Biographical dictionary of medallists: coin, gem, and seal-engravers, mint-masters, &c., ancient and modern, with references to their works B. C. 500-A. D. 1900; compiled by L. Forrer ...

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Saint Gaudens, with whom he was associated at Cornish, N.H.,
for eight years.

Huntington Wolcott Jackson, by H. Hering.
He received the bronze medal at Ghent, Belgium in 1913, and
bronze and silver medals at the San Francisco Exposition, I9iS5
His works have been exhibited at the American Numismatic Society
Exhibition, in 9Iio; at Ghent, 913; at the Architectural League,
New York; at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts; at the
Academy of Design; and at the Floating Exhibition arranged by
the Sculptors' Society.
Mr. Hering's more important medallic works include:
I909. Portrait medallion of Mrs. Tracy Dows and son, XE 144;
- I909. Stephen Henry Olin, AE 143 X I60; - I909. The
Scarsdale Golf and Country Club, medal awarded in gold yearly,
A 3; - I9II. Portrait memorial tablet of Huntington Wolcott
Jackson, E I 55 X 208; - I9I I Charles Albert Coffin, AL 148
X r98; - 192. Evarts Tracy, Al 145 X I72; - I9I2. Apartment House medal, awarded annually by the New York Chapter of
the American Institute of Architects, AE 87; - 191 5 Official
Seal of the Panama-Pacific International Exhibition, San Francisco,
F 50o.