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Description1909 Medal by Karl Dautert, obverse.jpg |
English: Marbach, Württemberg 1909 Medal by Karl Dautert for Schiller's 150th Birthday
Medallion d. = 59 mm. Schiller, Friedrich von, Surgeon, and German poet, 1759 Marbach - 1805 Weimar Head r., curved at lower r.: "SCHILLER" / 3 lines divided by altar: "10. NOVEMBER 1759 1909" Artist: (Karl) Dautert, 1875 Frankfurt am Main – 1944/45 Berlin Condition: EXTREMELY FINE |
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