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Bronze medal of Le Cardinal de Richelieu m[ort] 1642

A Silver medal, 2 1/2 inches diameter, weighs 2 1/2 Dollars representing on one Side the bust of the King of England in armour

A Silver medal (nearly the Size of a Dollar) on one Side the bust of Queen Ann Crowned

Bronze medal of De Fenelon arch. De Cambray m[ort] 1715

A copper medal larger than a dollar, obverse a bust of the king of Prussia in armour

Bronze medal of N. Bapt. De Moliere m[ort] 1673

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

A copper medal, larger than a quart of a dollar, having on one Side the arms of the house of De Harley, in France

A bronze medal, Size of a dollar, a bust crowned RICHARDUS IID.G.ANG. PR. ET. HIB. REX Reverse a funeral monument, in the exergue NAT.1366.COR. 1377.mort 1399

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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

Small Greek silver medal, obverse a head, reverse a winged victory, erecting a trophy of arms, legend unknown & defaced

A Copper medal of Whitefield

[Bronze medal of] Nicolas Poussin m[ort] 1665

A Medal, struck 1757, to distribute amongst the Indians

A Roman medal of Valentinian 2.22-1/2 gr[ams]