France - Military medal - 1983





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Superb historical commemorative bronze medal, signed J.P. Legastelois, dedicated to Georges Clemenceau, “the Father of Victory”.
Description:
Avers: Bust portrait of Georges Clemenceau in three-quarter right, with the circular inscription “GEORGES CLEMENCEAU”. Signed “J.P. LEGASTELOIS” at the bottom.
Revers: Clemenceau standing, reviewing troops; inscription “THE DAY OF GLORY HAS ARRIVED / 11 NOVEMBER 1918”.
Metal: Bronze
Diameter: 68 mm (6.8 cm)
Thickness: 8 mm
Weight: about 178 g
Edge: Smooth with hallmark “Bronze” (horn of plenty)
Condition: Perfect condition (SUP+ / rim mark). Beautiful uniform original brown patina, no nicks, no wear, reliefs sharp and details very well preserved. Museum-quality collectible piece.
Historical context:
This medal commemorates the armistice of 11 November 1918 and Georges Clemenceau’s decisive role in the Allied victory during World War I.
References:
Work listed in museum collections (e.g., Museums Victoria, etc.) and highly sought after by collectors of 14-18 medals and French history.
Rare opportunity to own this fine historical piece in excellent condition.
Superb historical commemorative bronze medal, signed J.P. Legastelois, dedicated to Georges Clemenceau, “the Father of Victory”.
Description:
Avers: Bust portrait of Georges Clemenceau in three-quarter right, with the circular inscription “GEORGES CLEMENCEAU”. Signed “J.P. LEGASTELOIS” at the bottom.
Revers: Clemenceau standing, reviewing troops; inscription “THE DAY OF GLORY HAS ARRIVED / 11 NOVEMBER 1918”.
Metal: Bronze
Diameter: 68 mm (6.8 cm)
Thickness: 8 mm
Weight: about 178 g
Edge: Smooth with hallmark “Bronze” (horn of plenty)
Condition: Perfect condition (SUP+ / rim mark). Beautiful uniform original brown patina, no nicks, no wear, reliefs sharp and details very well preserved. Museum-quality collectible piece.
Historical context:
This medal commemorates the armistice of 11 November 1918 and Georges Clemenceau’s decisive role in the Allied victory during World War I.
References:
Work listed in museum collections (e.g., Museums Victoria, etc.) and highly sought after by collectors of 14-18 medals and French history.
Rare opportunity to own this fine historical piece in excellent condition.

