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New Swiss Shooting Medals

ZoharZohar Posts: 6,729 ✭✭✭✭✭
A batch of medals just received.

Aargau - 1891 Cantonal Shooting Festival at Bremgarten
Richter-14c, Martin-13, Krause-7
Bovy
45mm Bronze
Mintage: 600

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Appenzell Ausserrrhoden - 1906 Cantonal Shooting Festival at Teufen
Richter-71a, Martin-45, Krause-26
Stauffacher/Homberg
45mm Silver

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Bern - 1937 Ostermundigen Langnau Shooting Festival 300m
Richter-309a, Martin-194
Huguenin, Le Locle
50mm Silver
Richter Rating: R

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Soluthurn - 1895 Cantonal Shooting Festival
Richter-1123a, Martin-647, Krause-221
Hugues Bovy
45mm Silver
Mintage: 700

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Vaud - 1894 Lausanne Cantonal Shooting Festival
Richter-1591b, Martin-946, Krause-329
Vullermet
45mm Silver
Mintage: 1000

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Vaud - 1894 Lausanne Cantonal Shooting Festival
Richter-1591d, Martin-946, Krause-329
Vullermet
45mm Bronze
Mintage: 880

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Zurich - 1891 Winterthur Cantonal Schützenfest
Richter-1746a, Martin-1033, Krause-358
Bovy/Wildermuth
45mm Silver
Mintage: 800

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Zurich - 1902 Cantonal Shooting Festival at Winterthur
Richter-1786a, Martin-1066, Krause-371
Huguenin, Le Locle
45mm Silver

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Zurich - 1938 X. Eidgenossisches Kleinkaliberschiessen
Richter-1872b, Martin-1126
Huguenin, Le Locle
60mm Bronze

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3 others that are not identified

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Obwalden - Cantonal Shooting Festival

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    harashaharasha Posts: 3,116 ✭✭✭✭✭
    The 1937 Bern design is somewhat puzzling. As if a hunter was targeting the emblem of the city.
    The 1938 Zurich is a stunning example of Art Deco, both obverse and reverse.

    Honors flysis Income beezis Onches nobis Inob keesis

    DPOTD
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    DorkGirlDorkGirl Posts: 9,994 ✭✭✭
    I especially enjoy the ones with someones name on them, but they are all lovely.
    Becky
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