### Description:

Dive into the heart of German imperial history with these exquisite bronze medals, featuring the distinguished profiles of Wilhelm II, the last German Emperor, and his father, Friedrich III. Crafted during the pivotal era of 1888–1918, these medals not only commemorate the reigns of two of Germany's most notable monarchs but also embody the rich cultural and historical legacy of the period. With a diameter of 22 mm and weighing 3.57 g, each medal is a tangible piece of history, offering a unique glimpse into the past.

### Historical Description:

The year 1888 is famously known as the Year of the Three Emperors in German history, marking the brief reign of Friedrich III and the beginning of Wilhelm II's long tenure as Kaiser. Friedrich III, known for his liberal views, reigned for just 99 days before his untimely death, leaving a legacy of what might have been. His son, Wilhelm II, then took the throne, leading Germany through its peak of imperial power and into the tumultuous times of World War I. These medals, struck in bronze, serve as a commemorative tribute to their significant, albeit contrasting, contributions to German history.

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