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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 31, 1965)
Ws Thernld Pew Sta &a Vin t ex- eate fher= hree, rt oF tur ving 8 es ; i holds a plaster cast of Hernandez seulpter’s work as the copper impression which was made from it is traced by are- duction die block Robert a duplicating (left). 1/1,000th of an machine The tracing inch for onto ‘int a THE: OF knowledged Washington, in of:President Johnson’s involved a press of some 500 used on each of the pressure aspect augural ble is PRESS. but ac- one inauguration tons. That is the 1964 In- Medals. Collectors addition of in medallic art medal, the profile President’s on one have which side a valua- has and. on the the f Santiago place 1,000-ton press at 2 after revolution. each Inaugura Medal Ranks POWER NHE. Louis steel moves four strikes, a between dies bronze 1965 Inaugural Medal Medallic Art Company in New York. At right, for detail of impression medal is examined a Hig Amo Distinguished members. at $38.50 The rest apiece. : Be~ meet at 500 to 1,00 tons four times, strike the medal is heated to tween each presentation to Johnson on Tnaugura= Day. The first ten of 10,000 silver. strikings, each serially numbered, go to public : cost for tion Cabinet Art Works $5, and are produced to meet demand. Turning out a medal begins with trans- ferring the original onto steel dies, which seal the Presidential superimposed on Produced by States on the other, United of.New the Medallic Art Company York, one gold striking of the medal was made 1,200 degrees and bathed in sulphuric acid, a called process finishes to the soften A trimming on metal, another medallic art work, compresse are sold to the Bronze medals annealing, a lathe th ice ats. ing of rel Kennedy Inaugural (top) with two sides intended campaign which became Medal of High the x nautics medal ship memorial. a Medal of Freedom Presidential ranks with Britain’s Order of Merit and France’s Legion President Kennedy took person Honor. eate Aero- honors are U.S, Air Force Cross (top, left) and leader- awards for outstanding Administration and Space scientific achievement, (torch), exceptional bravery (star), of interest star, in design of three degrees (largo smaller star and sash). The first 3L assassination, received award after persons ut- CLARE me faa aina twain baa Weare e er en- ine ht- ted cats nip- or Commemorative rates on a medallions: 1. Second Eisenhower Inaugural; 2. Soc- of Medalists issue; 3. Morgan Horse Club; 4. Na- ty sige; tional Collegiate Athletic Assoc.; 5. Project Bridge; Verrazano- College of Surgeons; 7. Photos by Eric Hedlund, King Features ; 6. American City of New Syndic York; 9. Charles A. Lindbergh; 10, Iwo dima; 11, Brookly Catholi Interracial Council; 12. Salvation Army; 13. New York World’s Fair. ne
