Description

This commemorative medal measures about 4.6 cm in diameter, was made manually in scale 1:1, without automated reduction processes and, subsequently, was reproduced in limited series and enriched by electro galvanization and finally brushed by hand.
The medal is shipped in a practical handmade blue velvet effect bag with a certificate that in addition to guaranteeing the authenticity shows the serial number.

Straight
Three-dimensional representation of the bust of Umberto I of Savoy (Turin, March 14, 1844 – Monza, July 29, 1900). King of Italy from 1878 to 1900. Son of Vittorio Emanuele II, first king of Italy, and Maria Adelaide of Austria, queen of the Kingdom of Sardinia. Of authoritarian tendencies, he died victim of an attack made by an anarchist to avenge the demonstrators killed by the army in Milan in 1898, during the protest against the increase in the price of bread.

Verso
The reverse shows a depiction of the tomb of King Umberto I of Savoy, buried in the imposing and magnificent monument of the Pantheon in Rome. Second King of Italy, who was assassinated in 1900, and his consort Queen Margherita. Their tombs are located on the opposite side of the Pantheon from the Tomb of King Victor Emmanuel II. The Royal Tombs are kept in order by volunteers from monarchist organizations, and honor guard service is provided by the Guard of Honor of the Pantheon’s Royal Tombs.