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Netherlands, A group of philatelic medals awarded to Jean Gravelat:
Internationale Tentoonstelling Eeuwfeest Postzegel, Utrecht, 1952, a silver medal, unsigned, head of Mercury, rev. figure with post-horn, 40mm;
Portugal, Exposiçao Filatelica International, Lisbon, 1953, a silver medal by M. Norte, head of Isabel II left, rev. tablet, 38mm;
Norway, Internasjonal Frimerkeutstilling, Oslo, 1955, a silver medal by H. Rui, lion with axe and post-horn, rev. norwex, 40mm;
Sweden, Frimärket, Stockholm, 1955, a silver medal by C. Milles, symbolic male messengers with letters, rev. legend, 57mm;
Finland, Exposition Philatelique Internationale, Helsinki, 1956, a silver medal, unsigned, crown above boat, rev. post-horn and arms, 40mm;
Germany, Bephila, Berlin, 1957, a uniface silver medal, signed Schwarz, aeroplane above buildings, 50mm;
Luxembourg, Melusina Luxembourg, 1963, a silver-gilt medal by Fisch, mermaid, rev. wreath [7]. Generally extremely fine; first and third in original cases (£70-100)