MEDALLIONS GERMANY BEFORE 1900
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Nuremberg, tin medal (43, 5 mm, 36, 77 g), 1744, from P. P. Werner, on the 100 year celebration of the Pegnesian floral order, Av: city view at a distance, Rev: wreath of oak leaves and characters, collection Erlanger 1125, extremley fine
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Brandenburg-Ansbach, Christian Friedrich Karl Alexander, silver medal (diameter approximate 35 mm, approximate 14, 04 g), 1767, from Gozinger, on the Bruckberger porcelain factory. Av: bust to right, therefore circumscription. Rev: building view, over it characters, in section beneath date and signature. Collection Wilmersdörffer 1056, very fine.
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Carl Alexander from Lorraine, silver medal (diameter approximate 50, 50 mm, approximate 43, 75), 1770, from Krafft, on the appointment of the Archduke Maximilian from Austria to his coadjutor. Av: the length portraits from Maximilian and Carl Alexander next to one another to the right, therefore circumscription. Rev: scene of the accolade, in section beneath 2 lines characters. Dudik 302, small edge nick, extremley fine
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Wuerttemberg, Karl Eugen, bronze medal (diameter approximate 40, 10 mm, approximate 22, 49 g), 1828, on his centenary. Av: bust to right, therefore circumscription. Rev: 5 lines characters, therefore circumscription and wreath. Binder-Ebner 322 c, small scratch, extremley fine
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Bavaria, Maximilian I. Joseph, bronze medal (diameter approximate 42 mm, approximate 44, 69 g), 1830, from Dietelbach. Av: head to the right, therefore circumscription. Rev: 10 lines characters. Small edge nick, edge inscription "MONACHII", extremly fine to uncirculated.
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Prussia, Friedrich Wilhelm III., silver medal (21, 74 g diameter approximate 33, 30 mm), undated (1830),? Premium the royally Academy of Arts. Av: bust left, therefore "FRIEDRICH WILHELM III KOENIG from Prussia". Rev: drawing youth kneeling before column, therefore "recognition of the diligence", in section 2 lines characters. Front from F. Jachtmann, back side from G. False god. Small edge nick, extremley fine
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Baden, silver medal (8, 93 g, diameter approximate 29 mm), 1850, from L. Tile, premium for the Quinta, Quarta and Untertertia. Aversum: femaleness with shield. Rev. : characters in four lines surrounded in wreath and circumscription. Zeitz 329, extremly fine to uncirculated.
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Baden, Frederick I, bronze medal (53, 31 g, diameter approximate 47 mm), 1858, from C. Voigt, on the Meeting the naturalist and doctors in Karlsruhe. Aversum: head to the right, therefore circumscription. Rev. : Globe, therefore circumscription. Zeitz 319, edge nick, extremly fine to uncirculated.
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Wuerttemberg, Wilhelm I., bronze medal (diameter approximate 45, 20 mm, approximate 52, 93 g), undated (from 1858), signed G. A. Dietelbach, for agricultural Salaries. Av: head to the right, in the outer wreath circumscription. Rev: coat of arms in the wreath, therefore agricultural representations. Ebner 412, ink signature on the margin, extremly fine to uncirculated.
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Hamburg, silver medal (diameter approximate 28, 10 g, approximate 11, 47 g), 1888, on the attendance Wilhelm II. On the occasion of the customs connection celebration. Av: head to the right, therefore circumscription. Rev: 9 lines characters, extremly fine .
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Ulm, gilded bronze medal (diameter approximate 34, 90 mm, approximate 18, 96 g), 1889, unsigned, to commemorate the marriage from Miss Fanny Haymann with mister Gustav Thalmessinger. Av: crowned coat of arms, over it two hands in a handshake and name Jehovas. Rev: 8 lines characters between boughs. Z. T. Hackneyed, extremley fine rare!
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MEDALLIONS GERMANY BEFORE 1900
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