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Equatorial Guinea. A Medal For Civil Merit For Work, I Class Archive marked in pen with “737”

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marked in pen with “737” and “1930 SHAKO P

some with light to moderate signs of aging

An 1860's display manufacture by French maker Bacqueville

becoming a surveyor for the Beaverton Railway and joined the Prince of Wales' Royal Canadian Dragoons

soiling on the lining on the inside lid and the base of the case

Equatorial Guinea. A Medal For Civil Merit For Work, I Class Archive marked in pen with “737”(Medalla para Mrito Civil al Trabajo). In bronze gilt with blue, white and green enamels, measuring 55. 5 mm in diameter, large ring suspension, obverse with very light crazing evident in the white enamels, otherwise the enamels are intact, scattered gilt wear, contact marks on the reverse, near extremely fine.

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