French Agricultural Medal 1956 Angouleme Prize Trophy Plaque Vintage 13012611

French Agricultural Medal

This authentic French agricultural medal commemorates rural achievements from 1956, awarded by the Hippique d'Angouleme competition. The prize plaque recognized Louis Jacquemet's second place finish in what appears to be a livestock or equestrian event, representing the competitive agricultural traditions of mid-20th century France.

The medal displays quality French metalwork with raised lettering against a red enamel center panel. Bronze-toned border frames show aged patina consistent with vintage pieces from this era. Decorative scrollwork adorns the top section, while clear text identifies the awarding organization and recipient details. The hanging loop indicates original display purposes.

Measuring 13.5cm x 9.5cm (5.3" x 3.7"), this French agricultural medal maintains good readability despite its vintage status. The red enamel center contrasts against the weathered bronze-toned frame, showing appropriate age-related surface wear typical of displayed competition awards from the 1950s period.

This piece suits collectors of French rural memorabilia, agricultural history enthusiasts, or vintage trophy displays. Competition medals from provincial French communities document local farming excellence and community recognition practices of the post-war reconstruction period.

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