Own a piece of aviation history with this stunning Premier Combat Aérien commemorative medal, celebrating the first recorded aerial combat on October 5, 1914. Crafted in silver-plated copper nickel, this medal showcases fine detailing and historical significance, making it a perfect addition to any collection dedicated to military history, aviation, or French heritage.
Characteristics:
- Material: Silver-plated copper nickel
- Diameter: 39.5 mm
- Weight: 20.1 g
- Edge: Smooth (Lisse)
- Mint: Not specified
- Punch: Without hallmark (sans poinçon)
Obverse: Features a detailed representation of two aircraft and two pilots, capturing the pioneering spirit of early aviation and commemorating the brave aviators who participated in the first aerial combat during World War I.
Reverse: Displays the French national motto "LIBERTÉ ÉGALITÉ FRATERNITÉ - FRANCE" surrounding a beautifully detailed coat of arms within a laurel wreath. The classic design reinforces the medal’s message of courage, unity, and national pride.
This collectible medal is ideal for history enthusiasts, aviation collectors, and those with a passion for World War I memorabilia. Its historical significance and artistic craftsmanship make it a valuable and timeless piece.
