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Médaille du Centenaire de l’Association Suisse de Tir

Médaille du Centenaire de l’Association Suisse de Tir - obverseMédaille du Centenaire de l’Association Suisse de Tir - reverse

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Features

Location SwitzerlandSwitzerland (1848-date)
Type Commemorative medals
Year 1924
Composition Bronze
Weight 49.72 g
Diameter 49.72 mm
Thickness 3.72 mm
Shape Round
Technique Milled
Orientation Medal alignment ↑↑
Issued 1924
Number
N#
537924
References CH Jetons# 45c
Jürg Richter; 2005. Die Schützenjetons der Schweiz = The Shooting Tokens of Switzerland. Battenberg Gietl Verlag, Regenstauf, Bavaria, Germany.

Commemorative issue

Centenary of the Swiss Shooting AssociationAutomatically translated

Obverse

Two men, each holding a rifle, shake hands above the Swiss cross.Automatically translated

Script: Latin

Lettering:
1824 1924
AARAU
JUL. SCHWYZER INV.
HANS FREI SCULP.

Engraver: Hans Frei

Designer: Julius Schwyzer

Reverse

Script: Latin

Lettering:
JAHR =
HVNDERTFEIER
DES SCHWEIZ.
SCHÜTZEN
VEREINS
HANS
FREI

Engraver: Hans Frei

Designer: Julius Schwyzer

Edge

Smooth ribbedAutomatically translated

Médaille du Centenaire de l’Association Suisse de Tir -  obverse

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Comments

Hans Frei (1868-1947) was a medallist, engraver and sculptor from Basel, and is considered one of the great masters of Swiss medals.
Trained in Basel and perfected in Vienna, Paris and Geneva, he left a body of work of over 400-450 medals and plaques, often linked to shooting festivals, jubilees or figures from Swiss history. Source Wikipedia

The medal is also available in silver (52.5g, hallmark 900), Richter-45a.

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Date VG F VF XF AU UNC
1924 

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