Looking for the engraver

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Does anybody know who engraved tbis medal? Signature says R J H K?

It says 1939 but it seems that the 3 is above an older 1. So nbr. 9. Neudorf is in Germany. The medal is sold as French. I bought one for my collection.
https://www.instagram.com/carmagnola_medaglie/?hl=es-la

All what is transitory, is but an allegory. Goethe. Faust II.
Beauty is the path, of the sensitive man, to the spirit. Thomas Mann. Death in Venice.
Raymond Joly (1911 Paris – 2006)
Perhaps.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_medallists#French
Token collector [1600-1899] with some coins
I already thought of R.Joly but he signed R. Joly.

I think it must be German. I dont believe they hired a French to do a commemorative medal for Neudorf. Between 1911 and 1939! Very unlikely I suppose.
https://www.instagram.com/carmagnola_medaglie/?hl=es-la

All what is transitory, is but an allegory. Goethe. Faust II.
Beauty is the path, of the sensitive man, to the spirit. Thomas Mann. Death in Venice.
Neudorf in Strasbourg France
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The same reverse engraving is on this
https://www.ebay.fr/itm/161695734702

Médaille : France
Recto : Gymnastique sur barres parallèles
Verso : Conc. Prod. Spec. NEUDORF 1939
Diamètre : 4 centimètres , en bronze argenté et en bon état
Token collector [1600-1899] with some coins
Wow. Didn t know there was a Neudorf also in France!
Do you think both medals were made by Raymond Joly?
I am not quite sure. mmmm. There is one medal signed R J, but not in this way.
The style is also very peculiar.
I am looking for a better picture of the other medal you attached.
Anyway, thanks a lot!!

I am unable to spot the same RJ signature in the medal you attached above. Seems to have the same reverse, but a different frontal design.
https://www.instagram.com/carmagnola_medaglie/?hl=es-la

All what is transitory, is but an allegory. Goethe. Faust II.
Beauty is the path, of the sensitive man, to the spirit. Thomas Mann. Death in Venice.
Topic moved to "Exonumia information and questions" (ZacUK, 29 Sep 2022, 23:41)

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