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Medal - Detroit's 250th Anniversary Eaton Chemical Co.

Location United States (US territories United States)
Year 1951
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Composition Bronze
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Obverse description High-relief scene depicting Antoine de la Mothe Cadillac and his company of colonists — including a flag bearer and a robed priest — coming ashore and meeting Native Americans on the banks of the Detroit River on 24 July 1701; a canoe is visible in the background at the water's edge. The sculptor's signature RENE P. CHAMBELLAN appears in the lower right field. A circular legend surrounding the scene records Cadillac's birth and death dates, his role as Founder of Detroit, and the 250th anniversary date 1951 in the lower exergue.
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Obverse lettering ANTOINE DE LA MOTHE CADILLAC . BORN 5 MAR. 1658 . DIED 15 OCT. 1730 RENE P. CHAMBELLAN FOUNDER OF DETROIT WITH HIS COMPANY OF COLONISTS 24 JULY 1701 250TH ANNIVERSARY 1951
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