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Group of 48 historic medallions and tokens. Mostly bronze composition, some are other metal alloys. Large bronze 'Who Most Nobly Serves Humanity He Serves God Best', 1973 Jerusalem Second Congress International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (x2), 1954 Light's Diamond Jubilee commemorating Thomas Edison's invention of the first practical incandescent lamp (Oct 21, 1879), bronze medal for Gentocin 'The Aesculapian Staff', 1971 bronze 'Unleashing the Atom', 1926-27 bronze for Columbia University 'Italian Cultural House', 1908 large bronze in original folding case 'to Commemorate the Centenary Celebration of the Founding of the Diocese of New York, F. Bazin French 1938 cased rectangular bronze for Antique surgical instruments depicting Prof. Eugene Marquis, Cased bronze presentation medal 1917-1919 for patriotic service of the physicians surgeons and nurses comprising the Mount Sinai Hospital Unit, 1933 Chicago World's Fair bronze for industry and research (cased), 1892–1942 bronze Matheison Alkali Works celebrating 50 Years of Service to American Industry and Public Health, 1931 Carnegie Hero Fund presentation medallion, 75mm bronze by Laurent Borrel depicting royalty touched by the plight of humanity (France circa 1865) for Cholera Epidemic, Visits of Napolean III and Empress Eugenie to Hospitals, collegiate bronze medallion depicting Dr. Jonas Edward Salk (Benefactor of Mankind), 'Adieu Dong' medal in original box circa 1808 (likely Vietnam), 1900–1950 Medallic Art Company 50 yr Anniversary medal (x2), Peter Cooper bust bronze honorary medallion (New York, circa 1910), 1913 American Museum of Safety 1st international exposition rectangular bronze, 1916 American Museum of Safety 3rd national exhibition bronze, Netherlands Karl Landstein bronze medal, 1878 Panorama de Paris souvenir medal of balloon ascent, 1909 F. Vermeylen bronze depicting Prof. Doctor Th. Debaisieux, 1832 Vienna Physiology medal, 1925 One Peso coin for Phillipine Heath Service for Culion Leper Colony, 1895 French medical society 60th anniversary medal, 1873 Dutch bronze by JLH Haerten for aiding the Bishop of Utrecht, Medicine and Red Cross silvered bronze for Internationale Motivbriefmarken Ausstellung Bern, 1926 15th anniversary medal for the Famous Players Lasky Corporation, France circa 1890 Military Medicine with 3 standing figures, Good Luck and Good Health brass medal for a Neurologic Center, Prussian bronze depicting Johan Karl Jakob Lohmeyer 50th anniversary of service medal, 1928 Hermann Rieder medal, 1902–1903 West London (Great Britain) bronze for a Medico-Chirurgical Society, Franz Joseph medal with hospital on verso, L. Pasteur French medical bronze, Early 20th c. Radcliffe Infirmary and County Hospital badge, 1841 Solomon Heine founding of Israelite Hospital in Hamburg 22mm token, 1809 Medical Faculty of Paris bronze, 1808 Dr. Benjamin Rush 42mm copper medal, 1789 half penny Recovery of King George III (London), 1946 AMA badge depicting Golden Gate Bridge, Good Luck token on chain from the Institute for the Crippled and Disabled, 1903 inauguration medal for a Spanish hospital, 1910–1935 silver anniversary for the Bakelite Corporation, and 1841 Webster Credit Currency token.
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