Saxony, cast zinc medal (diameter approximate 51, 5 mm, approximate 35, 75 g), 1539 (posthumous), unsigned. Av: length portrait Heinrichs of the pious to the right, circumscribed. Rev: seeing eye, beneath 4 lines characters. A piece of graffiti \"54\" on the reverse, Hsp, edge nick, scratch, tooled, ss, interesting piece of evidence. (Image 1) (Image)

Nuremberg, silver medal (diameter approximate 56, 2 mm, approximate 39, 32 g), engraved 1628, unsigned (from Sebastian Dadler), on the request to peace. Av: sitting Mann with breech cloth the hands to the bid and the view gen sky, from a cloud out two hands with sword and volume. In the background left a horseman with sword the two unarmed scuds and a burning city. In the background right a farmer near the plough of a field as well a city over that the Sun seems. Therefore around 2 lines transcription. Rev: two from clouds next hands in a handshake, behind core before crossed scoop and scythe, over it crowned hand from cloud, beneath city view and cartouche with engraving \"1628\", circumscribed. Pendant (traces), small edge nick, fields tooled, very fine to extremly fine. Rare. (Image 1) (Image)

Palatinate, Karl Ludwig, silver medal cast (diameter approximate 70 mm, approximate 76, 56 g), 1660, unsigned (Georg Pfündt). Obverse: half-length portrait Karl Ludwigs before table with helmet to the right, therefore \"CAR loaded. D. G. COM. PAL RHENI. ELECT. B. D. \". Rev: view Heidelbergs, over it scroll \"DOMINUS PROVIDEBIT\", beneath cartouche with date \"MDCLX\". Small planchet fault, fields smoothed / tooled, small edge nick, ss. Very rare! With put underneath list of the collector. Copy the collection Memmesheimer - lot 2322 the 35. Auction coin center, Cologne, 1979. (Image 1) (Image)

Saxony, oval silver medal (diameter approximate 47, 10 x43, 20 mm, approximate 31, 93 g), 1678, from E. C. Arid and M. H. Omeis, on the electoral princes Johann Georg III. Av: length portrait of the electoral princes to the right, the head forwards, circumscribed. Rev: a from clouds towering hand with flag. Collection Merseb. 1226, margin and fields smoothed / tooled, edge nick, very fine to extremly fine. Very rare! (Image 1) (Image)

Hanau, Philipp Reinhard, silver medal (diameter approximate 51 mm, approximate 41, 30 g), 1705, on his wedding with Charlotte Wilhelmine from Saxony Saalfeld. Av: the length portraits of the engaged couple face to face, circumscribed. Rev: city view, over it SWAN over two coat of arms, circumscribed. Suchier 666, trace of handle, fields tooled, ss. (Image 1) (Image)

Frankfurt, silver medal (diameter approximate 43, 8 mm, approximate 29, 25 g), 1742, from Werner and Oexlein, on the coronation Karl VII. To the German Emperor. Av: length portraits of the emperor couple staggered to the right. Rev: emperor couple before throne the hands reaching, over it floating angel with imperial crown. Joseph / Fellner 753, scratch, small edge nick, ss. (Image 1) (Image)

Saxony cure line from 1547 (Albertiner), silver medal (11, 82 g, Dm approximate 32 mm), 1745, unsigned (G. W. Smock), on the battle from Kesselsdorf and the peace from Dresden, Av: Prussian standard on the battlefield becomes from genius wreathed, Rev: genius with banderole over the city view from Dresden, collection Merseburger 2415, ss. (Image 1) (Image)

Gold medal (diameter approximate 21, 40 mm, approximate 3, 45 g), undated (approximate. 18th century). Av: left flying dove, beneath ocean, over it storm clouds, therefore \"where should I to flee there\". Rev: boulder with cross in the ocean, therefore \"alone to dir Mr. Of Jesus CHRIST. \" small scratch, extremley fine (Image 1) (Image)

Gold medal (diameter approximate 21, 90 mm, approximate 3, 45 g), undated (approximate. 18th century), on the friendship. Av: nude lad based besides one Palm tree, therefore \"VERGIS of your friend not\". Rev: altar, over it two hands from clouds in a handshake, therefore\" our lovingly and faithful SEY like DISER ZWEY\". A little billowy, extremley fine (Image 1) (Image)

Hamburg, Gold medal (diameter approximate 21, 40 mm, approximate 3, 46 g), undated ( 18th century), unsigned, on the fourth bid. Av: two stone tablets next to one another, on that the fourth bid. Rev: three trees in to puke, circumscribed. Embossed spot, extremly fine (Image 1) (Image)

Hamburg, Gold medal (diameter approximate 26, 60 mm, approximate 6, 99 g), undated ( 18th century), unsigned, on the fourth bid. Av: two stone tablets next to one another, on that the fourth bid. Rev: three trees in to puke, circumscribed. Small scratch, in places tooled, extremley fine (Image 1) (Image)

Prussia, Friedrich Wilhelm II., silver medal (diameter approximate 27, 60 mm, approximate 7, 21 g), 1786, from A. Abramson, on the homage in Wroclaw. Av: length portrait to the right, circumscribed. Rev: 7 lines characters. Marienburg 4862, small scratch, margin adjusts, extremley fine (Image 1) (Image)

Prussia, Friedrich Wilhelm III., silver medal (diameter approximate 42 mm, approximate 26, 75 g), 1798, A. Abramson, on the death of the historian and numismatists Johann Carl Conrad Oelrichs. Av: bust to right, circumscribed. Rev: Grabpyramide, on that six lockets. Rubbed, extremly fine to uncirculated. (Image 1) (Image)

Bremen, silver medal (diameter approximate 42, 22 mm, approximate 28, 59 g), 1821, from Solved and Voigt, on the 50 years anniversary from minister Johann David Nicolai 1742-1826, Av: length portrait left, circumscribed. Rev: standing Religio besides altar, circumscribed. Jungk 32, slightly rubbed, extremly fine to uncirculated. (Image 1) (Image)

Preussen, Friedrich Wilhelm III., bronze medal (diameter approximate 50, 50 mm, approximate 69, 46 g), 1829, from, on Carl from Brühl. Av: head left, circumscribed. Rev: personifications the tragedy, music and comedy next to one another with wreath, in section beneath 2 lines characters. Collection Wurzbach 995, small edge nick, extremley fine (Image 1) (Image)

Hessen, bronze medal (diameter approximate 51, 3 mm, approximate 63, 14 g), 1861, from Schnitzspahn, premiums medal of the Industrial Exhibition for the Grand Duchy Hessen. Av: head Ludwig III. To the right. Rev: 3 lines characters, circumscribed. Small edge nick, small Kr., very fine to extremly fine. (Image 1) (Image)

Prussia, bronze medal (Dm. 70, 5 mm, 154, 50 g), 1870, from Leopold Vienna, on the opening the King Wilhelm Rhein railway bridge. Av: heads Wilhelm and Augusta staggered to the right. Rev: bridge before that resting river god with coat of arms from Elberfeld and Aachen. Ink numbering \"331, 0\" at the edge, small edge nick, minimum verdigris, extremley fine (Image 1) (Image)

Prussia, tin medal (diameter approximate 41, 1 mm, approximate 23, 70 g), undated (1870), from Drentwett and Peter, on the victory in the German French war. Av: crowned length portrait to the right. Rev: war trophies surrounded by five coat of arms and banners. Wurzb. 9644. Small edge nick, small Kr., extremly fine to uncirculated (Image 1) (Image)

Prussia, Friedrich III., silver medal (diameter approximate 34, 50 mm, approximate 17, 92 g), 1888, unsigned, on his Death. Av: head to the right, circumscribed. Rev: 5 lines characters. Extremly fine to uncirculated. (Image 1) (Image)

Prussia, Wittenberg, cast bronze medal (diameter approximate 48, 3 mm, approximate 42, 19 g), 1892, unsigned (from Begas), on the inauguration the renovated chapel of a palace. Av: length portrait Wilhelm II. In parade uniform to the right. Rev: seated femaleness with Chalkboard, in the background chapel of a palace. Very fine to extremly fine. (Image 1) (Image)

Silver medal (diameter approximate 29 mm, approximate 7, 62 g), 1895, on the 80. Birthday Otto from Bismarcks. Av: length portrait oblique left, circumscribed. Rev: Imperial Eagle, in the outer wreath transcription. Extremly fine. (Image 1) (Image)

Hand-coloured, arched ceramic plaque (Dm approximate 65, 2 mm), probably of the academic reading club to Berlin. Av: 4 lockets therein the length portraits from Ludwig Windhorst (1812-1891), Burghard from Schorlemer Alst (1825-1895), Clemens Baron from Herremann from Zuydwyk (1832-1903) and August Reichensperger (1808-1895), therein Katusche with three lines characters \"Justice is the base of the Reich. \". Small edge split, otherwise in good condition. (Image 1) (Image)