ROUBAIX - Lot 13

ROUBAIX Five table medals after Hippolyte Lefebvre. Reverse: 1ER NRE * 1469 // PIERRE DE ROUBAIX DONNANT AUX HABITANTS DE SA VILLE LA CHARTE QUI LES AUTORISE A FAIRE DRAPS DE TOUTES LAINES. With an illustration of the scene. Two medals: Obverse: EXPOSITION INTERNATIONALE / DU NORD DE LA FRANCE. Allegory of Roubaix seated on an eagle and carrying a caduceus, with a shield inscribed: ROUBAIX 1911. One gold-lined. In a cartouche J. Declère / member of the jury. The other in bronze. In a cartouche A. Sturn Master stamp Artus Bertrand. 53 x 39 mm. Two medals: Obverse: ROUBAIX CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. Allegory of Roubaix seated on an eagle and carrying a caduceus, with a shield inscribed: PEIGNAGE / FILATVRE / TISSAGE. One in silver, the second in bronze. 48 x 35 mm. Weight of silver medal: 46 g One bronze medal. Obverse: Private charity creates the new hospital in Roubaix, a seated woman holding an open purse collects donations from individuals; below, the shield with the coat of arms of the city of Roubaix. Reverse: stretcher bearers in front of the hospital. Fraternité. Diameter: 60 mm.