FRANCE 1805 Emperor Napoleon bronze medal, commemorating the Battle of Austerlitz; obverse w/ Napoleon's bust to R, reverse showing Francis II paying respects to Napoleon (in Roman garb); VF condition (Image)

Est. $150-200 SE

American Institute, New York, 1848, 51mm silver medal by R. Lovett, awarded to Fisher & Norris "For an improved Vice," [vise], MS condition w/ original luster (Image)

Est. $200-250 B

Maryland Institute for the Promotion of the Mechanic Arts, Baltimore, 1850, 51mm silver, awarded to "Fisher & Norris, Trenton, N.J." for "Anvils & Parallel Chain Vices," medal by Stabler, MS w/ original luster (Image)

Est. $250-350 B

Maryland Institute for the Promotion of the Mechanic Arts, Baltimore, 1851, 51mm silver, awarded to "Fisher & Norris, N.J., for an Eagle Anvil, Hiss & Cole Agents," medal by Stabler, XF w/ much original luster (Image)

Est. $200-300 B

American Institute, New York, 1853, 28mm gold medal (22k), inscribed "Fisher & Norris / For the best Anvils / with steel faces," nice proof-like appearance w/ minor hairlines as typical, only (25) gold medals were awarded at the 1853 event (Image)

Est. $1,500-2,000 HWC-SE

American Institute, New York, 1872, 51mm bronze "Medal of Special Award" awarded to "Fisher & Norris, for Anvils and Vises," VF (Image)

Est. $125-175 B

Cincinnati Industrial Exposition, 1874, 44mm silver medal by Krider & Biddle Philadelphia, awarded to "Fisher & Norris for Anvils," XF w/ original luster (Image)

Est. $150-200 B

Cincinnati Industrial Exposition, 1874, 44mm bronze medal by Krider & Biddle Philadelphia, awarded to "Fisher & Norris for Railroad Joint," XF (Image)

Est. $100-150 B

International Exhibition, Philadelphia 1876, large bronze medal, 76mm, seated allegory on obverse, reverse text "Awarded by United States Centennial Commission," excellent condition MS (Image)

Est. $250-350 B

National Exposition of Railway Appliances at Chicago, 1883 silver 58mm medal with beautiful high-relief design showing speeding locomotive, allegories and the Rocket of 1829; reverse inscribed to "Fisher & Norris for Best Display Machinists Vises," a very rare medal, especially inscribed; uniform gray surface and still shiny on inscribed surface; XF+ (one sold at Heritage in 2019 for $1560) (Image)

Est. $1,000-1,250 B

National Export Exposition, 1899, 51mm white metal, high relief seated Benjamin Franklin designed by Aug. C. Frank, Philadelphia, reverse inscribed to Fisher & Norris, award recommended by the Franklin Institute; XF w/ some toning (Image)

Est. $125-150 B

Roosevelt Memorial Association Founder's Medal, designed by J.E. Fraser and produced by Medallic Art Co. in 1920, abt 3.5" diameter, bronze, w/ Teddy in profile on obverse, flaming sword and text on reverse; also includes typewritten letter on RMA stationery, signed by their president Wm Boyce Thompson, plus original mailer, a worn registered envelope w/ two current stamps; medal is XF (Image)

Est. $200-300 SE

Accum of US Mint Bicentennial era medals in original packaging: (6) National Bicentennial Medals (yellow bronze); (18) America's First Medals in individual holders; (24) American Revolution Medals in individual holders, plus some extra empty holders (Image)

Est. $100-150 B

Selection (9) mostly bronze medals: 1893 Carter H. Harrison memorial medal (copper) HK-765; 1901 Pan-American official medal (brass) HK-289; 1904 Louisiana Purchase (yellow bronze) HK-302; 1905 GAR Encampment at Pike's Peak 70mm, shows cog railroad; Herbert Hoover medal w/ Philadelphia Mint on reverse; 1954 Washington National Insurance Company large medal, high relief GW on reverse; 1969 American Legion 50th Anniv by Medallic Arts; (2) different modern reproductions of the 1836 medal commemorating the coronation of Maria Anna Augusta at Prague in 1336; mostly VF+ current retail over $420 (Image)

Est. $200-250 B

Collection of (86) bronze medals produced by the US Mint; incl First Ladies up to Mary Todd Lincoln; (6) diff Presidents; Mint locations & White House; Congressional medals (39) incl Dalai Lama, Nelson Mandela, Joe Louis, Rev Billy Graham, Mother Theresa, Danny Thomas, MIA, Vietnam Veterans, Colin Powell, Yosemite, Charles Schultz & others; there is some duplication, the Mint recently upped their prices for 1½" bronze medals to $20 each! all appear VF (Image)

Est. $300-400 L