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Medallic History of Dentistry James Leon Williams

Location United States
Year 1973
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Composition Silver (.925)
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Obverse description High-relief depiction of a scholar or scientist, shown in three-quarter view, examining a human skull held aloft in both hands. A microscope and additional skulls rest on a table in the foreground, evoking a scene of anatomical or dental histological study. The polished field contrasts sharply with the deeply struck figural composition.
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Reverse description The upper half of the reverse features a circular emblem in relief depicting a caduceus-style rod with serpent superimposed over a globe, surrounded by a wreath and the circular legend ODONTOLOGIA ARS SCIENTIA PROGRESSUS. The lower half of the field is rendered in a contrasting dark finish and bears the inscribed text identifying the honoree, his dates, and his professional distinctions.
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Reverse lettering ODONTOLOGIA ARS SCIENTIA PROGRESSUS
JAMES LEON WILLIAMS
(1852-1932)
Outstanding Histologist
and Prosthodontist
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