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Tribute to Adolfo Alsina, 1916
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Photo by John Birks
Reverse: "Á ADOLFO ALSINA LOS PODERES PÚBLICOS DE LA NACION Y DE LA PROVINCIA DE BUENOS AIRES Á INICIATIVA DE SUS ADMIRADORES Y AMOGOS 1916"
(To Adolfo Alsina by the Public Powers of the Nation and the Province of Buenos Aires on the Initiative of Your Admirors and Friends)
Signed on Reverse: J. GOTTUZZO Y CA (A is underlined)
Obverse: Reproduction of a Buenos Aires monument to Aldolfo Alsina.
Adolfo Alsina (1829-1877) was an Argentine statesman. He was Vice-President during the Domingo F. Sarmiento Administration from 1868 to 1874,and War Minister during the Nicolás Avellaneda administration from 1874 to 1877.
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![Tribute to Adolfo Alsina, 1916
[b]Photo by John Birks[/b]
Reverse: "Á ADOLFO ALSINA LOS PODERES PÚBLICOS DE LA NACION Y DE LA PROVINCIA DE BUENOS AIRES Á INICIATIVA DE SUS ADMIRADORES Y AMOGOS 1916"
(To Adolfo Alsina by the Public Powers of the Nation and the Province of Buenos Aires on the Initiative of Your Admirors and Friends)
Signed on Reverse: J. GOTTUZZO Y CA (A is underlined)
Obverse: Reproduction of a Buenos Aires monument to Aldolfo Alsina.
Adolfo Alsina (1829-1877) was an Argentine statesman. He was Vice-President during the Domingo F. Sarmiento Administration from 1868 to 1874,and War Minister during the Nicolás Avellaneda administration from 1874 to 1877.
Keywords: sold](albums/userpics/10001/Gottuzzo%2C_Adolfo_Alsina-combol~0.jpg "Tribute to Adolfo Alsina, 1916
[b]Photo by John Birks[/b]
Reverse: \"Á ADOLFO ALSINA LOS PODERES PÚBLICOS DE LA NACION Y DE LA PROVINCIA DE BUENOS AIRES Á INICIATIVA DE SUS ADMIRADORES Y AMOGOS 1916\"
(To Adolfo Alsina by the Public Powers of the Nation and the Province of Buenos Aires on the Initiative of Your Admirors and Friends)
Signed on Reverse: J. GOTTUZZO Y CA (A is underlined)
Obverse: Reproduction of a Buenos Aires monument to Aldolfo Alsina.
Adolfo Alsina (1829-1877) was an Argentine statesman. He was Vice-President during the Domingo F. Sarmiento Administration from 1868 to 1874,and War Minister during the Nicolás Avellaneda administration from 1874 to 1877.
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