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)