A striking collection of high-relief bronze art medals produced primarily by the Medallic Art Company of Danbury, Connecticut and New York, showcasing a range of historically themed and commemorative designs. This grouping includes Society of Medalists issues such as the June 1980 release by Marcel Jovine, along with finely detailed pieces depicting George Bancroft, the United States Bicentennial (1776–1976), Alaskan Express imagery, and allegorical and historical scenes including Revolutionary War motifs and frontier subjects. Several medals feature architectural and corporate themes, including the Standard Insurance Company “Standard Plaza 1963” piece, as well as artistic fantasy designs like “The Dreamers of Dreams.” Each medal displays crisp sculptural detail with strong relief and warm bronze patina, with edge markings identifying the maker and issue details. A well-rounded and visually appealing lot ideal for collectors of numismatic art medals, Americana, and Medallic Art Company productions. Approx. biggest medal diameter (in): 3.5.

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