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A German Association of the Economy of the Palatinate Long Service Table Medal

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A German Association of the Economy of the Palatinate Long Service Table Medal

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A German Association of the Economy of the Palatinate Long Service Table Medal

Silvered fine zinc, obverse illustrating three standing figures in an Art Deco design, the Economy personified by a woman extending laurel branches in each hand, to a man with hammer to her right and to a man with a winged staff to her left, the men representing Commerce and Crafts, engraver marked "M" over "H" (Heinrich Moshage) below, reverse inscribed "FÜR LANGJÄHRIGE MITARBEIT IM DIENSTE DER PFÄLZISCHEN WIRTSCHAFT" with swastikas above and below, 80.7 mm, light contact and silvering wear, better than very fine. In its hardshelled case of issue, recessed medal bed, scuffed and lightly soiled exterior, case near very fine. Footnote: Heinrich Friedrich Moshage (born November 12, 1896 in Osnabrück, died March 10, 1968 in Dusseldorf) was a German sculptor, woodcarver, draftsman and engraver.