Medalions auctions
Russia. St. George Medal, 4th degree, No. 268011. Petrograd Mint, 1915. Medalist A.F. Vasyutinsky (no signature). Silver, 14.79 g. Diameter 28 mm. Peters# 182.e. Peters N II# 5.e. Dyakov# 1133.10 (R2). Bitkin# 1113. Scratches.
Russia. Medal For Zeal with a portrait of Emperor Nicholas II. St. Petersburg Mint, 1895-1915. Medalist A.F. Vasyutinsky. Silver 60.36 g. Diameter 51.6 mm. Smirnov# 1038/a. Peters# 180.a. Peters N II# 3.a. Dyakov# 1138.1 (R1). Bitkin# 1115. Dent on edge.
China. Kwang Su (1875-1908). Tonkin Medal ND (by Dupuis) Issued for the Navy. Commemorative coin for the Tonkin Expedition, established on September 6, 1885, awarded to participants in the East Asian expedition to Tonkin, China and Annam in the years 1883-1885. With ball eyelet and ring, 30 mm, silver 15.02 g.
Masonic Medal WW1 1914-1918, Hallmarked Birmingham, Bro A. Shepherd. № 4822. Silver .925, 29.64 g. 47x38 mm. With loop for hanging.
Nicely crafted, one-sided medallion with a depiction of Our Lady of the Dawn Gate. Unsigned. Box included. Tin (?), diameter 85.5 mm, weight 51.84 g.
Uncirculated silver (?), dimensions 40.5 x 27.5 mm, weight 10.98 g.
Slight crack at the edge at elbow height. Signature of Warsaw artist Andrzej Tyblewski (1882-1845) on the reverse. Tin (?), diameter 132 mm, weight 155 g
Aluminum, dimensions 29 x 22.5 mm, weight 4.38 g.
Heart form with hand engraving, chain, pr. 0.585 gold, total weight 5.730 g. The product was made in the interwar period of the 20th century.
Russia. Medal to the soldiers of 1915. Brass, 27x24 mm, 2.60 g.
Lithuania. Medal Vytautas the Great Song Day in Kaunas 1930. Bronze, 8.12 g. 27x25 mm.
Russia. Medal 1886 Construction of a monument from Turkish guns in the war of 1877-1878. Bronze, 32 mm, 18.28 g.
Lithuania. Miniature Medal of Freedom ND. Bronze, 4.59 g. 29x25 mm.