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Lübeck, Free City. A Silver Table Medal for Loyal Service, c.1905

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Lübeck, Free City. A Silver Table Medal for Loyal Service, c.1905

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Lübeck, Free City. A Silver Table Medal for Loyal Service, c.1905

(Freie und Hansestadt Lübeck Medaille für Treue Dienst). A circular table medal constructed of silver, the obverse bears the Lubeck coat of arms in the centre, circumscribed with “DER SENAT DER FREIEN UND HANSESTADT LUBECK” (THE SENATE OF THE FREE AND HANSEATIC CITY OF LUBECK), the reverse bears an oak leaf wreath tied at the bottom with a ribbon, the centre inscribed with “KATHARINE KOLTZE FÜR TREUE IM DIENSTE 1880-1905 15 APRIL” (KATHARINE KOLTZE FOR FAITHFULNESS IN THE MINISTRY 1880-1905 15 APRIL), marked “G. LOOS. D.” on obverse bottom, measuring 50.93 mm, weighing 59 g, very fine.