, circumscription, in Exergue credit from foundation and architect. Reverse: : Innenraumansicht. On both sides sharp and dimensionally stepping out views, a little patina, otherwise extremley fine

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France, bronze medal (147, 26 g, 67, 4 mm), undated, from H. Dubois, price medal the Societe Astronomique de France (gegr. 1887) from or for Wassily Wladimirovitch Parsky. Aversum: feminine allegory the amendments before starry sky. Reverse: : wreath from oak and laurel leafs with inscription. Very fine+.

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Great Britain, Cartagena, copper zinc medal (13, 48 g, 37, 9 mm), 1741, on admiral Vernon. Aversum: length portrait of the admirals with Ranginsignien left and circumscription: I . CAME . I . SAW . I CONQUERED, in Exergue: CARTHAGENA. Reverse: : sail ships before port, centered DON / pale and in circumscription: compound second. MORE . READY . None. MORE . Trotzen. APRIL . 1741. Ss.

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Great Britain, Victoria, pewter medal (34, 96 g, 52, 5 mm), 1862, on the world exhibition in London. Aversum: bust queen Victorias left. Reverse: : anterior view the exhibition building, over it a flying angel and inscription: THE cross-country EXHIBITION OF / 1862 / OPENED 1 st MAY 1862 / arty BY / captain FOWKE R. E. / ERECTED BY / MESSrs KELK AND LUCAS. Above the Exergue lines: OTTLEY - BIRMm. Few scratch, almost extremley fine

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Great Britain, Albert Edward (Prince of Wales), copper medal (80, 64 g, 51, 1 mm), 1886, from L. C. Wyon F, on the Colonial and Indian Exhibition London. Av: bust left. Reverse: : oak leaf wreath, therein inscription. Patina stains, extremley fine