SOCIETY OF ART MEDALISTS 117 BRONZE MEDALS

Society of Medalists, Medallic Art Co. NY, c. 1935. Dimensions: Dia. 2.75" Condition: Light patina, a few rubs to silvering; light handling wear.

Medallic Art Co., Society of Medalists medals, group of fifteen, USA, bronze, each signed, 1936 (13th Issue) example in .999 silver, approximately 3"dia each. Provenance: Beaux Arts Gallery, Chicago,

Gloria - Fama, struck by the Medallic Art Co. NY. Inscribed: The Society of Medalists Seventh Issue to top Dimensions: Dia. 3" Condition: Good.

Four Society of Medalists medals. Bronze. Various issues.

Important Adelaide Robineau bronze medal from the Boston Society of Arts and Crafts 1915 with its original case. Came from Robineau's great-granddaughter. Excellent condition except box. 2"d. We box a

Society of Arts and Sciences Edison Tribute Commemorative Medal by the Medallic Arts Co. of New York, Bronze struck uniface medal depicting clothed bust of Thomas Edison facing right with legend: "SOC

Bronze table medal titled 'Aphrodite' and 'Swift Runners' on the obverse, initialed JF for John Flanagan (1895-1942) and dated MCMXXXII (1932), stamped The Society of Medalists Sixth Issue on the rim.

Society of Medalists medal number 59 from 1959 Bronze 72mm in excellent condition with some minor corrosion. A mintage of just 713 by artist Allan Houser sculptor. Apache Fire Dancer Apache Buffalo Hu

3pc. lot of Lincoln Medals includes 1865-1965 Central States Numismatic Society Medals in Silver and Bronze and (1) Medallic Arts Lincoln Medal in Bronze.

Founder Moritz Reinholdt von Gruenewaldt St. Petersburg Hunters Society

Large Bronze Collectible Coin with Panther and Geese, 188.7g, approximately 3 in wide, marked Medallic Art Co. NY Bronze and Society of Medalists November 1959 Katherine Lane Weems, SC. ALL CREDIT CAR

1. 1928 Heinrich Rudolf Hertz , 90th Anniv of German Researchers and Doctors Society Bronze. In case. 2. ca.1908 Dr. Josef Nehr and art Karl Reitenberger, 100 years. SiIvered bronze. 3. 1873 Germany/F

TRINIDAD AND TOBAGOLOT OF FOUR MEDALS OF THE RED CROSS SILVER, BRONZE, 38MM, 39MM LOT CONSISTS OF A MEDAL OF MERIT OF SERVICE IN THE SOCIETY RED CROSS IN SILVER, ONE IN BRONZE AND TWO CROSSES OF MERIT

The two table medals by Medallic Art Company circa 1931, with titles of 'Prayer for Rain' and 'Hopi' on the obverse, signed H.A. MacNeil, stamped 'The Society of Medalists, Third Issue' on the rims, e

Grouping of four bronze medallions, all Medallic Art Co. of New York for the Society of Medalists 23rd, 40th, 50th, and 70th issues, with sculptors to include Josef Renier, Leo Friedlander, Robert Ait

Three Medallic Arts Bronze Medals Austria Prague - Comprising: a Anton Rudolf Weinberger (Austrian, 1879-1939) "Filius Meus" 20th century bronze plaquette, boy playing violin, 2 3/4" x 2 1/8"; a Karl

Massachusetts Horticultural Society Bronze Medal 1886. Bronze relief. 2" diameter. See, Spink & Son's Monthly Numismatic Circular 15, no. 175 (June 1907) for more information about the artist and piec

Henry, Edsel, Henry III Ford. Medallic Art Bronze Medal. 3" Diameter.

Lot includes 17 different Medallic Art Co. Calendar Bronze Medals. Includes the years 1979, 1981, 1983, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2002, 2003, 2004, and 2005. The meda

Nine Art Nouveau bronze medals by L. Blanchot, O. Roly, Massonet, A Mery, etc. commemorating labor, railways, agriculture, etc., c. 1900 and later. [2 (dia) inches; 1 3/4 x 2 1/4 inches, the largest].

American Art Union, mid-19th century, group of two bronze medals in cases, struck by the United States Mint, depicting the artists Gilbert Stuart (American 1755-1828), 1848, engraver Charles Cushing W

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Estate-Fresh and as-found group of Tokens, Medals, Pins, and souvenirs. includes WWI Verdun Bronze Medal in Leather pouch, beaded misers bag, 1935 Research and Industry Art Deco Bronze Medal with box

A private collection of five French Art Nouveau bronze medals by H. Galy; Dudois & Dubris, commemorating merit, patriotism, humanity, etc., c. 1900 and later. [2 5/8 (dia) inches, the largest].