1955 Bronze Medal Commemorating the Centenaire of the Compagnie Générale -1Y86

The medal features a double-faced design, showcasing the rich history and accomplishments of the CGT. The obverse depicts a woman standing proudly, holding a flag, symbolizing the company’s role in connecting France to the world. The reverse bears an inscription commemorating the centennial anniversary, along with the CGT’s emblem and the year 1955.

Created by the renowned engraver Marcel Renard, this medal is a testament to the artistry and craftsmanship of the era. The intricate details and high relief add depth and dimension to the design, while the bronze material lends a sense of permanence and value.

While the medal requires cleaning to restore its original luster, its overall condition remains sound, preserving its historical significance and artistic merit.

Dimensions:

Diameter: 6.7 cm (2.6 inches)

Weight:

Approximately 0.130 kg (0.29 pounds)

Additional Details:

Please note that the medal requires cleaning.
The reflections visible in the photos are due to lighting.
Refer to the 10 photos for a comprehensive view of the medal.
The medal is sold without the stand.
This 1955 bronze medal commemorating the centenaire of the Compagnie Générale Transatlantique is a unique and valuable addition for collectors of maritime medals, French commemorative items, and works by Marcel Renard.