Papal State, Hadrian IV., cast bronze medal (diameter approximate 45, 5 mm, approximate 43, 9 g), undated, unsigned. Av: length portrait to the right. Rev: coat of arms. Extremly fine. (Image 1) (Image)

Italy, Padua, bronze medal (diameter approximate 35, 30 mm, approximate 31, 69 g), 1500-1570, from G. Cavino. Av: bust Galbas to the right, circumscribed. Rev: standing Galba on platform, commanded a group from soldiers. Klawans 3 / 4, ss. With put underneath list of the collector. (Image 1) (Image)

Italy, Padua, bronze medal (diameter approximate 36, 20 mm, approximate 37, 73 g), 1500-1570, from G. Cavino. Av: bust Faustina I. To the right, circumscribed. Rev: sacrifice scene, therefore chain of pearls. Klawans 2, ss. With put underneath list of the collector. (Image 1) (Image)

Papal State, Paul III., bronze medal (diameter approximate 40 mm, approximate 33, 5 g), 1549 (later embossment), unsigned (from A. Cesati), on the handing over of the Duchy Parma to his son. Av: length portrait to the right. Rev: Ganymede waters flower besides eagle. Extremly fine to uncirculated. (Image 1) (Image)

Bohemia, bronze medal (diameter approximate 34 mm, approximate 36, 24 g), 1588 (later embossment), unsigned, on Wilhelm Rosenberg (Chief State Chamberlain from Bohemia). Av: length portrait to the right. Rev: helmeted coat of arms, circumscribed. In the case, edge nick, extremley fine (Image 1) (Image)

Italy, Padua, bronze medal (diameter approximate 38, 50 mm, approximate 31, 07 g), approximate 16. Jh, to kind Giovanni there Cavino. Av: bust Marc Aurels to the right, circumscribed. Rev: at a Schiffsvorderteil working Argos to the right, beside standing minerva with shield left, therefore chain of pearls. Klawans 4, lawrence 58, very fine+. (Image 1) (Image)

Italy, Padua, lot of five bronze medals to kind G. Gavinos (1500-1570). Various recasts and productions. Condition mostly about ss. Partly with underlay slip of papers. Photos of this collection (Image 1) (Image)

France, Louis XIII, cast bronze medal (diameter approximate 65, 30 mm, approximate 100, 61 g), 1630 (later making),? Unsigned (J. Warin),? On Antoine Ruz_, marquis d\'Effiat et de Longjumeau (1581-1632). Av: length portrait to the right, circumscribed. Rev: atlas with the shouldered globe left, behind Hercules, circumscribed. Small tear / plugged hole, ss. (Image 1) (Image)

Papal State, Clemens X, bronze medal (diameter approximate 41, 3 mm, approximate 40, 5 g), 1675, from Giovanni Hamerani. Av: length portrait to the right. Rev: view Petersplatz, over it trumpeting Farma with scroll, beneath in the foreground Remus and Romulus with the she-wolf. Spink 1340, coining crack, extremley fine (Image 1) (Image)

Papal State, Alexander VIII, bronze medal (diameter approximate 39 mm, approximate 30, 1 g), year 1, 1689 / 90 (later embossment), from Giuseppe Ortolani, on the victoriousness. Av: length portrait to the right. Rev: seafront with two Tropaea and two fittings seated gefesselte prisoners of war, over it madonna with boy Jesus on cloud. Spink 1508, extremley fine (Image 1) (Image)

France, Lorraine, bronze medal (diameter approximate 45 mm, approximate 35, 44 g), undated (about 1700), unsigned (Saint Urbain), on Gerhard II. From Alsace. Av: lion with scepter left, over it scroll. Rev: 13 lines characters. Ss. (Image 1) (Image)

RDR, silver medal (diameter approximate 27, 5 mm, approximate 6, 7 g), undated, signed I. G. S. (Johann Georg Seidlitz). Av: length portrait Karl VI. To the right. Rev: coat of arms Upper Austria. Small edge nick, extremley fine rare. (Image 1) (Image)

Papal State, Benedict VII, gilded bronze Jesuit Medal (diameter approximate 38 mm, approximate 22, 9 g), undated (approximate. 1712), from Brunner by Lauffer, on Benedict VII. Av: length portrait to the right. Rev: 17 lines characters. Lauffer 139, Förschner 140, small edge nick, extremly fine to uncirculated. (Image 1) (Image)

Papal State, Benedict VII, gilded bronze Jesuit Medal (diameter approximate 38 mm, approximate 23, 3 g), undated (1712), unsigned by Lauffer, on Innozenz III. Av: length portrait to the right. Rev: 17 lines characters. Lauffer 178, Förschner 56, 179, small edge nick, extremly fine to uncirculated. (Image 1) (Image)

Papal State, Coelestin IV., gilded bronze Jesuit Medal (diameter approximate 38 mm, approximate 23, 4 g), undated (1712), from P. H. Müller by Lauffer, on Coelestin IV. Av: length portrait with Halo to the right. Rev: 18 lines characters. Lauffer 181, Förschner 56, 182, small edge nick, cancellation error, extremley fine (Image 1) (Image)

Papal State, Gregory III., gilded bronze Jesuit Medal (diameter approximate 38 mm, approximate 21, 6 g), undated (1712), from Vestner bay Lauffer, on the holy Gregory III. Av: length portrait with Halo to the right. Rev: 17 lines characters. Lauffer 92, Bernh. 557, small edge nick, extremly fine to uncirculated. (Image 1) (Image)

RDR, Karl VI, tin medal (diameter approximate 43 mm, approximate 23, 92 g), 1723, from P. P. Werner, on the coronation in Prague. Av: length portrait to the right, circumscribed. Coronation scene. Collection Mont. 1583 (AE), copper pin, slightly rubbed, small edge nick, extremley fine (Image 1) (Image)

Denmark, Friedrich IV., gilded silver medal (Dm. Approximate, approximate), 1730, unsigned (from). Obverse: bust to right, therefore \"DOMINVS MIHI ADIVTOR\", in section beneath \"FRIDERIC IIII D G REX / DAN NOR VAN / GOT\". Rev: two standing feminine Form to bind a bust, therefore \"GLORIAE IMMORTALI REGIS OPT BENE MER\", in section beneath \"CURSO COMPLETO / D XII OCTB / MDCCXXX\". Fields tooled, edge nick, very fine to extremly fine. Rare! (Image 1) (Image)

Italy, Sardinia, Karl Emanuele III., bronze medal (diameter approximate 33 mm, approximate 9, 92 g), 1746, satirical medal on the reconquest from Alexandria. Av: head left, circumscribed. Rev: skewness beam and scales, circumscribed. Wurzbach 4497, ss. Rare! (Image 1) (Image)

France, Charles X, (diameter approximate 34 mm, approximate 15, 38 g), 1590 (later embossment), unsigned Av: crowned length portrait left, circumscribed. Rev: altar, on that crosier, miter, host and crown. Very fine to extremly fine. (Image 1) (Image)

Papal State, Paul II., bronze medal (diameter approximate 43, 3 mm, approximate 43, 8 g), undated, unsigned, Hilaritas Publica. Av: bust to right. Rev: standing femaleness from the front with cornucopia and palm branch. Spink 380, planchet fault, extremly fine to uncirculated. (Image 1) (Image)

Portugal, Mary I. And Pedro III., bronze medal (diameter approximate 47 mm, approximate 39, 33 g), 1779, unsigned, on the laying the foundation stone of the Church of the most sacred Heart of Jesus. Av: both length portraits to the right, circumscribed. Rev: 5 lines characters in cartouche. Small edge nick, extremley fine (Image 1) (Image)

France, Paris, Ludwig XVI, one-sided tin badge (diameter approximate 83, 00 mm, approximate 138, 31 g), 1789, from Andrieu, on the arrival of the king in Paris. Av: royally family in coach therefore rejoicing people and soldiers, city view in the background, in section beneath the date. Edge nick, ss. (Image 1) (Image)

Netherlands, lead medal (diameter approximate 36 mm, approximate 16, 85 g), 1796, from Calker, on the first National Assembly the Batavischen Republic in the Haag. Av: 2 lines characters in the wreath of oak leaves. Rev: 7 lines characters. Ink signature, tooled, comp. Van Loon 837, very fine to extremly fine. (Image 1) (Image)

Papal State, Calixtus III., bronze medal (diameter approximate 37 mm, approximate 23, 93 g), undated (approximate. 18th century). Av: length portrait to the right, circumscribed. Rev: 15 lines characters. Edge nick, very fine to extremly fine. Rare! (Image 1) (Image)

Papal State, Alexander V., bronze medal (diameter approximate 40 mm, approximate 27, 6 g), undated, from St. Urbain. On face: length portrait left. Rev: Samuel rubs with ointment the in shepherd's robe ahead of him kneeling David. Spink 308, coining crack, extremley fine (Image 1) (Image)

Papal State, Calixtus III., bronze medal (diameter approximate 42 mm, approximate 39, 6 g), undated, unsigned (from andrea Guazzalotti), on the improvement the fortifications. Av: bust left. Rev: view city wall, in section 3 lines characters. Small edge nick, extremly fine+. (Image 1) (Image)

Papal State, Pius VII, bronze medal (diameter approximate 38 mm, approximate 24, 6 g), undated, from T. Mercandetti, to be open pontificate beginning. Av: length portrait to the right. Rev: view of the Petersdoms and -place, in the background sunrise. Spink 1996, Weber 372 (there Ag), high relief, cancellation error, extremley fine (Image 1) (Image)

Lot of 7 pewter medals of the 17. / 18th century condition mostly about extremley fine in each case with edge nicks and partial corroded.

Poland, stannic suite medal (diameter approximate 43, 50 mm, approximate 31, 21 g), undated, from wooden houses, on Alexander Jagiellon. Av: length portrait left. Rev: 10 lines characters. Small edge nick, ss. (Image 1) (Image)

France, Napoleon I., silver medal (diameter approximate 41 mm, approximate 35, 04 g), 1809, from Andrieu, on the peace from Vienna. Av: head to the right, circumscribed. Rev: nude, standing Napoleon with torch and laurel branch from the front. Bramsen 876, extremly fine (Image 1) (Image)

Belgium, bronze medal (diameter approximate 46, 9 mm, approximate 41, 95 g), undated, from simon F, suite medal on Joannes Mayo. Av: length portrait Mayos left. Rev: 5 lines text. Extremly fine. (Image 1) (Image)

France, lot of four portable bronze suite medals. 1816 on Mary Rabutin de Sevigne, 1817 on Michelle de Montaigne, 1817 on N. Boileau Despreaux and 1817 on G. L. Leclerc de Buffon. Condition in each case extremley fine (Image 1) (Image)

France, bronze medal (diameter approximate 41 mm, approximate 37, 04 g), 1819, from F. Grandjean, on Antoinette Deshoulieres. Av: bust to right, circumscribed. Rev: 8 lines characters. Wurzbach 1625, extremley fine (Image 1) (Image)

France, bronze medal (diameter approximate 41 mm, approximate 37, 51 g), 1819, on germaine de Stael. Av: bust to right, circumscribed. Rev: 8 lines characters. Collection Julius 3852, Wurzbach 8516, extremley fine (Image 1) (Image)

France, Louis XVIII, bronze medal (diameter approximate 50 mm, approximate 70, 52 g), 1820, from Andrieu, on the Birth of the princes Heinrich from Bourbon. Av: bust to right, circumscribed. Rev: Gallia lifts newborn from the cr+¿che. Small edge nick, very fine to extremly fine. (Image 1) (Image)

Vatican, Pius VII, silver plated bronze medal (diameter approximate 41, 0 mm, approximate 35, 31 g), 1820, from Droz, on the foundation of the Saint Sulpice seminar. Av: length portrait Pius VII. To the right. Rev: 3 lines characters between crown and cross. Edge nick extremley fine (Image 1) (Image)

France, Constantine de Tour villas, bronze medal (diameter approximate 41 mm, approximate, 36, 67 g), 1823, from Pingret. Av: length portrait left, circumscribed. Rev: 9 lines characters. Extremly fine to uncirculated. (Image 1) (Image)

Papal State, Sixtus V., bronze suite medal (diameter approximate 41, 5 mm, approximate 36, 5 g), 1823, from Caque. Av: length portrait to the right. Rev: 9 lines characters. Small edge nick, extremley fine (Image 1) (Image)

Austria, Franz II., silver medal (diameter approximate 38 mm, approximate 17, 54 g), 1823, from Heuberger, on the golden wedding from Johann Nepomuk and Joan Leibenfrost. Av: wedding ceremony scene. Rev: 9 lines characters. Small edge nick, dark patina, extremley fine rare! (Image 1) (Image)

France, copper medal (diameter approximate 41, 10 mm, approximate 35, 57 g), approximate 1825, from N. P. Tiolier. Av: bust of the architects J. D. Antoine to the right. Rev: view of the building the Monnaies de Paris. Edge nick, extremley fine (Image 1) (Image)

France, Karl X, bronze medal (diameter approximate 51 mm, approximate 51, 30 g), 1829, award the Universite de France. Av: head left, circumscribed. Rev: 5 lines characters in wreath, circumscribed with engraving. Edge inscription, extremley fine (Image 1) (Image)

France, bronze medal (diameter approximate 51, 50 mm, approximate 58, 19 g), 1835, from F. Caque, on Charles IX. Av: length portrait left, circumscribed. Rev: 15 lines characters. Small edge nick, extremley fine (Image 1) (Image)

Poland, Henri III., silver plated bronze medal (diameter approximate 52, 10 mm, approximate 73, 95 g), 1835, from Caqu_, on Heinri III. King from France and Poland. Av: length portrait to the right, circumscribed. Rev: 15 lines characters. Margin hallmarked, small edge nick, contact marks, extremley fine (Image 1) (Image)

Italy, bronze medal (diameter approximate 39 mm, approximate 38 g), 1842, from Krueger, on Giovanni Pierluigi there Palestrina. Av: length portrait oblique right, circumscribed. Rev: group singing, youthful Form, circumscribed. Niggl 1564, blotched, extremly fine to uncirculated. (Image 1) (Image)

France, octagonal silver chip (diameter approximate 34 mm, 20, 50 g), 1844, from F. Pingret. Av: 4 lines characters in the circle \"SOCIÉTÉ anonymous you PONT D\'IVRY\", circumscribed. Rev: view of the bridge. Rare! Ss. (Image 1) (Image)

France, Marseille, copper medal (diameter approximate 50, 2 mm, approximate 65, 89 g), 1846, from Roux, on the 14. Session of the French science congress in Marseille. Av: standing femaleness with Feather and open book to the right, beside scientific gadgets and a steamship. Rev: municipal coat of arms in cartouche with wall coping in the wreath of oak leaves, circumscribed. Margin hallmarked \"CUIVRE\", small edge nick, extremley fine (Image 1) (Image)

France, silver medal (diameter approximate 57 mm, approximate 88, 29 g), 1849, from J. Cavelier et Borrel. Av: head the Marianne between two boughs to the right, over it \"SVVM CVIQVE\". Rev: 4 lines characters, therefore three writing boards and transcription. Margin hallmarked. Extremly fine. (Image 1) (Image)

Belgium, bronze medal (diameter approximate 50 mm, approximate 53, 70 g), 1850, from Jouvenel, on the Death Queen louise Maries d\'orleans in Ostende. Av: head to the right, circumscribed. Rev: 6 lines characters, in the outer wreath transcription. Ss. (Image 1) (Image)

Belgium, Laeken, Æ medal (diameter approximate 74, 6 mm, approximate 194, 81 g), 1854, from J. Vienna, on the laying the foundation stone the Church of Our Lady. Av: exterior view of the Church, therefore 2 lines transcription. Rev: 25 lines characters. Small edge nick, slightly rubbed, extremley fine (Image 1) (Image)