Porcelain medal Meissen (diameter approximate 50 mm, weight approximate 19, 84 g), 1941, Munich, on the encirclement battle from kiev, Av: map in the square, to the edges data to the battle, Rev: Iron Cross with swastika in the wreath of oak leaves, Scheuch 1875 a, condition I-II. (Image 1)

Ulm, city, bronze medal (diameter approximate 37 mm, approximate 17, 94 g), undated, signed G. S., premium the real institution. Av: Ulmer cathedral. Rev: 3 lines characters, circumscribed. Nau 241, scratch on the aversum, extremly fine to uncirculated. (Image 1)

Railways bronze medal (Dm 36, 9 mm, 23, 4 g) 1858 from Kullrich. On the completion the 1000. Locomotive by of the company Borsig. Aversum: heads from Johann Friedrich August Borsig and August Julius Albert Borsig next to one another to the right. Reverse: : locomotive to the right, in section 4 lines characters, collection Marienburg 4235, f. St. (Image 1)

Hamburg, bronze medal (diameter approximate 41, 50 mm, approximate 29, 69 g), 1859, from Staudigel / Schnitzspahn, on the centenary Friedrich Schillers. Av: scene from \"the bell\" over Hamburg municipal coat of arms. Rev: length portrait Schiller inside left, circumscribed. Gaedechens 2104, extremly fine to uncirculated. (Image 1)

Hamburg, bronze medal (diameter approximate 42, 20 mm, approximate 33, 96 g), 1864, on the 25 years to be available of the Unite for Hamburg history. Av: length portrait from Dr. Johann Martin Lappenberg left, circumscribed. Rev: 5 lines characters in trefoil. Gaedechens 2127, st. (Image 1)

France, Louis XIV, one-sided pewter repulse (diameter approximate 55, 7 mm, approximate 23, 07 g), 1660, unsigned, strike from reverse cancel the medal on the wedding of the king with Maria Theresia from Spain. Genius with torch and two laurel wreaths sets military equipment afire. Paper remnants and Kr. On reverse side, small planchet fault, very fine to extremly fine. (Image 1)

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)

Papal State, Innozenz XII, hot metal strike (diameter approximate 39, 0 mm, approximate 24, 87 g), undated, from Hameranus, on peace and Justice. Av: bust Innozenz XII. To the right. Rev: seated femaleness with a scale and laurel branch. Ink signature on aversum, extremley fine (Image 1)

France, copper medal (Dm 33 mm, 16, 40 g), 1740, unsigned. To the French Revolution. Obverse: swearing Gallia. Reverse: characters \"Conf_deration of the François\" in laurel wreath, punched, edge nick, small stroke mark in the Rev, ss. (Image 1)

Prague, bronzed lead medal (diameter approximate 42, 4 mm, approximate 22, 08 g), 1743, unsigned, mockery medal, on the Bohemian coronation from Maria Theresia. Av: coronation scene. Rev: tower with flag, therefore flower, boughs and matters. Small edge nick, s-ss. (Image 1)

Austria, Maria Theresia, cast bronze medal (diameter approximate 39, 4 mm, approximate 13, 53 g), undated (1745), unsigned, mockery medal on the coronation Franz I. To the Emperor. Av: seated Maria Theresia, beside to royal orb grabbing Youth. Rev: standing Franz I. From in front with charged saber. Cleaned s-ss. (Image 1)

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)

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)

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)

France, octagonal silver chip (approximate. 31, 50 x31, 50 mm, approximate 16, 05 g), 1831, from Domard. Av: sitting Merkur with rod seated to left. Rev: 3 lines characters, circumscribed. Margin hallmarked, extremley fine (Image 1)

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)

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)

France, Louis Philippe I., bronze medal (diameter approximate 51 mm, 55, 82 g, 1839), from bar, on the bridge over the Vilaine in La smelled Bernard, Dep. Morbihan. Av: head left, circumscribed. Rev: 13 lines characters, tiny edge nick, extremly fine to uncirculated. (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)

Belgium, copper medal (Dm approximate 32 mm, 15, 50 g), undated (about 1864), unsigned. To the 200 year-old anniversary the royally academy for Fine Arts, small drag mark on Av, extremly fine to uncirculated. (Image 1)