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120
Bronze. XF. Obverse: Naked figure of death on a horse, riding
over crops. Inscribed NACH PARIS (To Paris) and the date
1914. Reverse: GOETHE -THE PRUSSIAN IS CRUEL BY
BIRTH. CIVILIZATION WILL MAKE HIM FEROCIOUS” around
LOUVAIN / THE LUSITANIA/ EDITH CAVELL/ CAPT. FRYATT/
THE ZEPPELIN VICTIMS. Struck in late 1915. (C)
600.
HEROES OF VERDUN MEDAL, 1916.
CGI 3: 313B;
Frankenhuis 138; Maier 209. 68.2mm. Bronze, Charles Pillet,
Sc. (Paris Mint). Edge marked with cornucopia and BRONZE.
AU. Obverse: Female personification France and its Army
defending the citadel against a crowned eagle (Germany) in the
foreground. “They Shall Not Pass” motto in French. Rx: Circular
portraits of Generals Petain, Nivelle & Cuieres de Castelnau
surrounding a laurel wreath enclosing a 5 line inscription to the
heroes. (D)
601.
VISIT OF THE FRENCH AND BRITISH WAR COMMISSIONS
TO NYC, 1917.
36mm.Gilt Bronze. With integral loop for
suspension. The original blue suspension ribbon is missing.
AU. Obv: TO MAKE THE WORLD SAFE FOR DEMOCRACY.
WE ARE ONE. Around a head of Victory to the left. Rx: TO
HONOR AND WELCOME THE BRITISH AND FRANCE
WAR COMISSIONERS MAY 1917 around 1614 seal of New
Netherlands. (B)
602.
RARE JEFFERSON COUNTY, OHIO WORLD WAR ONE
SERVICE MEDAL, ND.
Unlisted by Small; Planck’s Greenduck
Co. Type 2. 57.3mm. Gilt Bronze. (Greenduck Co.) Unc. Housed
in its worn presentation case. Obv: IN COMMEMORATION OF
PEACE WITH VICTORY around a standing figure of Victory
holding a sword and a laurel branch. Below, a sailor and a soldier
kneel to either side of a shield decorated with the Great Seal
of the United States. Rx: At top are small shields dated 1917
& 1919. Rectangular cartouche below inscribed: PRESENTED
TO/
/ BY/ THE CITIZENS OF/ JEFFERSON/ COUNTY,
OHIO. At left is an aerial view of Fort Steuben. At bottom: FOR
SERVICE IN THE/ WORLD’S GREAT WAR/ FOR LIBERTY
AND/ THE FREEDOM OF/ ALL NATIONS. According to Planck,
this design was used by only three issuers; Jefferson Co., Ohio,
Bath, Pa. and Hancock County, WV. (E)
603.
SAN FRANCISCO WORLD WAR I SILVER VETERANS
MEDAL, 1919.
Planck GB1. .900 Silver. Missing the pinback
header which suspended this 30.8mm .900 fine silver drop. AU.
Obv: * SAN FRANCISCO TO HER WARRIOR SONS * 1919
* around the busts of two soldiers, one wearing a helmet, the
other a forage cap., Signed “LG” on the shoulder of the outside
soldier.. around. The reverse is blank except for the signature,
GRANAT BROS. / 900/1000 SILVER. (C)
604.
MARCH FIELD NCO CLUB TOKENS.
Cunningham CA
600a,b,c. Choice Unc. 5¢, 10¢ & 25¢ denominations. The three
pieces catalog $95.00 in Cunningham.
605.
BELGIAN VICTORY MEDAL, 1919
. 49.5mm. Bronze. Jacques
Marin, Sc. (Fonson) About Uncirculated. Obverse: Obverse
: ALBERT ROI DES BELGES around King Albert I in military
dress. Reverse: Nude male figure to right holding a flag on a
staff and blowing a trumpet. Legend: VICTOIRE 1914-1918. (C-
D)
606.
HITLER ELECTION TOKEN - VOTE ADOLF HITLER, (1930).
C-9. 30.8mm. Alum. Choice XF. Obv: *ADOLPH HITLER * AUS
DER NOT DER FUHRER. Rx: NATIONALSOZIALISTISCHE-
DEUTSCHE-ARBEITER PARTEI (“National Socialist German
Worker’s Party”) around WAHLT/ ADOLF HITLER (Vote Adolph
Hitler) (D)
607.
FORT DIX ORANGE CABS TOKEN.
C: NJ-10; Atwood NJ250A.
VF. 25¢ Fare. (B)
608.
CANNON AIR FORCE BASE, CLOVIS.
C: NM-90a. 20mm.
Alum. Bright Unc. ROCKER’S ROOST. 5¢. (A)
609.
MIDDLETOWN AIR DEPOT, MIDDLETON, PA
. C: PA-50.
24mm. Brass. XF. 10¢ IN TRADE. (D)
610.
UNLISTED OSMSC TOKEN.
24mm. Alum. VF. Obv: . - ./
O.S.M.S.C./ . - . Rx: 2 ½. The Pennsylvania collector from whose
estate we received this token attributed it to “Olmstead Service
Mens Social Club.” of Middletown, Pa. We have, however, been
unable to verify this attribution. (B)
611.
STEWART AIR FORCE BASE NCO
. C: TN 110a. 22mm.
Brass. XF. Minor Spots. 5¢ denomination. (B)
612.
CAMP DRAKE (JAPAN) TOKEN
. C: JP 430a. 21mm. Br. XF
SO-CALLED DOLLARS
618.
HK-13. PILGRIM JUBILEE MEMORIAL, 1870.
R 5 . Silver
Plated. (E)
619.
HK 19. NEVADA DOLLAR, 1876.
R5. Julian CM-36a. 37.7mm.
Silver. William Barber, Sc. Very Fine with field marks consistent
with the grade. The silver in this piece was crushed from Nevada
ore at the Nevada quarts mill located on the Centennial Exposition
grounds. (E)
620.
HK 24. LIBERTY BELL/ INDEPENDENCE HALL DOLLAR,
1876.
R5. 38mm. Bronze. Brown Unc. Unholed. Die variety
with pointed 6 and no periods after XXV. ( E)
621.
HK 27A. LIBERTY BELL/ INDEPENDENCE HALL DOLLAR,
1876. – NO STAR VARIETY.
R6. XF/AU with scattered field marks
and edger bumps on both sides. (D-E)
622.
HK 41. INDEPENDENCE HALL DOLLAR, 1876.
R6. Baker
392B; 38.4mm. WM. W. H. Key, Sc. Holed VF/XF with the fields
on both sides well marked. Obv: Military bust of Washington right,
his name above. Inscribed on a banner below in two lines are
his vital dates. Rx: 1776 INDEPENDENCE HALL 1876 around
building view. COMMENCED 1729/ FINISHED 1734 below. (D)
623.
HK 71. AMERICAN COLONIES/ WASHINGTON BUST
DOLLAR, 1876.
R6 . Baker 404a. VF, with numerous edge nicks
on both sides. (C)
624.
HK 74. DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE DOLLAR, 1876;
R5. Baker 390D. 42.3mm. WM. George H. Lovett, Sc. Bright PL
AU. Obverse: Trumbull painting of report of Committee of 5 with
the Declaration of Independence. Reverse: CENTENNIAL OF
COLONIAL INDEPENDENCE inscription in 9 lines.. (E)
625.
HK 121. WYOMING BATTLE AND MASSACRE CENTENNIAL,
1878.
R5. Holed XF/AU with scattered dark tarnish on both
sides. (D-E)
626.
HK 138. PENNSYLVANIA BICENTENNIAL.
R6,
CM-40. 38mm.
Brass. George Morgan, Sc. XF/AU but with some scattered areas
with scattered dark spots on the reverse. (A-B)
613.
U.S.S. ENTERPRISE MEDAL, 1960.
63mm. Bronze. Ralph
Menconi, Sc. (MACO). Unc. . Obv: View of the nuclear powered
aircraft carrier ENTERPRISE, THE WORLD’S LARGEST SHIP.
Rx: Seals of the U.S. Navy and the builder with decorative scroll.
Original box & descriptive pamphlet. (B-C)
614.
50TH ANNIVERSARY LAKEHURST NAVAL AIR STATION
MEDAL SET, 1971.
38mm. Silver. Proof. Unsigned. Two
medals housed in a custom plastic holder inscribed: NAS
LAKEHURST/ 50TH ANNIVERSARY. Obv: Depicted is a jet
aircraft, a rigid airship inscribed U.S. NAVY ZR-1 and an airship
hangar. Below: GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY/ NAS LAKEHURST
NJ/ 1921 Naval Aviator’s badge 1971” Rx: Numeral “50” above
Lakehurst coat of arms surmounted by naval aviator’s badge.
The two medals are displayed so that both obverse and reverse
are shown at the same time. (C)
615.
MACARTHUR “DUTYHONOR COUNTRY” MEDAL SET, 1972.
63.5mm. .999 Silver. (5.32 oz.) and Bronze. Paul Calle, des. &
Joseph DiLorenzo, Sc. Unc. (MACO) Obv : Front facing portrait
of MacArthur superimposed over an eagle to the left. DUTY
HONOR COUNTRY, below. Rx: DOUGLAS MACARTHUR I
SHALL RETURN over a scene of MacArthur and others wading
into the shore upon his return to the Philippines. Original hard
case of issue with COA. (F)
616.
SUBMARINE SERVICE ANNIVERSARY MEDAL, 1975
. 63mm.
Bronze. Joseph DiLorenzo, Sc. (MACO). Uncirculated. Obverse:
THE DIAMOND ANNIVERSARY above view of two submarines.
In exergue: USN SUBMARINE SERVICE/ 1900 1975. Reverse:
BICENTENIAL OF THE FIRST AMERICAN SUBMARINE ***
1775 * 1975 *** around view of DAVID BUSHNELL’S TURTLE.
(B)
617.
SET OF LAKEHURST NAS HANGAR NO. 1 MEDALS, 1976
.
39mm. Proof Silver (1 oz.); Silver Plated and Bronze. Unc.
Obv: U.S. NAVAL AIR STATION LAKEHURST. N.J. 1921-1976
around naval aviator wings over view of hangar. Rx: HANGAR
NO. 1/ 966’ FEET LONG, 263’ WIDE/ 224’ HIGH, BUILT 1919-
1921/ HOME OF NAVY LIGHTER-THAN-AIR/ FOR OVER 41
YEARS. DESIGNATED/ NATIONAL REGISTERED HISTORIC/
LANDMARK, NOVEMBER 1968/ NATIONAL PARK SERVICE.
Eagle perched on anchor below. (C)