Oskar Glöckler
Illustration — Medal commemorating the 680th anniversary of the construction of the Cologne Cathedral in 1928, created by Oskar Glökler Oskar Glöckler (29 October 1893 – 27 January 1938), also spelled Oskar Gloeckler, was a German medal designer active in Stuttgart and Berlin during the Nazi period, during which he created numerous medals and also designed the 1 Reichsmark coin of 1933. Glöckler was born and studied in Stuttgart, where in 1922 he became a member of the Nazi Party. In 1923, he took part in the attempted Beer Hall Putsch.
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Oskar Glöckler

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- Died
- 1938 · Stuttgart.
- Nationality
- Germany
- Occupation
- sculptor
- Education
- State Academy of Fine Arts Stuttgart
- Languages
- German
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Illustration — Medal commemorating the 680th anniversary of the construction of the Cologne Cathedral in 1928, created by Oskar Glökler Oskar Glöckler (29 October 1893 – 27 January 1938), also spelled Oskar Gloeckler, was a German medal designer active in Stuttgart and Berlin during the Nazi period, during which he created numerous medals and also designed the 1 Reichsmark coin of 1933. Glöckler was born and studied in Stuttgart, where in 1922 he became a member of the Nazi Party. In 1923, he took part in the attempted Beer Hall Putsch.
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Born at Stuttgart in 1893, died in Stuttgart in 1938.
Oskar Glöckler studied at State Academy of Fine Arts Stuttgart. The recorded working language is German.

Cologne Cathedral Medal 680th Anniversary 1928 of Construction Start by Meister Gerhard in 1248 Silver medallion d. = 36 mm. 24.92 g Ag 0.900 Meister Gerhard, master mason, about 1210 Reil, Mosel - 1271 Cologne Dates "1248" and "1928"divided by this World Heritage Site, around: "DEM DEUTSCHEN VOLKE DER DEUTSCHE DOM" / Portrait of Master Gerhard r. holding a design of the cathedral, around: "ZUR ER
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Cologne Cathedral Medal 680th Anniversary 1928 of Construction Start by Meister Gerhard in 1248 Silver medallion d. = 36 mm. 24.92 g Ag 0.900 Meister Gerhard, master mason, about 1210 Reil, Mosel - 1271 Cologne Dates "1248" and "1928"divided by this World Heritage Site, around: "DEM DEUTSCHEN VOLKE DER DEUTSCHE DOM" / Portrait of Master Gerhard r. holding a design of the cathedral, around: "ZUR ER
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1893
Oskar Glöckler born at Stuttgart.
1938
Oskar Glöckler died at Stuttgart.
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