Lot (10) Various bronze medallions

1. Official Award Medallion - 40th Anniversary of the Revolt, 1984,

Obverse: The inscription "40th Anniversary of the Declaration of the Revolt" and the date of February 1, 1944. In the combined inscription is the emblem of the Irgun and below it is the symbol of the year of bravery and the inscription "Fighters' Union of the Irgun Zvai Leumi". 

Reverse: The verse "Fire to Fire" from Beitar's poem to Ze'ev Jabotinsky, with the emblem of Beitar and the inscription "35 for the independence of Israel", bronze, 59 mm, 98 gr. 

2. Medallion for the 25th Independence Day, with reliefs of the months of 1973, bronze, 59 mm.

3. Official Award Medallion - Fourth International Competition for Harp, 1970,

Obverse: Above - the word "harp", the letter "B" appears in the form of a harp. In the center - in two lines, in French "awarded by the Ministry of Tourism to ...", and available space for the name of the recipient to be imprinted on the language, in French "The Fourth International Harp Contest, Jerusalem, Israel September 1970", 59 mm. 

Reverse: In the center - a prominent figure of King David, Naim Zimirot Yisrael, port on the strings of a harp. On the rim around it, a Hebrew inscription: "Fourth International Competition for the Harp, Jerusalem, Elul, 1970". 

Scope: State emblem and the words "State of Israel" in Hebrew and English.

4. State Medallion - Yuvel Choma and Migdal, 1986, 59 mm. Obverse: Model of a walled tower. The verse in Hebrew and English: "And there were ... the night, Mishmar and the day of work" - Nehemiah 4:16 The dates: 1936-1939.

Reverse: Numeral 50, State emblem and the words "Yovel for Tower and Stockade Settlement" in Hebrew and English. 

Scope: State emblem and the words "State of Israel" in Hebrew and English, 59 mm.

5. Official Award Medallion - The Metal, 5735-1975,

Obverse: In the center - an anvil symbolizing metalwork since ancient times. Thin lines hint at an airplane and a wheelchair, as an expression of the achievements of industry in Israel. Above, the inscription "The Israeli Metal Industry" in Hebrew and its translation into English. Below, the date is 1975. 

Reverse: The seven-branched candelabrum, which is integrated into the world's wheels of industry, expresses Israel's exports and imports. In the language, the address "Ministry of Commerce and Industry" in Hebrew and English translation. 

Scope: State emblem and the words "State of Israel" in Hebrew and English. 59 mm.

6. Official  Award Medallion- The Diamond, 1974.

Obverse: In the center - the diamond exchange building in Ramat Gan against a diamond-shaped geometrical shape (in some of the medallions there is a tiny diamond). On the rim, around the bronze and silver medals, an inscription in Hebrew and English: "Diamond - the shining export of Israel 1974". 

In the Gold Medal "Israel Diamonds 1975" in Hebrew and English. 

Reverse: The seven-branched candelabra is integrated into the wheels of the earth's industry, as an expression of Israel's export and import. Diameter 59 mm.

7. State Medallion - Opening of Peace Negotiations between Israel and its Neighbors, 1991.

Obverse: On the upper part, the inscription "DIRECT PEACE NEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN ISRAEL AND ITS NEIGHBORS"  appears below the inscription in Arabic and Hebrew, with the words  on the bottom and the olive leaf on the left. 

Reverse: Parts of a puzzle that begins to connect, with the word "peace" in the middle, the text in English "PEACE", the Latin version "PAX" and the Arabic version.

8. State Medallion - Yishuv Volunteers in the British Army, 1975.

Obverse: In the middle, the verse "Heneni Shlachani" (Yeshayahu 6: 8) in Hebrew and translated into English, and the flag of Israel is raised on the level. The inscription on the language, in Hebrew and English, "Volunteers of the Yishuv in the British Army, 1939-1946". 

Reverse: In the center, "Haba Lehorgecha Hashkem Lehorgo" "Berachot SB". 

The letters "L" are shaped like swords aimed at each other. On Language - the translation of the verse into English. On the right - the yellow badge that the German authorities imposed on the Jews of Europe, 59 mm.

9. Official Award Medallion - Joint for Jerusalem, 1976,

Obverse: In the center: a Hebrew and English inscription "This Year in Jerusalem" lighting a torch. On the rim is an inscription in English "JDC-Israel Appeal". 

Reverse: In the center - a stylized drawing of the Tower of David. Above in Hebrew, and below in English, the inscription "For the sake of Jerusalem I shall not rest"

(Yeshayahu, 62:1). 

Scope: State emblem and the words "State of Israel" in Hebrew and English, diameter 59 mm.

10. Official Award Medal - Yuval WIZO, 1970.

Obverse: A stylized mother and child painting, in the stylized background of the earth. On the rim, in English "Fifty Years of World WIZO 1970". 

Reverse: Below, on the right, the number 50 in a Magen Dovid shape. In the center, on top of a stylized shape of the earth, 50 figures are highlighted - a symbol of the Yovel celebration around the world. On the language "the fiftieth anniversary of World WIZO, 1970". Diameter 59 mm.