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Saxe-Coburg-Gotha - Silver Medal for Arts and Science 1905 - 1911

Saxe-Coburg-Gotha - Silver Medal for Arts and Science 1905 - 1911

Saxe-Coburg-Gotha - Silver Medal for Arts and Science 1905 - 1911

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PERIOD until 1918
COUNTRY Imperial Germany
MATERIAL silver
DIMENSIONS 25.52
OEK 2648
MAKER
WEIGHT 10.13g
LOT 71-1231
EAN 2000000586700
LOT 71-1231
PERIOD until 1918
COUNTRY Imperial Germany
EAN 2000000586700
MATERIAL silver
DIMENSIONS 25.52
OEK 2648
MAKER
WEIGHT 10.13g
PERIOD until 1918
COUNTRY Imperial Germany
LOT 71-1231
MATERIAL silver
DIMENSIONS 25.52
EAN 2000000586700
OEK 2648
MAKER
WEIGHT 10.13g
Imperial Germany
Saxe-Coburg-Gotha - Silver Medal for Arts and Science 1905 - 1911


Description

Sehr seltene Verdienstmedaille für Kunst und Wissenschaft des Herzogtums Sachsen-Coburg-Gotha, Silber, am verblichenen Originalbandabschnitt. Gestiftet 1905 von Herzog Carl Eduard und in dieser Form nur bis zur Umgestaltung 1911 verliehen. Stempelschneider Max von Kawaczynski (1860 bis 1910), Stempelschneidersignatur auf der Vorderseite links neben dem Hals des Stifters erkennbar. Auf dem Rand eingeschlagen die Materialbezeichnung "SILBER" und der Feingehalt "0.990".

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Condition
1-
Historical information
Award period
1905 - 1911
OEK
2648
Institution date
März 1905
Instituted by
Herzog Carl Eduard von Sachsen-Coburg und Gotha

Duke Carl Eduard created the Medal for Arts and Science in March 1905. The medal existed in silver, gold (gilded silver) and gold with crown. The silver medal was awarded for artists like singers, actors and instrumentalists. The higher grade with crown was reserved for exceptional “performance”. The medal had to be awarded in sequence and no grade was to be skipped. The tools for the medal were created by Max von Kawaczynski (1860-1910) and produced by the company L. Chr. Lauer in Nuremberg.

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