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Bronze Medal, United States. 1940.100.443

Obverse
ANDREW W. MELLON: bust to left
Reverse
SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY: eagle
Diameter (in mm)
75.0
Weight (in gr.)
231.855
Provenance
Eidlitz, Robert J.

Bronze Medal of Garfield, James A., Philadelphia, PA, 1882–1882. 1940.100.161

Date
1882
Obverse
THE MINT OF THE UNITED STATES ANNUAL ASSAY 1882: bust l. of Garfield
Reverse
LIBRA PROBAT OPUS: woman instructing youth in use of scales
Diameter (in mm)
33.0
Weight (in gr.)
18.759
Reference
FMA.920, Julian.AC.25b
Provenance
Eidlitz, Robert J.

Bronze Medal of Garfield, James A., United States, 1881–1881. 1940.100.231

Date
1881
Place of Production
United States
Obverse
JAMES A. GARFIELD | PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES 1881: Bust, l.
Reverse
PEACE: Farmer (l.) showing an Indian chief (r.) the benefits of civilization | Crossed pipe and tomahawk (bottom)
Weight (in gr.)
151.41
Reference
Belden.59, Julian.IP-44, Prucha.ch.31
Provenance
Eidlitz, Robert J.

Bronze Medal of Washington, George, United States, 1889–1889. 1947.47.247

Date
1889
Obverse
GEORGE WASHINGTON 1789: bust r.
Reverse
SOLDIERS MEDAL PARTICIPATED: arms of the city within laurel wreath
Diameter (in mm)
34.0

Bronze Medal of Lincoln, Abraham, United States, 1809–1865. 1949.100.34

Date
1809 - 1865
Obverse
ABRAHAM LINCOLN: bust to right
Reverse
INAUGURATED / PRESIDENT / OF THE / UNITED STATES / etc.: inscription
Diameter (in mm)
76.0
Weight (in gr.)
215.084
Reference
King.518

Brass Medal of Columbus, Christopher, United States, 1892–1893. 1916.192.347

Date
1892 - 1893
Obverse
U.S. GOVt. BUILDING LENGTH 421 FT. WIDTH 351 FT. AREA 3.3 ACRES: view of US Government building
Reverse
TREASURY DEPARTMENT WORLD'S COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION CHICAGO 1893 UNITED STATES MINT EXHIBIT: legend
Diameter (in mm)
37.0
Reference
Eglit.23a

Bronze Medal of Taft, William Howard, Philadelphia, PA, 1910–1910. 1911.10.1

Date
1910
Obverse
WILLIAM H. TAFT PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES: bust of Taft r.
Reverse
MINT OF THE UNITED STATES ANNUAL ASSAY 1910: eagle standing. on ingot supported by two crouching men
Diameter (in mm)
44.0
Weight (in gr.)
39.048
Reference
AC.54, FMA.949
Provenance
Commission on U.S. Medals

Bronze Medal, United States. 1911.10.5

Obverse
THEODORE ROOSEVELT / PRESIDENT / OF THE / UNITED / STATES/ BARBER: bust to left
Reverse
HAMPTON ROADS DEC 16 1907 / DEPARTURE OF UNITED STATES ATLANTIC / FLEET ON CRUISE AROUND THE WORLD/ MORGAN: woman at left with arm raised, child to her left, open sea to right
Provenance
Commission on U.S. Medals

Bronze Medal of Edward VII of Great Britain, Great Britain, 1841–1910. 1911.999.87

Date
1841 - 1910
Obverse
ALBERT EDWARD PRINCE OF WALES PRESIDENT: bust
Reverse
LONDON ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITIOON OF ALL FINE ARTS INDUSTRIES AND INVENTIONS: view of the horicultural societies arcades and the Albert Hall
Diameter (in mm)
70.0
Weight (in gr.)
150.7
Reference
BHM 2964
Provenance
jenkins

Bronze Medal of Hayes, Rutherford B., United States, 1877–1881. 1913.39.1

Date
1877 - 1881
Place of Production
United States
Obverse
RUTHERFORD B. HAYES | PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES: Bust, l.
Reverse
PEACE | 1877: Farmer (l.) showing an Indian chief (r.) the benefits of civilization | Crossed pipe and tomahawk (bottom)
Weight (in gr.)
149.427
Reference
Belden.58, Julian.IP-43, Prucha.ch.30
Provenance
Greenwood Coll.

Bronze Medal of Arthur, Chester A., United States, 1881–1885. 1913.39.2

Date
1881 - 1885
Place of Production
United States
Obverse
CHESTER A. ARTHUR | PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES 1881: Bust, r.
Reverse
PEACE: Farmer (l.) showing an Indian chief (r.) the benefits of civilization | Crossed pipe and tomahawk (bottom)
Weight (in gr.)
152.943
Reference
Belden.60, Julian.IP-45, Prucha.ch.32
Provenance
Greenwood Coll.

Bronze Medal of Harrison, Benjamin, United States, 1889–1893. 1913.39.3

Date
1889 - 1893
Place of Production
United States
Obverse
BENJAMIN HARRISON PRESIDENT | U.S.A.1889: Bust, l.
Reverse
PEACE: Farmer (l.) showing an Indian chief (r.) the benefits of civilization | Crossed pipe and tomahawk (bottom)
Weight (in gr.)
149.981
Reference
Belden.62, Julian.IP-47, Prucha.ch.34
Provenance
Greenwood Coll.

Bronze Medal of Garfield, James A., United States, 1881–1881. 1915.122.2

Date
1881
Place of Production
United States
Obverse
JAMES A. GARFIELD | PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES 1881: Bust, l.
Reverse
PEACE: Farmer (l.) showing an Indian chief (r.) the benefits of civilization | Crossed pipe and tomahawk (bottom)
Weight (in gr.)
147.055
Reference
Belden.59, Julian.IP-44, Prucha.ch.31

Bronze Medal of Cleveland, Grover, United States, 1885–1889. 1915.122.3

Date
1885 - 1889
Place of Production
United States
Obverse
GROVER CLEVELAND PRESIDENT | U.S.A.1885: Bust, r.
Reverse
PEACE: Farmer (l.) showing an Indian chief (r.) the benefits of civilization | Crossed pipe and tomahawk (bottom)
Weight (in gr.)
130.065
Reference
Belden.61, Julian.IP-46, Prucha.ch.33

Bronze Medal of Blue, Lieut. Victor, United States. 1915.122.4

Obverse
EXPLORATOR PRTISSIMUS IN PUNTO SYLVISQUE FLORUIT: ship and eagle
Reverse
THE WOMEN OF SOUTH CAROLINA TO / LIEUT. VICTOR BLUE U.S.N. / IN HIGH APPRECIATION OF HIS / COURAGE ENTERPRISE AND / DISTINGUISHED SERVICES / IN THE SANTIAGO DE CUBA / CAMPAIGN / 1898: man and woman with shields, angel above
Diameter (in mm)
58.0
Weight (in gr.)
109.612

Bronze Medal, Philadelphia, PA. 1923.150.380

Obverse
ROCKET 1829/ BARBER/ MORGAN: Locomotive with passenger cars l., telegraph and semiphore; above are two figures std. flanking shield, below is a rendering of the locomotive Rocket.
Reverse
NATIONAL EXPOSITION OF RAILWAY APPLIANCES/ CHICAGO 1883/ AWARDED TO railway register mfg co. / FOR best display/ of/ registering devices: legend around outside of laurel wreath
Diameter (in mm)
57.0
Reference
Moyeaux.414
Provenance
Nies, James B.

Bronze Medal of Garfield, James A., United States, 1881–1881. 1923.154.1

Date
1881
Place of Production
United States
Obverse
JAMES A. GARFIELD | PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES 1881: Bust, l.
Reverse
PEACE: Colonist showing an Indian (l.) the benefits of civilized life (not visible on this piece)
Diameter (in mm)
99.0
Reference
Belden.59, Julian.IP-44, Prucha.ch.31
Provenance
Garrett, John W.

Silver Medal of Garfield, James A., Philadelphia, PA, 1881–1881. 1923.52.16

Date
1881
Obverse
JAMES A. GARFIELD|PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES 1881: Bust, l.
Reverse
PEACE: Farmer (l.) showing an Indian chief (r.) the benefits of civilization; crossed pipe and tomahawk (bottom)
Weight (in gr.)
133.15
Reference
Belden.59, Julian.IP-44, Prucha.ch.31
Provenance
Wyman, Walter C.

Bronze Medal of Cleveland, Grover, United States, 1885–1889. 1923.52.17

Date
1885 - 1889
Place of Production
United States
Obverse
GROVER CLEVELAND PRESIDENT|U.S.A.1885: Bust, r.
Reverse
PEACE: Farmer (l.) showing an Indian chief (r.) the benefits of civilization|Crossed pipe and tomahawk (bottom)
Weight (in gr.)
194.844
Reference
Belden.61, Julian.IP-46, Prucha.ch.33
Provenance
Walter C. Wyman Coll.

Bronze Medal of Mellon, Andrew W., United States. 1924.20.1

Obverse
ROBERT MORRIS PATRIOT FINANCIER PENNSYLVANIAN 1734 - 1800: bust 3/4 to right
Reverse
ANDREW W. MELLON PATRIOT FINANCIER PENNSYLVANIAN, etc.: bust to left
Diameter (in mm)
78.0
Weight (in gr.)
232.611
Provenance
Bailey, Banks & Biddle
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