Austrian Baden Shooting Competition Commemorative Medal
This badge was made to commemorate the 12th Lower Austrian Province Shooting Competition held in Baden, Austria. The badge depicts a shooter dressed in historic attire, holding a target and rifle. In the background, we can see the main facade of W ü rzburg Castle and the city emblem of Baden. There is a plaque on the back of the badge that reads' GG LINDNER M Ü NCHEN ', indicating the company that produced this badge. This badge is made of silver plated brass, 4.5 centimeters high, and was made in 1911.
Commemorative Medal for the Opening of Jubilee Kindergarten during the Austrian Empire in the 20th Century
The plaque of Emperor Franz Joseph Jubilee's kindergarten opening. On the front is a scene of a kindergarten teacher and four children, with Emperor Franz Joseph presenting a bouquet of flowers. Franz Joseph Jubilee Emperor Kindergarten. On the back, five children gather around a sitting Christ, with a view of Leitz in the background. First collected in the State Museum of Lower Austria.
Commemorative Medal of the Austrian Republic in the 20th Century: Honorary Citizen Medal
The plaque of Alois Richter Honorary Citizen. On the front is a side image of Alois Richter. On the back is a stylized eagle, depicted in the full body of two boys, facing each other, holding hands, with a vine wreath behind it. The emblem of Leitz Town is located in the lower left corner, while the emblem of the Alliance of Krems is located in the lower right corner. Danube in front of the flower belt. Medal winner: Arnold Hatig. Bronze; 7,6 x 5 centimeters; Around 1910. Alois Richter (1849-1919) was a numismatist and the mayor of Leitz.
Commemorative Medal of the Republic of Austria in the 20th Century: "Herzogenburg City Upgrading Commemorative Medal"
This medal was made to celebrate the 1927 exhibition in the city of Herzog. On the front, there is a view of the monastery and the college church, the emblem of the alliance, oak leaves, grapevines, and the words "EXEHIBITION HERZOGENBURG STADTERHEBUNG 1927" written on it, which means "Exhibition 1927 in Herzogenburg City". In the foreground on the back, a farmer and a blacksmith are in front of a plow, with a town and monastery in the background. It says' FOR EXCELLENT PERFORMING ', which means' excellent performance'.
The commemorative medal of the Austrian Empire in the 20th century, the Vienna Baden Medal of Honor
This medal was awarded to celebrate the Royal Fire Equipment Exhibition held in Baden near Vienna in September 1908. On the front is a half body portrait of the emperor and laurel leaves, with the words "IMPERIAL JUBILEE EXEHIBITION FOR FIRE-FIGHTING EQUIPMENT" written on it, which is the "Royal Fire Equipment Exhibition Commemorative Exhibition". On the back are the emblem of Baden and oak leaves. The medal is made by Reinemer&Spiegel and measures 4.45 x 4 centimeters. It is made of copper nickel zinc alloy.
Commemorative medal for the 600th anniversary of the founding of the city of K ö rnberg during the Austrian Empire in the 19th century
It was cast to celebrate the 600th anniversary of the founding of the city of K ö rnberg in Austria and the 50th anniversary of the reign of Franz Joseph I. The portrait on this commemorative coin is of Franz Joseph I on the side, with the inscription "EMPEROR FRANZ JOSEPH I. 1848-1898". The back of the commemorative coin displays the emblem of the city of K ö rnberg, with the inscription "MUNICIPALITY OF KORNEUBURG 1298-1898". This commemorative coin is made of bronze, with a diameter of 5 centimeters, and was minted in 1898.
Baden City Ascension Commemorative Medal - Frederick III
This commemorative medal was made to celebrate the upgrading of Baden town to a city. The front of the commemorative medal features a half profile portrait of Frederick III, with the words' Emperor Frederick III 1440-1493 'written on it. On the back of the commemorative medal is the emblem of Baden and a grapevine, with the words' 1480 Baden 1930 elevation to a city 'written on it. The commemorative medal is made of bronze with a diameter of 6 centimeters. It was made in 1930 and is exhibited at the State Museum of Lower Austria in Austria.
The Michael H ö rlich Medal, a commemorative medal from the Austrian Empire in the 16th century
This commemorative medal was made in honor of Michael Hurlich, the abbot of the Getweg Monastery. The front of the commemorative medal features a half profile portrait of Herlich, with the words' MICH Æ L HERRLICH A [B] BAS GOTVICENSIS Æ T LI 'written on it. On the back of the commemorative medal is the city emblem of Getweg Monastery, which reads "DEVS REFVGIVM MEXM A ᴼ 1590". The commemorative medal is made of silver with a diameter of 3.5 centimeters. It was made in 1590 and is exhibited at the State Museum of Lower Austria in Austria.
The Michael Haydn Medal, a commemorative medal from the Austrian Republic in the 20th century
Michael Haydn was an Austrian composer of the modern era, and this commemorative medal was made in honor of Michael Haydn. The front of the commemorative medal features a half profile portrait of Haydn, with the words' MiCHAEL HAYDN: 1737-1806 'written on it. On the back of the commemorative medal is a scene of Hohenzollerbach, with two little angels on the left holding violins and a sheet music on the right. The commemorative medal is made of bronze with a diameter of 7.6 centimeters. It was made in 1927 and is exhibited at the State Museum of Lower Austria in Austria.
Commemorative medal of the Austrian Republic period in the 20th century, "Outstanding Medal of the Lower Austrian Agricultural Chamber of Commerce"
This commemorative medal is made to celebrate the outstanding performance of the Austrian Agricultural Chamber of Commerce. The front of the commemorative medal features a farmer and his cattle in front of an apple tree, with a harvest scene in the background. The back of the commemorative medal features the emblem of Lower Austria and five castles, while the front displays laurel leaves. It says' Progress. Lower Austrian Agricultural Chamber of Commerce. '. The commemorative medal is made of bronze, with a silver plated surface and a diameter of 5.5 centimeters. It was made in 1928. This commemorative medal is on display at the State Museum of Lower Austria in Austria.
Commemorative Medal of the Austrian Republic in the 20th Century, "Turn Meritorious Medal"
This commemorative medal was made to celebrate the Lower Austria Provincial Exhibition held in Thurn. The front of the commemorative medal features farmers and craftsmen facing each other, each holding a central flag with their right hand. The farmer's left hand is also on the flagpole, while the craftsman's left hand lifts a laurel branch. Under their feet are symbols of agriculture, trade, and engineering, and the background is a scene from Turen. The back of the commemorative medal features the city emblem of Turen and laurel leaves. This commemorative medal is on display at the State Museum of Lower Austria in Austria.
The commemorative medal of the Austrian Empire period in the 19th century, titled "Rudolf Crown Prince Tasting Reiz Gold Wine Commemorative Medal"
The front of the commemorative medal features a quarter profile portrait of Rudolf, with the words' ARCHDUKE RUDOLF CROWN PRINCE OF AUSTRA 'written on it. The back of the commemorative medal features a view of a tall cup with a lid and the city emblem of Leitz. The creator of the commemorative medal is Kristelbauer. The medal is made of bronze with a diameter of 5.4 centimeters and was made in 1888. It is collected in the State Museum of Lower Austria, Austria.
20th Century Austrian Empire Period Commemorative Medal "Kaiser Franz Joseph District Orphanage Commemorative Medal"
This commemorative medal was made to celebrate the establishment of the orphanage in Leitz. The obverse of the commemorative medal features a quarter profile portrait of Franz Joseph I, with the words "FRANC. IOS. I. Monogram RN. The back of the commemorative medal features the architectural view of the orphanage and the city emblem of Leitz. The commemorative medal is made of silver, with a diameter of 3.7 centimeters, and was made in 1905. Franz Joseph I, Emperor of Austria and Austria Hungary, was a ruler of central and southern Europe in the 19th and 20th centuries. This commemorative medal is on display at the State Museum of Lower Austria in Austria.
The Joseph Hesse 60th Anniversary Medal, a commemorative plaque for British entrepreneurs
This commemorative medal was made to celebrate Joseph Heyser's 60th anniversary. The front of the commemorative medal features a half profile portrait of Heather, with the words' JOSEF HEISER. BORN. SEPTEMBER 3, 1809 'written on it. The back of the commemorative medal features Heather's patented shaft and laurel leaves, with the words' AUGUST 1828 AUGUST 1888 'written on it. The creator of the commemorative medal is Heinrich Yanauer. The medal is made of British metal, with a diameter of 5.2 centimeters, and was made in 1888.
17th Century Polish Commemorative Medal "Sobieski Commemorative Medal"
This commemorative medal is in honor of King John III Sobieski of Poland. The front of the commemorative medal features a side portrait of Sobieski, with the words' IOAN: III D. G. REX POLONIARUM 'written on it, meaning' John III, God's Grace, King of Poland '. On the back of the commemorative medal are two eagles, with the left eagle wearing a Rudolf crown and the right eagle wearing a Polish crown. This commemorative medal can be visited at the Uppsala University Commemorative Coin Museum in Sweden.
Bronze Commemorative Medal of the Habsburg Dynasty: Commemorative Medal for 600 Years of Habsburg Family Rule
This commemorative medal is to celebrate the 600 year reign of the Habsburg family. The front of the commemorative medal features Rudolf I sitting, holding a scepter and the flag of the Austrian Duchy with five eagles. After the Habsburg family entered Austria in the late 13th century, their power gradually increased and they established a wide empire based in Austria. Rudolf I was the lord of southern Alsace and northern Switzerland. With the help of secular and ecclesiastical princes, Rudolf I successfully launched several campaigns against his main competitor, the most powerful German vassal, King Ottokar II of Bohemia, and ultimately achieved his goal in one battle.
The commemorative medal of the Holy Roman Empire period, the "George Gynge Medal"
The obverse of the medal features a middle-aged bearded bust of George Gynge. In 1538, he was appointed as the newly established Deputy Prime Minister of the Holy Roman Empire. Jean Baptiste was a supporter of church reform in the Catholic sense and repeatedly provided advice to King Ferdinand I on religious affairs. Since 1563, he has served as the Chief Marshal of the Court.
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