FRANCE. Commemoration of French Naval Vessels named "Glory" Bronze Medal, 1935. Paris Mint. UNCIRCULATED. By Georges Guiraud. 68mm. Obverse: Ship under sail, three-quarters right, "GLOIRE" and "1935" below, perimeter legend comprised of dates, and constellations at the four cardinal points; Reverse: Female rider on a Pegasus emerging from the waters, facing right, two swords and a victory wreath in her raised right hand, rays emanating from behind. Cornucopia privy mark. A celebration of the various frigates, ships of the line, cruisers, and the first ocean-going iron-clad battleship named "Gloire" from 1692 up to the medals issue. A charming and interesting maritime medal. A few very minor spots of verdigris on the obverse noted for completeness. <strong>To view all items from the PHG Collection click <a href="https://auctions.stacksbowers.com/lots?sort=auction_date_lot_number_asc&search=From+the+PHG+Collection&limit=96&lots_range=upcoming"> here.</a></strong> From the PHG Collection.
