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Medal Maxime Laignel -lavastine Elbeuf 1937 Psychiatrist Solar Plexus Medal
Medal Maxime Laignel -lavastine Elbeuf 1937 Psychiatrist Solar Plexus Medal
Medal Maxime Laignel -lavastine Elbeuf 1937 Psychiatrist Solar Plexus Medal
Medal Maxime Laignel -lavastine Elbeuf 1937 Psychiatrist Solar Plexus Medal

Medal Maxime Laignel -lavastine Elbeuf 1937 Psychiatrist Solar Plexus Medal

$ 78.75

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    Description

    58- TIR 66
    Bronze medal, France.
    Minted around 1937.
    Some traces of oxidation and handling.
    Studies and research on the solar plexus.
    Engraver / Artist
    : François DE HERAIN (1877-1962).
    Dimension
    : 82 mm.
    Weight
    : 252 g.
    Metal
    : bronze.
    Hallmark on the edge
    : triangle + bronze.
    Quick and neat delivery.
    The
    easel
    is not
    at
    to sell .
    The stand
    is not
    for sale
    .
    Paul-Marie Maxime Laignel-Lavastine, born in Évreux on September 12, 1875, of a family from Elbeuf, and died in Paris on September 5, 1953, is a French psychiatrist.
    Maxime comes from a family where several were doctors: his maternal grandfather, Louis Bidault, received 7th at the boarding school in Paris, in 1842, or his great-great-uncle, Jacques Daviel, inventor of the operation.
    58- TIR 66 Bronze medal, France. Minted around 1937. Some traces of oxidation and handling. Studies and research on the solar plexus. Engraver / Artist : François DE HERAIN (1877-1962). Dimension: 82 mm. Weight : 252 g. Metal : bronze. Hallmark on the edge  : triangle + bronze. Quick and neat delivery. The easel is not at to sell . The stand is not for sale. Paul-Marie Maxime Laignel-Lavastine, born in Évreux on September 12, 1875, of a family from Elbeuf, and died in Paris on September 5, 1953, is a French psychiatrist. Maxime comes from a family where several were doctors: his maternal grandfather, Louis Bidault, received 7th at the boarding school in Paris, in 1842, or his great-great-uncle, Jacques Daviel, inventor of the operation.