File:France 1871 Aeronautics Token, Siege of Paris, Hot Air Balloon Le Newton, reverse.jpg
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English: France 1871 Aeronautics Token, Siege of Paris, Gas Balloon Le Newton
Cu-bronze medallion d. = 30 mm. Jean Joseph Aimé Ours, 1839 Harbouey (Meurthe-et-Moselle) - Nancy 1905 2 lines around hot air balloon: "* PART DE LA GARE D'ORLEANS CONDUIT PAR LE MARIN OURS AINÉ * LE NEWTON * LE 4 JANVR 1871 *" / 3 lines: "BALLON DU SIÈGE DE PARIS". Curved above: "* RÉPUBLIQUE FRANÇAISE *". Button -. https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liste_des_ballons_sortis_de_Paris_pendant_le_siège_de_1870-1871 https://digny.fr/le-newton/ http://www.coppoweb.com/ballons/fr.ball_lst.php?idnb=56 https://genealogietahiti.home.blog/2021/11/16/o-comme-ours/ This medal commemorates the flight of the balloon Newton on 4 January 1871 from Gare d'Orléans to Digny, a commune in the Eure-et-Loir department in northern France. Aimé Ours, a seaman of the French Navy, was the balloonist on this flight. Condition: Almost UNCIRCULATED. |
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