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Award Medal - Fifth International Harp Competition

Features

Location Israel
Issuing entity Israel Government Coins and medals Corp.
Period State of Israel (1948-date)
Type Award medals › Artistic awards
Year 1973
Composition Tombac
Weight 100 g
Diameter 59 mm
Shape Round
Technique Milled
Orientation Medal alignment ↑↑
Number
N#
557118
References ICMC# 16038590
Israel Coins and Medals Corporation (https://israelmint.com)

Commemorative issue

Fifth International Harp Competition

Series: Literature, Music & Art

Obverse

In the centre, a raised figure of King David, the poet King, playing a harp. Around the rim, in Hebrew, "The Fifth International Harp Competition Jerusalem, Elul 5733".

Script: Hebrew

Lettering:
תחרות בינלאומית חמישית לנבל
ירושלים אלול תשל"ג

Engraver: Moshe Novak

Designer: Miriam Karoly

Reverse

Above, the word "Nevel" (harp), the "v" forming a harp. In the centre, over two lines, in French "Awarded by the Ministry of Tourism to" followed by a space for the name of the recipient. On the rim, in French, "The Fifth International Harp Competition, Jerusalem, Israel, September, 1973".

Scripts: Hebrew, Latin

Lettering:
CINQUIEME CONCOURS INTERNATIONAL DE HARPE
נבל
OFFERTE PAR LE MINISTERE DU TOURISME
A
JERUSALEM ISRAEL SEPTEMBRE 1973

Engraver: Moshe Novak

Designer: Fred Pauker

Edge

The State emblem and the words "State of Israel" in Hebrew and English.

Scripts: Hebrew, Latin

Lettering: STATE OF ISRAEL 🕎 מדינת ישראל BRONZE ארד

Mint

Moshe Hecht, Tel Aviv, Israel

Comments

The first three competitions took place partly in Tel Aviv and partly in Jerusalem. The fourth and fifth took place in Jerusalem only. On the occasion of the Fifth International Harp Competition, the Museum arranged a special display of antique Palestinian items in which the harp appears as an ornament.

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Date Mintage VG F VF XF AU UNC
1973  817

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