The Austrian Artist Kurt Bodlak
(Not a complete listing of works)


Bodlak, Kurt:   Butchers Guild  Silver plated Bronze, 60mm












A few medals by Bodlak

1967 Norse medal, 1967 Skulderb. En face m.v. Gull. 50 mm, 32 mm og 20 mm. Kurt Bodlak
Østerrike.

1969  LIECHTENSTEIN 1969, ANTON FLORIAN depicted / CAROLUS VI enthroned, 0.9 ar 36mm,

1969 Germany   1969-7-20a  Silver ( 0.9999 fine) medal struck at the Solidus Mint in West
Germany for the Apollo 11 flight.  Obverse: Full face busts,  with Armstrong's head in the center,
slightly higher than those of his companions. Around the heads, the names "E. ALDRIN  N.
ARMSTRONG  M. COLLINS". At bottom center, the U.S. A. flag and the date "JULY 20, 1969".  
Beneath Collins's bust, the number "999.9", and beneath Aldrin's, the name of the artist, "Bodlak".
Reverse:  Shows LEM on route from the earth and on the moon, with Armstrong on the moon
in the foreground. In a panel around the perimeter, the legend "PER ASPERA AD ASTRA -
APOLLO XI - 1969".  Circular:  2" (50mm) in diameter.  The sculptor was Kurt Bodlak. The same
medal was also issued in 34mm size.

1969 Germany Silver (0.9999 fine) medal struck at the Solidus Mint in West Germany for the
Apollo 12 flight.  Obverse: Shows Intrepid on the moon's surface with Conrad in foreground and
Bean descending Intrepid's ladder.
In a panel around the perimeter, the legend "PER ASPERA AD ASTRA" and "APOLLO XII 1969".
Reverse: Heads of the three astronauts, with Conrad's slightly above the other two that are in line
on either side.
Under Conrad's head is the American flag and the date "19-11-1969". Under each head is the
name "BEAN -
CONRAD -GORDON".  Circular: 1 15/16" (50mm) in diameter. This is a limited edification and was
limited to 2000 for U.S. collectors. Sculptor was Kurt Bodlak.
1970 Germany  Silver medal (0.999 pure) struck by the Solidus Mint in West Germany for the Apollo XIII flight.  
Obverse:  Heads of three astronauts in triangular form with the center head the higher one. Above the heads are
the names "FRED HAISE * JOHN SWIGERT * JAMES LOVELL". Below the heads is an American flag and the date
"1970" and "11-17-4".  Reverse:   In the center shows three galloping horses in flight (This may be the official
Apollo 13 emblem). At the top, the name Apollo XIII and at the lower left, the phrase "EX LUNA SCIENTA" (From the
moon knowledge). At the lower right is a small segment of the moon.  Circular:   1 31/32" (50mm) in diameter.
"0218" on rim. This is a limited edification and was limited to 2000 for U.S. collectors. Sculptor was Kurt Bodlak.


1973  Medal, Deutsches Museum







One of a series honoring great German inventors, discoverers and scientists whose achievements have changed
the world.  1973 Silver 44mm by Kurt Bodlak.  Bust of Einstein partially to right/Legend, E = MC2, a facsimile of
Einstein’s signature.  Struck by the Deutsches Musem and it is a medal seldom seen.

1982.  Designed the reverse of the 1982 20 Schilling, (reverse used on all future 20 Schilling coins.

1983.  Designed the obverse of the 1983 20 Schilling, "Burg Hochosterwitz – Kärnten"



Bodlak designed the below European Collectors Medals.












A few other medals by Bodlak (no info)
                                                              
Austrian Coins,
Medals & Tokens