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Monetario americano (ilustrado) clasificado (1892)

Rosa, Alejandro A · Buenos Aires, Imp. de M. Biedma · leaf 81

An illustration from Monetario americano (ilustrado) clasificado, 1892, leaf 81 — EXPEDICIÓN AL RÍO COLORADO EN 1833 N 227—Anverso Leyenda La Prova- de Buens. Ays. al Patrio-tismo y al Valor. En el campo: Escudo argentino entrepalmas y laureles. Reverso. No tiene. Plata: Peso 13 gram. 3 decíg. … ^ICTORIA DE CATASTA N° 228—Anverso Leyenda ¡Mueran los Unitarios! La Provin-cia de Bs. Ays. al Patriotismo y al Valor. En elcampo: Escudo argentino sobre trofeos militares. Reverso Leyenda ¡Viva la Federación! El Gobiernode Bs. Ays. Reconocido á la Virtud Marcial. En elcampo: Trofeos militares y…

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