Medal for Those Who Restored the Law, Medal
SKU: 02.ARG.0141.101.01
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History
The Medal for Those Who Restored the Law (Medalla a los Restauradores de las Leyes) was authorized by General Juan Manuel Rosas in recognition of the troops who fought in the Colorado's Division in 1820 under his command.
The composition of the Medal denotes the rank of the recipient; the Silver Medal was awarded to Chiefs and Officer, and the Brass Medal was for enlisted men.
The Medal features an obverse inscription that can be translated to "To those who Restores the Law in 1820," and reverse inscription that can be translated to "Long Live to the Federation, Province of Buenos Aires."
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Silver
Obv: A LOS RESTAURADORES DE LAS LEYES EN 1820 Rev: ¡VIVA LA FEDERACION! PROVINCIA DE BUENOS AYRES
30x37mm
José Massias
This version weighs 15.7 grams.
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Brass
Obv: A LOS RESTAURADORES DE LAS LEYES EN 1820 Rev: ¡VIVA LA FEDERACION! PROVINCIA DE BUENOS AYRES
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