Catalog

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Poland, Gdansk, Gold medal (diameter approximate 29, 20 mm, approximate 6, 40 g), 1678, unsigned, on the Return of the theologians Aegidius bush. Av: length portrait bush to the right, circumscribed. Rev: helmeted coat of arms, beneath 4 lines characters. Dutkowski / Suchanek 645 b, planchet fault in the centre, billowy, extremley fine;

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RDR, Gold medal to 3 ducat (diameter approximate 28, 90 mm, approximate 10, 33 g), 1683, from Michael Hofmann, on the second siege Wiens through the Turks. Av: crowned double eagle over coat of arms, over it happy eye God. Rev: 8 lines characters. Edge nick, f. Extremley fine;

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RDR, Leopold I., silver medal (diameter approximate 36, 30 mm, approximate 15, 26 g), 1685, unsigned, on the conquest from Neuheusel. Av: Field camp with under fire standing fortification, over it a scroll. 9 lines characters. Collection Mont. 953, small edge nick, scratch, very fine to extremly fine. ;

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RDR, Joseph I., silver medal (diameter approximate 46 mm, approximate 33, 46 g), 1690, on his coronation in Augsburg. Av: length portrait from the front, circumscribed. Rev: praying King to the right, circumscribed. Collection Mont. 1218, fields partial smoothed, scratch, small edge nick, very fine to extremly fine. ;

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France, Montpellier, Ludwig XIV, bronze medal (diameter approximate 53 mm, approximate 65, 97 g), 1699, from Nilis. Av: bust to right, circumscribed. Rev: 3 lines characters in laurel wreath, circumscribed, beneath 2 lines characters. Small Kr., small edge nick, ss. ;

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RDR, Leopold I., silver medal (diameter approximate 40, 80 mm, approximate 25, 96 g), 1702, unsigned, on the victory in Cremona and the Capture of the Marshalls Villeroy through Prince Eugene from Savoy. Av: medallion with length portrait Prince Eugenes to the right, beneath dancing Fama besides flapping imperial eagle and fleeing hens, in section beneath 4 lines characters. Rev: seated Germania with shield and spear to the right besides garden Landscape. With edge inscription. Mont. 1166, collection Horsky 7603, extremley fine;

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Netherlands, Middelburg, satirical silver medal (diameter approximate 48, 50 mm, approximate 46, 20 g), 1704, J. Van Dishoecke, on the depression the unrest in the countryside Zeeland. Av: antique Perseus with mounted head the Medusa left, before that the Winged Horse. Rev: town hall square with Civil Defence Corps, left femaleness with lance, beside crowned eagle with municipal coat of arms. Van Loon 415, small edge nick, extremley fine;

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RDR, Leopold I., silver medal (Dm approximate 45 mm, approximate 29, 30 g), 1704, unsigned, on the battle by Höhstädt. Av: three lockets with busts, over it two angels. Rev: Danube landscape with river god, beside Victoria between trophies, circumscribed. With edge inscription, Mont. 1169, nice patina, very fine to extremly fine. ;

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Switzerland, house Habsburg, silver chip (4, 27 g, Dm approximate 26 mm), 1711, Karl VI. On the coronation to the Roman Emperor in Frankfurt (Main), ss. ;

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Italy, silver medals (diameter approximate 43, 80 mm, approximate 28, 50 g), 1722, from Vestner, on the marriage of the crown princes Carlo Emanule with Anna Christina Ludovica from Palatinate Sulzbach. Av: coat of arms, circumscribed and laurel wreath. Rev: coat of arms, circumscribed and laurel wreath. Wurzbach 4500, small edge nick, ss. ;

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Netherlands, silver medal (diameter approximate 49 mm, approximate 45, 09 g), 1738, from Holtzhey, on the 100 years to be available of the Amsterdam theaters Schouwburg. Av: on a cloud floating Apollo wreathed Fama. Rev: bees basket, therefore coat of arms. Edge nick, ss. ;

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

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Netherlands, silver medal (diameter approximate 46, 90 g, approximate 34, 06 g), from Holtzhey, 1740, on Laurens taster. Av: length portrait oblique to the right, circumscribed. Rev: 8 lines characters. Small edge nick, aversum slightly rubbed, extremley fine;

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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. ;

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France, Ludwig XV, bronze medal (diameter approximate 41, 50 mm, approximate 26, 61 g), 1760, from Roettiers. Av: head to the right, circumscribed. Rev: Merkur helps one woman on the from a Grave comes, therefore "DEPULSA bulwark RESURGET", in section beneath 5 lines characters. Slight embossing weakness, tiny edge nick, extremley fine;

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RDR, Joseph II., silver medal (diameter approximate 28, 90 mm, approximate 6, 39 g), 1765, unsigned, on his wedding with Mary Josepha from Bavaria. Av: both length portraits next to one another to the right, circumscribed. Rev: altar with the escutcheon from Austria and Bavaria between Austria and hymen, in section beneath 2 lines characters. Collection Montenuovo 1940, small edge nick, very fine to extremly fine. ;

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RDR, Joseph II., silver medal (diameter approximate 40 mm, approximate 25, 96 g), 1765, from A. Wiedemann, on his 2. Wedding with Mary Josepha Antonia from Bavaria. Av: the length portraits of the bridal couple next to one another to the right, circumscribed. Rev: two coat of arms at altar, beside Austria? And Hymenäus with Myrtenkranz and torch. Small scratch and edge nick, very fine to extremly fine. ;

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Netherlands, Wilhelm V., silver medal (diameter approximate 37, 50 mm, approximate 21, 55 g), 1767, from G. Van Moelingen. On his marriage with Friederike Sophie Wilhelmine from Prussia. Av: the busts of the pairs next to one another to the right, circumscribed. Two putti over flaming altar, in addition to it transcription. Small edge nick, slightly rubbed, very fine to extremly fine. ;

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RDR, Maria Theresia, silver medal (diameter approximate 50 mm, approximate 43, 83 g), 1780, from L. Wurschbauer, on the foundation of the Maria Theresia Ordens. Av: the length portraits Franz I. Stephan and Maria Theresia next to one another to the right, circumscribed. Rev: standing Victoria with medals from the front, circumscribed. Mont. 1858, small scratch, extremley fine;