53; the question of the relationship between the texts on the
obverse and reverse of the tablet; and the significance of the circulation of a source like KUB 4.
The
obverse is the head of King George V while the reverse shows St George on horseback trampling on the shield of the Central Powers and a skull and crossbones.
Due to the complexity of the detail only 1/12th of the coin
obverse was modelled Fig.
Each cardboard sample was tested 10 times on the
obverse and 10 times on the reverse.
There are no ribbons attached and I don't have the history of the soldiers who owned them, but the first medal is dated 1854 and on the
obverse side bears Queen Victoria's head with a clasp and the place Sebastopol on an oak leaf.
Another key concept is the legitimacy to lead (Waiters, 1999: 27), which can also be seen from the
obverse face as leadership without authority (Heifetz, 1994).
The other will be the same as the
obverse of coins minted by other member states of the EU.
The
obverse (front) of the coin has been designed by Ingrid Austlid Rise, designer at Det Norske Myntverket AS (Mint of Norway).
The Standing Figure on the
obverse is similar, but in some features distinct from the Standing Caliph type.
The forward-looking 2006 nickel
obverse (heads side) was designed using the Peale painting of 1800, the year Jefferson was elected president.
In 2006 the nickel will revert to its previous appearance, with Jefferson's portrait on the head, or
obverse, and Monticello on the reverse.
One of the three Native Americans used as models for the Indian image on its
obverse was Two Moons, a Cheyenne chief who fought Custer at Little Big Horn.
