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Designed by French medalist Édouard Charles Fraisse in the late 19th century, this bronze coin was gifted to those who made a donation to the association of Léopold Bellan—a politician and industrialist at the turn of the century.

Created in 1914 to honor the Rouen Shooting Competition, this certified silver coin (stamped Argent on the side) depicts the city’s landscape on the back, alongside the script declaring it the 14th Annual Festival of its kind.

This bronze coin was created as the 4th prize for a regional shooting competition in the Ville de Briançon, July 14th, 1887. Won by P. Vollaire, it’s a token of history that would fit nicely in a hunting lodge or displayed on a desk.

Established in 1921 post-WW1, this Cross of War medal was gifted in honor of External Theaters of Operation, designed in bronze by sculptor Albert Bartholome. Suspended on its original, grosgrain ribbon, it remains in excellent condition.

Created for the Industrial Exhibition of 1884 in Ville de Briançon, this bronze medal was meant as a souvenir. Marianne is shown on the front, the personification of the French Republic, while the back is stamped with both location and date.

A souvenir of the World Exposition in Paris, 1889, this bronze coin is contained in a clever box of deep green velvet and silk, and serves a unique reminder of the creation of the Eiffel Tower, which was left after the exposition passed through.

This silver medal was created in 1896 to honor the “Concours de Gap” or competition of the gap. The back features a bull and farm animals while the front depicts Marianne, the personification of the French Republic.

This bronze French medal depicts Marianne on its front, the personification of the French Republic since the revolution. She wears laurels in her hair on one side while on the back, pine and holly branches curl over a space meant for an inscription.

This small, bronze medal commissioned in 1934 was made by the Society of Mutual Benefits in France, and Ministry of Labor and Social Welfare. It hangs on a blue, black, and white grosgrain ribbon, perfectly intact from its first creation.