The Rudolph P. Laubenheimer Family Archives with Additional Consignments of U.S. & Worldwide Banknot

France, c. 1930 bronze, 63 mm. Heroic image of Gallia on obverse. By Pierre Alexander Morlon, one of the premier medalists of the 20th century and des

France, 1891 copper, 50 mm in ill-fitting green velvet-lined red case. Applied Arts First prize given to Jeanne Urbain for painting on porcelain. By C

France, c. 1920 copper, hexagon 52 mm. High relief winged figure in clouds. Uniface. By H. Dropsy. Extremely Fine.

France c. 1920 silver 55mm 2.4 oz. in bottom half of leatherette case. Flying eagle. By R. Brangier, Very Fine or better.

France, 1904 bronze, 50 mm. Engraved to L. Feuillet, some staining. By A. Lesaille, Fine.

France, 1903 silver, 67mm 4.95 oz. in red velvet case. Inset die presentation to Montandon for excellence in timekeeping equpment. By Jean Baptiste Da

France, 1900 bronze, 67 mm in velvet-lined brown box. Bold female head left. Two females and countryside on reverse. Engraved presentation to Joseph G

France, 1820 bronze, 50 mm in wooden case. By Gayrard. Henri was the posthumous child of the Duc de Berry and, theoretically in line to be king but he

France, 1876 copper, 50 mm in leatherette case. Striking image of sailboat against proof-like fields. Reverse engraved to M. Chassaigne. Obverse by Ca

France, 1904 bronze, 40 mm in velvet-lined red box. Female seated under tree. Reverse with inscription and presentation to Mr. Gregoire. Nice chocolat