Great Britain, 3 x medal, 1902 / 1911 / 1935, Edward VII. And George, various motives and conditions. (Image 1) (Image)

Small collection from mixed silver coins and silver medals as well two Gold medals of the city Dinkelsbühl. Is included also a double taler 1861 of the city Frankfurt (fields tooled) and a 5 Mark piece 1876 Hamburg. Photos of this collection (Image 1) (Image)

France, bronze medal (diameter approximate 64, 00 mm, approximate 99, 08 g), 1900, C. Chaplain, on the Parisian world exhibition. Av: head the Marianne to the right, behind tree. Rev: floating, winged Victory God with wreath and Youth with torch left, beneath writing board, circumscribed. Margin hallmarked, extremley fine (Image 1) (Image)

Belgium, Leopold II., bronze medal (diameter approximate 70, 50 mm, approximate 132, 80 g), 1905, from G. Devreese, on 75 years independence. Av: length portrait left. Rev: personalized freedom with lion in the direction of rising sun treading. Extremly fine. (Image 1) (Image)

Belgium, copper medal Stad Antwerpen (Dm approximate 49 mm, 49, 35 g), 1908, from M. Vermeiren. Reverse: Stad Antverpen / Kunstbetooging ville D'anvers / epiphany Artistoque, extremly fine to uncirculated. (Image 1) (Image)

France, bronze medal (diameter approximate 50, 00 mm, approximate 60, 38 g), undated, from Oudin_ and H. Dubois. Av: rescuing male figure with child and woman in the beggarly, behind raging sea and lighthouse. Rev: in the wreath "LES SAUVETEURS MÉDAILÉS A E. MOUSTY". Margin hallmarked, in casket (damaged), extremley fine (Image 1) (Image)

France, bronze medal (diameter approximate 51 mm, approximate 61, 14 g), 1910, F. Rasumny. Av: standing femaleness with wall coping before student. Rev: wreath, therein Chalkboard with 3 lines characters, over it 2 lines characters, circumscribed. Margin hallmarked, edge nick, extremley fine (Image 1) (Image)

France, bronze badge (approximate. 68 x68 mm, approximate 129, 10 g), 1910, from O. Yencesse, to the world exhibition in Brüssel. Av: seated femaleness presented a genius a branch. Rev: 4 lines characters between boughs, beneath coat of arms, over it panorama. Margin hallmarked, edge nick, ss. (Image 1) (Image)

Belgium, one-sided bronze badge (Dm. 67 x46 mm, 69, 69 g), 1918, from L_on Gobert, Corps Pharmaceutique Belge, Av: female figure with medicine cup, in the background pharmacist as well mother with child, extremley fine (Image 1) (Image)

France, one-sided bronze medal (diameter approximate 58, 50 mm, approximate 92, 59 g), undated, from L. Desvingnes. Av: countrywoman with bread loaf to the right. Margin hallmarked, extremley fine (Image 1) (Image)

France, rectangular bronze badge (approximate. 61, 50 x47, 90 mm, approximate 64, 19 g), 1925, from B. L. Hercule. Av: seated femaleness with Chalkboard. Rev: 12 lines characters. Edge nick, extremley fine (Image 1) (Image)

France, bronze medal (diameter approximate 57, 40 mm, approximate 94, 24 g), 1934, from J. C. Chaplain. Av: seated femaleness before that Youth. Rev: beehive, in the outer wreath transcription. Margin hallmarked, extremley fine (Image 1) (Image)

France, bronze medal (diameter approximate 32 mm, approximate 15, 59 g), 1935, from M. Delannoy, on the Art and technology exhibition. Av: ceramist at work. Rev: building view, beneath 3 lines characters. Small edge nick, extremly fine to uncirculated. (Image 1) (Image)

Russia, bronze medal (diameter approximate 61 mm, approximate 165, 97 g), 1993, signed Bapanowskaja, on the dedication the Kasaner Cathedral in Moscow. Av: view of the Cathedral, circumscribed. Rev: 10 lines characters on diamond-shaped Chalkboard, behind spires and flags. In red casket, freshly minted. (Image 1) (Image)

Italy, bronze casting medal (Dm. 70 mm, 133, 31 g), undated, unsigned, Francesco Il Novello there Carrara (1388-1405), coinage office Padua, Av: length portrait left, Rev: helmeted winged suchness, Hill 1238, Börner 437, ss. (Image 1) (Image)

Italy, late bronze casting medal (Dm. 36 mm, 33, 62 g), undated, unsigned, Cremona Girolano Vida 1470-1566, Vescovo di arrival postmark dal 1532-1566, Av: length portrait to the right, Rev: the Winged Horse, Attwood 132, ss. (Image 1) (Image)

Italy, silver medal (Dm. 40 mm, 32, 21 g), 1618, from Gaspare Moro, Av: head left Saint Mary Magdalene, Rev: length portrait to the right Cosmus II, trace of handle, edge nick, extremley fine (Image 1) (Image)

Netherlands, silver medal (diameter approximate 47 mm, approximate 35, 47 g), undated (1674), unsigned, on the assassination the brothers Johan and Cornelius de Bets. Av: the length portraits the brothers next to one another to the right, circumscribed. Rev: 8 lines characters. V. Loon III, 87, small edge nick, Hsp, fields on the aversum tooled, very fine to extremly fine. (Image 1) (Image)

France, silver medal (diameter approximate 33 mm, approximate 16, 07 g), 1822, from A. Patey. Av: seated femaleness from the front, over it "COMITÉ DES EXPERTISES". Rev: 8 lines characters in the wreath. Margin hallmarked, dark patina, extremley fine (Image 1) (Image)

Great Britain, William IV., copper medal (diameter approximate 51 mm, 57, 90 g), 1831, from F. Wyon, on the opening the London bridge. Av: head to the right, circumscribed. Rev: view of the bridge, in section beneath 3 lines characters. Edge nick, very fine to extremly fine. (Image 1) (Image)

Belgium, tin medal (Dm approximate 49 mm, 42, 10 g), 1871, from C. Jehotte. Obverse: bust from John Cockerill. To the right Rev. Multiline characters, monument in Seraing, reverse with drag mark, edge nick, ss. (Image 1) (Image)

Vatican, 1871-1950, lot of seven medals different Popes (Pius IX. - Pius XII. ), mostly bronze. Condition mixed. Photos of this collection (Image 1) (Image)

Switzerland, bronze medal (diameter approximate 61 mm, approximate 116, 02 g), 1872, from Bovy, on Merle d'Aubigne. Av: length portrait to the right, circumscribed. Rev: 13 lines characters. Small edge nick, extremley fine (Image 1) (Image)

Thailand, medal silver-plated (Dm. 48 mm, 55, 21 g), 1882 (probably later embossment), unsigned, on the opening the Vajiranana Library, Av: heads the kings Rama IV. And Rama V. Left, Rev: crowned ancient with characters, extremley fine (Image 1) (Image)

France, bronze medal (diameter approximate 50, 90 mm, approximate 62, 60 g), 1891, from H. Maude. Av: angel with palm branch and bugle hovers to the right, beneath a sitting, nude lad with wreath and palm branch, in the outer wreath transcription. Rev: medallion with three lines characters, therefore wreath. Margin hallmarked, Hsp, scratch on the reverse, very fine to extremly fine. (Image 1) (Image)

Baden, gilded silver medal (62, 91 g, diameter 51 mm), 1906, from R. Mayer, to the agricultural and garden exhibition in Karlsruhe. Aversum: length portraits from Friedrich and louise to the right, circumscribed. Reverse: : 3 lines characters in the laurel wreath, circumscribed, Zeitz 610, extremley fine (Image 1) (Image)

Prussia, Wilhelm II., silver medal (diameter approximate 45, 20 mm, approximate 50, 90 g), undated, from E. Warrior, to the golden wedding. Av: the length portraits of the pairs next to one another to the right, circumscribed. Rev: 7 lines characters. Small edge nick, various scratch, extremley fine (Image 1) (Image)

Leipzig, bronze medal (Dm. 80 mm, 272, 79 g), 1929, from Alfred Vocke by Poellath, on the 50 years to be available of the Supreme Court, Av: view of the Supreme Court between year dates, Rev: eagle with spread wings left, Gebauer 1929.32, Steguweit DGMK 14, 193 Chalkboard 66, in the original case, case strong damaged, st. (Image 1) (Image)

Silver medal (Dm 35 mm, 23, 45 g), 1937, from B. Bleeker, on the Death Ludendorffs, Av: head left Rev: sword on bounded laurel branch, counter at the edge "mint Vienna A, 835", small edge nick and scratch on the aversum, a little plaque, almost extremley fine (Image 1) (Image)

Lot of old silver medals from the period 1697-1935. Silver in total 352 g gross. Condition mixed. In total 13 pieces. (Image 1) (Image)

Prussia, silver medal (Dm. 30 mm, 9, 29 g), 1798, from Solved, Friedrich Wilhelm III. 1797-1840 on his homage in Berlin, Av: uniformed length portrait with order star left, Rev: Prussian eagle with oak wreath over an ashlar the with flag, sword, Bible, bees basket and boughs allocated is, summer A65, Henckel 2059, edge nick, extremley fine (Image 1) (Image)

Silver medal (Dm. 36 mm, 13 g), undated, unsigned, Av: 2 birds on branch beneath "Your", Rev: "evermore" in the snake circle, small edge nick, extremly fine to uncirculated. (Image 1) (Image)

Bremen, silver medal (Dm. 42 mm, 27 g), 1821, from Solved and Voigt, on the 50 years anniversary from minister Johann David Nicolai 1742-1826, Av: length portrait left, Rev: standing Religio besides altar, Jungk 32, very fine to extremly fine. (Image 1) (Image)

Cologne, silver medal (Dm. 41 mm, 36, 44 g), 1833, from Francke, dedication the Diocese on the convalescence of the Archbishop Ferdinand August from mirror 1824-35, Av: length portrait left in Mozzetta and put on cross, Rev: 5 lines characters, hamlet 2241, contact marks and edge nick, very fine ++ . (Image 1) (Image)

Baden, silver medal (Dm. 22 mm, 4, 52 g), undated (about 1817), from C. W. Doell, school premium of the Karlsruhers secondary school, Av: coat of arms, Rev: "PRO STILO" (for good diction), Wielandt / Zeitz 195, small edge nick, extremly fine to uncirculated. (Image 1) (Image)

Cologne, silver medal (Dm. 41 mm, 36, 44 g), 1833, from Francke, dedication the Diocese on the convalescence of the Archbishop Ferdinand August from mirror 1824-35, Av: length portrait left in Mozzetta and put on cross, Rev: 5 lines characters, hamlet 2241, contact marks and edge nick, very fine ++ . (Image 1) (Image)

Baden, silver medal (8, 93 g, diameter approximate 29 mm), 1850, from L. Tile, premium for the Quinta, Quarta and Untertertia. Aversum: femaleness with shield. Reverse: : characters in four lines surrounded in wreath and transcription. Zeitz 329, extremly fine to uncirculated. (Image 1) (Image)

Baden, Frederick I, bronze medal (53, 31 g, diameter approximate 47 mm), 1858, from C. Voigt, on the Meeting the naturalist and doctors in Karlsruhe. Aversum: head to the right, circumscribed. Reverse: : Globe, circumscribed. Zeitz 319, edge nick, extremly fine to uncirculated. (Image 1) (Image)

Frankfurt, tin medal (Dm. 53, 5 mm, 66, 27 g), 1862, from brothers Hartwig Offenbach, on the German language shooting match in Frankfurt (Main) 13.-18. July 1862, Av: anterior view of the gifts temples, Rev: 6 lines characters in oak wreath, Ju F 1303, edge nick, extremly fine to uncirculated. (Image 1) (Image)

Berlin, bronze medal (Dm. 35, 5 mm, 12, 03 g), 1875, donated from of the company Kiessling and Voigt Factory from hat to pad and silk goods Berlin and Bernau, in memory of the Congress of the German Unite the hat manufacturers Berlin 21.-23. June 1875, extremley fine (Image 1) (Image)