Germany Weimar Schiller SACHS Edge Hornlein-246 Literature proof-like medal 1930

The 1930 Germany Weimar Republic Friedrich Schiller Proof-like Medal commemorates the 125th anniversary of the death of one of Germany’s greatest poets, playwrights, philosophers, and historians. Created by engraver Karl Hornlein, this artistic medal pays tribute to Schiller’s enduring influence on German literature and European culture. The obverse features a finely sculpted left-facing portrait of Friedrich Schiller with flowing hair, surrounded by his name in bold lettering. The reverse depicts the famous Schiller Bell beneath dramatic clouds with radiant sunbeams spreading across the sky. The bell bears the inscription ER WAR UNSER, while the dates 1805–1930 commemorate the anniversary of Schiller’s passing. Along the lower rim appears the inscription marking the 125th anniversary of his death. Schiller is best known for masterpieces such as William Tell, The Robbers, and Ode to Joy, the latter inspiring Ludwig van Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony. Struck in proof-like quality with exceptional sculptural relief and historical symbolism, this 1930 medal is an outstanding collectible for enthusiasts of literature, German history, medals, and classic European art.

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