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loss of red wire on 3 and 9 o’clock arms
The German government had hoped that it was only a temporary measure
topped by the blue sceptre mark as used by the firm from 1870 until 1845
A letter of appreciation from Richard Nixon for a memorable 14 years in the nation’s capital
Spain, Kingdom. An Isabel I Queen Mother of America Table Medal Hold loss of red wire onIn bronze, a large table medal in high relief, the obverse presenting a crowned female figure holding a box with inscription ISABEL I REINAMADRE DE AMERICA 1492, the reverse bearing two busts, two coats of arms with the inscriptions ALFONSO QUINONES PRESIDENTE DEL SALVADOR and ALFONSO XIII REY DE ESPANA 1924, measures 59. 6mm (diameter), weighs 90. 80 grams, very dark patina, notable edge knocks, in very fine condition. Footnote: Born in 1898 in
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