Netherlands. Medal Dutch Red Cross Blood Donor Plaquette, Prof. Dr. Karl Landsteiner, Jacob Jan van Goor, Bronzen (No reserve price)
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It concerns a bronze plaque from the Dutch Red Cross for blood donation. On the plaque is the profile portrait of physician and Nobel laureate Prof. Dr. Karl Landsteiner, and at the bottom a pelican feeding its chick, flanked by two crosses. Prof. Dr. Karl Landsteiner is the discoverer of blood groups. The two crosses with a pelican feeding its chick symbolize charitable love and self-sacrifice.
The following information is relevant:
Origin country: Netherlands
Material: Bronze
Designer: Jacob Jan van Goor (1874-1956)
Manufacturer: Begeer Voorschoten
Issuance period: 1944-1959
Dimensions: Width x height = 7 cm x 10 cm
Weight: 189 grams
Condition: Excellent
Note: The plaque is personalized and comes in the original box.
The plaque is well packed for shipping, but it can also be picked up at Edel Erfgoed in Klarenbeek, Netherlands (near Apeldoorn).
Seller's Story
Edel Erfgoed is a specialist in the field of (applied) art and utensils from the 19th, 20th and 21st century (Antique, Art Nouveau, Jugendstil, Art Deco, Amsterdam School, Vintage and Contemporary applied art). It concerns a wide range of renowned glass artists, ceramists, metal and wood workers and silver and goldsmiths. This includes items such as vases, photo frames, prints, candlesticks, lamps, crockery, jewellery, cutlery, wall plates and decorative tiles.
The showroom of Edel Erfgoed is located in Klarenbeek (near Apeldoorn). You can view items by appointment, but you can also get acquainted with the range via the Edel Erfgoed website.
Translated by Google TranslateIt concerns a bronze plaque from the Dutch Red Cross for blood donation. On the plaque is the profile portrait of physician and Nobel laureate Prof. Dr. Karl Landsteiner, and at the bottom a pelican feeding its chick, flanked by two crosses. Prof. Dr. Karl Landsteiner is the discoverer of blood groups. The two crosses with a pelican feeding its chick symbolize charitable love and self-sacrifice.
The following information is relevant:
Origin country: Netherlands
Material: Bronze
Designer: Jacob Jan van Goor (1874-1956)
Manufacturer: Begeer Voorschoten
Issuance period: 1944-1959
Dimensions: Width x height = 7 cm x 10 cm
Weight: 189 grams
Condition: Excellent
Note: The plaque is personalized and comes in the original box.
The plaque is well packed for shipping, but it can also be picked up at Edel Erfgoed in Klarenbeek, Netherlands (near Apeldoorn).
Seller's Story
Edel Erfgoed is a specialist in the field of (applied) art and utensils from the 19th, 20th and 21st century (Antique, Art Nouveau, Jugendstil, Art Deco, Amsterdam School, Vintage and Contemporary applied art). It concerns a wide range of renowned glass artists, ceramists, metal and wood workers and silver and goldsmiths. This includes items such as vases, photo frames, prints, candlesticks, lamps, crockery, jewellery, cutlery, wall plates and decorative tiles.
The showroom of Edel Erfgoed is located in Klarenbeek (near Apeldoorn). You can view items by appointment, but you can also get acquainted with the range via the Edel Erfgoed website.
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Era
1900-2000
Country/province
Netherlands
Year/period and variation
Dutch Red Cross Blood Donor Plaquette, Prof. Dr. Karl Landsteiner, Jacob Jan van Goor, Bronzen
Denomination
Medal
Condition
Ungraded
Weight
189 g
Number of objects
1
Coin type
World Coins (non Euro coins pre-2000)
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