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English: Friedrich Schiller, German Poet and Surgeon 100th Death Anniversary Medal Vienna 1905.

Bronze medallion, d. = 60 mm.

Head l. / L. standing muse holding a lyre, lead by a winged young male holding a torch with both hands. Curved above: "ZUR SCHILLER FEIER 1905 DIE FRAUEN WIENS". Wurzbach 8226 (25 mm); Brettauer -.

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St. (Stefan) Schwartz, 1851 Neutra, Kingdom of Hungary, today Slovakia - 1924 Raabs an der Thaya, Austria

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