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File:German Medal FRIDERICIANA 1825 1925, obverse.jpg

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English: German Medal FRIDERICIANA 1825 1925 Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) formerly University of Karlsruhe

Bronze medallion d. = 45 mm.

Nude runner l. carrying a torch / 2 lines below the arms of the German state Baden: "FRIDERICIANA 1825 1925". KIT-Archiv, 27055 / 1

Art Deco artist:

HE, (Heinrich Ehehalt), 1879 Straßburg, Elsass - 1938 Karlsruhe, Baden

Mint:

B.H. Mayer, Pforzheim, Baden

Condition: UNCICULATED.
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