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Paris Ouest Enchères
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Two medals, one made of a copper alloy, bearing on the obver…
See original version (French)
174
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Two medals, one made of a copper alloy, bearing on the obver…
See original version (French)
Estimate €40 - €60
Voluntary lot
Description
Two medals, one made of a copper alloy, bearing on the obverse: a laureate head of Napoleon I facing right, with the inscription “NAPOLEON EMPEREUR” by DENON & ANDRIEU; and on the reverse: Napoleon I standing facing the viewer on a shield, in coronation robes holding a long sceptre topped with an eagle, carried by a senator and a soldier; inscriptions: “LE SENAT et le PEUPLE” – “AN XIII”
Diameter 40 mm (shows signs of wear and impact)
The other, in gilded bronze, features on the obverse a laureate head of Napoleon I facing right, and on the reverse: Hercules slaying the English Leopard. Inscriptions: “CAMP DE BOULOAGNE AN XII OF THE R.P. 1804” (reissue)
Diameter 40 mm
See original version (French)
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