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FRANCE — 1912 Award Medal of the Philotechnical Association, by Émile Cheffer (1845–1930). Obverse: “PHILOTECHNICAL ASSOCIATION / FREE COURSES / FOR THE BENEFIT / OF WORKERS .” An allegorical trophy representing science, the arts, and industry resting on a plinth, featuring a globe, a telescope, a Corinthian capital on a fluted shaft, a chemist’s retort, a compass, a set square, a gear wheel, a steam engine, books, and an unfurled scroll. Signed: CHEFFER. Reverse: “SCIENCES AND ARTS APPLIED TO COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY / MR. KUBLER / 1912.” A circular inscription surrounds a circle studded with stars, in the center of which is engraved the award to the laureate in two lines separated by a dash: MR KUBLER / 1912. A small flower separates the beginning and end of the circular inscription at the 6 o’clock position. Material: Silver-plated bronze. Diameter: 45 mm.
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