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A Medal of Washington, supported by Agriculture and Commerce, the figures of an American Indian and Minerva

armstrong2

A Medal struck by the Corporation of Philadelphia in 1756, in honor of Col. Armstrong, for having destroyed the town of Kittaning, inhabited by a murderous tribe of Indians. This was the first medal struck in Pennsylvania

Medal in Brass of Virgil

Medal in Brass of Pompee [Pompey]

A Medal, struck 1757, to distribute amongst the Indians

Medal in Brass of Catinat

A Copper Medal, the relief is a figure on an Ass, riding backwards, with a rope around his neck led by the Devil

Copper Medal, of Charles the 2d King of England

Medal of Dr. B. Rush, professor of [blank]

Medalion of Shakespeare embeded in glass

Serment du Roi medal

La Fayette medal

2 Medals of B. Franklin struck for the donor