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Wurttemberg, Kingdom. A Table Medal for Agricultural Merit

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Wurttemberg, Kingdom. A Table Medal for Agricultural Merit

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Wurttemberg, Kingdom. A Table Medal for Agricultural Merit

(Silbermedaille für Landwirtschaftliche Verdienste). A circular table medal constructed of silver, the obverse bearing a right facing portrait of King Wilhelm I as a juvenile circumscribed with “DER KOENIG DEM LANDWIRTHSCHAFTLICHEN VERDIENSTE” (THE KING THE AGRICULTURAL MERIT), the reverse centre bears a cornucopia encompassed by a border inscribed with “PREISMEDAIL:D:LANDWIRTSCH: VEREINS” (PRICE MEDAL AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION), a variety of miscellaneous farm animals (cows, horses, pigs, sheep) are placed around the border, marked on the obverse “I.L.W”, measuring 40.69 mm, weighing 36.2 g, very fine.