1914 Switzerland Medal by Huguenin Noël sous les Armes

This antique medal from 1914 commemorates the service of Swiss soldiers during World War I. Designed by Huguenin, a renowned Swiss medalist, the medal is a tribute to the patriotism and dedication of those who served under arms.

Obverse: The obverse features a detailed relief of a soldier in a dynamic pose, holding a weapon, symbolizing readiness and vigilance. The background inscription reads "NOEL".

Reverse: The reverse side of the medal is inscribed with "R.I.Mont.6 / Noël / Sous les Armes / 1914" surrounded by a decorative design featuring olive branches, a symbol of peace and victory.

The medal is attached to a ribbon with a clasp for wearing, signifying mourning or remembrance.

Edge: plain (with graffiti: Leut A. HUG 12 & F He?e?bttg)

Country: Switzerland

Year: 1914

Medallist: Huguenin

Metal: bronze

Weight ±: total 30.5 g.

Diameter ±: 40 mm

This medal is a significant artifact for collectors and historians, offering a tangible connection to Switzerland's military history and its role during World War I.

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