Medals from 1900s Expositions and Competitions

Three medals Concours Exposition Nice, 1907, a gilt copper…
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Three medals Concours Exposition Nice, 1907, a gilt copper medallion by Bonnefond obverse: Patria. Original leatherette case with gold tooling. (5 cm) Exposition Artistique Et Industrielle, 1909, a gild copper medallion by Massonnet (5.3 cm) Original brown leatherette case. 1RE EXPon Des Inventions Nouvelles, Paris, 1903, a gilt metal medal by Massonnet, awarded to Gaspard Meyer. Original leatherette case with gold tooling. (5 cm)

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