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Prussia, Kingdom. A Chamber of Agriculture for the Province of Silesia Medal, by G. Loos

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Prussia, Kingdom. A Chamber of Agriculture for the Province of Silesia Medal, by G. Loos

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Prussia, Kingdom. A Chamber of Agriculture for the Province of Silesia Medal, by G. Loos

(Medaille Landwirtschaftskammer für die Provinz Schlesien). A round, silver medal, the obverse presents a shield bearing the Prussian coat of arms, surrounded by a wreath, surrounded by the inscription LANDWIRTSCHAFTSKAMMER FÜR DIE PROVINZ SCHLESIEN (CHAMBER OF AGRICULTURE FOR THE PROVINCE OF SILESIA), maker marked G. LOOS D. below the wreath, the reverse presents a horse and the inscription FÜR PFERDEZÜCHTERISCHE LEISTUNGEN (FOR HORSE BREEDING SERVICES), measuring 42.68 mm in diameter, weighing 29.7 grams, on loop for suspension from period original green ribbon, and in overall very fine condition.