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Medal of the Ninth Olympiad (Olympic Games) in Amsterdam, 1928 with Original Box

Also known as: Penning van de negende Olympiade (Olympische Spelen) te Amsterdam, 1928 met bijbehorende doos

DocumentedSupported by at least one credible specialist source.

Record status

Individual type · partial

Period

1928

Medal of the Ninth Olympiad (Olympic Games) in Amsterdam, 1928 with Original Box — Rijksmuseum object NG-2004-88. Dated by the museum: 1928. Museum attribution: Johannes Cornelis Wienecke.

Museum description: Bronze medal. Obverse: stadium with a row of flags on the stands, above this a winged woman with a laurel wreath in her left hand and a trumpet in her right hand, before a fan-like ornament, beneath two sides of a globe between which is the coat of arms of Amsterdam, with inscription and caption. Reverse: nude man (right) and woman on a podium, together holding an illuminated torch and behind them also a grapevine, standing before an altar bearing a burning dish; below the podium scales and leafy branches.

With matching box.

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Physical characteristics

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Identification

Original title
Penning van de negende Olympiade (Olympische Spelen) te Amsterdam, 1928 met bijbehorende doos
Museum object number
NG-2004-88
Museum classification
box · medal · history medal

Catalogue references

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