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A 1921 Centenary of the Death of Napoleon Medal

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A 1921 Centenary of the Death of Napoleon Medal

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A 1921 Centenary of the Death of Napoleon Medal

A 1921 Centenary of the Death of Napoleon Medal - Bronze, engraver marked "F. GILBAULT. 1863" and copyrighted "by PARIS-ART. 1919 on the obverse, marked "BRONZE" and maker marked "JB" on the edge, obverse illustrating the left-facing bust of Napoleon Bonaparte, reverse inscribed "SES CREATIONS. CONSEIL D,ETAT CONCORDAT - LEGION D'HONNEUR - BANQUE DE FRANCE CODE CIVIL - COUR DES COMPTES UNIVERSITE DE FRANCE - SES BATAILLES - TOULON - MONTENOTTE - LODI CASTIGLIONE - ARCOLE - RIVOLI PYRAMIDES - MARENGO - AUSTERLITZ - IENA - MOSKOWA FRIEDLAND - MONTMIRAIL", surrounded by the inscription "CENTENAIRE DE LA MORT DE NAPOLÉON" and dated "5 MAI 1821-1921" below, 50.5 mm, extremely fine.