Collection of bronze and silver medals. - Lot 34

Collection of bronze and silver medals. - A / I renounce Satan, his pomp, and his works - R / Charles BERCAND His memory will be like an eternal monument. (bze) - Obverse: Fresnes-les-Rungis Prison, 1895–98. Designed by architect Henri POUSSIN and built by the Seine Department. Signed O. ROTY. - Reverse: Salubritate domus vires et animus in labore servantur (bze) - Obverse: E. FAILLET, signed P. DAUTEL - Reverse: The City of Paris to E. FAILLET on the occasion of the 25th anniversary of his term as city councilor, 1886–1911 (bze) - A / Emperor Napoleon III, signed by Albert BARRE - R / World’s Fair: Agriculture, Industry, Fine Arts, Paris 1855 (bze). Case from the 1855 World’s Fair, public services included - Obverse: July 1, Sadi Carnot, President of the French Republic, signed by O. ROTY - Reverse: June 24, 1894, in mourning for the Fatherland (bze) - Obverse: Pierre CURRIE, signed E. VERNIER 1907 - Reverse: Pierre CURRIE, born and died in Paris, May 15, 1859 – April 16, 1906 (bze). - A / Georges CLEMENCEAU, signed J. P. LEGASTELOIS - R / The day of glory has arrived, September 11, 1918 (bze). - Obverse: L. LEPINE, signed CH. PILLET 1912 - Reverse: A. Louis LEPINE, City of Paris, 1886–1912 (bze). - Obverse: “Metal,” signed LAVIGNE – Reverse: “City of Paris, visit by the London County Council to the École Boulle, February 9, 1906” (bze). - Obverse: City of Paris, signed Alphée DUBOIS - Reverse: City Hall of the 10th arrondissement of Paris, inaugurated on February 28, 1896 (bze). - Obverse: Resurrection, signed J. P. LEGASTELOIS – Reverse: His Eminence Cardinal Mercie, Archbishop of Mechelen, Primate of Belgium (bze). - Obverse: Captain, Pilot, Guynemer, signed L. BARILLET – Reverse: Commander of Squadron No. 3, killed in action on September 11, 1917 (bze). - Two silver wedding medals: Obverse / “Let no man, therefore, separate what God has joined together,” signed PETIT - R / Monogram for Charles MITHOUARD and Joséphine BERCAND, September 2, 1863, and Albert DE LA MASSARDIERE and Jeanne DE COULAINE, February 19, 1962 - Obverse: Profile of Léon GAMBETTA, signed P. TASSET; Reverse: Tribute to Gambetta from the people of Alsace and Lorraine, town of Avray, Sèvres 1891. - War Cross 1914–1915.