COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, Denmark, Frederik V (1723-1746-1766), Silver Memorial Medal, the completion of the Danish Asiatic Company’s statue at Amalienborg, 1768, by D J Adzel, the equestrian statue to left, STATORI SUO, rev legend in six lines within wreath, DIVO FRIDERICO QVINTO …, 53mm (Gal 466). Extremely fine. The equestrian statue was commissioned by Adam Gottlob Moltke, head of the Danish Asiatic Company to be placed in the center of the courtyard of Amalienborg Palace, where it still stands. The commission went to the French-born sculptor, Jacques François Joseph Saly, also known as Jacques Saly (1717-1776). The statue was a long time coming, 1768 is officially considered the statue’s completion date and the Danish Asiatic Company struck two medals to commemorate the event, one by Wulff and this, by Daniel Jensen Adzer. The base, shown in the medal was delivered two years later and the unveiling took place on August 1, 1771.
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COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, France, Michel de l’Hôpital (1503 [1505]-1573), Chancellor of France 1560-1568, Silver Medal, c.1560, bearded bust left, M. OSP. FRAN. CANCEL., rev tower in sea struck by lightning, IMPAVIDVM FERIENT RVINAE, 36.5mm (BMC, Jones, I, 244-245; Maz 453; Kress 552; Arm III, 288, X; vL IV, 115). The medal shows every sign of being an original striking, nearly extremely fine, a minute piercing by A of FRAN falls outside the beaded border. Michel de l’Hôpital was Chancellor under Catherine de’ Medici, but was eventually forced out of office following the outbreak of the second War of Religion.
COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, France, Louis XIV (1638-1643-1715), Porte de Sète, cast Bronze Medal, unsigned, 1666, bust of the King right, PACEM TERRIS INDIXIT ET VNDIS, bird’s eye view of the harbour area (BMC [Jones] 344; TN III, pl 2, 1). Seemingly cast from a pierced specimen, nearly very fine. The Porte de Sète was built to serve the Lanquedoc Canal. Jones records examples of the medal in gold and pewter in Paris and in silver at the British Museum, but none in bronze.
COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, France, Ballooning, The First Manned Flights, Copper Medal, 1783, by Augustin Pajou, the Montgolfière and Charlière balloons ascend together, people in each of the gondolas, smoke billows from the former, AUDACIA FELIX, rev legend in nine lines within a border of stars, PATERFACTO PER AERA, 51mm (Malpas 6; FM&B 3; The White Collection, Baldwin’s Auction 35, lot 1880). An early and quite probably original striking, extremely fine. The first ever manned flight was by Jean-Francoise Pilâtre de Rozier (1756-1785), in a tethered Montgolfière balloon on the 15 October 1783. Together with the Marquis d’Arlandes (1742-1809), Le Rozier made the first free flight on the 21st November. The flight by Professor Charles was on the 1st December, 1783 and he flew first with the Duc de Chartres, then solo – the first solo free flight. The medal combines the two balloons as they never were in reality, making a superb medallic design. Malpas, Lighter Than Air, makes the attribution to Augustin Pajou (1730-1809).
COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, France, Louis XVIII, Silver Medal, 1818, by Andrieu, Chambre des Députés, 1818; Copper, Entry to Paris, 1814; Louis Philippe I, Silver Medals (2), 1830, Chambre des Députés; 1833 Cherbourg; Copper Medals (2), the Duc de Berry and Duchesse d’Angoulême, all 41mm. Very fine and better, a good group of portraits. (6)
COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, France, Medals of the Revolution of 1848 and its aftermath, “Les 3 Budgets”, White Metal/Lead Medal, 1848, sun shines on tree, rev legend, sheep and scissors to either side, 71mm; Rheims [Reims], 27 February 1848, White Metal/Lead, citizens take bales of straw from house, rev “Pillage de la Maison Oudin …”, 62mm; Bon des Mairies, Un Franc, White Metal/Lead, 1848, 49mm (FdeS LVIII, 2; Aux. 31), Very fine or nearly so. (3)
COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, France, Medals of the Revolution of 1848 and its aftermath, The Opening of the Paris to Epernay Railway, White Metal/Lead Medal, 1848, an engine pulls its tender and three wagons, rev the celebratory banquet, 48mm (Moy 138; cf Swan 258). Very fine. A good if naïve representation of the train.
COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, France, Medals of the Revolution of 1848 and its aftermath, Papal Support on the re-election of Louis-Napoleon as President, White Metal Medal, 1851, small bust of Pius IX left in tiara, within wreath, rev Victory stands on trophies, 56mm; Archbishop Affre of Paris, death, 1848, small Copper Medal, bust left, rev legend, QUE MON SANG …, 25mm (cf FdeS, XL, 14-15); The Re-establishment of the Republic, White Metal, 1850, English made by Allen & Moore, Liberty triumphs, rev legend, 45mm (FdeS pl XVI, 1). Very fine and better. (3)
COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, France, Medals of the Revolution of 1848 and its aftermath, Prelude to the 1830 Revolution, Iron Medal, by Gaunois, “Décernée aux 221 Votans de l’Adresse”, 54mm; “Banquet des 12 Sections”, 12 May 1848, patinated White Metal/Lead, 60mm; oval President’s Medal, patinated White Metal/Lead, 1852, legend both sides, 60mm x 49mm; Church of St Thomas, White Metal, 1850, façade of the church, rev legend, flat suspension loop, fine; Republic 1871, small Copper Medal, “La France à Vaincu l’Anarchie le Brigandage et les Pétrolistes”, 30mm, except as stated, very fine. (5)
COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, France, Medals of the Revolution of 1848 and its aftermath, Lorraine, Leopold I, Duke of Lorraine (1679-1697-1729), Construction of Roads and Bridges in Lorraine, Copper Medal, 1705, by Ferdinand de Saint Urbain, bust of the Duke right, with long hair, rev Hercules breaks rocks to make a passage for Mercury, VITAE CONSVLIT ATQVE VIAE, 57mm (Mol 119; BDM V, 309; Flor 171). Extremely fine.
COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, Germany, Prince Eugene of Savoy (1663-1736), general in the service of the Holy Roman Empire, Death, Copper Medal, 1736, by Georg Vestner, bust of Eugene right, hair long and wearing armour, rev Eugene seated amidst trophies, crowned by Victory and other figures, 44mm. Extremely fine. For Vestner’s medal for the death of Marlborough see lot 2123
COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, Germany, Music, Franz Liszt (1811-1886), The Centenary of his birth, large Bronze Medal, 1911, by Karl Goetz, bust of the composer right, hair to his shoulders, rev Christ crucified, cherubs play violin and cello to either side, DEM SCHÖPFER DES GROSSEN ORATORIVM, 90mm (Keinast 29; Niggl 1118). Extremely fine and rare.
COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, Hong Kong, Edward VII, Coronation Celebrations, 1902, Governor Sir Henry Blake’s Bronze Medal, by Edmonds, conjoined busts of the King and Queen Alexandra right, rev British man o’war and Chinese junk before mountains, 38mm, suspension loop and ring. Very fine. The much decorated Sir Henry Arthur Blake (1840-1918), was born in Limerick. Governor of Hong Kong, 1898-1903, his other governorships included the Bahamas, Newfoundland, Queensland and Jamaica, then after Hong Kong, Ceylon.
COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, India and related medals, Settlement of the British at Bombay, 1662, and East India Company’s Victory over a French Squadron, 1804, Copper Medal, by J-P Droz and G Mills, for Mudie’s series of National Medals, Neptune reclines, holding Union Jack, rev Neptune with trident, 41mm (BHM 567; Pudd 804.1). Very fine.
COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, India and related medals, Universal Exhibition 1862, London, Copper Prize medal, by L C Wyon (after D Maclise) and A B Wyon, Britannia, lion at her feet, with figures of the Empire, named on edge, IMAN-UD-DIN, AT SEALKOTE. CLASS XXXIII, 72mm. Fine. British post office at Sealkote [Sialkot], in the Panjab, was of some importance in that the British post office handled mail coming and going across the border with Jammu.
COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, India and related medals, Mule Breeding, Silver Medal, undated, by J S & A B Wyon, and H Weir, two spirited horses cavorting, rev central space, FOR MULE BREEDING, named on edge, “Kabir Khan Lambadar. Chak 593. G.B.”, 57mm, suspension loop and ring (Pudd 862.2 – reverse, “Government of India Horse Show”). Nearly extremely fine. Chak 593. G.B., in the Tandlianwala Province of Pakistan
COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, India and related medals, Lord Harding, Viceroy’s Medal, Copper, awarded 1916, Viceroy’s arms, rev inscribed to, “Kamar Din Litterer – Viceroy’s State Train – 1916”, 51mm (Pudd 910.4.2). Very fine. Baron Charles Harding of Penshurst, Viceroy 1910-1916. He was nearly assainated in a bomb attack in Delhi in 1912.
COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, India and related medals, Thomason Church of England College, Silver Prize Medal, awarded 1909 (Abdul Hamid – Civil Engineering Class), 65mm, badly scuffed, about fine; Army Rifle Association of India, Silver Prize Medal, by Messrs Pinches, lioness on NIRA tablet, rev within tablet, “BPRA 1887 – 1921”, 55mm; The British India Corporation Limited, Silver Jubilee, Silver Medal for Faithful Service, 1945, arms, rev named “Boota”, 51mm (Pudd 945.1); ASCB, India, Silver Medal, 1922, awarded for “All India Hockey – Baluchistan Winners – 27th Punjabis”, 43mm, suspension loop, all very fine; unrelated medals (3), City and Guilds Silver Medal, Indian recipient, fine, damage to named edge. (5)
COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, India and related medals, Rabindranath Tagore (1861-1941), Bengali novelist, poet, novelist, educator, and an early advocate of Independence for India, modern French Bronze ‘Art’ Medal, 1964, by Thérèse Dufresne, his face three-quarters left, rev Tagore in the centre of a small central group of figures, 90mm. Extremely fine. From an edition of 400. Rabindranath Tagore, who was born in Calcutta to a wealthy background, won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1913. Although knighted two years later, he surrendered it in 1919 as a protest against the Massacre of Amritsar, where British troops killed some 400 Indian demonstrators. Tagore had an enormous influence over Gandhi and the other founders of modern India.
COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, Italy, Paul III (1534-1549), Copper Medal, by Alessandro Cesati, called ‘il Greco’, bust right, rev Ganymede and the eagle, 19th century restrike, 42mm (Kress 366; Linc 497), extremely fine; later Copper Medals (2), of Pius VI, 1785, 41mm, and Pius IX, undated, 37mm; The Dukes of Lorraine, F de St Urbain’s Dedication Medal, cast in Berlin iron, 66mm, these very fine. (4)
COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, Italy, Leo XIII, Pecci (1810-1878-1903), Silver Annual Medal, 1882, year 5, by F Bianchi, bust left, wearing cap, cope and cape, rev group of figured, 43.5mm (M 798), very fine; with old Copper Restrike Medals (2), Gregory XIII, Boncompagni (1502-1572-1585), The St Bartholomew’s Day Massacre, 32mm; Alexander VIII, Ottoboni (1610-1689-1691), Annual Medal, 1690, year 1, by Hamerani, rev censer and cloud of incense, 30mm (Linc 698, 1505), extremely fine. (3)
COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, Malta, Knights of Malta, Silver-gilt oval Medal of Pedro Henrique or João Carlos de Bragança, Duke of Lafóes, engraved cross, rev coronet over arms of Lafóes, 40mm x 22mm, suspension loop and ring, black ribban attached (with lable “Duque de Lafóes”). Very fine and very rare. Pedro Henrique de Bragança, Mascaranhas da Silva; the Dukedom was created on the 17th February, 1718, a month before the birth of João Carlos de Bragança (1718/19 –1806).
COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, Morocco [and France], Marshal Louis Hubert Gonzalve Lyautey (1854-1934), “The Pacification of Morocco”, Bronze Medal, 1925, on his retirement from office, by Henry Dropsy, bust right in uniform, rev Lyautey meets Moroccan leaders under tented canopy, 68mm. Very fine. Morocco became a French Protectorate in 1912, under the rule of General (later Marshal) Lyautey who remained in office until 1925, with a brief interruption in 1916-17, when he was French war minister.
COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, Netherlands, The Siege of Bergen-op-Zoom, Silver Medal, 1622, a display of military trophies with, to the front, a holed drum, HOSTIBVS MAVRITIO DVCE IEHOVA VICTORIA, rev a panoramic map of the town and fortifications of Bergen, 55mm (vL Ii, 149, 2). Very fine, scarce. It is of note that, at the age of 15, riding his own horse, Admiral Michael de Ruyter took part in the operations against the Spanish, under the leadership of Prince Maurice of Nassau.
COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, Netherlands, Victory on the Slaak, by the Dutch over the Spanish Fleet, Silver Medal, 1631, by Jan Loof, struck for the States of Zeeland, detailed panoramic plan of the action, explanatory legend in nine lines in cartouche below, rev legend in fifteen lines, D.O.M. Hisp. Classem ausp…, 55mm (vL II, 194/4; MH 527; BDM III, 460). Very fine and rare. The Dutch, commanded by Admiral Hollaare, Rear Admiral Johann Evertsen of Zealand and Count Ernest Casimir of Nassau destroyed over 80 ships commanded by Count John IV of Nassau.
COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, Netherlands, Martin Luther, Bicentenary of the Reformation, Silver Medal, 1730, by M Holtzhey, bust of Luther right, shields of seven Protestant states around, rev Religion seated, her foot on Papal symbols, beside her Truth, whilst Saturn carves initials on pyramidal monument, 62mm (vL 54; Whiting 354). Sharp extremely fine, with light tone, scarce.
COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, Netherlands, The Dutch Maintain the Peace, Silver Medal, 1742, by M Holzhey, seated figure of the republic with Liberty cap, staff and caduceus, welcomes Fortune, CONCORDIA, rev seated figure in harbour with plans and naval emblems, ARMA PARAT PACEM …, 55mm (vL suppl. XVIII, 167). A little polished, very fine.
COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, Spain, Charles III (1716-1759-1788), The Establishment of the Oeconomical Society, Seville, Silver Medal, 1778, by T F Prieto, laureate bust left, hair tied in queue, wearing Golden Fleece and other Orders, rev quill pen and wreath above pedestal, PRODESSE LABORAT, 39mm (Vives 54; VQR 14127). Very fine and rare.
BRITISH COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, Historical Medals of The Life and Reign of Queen Anne, Princess Anne (1665-1714, Queen 1702), Marriage to Prince George of Denmark, Silver Medal, 1683, struck in imitation of engraving, crowned and garnished APD [Anne, Princess of Denmark] monogram, rev crowned and garnished oval shield of the arms of Denmark and England, decorative border to both sides, 35.5mm (MI 594/176; pl.LXI, 10). Extremely fine and extremely rare.
BRITISH COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, Historical Medals of The Life and Reign of Queen Anne, The Expedition to Vigo Bay, 1702, Silver Medal, by John Croker, crowned bust of Anne left, legend reads FRA, rev an aerial panorama of the harbour at Vigo with ships burning, the British fleet at the entrance, CAPTA ET INCENSA GAL ET HISP CLASSE, 36.5mm (MI 236/18; Betts 97; vL IV, 363; MH 120; J J Ford, XIII, 802-810). Very fine. The Ford catalogue gives a detailed breakdown of the varieties though mysteriously calling the medallist “Thomas Croker”
BRITISH COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, Historical Medals of The Life and Reign of Queen Anne, Battle of Vigo Bay, Silver Medal, 1702, unsigned but of German manufacture, Victory stands before an arrangement of naval trophies, SPES ET VIRES HOSTIUM FRACTAE, rev a panoramic map of the harbour at Vigo with, to the fore, the fleets in action, lettered edge, DECIDIT IN CASSES PRÆDA PETITA MEOS. OVID, 40mm (MI 238/22; vL IV, 360; MH 124; Betts 101; Ford XIII, 813-17). Good very fine and rare.
BRITISH COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, Historical Medals of The Life and Reign of Queen Anne, Battle of Vigo Bay, Brass jeton, 1702, by J G Lauffer, 25mm (MI 239/23; MH 125; Betts 95; Ford XIII, 793, first obverse die); John Milton, Dassier’s Medal, Copper, 41mm (MI 564/229); Admiral Vernon Medals (3) for Porto Bello, 1739, Carthagena, 1741 (2), one with Ogle and Blass, the other on a curious thick flan; Cumberland (2), 1745-1746. First very fine, the second fine, others fair to fine. (7)
BRITISH COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, Historical Medals of The Life and Reign of Queen Anne, Bonn, Huy and Limbourg Captured by Marlborough, Silver Medal, 1703, by J Croker, bust of Anne left, rev a kneeling figure with mural crown offers three city keys to an equestrian Marlborough, SINE CLADE VICTOR, 42mm (MI 246/35; vL IV, 399). Nearly very fine, deeply toned.
BRITISH COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, Historical Medals of The Life and Reign of Queen Anne, Queen Anne’s Bounty, Copper Medal, 1704, by John Croker, similar, bust of Anne left, rev the clergy kneel before the Queen who presents a charter, PIETAS AVGVSTÆ, 44mm (MI 251/43). Reverse very fine, obverse nearly so, but minor knocks and bruising.
BRITISH COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, Historical Medals of The Life and Reign of Queen Anne, The Capture of Gibraltar and the Naval Action off Malaga, Copper Medal, 1704, by John Croker, bust of Anne left, rev Neptune in a sea-chariot offers a mural and naval crown to Britannia, VICTORIÆ NAVALES, 39.5mm (MI 266/64; vL IV, 454; MH 132). Extremely fine with a hint of redness. old collector’s or dealers ticket with price 10/6
BRITISH COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, Historical Medals of The Life and Reign of Queen Anne, The Capture of Gibraltar and the Naval Action off Malaga, Copper Medal, 1704, by John Croker, bust of Anne left, rev Neptune in a sea-chariot offers a mural and naval crown to Britannia, VICTORIÆ NAVALES, 39.5mm (MI 266/64; vL IV, 454; MH 132). Nearly extremely fine.
BRITISH COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, Historical Medals of The Life and Reign of Queen Anne, The Relief of Barcelona, Silver Medal, 1706, by John Croker, bust of Anne left, rev panorama of the city and harbour of Barcelona, with in the sky above, the sun eclipsed, BARCELONA LIB GALLIS FVG, 34mm (MI 280/86; vL V, 22). Almost extremely fine. The French fleet had sailed for Toulon before the arrival of Admirals Sir John Leake (1656-1720), and George Byng (1663-1733), the ground forces abandoned their positions and fled during the eclipse.
BRITISH COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, Historical Medals of The Life and Reign of Queen Anne, The Battle of Ramillies, Silver Medal, 1706, by John Croker, bust of Anne left, rev two fames hold aloft a map of the conquered districts, beyond a distant town, GALLIS AD RAMELLIES VICTIS …, 34mm (MI 284/92; vL V, 33). Good very fine, toned.
BRITISH COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, Historical Medals of The Life and Reign of Queen Anne, The Union of England and Scotland, Silver Medal, 1707, by John Croker, crowned bust of Anne left, rev Royal Arms on pedestal, with Lion and Unicorn supporters, MAII I MDCCVII, 47mm (MI 295/107). Lightly scuffed, nearly extremely fine.
BRITISH COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, Historical Medals of The Life and Reign of Queen Anne, The Union of England and Scotland, Copper Medal, 1707, by John Croker, crowned bust of Anne left, rev Royal Arms on pedestal, with Lion and Unicorn supporters, MAII I MDCCVII, 47mm (MI 295/107). Nearly extremely fine, small stain behind head.
BRITISH COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, Historical Medals of The Life and Reign of Queen Anne, The Union of England and Scotland, larger Copper Medal, 1707, by John Croker, crowned bust of Anne left, wearing classical armour and Collar, George and Star of the Garter, rev Anne as Pallas, with plumed helmet and Medusa head shield, NOVA PALLADIVM TROIÆ, 70mm (MI 298/115). Good very fine.
BRITISH COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, Historical Medals of The Life and Reign of Queen Anne, The Capture of the Citadel at Lille, Silver Medal, 1708, by John Croker, crowned bust of Queen Anne left, rev Victory holds palm branch and city arms over a plan, INSVLÆ CAPTÆ, 44mm (MI 338/169; vL V, 119). Extremely fine.
BRITISH COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, Historical Medals of The Life and Reign of Queen Anne, The Capture of Tournai, Silver Medal, 1709, by John Croker and [reverse] S Bull, bust of Anne left, rev Pallas seated by trophies, holding Medusa shield, TORNACO EXPVGNATO, 39mm (MI 354/190; vL V, 141). Extremely fine, toned.
BRITISH COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, Historical Medals of The Life and Reign of Queen Anne, The Attempted Invasion of Scotland, Copper Medal, 1708, by John Croker and [reverse] S Bull, bust of Queen Anne left, rev Britannia protects Scotia from the invading French fleet, CLASSE GALL FVG, 39mm (MI 316/141; Woolf 21:1; vL V, 103). Nearly extremely fine.
BRITISH COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, Historical Medals of The Life and Reign of Queen Anne, The Capture of Sardinia and Minorca, Silver Medal, 1708, by John Croker, bust of Queen Anne left, rev Victory in conch shell holding ensign and palm branch, Sardinia and Minorca in distance, SARDINIA ET BALEARIS MINOR CAPTÆ, 39.5mm (MI 329/157; vL V, 95). Very fine, toned. Sardinia was captured by Admiral Sir John Leake, who then assisted General James Stanhope (1673-1721) in the capture of St Philip’s Castle in Minorca. For Stanhope see also lots 2117 and 2118
BRITISH COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, Historical Medals of The Life and Reign of Queen Anne, The Capture of Sardinia and Minorca, Copper Medal, 1708, by John Croker, bust of Queen Anne left, rev Victory in conch shell holding ensign and palm branch, Sardinia and Minorca in distance, SARDINIA ET BALEARIS MINOR CAPTÆ, 39.5mm (MI 329/157; vL V, 95). Extremely fine.
BRITISH COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, Historical Medals of The Life and Reign of Queen Anne, The Battle of Malplaquet, 1709, Silver Medal, by John Croker, crowned bust of Queen Anne left, rev the French attacked in woodland, Victory flies above, CONCORDIA ET VIRTVTE, 47mm (MI 359/197; vL V, 145). Extremely fine, toned.
BRITISH COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, Historical Medals of The Life and Reign of Queen Anne, The Battle of Malplaquet, 1709, Copper Medal, by John Croker, crowned bust of Queen Anne left, rev the French attacked in woodland, Victory flies above, CONCORDIA ET VIRTVTE, 47mm (MI 359/197; vL V, 145). Extremely fine, the reverse with hint of redness.
BRITISH COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, Historical Medals of The Life and Reign of Queen Anne, The Capture of Mons, Silver Medal, 1709, by John Croker and [reverse] S Bull, bust of Anne left, rev Victory flies over the city and its fortifications, MONTIBVS IN HANNONIA CAPTIS, 39mm (MI 362/202; vL V, 149). Extremely fine, uneven dark tone.
BRITISH COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, Historical Medals of The Life and Reign of Queen Anne, The Capture of Mons, Copper Medal, 1709, by John Croker and [reverse] S Bull, bust of Anne left, rev Victory flies over the city and its fortifications, MONTIBVS IN HANNONIA CAPTIS, 39mm (MI 362/202; vL V, 149). Extremely fine with touches of original redness, especially on the reverse.
BRITISH COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, Historical Medals of The Life and Reign of Queen Anne, The Capture of Douay, 1710, Silver Medal, 1710, by John Croker, bust of Queen Anne left, rev Victory hangs plaque on column around which are trophies, behind her Bellona chases a French soldier, VALLO GALLORVM DIRVTO, 48mm (MI 369/213; vL V, 165). Choice extremely fine, though somewhat uneven tone.
BRITISH COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, Historical Medals of The Life and Reign of Queen Anne, The Capture of Douay, 1710, Copper Medal, 1710, by John Croker, bust of Queen Anne left, rev Victory hangs plaque on column around which are trophies, behind her Bellona chases a French soldier, VALLO GALLORVM DIRVTO, 48mm (MI 369/213; vL V, 165). Extremely fine with hint of redness.
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