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1084 RAFAEL MARIA DE LABRA MEDALLION<br />
1913, 81 mm, lead, artist: A. Marina; obverse: profile portrait with text A<br />
Dn Rafael Maria de Labra Madrid 11 913; reverse: text - por su civismo<br />
y constancia ano<br />
MCMX111; Rafael Maria<br />
de Labra worked to<br />
end slavery in Cuba and<br />
was being honored for<br />
civility and dedication;<br />
damage to rim, mainly<br />
on reverse; Fine<br />
1085 50 YEARS OF BUSINESS MEDAL J. B. MIGNAQUY<br />
1923, mm, bronze, artist: Constante Rossi; obverse: profile portrait, text:<br />
J. B. Mignaquy en el 50 ano de su vida comercial 1873-1923; reverse:<br />
two allegorical figures walking toward shining city of “labor”, text: si<br />
quieros ser libre trabaja<br />
(if you want your freedom<br />
you must work); Mignaquy<br />
was a past president of the<br />
Buenos Aires stock market;<br />
some spotting to reverse,<br />
some rubbing, Fine to VF<br />
1086 2 PORTRAIT MEDALS<br />
largest 70mm xm 50mm, Bronze,<br />
both uniface; Kramer-Malkiel<br />
(1878-1932) by Rona Jozef,<br />
marked Ludvig Budapest on reverse;<br />
A.F.S. de Salazar - Moscoso<br />
by Joao da Silva 1906; corrosion to<br />
top edge of Salazar, otherwise VF+<br />
1087 KINGDOM OF ITALY 50TH ANNIVERSARY MEDAL<br />
1911, 60 mm, bronze, Morbiducci; obverse: farmer plowing field with<br />
team of oxen with numerals MMDCXIV MMDCLXIV and “Roma”<br />
in shield with sword; reverse: four nude figures support a placard<br />
“Cinquantenario della proclamzione del Regno d’Italia; Italy was unified<br />
in 1861 as a kingdom,<br />
and remained so until<br />
1946 when it became a<br />
Republic; dark patina;<br />
rubs to areas of high<br />
relief, Fine to VF<br />
1088 2 PORTRAIT MEDALS<br />
60mm and 70mm, 1938 silver medal, artist:<br />
Alf Mauquoy, indistinct foundry mark<br />
on edge, Gonzalo Ximenez de Quesada,<br />
400th anniversary of Spanish explorer and<br />
Conquistador of Columbia; bronze uniface<br />
with porfile portrait of man with big mustache,<br />
no identifying marks; EX<br />
1089 MARINER’S WIDOW MEDALLION<br />
Page: 14<br />
1922, mm, bronze, artist: G. Prud’homme; Stylized cross form art medal,<br />
obverse: depicts mourning women on their way to church, heavily<br />
cloaked and veiled; reverse:<br />
young woman stoicly looks out<br />
to sea, looking for survivors<br />
of the shipwreck out in the<br />
distance; both attractive and<br />
tragic, minor spotting and little<br />
wear, VF+<br />
1090 2 WWI MEMORIAL MEDALS<br />
bronze with silver finish 60mm x 60mm;<br />
and bronze 68mm; Silver finish, woman<br />
grieving with wreath over grave of fallen<br />
soldier “Honneur et Patrie”, reverse: “La<br />
Ville de St Etienne a ses Enfants Morts<br />
pour la France” by F. Rasvmny; unknown<br />
soldier bronze medallion by M. Dammann,<br />
grieving women standing on the grave of<br />
the Unknown Soldier “Au Soldat Inconnu”,<br />
reverse depicts 8 soldiers carrying coffin<br />
towards the Arc d’Triomphe 11 Novembre 1920; VF to EX<br />
1091 TEREZIN JEWISH MEMORIAL MEDAL<br />
1989, 50mm, bronze; obverse: image of multitude of faceless people<br />
behind barbed wire, text: kde domov muj kde domov; reverse:<br />
(translates to:) On March 8 1944 3800 Czech Jews transported from<br />
the Terezin perished in the gas chambers, with star of David central;<br />
dated 1944 - 1989 - in 1989 Communism fell in Czechoslovakia; EX<br />
1092 WORLD WAR 1 FRANCE UNKNOWN SOLDIER<br />
1921, 68 mm, cuivre with touchmark, artist: Raoul René Alphonse<br />
Bénard; obverse: enormous angel with wings outstretched, holding olive<br />
branches and wearing a helmet welcoming the body of a fallen uniformed<br />
soldier, being delivered by floating spirits; text below Gloire au Soldat<br />
Inconnu (Glory to the Unknown Soldier); reverse: tomb site image with<br />
wreath, military cross and flowers, tombstone reads: “Repose un Soldat<br />
Francais Mort Pour La Patrie 1914 1918”’; bronze patina worn through<br />
on high relief areas particularly on reverse; Fine