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Other categories, sizes, event medals from Puerto Rico.

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57 items (showing items 1–20)

	Deck Sport Contest Porto Rico Bull Lines Ships Ocean Liners. c1930's. Bronze. Diameter 33.6mm, 11.6 grams. Provenance: Efrain Archilla / Luis Cuyar
	Puerto Rico Coat of Arms Shield. Minted in England M P, c1930-40's. Bronce enamel. Shield type style from Puerto Rico historian Salvador Brau 1905. Provenance: Samuel Candelas
	Lions Club 4th District Convention. 1941. Gilt bronze. 50.76mm × 60.70mm, 18.6 with ribbon grams. UPR Rio Piedras Puerto Rico District 51, May 30-31, 1941.
	Puerto Rico Coat of Arms Shield. Minted in Germany, c1950-60's. Silver and porcelain enamel. Shield type style from Puerto Rico historian Salvador Brau 1905.
	Sociedad Ingenieros de Puerto Rico. c1950's. Gilt bronze. 32.65mm × 32.36mm, with ribbon 18.4 grams. Fundada 1904.
	Harina Monograma Hernandez y Barasorda Agentes Puerto Rico. c1950's. Gilt bronze and enamel. Semi-round, 45.17mm × 41.1mm, 21.9 grams. The CEO. Tileston Millin Co. ST. Cloud Minn. Sales Rep in P.R.ID Badge/Medal.
	Cerveceria Corona INC 1934-1959. 1959. White metal. Diameter 72.6mm, 227.0 grams. 25 Aniversario.
	Souvenir of Puerto Rico. c1960. Sterling silver. Medal turn.
	Ron Superior Puerto Rico 1910-1960. Plastic. J. Gonzalez Clemente,Fundador, Jubileo De Oro de su iniciacion en la industria de Licores 1910-1960, 850 prueba.
	Texaco Mayaguez, San Juan, and Ponce . 1963. Bronze. Plant locations.
	Saludos de Ileana Puerto Rico 1967. 1967. White metal. Diameter 32.11mm, 11.4 grams. Miss Cherry Blossom contest Festival. Medal turn.
	Porto Rico Iron Works INC . 1968. Bronze. Diameter 76.1mm, 179.38 grams. 50 Aniversario, 1918-1968, PRI, Puerto Rico Iron. Puerto Rico Iron Works (PRIW) was founded by Antonio Ferré Bacallao, an 1896 immigrant from Cuba, whose father was a French engineer that had worked in the construction of the Panama Canal. Antonio Ferré's family would become one of the most legendary families in Puerto Rico: one of his sons, Luis Antonio Ferré became governor of the Island from 1969 to 1973, and one of his daughters, Isolina Ferré, known as The Mother Teresa of Puerto Rico, received the Presidential Medal of Freedom from President Bill Clinton in 1999 for her outstanding role in community activities, including the founding of a small hospital and school in Playa de Ponce next to the iron foundry called Centro de Orientacion y Servicios. The company first started doing business for Puerto Rican sugar and coffee plantations, in the area of irrigation systems and railroad track and wagon systems to carry products between plantations in the south. It also developed machinery for the crushing of sugar cane at sugar cane mills. Almost all of the railroad tracks laid in Puerto Rico in the early decades of the 20th century originated from PRIW. In the first half of the 20th century, the company was heavily involved in the production of iron-based bridges to address Puerto Rico's need for bridges. The foundry was located just a few blocks away from the Port of Ponce docks, making the company one within easy reach for vessels requiring repairs as well. In the second half of the century the company was into the manufacturing of a number of specialty items such as manhole covers. Medal turn.
	1521-1971 450 Aniversario de San Juan SF de Puerto Rico. San Juan Mint, 1971. Silver, 925 Fine. Rectangle, 26.1mm × 36.66mm, 9.8 grams. Medal by the P.R. Philatelic Society of Puerto Rico, U.S. 1893 $0.03 stamp conmemorating the 450th Anniversary of the City of San Juan of P.R. Artist-Palmiro Bufadossi, (mispelling error "Peurto" instead of "Puerto").
	450 Aniversario de San Juan 1421-1971. San Juan Mint, 1971. Silver, 925 Fine. Rectangle, 26.1mm × 36.66mm, 9.8 grams. Replica medal (numbered #3) by the P.R. Philatelic Society of the U.S. 1893 $0.03 stamp conmemorating the 400th Anniversary of the Discovery of P.R. Artist-Palmiro Bufadossi.
	450 Aniversario de la Fundacion Cuidad de San Juan 1421-1971. San Juan Mint, 1971. Silver, 925 Fine. Rectangle, 26.1mm × 36.66mm, 9.8 grams. Medal by the P.R. Philatelic Society of the U.S. 1893 $0.03 stamp conmemorating the 400th Anniversary of the Discovery of P.R. Artist-Palmiro Bufadossi.
	450 Aniversario de la Fundacion Cuidad de San Juan 1421-1971. 1971. Bronze. Rectangle, 25.88mm × 36.75mm, 12.6 grams. Replica medal by the P.R. Philatelic Society of the U.S. 1893 $0.03 stamp conmemorating the 400th Anniversary of the Discovery of P.R. Artist-Palmiro Bufadossi.
	Trial pattern 450 Aniversario de San Juan 1421-1971. San Juan Mint, 1971. Silver, 925 Fine. Diameter 49.4mm, 58.0 grams. Luis E Casenave, artist-Palmiro Bufadossi. Medal turn.
	Trial pattern 450 Aniversario de San Juan 1421-1971. San Juan Mint, 1971. Copper. Diameter 49.4mm, 58.9 grams. Luis E Casenave, artist-Palmiro Bufadossi. Medal turn.
	450 Aniversario del Traslado Cuidad de San Juan 1421-1971. San Juan Mint, 1971. Bronze. Rectangle, 39.6mm × 25.1mm, 1.69mm thick, 12.6 grams. U.S. 1971 $0.08 PR El Morro Sentry Box stamp, Type II -Perforated borders, Luis E Casenave, artist-Palmiro Bufadossi.
	450 Aniversario del Traslado Cuidad de San Juan 1421-1971. San Juan Mint, 1971. Bronze. Rectangle, 39.57mm × 25.06mm, 2.15mm thick, 16.3 grams. U.S. 1971 $0.08 PR El Morro Sentry Box stamp, Type II - Perforated borders, thick gauge, heavier. Luis E Casenave, artist-Palmiro Bufadossi.