Rich Jewell's Wexford Rare Coins and Medals eBay store features a number of great medals along with other numismatic items. Here are some that caught my eye this week.
-Editor
1830 De Beranger Medallion
Listing is for a 1830-David D'Angers,Sc.-Jean-Pierre de Beranger Medallion, BRONZE cast, 130MM
Obverse- a very high relief bust of J.P. De Beranger facing right, name behind head. Signed David 1830, beneath the bust.
Reverse- Blank.
A loop has been added to the reverse (at a later date).
Not found in the David D'Angers catalogue, but is recorded at the David D'Angers museum
Great relief - nice.
-Editor
To read the complete lot description, see:
1830-David D' Angers, Sc.-JP De Beranger Medallion, Bronze cast, 130 mm
(https://www.ebay.com/itm/194414945763)
1835 Robespierre Medallion
Listing is for a 1835-David D'angers Sc., Robespierre Medallion, bronze cast, 130mm. A very nice high relief, historical piece
Obverse-Robespierre facing left, his name incused behind his bust; signed David below the bust, 1835
Reverse-Blank
Reference: Museum de David D'angers
Another D'Angers piece. Nice work.
-Editor
To read the complete lot description, see:
1835-David D' Angers, Sc.- Robespierre Medallion, cast bronze, 130mm
(https://www.ebay.com/itm/194415698335)
1906 Margaret Spicer-Simson Medallion
Listing is for a 1906-Theodore Spicer-Simson, Sc., Margaret Spicer-Simson Medallion, 4-1/2" Oval, bronze with a copper wash. This is quite the piece for a Spicer-Simson collector !
Unusual pose, with arms resting on a tabletop. Nice composition - I like it!
-Editor
To read the complete lot description, see:
1906- Theodore Spicer-Simson, Margaret Spicer-Simson Medallion, 4-1/2"bronze etc
(https://www.ebay.com/itm/194517920897)
1906 International Conference of Americas Medal
Listing is for a 1906-3rd International Conference of Americas medal, Eric Lindauer,sc., silver (argent edge marked), 45mm, Monnaie de Paris
Obverse-forward looking bust of Secretary of State, Elihu Root, U.S. of America 1906. Monogram of sculptor in lower right corner.
Reverse-legend:"TERCEIRA CONFERENCIA INTERNACIONAL AMERICANA-RIO DE JANERIO BRAZIL 1906"
You don't often see medals for the Secretary of State. A vital role, but overshadowed by the Presidency. This one is from a 1906 conference in Brazil.
-Editor
To read the complete lot description, see:
1906-3rd International Conf. of Americas Medal, Eric Lindauer, Sc.,silver,45mm
(https://www.ebay.com/itm/194451063031)
U.S. Steel Service Medals
Awesome two medal set, attributed to Julio Kilenyi, engraver. Gold medal(14K) for 50 yrs of service and silver medal for 35 years of service (awarded to Frank T. Horan) a U.S. Steel employee. Comes in a worn black fob
Growing up in Pittsburgh, there were a lot of U.S. Steel medals in dresser drawers around the neighborhood, and my family had one, too. But the gold ones are rare - I don't believe I've ever seen one in person. The storage case is nice, too.
-Editor
To read the complete lot description, see:
U.S. Steel Service medals, two medals one gold(50yrs), one silver(35yrs) in fob
(https://www.ebay.com/itm/194381147274)
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