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Counter depicting a ship in full sail J. Nilis
Medal commemorating Captain-Lieutenant Otto von Weddigen (1882-1915); reverse H. Bendorff
Counter commemorating the opening up of wealthy mines in Louisiana as proposed by Law the banker; reverse J.C. Roettier
Counter commemorating the embarkation of Scipio for Africa, BC149, and his meeting with Hannibal; reverse Jac Dassier
Medal commemorating Christ's Hospital; reverse J. Roettier
Counter commemorating the opening up of wealthy mines in Louisiana as proposed by John Law (1671-1729) the banker; reverse H. Roussel
Medal commemorating the visit of Admiral François Ferdinand de Joinville (1818-1900) to Rio de Janeiro, 1838 C.C. de Azevedo
Counter commemorating Admiral Abraham Duquesne (1610-1688); obverse J. Dassier
Counter commemorating Admiral Abraham Duquesne (1610-1688); reverse J. Dassier
Counter commemorating the siege of Ostend, 1604 and the capture of other cities; obverse unknown
Medal commemorating the bicentenary of John Harrison's death, 1976; reverse William Andrews
Counter commemorating French ships being seized by the Dutch, 1658; reverse Unknown
Medal commemorating the bombardment of Tönningen and Copenhagen, 1700; reverse unknown
Medal commemorating William V of Nassau, Stadtholder and Admiral; obverse Johann Georg Holtzhey
Medal commemorating the Battle of Jutland, 1916; reverse H. Lindl
Counter commemorating Armand de Maillé, Duc de Brézé (1619-1646), and his devotion to the Queen Unknown
Counter commemorating Admiral Duquesne; obverse J. Dassier
Medal commemorating the capture of Wisby and Gothland, 1676; obverse G. Sesemann
Counter commemorating Vice-Admiral Horatio Nelson (1758-1805) and the Battle of Copenhagen, 1801; obverse unknown
Medal commemorating action off the Helder and Captain Van Gelder, 1673; reverse C. Adolfszoon
Medal commemorating Hamburg Millenary, 1803; reverse D.F. Loos
Naval reward medal commemorating the Victory off the Åland Islands, 1714 unknown
Counter depicting a ship in full sail J. Nilis
Medalet commemorating HMS 'Dominion'; reverse W.M.C.
Counter commemorating Cardinal Armand Jean Duplessis, Duc de Richelieu (1585-1642); reverse unknown
Large Gold medal, Société Géographie, Paris, 1827 Andrieu
Medal commemorating the Battle of Öland, 1676; reverse unknown
Medal commemorating the capture of Helsingborg, 1676; reverse C. Schneider
Medal commemorating the invasion of Prussia by Sweden; obverse J. Bensheimer
Medal commemorating the Congress of Munster, 1647; reverse J. Looff
Medal commemorating the Battle of Jutland, 1916; reverse Marquis of Milford Haven
Medal commemorating the Battle of Copenhagen and the manning of the block-ships, 1801; reverse D.F. Loos
Medal commemorating the Battle of Bergen, 1665; obverse J. Pool
Medal commemorating the capture of Wisby and Gothland, 1676; reverse G. Sesemann
Medal commemorating the Battle of Lepanto, 1571; reverse G.V. Melone
Counter commemorating the Battle of Rhinberck and the siege of Ostend, 1601; obverse unknown
Naval reward medal commemorating the Victory off the Åland Islands, 1714 unknown
Counter commemorating the war with England, Austria and the Netherlands; reverse J.C. Roettier
Counter commemorating the activity of Admiral J. Bart; reverse H.
Medal commemorating the Spanish defeated at Messina, 1675; reverse J. Mauger
Medal commemorating the embarkation at Scheveningen of King Charles II, 1660; obverse P. van Abeele
Medal commemorating the Dutch squadron captured by Admiral Jean Bart, 1696; reverse Unknown
Naval reward medal commemorating the Battle of Lowestoft, 1665; reverse J. Roettier
A Danish West Indian coin, 20 cents; reverse H. Conradsen
Medal commemorating the Battle of Lowestoft, 1665; obverse J. Roettier
Medal commemorating the Battle of the Four Days and Admiral Evertsen, 1666; obverse O.M.
Medal commemorating the voyage of Princess Elisabeth of Brunswick and Luneburg; reverse unknown
Medal commemorating the opening of the new harbour of Middelburg, 1817; obverse Simon and Bourje

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