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A Medal of Edward Preble Esqr. with the reverse

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

A Silver Medal of Washington struck in Decr. 1805 on the reverse The Eagle with the olive Branch and Lightening hovering over the U.S. in 1783

Medalion of Shakespeare embeded in glass

Serment du Roi medal

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

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

A Medal, struck 1757, to distribute amongst the Indians

Medal in Brass of Marcellus

Copper Medal struck in honour of Lord Nelson and the Victory of the Nile Aug. 1st 1798