Französische Mobilisationskarten 1906 und verschiedene Plaketten - photo 1
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Französische Mobilisationskarten 1906 und verschiedene Plaketten

Lot 11188
25.06.2020 10:00UTC +01:00
Classic
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€ 130
AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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ID 345719
Lot 11188 | Französische Mobilisationskarten 1906 und verschiedene Plaketten
Estimate value
€ 130
"1906 cartes de mobilisation des Eléments à la disposition des Armées - France au 80.000 (1ere Partie)" - in restaurierter Papierhülle mit Aufdruck "Il est formellement interdit d'ouvrir ce paquet. Il ne sera ouvert qu'en cas de MOBILISATION". 47 Karten, unterschiedliche Formate, Bezeichnungen und Nummerierungen, in Farbe und Schwarz-Weiß, vermutlich aus verschiedenen Auflagen zusammengestellt. Dazu verschiedene Plaketten: Bronzene Gedenkplakette von Oscar Roty (1898) zur Erinnerung an das Attentat auf Sadi Carnot, den Präsidenten der Französischen Republik, vom 24. Juni 1894 in Lyon und sein Begräbnis, das am 1. Juli 1894 im Pantheon stattfand. Maße 80 x 57 mm, selten. Einseitige Bronzeplakette ohne Jahresangabe (um 1900). (Charpentier) Reduktions- und Prägeanstalt Duval und Janvier in Paris. Mann mit nacktem Oberkörper arbeitet an Spindelpresse. Bronzeplakette Schweizerische Metallwerke Selve + Co. ohne Jahresangabe "Schloss Thun". Alfred Krupp, Silbermedaille 1912, (Hermann Hahn) zum 100. Geburtstag. Eiserne Medaille "Gold gab ich zur Wehr Eisen nahm ich zur Ehr", Medailleur Kurt Hosaeus, 1916. Zustand: II - III
Place of origin:France
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