United States. Two Commemorative Table Medals Hold of the official Saxon maker

of the official Saxon maker of Royal insignia (C

one of which was Derby

each of which is surmounted by an embroidered parachutist's badge

after Max Immelmann and Oswald Boelcke

composed of variously coloured leather

United States. Two Commemorative Table Medals Hold of the official Saxon makerNational Capital Sesquicentennial Official Commemorative Medal 1800 1950 (bronze with a copper coloured gilt, unmarked but known to have been struck at the United States Mint in Philadelphia, obverse illustrating the Statue of Armed Freedom that can be found atop the Capitol Building, the statue (originally named Freedom Triumphant in War and Peace and is also known as the "Statue of Freedom") depicting a female figure wearing a military helmet and