Medaillen / Medallions continued...

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)

France, Paris, bronze medal (diameter approximate 33, 9 mm, approximate 18, 42 g), 1751, from you Vivier. Av: length portrait Ludwig XV. To the right. Rev: coat of arms in oak laurel wreath, beneath characters, circumscribed. Small edge nick, ss. (Image 1)

Austria, Æ medal (diameter approximate 28, 3 mm, approximate 9, 27 g), undated, from Voigt, on Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Av: head left. Rev: lyre with laurel branches. Small edge nick, extremley fine (Image 1)

USA, silver plated bronze medal (diameter approximate 31, 9 mm, approximate 13, 64 g), 1807, from Fox, on the detection of the hudson Rivers and the first Dampffahrt through Robert Fulton. Av: Schiffsleute near the to plumb. Rev: three seated feminine Form, over it medallion with bust. Pendant (traces), edge nick, s-ss. (Image 1)

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)

Netherlands, bronze medal (diameter approximate 23, 1 mm, approximate 4, 83 g), 1814, unsigned, on the foundation of the Kingdom the United Netherlands and the start the domination Wilhelm I. From Us one. Av: head Wilhelm I. Left. Rev: 4 lines characters in the wreath, circumscribed. Small edge nick, ss. (Image 1)

France, Berry, bronze medal (diameter approximate 41, 1 mm, approximate 38, 85 g), 1820, on the death of the duke Charles Ferdinand. Av: length portrait in uniform left. Rev: 8 lines characters in the oak palm wreath. Wurzb. 730, with aging put underneath list, small edge nick, ss. (Image 1)

France, gilded Æ medal (diameter approximate 67, 8 mm, approximate 142, 96 g), 1821, con Caunois, on the Birth of the Count Henri d\'Artois, duke from Bordeaux. Av: royal couple vot throne presented three soldiers the newborn. Rev: 9 lines characters. Pendant (traces), edge nick, ss. (Image 1)

Brazil, Pedro I., bronze medal (diameter approximate 46 mm, approximate 44, 76 g), 1822, on the independence from Portugal at the 07. September 1822. Av: length portrait Andradas left, circumscribed. Rev: 5 lines characters, circumscribed and wreath. Edge nick, ss. (Image 1)

France, bronze medal (diameter approximate 42, 1 mm, approximate 39, 91 g), 1826, con Caunois, on François Joseph Talma, suite medal. Av: bust to right. Rev: 10 lines characters. Small edge nick, extremley fine (Image 1)

Austria, Franz II. (I. ), bronze medal (diameter approximate 44, 8 mm, approximate 54, 45 g), 1835, from Brandt, to commemorate the commemoration of the Death from Franz I. In Vienna. Av: head left. Rev: 7 lines characters in the laurel wreath. Wurzbach 2395, cleaned, edge nick, scratch, ss. (Image 1)

Belgium, Antwerpen, Borgerhout, bronze medal (diameter approximate 36, 5 mm, approximate 20, 93 g), 1841, from Hard, on the laying the foundation stone of the Church from Borgerhout. Av: 5 lines gothic characters in the wreath, circumscribed. Rev: 3 lines gothic characters in the wreath, circumscribed. Small edge nick, extremley fine (Image 1)

France, wearable Æ medal (diameter approximate 38, 9 mm, approximate 21, 93 g), 1842, unsigned, on the death of the crown princes Ferdinand Philippe duke from orleans. Av: head left, therefore oak laurel wreath, circumscribed. Rev: pedestal with inscription, beside two feminine Form. Small edge nick, blotched, very fine to extremly fine. (Image 1)

Belgium, Æ medal (diameter approximate 34, 3 mm, approximate 16, 89 g), undated, from Jouvenel, on the botanist Rembert Dodoens (1517-1585). Av: bust to right. Rev: 19 lines characters. Small edge nick, extremley fine (Image 1)

France, bronze medal (diameter approximate 56, 6 mm, approximate 83, 08 g), undated, from Depaulis, premiums medal. Av: head Louis Philippe I. To the right. Rev: blanker laurel wreath. Margin hallmarked, edge nick, small Kr., extremley fine (Image 1)

Belgium, Dendermonde, old gilded Æ medal (diameter approximate 45, 4 mm, approximate 32, 42 g), unsigned, 1850, on the 50. Anniversary the academy for drawing and architecture in Dendermonde. Av: municipal coat of arms, over it year date. Rev: 12 lines characters. Hsp, small Kr., small edge nick, very fine to extremly fine. (Image 1)

France, Paris, silver plated copper medal (diameter approximate 41, 4 mm, approximate 40, 89 g), 1850, unsigned, premiums medal the academy for arts and crafts. Av: seated femaleness with laurel wreath and caduceus, beside scientific and artistic matters. Rev: 2 lines characters in the laurel oak wreath, circumscribed. Margin hallmarked \"CUIVRE\", small edge nick, slightly hackneyed, in the case, extremley fine (Image 1)

Great Britain, babbitt medal (diameter approximate 45, 1 mm, approximate 38, 15 g), 1850, from Pinches, on the Death from Sir Robert Peel. Av: head to the right. Rev: 11 lines characters. Pailful 1450, Brown 2398. Small edge nick, scratch, ss. (Image 1)

Great Britain, London, Victoria, tin medal (diameter approximate 53, 3 mm, approximate 48, 04 g), 1851, unsigned, on the world exhibition 1851 in London. Av: head Prince Alberts to the right. Rev: building view, beneath in section 9 lines characters. Zaponized, small Kr., small edge nick, extremley fine (Image 1)