Catalog - 2. Rhenumis e@uction

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Nuremberg, Christopher Kress from Kressenstein, lead cast medal (diameter approximate 38, 50 mm, approximate 23, 06 g), 1526, seeming from Matthes Gebel, on the patrician and Nürnberg-based alderman and captain Christopher Kress from Kressenstein. Av: bust to right, therefore: "CRISTOF KRES XXXXII IAR old". Rev: lying harness, on that a tournament helmet with Keinod and blanket, therefore: "CRISTOFF KRES from KRESENSTAIN M D XXVI". Comp. Collection Lanna 946, collection Erlanger -, ss. Very rare!

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Palatinate Neuburg, Otto Heinrich, bronzed lead cast medal (diameter approximate 42, 20 mm, approximate 34, 87 g), 1531. Bust hatted to the right, circumscribed. Rev: Fortuna with sail in boat to the right, in section beneath 5 lines characters. Collection Memmesheimer 2828, edge nick, ss.

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Johann Georg I., 1615-1656. Undated (1627) 21.140 g. Silver medal from Sebastian Dadler on concord and discord, Aversum: a cavalier kissing an almost nude woman and picks to your breast, before that a reich laid table, SUSTINEMUR CONCORDIA, reverse: a woman attacked your husband, the they to the hair pulls, before that a table, on the be a dog and a cat to struggle, right lies a broken jug, at the bottom on the table the signature S D, DISCORDIA PESSUMUS, seeming contemporary cast, small planchet fault at the edge. Med. I. Dreiß. War 180 no. 163, rare, ss.

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Brunswick Wolfenbüttel. 1710 59.500 g. Silver medal undated (1710), on both sides with signature 'M' (R. Marenholz). On the wedding Elisabeth Sophie Maries with August Wilhelm of Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel. Aversum: length portrait the duchess to the right, in transcription name and form of address. Reverse: length portrait of the duke to the right, in transcription likewise name and form of address. Scratch, small edge nick. As well two old provenance label. Brockmann 292 Lange 729, very fine+.

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Augsburg, Vergoldete Bronzemedaille (29,80 g, 49,04 mm), 1710, Taufmedaille mit Bibelzitaten und Taufszene, Forster 871, rev. Exerguefeld bearbeitet, ss.

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Preußen, Friedrich I., Bronzemedaille (Dm. 30mm, ca. 12,09g), 1713, möglicherweise späterer Guss, von G. Hautsch, auf die Erlangung des Fürstentums Neuenburg und die Geburt von Friedrichs Enkel, Friedrich Ludwig, den Sohn des Kronprinzen (Friedrich Wilhelm) und dessen Gemahlin Sophie Dorothea von Hannover, keine Randschrift, mehrere Rf. Brockmann vgl. 431 (Silber), ss.

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Ludwig Georg, 1707-1761.1714 29.120 g. Under guardianship his mother Frances Sibylla Augusta (² 1733), unsigned silver medal on the peace from Rastatt, Aversum: Prince Eugene and marshal de Villars sit each other in Roman clothing opposite and rich be the hands, to the sides palms trees and war trophies, reverse: Chalkboard with two fishes, to the sides the sign of the Jupiters and the Sun. Collection Montenuovo 1429 collection Julius 1217 Pi N 452 Berstett 532 Popelka 185 (there in bronze) Senk 392 (there in pewter), rare, ss.

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Nuremberg, lead cast medal (diameter approximate 37, 50 mm, approximate 21, 23), undated, on the Nürnberg-based Patritzier George Keczel. Av: bust left, therefore "GOT PIN I GEPORN GOT LEB I GOT STIRB I". Rev: helmeted coat of arms, therefore "JORG KECZEL LXIIII IAR old". Ss.

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Hamburg, Silbermedaille (Dm. 39,3mm, 19,4g), 1803, von Loos, auf ie 1000 Jahrfeier der Stadt Hamburg. Av: Ansicht des Alsterbassins mit dem Jungfernstieg, darüber Genius auf Wolke. Rev: Sitzende Hammonia mit Schild unter einer Eiche. Gaedechens 1999, kl. Rf., ss-vz.

Silbermedaille (Dm. 36,12 mm, 17,05 g), o.J. (ca. 1803), von Loos auf Zuneigung und Freude, Av.: mit Füllhorn in der Rechten und Rosenzweigen in der Linken nach links schwebender Engel, Umschrift in zwei Zeilen, Rv.: sieben Zeilen Text in einem Kranz aus Rosen und Lilien, zeitgenössisch lose gefasst, feine Tönung, Sommer B56, vz.

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Hamburg, Silbermedaille (40,67 g, 46,2 mm), 1809, D. F. Loos, zum 50-jährigen Jubiläum Johann Jakob Rambachs, Senator und Pastor von St. Miachel. Gaedechens 196, 11, av. scharfes Relief, rosa-schwarze Tönung, Kratzer, fast vz.

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1817 16.590 g. Pewter medal on the high prices, Aversum: italics inscription inside a circles from Stars and points with the occasion the embossment: in the year 1817 / war the Theuerung / so gross that / 1 Schefel kernels 88 fl. / 1 Sch: - Gersten 52 fl. / 1 Sch: - Haber 24 fl. / 1 Sri peas 7 fl. 1 Sri / Kartoff. 3 fl. And 1 lb Brod / 18. Kr / Z (logogram of the Medailleurs), reverse: bright God's eye, with aging collection sachets, trace of handle. Rare reverse, s.

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Saxony, Anton, silver medal (Dm. 39, 30 mm, 28, 62 g), 1830, from C. R. Krueger, 300 years Augsburg-based confession. Av: the length portraits from Luther, John the Steadfast and Melanchthon next to one another to the right. Rev: handover scene the confession, circumscribed. Collection Merseb. 2152, contact marks, extremly fine to uncirculated.

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Hamburg, Bronzemedaille (Dm. 42,5mm, 38,7g), 1832, von Pfeuffer, auf das 50 jährige Jubiläum des Senators Johann Georg Bausch. Av. Brustbild Bauschs nach links. Rev: 8 Zeilen Schrift im Eichenkranz. Gaedechens 2056, Randfehler, kl. Kr., vz-st.

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Preußen, Friedrich Wilhelm III., Bronzemedaille (Dm. 45 mm, 56 g), 1839, von C. Pfeuffer, auf 300 Jahre Reformation in Brandenburg, Av: Brustbilder von Kurfürst Joachim II. und König Friedrich Wilhelm II. gestaffelt nach links. Rev: Abendmahl, vz-st.

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Hamburg, bronze medal (diameter approximate 42, 40 mm, approximate 42, 23 g), 1841, from H. Laurence, on the new stock exchange. Av: seated Harmonia to the right, in the background the stock exchange. Rev: 8 lines characters in the wreath of oak leaves. Gaed. 2069, tiny edge nick, small Kr., extremley fine

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45.130 g. Hamburg. 1842 45.130 g. Copper medal from H. Wilkens & sons on the destruction the St. Petri church in Hamburg at the 07. May 1842. Aversum: church view before the blaze, therefore cit. And basic information of the Turmbaus. Reverse: ruin view after the blaze, therefore cit. And date of destruction as well signature. Edge inscription: "GEPRAEGT from the copper of the ST. PETRI THURMS to Hamburg". Corrosion spots, ss.

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26.420 g. Köln, Bronzemedaille (Dm. 41mm, ca. 26,42g), 1842, auf den Weiterbau des Kölner Doms, Av.: unvollendeter Turm mit Baukran, Rv.: Ansicht der geplanten Fassade, Kratzer und Rf. ss-vz.

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Hamburg, Bronzemedaille (Dm. 42,5mm, ca. 42,4g), 1841, von H. Lorenz, auf die neue Börse. Av: Sitzende Harmonia zeigt mir der linken auf die neue Börse, im Hintergrund die alte. Rev: 8 Zeilen Schrift im Eichenlaubkranz. Gaedechens 2069, schöne Patina, wz. Kr., f. st.