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An Italian ANAC National Association of Cinematographer Engineers Meeting at Naples Medal

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An Italian ANAC National Association of Cinematographer Engineers Meeting at Naples Medal

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An Italian ANAC National Association of Cinematographer Engineers Meeting at Naples Medal

Italy (Kingdom); Bronze, obverse illustrating a castle fronted by two staffs topped by eagles and incorporating fasces, surrounded by the inscription "Va ADVNATA NAZIONALE GENIERI", inscribed "NAPOLI A.XV°" below the castle and engraver marked "P. MORBI-DVCCI GENIERE", reverse illustrating a winged warrior, holding a wreath aloft in his left hand, a sword in his right hand, a lion's head on the front of his loin cloth, a slain beast at his feet, standing upon a pedestal inscribed "ARMA DEL GENIO", icons on either side and inscribed "A.N.A.G." below, 32.7 mm, extremely fine.